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Thursday October 13 1921
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�aE - -1 `'RTE
DASHWOOD. ried life, being wedded in Egmond-
ville in 1871. Mrs.. Wooley, how-
ever, has not enjoyed the best of
health for some time. A wedding
dinner was served at noon, after
which the day was spent inp
social intercourse and music, and
the receiving of congratulations
from their large .iercie of friends.
'Guests were present from Land-
ren • ,Tavistock and Zurich.
Mr. E. Tiernan has moved into
the house he purchased from Mr.
S. Howard.
Mrs. Eveland attended the fun -
level of a relative in Sarnia this
ereek.
Rally Day services will be held
.hi the Evang. Sunday School, on
Sunday morning, Oct. 2r3d, a sp-
lendid progranae is being prepar-
ed
Miss Alice Hoffman was a week -1
Vend visitor in Zurich. R
Messrs. E: Tiernan and L. Ham- Mr. and Mrs. .W. D. Sanders =-
lather had hydro enstalled in their nounce ;the engagement 'of their
*times last week: youngest .daughter„ Lila A., to Mr
d Mrs. Louis Morenz, an of w
Burlington spent the week -end the •ma•
itiage, to take p
EXETER
illiain. Allen Hodgins- ' of Lucan
lace in Oc-
•with the former's parents. tuber.
Mr. and -Mrs. Harry Harris of
Sarni are visiting in town at, A. °happy event took place at
present, the home of ,Mr. and Mrs.. James
Mrand Mrs.' W. Schroeder and Hill,, Mill Street, /Exeter, on Wed-
.1Miss `'Elfrieda Schroeder visited in nesday morning, Oct., ,5th, when
Condon over Sunday. their , only daughter, tVerda Grace
Mrs. Henderson of Blair and became the bride of Mr. Moses
mss. Schultz of Mt. Clemens _ vis- Be'chler of Usborne. i Only the
iited their father, Mr. G. Nadiger immediate relatives were present
Mr. Nadiger returned to Mt... to witness the ceremony which was
Clemens, with Mrs. Schultz to performed by Rev'.. M. �J. WiIso»,
Melt. ' pastor of James Street Methodist
church.
•
COUNTY NEWS, Mr, and Mrs. S. Martin, Exeter,
___ announce the engagement of -their
John Willis of Snover, Mictx.,evho daughter, Anna Louisa, to Mr.
'was been visiting with friends at Robert G. Gillies, son of Mr, and
Rensall, Seoafrth, and other pla- Mrs. Robert Gillies, Exeter the
ees in Ontario, returned home, marriage to take place quietly in
A sunflower stock 19 feet high, Octobey.
is on exhibition at Brussels. It A -new grocery store is being
Block-
-was grown at the home of D. 11I, opened in the 14<eDoer Bloel-.
y'Scott}. by the Dominion Grocers. This
The grey team, owned by . Jan, will be one of a chain 'of stores!.
Smith, of London, recently purch-
There passed away, at his home
;used from. Richard Hicks, Usboree Slxeter North, on Sunday last the
",von Championship at the draw- other ,of the oldest resident in the
ung match at Tilsonburg- against "yersnn of David Russell in his 77
e.ix ``'teams. (They drew three-qu- cancer. anDeceased cing the past rryear
srrters of a cord of cement with had suffered a great deal, A. lit -
nix of the largest men on the gr -
r tle over a year ago he was carry-
IoMd' I. Greb, of Hay on Tliurs- linga shovel on his shoulder when
day last when motoring .south on I he was rum into by a young man
the second concession of Hay six- riding a bicycle, the shovel come
Nick the iron, railing on the culvert Ingin contact with his nekk in
in front of Mr. Cecil Row's farm' Electing a wound, which a few
and damaged his car condierably) weeks later developed into can -
'The iron went right through the cel% .
:radiator. Luckily he was going lames Frayne, aged 67 years
srlowly and except for a shaking grad 18 days passed away at his
up; was not injured .home here on Sept, 30th, due to
HENSALL.
Owen Geiger's' fine dwelling is
tearing completion and will be the
finest . one in our village.
.Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Wickwire aut-
;rued to Leamington spending the
week -end with relatives of Mr.
Wickwirey, C
Mrs. Rev. G. W. Rivers received
word of the death of her father,
Mr. Polley, Mrs. Rivers left on
Monday to attend the funeral.
Last. week Mr. Wes. Coleman, of
:flay presented his grandmother,
Mrs. Coni3itt with a half-pint of
tripe raspberries.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Drysdale re-
turned home on Saturday last af-
ter a pleasant • trip covering a-
bout seven weeks. They visited
velntives in Saskatchewan,, A.Ibert'
.nd Vancouver, After an enjoy-
able time hi the Northwest they
'went to different parts of Calitor-
mia returning home vier Salt; Lake
iity.
An irate •esting and happy event
took place here on Wednesday Sep
eth, when Mr. and Mrs. Peter t
1, ooley celebrated their golden
7, The 'teed rnri'xle love
e.
exnjoyed: 5i years oi happy iuli i .l
a paralytic stroke. He was 'born
near Exeter and lived near hare
all his life: His 'wife and a grown 4
up family survive.
GRAND BEND
Joe Disjardine left Friday last
:for the West ,with a carload of
apples' ,
Mrs. Sims, of rrediiton visited i
her mother last )veek, �s
Mrs, John Baird .who went to,
Crediton, ,Thursday last, is on,
the sick list in that village.
Mr. Asaph € ravelle visited at
Thedford for a few, days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayn'ham, visited
at Sarnia a ,few days last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Walt: England, who
have been .in ' Arkona the last few'
weeks where Mr. En;•land was
working, eattisried home here,
STEPHEN COUNCIL
The Council of the Township oil',
Stephen convened ixi the 'rtxwn.'
H wll, Creditem on Monday, the
3rd,, day of October, 1021, at 1 p.
rn, MI members with the excep-
tion 07 Conn eili o'itter: Were
.he p.e
vious meeting were read and ado
ptedF.
By Iaw No. 282 appointing Fred
Wuerth, collector of taxes for the
year 11921, having been 'read three
times be passed aGnd: signed by'
the Reeve and Clerk and the seal
of the corporation attached there
toi
The following orders were pas-
sed;—
J. A. •Wilhelnit pt. cont. 5, 1st' S.
Rd. 25.00; R. Gower, award drain;
8.00; A. Hodgins Co, gas acet.11.25
Foist Bros. bridge paint 16.2;9 H.
F. Eilber, caretaker of lockup, etc.
16.06; G. Eilber ,painting bridge,
.48.10H. J. Kuhn ,tile '9.2p ditto'
32.7"0', J: 'G..' Young & „S n�; dries°
7.85; E. Fahner eont. 4 -1st S. Rd.
37.00; T. Chambers,' comm. 4, 5.00;
Harold Ryan;. cont. •,b, S.B. 108.00;
M. O'Brien, comm. 45, S.B. 12,00;
H. Schenk rep. 3rd. S. Rd, 9.00;
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AER2 CUS -1I N INNER TIRE' V
V/RU MCA COM1r]AN 1S/a tue
mismommosieremee WINGHAM. ONTARIO.
I have been appointed Agent for this district for the,
above Celebrated Inner Cushion Tires. :And will be
pleased to give a demonstration at any time. Call and
beconvinced.
John Hey,Zurich
Jr..
Dr. Williams, charges re; Alma.
Williams 19.50; Beaver Bros.. reptt,
award drain 7.00; M. O'Brien, rep.
culvert 4, S.B. 3.75; H. Clark, cul'G.
ext S.B. 25.50; ditto grading' for
bridge coni 12 63:00; T. Rowland,.
gravel S.B. 24.00; Jos. Glavin, st,
labor, +S'.B. 25.50; f3. Clark gravel
51.75; Mal. Ziler rep culy. 6, E.S.R.
1.00; Frank Adams 'etc.,: filling in
washout con; '16 6.20; Gess `Latta
etc. grading Morenz side Rd. 14.00
rWebb erg. !overseer 50.00; A.
Latta, �Willert's 'st', slab 4.00; F.
Rawlings rd. drag 154.00; A. Fos-
ter pt. brg. cont. 600.00.
The counce. ad,ourned to u meet
again in ,the Town Hall, Crediton
on Monday, the 7th day of Nov-
ember 1921, at 1 p.m.
Henry Eilber, CLERK4
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects, o n Lot
6, con. 15, Hay Township, on
SATURDAY, OCTOO:I;'ER 8, 1921
Commencing at 1.30, p.m. Sharp.
2 cook stoves; parlor stove; 2
cupboards, 2 ,sinks; 12 chairs; 2
tables; 2 small tables; 2 rockers,
pictures, 4 lamps, dishes, crock-
ery and fruit jars; lounge, 5 bed-
steads and springs, 2 stands, car-
pets and rugs; cider barrel, vin-
igar barrel, .new sewing machine,
writing desk, bench, dresser; a
quantity of bedding, sugar kettle,
2 roasting pans, copper boiler, 2
tea kettles, a quantity of potatoes
and numerous articles. Applicat
ions will also be received for rent-
ing this farm on day of sale. The
farm consists of 100 acres, being
Lot 6, con 15, Hay Township, has
Lumber Laths Shingles
Everything in
▪ Combination storm and screen doors made to order, 4
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Lumber and Building 'Material
Custom Work. our Specialty,
Always -in the market for saw logs
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a good brick house, large frame
barn and land is all suitable for.
cultivation.
!TERMS—CASH
Oscar Klopp, • Autcioneer.
Elizabeth Miller, Proprietoress.
AUCTION SALE
Of Brick Dwelling and Stable,
2 Lots , also Household effects at
Zurich, Friday, Oct. 14th, 1921
Commencing at 1,130 p. m, sharp,
the .following;
—
2 cob'lt stoves, one. good as ne•v
coal oil stove, .6 kitchen chai:s,
2 sinks, glass cupboard, 5 tables,
2 centre tables, extension table,
8 dining room chairs, lounge, pic-
tures and picture frames, sewing
machine, washing \Machine, hall
rack, 3 wash stands, 2' clocks, 2
piece parlor suite, 3 rockers, arab
chair, parlor lamp, cream separ-
ator, 2 good robes, 3 ruga, :line
oleum, home made carpet, lawn
mower, sugar Kettle,. cider, barrel
crocks, empty jars, onion seeder,
some wood and coal, step' ladder,.
express wagon, wheel 'barrow, 4
pieces : of square tineber 14 feet
long, some Lumber, large chicken
coop, grain bags, calces, hoes,
shovels and numerous articles.
TERMS;—CASH. Terms on;
Real Estate made known on day
of sale.
Oscar Klopp, Auctioneer.
Mrs. Fred. Deters, Proprietoress.
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