HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1903-04-17, Page 1The Official Organ of Zurich and Hay Township.
VOL.III., NO.38
ZURICH, ONT., FRIDAY, APIA. 17, 1903.
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Call and see my Stock on hand.
J. F. Blckbell,
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Zurich.
OF
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choice variety of Field Seeds,
including Mangol, Carrot, Beet,
Seed Corn, &c., &c.
Our Seeds are the best money buy.
International Stock. Food.
a Stock Food that is
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Best Grades
Of Family
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( Zeller Block.)
Successor to IL11. Johnstone
For tan up to . date hat, D. S.
Faust has them for you.
Miss Addie Sararas, is visiting
her sisfer, Mrs. Neeb, at Sebring=
ville.
Mr. J. J. Merner, of Dashwood,
spenit part of Wednesday in the
village.
Mr. Hy. Pletsch; of Mildmay,was
in town to visit acquaintances, on
Saturday.,
The Messrs. Russell, blacksmiths,
of Exeter, spent Good Friday after-
noon in Zurich.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Benedict,
of Crediton, spent Good Friday
visiting friends in Zurich.
Mr. and Mrs. Yungblut, of He'h-
sall, spent Good Friday at the home
of Mr, and Mrs. Bender's.
Mr. Chas. Fritz and fanny spent
Good Friday at the home of his
brother William, in Crediton.
Several loads of the members of
the Y. P. A. are visiting Dashwood
Alliance this (Friday) evening.
Ed. Warm is doing duty at the
Dominion House stables, for John
Knorr, Nvho had his arm injured.
Mr. Peter Lamont is spending
part of this week in Toronto and is
combining pleasure with business.
Mr. and Mrs. Rausch, of Berlin,
visited with Mr. Casper Rarig, of
the 14th Con., over the Easter holi-
days.
Mrs. McLean and family, of
Chatham, are spending some clays
at the Commercial Hotel in this
vill age.
Mr. Robert Stelck, the principal
of our public School, is spending
the Easter holidays at his home, in
Hillsgreen.
Miss Hart, assistant in the pub-
lic school, is spending the Easter
vacation under the parental roof,
at Brucefield.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Bean, of
Goderich, visited at Mr. and Mrs.
Scheellig's, of the Goshen line, near
Zurich, this week.
Master Harold Johnson, of Clin-
ton, returned home after spending
his Easter holidays with his uncle,
Thomas Johnston,
Mr. and Mrs. Wettlaufer and
:nvo. daughters, of Blyth, are visit-
ing relatives and friends in and
around Zurich, this week. .
Mr. Wm. McCloy, of Hensall,
general agent for the Deering Com-
pany of the United States and
Canada, was in the village on Tues-
day.
Mr. Peter Bender purchased a
fine building lot from the Joseph
Zettel Estate, next to P. Sipple's
residence. The price paid was
$i70.
A pleasant evening was spent at
the home of Mr. Wm. Battler,
Babylon line, on Monday evening,
friends from Zurich and Dashwood
being present.
Mr. D. S. Faust and Mrs. Hoffman
and son, his daughter and grand-
son respectively, went to Milver-
ton, on Saturday last, to visit his
other daughter, Mrs. Finkbeiner.
Rev. Henry Holtzmann, of Ful -
las ton , visited his brother, Mr.
Gabriel Holtzmann, on Tuesday,
on his.way to the Conference at
Dashwood, which is in session there
this week.
THE HERALD is in receipt of a
letter from Mr. Charles Bossen-
berry, of Cavalier, N. Dakota, and
his many friends will learn with
pleasure that Charlie is pleased
with his new home and is doing
well. -
Mr. S. T. Hopper, B. A., L. L. E.
Graduate Optician. Hensall. was in
the village on Wednesday, on pro-
fessional business. It is his inten-
tion, we understand, to make per-
iodieal visits to both Zurich and
Crediton.
Mr, J. P. Rau, of the Coimner-
eial, is busy renovating his hotel at
present and the rooms are present-
ing a very attractive appearance.
The Comrnercial continues .to be
very popular, under Mr. Rau's able
m aim gement.
Mr. Deering, of Exeter, was in
the Village, on Tuesday. on his
first trip of the 'season, collecting
cream for the Butter Factory.• He
expects to make two trips per week
for the balance of April and three
trips after the lst of May.
Quite a few of our citizens drove
to Dashwood, ora Wednesday after-
noon, where the Evangelical Con-
ference is hi session, to hear Bishop
Horn, of Cleveland, give an address
in the evening, He is spoken of as
an able and eloquent speaker.
A good meeting of the Dominion
Foot•Ball Club, was held last Thurs-
day evening, sat the Dominion
House, and the prospects are bright
for the coming foot -ball season. --
The following officers were elected
Robt. Stela, President, Ab. Shot -
leis Captain ; Andrew Hess, Sec'y-
Treas, Challenges to the Senior
Club may be sent. to Ab. Shetler,
and for the Junior Club, to Gannet
Magel.
THE SOVEHEICN BANK
of Canada
HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO
LxECITIVE OFFICES - MONTREAL
Authorized Capital - $2,000,000.00
Capital paid up - - $1,2.00,000.00
H. S. HOLT ESQ., - President
D. M. STEWART ESQ., Gen. M'gr
Savings Department.
Deposits of $1. and received and
• highest rates of interest allowed.
Deposit Receipts issued at favor -
rates. Loans made to Farmers
en their own notes.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS DONE
OFFICES AT—
Exeter Crediton
F. E. KARN, C. W. GILMOUR.
Manager. Manager.
F. W. GLADMAN, Solicitor.
Bus the Nugget Polish at C. Fritz.
Fora nice Neck Tie call at D. S.
Fat.
Thuse Schools will re -open on Mon-
day morning.
C. Fritz is showing some hand-
soine shoes in his window.
Good Friday was very generally
observed as a holiday in Zurich.
Mr. George Ziinmerniaan, of
Tavistock, was a guest at Mr. H.
Well's over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ortwein, of
Hensall, spent Good Friday visit-
ing friends in this village.
Miss Melvina Koehler and
brother, Ezra, spent Easter with
their sister in Sebringville.
Mr. Jne. wispier, Blacksmith,
has been laid up for several clays
past with an attack of the mumps.
Mr. Seheellig, of the Goshen line,
visited with his son, Dr. George,
in Detroit, during the Easter holi-
days.
Mt•. Wes. Schee-Rig has disposed
o ` his entire colt, but we have not
learned to whom, or what price he
received.
Mr. James Swan, of Brucefield,
general agent for the • Brantford
Wind -mill Co,, Was in the Village
on Tuesday.
Miss Clara Galin -Ian, of Beaver
Meadow, spent a few clays tivith
Miss Plicebe Riekbeil, the latter
part of last heck.
The regular meeting of the W. C.
T. U. will be held at the home of
Mrs. S. Ronnie on Monday evening,
April 20th, at 7.30.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ort, of Blen-
heim Tp., spent Easter with the
formers parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Ort, Bronson line.
Messrs. Sam. Faust and Fred.
Riehbeil, drove over to Dashwood,
and spent Good Friday afternoon
with friends in that village.
Service will be held in the Evan -
g alical Church, as usual, Sunday
Evening. A supply will be sent
from the Conference, now in session
at Dashwood.
Mr. W. E. Latimer, a resident of
Stratford, and a Typo on the " Bea-
con," gave THE HERALD a call on
Monday last, on his way from Drys-
dale to his home,
Many loads of tile passed through
the Village this and the latter part
of last week. This tile is manufac-
tured at the brick and file yard of
Mr. Ronnie on the 15th Concession
and is generally pronounced of
good quality.
11Iiss Andrews was entertained at
Tea, by the Ladies of the W. C. T.
U., the evening previous to her
departure for home, en route to the
North-west. ° The spread took place
at the home of Mrs. Doan and was
contributed to by all the members
of the Association.
Mr. Peter Lamont was out for a
spin with the greys on Sunday last
Twice during the past week he has
had offers to sell them and in one
instance, only the modest sum of
seven dollars was between the
price asked and that of the would-
be purchaser.
Messrs. W. O'Brien, W. Hess,
Jno. Sob nettles, ,Tito. Truemner
and Mike Meiclinger, spent Good
'Friday afternoon on a fishing expi-
clition, near -Bt. Joseph and brought
home with there 55 large sized
suckers. Many of their neighbors
also enjoyed afish dinner on the
following day.
The many friends of . Mr. J, D.
Manes, general merchant, of this
village, will be pleased to learn
that he is now so far recovered as
to be able to bo about the house
again, after the operation which he
underwent some tinie ago, for
'appendicitis.
Why don't the young men of Zur-
ich getup a base -ball, club. It is now
the popular summer game, calls for
less exertion on the part of players
than foot -ball, is easily understood
b,p on -lookers, is less dangerous and
to seven oitt of every tan, is more
interesting. than.ta kicking contest,
Ready for
'tin
r tab.
UR New Spring Stock is complete. We think
we have good reasons for feeling proud
of our iiewr spring lines, such as
Men and Boye' Ready-made I Men and Boys' fine up -to -dale
SUITS , DRESS SHIRTS,
Mens and Boys' HATS, of the very latest
American Styles -
MUSLIN-, of all kinds, of the newest designs
Many snore, which space does not permit us
to mention.
We invite you all to come in and see our new
Goods, whether you buy or not.
You know you are always welcome to come and
study the new styles at FAUST's.
Prices will be made easy, and produce taken in
exchange for goods, at
�UStT's_
To the Ladies
of Zurich
and surrounding country, 1 would
kindly call your attention to the
EMPRESS SHOE
the most modern Shoe made in Can=
ada, and the best value for the
money.
CHAS. IRI T",
THE SHOEMAN
ZURICH,
ONTARIO
Butter and Eggs taken in exchange.
The Leading
Dress Goody Ilouse.
We are always in the lead in Dress Goods. Call
in and inspect our Stock. We are also Showing some
pretty
suitable for Waists.
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MILLINERY....
Our :\lillinery Stock is new and strictly up to the
moment, and is again under the management of MISS
HANDFORD, We would invite all the ladies of -Zurich
and vicinity to give us a call.
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J. Preeter,
Zurich
Store closes on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at 6 p. in.
HARNESS
TRUNK'S VALISES WHIPS
FANCY RUGS OILCLOTHS
HARNESS OILS
A.g,ency for
Spaetzel's Pneumatic Collars
Try then for your tender -shouldered horses
FURNITURE
A PULL LINE ALWAYS IN STOCK
HIGH U11:11)E
PIANOS AND ORGANS'..
A number of Second-hand will be sold at BARGAIN PRICES
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