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Ittr. -rand Mrs. 3. Eidt of Now Ham-
burg and Mr, and Mrs. R. Stade of
Zurich, Were Sunday visitors with,
Mrs, Stadc).
• Eugene Tiernan of London, spent
the week -end with his parents.
M. and Mrs. J. Preeter and clan,'
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ZURICH HERALD
ghter,9 Mabel and Muriel and Miss
Fanny Preetr, nf Kitchener,' were
Sunday visitorS, with Mr. and Mrs. Hy
Hoffman.
Mrs. It Kellerman of Elkton Mich.
is visiting relatives, also attended the
funeral of the late Mr. 0, Kellerman.
Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Fritz.'.and dun
Ward, of Zurich, spent the Week -end
with Mr. and Mrs. 3. Kellerffian,
Miss Anna Hess of Zurich, spent
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. HY
Hoffman.
Miss Flossie Kleinstiver 1 of S
ford visited with her parents on
day.
Miss Clara Kraft of London, i
ending a few days at her home
Miss Laura Mae Reid enterta
a number of her friends on Wed
day evening.
Mr, Wm. Reid and Sarah of
field visited at the home of Mr.
Mrs. J. C. Reid on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Kraft are sp
ing a week with their daughter,
London.
The Late Clarence Kellerman
On Sunday morning,,May 4th,
Clarence F. Kellerman passed a
at his home following a short ill
Death being due to blood poison
which developed from a boil on
back of his neck. Owing to its p
ion the poison spread rapidly, an
young life that had apparently b
in best of health and vigor was s
fed out. The news of his critical
ness had spread rapidly and a d
interest in his welfare was mani
throughout the entire community,
the deceased was widely known
the news of his death has cause
shadow of gloom over this comm
ity. The deceased was born in D
wood and had reached the age of
years, 1 month and 8 days. He
united in marriage to Lovina Eh
who survives with one son, Alvin,
father, Mr. George Kellerman,
brothers, Rev. Arthur Kellerman
Tavistock and Norman of Kitchen
The funeral was held on Tuesday
ternoon to the Goshen Line cemet
with Rev. A. W. Sauer officiating.
Otto Miller, Passes
Otto was born in Hay To
ship, on February 18th, in tthe-y
1870 and died on Thursday, April
at the age of GO years, 2 months a
6 days. Mr. Miller spent all his I
in Hay Township. He was marr
on April 28th 1897 to Wilhelm
Biesenthal. Mr. Miller was a me
ber of the Board of Elders of
Lutheran church for about 25 ye
a Sunday School teacher since sho
ly after his confirmation, anti has s
ved the church as organist, Secr
retary and Superintendent of t
Sunday School. Those who mou
his loss are his widow, Reinhold a
Theodore Miller of Hay. Rev. Eri
Miller of Cleveland, Albert, Edw
and Herbert at home. Eleanora
Ruth, Mich., Frieda and Hildega
at home. Seven grandchildren, tin
brothers and three sisters. The fu
eral was held on Monday afternoo
Interment in the Lutheran cemetei
Rev. Ness officiating.
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Miss Mary Hagen of London, sp-
ent the week -end at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Anne Hagen.
Miss Elda Stephan of Clinton Bus-
iness College and girl friend, spent
the week -end at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Carlile of Hensall
called on friends on Sunday.
Misses Agnes and Annie Cochran
of Clinton, spent a few days wit
friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. W. Turner, Mrs. L. Troye
Mrs. Chas. Stephanson and Miss(
Gladys and Rena Stephenson, atten
ed the W.M.S. Presbyterial In Sea
forth .on Wednesday last.
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Troyer and
son Gordon of near Hensall, were
recent visitors with Mrs. L. Troyer,
Mrs. Robt. Love and son Glenn of
Herman,: visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Love,
Lat. Franklin Jarrott
There passed away in Toronto, on
Friday, May 2nd, 1.920, Mr. Frank-
lin Jarrat,' only son of Mr. and Mrs.
Norman 4an;cktt, of that city, who
following a serious attack of pheu-
sm904,,':wItich;-9i0',.eintracted (4 kV
days. Ago,. The- deceased was in his
30th year, and was highly esteem -
,ed .4* all who, came in contact with
him. ',The funeral was held from the
•familY home on 'Monday afternobn,
May 5th, conducted by the Masonic
Ldge of whom the deceased was a
ileVbteir member. Interment in Tor-
onto cemskery.. Those attending. from
thic vicinity were Mr. and Mri:-.1a.s.
hirrott, Mr Jelin Jarrett, Mr. Wm,
Jarrett, Mr. and .,Mrs. J. Cochrane,
Cleve Cochrane, Mrs..11ugh Love, and
Mrs. Hugh Mchfurtie..
.1:,STANLEY TOWN" SHIP
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• Killed by Lightning' ••',;
During the severe lightning storm
which passed over this sectio, on
Wednesday afternoon of list week,
Itihn ,HOhrier of the • Bronson Line,
who Was corning in from the field
with.a.tcarn of herses, was struck by
lightning and instantly killed. He
was within a few rods or me barn
tnd the team "he was driving escaped
"njtiry. The late Mr. Bohner vva •
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ship, and one sister, Mrs. Lawrason S. Howard.
of Bayfield, all of whom have the
sympathy of the community in their
sudden and sad bereavement. The
funeral was held on Friday to the
Bronson Line CemeterSr. Rev. J. W.
Penrose of Varna officiating. The
pall -bearers were: Henry Steckie,
Menno Steckle, John Steckle, W. J.
rough, Jas. Carnie and Ed. Talbot.
Mrs. Sam Hannah of Seaforth, sp-
ant the week -end at the home of her
brother, Ben Keys of Babylon Line.
Mr. and Mrs. John McKinley and
daughter, Mrs. Bart Lavis and fam-
dy, of Clinton, spent Sunday at the
'Iomes of Mr. and Mrs. Elgin McKin-
ley's and Mrs. Jean McKinley.
Mrs. Norman Peppier, of Hanover
who spent a week with her sister
Mrs. J. W. Bonthron, returned to he
home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Cook have return
ed home, after spending a week vis
iting friends in Toronto and were ac
companied home by their son, Harry
Mrs. J. Mitchell, who came from
Crediton some time ago, to live' with
her daughter, Mrs.. Fred. Kenning, is
lying seriously ilL
David Shirray, of the Township of
Hay, has purshased what has been
known as the Dan McColl farm, a-
bout three miles south-west of the
village.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Douglas and Milton Love intends putting out a
r, amily of Brucefield visited at the couple of acres of cabbage this sera -
.s home of Robert•McClinchey's on Suii- met
1- day,
One night recently in the garag::
- Mr Frank M Cli h
yeats of ago and has spent all his
fife in this vicinity. His wife, form-
ely Miss Margaret J. BoYee, and
wo children, Walter and Mabel, .sur-
vive him.1- Also three -brother, Dav-
'd and Saiei-ci of Bronson Line St-
anley and William of paderich Town-
cint ey of Seaforth of Chas. jinks, was visited and all the
spent Sunday at his home here. gas in the car extracted, also what
he had in store as Well as oil he had
and an attempt made to take out the
battery, but the thief must have been
disturbed, as he sM not take the bat-
tery.
Mr. Bert Dunn of Seaforth, spent
a few days last week with friends,in
stonier.
HENSALL
Mr: and Mrs.. Geo. C. Petty have
returned after'visiting friends in Tor -
I. •
onto.
• Mrs. -Thos. Simpson' is spending
few days in town, she then going
tto London' for a time.
itif,,,and • ?firs. Alvin Werrn have,
moved. to .th&` farm South OrHeniall
on' the London- Road which they re-
cently have purchased.
The Conservatives of S. Huron in-
tend holding a convention in the
Down Hall on May 14th to select 4.•
candidate to,contsst the riding in tliC
coming Dominion election.
The Rev.,A: Sinclair of the Unietd
Church preached to the Oddfellows.
f Hensall and district, on Sunday,
ivening, May llth Mother's Day will
')6' observed in the United Church.
Mrs. Fred Smallacetnbe“of Guelph,
s spending a time viSiting her sister,
Mattie Ellis. '
Dr. Scholleg, of' Detroit, motored
over and visited his sister, Mrs, G.
Grere,„anSOther relatives the other
lay, -
Irene Douglas has. returned from a
pleasant visit‘ with -relatives in De-
troit.
The many friends of John Berry
Ire sorry to hear"thrit' he ,is confined
:to his home through illnesi.
Dr. Murray Fisher of Gravenhurst
,spent the week -end at the home of
is mother, Mrs. P. Fisher.
Mts. Robt. Higgins has been cop -
fined to her room the past week, With
tei attack tof heart failure.
Mr. and .Mrs. Fred Hess, Harry
aetvard and siqter, Mrs. English,
tis -
ted in t'xeter, end Mrs, G."
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COUNTY NEWS
The Kincardine town council has
appointed James T. SMith of Hen-
sel' as Chief of Police iit.the salary
of 100 a month. The new appoin-
tee has had five years'. experience on
the 'Walkervill'ekilie-for
After 45 years in the ministry;Rev
T. H. Brown, Rector of Seaftirtb tor
18 years, left fote•Toronto, where he
will make bii,`honte. Burin- the, 45
• yeary Mr. Brown has ministered to
four pevisheis iti.Dinceseofklitlit4
on—Thamesford, Delaware, Meeford
and Seeforth.
The contract for patting down the
cement pavement on Highway No. 4
from Ulcers to Clandeboye; a &dente
Of 634 rnifes has been let to Curran
&-Briggsr: -The work of putting in
some bridges and culverts on this
stretch is now in progress.
• The past week Bagshaw Trarihinrt
of Exeter landed a shipment to God-
erich of 250 tons of canned goods
from Defminion Canners consigned to
various points in the West.
Pos. C. Lee, Prop. of Hotel, 9tm4
set, Goderich, has made a
rrangem-
ents for the advertising of 1W hotel
by feint), this season. Each event
betWeen' 5.45 and 6.30 orellock fir the
weeks May 5 to 10, May 19 to, 2*',.
and rune 2 to 7 WSJ (Dtroit)". wilt
broadcast a message telling. of' the at-
tractions of Goderich as a tot,
resort, with a brief mentfan, of HOUR
Sunset.
Two young men were taken into
custody in London on Monday last'
etindection pith horstaxkoitc
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tench, Clinton and Londesboro. The
police were given a clue owing to -
some of the stolen articles having
been offered for sale. A drygoocis
store in Gm -fetich, general store in
Londesboro ,and the Clinton Hard-
ware and Furniture store in Clinton.
were all recently entered and in all
a coupe of luraitred dollars worth of
goods taken.
Spring
MILLINER
EVIERTRODY SHOULD HAVE Ai
KEW EASTER BONNET,
EXTRA NICE LINES OF LARGE:
14EADSECES AND COLORSi. 4,•
0Mt SNOWING. OF CHILDREIt'S
MATS IS COMPLETE
WE ARE SNOWING THE NEWEST
IN RIMS AND CIOSE: 'FITTING .
„HATS
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STRAWSWAVE AT LAST CO
a4pc.Tomigga 0*N•AND BEA-
UTIFUL THEY, ARE IN ALL THE
NEWS SHADES. . WE HAVE A..
NICE LINE',. OF NEW SPROM
FLOWERS FOR COATS AND.
DRESSES,: COMPLETE YOWt
'14rim aiming OUTFIT OR BRIG--
WINN UP LAST SEASON'S ONE'
WITM A NICE 'BOQUET OP'
SPRINg.FLOWERS.
GIVE US A CALL 1
V V Tubed. brick,
- Notice
To Corn Growers;
RE CORN RORER ACT
All earn Stubbles and Stalks must -
either be plowed, under Or picked tip
and burned before the 20th of Meg
amdt.
OSWALD GINN,
' . Godetith, Ont.
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