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ZURICH, THU ISO/AY MORNING, JANUARY 15, 1920.
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Mr. and Mrs..Tohn Miller of Sask.
are visiting relatives here at pre-
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Mr. Wm. Beaver of Hensall -re-
new acquaint laces in the Village -en
Tuesday,
Mr. J. Cook,. who had been vis-
iting at the home of Mr, Hy, Wea
eloh, returned to his home in
Mich., on Monday.
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Mra. T. L. Wurm was a vi itor to
Landon on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wurm spent
Tuesday at Londonl,
Miss V. Siebert spent a few
days at London last week.
Mr. John Eckstein of Welt., is
visiting relatives here at pr.;sent.
Mr. Jos. Eisenhoffer of 33 asaels
waa a visitor in town over Surei-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Haberer spent
Sunday with friends in Dash-
wood.
Mr. Alvin Surerus returne I to
Oakville last week, where ha is
a teacher of languages.
Just received a shipment of Tel
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ePttone batteries. Call and re-
place your old dead ones. W. G.
Hes, the Jeweller.
Mr. ,Wm Callfas, the new stage
driver between here and 31.2nsall,
wiahes to inform the travelling pub
liethat' during the cold winter
months he has at his residence a
nicely warmed room for their .ic-
comodation in the morn:ng.
Mr. Valentine Gerber, Sr., has
sold his dwelling property ;n
Zurich to Mr. John Wiedo, of the
iZurich road. Possession will be
gier in February. Mr. Gerinr
intends moving to Blake. We .
are sorry to lose them as citizens
OD our Village.
On another page of this week's
issue of the Herald our readers
will notice articles pertaining to
Municipal affairs under the title .of
I,"Municipal Matters, .by A. F. 1I."
.These interesting articles .are con-
. tributed by the Township Clerk,
Mr. A. F. Hess, who has recently
severed his interests of the.
Herald and they should be read
very carefully by all, as some very
1101:t.ttke.tive information occurs
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body interested in the gcneral wel
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Zurich Library
The annual meeting of the Zu r-
ich Library Association was held id
the Town :Hall, on Jan. 12th. Af-
ter the reports of the treasurer a
.and the librarian were given, the
election of officers was held which
resultec1 as follows; President, A.
F. Hess, Secy.-Treas.; W. B.
Colles; Executive ,Committee, the
president and secretary treasu:e:
and Dr. L.. X. MacKinnon.
Board 'of Management, Mrs. 0.
Fritz, Mrs. W. L. Siebert, Dr.
A. Campbell, N. B. Dahms, Rev.
E. B. Meyer, Preeter and the
executive committee. Book com-
mittee, Dr, B. A. Campbell, N. E.
Dahms, Rev. F. B. Meyer. Mem-
bership committee, Mrs. W. L.
Siebert, Mrs. C. Fritz, Misses O'-
Brien, Mayme Lamont, F. Kalbil-
'eisch and Miss Ida Routledge.
The report of the libraria.. Miss
L. Faust, follows; -
Religious, Moral and Philosophy
books 16; History 21; Fiction 165;
Poetry 10; Biography 13, Books fo!..
boys 33; Travel and adverture
.Science 7; Romance 3; Miscellean
ous 11. Total 300.
977 books were borrowed for
home reading from Apr. 1919 to
Jan. 1920.
Membership 68. Additional .111?in-
hers 10. Total 78.
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MOLSONS
BANK
incorporated 1855
CAPITAL and RESERVE
$9,000,000
Over 120 Branches
0:peramity Shuns Those
‘nared toGrasp It
Star l a Savings account
today, in The Molsons
Bank, and be ready for
opportunity when it
Cones along.
W.13. COLLES
Manager Zurich Branch
The S. II, Board of Agricultural
will hold meetings on Wednesday,
Jan, 21st. at Varna; on Thursday,
Jan. 22nd, at Hensel!, and on Fri-
day, Jan. 23rd at Grand Bend,
when topics in the interests of ag-
riculture will be discussed by Mrs.
James Patterson of Gadshill, Mr.
A. R. G. Smith of New Hamburg
and Mr. J. N. Allen, B.S.A., ot
Dunville.
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Th a annual S. School report of
the Evangelical church was given
last Sunday which is as follows;
Number on roll 288, largest atten-
dance for one Sunday during the
year 204, smallest 83, largest offer-
ing $169.91; smarest offering $3.37.
The total collections for the year
was $676,81 of which $348.81 is
Missionary money. There were
43 new members added on the
roll during the year.
COUNTER CHECK 1300M11
2144 let your supply of Cog*
star Cheek Books run too lov.
We eel! A.ppleforcl's check hooka*
tit -elms in every respect. Lot
lee hese your order.
HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER
COMMLSSION OF ciNr.
TO THE CITIZENS OF zunrea
. Hydro is at your door. You
are using it on your street. Why
not use it in your house, barn er
garage?
At your service 24 hours daily.
arry G. :Hess, the electrical
contractor, is ready to give yea
an estimate on the cost of inst-
alling the hydro in your home.
complete. Get a guaranteed es,
timate free of charge.
, Advertise in the Herald an
notice the results.
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