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Misses Mary and Catherine Berke
remaining for a week,'
Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Klepp of
Zurich visited with C. L. Wiper and
MissEdith
onS
uzday.
M. Lyle 13ecket of Hamilton, so -
ant Sunday with Rev, and Mrs. W.
Sauer..
Mr. Ira Tiernan of the Canadian
Bank of Commerce, Hamilton, and
Miss G. Cornell of New Hamburg,'
spent the week -end with Mr, and t'Ira
E. Tiernan.
Mrs. Bucheit and family of Water-
loo are visiting her sister, Mrs. Alex
Zimmer, while the family is enjoying
the water of Lake .Huron.
Rev: and Mrs. Morlock of Waterloo
visited friends in town Sunday.
Mr. Switzer of St. George will gi-
ve an address on Prohibition on Sun:
day morning at 9.30 o'clock.
Miss Ella Zirniner of Detroit, is sp-
ending vacation with her father, Mr,
Wm. Zimmer,.
County Offers Scholarship to Student
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Mrs. Meagaret Erratt who has held
•the posi't'ion of Deaconess in Grace
1United Church, Hamilton, for some
83nxe, has returned to her home in
Stanley, where she will spend a few
months -with her mother, Mrs. Robin-
son, Sr., and her brother, Rev. Will
Mei:Anson-
Ix. and. Mrs. Ruskin Keys spent
the week -end with the former's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Keys, Bab-
ylon Line.
Rev E. A. Poulter leaves this week
ler his vacation, consequently the
,services at Goshen and Varna United
Churches will be withdrawn next Sun
flay:
HILLSGREEN
'Mrs. `Treble of Kelloa, Manitoba,
was visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Dnnsitt and other relatives recently.
Mr. John McIllroy of Hensell sp-
ent a :few holidays with Mr. Louis
Worrest.
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Saunders and Mrs. R. Armstrong and daughter
Norman 'and Miss Kelly of London, Lottie and friend of London, called
were recent visitors with friends in on friends last week.
this "Vicinity. Mr. Herb. Wein is all smiles on the
ittfr. and Mrs. Jas. Love and family arrival of a son on July 28th.
eilsand with Mrs. Anderson of Cen- Quite a number from here attend-
xilia reuently. ed the Gossrnan reunion at Grand
Mrs. Eawthorn and daughter Janet Bend on Sunday.
HENSALL
Mr. Geo. Hess is all .smiles
days—It's a baby boy.
Helen Smith, R,N., of Oine$,:M
end Mrs, Wm. Taylor of Richmond.,
ue,: now of Rainy River, Ont. 'he
c remony was performed by Rev, 1r',
ia. Vivian.
The death ocGuxred on Friday,
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3'uly 24th at Seaforth, of George
Gook, aged 68 years and' 5 months,
He had suffered an injury while at
work some time previeus, butwas
riot considered to be very serious, he
was taken home, and was recovering,
when during the afternoon he was
coming down stairs at home wnen he
was seized with a fainting ,spell and
Was scarcely able to save himself
irom falling, He was removed to the
hospital Wednesday where he passed
away Friday.
Game Overseer, Ora Toole was in
Goderich Monday last, the previous
day he came upon Robt. Adams of
Hullett Tp., fishing from the banks
of the Maitland River at Auburn. An
inspection of Adams' string disclosed
three undersized black bass. They
were just two' inches short of the
,»egulation length, ten inches. Adams
"!told the officer that he had just
thrown ten small ones back. The offi-
cer took him before magis. Reid,who
evied him a fine of $10. and costs.
;;7: There was a near drowning at the
Goderich harbor the other day when
motor truck, driven by Joe Lang-
e id struck m i front
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iseverai, hours ovhen found. • rare tbg ;some '$ girls from Strat-. -
year of the: ford and fifteen from St. Marys.. ,r nuE -
The fiftieth anniversary
marriage of Mr and Mrs, Chas. W. the two woke #t c. the girls -have
Parker, Bayfield„ was fittingly obser- had their outing the ,Knights of Col
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veld. by the mem1 ers *f their family umbos boys will have possession un--
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at a, picnic in Jowett's Grove on Sun- til the middle of August, The camp
day last. The date of the anniver- I is conducted under the auspices of
sary will not be until December 22, the Stratford Rotary Club and this, .,
but the inability of some members oi` year is enjoying .its :best season.
the family to be present. at that John l iieeshaw, son of Thos. Kne-
time, seemed to warrant this advan- asbayr., ,iaf apaerwb, Rost his.life last
ced date. Mr. and Mrs. Parker are ' Thursday in the Bayfield river while
!the parents of nine children, all of swimming. Be was holidaying at the
whom were present except Mrs. fare .sof L. `Thompson, an uncre, wh-
Larson, of Natcam Sask,, lets. . o n. the .rhrer bank, a sheet dis-
Dr. E. S. Steiner and wife of Ex- a'lee uptown frown the bridge and,
e . accompanied by Mrs. Asa Pen-
with two companions, Miss McLeod,
et r, P sister as Miss E� Walters, 'a cove- -
a to
panion, the latter of Grand Rapida, •
Mich., he was in the river and got
into ,i3ifiinuities, ;His companions en- •
deavored to help him and in the ef-
fort iVliss Walters, had a close call
herself. Me was in his 2lst year,
and was Planning going to the Cul- -
versity at London this fall, and in -
tended studying for the Anglican
ministry,
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ZURICH :HERALD
hale had a close call Monday last
n where the former's auto collided'. with.
at theHuron Street,
a moving train
crossing, Exeter. The party were le-
aving for Guelph where Dr. Steiner
intended being bresent at a confer--
ence of Ontario Veterinary- Surgeons
A heavy downpour of rain at.the
time and the Dr. failed to see the
freight approaching from the south.
Fortunately the train was not going
fast, and the car swung in the same
direction as the train with the result
that the 'step of the engine caught
the bumper of the car, tearing off
the step and damaging the car about
the radiator,
is here spending part of her holida
at the parental home. • '
Mr. and Mrs. D. Cantelon have
turned home after several.week's -Va-
cation at thei cotage at Pike's Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Eby of Burling-
ton spent the week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. White.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gram of Lans
ing, Mich., visited for a few days,with
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Grain.
Mr. George Fee is all smiles these
days. A little son has come to give
cheer in the home
Mrs. Talbot, who has been visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. (Dr.),,Co ll g-
er, has returned to her home in Lon -
f ge, s rvc a mooring spi a in A pretty wedding took place at the
of the Government office and careen -home of Mr and Mrs. Alex. McCon-
e'd over the, side of the pier into 21 nell, Varna, when their daughter,
feet of water. E. Mallough, sitting Margaret Esler, was united in mar -
alongside, Landgridge in the cab, +rage to John Wilkie Argo, son of the
jumped to safety, but Langridge was late Rev. James and Mrs. Argo. Revs
carried overboard behind the wheel ,
and was rescued in an unconscious Davidson, of Hamilton, oi.iciated
assisted from the water by Malcolm assisted by Rev. E. A. Poulter, of Var
McDonald, who witnessed the accid- na. The living room was lovely With
ent from a bench in front of his fish- a profusion of summer flowers and
boost. McDonald grabbed he cam dga was ply. e rhe grin's wedding March
,by the hair the first time came to The played wasby Mrs. Leer McConnell.
the surface. The harbor was crofded The brideOwenattended by Miss Mary
with swimmers several hundred feet Donald of Sound, while the
away and other assistance was soon best man was Donald Cole, of Toren-
at hand. to. During the signing of the regi,'t
A shadow of gloom was cast over er, Miss Betty Argo sang. After the
ceremony a reception was held in the
don: the Exeter community on Tuesday Newton Baker, a highly esteemed re -
garden. The wedding luncheon was
rur,• A„� Mrs. Gordon Davis and evening last, when it was learned that served hi the garden. Later the
bride and groom left for an extended
motor trip. On their return they will
reside in Toronto. Guests were pre-
sent from Toronto, Montreal, Minne-
apolis, Detroit, and Owen Sound.
son of Toronto visited at the home of
Mr. and Mics. J. R. McDowell..
Arnold Bell of Toronto, visited re�
latives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sheppard
of Paisley spent a few days at the,
Baker had went to Exeter to do up a
former's parents here. pew chores and gettingsome
Mae McNaughton who has been i garden
visit ng at hr home ]fere, has return things. When he did not return to
the Bend, Mrs. Snell became alarmed
and making investigation found that
Ilftr. Baker was lying in the garden
With a container full of berries that
lie had picked, He had been dead for
sident of Exeter, had died suddenly
at his home there. Mr. and Mrs. Bak-
er had been spending the summer
with. their daughter, Mrs. Milo Snell
at Grand Bend and on Tuesday Mr.
ed to Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Heenan of ToA hjto,
visited with friends here.. 0..s1
Norma Douglass, of Hyde Pari+, is
spending her summer holidays 4rith
her grandmother, Mrs, Mrs:.{ Jnb;
Johnston, and aunt, Margaret.. • : . ` ''
Mrs. Langmaid and daughter' of
Streetsviile visited ...foie. a few days at
Mealhome ofeat-.John Keys.
Mr. and.- Wm. Dougal are
visiting at the ome of the r son, Dr.
R. P. I. Dougall of Petrolia..
Kathryn Drysdale is visiting with
relatives in Toronto and Kitchener.
Mrs. A. Doan, of Morrie, Alta., is
visit ng with her sister, Mrs. Hugh
McEwan and Miss Jessie Bell.
Mrs. J. Kimball and children of
Chicago are visiting at the home of
141r. and Mrs. Robt. Patterson..
Ed. Berry of Windsor, was a vidlt-
or with his mother here. .
Our boy scouts left for Pike Bay
on Saturday last where they will be,
for a vacation.
The auction sale of the real estate
and the household effects of the late
Ths. Cook was held Friday arternoon
last. The real estate consisted of . a
frame house and one lot, and was
sold to Thos. Shaddoek for $450. Ire
has secured a very cheap property.
Magistrate Reid of Goderich held
court here on Tuesday on the two
Belgians who were recently arrested
for selling liquor in Tuckersmith Tp.
Constable Whitesides gave evidence
of the raid he and Constable Gundry
made on the Belgians' home and .:'of
the finding of a large quantity of
home brew and also eleven people, 9
men and two women, who were drink
ing there. Two young men were cal-
led as witnesses and stated that they
had received ber there and paid for
it. Only one of the Belgains Was on
trial as the other had already plead-
ed guilty and he was sentenced to 4
months in Goderich jail, and`'` two
months for selling to minors, the sen-
tences to run concurrently.
ing his vacation with relatives,
A number from here attended, the
races in Goderich on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Willert of
Carlo, Mich., called on friends in
town on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tiernan and
family of Stratford spent the week-
end with relatives in town.
Mrs. R. Fritzley and son of Port
Albert is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. Genttner.
Word was received here last week
of the death of Mr. Charles Willert
at the home of his son John Willert
at Sarnia. The funeral took place on
Friday afternoon interment in the
Sylvan Cemetery. Mr. Willert was
a former resident of this community.
Mrs. R. Taylor and son of Exeter
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Steinhagen,
Mrs. R. T, Catt of Regina, is visit-
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Fassold.
Milton Sauer, who is attending col-
lege at Naperville is spending his -ye-
cation with his parents, Rev, and Mrs
Sauer.
nif Mouse Jaw, Sask., are visiting fra
annds 'here.
Miss Lois Young of Toronto spent
a. few days with friends here. -
Quite a number took in the Varna
:ferited Church Garden : Party on
'Thursday evening last.
'l'he W. M. S. will meet at the
home of Miss Annie Jarrott on Wed-
; iesday afternoon, August 12th.
Mr. Jack and Ruth Levis of Clin-
•sen are spending their holidays with
Ur. and Mrs. H, Coleman.
Mr. Power spent Sunday with
finds in. Hibbert.
DASHWOOD
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harris and
family of Sarnia are spending a few
weeks in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Russll Richmond of
Blyth and nir. and Mrs. Harry Bolger
of Walton, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Reid.
Miss Phyllis Reid entertained the
Entrance Class and their teacher,
Mr. G. Keeler at a euchre party on
Saturday evening. Three tables were
in play after which the hostess assist-.-
fri- ed by her sister, Miss Laura Mae Reid
served lunch. The prizes were won
by Evangeline Held and Howard
I�l,rimpp.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted. Burkhart and
son and Miss Lena Steinhagen of Cle-
•veland, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davis of
Exeter and Mr. and Mrs. William
Lindenfield and family of Parkhill,
were Sunday visitors with Mr. 'an -
Mrs. Charles Steinhagen,
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brown of
Paris and Mr. George Brown and son
of Parry Sound calledon friends in
town. on Sunday.
, Mr. and Mrs. A. Cunningham of
Guelph were Sunday visitors with Ma
and Min. Louis Morena
john Vidt of New Hamburg
.spent 1'sat week withher mother, Mrs.
:Stade.
Mrs. Fitzgerald of. Exeter spent a
leer days with her' brother, Mr. . and
Ore. "Eid. Stire. on the 14th Con.
Mis::Mildred Me. Dorrell of lien -
dr ll in the guest of 'Miss ;Anna Tie -
Mfr. Lorne..'? a ar and sister Mvr'tn
of tendon spent the week.,cnd with Mr. and Mr . nod Eurko an,
II1.r;n d Mrs. R. Taylor. family of Detroit spent Ste iday ev
.ioxr.Lr llartletb of London js spend- Mr, and Mrs, Charles Guenther.
COUNTY NEW$
Marshall Dearing, of Exeter was
struckin the face by a ball during a
ball game at Crediton, receiving a
gash in the lips which repuired sever-
al stitches to.close.
Following a wild ride in a stolen
motor car, driven by a kidnepped pro,
viitcial traffic officer, who at the point
of a gun acted as chauffer while a
service station and six occupants we-
re robbed at Mitchell and one of the
latter .seriously wounded, J. Lamont-
agne, of Toronto, was lodged in Wat-
erloo jail under the impression Chet
the man he was alleged to have shot
was dead. The whole das a some-
what of a novel effect. The other
bandit excaped in the dark night out,
'n the country,
A quiet wedding took place at the'
2rivitt Memorial church, Exeter on,
Wednesday of last week, when Miss'
;tgila Pearl Dearing, daughter of,Mr,
incl Mrs. Wesley Dearing of Stephen `.
was united in marriage with Sylvert
er Basil Taylor, a popular young bi:,.
treats man of laxeter and son of 112;
An accident which nearly cost the
Saturday last the 80 Stratford
boys and 30 from St. Marys, who
had been camping for a forttnight
at Camp Kitchigami, six miles south
of Goderich on the lake shore, return-
ed to their homes and for the past
week and this the canner i's• being- ou-
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chis rule is important at all , but especially so at dusk and
at night.
At such times, no matter how careful. the driver of a ,car is, he
✓ " may not see you until he is very near to you and it may be impos-
sible for him to stop in time to avoid inflicting, serious injury.
Should he swerve to avoid hitting your,, though you slay escape
injury others may be hurt.
Of the 524 fatalities on the highways a Ontario last 'year a large
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