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Slenday and interreeet was made
ill the teeter cemetery. She was
born in .Exeter.
The, Rev, Jan D. Xestle, son
of ,Tolle R. aed Harriet Down Its•.,
tie was born iia Tysome, Tp,, of
Darlington, near Pt. Hope, on :
Az:g 2llth; 1816. The funeral 'ager--
eite,s, were he1li.do Janina S. Un-
ited chard). in Exeter oil Sept, 20,
conducted by the Pre'siiietat of the
C'onferanee, the Rev,. Robt, Melee,
of St, Tltolti r , assisted by otheer
uiinistcg' of th:, fore v .
Exeter had fiale .ivcatia^r •ofrthe
fair ,'Wedieeeley ed a' large cr-
owd from near and far packed the
g:couaid's and. buiidire s. • A)_itee we-
re parked in all direction',s, fair
day is the big day of the year,
and the inure. t sloes not .b atm to
be diminiehiu.g. There Was a ep.-
lerd.id -shoat ing in many >claesee
and the qu tlity in most care's was
of a high order, ,
CREDITO.N
Wilda •Pollec1,, R.N., or Joliet,
it, Was, the• 141.1 • t of Vera il,:tlznt-
mai! a tett dee a
Rev. and 'lists E S. Ti^,cocics
attended aeons eersary aa'I riccor-
ation aer'x'ie,Js in Tavistoe•t on Sun-
day last
Mr. an dMr . ')urgerran an i
Miss E. Bir char of Fierxdale, vii
ited at the home of Mr. and, Mrs.
i). Oesuhti etcher.
Mr and Mrs, Mose Geiger and
Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Geig er,vi„-
of ZLrich, ~lata •dwith Mr. and
Zllirs. edits. Heist Si,:r,dati last,
Elizabeth Gr:'nisbach, of Tee-.
istoak ,has• made her home with
Mrs, W. M. Sil>pell of Crediton,
.inc•e the dt'atrh of their mother,
Mrs Martha Grenz'bech,
Mrand. Mrs:, J. 11. Boltzmann,
and family attended the fi iieraiof
Mrs. Fidt at Philipsburg. -
Mr and Mr's. C. Carter and Nisi
carni: Kuhnt of Windsor, spent ,a
day with Mr. and Mrs. H. Kilian.
Fera Holtzman, R.N. left for
Cleveland, Ohio, whore she hal
aeeepted a position in the Lakc-
a:ide University Hospital.
Mrs. W. Motet. Mrs. 1111 Lawson
and Mrs. Hy. Iliotz, have return-
ed •after arpending a time at the
Bend.
COTJNTY NEWS.
The Presbytery of Huron metin
the United Church, Wroxeter, on
Sept. 19th, R v. J. E. Hogg, B.A.
Chairman of Pi eeby°t*ry, presid-Ing
While filo. Daunrey and his fans•
ily near Luean, were attending the
Lando nFair on Sept. 16th, fire of
r nkoown origin wiped out hia two
barns, a season's crop, 8D chick-
ens and four pigs. Iris father,
who was at wo.i'k in the fields, dis-
covered the fire, It is estimated
that the loan( is close. to $4,000, ,
A eery prett, wedding took
place at the. home of Mr. and Mrs,
VanHorne, Clinton on Sept. 21.,
when their daughter Greta, Alice
became the bride o; John W. Ned-
iger, youngest son of Mr. andMrs,
W. J. Nediger•, all •of Clinton, the
Rev. J. E Hogg officiating.
At the 'secondannual meeting
of the Huron County Athletic An
'seciation heed in• Clinton recently
it was decided. to hold the annual
field 1m et for the year in Seaforth
on Friday, Oetoober 7th. There
'gilt be competitors. from the Col-
Iegiates of Seaforth, Clinton, God
erich, Mitchell and Exeter. Each
eehool will send two entries to
each event.
A bad accident occured near
Br -assets the other evening, when
John Oliver .and his son of Grey
were driving home from BresseTs
with' their horse.. an dbnggy. A.
car driven by To Miller crashed
into them. Miner was blinded by
glaring light% front, another carand
coni dnot sea the bi h gy,the oc-
occupants or which were thrown
out, Oliver being badly hurt.
The 'Boundary ball team are
winners oft she Prov, championship
for tT.F,O teams, on Sat. last they
played 'against Renfrew at Lind-
any for the Prov,. cup which they
brought hoor•e with them. The
'adore being 18-2. The Boound-
ary boys 'carried ooff the cusp in
the S, Perth League. They have
been playing latrine real ball los-
ing only one genie in the final's..
The community eta;% saddened
last week to learn of the passing
of Charles, Box of Stephen Tp, he
was one of the beet known and
highly respected inen in the com-
munity, was born on the farm wh
ieh was cleared and homesteaded
by his father, and with the excep-
tion of a few years spent in •Sea-.
Forth, he lived, and died on the old
home. •
John Maloney, of Stephan Tp.
last weak learned that it is %'ser•
fouls, matter to interfere with an
officer of the law in the pursuit
of his duties, when Bailiff Lawson'.
pf Cred%emon visited' his farm to
alte a seizure Maloney .attar%ed
him, striking him over the head
with a tie -rope. Officer White-
side was notified and went down
and arrested Maloney, beinging
him before Magistrate Reid, who
tined him SIN and costs and bo-
und hint over to keep peace for
Et, year. Orr Saturday C. Situp-
son, of ,%i ginond'ville, was convicted
b,etore Mag. Reid of ettpplying
liquor to. a Miner and was fined
$50 and coats, and in addition ha
I?L.rii;Iit ceeceilect eoe a month,
'ADE INCREASES . on entil the timber was exhausted. used as ,a parking place. ,
f*anada'a total trade 'shored an He wase a man who too'.: a deep Fred Stacy 'Of the Standard
t-ea%e of $78,a31,817 for the ,yeari interest tin the welfare of the corn- Bank, l3e;lverton, has been traiis-
t
,r7ing May 31 last, as compared i • Sunda v Sci schond ol, having havingthe iloccupied allLethbridge,urch and aerred to Alta., Alt e Standard
visited a his
with the 12 months previous, In i the important positions in the parents hero before going.
'Viae period just ended thet otal •tr-;'church. :Se was trustee for nine Dr. and Mrs. Snaith, of St. Marys
'eede ,amounted to $2.34:9,028,255 while i years in his native school. After visited with :her ino•ther here.
In the preceding 12 months thet 0-lnioving to Dashwood he was a Mises Grant, of St. Marys, who
1 hada %vas $22 0,69-,378. Totall+member of the Connell of the Town was visiting !for several weeks at
zmttperi~s during the Ireriocl under I ship of Hay; for 8 years. In 157a the hoes. of Rev. Dr. Coifs] Piet-
ev3eer amounted to :}'10'5,749,066 as' he was married to Ernestine True- cher, returned home..
"again t $946,153,055 in the yearend -'tuner of Hay Tp., who with • a Mrs. E. Moody has returned do
's1.. May 31, 1326. Total ex.ports' family of six sons and two dau- her homaa in Brandon, Man., ,after
-ivimminrte•d to $1,303,270,189 in 'valuel,'hters mourn the loss of an affec- a pleasant visit with herparents
hale in the preceding 12 months all;laa
tiaonate husband and father. The M. and Mrs, Walter Hobkirr..
rortls totaled $1.324,513,323. In• f family are; Reuben Goetz of Dash-. Fred W. Hess has sold his meat
ort increases were recorded in
(wood; 'Sask.,
Arthur H. Goetz of St, dwelling on Richmond St. pre• -
gxacultur zl and vegetable prod- t Briex Sask Eldon Goetz of Pt. arator to bu in 7 a larger one
is, wood and paper and non-, Alberne B. C. - and Milton J„ Les-, I�i more y o
tallic minerals. Decreases were i gSon ha,
'itstered in annual products, non -lie and Gordon Goetz of Chicago; , Geiger & San have a fine tcrop
rrolls� metals and chemicapro- Mrs R. J. Don hey and Miss Ida of flax this year, well savedethe
'ant C. Goetz, of Chicago. The funeral weather on the who:e being good.
' was held on 'Friday afternoon, in-; Master Tom Sherritt, son of T.
ternient in the Exeter cemetry. i Sherritt, was taken to the Sea -
forth Hospital and operated on
Dashwood STEPHEN COUNCIL for appendicitis. 1
Gert, Hogarth of Toronto, es
VIr_ Chas. Ste han is sufrfeina A. special meeting of the Co-lvisiaing her pareeta, Mr. anx Mrs.
LunnucLunnof the Township of Stephen Jas. Hoggarth.
`p a
ma a severe attack of blood pois- , was held in the Town Hall, Bred -1 Thelma Madsen who has been
Axa on his arta. ,f iton, on Saturday Sept. 17th at 7.3VIn Sarnia, has reties/lad.IVIr, Geo. Merner had the master -t )'aa6, pursuant to the call of the Norman Workman of theWest,is
ane to fall from a cultivator in- i Reeve, All. present excepting of ?visiting his sister Mrs. M, Love,
*ring his knee. 1 flnnu.rir•
Mr. and Mrs, Emanuel Ehlers
Read family and Mr. Wilber Ehlers
81 Kansas, are visiting their mo-
aer, who is in a very critical eoon-
ion.
I9'7x. and Mrs, Watt of Stratford
l gent a few days with Mr. and
Vie. E. Bender last week,
Mrs. Pope of Hensall is visiting
gar sister, Miss Graybeil.
. and Mrs. C. Stade and Mr.
for rr2aR'hinney, f Mr. and Mrs. John Pepper and
Tenders were opened for the 'eon, who have been visiting for
eonsrtuction of The Neil -Nevin or:some tiara with relatives here; left
Centralia Drain as follows• -Elmer • for their home in Delorain, Man,
Lawson $1859.00; George Eilher1100.00 Margaret Drummond was op -
$ orated on for uppendicdtia in
The Vender of George rSeaforth Hospital.
for the con'stricction of The Nee -1 Mr, and Mrs. Roy White a.nd
Nevin or Centralia Drain be accep rattle child of London, visited Dy-
fed on condition that the. contract er tha week -end with Mr, and Mrs
be nu}'t 'signed until the date set J. Wilson,.
By-
road Mrs. Wm. Stade spent the we- for appealing against the 13y
iaw has expired,
hie sTenders with friends in New Ham- were
eradoxswere also opened for
hues*` {tire construction of a Community
'Mr. Milton Goetz, of Chicago, Hall to the rear of the Town Hall.
013 visiting with his mother this The matter wad laid over until the
weeds. next regular bloating to be head ou
Dashwoo td1and is furnishing Oct. 3rd for further consaideration
ate 'music at •'lnedford and elder- and until definite assurance had
laairi Fairs this weak. been received from the Go
Didl.SKWOOD LOSES A inept that they would give a gr -
PROMINENT CITIZEN ant tocvardsl the expense to bein-
Daahwood has lost one of its ew'red,
;steed old arisen in the person •0.' By-law No, 357 being a ray -law
I. John K. Goetz, who passed' to acquire and ,aepropriate ser-
imvay on Tuesday, September 20, fain l;indsi for the' purpose of er-
i*erl 79 years, 6 months and 16 ecting a , coinntanity hail or ad-.
lay e, Mr. Goetz ?las lived a Vera- dition to the Town Hall, having
,2aeful life and being a roan of been read three tuners be passd
lolling qualities., good Judgement s,igrted att,i grated
cid ability, he has contributed The council adjourextd to meet
math to the community in which
lived, both in his efforts and
Rs irfluei*rce. /le vias born in;Fui-
rrtpn 'rri reship, 'Perth County, on
teeth 4th, ielei where he grew ,
i,•xtiieod and endured al" the hrird-
elps of pioneer. We. 11'e rel Iain-
I on the! Farrel, where he was born
9ti+ t,.. •• •'r 1893 when he, moved
'��! - lf,'i <•i.rid enter el. the
W m'n bU.iineta W ri ill be carrled
EXETER
John Stanbury, of Palmerston,
ha•% taken over the butcher busin
etas, of Len Heist.
Jas. Shapton of Stephen lTp.,
hall purchased the residence of G.
W. Davis, Mr, Davis is moving to
Hen'sall when: he is interested in
the Het -mail Maftv Co;
'The other evening the Exeter
ba!,eball team defeated the God-
erich teani1 in the final game. of
the season, thus winning the N.
Heron title,
A quiet wedding took place at
James, St., parsonage when 'Viola
Roselle Hodgort, (laughter of Mr,
main on the Town Hall, Crediton, and Mrs '�'K%, ll'odgert of town, was
on Monday, .Oct. 3, 1927, + .t 1 p,m, t,rited in marriage to Thos. W,
eeetaryr Silber, Clens. , Coates, son of Mi-. and Mrs, IV.
Coats+s of Vsborne. The cerem-
ony was performed by Rev, D„
,1M, Mcl'avish.
OUP Connell have 200 kw. lights The death took place in ,Detroit
Hospital, of Lela Gould, beloved
on the btislness, portioe of Male wife! of (:E. Arrnetr•ong. aged 37
At, iii.atoad of 100 kw, and a light ;ear, and 6 naonthe. The ren tri
G1l)poaic,., the ;iota, entries' * u'..1 is tae% e,'eee bl'•otugL(C ter Jixelter, on
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