HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1904-09-30, Page 8The :Zurich Herald;
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I•>wish . to inform the Public
that I have pamrchaa.sed the Ratchet -
business of John Schafer and
will, continue the business
.fit The Old Stand.
I will carry hi stock all kinds
of Meats and will give my Custo-
mers the Best Value obtainable.
Terms Cash.
Harry Yungblut,
Zurich = o Ontario.
WISMER
n. .
Horse Shoer and
GENERAL BLACK -SMITH
Verity Plow Rapairs al=
ways on hand.
All work promptly attended to.
Shop closes every Tuesday, Thurs-
day and Friday evenings of each
week, at six o'clock sharp.
Kalbfleisch's
MI L LS.
Planing and Saw Mill
—All kinds of woodwork and saw-
ing done to order. Estimates
given for all kinds of buildings,
A full stock of B. C. Red Cedar
Shingles. All kinds of lumber al-
ways on hand.
Field Gates, Water -
Tanks for Wind -mills
and Water Troughs.
Mills 14th Con., Lot 25.
Jr. C. Xaalbfleisch
Zurich P. O.
.E RTA I N LY.
You need a nice pair of
CUFF LINKS
OR BUTTONS
fifty cents and up buys the
"genuine" article, T now show
a fine line of
Watches,
Clocks and
JeWellry.
Also Musical Instruments
Fine repairing my hobby, let
vie have your "PUZZLERS,"
Prices right.
F. W. HESS,
THE JEWELER.
We make a specialty of
Repairing,
Your Btra'r'Sr needs a new Top,
nevt Cushion or perhaps re -paint-
ing.
We guarantee you a neat and per-
.....,..fectjob,........
We have a number of
NEW BUGGIES
left, also two handsome Mikados.
Call and see therm
P. Hess & Son.
Zurich Ontario.
(Locals continued from, page 1•)
For Native Herbs, Rival Herbs
and Native Oil call at 0. Schrag's.
Don't forget to call .and inspect
D. Sleinbach's millinery, it is strict,
lv np•to-the-minute in style and
finish.
Messrs. Thos. Johnston and F.:
Hoss, Sr., were in Bayfield, Thurs-
day, and acted as judges on some
of the inside departments.
It is proposed to authorize post-
masters and deputies to open letters
on -which no postage Stamps are
placed, to learn the name of the
writer and avoid sending the letters
to the dead letter office, This can
be avoided by having the names
and addresses of the writer's print-
ed on the outside of the envelope.
It don't cost much, looks better,
helps the printer and saves a lot
of unnecessary trouble. Try it.
Word has been received here of
the death of a former and well-
known resident of this place, but
now of Detroit, in the person of
Mr. Joseph Lenz at the age of 72
years. Deceased had been ailing
for somne time from dropsy and on
Friday last death relieved him. Re
was much respected by all who
knew him. The funeral was held
on Monday, the remains being in-
terred in a Detroit cemetery:
To kick because a newspaper
fails to give every scrap of news, so
Ilong as you fail to give the news-
man any information, is exceeding-
ly more than unreasonable. Some
readers are awfully put out at
times because no note has been
made of their departure or arrival
of friends visiting them, or of
social affairs, or of heaven-sent
babies. The average reporter is no
medium nor yet, a mind reader and
gets most of his news by pumping.
At a meeting of the executive
committee of the South Riding of
Huron, as constituted for Dominion
purposes, held at Brumfield, it was
decided to hold a convention for
the selection of a candidate on
Tuesday, October llth. at 11 o'clock
a. m., at Miller's hall, Hensall.
South Huron, as now constituted.
is composed of the townships of
McKillop, Tuckersmith, Usborne,
Stephen, Hay and Stanley ; the
town of Seaforth and the villages
of Exeter, Hensall and Bayfield.
SLABTOWN
Special to THE HERALD.
Mrs. Joseph Wiggins, of Inger-
soll, is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mr. John Hey, at present.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Fassold, of
Dashwood, visited at Mr. John
Hey's on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rader, of
the 14th, visited at Mr. Hy. Neeb's
on Sunday last.
Misses Lydia Deeher and Lillie
Blatchford spent Sunday at Mr.
Louis Rader's.
Mr, John Decher has dealt his 3 -
year -old sorel broncho on a pair of
well -mated black bronchos to Mr.
Joseph Danes, of Crediton.
Mr. Wmn, Calfas is on the line
with his traction engine.
Mr. Walter Anions has been help-
ing Mr. Wm. Rader to cut his corn,
Walter will likely be kept busy as
he is an expert at cutting corn.
DASHWOOD
Special to THE HERALD.
Sol. Martin and wife of the Baby-
lon line spent Sunday with Mr. J.
E. Hoffman.
Mr. Fred. Granville of Mani-
toulin Island was in the village
renewing old acquaintances.
Dr. Campbell of Zurich was in
the village Tuesday last.,
Mr, J. Stacey painter of Hensall
is helping Mr. Henderson with the
graining at E. P. Paulin's house.
A number of our citizens took in
the World's Fair at Zurich, Thurs-
day and -the W. 0. T. U. concert in
the evening.
Mr. Louie Piteeter was the happy
father of a young daughter Monday
lust.
Miss Almmmina Motter is attending
business college at Exeter.
Mrs. John Freid and children, of
London, are at present, visiting at
the hotne of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Kellerman.
Mrs. (Rev.) Clemens returned
Monday from the Y. P. A, conven-
tion s.t Campden.
Mrs. Ezra Tienian was under the
doctor's care for a few days last
week. We are pleased to see her
around again.
Herb Miller left Tuesday tnorn-
ing for Edmonton, where his
brother Mose is running a large
dry goods business.
Two events of more than passing
interest occured here Tuesday even-
ing in the form of a double wed-
ding. Mr. Daniel Schaffer was.
united in holy wedlock to 'Miss
Kate Wildfong, both of this place,
The Wedding ceremony was con-
ducted by the Rev. Mr. Clenens in
the presence of a few immediate
relatives. The happy couple will
leave on Wednesday morning on a
wedding trip amid the hearty good
wishes of all friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Scliaffor.—The second wed
ding wail at tbo home of Mr. Thos,
Clark of the Babylon line when his
daughter; Sophia, was united in
marriage to Mr. Ismond of Chioago
in the presence of a largo number
of friends. Rev. Mr. • Clemens
officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Ismond
will leave shortly for their new
home in Chicago, we wish them a
long and happy wedded life.
It is our painful duty to chronicle
the death of a highly respected
resident of the 14th in the person
of the late Mrs. Fred, Willert, Mrs.
Willert has been in failing health
for years but in this last illness
was a victim of that dreaded
disease consumption, which ended
her earthly cares when she quietly
passed away Wednesday morning,
!Sept. 21st. She leaves to mourn
the irreparable loss a husband and
five children. Mr. Willert and
family have the entire sympathy
of the community in their sad
bereavement. Mrs. Willert was a
daughter of Mr. Jacob Rader of
this place. The funeral was the
largest held in this section foe
years.
�1TOVES.—Come in and see what we are
a 7 o{iering this fall in coal and wood
ranges. Hardware Furnaces, Hollywood
Paints, etc. E. P. PAIILIi .
BLAKE
Special to THE HERALmb.
Wake up our little burg and let
people see you are living.
The weather in this vicinity as
in all others is fast putting on the
fall appearance.
Mr. D. Beattie is doing a big
business in the cider and chopping
business. .
Miss Mrggie Adh, of London, is
at present visiting friends and
relatives in and around our village.
Miss Pearl Nicholson and Miss
Laura Hartleib visited at the Com-
mercial hotel on Saturday and Sun-
day.
Many of our citizens took in the
World's Fair at Zurich and report
a very good show,
Busting bronchos is the order of
the day in our burg.
Mr. Ross Johnston, who has for
some time been confined to the
house on account of sore throat is
again able to be out and seems to
be improving very fast.
HENSAL.L
Special to THE HERALb.
The rate of taxation for the vil-
lage for 1904 is 12 mills.
An alarm of fire was given the
other night and in a short time the
engine and hose real were gotten
out. It proved, however, to be a
false one, the result of the dream
of a little boy, who dreamt that
the house was on fire and waking
up he gave the alarm.
Tho Harvest Home Thanksgiving
services held in St. Paul's church
were well attended. The church
was beautifully decorates]. Rev.
Mr. Lowe, of Wingham, preached
two powerful sermons.
Mr. Moise'7, of the Molsons 'staff,
is spending his vacation at his
horse near Woodstock.
• Mr. H. J D. Cooke and the Miss-
es Shirray have returned from an
extended tour through Scotland,
England, Ireland and France.
Mrs. McTavish and children, of
Detroit, visited at the hone of Mr.
Fred McDonnell last week.
On Wednesday of last week Rev,
E. Shaw, united Geo. Van Horn,
telegraph operator, London, and
Miss Rycknian, of Chiselhurst, in
marriage. A large number of in-
vited friends witnessed the cere-
mony. The happy couple will live
in London.
After about ten years of helpless
and protracted suffering' Elim Butt
of this place passed away on Tues-
day of last week at the age of 80
years, The deceased had lived near
Exeter for a number of years after
which he moved onto a fattn near
Kippen, where she resided till a
year ago when he moved to Hen-
sall. The funeral was held last
Thursday, the retrains being in-
terred in the Exeter cemetery.
Married.
I$MMONn—CLARE—On Tuesday even-
ing at the hone of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Clark, Stephen, by Rev. Clemens,
of Dashwood, Miss Sophia Jane
Clark to Mr. Thomas A. Ismond,
of Chicago.
SOUAFFiiE—WILD.PoNG — In Dash-
wood, on Tuesday evening, Sept.
27th, 'by Rev. M. Clemens, Mr.
Daniel Schaffer to Miss Kate
Wildfong, both of Dashwood.
;Died.
Lenz,
GE72 yearz.—arsJoIn Dseetphroit, on Friday, Sept.
23rd, at the age
of
.
Brrxx.—In Hensall, on Tuesday,
Sept. 20th, Elim Butt, at the Lige
of 80 years. •
WILD.—At Bayfield, .cin Wednesday
Sept. 21st, Mr. Oassimer Wild, at
the age of 77 years and 7 months.
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business and would be pleased to have . you
come and see our stock of Hardware of
which we can supply you with anything you
are in need of. No trouble to show goods.
Square dealing is our motto. Your patron-
age solicited.
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We have large stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
that we will sell to your advantage. We have
this season, the
PURINA SHOE
A. shoe worth living in. We solicit your patron-
age because we know we can satisify •
you and give you value for
........your money......
P. BENDER. & Co. Zuriei .
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Thursday Sept. 29 and following days.
You are specially invited to call and inspect . our
NEW .STOCK
of Fall Millinery, which you will find to be,
strictly up-to-date.
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