HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1907-01-04, Page 1Vol,. VII. No. 24
WINTER TERM
OF THE
Clinton Business College
(Affiliated with Winghani Busi-
ness College.)
OPENS JANUARY 2nd
This is the most modern, thor-
ough and successful institution of
its kind in Ontario. Excellent
staff of teachers; unexcelled equip-
ment; large attendance; actual
business school. During Novem-
ber we had 20 times as many
calls from leading. concerns for
Bookkeepers, Stenographers
and Telegraphers as we had
graduates to send.
Enter any time.
Individual instruction.
Our handsome Christmas
Catalogue sent free on applica-
tion to
GEO4,SPOTTON - Principal
Thel.
'of Zuric
LOCAL NEWS.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ellmor Klopp visit-
ed the former's parents at Stratford
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Gabel of Bervie
are visiting at the home of Mr. arid
Mrs. H. Thiel.
The Ginn Club held an interest-
ing .hoot on New Year's Day.
Some extraordinary scores were
made.
School re -opened yesterday with
Mr. A. McLeod as principal, and
Misses P. Nicholson and M. Best,
as assistants.
Mrs. W. M. Holtzman of Mild-
may, accompanied by her daughter
is visiting at the home of Mrs. D.
Surerus, Sr., who is ill
A very enjoyable party was held
a ,•t t)ie home of Mr. J., ,4„..8
..,,71,;031,-..con.,`on.Tuesday .0Y64.kg
report a splendid time.
Mrs. ;John Voelker of Pigeon,
Mich., visited her sister, Mrs. S'4.
B. Battler recently, and is now vis-
iting friends in Milverton.
Mr. H. Zapfe has made: an ex-
change of hogs recently and has
now a splendid improved Yorkshire
which be will hold for service at
his farm, Town Line, Stanley.
Election of officers for the Evan-
gelical 5. S. will take 'place next
Sonday morning, in connection
with the morning service. The
subjects for the Evangelical church
for next Sunday are: Gods care for
his people, for the morning and
Self -Consecration, for the evening.
Come end bring 3 our friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Witrnan of
Walkerton, accompanied by Miss
Algia Weseloh of Waterloo, -were
visiting the letters uncle, Mr. H.
Weseloh, for a few days this week.
Mr. Eli (; eii cr (1 N.,D., ie
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. Geiger,, et present. Mr. Geiger
bas been absent from Zurich for
twenty-three years and notes a big
change in the town and people.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Howald
celebrated the twentyfifth anni-
versary of their wedding last
Thursday evening. An enjoyable
time was spent by those present.
It is the wish of their many friends
that they may enjoy the pleasures
and comforts of many more Sears
to come.
While' filling the trap at the
shoot at the Fair Grounds on Tues.
day, Mr. W. Schenck was accident-
ly. hit by a stray wad. He7 was
protected by a screen of Heavy
planking, only a few inches of the
'top of his hat being exposed, but
the wad took a downward course
:cutting a gash on the side of his
head. A few stitches soon closed
up the wound and he is getting
along all right.
A despatch from Ottawa says:
An extensive scheme of electric
railway building is contemplated
by the Stratford & St. Joseph Ra-
dial Railway Company, which is
applying to Parliament for a char-
ter to build passenger and freight
lines from Stratford to Avonton,
thence to Downie, Fullerton, Rus-
seldale, Farquhar, Exeter, i eese
-Zurich and St. Joseph, thence lou-.
therly to Grand Bend, in the etown-
ship of Stephen, or from Exeter
westerly through the most oonven-
eniirpt places tb fit. Jason)), and
from St, Joseph to Grand, Benet,
thence to Parklill,
Miss Ida Prang of Olin .apedt
the holidays at her he/11e` in the
village.
Mr. Hy. Eioher, jr , of near
Elkton, Mich,, is visiting friends
here at present,
Miss Ida Well left on Wednesday
last to visit her sister axd relatives
in Saginaw, Mich.
eMr. Robt. Williams, of the Sov-
ereign Bank staff, visited' friends
in Detroit over Sunday.
Mr. Meno Surerus and wife, of
Cavalier, Dakota, are visiting .the
former's mother, Mrs. D. Surerus.
Mr. Chas. Cann of Exeter called
on friends in the village last week.
He recently returned from: the
west.
Mr. Christian Eichler, formerly
of this Township, died last week
near Pigeon, Mich., the interment
taking place on Friday last.
Mrs. L. Bossenberry accidently
fell off the slippery walk one day
last week and bruised her shoulder.
She is getting along well.
The Rev. A. D. Gischler will con-
duct a series of special meetings in
the 14th con., Evangelical church.
begining next Tuesday evening at
7.30.
Mr and Mrs. John Feist and
daughter, and Mr. Chris. Brown,
of Kilmannt;h, Mich., visited at
the home of Mr. Jacob Brown,
Goshen Line, last week,
Final Notice.—A11 parties still
owing the firm of A. Charlesworth
& Son must settle their accounts
by Thursday, Jan 10th, 1207, or
they will be handed for collection
and all collection charges added,.
Leo. O. Charlesworth.
A quiet wedding was celehrated
at the ,home of Mr. Martin Wurm,.
Bronson Line, on Wednesday of
last week, when their daughter,
Miss Edna, was united in marriage
to Mr. Daniel Oswald, son of Mr,
Chris. Oswald. We extend.;•�est
wishes to the young coupl.
rs" J, C. Kalbfleisel
seriously i41,wit h pleuris;
Fever:r ladies' bel
pan have .sage by callin
office.
;1't
spent the `-Tew Yer 'aliol ci - •
at
his 'home here.
Mr, and, Mrs. George
Chiclega Dile, visited rel
the Saublel ring the pa
Mcssra. Flick it Q Joh
Durst of Colborne were �, s; o
Rev. A. D.:,Gasohler for ahtiays
last week.
Messrs. Leine and Roy L gar , .r of
Berltx visited:;at the hem their
sister, MT'S, Kteva A. D. schler
over,'New Years. vr,
Messrs. Frank Bossenberry and
Louis Weber furnished music for
the dance at the home of Mr. John
Schnell, 14th con. on Tuesday'
evening. : Those present were well
repaid for attending as all had en-
joyable time.
Mises Diana and Phoebe Rick-
beil<;and ::Mr. Alf Gellman were
guestsat the home of Mr.. S. Hardy,
Exeter, on Sunday.
Misses Annie and Emma :Heide -
man of Detroit are vieigng their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. geideman
of this village, at present.
The band ushered in the ,year
1907 on Monday night by rendering
a number of selections at; various
places in the village. The different
bells in the village also were rung.
guns shot off and kindred ,' noises
welcomed the new year,
Mr. Geo. Schoellig, who left for
Detroit some weeks ago, recently
hander. went an operation at la,rper's
Hospital in that city. A stone,
measuring four and one -halt inches
in circumference, was xetnoved
from his bladder. Notwitb,4anding
his age of 72 years he with ` od the
operation admirably and b rends.
here will be pleased to that
he expects to leave the ll in
a short time.
•�tFiar"r .edding.w
o. a of Mr, an
McArthur, 2nd eon., Ha_
day of last week. at
when their daughter, Mis
.H:, was united in Merritt
living brothers,
add fo it three, multipl.
add to it the number or
sisters, multiply thee&
nonnt,
five,
it liv n,g
.hy ten,
add the nninber of deaths' .'f broth-
ers and substract 150 from the re-
sult. The right figure will be the
number of deaths, the middle `the
number of living sisters, and the
left the number of living brothers
Try it and see.
bt
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noon;
Violet
e with
Robert P. Bell, of the Zurich Road.
Rev. Mc. L. Smith performed the
eerernony in the presence of a large
riennher of guests. The happy coup-
lit'°l'ef't on a short honeynmen trip,
lifter which they will reside on the
gsbom's fine farm in Tuckersmith
neynm
boa all ,.
end Pros='
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NE ' TO ALL
take this opportunity of thanking our many friends
and customers for their very liberal sulpo:rt and pat-
ronage toward us during the past year, and hope that
the year 1907 may bringmany new e,ustomers to our
store. Our aim shall • always be, as it has been in the
the past, to supply our trade with the very best goods
obtainable at the lowest possible cost; and by so :doing we hope
for a good share of the trade for :the coming year. Again
thanking you and wishing you all a Happy and Prosperous
New Year, I remain Yours very truly,
J. P1 EETH,
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