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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1904-01-22, Page 1The Official Organ of Zurich and Bay Township. Vol;. IV., No, 26. ZURICH, oI ,T., FRIDAY, JAN, 22,, 1904. $1 Petr Year,. LEGAL CARDS. J. D. COOKE, • (Late with Gamrow & Proudfoot) Barris- er, Solicitor, Notary Public. Uensall, Ontario: G. STANBUILY, B. A. F. W. (MADMAN. Gladman & Stanbury. BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTA - ties, Conveyancers, Money to Loan on Village and Farm Property at lowest 'rates of interest. Documents in original ,German read and advised upon. —AT IIENSALL--• every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. --OFFICES— • Hensen -Over Stoneman's Jewellery Store Exeter Offices—Over O'Neil;s Bank. P'ROUIFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES PUBLIC, &O. Goderieb, - Canada., W. PROUDFOOT, K. 0 I . R. 0. RAYS. G. F. BTAIR. BUSINESS CARDS. JACI-LAND 00.,: REAL ESTATE. & INSURANCE AGENTS Village and Farm Property bought and sold. Rents collected. Conveyancing of all kinds promptly attended to. We represent the Leading Fire and Life Insurance Companies and respectfully solicit your patronage. Special attention given to collection of Notes and Accounts. • ---OFFICE— Zurich, z,F,-,;M Ontario. (L. V. BACHAND, Notary Public) TIR. J. HAMILTON, 9� Vet. Surgeon and Dentist Treats all diseases of domesticated Animals. Veterinary medicines of all kinds always on hand. Day and night calls.prornptly attend- ed to. OFFICE— In Wm. Bender's Old Stand, Main, St., Zurich, Ont. ANDREW F. HESS. Fire Insurance effected in all loading companies. Accident policies issued. Confederation Life represented. ZURICH - - - ONTARIO. DR. F. A.,SELLEF Y, g LOCAL NEWS Milder now, but -- Phew 1 wasn't it cold,, It is an old-time winter sure. Snow is'rso deepen the woods that teaming there has been abandoned for about -a.wgeek. Miss Maggie Weseloh, of London, is home at present, having been tak en ill while there. Mr. Alex. Manson, of London, a former merchant of Blake, is in. .the vicinity this week. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. .John G. Erb, Bronson line, was buried on Saturday last. Mr. John Colosky, of Indiana, a former resident here, was in town this week, l000king up old acquain- tances. Pt Miss Vercy 'Vifitwer was inExeter one night last week, attending a balland party, in company ' with some friends. Miss Laura Bender has gone to Dashwood, where she hag accepted a situation with Mrs. Jonathan Merner, for the winter Dentist, graduate of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons, Toronto, also honor graduate of Department of Dentistry, Toronto University. " Painless extraction of teeth. Plate work a speciality. At Dominion House, Zurich, every Monday. 1-26 E m BOSSENBERRY, Licensed Auctioneer for Hur- on County, respectfully solicits the pat- ronage of those who intend having sales. Satisfaction guaranteed. PHILIP SIPPLE Licensed Auctioneer for the County of Huron. I would request those having sales to call on me. Terms moderate; satisfaction guaran- teed, Your patronage solicited. HOTELS: 0$ 0 0 0 0 THE * a Ql Q 0 GOMMEHC1 kI H 0 T 1e 10 10 10 10 0 10 0 10 p 10 rl ZURICH 0 10 0 10 10 Strictly up-to-date in modern im provements. Dining rooms is sup- plied with only the very best. ¶ ¶ Bar contains choice liquors and Cigars. ¶ I ¶ ¶ ¶ Excellent Sample Rooms for Commercial Men. Mr. Edward J. Detiomy, of the Bauble Gine, returned on Saturday, after a pleasant visit with friends at Courtwright, near Sarnia. Mr. Thos. Shern.i.tt has retnrned,' and given himself tip to the author- ities at Goderich. His trial will, it is said, take place on Tuesday. A -very successful, as well; as en- joyable dance party, was held at the residence of Mr. William Shank, of the. west end, on Tuesday. night. Mr. Alex. Thompson, Town line, near Blake, sold twenty-five acres of land to his neighbor, Mr. Henry Holtz. The consideration was $1100.00`. Master Freddie .Thiel has been confined to the house, under the Doctor's care, for a couple of weeks with a cute attack of inflamatory rheumatism. Clean your walks. Goose paths are better than no walks at all, but they are neither comfortable to walk on, nor pleasing to the eye of the pedestrian. Mr. Peter Bender is getting ma- terial on the ground this winter, preparatory to starting building in the spring, on the lot immediate- ly west of Mr. Philip Sipple's resi- dence. Mr. Thos. Warden, who is spend- ing the winter in Zurich, at the " Dominion House, was confined to his room for several days last week with a cute attaek of La Grip. He is now, however, sufficiently recov- ered to be aronnd again. 10 e c0 J. P. RAU, PROPRIETOR., 40eo* rss****eesee*e0s:h*e0 THE iominion House. This House has recently changed hands, and is now one of the. most orderly and best con- ducted Houses in the Province,. ;o ;93fctter Mable hi the omi.nion. RR. Johnston & Son, PROPRYETOItS. Mr. J. Gellman, of the 14th,hes a fine Yorkshire pis for the itn proverrient of ock. The Messrs. st;Merrier have disposed of One car -load of their evaporated fruit so far this winter. It was for. export, and was consigned direct to France. Mr. and Mrs. John Gellman -re- turned on Friday night from . their trip to the States andreport having a splendid trip. They were absent over two months, 1 Both Mr, and Mrs. R.R. Johnston are at present laid off with the .rip, They make the fourth mem- ber of the family which have had it so far this winter; ' 'Mr. Philip ' Hauch is getting material on the ground with the expectation. of building a dwelling in the spring, on that part of the property reserved near the agricul- tural ground. Mrs. Jno. Foster entertained a numberof juveniles at a party given in honor of her little 8 year old daughter's'.. birthday on Friday evening, when a good time was spent by those present. Mr. Willie Johnston, of the °' Do- minion," is not feeling any too well these days—nobody does after an attack, of the grip -but he is, gritty and only spent one day in his room. He is gradually shaking off its df. feats, though by no means out of its clutches yet. Mr. Charles Slhoemacher of Wag ner's Corners, Aturned on Saturday evening, from a trip to Berlin. We understand it is Mr. Schoemacher's intention to work there during the coming building season, and conse- quently will not be' in the field, as a contractor, in thits vicinity, as usual. Miss Hart, one of the assistant teachers in the Public School, is at her home in. Brucefield this week, suffering from. an attack of La Grip She will likely be sufficiently recov ered'to.take up her work again on Monday, meanwhile her classes are being looked after by some of the more advanced pupils of the senior department. We understand, it is the intention of the town ailthorities to have the town bell tang e -Lit times: a day, as soon as satisfactory arrangements Call, be made for doing so. This is a step in the right' direction, for at present, and for some time past, there. has been a very noticable dif- ference in the time, as given by different parties. The hours will be 7 a. m, 12 noon, ,aiXcl 1 uw G p. m. Mr. Dan. Koehler. of the Goshen Line, is learning the Barber busi- ness with Mr. Melville Harness, in town. He commenced work there the latter part of last week:. He is said to be " taking hold" like a vet eran and expects to soon have the regulation pull. Six new members were initiated into the mysteries of the Ancient Order of United Workmen, at the meeting of the Lodge, on _Friday evening last. Mr. Bert Armstrong, of Hamilton, one of the organizers of the Society, was present and took part in the ceremonies. Twelve degrees below zero, was recorded at an early hour, on both Monday and Tuesday mornings.— It was almost cold enough, we thought, to accomplish that oft - repeated phrase of ' ° freezing the hair of a dog" provided the canine remained outside long enough to let Jack Frost fully operate. , Mr. Edward Bedour, of the Bau- ble line, who was on a visit to Courtwright, returned on Saturday The night was so cold and the roads so heavy, that both he and. his com- panion -in -travel, Mr. Denomy, de- cided to remain at the " Dominion" during the night. Mrs. John Colosky, of Dashwood, died on Friday afternoon last, at the age of about 75 years. She re- sided for many years in this Town- ship, and removed to Dashwood a number of years ago, after the de=. cease of her husband. She leaves a family of grown up children, to mourn her loss. the members of the Zurich lodge. of the A. 0. U. W., adjourned from labor to refreshment, at the close of the meeting, on Friday evening. The repast, which was composed of oysters, etc., was partaken of at the " Commercial," and was all that could be desired, mine host Ran catering in an up -to --date manner, and doing his part to the Satisfac- tion of all present. The semi-annual election of the Senior Y. P. A. was, held in the Evangelical Church, Tuesday Jan. 11th. The following, officers wore elected : President, Mr. A. Shutt - ler ; Vice -President, Miss Lydia .Rannie ; Recording Secretary, Miss Ida Well ; Corresponding Secretary, Miss B. Steinbach; Treasurer, Mr. Oscar Koehler ; Organist, Miw- L. Hartleib; Assistant -Organist, ,Miss Lizzie Rannie ; Junior Superintend- ent; Miss L. Faust ; Assistant Sup- erintendents, Misses B. Steinbach and Ida Well. Mr. John Hey Jr., of the Goshen Line, got badly left on Monday.— He had tied his rig by the road side near Mr. Peter Koehler's, at which place he had sd1110 business, and was within a few yards of it on his return, when the animal. which had in some way freed itself from the fastening. made a sudden clash for home, where it arrived in much shorter time than he did. Little, if any, dainage was d. -ane, but it was not a good day for walking and Johnnie doubtless realized the fact before he had gone little over half the distance. Mr. Henry Weseloh returned last week from Berlin, where he wont with a view of louring over the ground as to prospects, before ar- riving at any definite decision as to pulling up stakes and•;making it his future place of abode. While lik- ing the place fairly well as .a resi- dential centre, we believe it is not his intention to leave Zurich, and it is altogether likely that he will buy a. lot and put up a building as soon as he oan secure an eligible site to do so. His many friends here will be pleased to know that he has ar- rived at this decision. There aro still some parties in this locality who 'have not yet availed themselves of the cheap prices given in our clubbing rates °which we are holding open for a short time longer in order that all who are fond of reading may be .accommodated.. Cast your eye over the list and note the low Locals continued on page 8. t, El��h'J'�J•!7°O''d•4+e�/"r9•G'•d*Y7•srJ�''J'^e�*G'•4�'`•'��.'"�."'�.•� MI A M ®I\ COX'. qD'D D. D �,� 4'D y . o Dur Xmas Stock Is Complete. 4.6- a�0 D, 4 We have the largest range of pS0 oo. Ever Shown inZurich. d$� And we can compete with the larger places in UU ES... ND QUALITY. BOTH PIi,ICES A We extend a Hearty irNitatiorl to orie arid Rll 0 � p p to Conde arid Exarrtitle our Goods. We ex- 0 pect to be Ready to SI-tost2 all our Xmas QQp Q 0 r Goods by the 30th. November, altd day 0 ' before you all tie defy arrarlgerrtertts, d '. �QD 12 Produce taken in Exchange for Goods, and the jiQ� Highest Prices Paid for it. � • (P 4� �oo.a.o.:�.P.ao.�00000,000.o -OO�d04g44•�4444d�•4Cs u ■ 0.11 ;1; Legging Yoh Shoe; — AN tit.l •FACT Any a ,d Ali kinds of Shoes 231,t RIG—HT PRICES, Go to For good Fail Water -proof a Y&(} dry.. ti hsies,.fir 4' 4 A ..`, Rubbers and Overshoes, THE EMN ZURICH, ONTARIO ttes• and Eggs taken in exchange. GREAT R AI E ....BEFORE.... Wrapperette heavy Dress Goods� —41+ , ..door a= And all Winter Goods, wilm be sold at A BIG DISCOUNT. Buy now and Save Money. Call and see our Ladies' and Gentlemen's new R2 HN COATS. You Will need one for Spring. Highest Prices paid for Farm Produce and Clover. Seed. J. PREETER, l V V WWVI I�t lrvVlf� >� 4urmiu e ars atut jtr uranre Agatto. ZURICH owrzatic We have a number of Good. Farms for sale and also some property in the 'Village of Zurich:: Good. Agent Wanted in every Town and. Village in the County, to take risks for the ROYAL -VICTORIA LIFE 1'