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Vol, IX.
The Official Organ of Zurich „ and Hay Township.
THURSDAY IV1 RDH,N G, APR• 8, 5909.
No. 38•
6 LOCAL NEWS.
Sweat pads at 25 cents each, at
Hartleib's..
Miss Phoebe Riekbeil visited
Exeter friends last week.
Mr. Samuel Faust has purchased
a building lot from Miss Lydia
Faust.
Mrs. Shoemaker of Parkhill is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Fred
Demuth.
Misses Olive and Alvada Weseloh
of London arrived home on Satur-
day for a short visit.
Mrs. Paulin and two sons of
Goderioh are visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Rannie.
There will be service in the
Evangelical church on Good Friday
at 10 o'clock a. m.
The . brick smokestack at the
grist mill has been started this
week. H. Weber is doing the work
with a number of assistants.
Mr. Hamor Well of Seaforth is
home for a visit with his parents.
See our team harness with col-
lars at $25.00, at Hartleib's.
Another evangelistic service will
be held in the Baptist church on
Sunday at 2 30 p. m.
The Zurich syndicate stallion
will be at John Hey Jr's farm,
Goshen Line, until May 1st.
Edison phonographs and records
for sale by 13.. Well, at Hartleib's
store, Zurich.
The smoke stack on the Zurich
Flax Co's mill blew down on Wed
nesday noon, during the big wind
storm.
Mrs. (Rev.) A 11 Gischier and
Master Lewis, left on Friday morn-
ing to spend Easter with Mrs.
Gischler's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L. S. Weber, of Berlin.
Mr. Arthur Hoffineyer, Mrs.
Campau, and Miss Teresa Mittel-
holtz of Detroit, and Mrs. Steven-
son of Grey Tp., visited with Mr.
and Mrs. A. Mittelholtz, on Wed-
nesday.
We pay 40 cents per bushel for
good big potatoes. Small stuff
must all be picked. out. C. Hart-
leib, Zurich.
Miss Alinira Stogdill, of the
Goshen Line, has 'taken a turn for
the worse the past week, and a
nurse (Miss Hagan) has been en-
gaged.
The members of the Ladies Aid
of the Evangelical church served a
dainty lunch in honor of Miss
Sproule. missionary of New Ontario
in the Evangelical parsonage, on
Tuesday evening.
A meeting is to be held in the
town hall on. Tuesday evening next
at 8 o'clock to arrange for the
planting: of trees at the Fair
grounds. This should have been
started several years ago and a full
attendance of citizens. and farmers
is requested. Dont forget the date
Tuesday April 13th.
One by one the old settlers are
being carried away, Mrs. Christian
Bechler was laid to rest in the
Amish cemetery on Sunday, after
having attained the age of nearly
eighty. The deceased had been a
resident of this section for many
years and was well liked by old
and young. She leaves her aged
partner in life, now over 82 years
old, and four boys, Menno John
and Joel living in this vicinity s.nd
Christian of Michigan, besides a
large circle of personal friends and
acquaintances.
Mr. J. Preeter has a new clover
seed cleaner which takes rib grass
and other weed seeds out of clover.
Anyone desiring to use this mill
can make arrangements with Mr.
Preeter.
Phongraph conceiai' every after-
noon next week, atHartleib's,
Baseball meeting 'this, Friday,
afternoon at Ran's betel, All coma.
Full stock of. all 'kinds of wire
and fencing at lowest prices, at
Hartleib's
Mr. H. T. D. Cooke, barrister.
Hensall was a :,busin@As visitor
town, on Monday
A quantity of goodred clover
seed for sale. Apply to David
Schnell, Zurich P. 0
Stephen council report and report
for Sop S S No 1 Stapley, had to
be held over for next issue.
See our solid oak rockers, cobble
seat, regular $3.00 for $2,00, at
H artleib's.
The market .for dufCh-sets is de.
moralized this spring; and some
growers will suffer ponsiderable
loss. ;.
Mr. W. H. Kerr of the Brussels
Post has purchased. the Clinton
New Era from Mr. R, .`Holmes, ex -
M. P. of West Huron.
A meeting of the Zarich Bowling
Clnb will be held in the Town Hall
on Friday evening April 16th at 8
o'clock. All interested are request-
ed to attend.
The Ladies Aid met in the Evan-
gelical church on Tuesday after
noon for their regular meeting.
Two new members united with the
society. Miss Lydia Faust gave an
excellent address. The society
received 7 new members since Mar.
Their motto is Onwardand Upward
Mr. Dan Henhefer of the 14th
Con. is again in the clutches of the
law for having threatened to make
"sausage" out of one of his neigh-
bors. Dan's bark is worse than his
bite however and the people are ad-
vised to keep buying their "wurst"
from the butcher for the present.
Mrs. Christina Gabel widow of
the late John Koch formerly of the
Babylon Line, Hay, died at the
home of her daughter Miss Kate
Koch. Zurich, on Monday morning,
,having reached the age of 81 years,
11 months and 26 days The old
lady was quite smart up to a short
time ago, old age being the cause
of death. The children are Mrs.
Hartung, Mrs. B. Weseloh, and
Kate all living here. George of
Dashwood, and Justus of Michigan
besides a number of grand. child ren.
The funeral took place on Wednes-
day, to the Lutheran cemetery, and
was largely attended.
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Easter service will be appropria-
tely observed in the. Evangelical
church next Sunday morning and.
evening, You are most heartily
invited to attend.
Dr. Oven's Surgeon, Oculist,
Specialist will be at Royal Hotel,
Hensall, on Friday, Apr. 23rd .
Hours 5 to 10 p. m . Glasses pro-
perly fitted, Catarrh, deafness, fail-
ing eyesight and throat troubles
treated.
A very instructive and; interest-
ing program was enjoyed' by the
members of the W. 0. T, U. at the
home of Mrs. J. A. Williams
Tuesday afternoon. MiSs Sproule
W 0 T U missionary and Mrs E. P.
Paulin a county officer,were pre
sent and addressed th meeting.
Tea was served. ler all 0.1td an op-"
portunity given to meet Miss Sproul
In the evening a public •meeting
was held at the church at which
both Miss Sproule and Mrs Paulin
gave addressee, the latter on sug
gestions for W CTU work, Miss
Sproule on her "62 days trip throu
gh the Lumber Camps " The
meeting was enjoyed by all. At the
close the Ladies Aid kindly enter-
tained the WC TU and their
guests to light refreshments at the
parsonage.
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