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ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 28(931.
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LATE SAMUEL GEIGER
Semans, Sask., Gazette)
It is with extreme regret that we
record the death of Samuel Geiger,
who for many years was a resident of
Semans and held in the highest este
em by a large circle of friends. In
June of 1912, Mr. Geiger, along with.
Mr. A. P. Shetler, came to Semans,,
and established a general store busin
ess name of Shetler & Geiger. This
partnership continued until four mon
months ago, when Mr. Geiger inoved
to Naicam, Sask., where he bought
out' the business of Mr. Sinclair. Ev-
ery indication pointed to the success
of this venture as business was stead-
oly improving until the time of his
death, which occurred in St. Paul's
Hospital, at •Saskatoon, Saturday,
May 9, after an illness of several we-
eks. Mr. Geiger was married to IVIisa
Ida M. Finkbeiner, in 1908, who
long with her daughter Ruth, surviv-
es. His aged father is living at Zur-
ich, Ont., also two brother, Josiah
and Rowland, and one sister, Mrs. F;
lIorner. A brother, the Rev. Roy
Geiger, minister of the United Church
at Preston, Ont., and_Mrs. E. G. Mac-
Murchy, a sister, Semans, are also
left to mourn. The late Mr. Geiger
died in his' 49th year, and was a char-
ter member of the 'United Church and
held office on the Official Board of
the local congregation. The deceased
was aonember of the LO.O.F. and the
L.O.L, being Past District Deputy
Grand Master of the former fratern-
ity, and also held prominent office in'
the L.O.L. He was also a past presi-
dent of Semans Curling Club arid was
one of its most popular and enthuri
iastic members. Amid manifestations
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of intense sorrow the remains
laid to rest in the local ceziaetery
were ener, Mr: and Mrs. Chas. Steckles of
on Detr •
oit, were week -end visitors at
Wednesday afternoon, May 13. The the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Bren-
senice was held in the Coliseum ner of toorn.
Theatre, the largest auditorium lit-
towa, which -was filled to the doo',
Mr• Hugh. MacKinnon Onotered; to
• ypeople -n.,(va being abla:U - Sifttkr.lay;librene?iliV.
even standing rood. There lad a IA pi'ed School boys of
representation of the I.O.O.F. Lodges the Exeter High School. These boys
from many points, who occupied the took in part of the big athletic meet
seats in the centre of the hall. The put on by the various High Schools
Rev. A. C. McCallum, pastor of the of Western Ontario.
United Church, conducted the servic-
es, assisted by Mr. W. H. Found, pas.:
tor of the Pentecostal Assembly. The A. -Very happy matrimonial vent
choir, under the leadership of Mrs. J. was celebrated on Monday, at St.
N. Smith, with E. J. Peeke at the Peter's R. C. Church, Drysdale, when
/Owns, led the singing and rendered Rev. Father L. Marchand united in
a very appropriate number. Miss Wil- Holy wedlock Miss Theresa, daughter
Hams of Nokomis, contributed a solo of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Sreena.n,
most feelingly. In the funeral oration of th Town Line, Hay, to Mr. Louis
Mr. McCallum paid eloquent tribute Ducharme; son of Mr. and Mrs. Win.
to the life of the deceased, referring Ducharme of the Blue Water High-
t) him as one interested in commun.- way, Hay Township." A most pleas-
ity welfare and all things pertaining ant time was spent by the large gath-
the"betterment of society. An im- ering at the home of the bride's par-
pressive service concluded with The ents, who all join in with the Herald
Dead March in Saul played while the in extending congratulations to this
congregation stood. The committal popular young couple.
service •at the graveside was followed
Brother Passes
by the impressive burial service of the
Mr. Wm. H. Hoffman of Zurich re-
I.O.O.P. The chief mourners present . . .
ceived the intelligence of the death
were MTS. Geiger and daughter Ruth
of Charles Hoffman of Huronville,
Miss Enda Finkbeiner of Chicago, Sask., which took place in Regina
Mrs. R. Slotzhauer of Lacadina, Mr. Hospital on April 30th following a
and Mrs. J.. Finkbeiner and Mr. . .
serious operation. Mr. Hoffman was
Finkbeiner of Isabella, Man., and
Miss Kathleen Wurm of Markham,
was a recent visitor with Zurich fri-
ends.
Mr. Grant Koehler and i7, -±177d
of Kitchener, were holiday visitor%
'with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Braun and
family of Forest were Sunday visitors
with relatives here.
• Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Merner and
family were weekend visitors. with
friends at Elmira,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hamilton and
Miss Doris Craig of Windsor, were
holiday visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Galster.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Barry of Dun-
ville are spending a week's vocatien
with Mrs. Barry's mother, Mrs. Helen
Campbell of the village. Their many
Zurich friends are indeed plased to
see them.
Monday, the May 24th holiday was
spent quietly in the village, as a
large number of citizens were out of
town, and there was little stir in the
village excepting the horshoe games
interested a goodly number.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Cook of Con-
estoga, Mr. Edwin Brenner of Kitch-
taken to the hospital on . April 19th,
Mrs. E. G. McMurchey of Semans. and the news of his passing came as
The pall -bearers were, A. J. Shetler, a shook to his many friends. Ile was
L. 1. Steenson, F. Bregg, G. A. Han -
the oldest son of the late Peter and
ley, C. Froehlich and .1• . W. Shetler, Johanna Hoffman, of Crediton. Mrs.
The funeral arrangements were in Hoffman's maiden name was Sarah
charge of the local undertaker, Mr. J. F. Williams of Exeter. Besides his
Murney, who capably handled all de- bereaved widow the deceased is sur -
tails. All places of business were cle- lived by one son and two daughters:
sed during the funeral. The floral
William at home; (Vera) Mrs. A. C.
tributes were - many coming from the Smith and Miss Ethel both of Regina
following friends and relations: Wife also one brother and one sister; Win.
and daughter; Ed., Laura and fandly; H. Hoffman of Zurich and Mrs. Arth-
Laura and Len., Lacadina4 Leona and ur Benedict of Kitchener. .
Russell, Lacadina; Mr. and Mrs. D. •
C.V. and J. McMurchey; Mr. and Mrs Word was received here last
A. P. Shetler and family; Mr. and week of th passing of Mr. Harry
Mrs. C. Froehlich and family; Mr. Weber at his former home at New
and 'Mrs. L J. Steenson, Ruby and Dundee,' on Friday, May 22nd after
Grace; Semans United Church Board; a very short illness lasting only a
Semans United Church Ladies' Aid; number of hours. The late Mr. Web
Pentecostal Assembly and Pastor; er who was 69 years of age, has been
Nalcam United Church; Blytheswood a resident of Zurich for many years,
Homemakers' Club; Semans 1.0.0.F.; having in the past been engaged- in
Watrous 1.0.0.F.; Govan LO.O.F and the tailoring trade, at which he .was
Ivie Campbell Rebekah Lodge; Simi).- employed in different places during
son I.O.O.F; Kitchener Rebekah Lo- his stay in town. He was a great
age; Semans K.K.K.; Semans L.0.1...; lover of the outdoor life, and when
Semans Fire Brigade, Miss McClumh; he was still able, would be seen al-
t. Rivers, Unity; Mr. and Mrs. J. S. most daily roaming through the COurk-
Mum; Mr. and Mrs. SI L. Berman,. try and woods with a dog or two.
Swanson Family; Florence and Bea- Sonia months ago he became ill and
they Throne of Saskatoon; Renner was taken to London Hospital for
IParnily; Mr. and Mrs. F. D. lYiurney; treatments, aced after several weeks
1VIrs. Watson and family; Mr. and Mrs he regained, his health sufficient to
vprmental 8;
t on G. A. Hanley; H. Smith, of Regina return to Zurich, and was progress -
4‘, Wholesale- Mr and Mrs. J. W. Sinith nig favorably, and his rather sudden
410 Mr. and lVits. J. 11. MurneY; Mr. and demise was a great surprise to many.
'Imaikojazoola AND HaellioompeL anatEcipolos .1 Mrs. Marshall and family; Mr. ard•
•Z Mrs. G. Lewis and Ona, Mrand trs.
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Superior Quaiiti Store
We are now offering a f 11 line of
Spring and Summer Goods at Rock
Bottom Prices
WE ASK YOU TO CALL AND SIZE SOME OF OUR BARGAINS
IN GINGHAMS, BROADCLOTHS, 1 YARD WIDE PRINTS AT 20o..,
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SEE OUR OVERALLS AT $I-Sa A PMR.,
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GENERAL MERCHANT
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