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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1900-12-28, Page 8.,Look well ! ' :Fel well r Are results which 1ollo r ,, lz :n you leave your order.'. .4"° 6. a suit of clothes with Tailor. L.\ " '"NDRY in connection r. Wismer ti;ENERAL BLACKSMITH A N D HORSESHOER. lRepairing all kinds of machinery a speciality 1 eek 11 Wismer, Zurich maimagiunomommaavan Johnson's Woollen Mill 14ndFurniture Store. Our new fail stock is now com- plete in tweeds, blankets, sheeting itlannels,yarn and stockings, also a 3fnll line of underwear at rock bot- tom l)riees. We carry a full line of furniture rat the lowest prices. T,& l .JohnSCSn F. Hess, STEAM Carriage Works. we have a hirge .took of ISuggiets which will be sold elect a to make room pile tut: stock of ('utters. Ccell and see our Rubber Tire Buggies read ciur New Ctttt. re. F. HESS, & SON Mid, Ontario THE /TEST In Watches, Clocks, 44reweh7. Mnsieal Instru- ments, Phonographs and raphophones. J31. A, Edwards thanks fly i:; friends and . patrons, Vol) their custom during the ‘year ijust closed, and Irl THE ZURICH' away by her father assisted by Miss Martha Gaisen, while Henry Haist supported the groom. Miss Clara Siegner played the wedding march as the parties :took their places. The bride was prettily and becom- ingly attired ; . after the: ceremony wishes'allr continued hap- the company sat down to a 'very 1J1t1C ti ell�(i 'l,ottnntipder proSperity,for both `n xq ; the year reflect;, groat credit on those who prepared it. The bride is a very arnittble young lady and held in high esteem by ai11 her aceauaintances and will be much cussed by a large air - ale of friends. The ga.'oom is a very highly respected. citizen of the town of Waterton, where he has a situation as a intachinest: The pre- sents were numerous and costly as well as useful and appropriate and area nzarit of the high °steals in, which the bride was held. They left on Friday for their hotno Waterloo, The best wishes of along line of friends follow them to their new hone, John Preeter,of Zurieh,was visit- ing at Sam. Brown's Sunday last. Some of our local sports attended the shooting snatch held at Blake on Friday last. This, motto is suggested for a New -year's Resolu- tion : 44 a R ou C3o" Do this and you will be worth more., and will never regret it. F. A. S:+mr DWA Y \ D i.d Bayfield BAYFIELD. D. Gardner was at his home in Clinton for a days this week. Ed. Sellers, who has been ill for some time at Detroit,retuuned home last week, Mrs. Riley, of Racine, Wisconsin, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Sellers. Mr, Estey and wife, late of Blue - vale, were here a few days this week. 1vLr. Estey managed the River House last winter. Wm. Sanderson and Ed. Weston, who spent the summer at Owen Sound, arrived home last week. Samuel Snider, who has for several years done butchering for the far- mers during the winter,is unusually busy this season. He is ably assist- ed by Mrs. Snider and those -want- ing first class work done will do well to engage them. Mr. and Mrs. Jennings, of Park- hill, were guests of their son Rev. E. 0. Jennings, at the Rectory last week. J.G.Stanbury,barrister,of Exeter spent Christmas under the parent- al roof. John McLeod arrived home Mon- day from Muskoka for the Xmas lr olidays. Miss Ada Rnuatt, who is attencl- � ing the Loudon Conservatory of Mm ie, is home for the holidays. Kennedy Moorhouse is home from London for Christmas vacation. Moody Harrison, who has been sailing, returned home from Cleve- land last week. Mrs. Herbison, of Dalrota,is visit- ing her mother, Mrs. E. Elliott, of -The Albion." Ii. Wareasley and G. Howard left for Toronto on Monday to take posi- tions en the G. T. R. Rev. Mr. Andrews, of Varna, preached a missionary' sermon. at the Methodist ehttreh Sunday even- ing last. James ,and ► 'illie 7 cines, of Tee:aewater, are guests of their sister, Mrs. H. Drehnrann. Mrs. Rathwell has gone to Detroit for the winter. GOSHEN LINE. Jas. Keys, of Michigan, is at pre- sent visiting his son, W. L. lieys, Babylon line. Miss Phoebe Keys,of theBabylon lino, has gone to Michigan to visit friends and relatives. The public examination held in No. u last Friday was a grand sue. cess. Tho way in which the children have been taught during the past year reflects credit on their teacher Mr. Jas. Delgaty. We are pleased to say that Mr. Delgaty is engaged for another year. Miss Amy Dawson,of Philadephia is at present visiting her grand- father, Mr. Henry Dawson. Christmas passed off rather quiet- ly on account of the day being stormy and not enough snow for sleighing. If this cold weather continues we would not be surprised to hear of one of our number going to Suin- nierhill. Rob's Mc Linchey has engaged. Thos. Johns, of Varna, to help him cut wood. Rev. Mr. Tolland, of Bayfield; preached an educational sermon last Sunday in the Methodist church. DR. A. W. CHASE'S 25 CATARRH CRE ... C■ Is Bent direct to the diseased parts tf'Vpe Improved Blower. Heals the ulcers, clears the ars passages,vops droppings in the throat and permanently curet Catarrh and Hay Fever. Blower. free. All dealers, or Dr. A. W t' hese Medicine Co„ Toronto and fiur'aio. BEAVER. 1.1:EADOW Mr. and Mrs. George Bender, of Ill. were visiting at Ezra Kaereher's a few days this wee. Mr. and Mrs. John. Gellman and funnily were in Hensel]. on Thurs. day. Our school here elosed for the Clhristuuts vacation. „ 31r r EtlmatndC' eiger, our public sehool DDr. . .t . W. Words has purchased . teacher, is spending his Christmas another fine driver from u dealer holidays in Hensall. in London. • tissue Kinder lieben the Wit?, Trinity l abbath school Vin istnras nuelitzt°iten well das Christkindle in tree and entertainment on Friday a um,s,5e Leif l;ollainnt. was largely attended. Instrumental . and rs.. t atlirntin and Mrs. , For a Inas present you,i music by G. Trott. Heusall, mmndo- c"'c 1u1t1 buy nosh ng bei el` I lin ; Meolins; ", Taylor, Iiatvst3n i !dosserSatrttaay afterranoiiwere visitme t S. 5z bosh':. Brays., violins ,Miss nathtd ell,pnatnu , 1- [trill one of those nice little. j piano datett, Misses Rathw ell and 11 A streak thief :entered the honee rmi» ictal ahills t loekw (play' Pollock; quartette, Dr. Pallister. a of Noah Salve 11B on Friday after- t.‘\''‘) tunes or a lifilltly all'"4" €l A. E. Bruin, R. Perk and 1 . Gam-, no6n and as there was nol!ctiy at ner t, ehorausev, diaalogttes, drills. J home he had everything to himself 4..''11 r'koo t' Oek ; recitations. etc. by the :schniar.e an". rasa Ch1'istmaw 'tats s:r t'10 ' :°:n They c1011`t cost lntuch. ; Proved interesting and entertain- hums Ike •C liristnlas cake was baked.' ing. :end he took it all. not leaving even • The annual ball and srtpl er iiinaler; ono bite fvr Noah. A L.L AND $Eta the auspices of Coairt Thy -field I. 0.? W. H.rLirulenfield, of H1t'nvatiii. ie • F, is to held in the Towel shall , ,,,, . spending Iris Christmas hc,ler;a.t-� hR A LD HILLS GREEN Jos. Forest has returned from Manitoba, the cold weather of the west seems to agree with Jaines.. The pupils of S. S. No. 7 Stanley presented their teacher, Miss Me. Quire, with a fine album. A. Mains and A. Rain have finish- ed their contract of cutting wood. Jas, Spackman and family spent Tuesday with Mrs. J. Jarrot. Wm. Grandy of Deokerville, Mich. has returned. Chas, Shaffer of Marlette, Mich. is Visiting friends here, Mr, and Mrs. E. Troyer spent Christmas in Housall. Thos. Jarrot of Courtright its spending his holidays here. Levi Stelk and family are visiting near Zurich, A pretty wedding took place at the residence of Mrs. Wm. Curry, when her eldest daughter Miss Mary A. was united in marriage to Alex. Forest of Stanley. Rev. G. Long performed the ceremony in the pre- sence of many friends. While removing fence for J. Cochrane Sam, Reichert hacl the misfortune to fall into a Targe post hole. Sam thinks he would not like another bath in winter time. Miss Annie Consitt has returned home from Marnoek where she has been teaching. Jos. Foster has purchased the house and lot owned by Frank Keys in Varna, • Mr. Roy of Mich. is visiting friends here. John McAillister of Hay gave a party to a number of friends re- cently. To Nervous Women Mrs. D. W. Cronsberry, of 168 Richmond Street, Toronto, says "My daughter's nerves were so ex- hausted and she was so weak and debilitated that she had to give up work and, was almost a victim of nervous prostration. Dr. Chaser's Nerve Food proved an excellent remedy in restoring her to health and strength. After having used four boxes she is at work again healthy and happy. '50 cts. a box at all dealers. GRAND BEND Business has been quite lively lately, although Xmas passed by rather quietly. H. Bossenberry was in London on business Saturday, The Xmas trees last week were largely attended. Skating has been the order of the day with the kids and boys alike. Joe. and John Rau and families of Drysdale spent X1nas with re- latives in town. Alf. Bossenberry of Zurich is learning the tailoring with 0. Zttpfe. That's business Al!, The Ball en Xmas night was a success. Y. B. Oliver is now taking con- tracts for moving buildings. Will bus a new method of nriving then. All he needs i.°a a little better sleigh- ing and he will do the job in It Ihurry, 'leo p ;ern to -'ou tha►b Iii. 'CabaolOintmentt re certain h and nbablUta aura for each I� and every form.et itching, blcetlingelha protruding plies, ' the tnanufacturcra have guaranteed%t. Eeetea. tireeniats in the daily press and ask rourneigle bore whatthey think oHt, Yon eats u5tsit tend n ,gt't our money bark id not eatro 1 a& c a botr, at all baler* or Eidhtarrtsorir,Harks 5e ICa,Toronto, 1 rr Chase's Ointtrierit ,. SLABT()'�% Nt Zurich • Faiday evening,, arnuar'- 4th. (hats. ; at Geist.; be:J.0( 1' t, Hess 0. t rise, trnai;�ier hags been Proeurect and evers Samuel Levin vend was in Hensaa; effort will be imides stn make this an t rt Monday on beafr.inet,s. ~-..,ritlong to be renienwered« tieiitix tt Irani Ler fr 3rta lit°at°:trtt'iIt - n,t forget the date. , zed <''.33t' lecture given in the E'vangch- eal ckutich by Prot. S. L. Dnibaeto ° on Friday evening. ains ennnrroN. BargainFriday being the last day sc"t,ol Mrr', and tis Louis Stahl, of Elle- < for the year. our teacher and pupil-: ton. Mich. are visiting at Mr. Holtz -1 of our shoo° had a well filled pro -1 f man's Sr. Or OLD n si,. --Mike, the favorite c,ltl horse of J. Decher. was removed from our midst a few days ago bre- the usual means, pew- 4der and shot. This was an excellent 1 working, horse and was able, at one ij tilne,to trot a mile in three minutes. lierses however get gray as well as Men. 4, gram prepared for the afternoon W (? presfs11t herewith our 'There is rumor of another general tind to very pleasant trine was stent. store to bre started in town, after 1I-al4i ay announcements to;, eeew 'cars. . our nlrany customers and Serwer, of London, was in mous tons of scrap iron from Fred Siegner "1"lends.j town last 'week when he bought 12 ;Jai and. Messrs Wenzel. and Fritz. For a Sti"iiSlii Parlor Stile c Cris Beaver has moved his form „ , 1 tore business into his nett/ hi '.ail'ev' Bedroom Suite, new'q Fred Siegner, our hardware man ti-tII7YllltiS Sewing Machine., is tboirtg quite business intfurnaces this winter. We understated he has ;ir the best Caua(l.ian makes,' l,iac.ed ten so far. He handles the «E Orans and Pianos, don't / Preston. tidies abargain..Conrad Voelker, while working in the flax mill last week, got one of his hands iii contact with the full lily in the ITarness knives which resulted in a badly epartrnent, such as rra,v- bruised Mand. Rev. Mr. Haist, of Ilamilton, fling Bags, Trunks, bitorse occupied the pulpit in the Evangeli- Ma.11.kPlr;, black tar s. r Robes, sal church Sunday- evening. f ncy�`�,plush Rugs, rubber Eel. . et'alprn, head Bainter for Lep r 1l,f s, ala(1 e ervt llil AIsIa ez & Fritz, left Sa�.turday for Alaiat belonging to the basil ess. (!ra 'r tinesdatr the fldth inst. the home of see si]r 'e ,., Tobias Wur'tr a C;le#" 1i, sr. 'i': 's ... f , i, or^T•• :_:•tt y,111yt�.I +Y' i '•? r`ix 7. Pert t.i tT 1. it . i'* a a4v7c- ! rM Many hnitelons tort A. W. Chaae's 'Serve l±ood situ coarse late popularity by leaps and bounds;, untie iron the sales are ens Ynous, far sur r passing those , any nerve r, atoratite r blood - builder r.a a cons • �v���tr �f �t;;: pheaoruertal tu:° cess there haft e 'sprung up mart. imitations th- relieve by deal- ening� this nerve°' but tivhrc�t rn " . never really sur and are 'posltiVely harmful r, dangerous to the agate n. As ye value your lite and health beware these worthless hnitation:;, and refus. all substitutets which are said t.. b. "jest as gaud... 'Sir's#a r ra do t , . f r.:• ,,, ,g4 c ,-a o.. ', 7 'C Yrx l.la. r V. L ✓.J M1nJk ;. t r �t,.rt r.t,=.,t,«... . A lnost successful entertainment , sees held in ntur school on Frf my ' afternoon last. The proem= ecn- sisted of sussing, recitations, music a tut: dialcgaes. Special mention sh't+11d he made of the organist. Miss Annie llee, and the other musicians J Heb and 8. Baechler, This speaks well for our enterpris- iiig teacher, W. Geiger, and. the wish of all is that this may not be last of such gatherings. J. Ivey, of the Goshen, was in our burg Friday. Oliver Geiger, of Hensall, a graduate of the Central Business College, grassed through hete Fri- The Misses Rennie, of Zurich, at- tonded the entertainment here on Friday. ° There was a pleasant gathering of young people at the home of John Broderick on Friday evening when enjoyable time was spent. W. Geiger, teacher, is spending his Xmas, holidays at his home in Heusall. Happy New Year to all. G. Broderick and wife and Miss 1 ' Kestle took in the cantata in the Methodist ohur -h. Hensall, on Wecine ay nig; .. There is some talk of having this place mane into a police village. Our burg is prospering. c r .t}h;1ty stint finer? for • . T9}•C - • .i , l :Jit •.:• ctivaat7. r �" XMAS EN See Our large Stock of Si1verw; MI -ported direCt � - ! tri ,f� •, CARVERS IN CASES FINE LINE OF GERMAN POCK ET CUTLERY All at LOWEST H MUMMain Street, 4.A g Zurich, Ontario. The No gest Looking Shoes you ever laid eyes on are the T. D KI1 :aid JAS. McOREADY, for Men, Women an Children. We have them in Men's Box Calf or Dongola frau $2.00 to 3,50. In Women's button and bats, machin sewed or good year welt, $1.35 to 4.00. In boys' am girls', in box calf and dongola, heel or spring heel, size 11 to 5, from $1.25 to 2.10. Children's, we have theism it sizes 5 to 101-2 front 55e. to 1.40. Our Stock Of Rubbers in light wear are Canadian, Granby and Gutta Percha. In heavy wear our brands are iqorth West Snag Proof, Armor Proof, and the J. D. King Co Stub Proof, which are the best. Get our prices. VTe give 5 per cent. off on Rubber Goods and ten per sent. of on Leather Goods, for cash In Long Boots, Pelt Boots and Pelt Shores, we give you big bargains. Ben er eo. Headquarters ftir Boots ;uHl Shoes. THE e wish you all Merry and a h.ppy and prosperous 5 4e: tic a,4 wi T1s 4;,. t WI ttt�' P�.te u°14 ti ee Yk ., y fkc iv ing you for your C c &oniE' ge irk .. r t t;e �_' a s &ear, St e sante for /W. iLe 4.7 ti mean: (67D MTh :mus: airs MA' vi .f ,. be lie!