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The Official Organ of Zurich] and Hay Township.
Vol. VIII.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAR. 6
1908.
No. 31,
Telegraphy
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LUTHERAN PARSONAGE, Zurich.
LOCAL NEWS.
Mr. Matthews of Seaforth is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Geiger,
Bronson Line.
The ball held at Rau's Hall on
Monday evening was well attended
and every one reports a very good
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weseloh,
left on Tuesday for a few weeks'
visit with relatives, in Berlin and
Waterloo.
";A. most sueoessfui series of
meetings" is bow Mr. W. D. Sand-
ers, President of the South Huron
Farmers' Institute, describes the
meetings held in the various places
in the riding last week, all of which
with the exception of Varna, he
presided over. The attendance
was very good in every ease, the
addresses were very profitable, the
evening programs were entertain-
ing, and the meetings were a finan-
cial success.
Messrs. A. S. Faust undertaker,
and Charles Welker. Liveryman,
while attending the funeral of the
late Mrs. David Plant, suet with
an accident. While turning at
Mr. Plant's house, the hearse was
upset, breaking one of the plates
in the side, entailing a loss of over
$30.e0. Mr. Welker the driver was
thrown under the horses heels and
it is fortunate that the doubletrees
broke or the accident might have
been even more serious. The
horses got clear from the vehicle,
but were caught before going very
far.
ZURICH GUN CLUB.
The members of the Gun Club
had their monthly contest for the
Pain Medal on Tuesday, with the
result that C. Fritz made high
score three times in succession and
is therefore the owner of the medal.
Following is the score :—C. Fritz.
20 ; W. G. Hess, 12 ; J. P. Rau, 12 ;
W. O'Brien, 11. ; E. Zeller, 11 ; J.
Shuettler, 9 ; J. Truemner, 10 ; H.
Yungblut, 12 ; S. Faust, 16 ; W. G.
Hess, 17. The first contest for the
Pain Medal was held on Nov. 5th,
and was won by F. W. Hess, with
the scores of 16 ; Fritz won the
next three with scores of 18, 16 and
20, This is considered good shoot-
ing and Charlie is to be congratu-
lated.
Born.
PLANT—At St Joseph on the 19th,
February, to Mr. and Mrs, David
Plant, a son,
Smue—At. Zurich on the 19th, Feb„
to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Seim,
a son.
TALBOT—At the Sauble Line Stan-
ley on the 28th, Feb., to Mr. and
Mrs, Robert Talbot, a daughter.
KuNz--At the 11th, Con- Hay, on
' the 29th, February, to Mr. and
Mrs. John Knnz, a son.
RosB--At Zurich, on the 11th, inst,
to M. and Mrs, Albert Rose a
daughter.
DENOMY—At the Sauble Line, on
the 2nd, Inst, to Mr. and Mrs,
Nelson Denomy, a daughter.
Headquarters for sap buckets
and sap spiles. J. Preeter.
• Miss Mabel Wenzel of Crediton
is visiting at Mr. C. Eilber's at
present,
Miss Alvada Weseloh was visit-
ing at her uncles, Mr. Geo. Koch,
of Dashwobd last week.
1000 hides wanted at the Zurich
Tannery. Highest prices will be
paid. Rennie and Witwer.
The Rev, L. K. Eidt of Dashwood
assisted the Rev. A. D. Giscbler in
the revival meetings this week.
Butter eggs and dutch setts taken
in exchange for hardware, harness
and furni ture. At Hartleib's.
Mrs. Theobold Hauch and daugh-
ter Rose, left today (Friday) for
Ilespeler, where they expect to
visit for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob B. Gingericb
of Blake left on Monday for Step-
hen, Minn. where they expect to
remain for a few months.
We print on page 4 a reference
to the usefulness of the farm
telephone which should be road by
every farmer in this section,
We have just opened up a new
stock .of rcady-to-wear clothing.
Visit our gents furnishing if you
want to be well dressed. J. Pree-
ter.
Mr. Chas. Troyer, the vetran
merchant of H.illsgreen, is very ill
at present. His n' any friends in
the Township wish him a speedy
recovery.
See our ssmple book of wall
papers before making your select-
ions. We have some of the pret-
tiest designs ever shown in Zurich,
J. Preeter.
Mr. W. C. Calfas hes disposed
his heavy stallion, and has two
carriage stallions for sale, one a
three year old and one aged. Both
well bred.
Mr. Charles McAllister of the
Parr Line, received a kick in the
face, from a colt on Monday. The
eyelid and cheek bone is badly cut,
but it is not expected that any
serious results will follow.
The Sacrament of the Lord's
Supper will be dispensed in the
Evangelical church next Sunday
morning, at 10 o'clock. The Rev.
L. H. Wagner of Berlin will
officiate preparatory services en
Saturday at 2 p. m. Rev L. H.
Wagner will also preach in the
Sunday evening service at
7 p. m. The meeting will open
with a song service. All are
heartily invited.
I1iss Minnie Hartung ,of. Detroit
is visiting her house here for a few
weeks.
Mr. Jacob Gillman and son John.
spent Monday and Tuesday, in
Seefortla.
Mr. E. C Koehler has been taken
on the staff of the Moleons Bank at
this branch.
Mr, and Mrs. J. Preeter attended
the wedding of a niece at Dash-
wood, on Tuesday.
A number of married ladies of
town spent Wednesday with Mrs.
Elinor Klopp, Zurich Road.
Mr. Herman Well attended the
funeral of his son.in-law, the late
Mr. Mc Watters, at Saginaw, Mich
We have the verylatest in ladies'
embroidered collars and ladies' ties.
See display in window. T. Preeter,
Mr. Samuel Swayze the veteran
carpenter of Blake was a visitor in
town on Saturday, his first visit
since Christmas
Mr. Win. Beaver's prices for
twine for next season are —500 ft.
9} e ; 550 ft. 11 ; 600 ft.' 12 c ; 620
ft. 111 c. These prices are guaran-
teed.
On Sunday the 'Stii inst, the
evening service in>' St.. Peter's
Luthern Church will be Conducted
in English. A hearty, invitation is
extended to all.
Remember we are the sole agents
of Zurich for the famous Sherwin
Williams paints. A" paint that
cannot be excelled for. lasting
qualities. All colors. J. Preeter.
Mr. Conrad Trueinnor, of the
14th Con., fell on the ice on Tues-
day, dislocating his shoulder, Drs,
Wilson and Campbell attended the
injury, and the pa e;it is doing
well.
J. ,C. Collins of the
ing and dyeing war
this week solicits
Ladies' and rents
ing. Ingnlo- rzt
Zurich.
The Township Conn il. met here
on Wednesday, with t 1 member's
present. A nnmhel-4 f accounts
were passed and a m ;ion abolish-
ing statute labor wa§ adopted and
a bylaw will be passed to that
effect. The Cnnneil adjourned to
Wednesday April l.st.
The application of the Police.
Trustees of Zurich to have a by-law
'Passed re -issuing debentures for
cement'walks, was laid over until
next meeting of the Council.
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fore you buy. 'You will be benefited. My Stock is good
and of the VERY NEWEST DESIGNS.
New Spring Dress Goods in all colors.
New Prints and all fast colors,
A beautiful range of Muslins.
Mens Spring Suitings. Ladies' Hose.
Embroideries of all kinds. Lnees of all kinds.
Lace Curtains, Linoleums, 4 yds and 2 yds wide.
Floor Oil Cloth, 2 yds and 1 yd wide.
A full range of everything in. the Dry Goods line.
DUTCH SETTS AND ALL 1 'ARM PRODUCE
taken in exchange for goods for whioh I am paying highest
MARKET PRICES
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We have just opened up a large shipment of New Spring Goods
consisting of
Prints in a 1are rriety ,,.0 f colors
Prices. A nice lot of choke patterns.
GINGHAIIS New' Carpets
Ginghams in all the different sized checks in
Blues, Browns and Blacks.
New Dress Goods
New Dress Goods, in all the leading shades and
cloths for Spring. Plain Lawns, Organdies, India
Linens.
Prices Down on Winter Goods
Dont.forget that we are cutting the prices away
down on all Winter Goods, and it will be a big say -
to anyone who needs any of these Goods to call
and the values we are offering.
Mew Carpets, in Unions Wools and Tapestries,
with borders to match. New Floor Rugs, all
sizes in Tapestry,
Brussels and velvet finish.'l
Oyds
and Floor Oils, from one to four y s
wide.
HARDWARE
Just arrived a lot of new Trunks, Telescopes,
Suit Cases etc, a“emarkabe low prices, If you
need a stove, give us a call. We have a few heat-
ers leftithat will be sacrificed. Everything in the
line of Hardware at the very closest prices.
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