HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1922-01-05, Page 4Mr, aaa Mr's:. C. L. Smith were
litisitorli to Dashwood on Mon-
a;M?4 Gnrfiel.di Brown of Elmira
- ^it7ae a holiday, visitor with his
'aarents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
'441^own, Goshen Line, south.
Mr. John F. Moritz, who spent
the past few months at his farm
,at Cavalier, N. Dok„ .arrived here
tsar the winter on Saturday even-
ing. He has his home here with
his mother, Mrs. P. Hauch.
Improvements in nearly alllines
SCHOOL REPORT
Following is the Report of U.
S.S. No. le Hay and StKenley, for the
month of December. The' nam-
es are in order of merit,
Sr. IV--Done',le Denoneme, Ger-
trude Ducharme, Gerald Seem=
'Cecilia ;Laporte, Noel Laporte,
Sr. III -Dennis Corriveftu •
lard Cnrr'iveau, Anne Deliomlme,
Fergus: Geoffrey,. Cecilia Srec'nan.
Sr.:II--Anita Ducharme, Dennis
Denom•me, Etta Denomiee, Theresa
Sreennn, Willard Dueller/net:
Jr. II -Juliette Denon me, Irv-
in Denomrne, Mervyn Stelek, Reu-
ben Denamme, Lydia Ducharme,
Lydia Geoffreyd,
I-Antionette Laporte,
Lorneas holding up well and "the time Denonrne, Frieda Denomme and
is near at hand when business can Nelson Ducharme equal,
-safely throw away its crutches," Sr. Pr. -Hazel [azel Du.charm:e, Gos-
according to the monthly review, ten Denoinme, Milford .clyotte, Ann
rr- _
of business conditions in the Un-
ited States issued by the Fourth
Federal Reserve Bank for Oct-
ober.
Liberal Convention
The annual meeting of the Liberal
.A;ssoeietion for South Huron will
be held in the
TOWN HALL, HENSALL
TUESDAY., JANUARY 10, 1922
et 1.30 o'clock p.nl. for both Pro-
vincial and Federal purposes.
Ladies are especially invited to
be present.
HY SMITH, Federal President,
'OHN ESSERY, Local President,
MORTGAGE SALE OF FARM
LANDS IN THE TOWN-
SHIP OF HAY
Y
Under and by virtue of the
'power contained in a certain mor-
tgage, which will be produced at
,the time of Sale, there will be of-
itered for sale by public auction,
sin Friday the Twentieth day of
Zanuary, 1922, at the hour of two
Yclock in the afternoon, at the
(Commercial Hotel hi the Village of
Mensal, by Thomas Cameron, Auc-
tioneer, !flee following property
kiamely;-Lot Number Twenty 1`10?.
In. the Seventh :.7) Concession of
the Township of Hay and the East
Jr.P•
rimer -Viola Sreenen, Rud-
olph Corri''ene Leonard Denote -
me, Urban Ayotte,
Primer -Verna. Denonme, Marie
Laporte,
Mrs. Fred. Watson, teacher.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Mr. Orval Stephenson of Mai•-
lette, Mich, is visiting at the
hone of his uncle, Mr, D. 3. Ste-
phenson,
Mr. and Mrs, Jas, McLinchey,
have returned from London where
they were attending the funeral of
a relative.
A. week of prayer is being ob.-
served in our churches this week.
Services are held at Goshen each
morning and at Varna each even-
ing of the week except on Satur-
day.
Mrs. E. Johnston has returned
home after spending a month vis
iting her sister, Mrs, Chris. Eicher
at Upland, Ind.
As a result of -she voting on
Monday, Geo. B. Hanley was elec-
ted Reeve over Morton Elliott by
a majority of 34
The Goshen Anglican congreg-
ation intend having an entertain-
ment at he Goshen School house on
Friday evening Jan. 6th when a
good program. will be provided.
Bayfield talent will assist with
the program.
HENSALL.
The Misses Laura and Clara
•Sararas of Toronto are visiting th-
eir parents over the holidays,
Tllalf of Lot Twenty ,r20' Concession J W. Ort�c ern, on his late bir-
Might ,f'• of the said Townsliipe , itaey'gift ftomwassthee d Suwith a nday School
'This property, is well improved 1)3 '1 of the Methodist church of which
arm buildings, and well fenced and
Grained.
TERMS -Ten per cent of the
epurchase- money to be paid down
4t the time of sale, balance to be
Veld on the Twentieth day of
',February, A. D. 1922 at the _Office
tof the Mortgagee's Solicitors at
enisall.
For further particulars and con-
.itions of sale apply to Gladman
Stenbury, Solicitors : for the
aSYortgagee,e Hensail and Exeter.
IDated at Hensel, the 4th day of
sl'anuary, A. D. 1922.
DASHWOOI2.
A keen interest was shown in
'the election for Police Trus`ees, for
this Village held on Monday, Jan.
'end, which resulted as follows ;-
'2.; Klumpp 89, J. C. Reid 78, M.
Zrokenshire 44, Wm. Kleinsti ver 37
Mr. Harry Kraft was a New
'tear's visitor to Sarnia:
Messrs. Oscar Graupner and
rnest Miller have returned to
:Concordia College. Fort Wayne,
after spending their vacation With .our. loving brother and 'sister
$$sir parents. ! Meet you here no more.
An exciting hockey game was
epleyed here Monday afternoon beef Your dear mother will miss you
'ween the married men and the I At home forevermore..
ermore
*Ingle men, resulting In a victory But hope she will meet ,roe
altar the married men, score 5-2. ;On that bright golden shore
Miss Mina Ehlers visited k in Your wife and your dear children
'Sarnia and Detroit last week. They mourn a
Mrs. Hermon Zimmer of Strat-E ,tnd rain the your sad demise.
lord is visiting her parents Mr,1 tears of bitter grief
Lind Mrs. H. I,Viilert, i For one they did so fondly prize
Mrfriend . of arl Graorono s rent upeerand Neu -lady; One precious to our heart is gone
l The voice we loved is still
Mears at the Lutheran parsonage.i The place made vacant in our home
Miss Elizabeth Hertleih of Lon -1 Can never more be filled.
eon visited with her parents, over!
eliuriday. I More, andjn;ore.each day we miss you
Misses Rose Guenther and Hazel! Friends may think the wounds
Snell Deft mi Tue,dav for London! are healed
'inhere they intend remaining. i God only knows how deep the sor-
Mrs. `Durstein and son have 1
TOW
Pe returned to Segin t tv after spend-. Lies within our heart concealed
4 daag the hoxidays withieiatives, I ti:ou'�e gone to dwell with theeho-
Mr. Frie, n' H'.'nil';o 7 visited
re with his son lir. 5. Fri �.> last w e- i sen ones,
With Heavenly hosts joined
IN MEIVIORIAM
In kIemors of ktr. Harry How-
ald, who died in London, Dec. 29,
1920.
Dear Harry, thou art called away
To that eternal shore.
`
le is superintendent,
Miss A,. C4-ramnr of Dekerviile
Mich., Will and Percy Gramm of
Lansing, Mich., spent the holiday
under the parental roof.
;Miss L. Ortvein of Toronto, Mr.
Fallow- of Toronto and LonnieOrt
nein of ,Crosswell, Mioh., were
recent visitors With Mr. and Mrs,
J. W. OrteVeinj,
Mrs. Slime 'Weeper, of Sask-'
atoon, Sask.:, is visitnig her father
16fr. Towers, and her sister Mrs,
J. Carmichael, :Mrs. Walper• will
also visit relatives here.
Fred Manns, left for Brantford
on Tuesday last 'where he was
culled owing to theserious condit-
ion of his brother, Mr. Gordon
Manns who is in a hospital and un-
derwent a critical operation.
• The, annul wheel re tin•; was' Pitt your nl'�m .,ry ;'tZall be ever dear
to those you've left behind.
r�apld hetd +^s'lrv. 1I . lletibn
. "Tates: was r<-e'ee`e l a' trt'atee for,
e the coming yen-. Brother
• Mr. Vial Mee. Jim' Smith of Wine'
eisor visited in town l;»,t week. ! '{''•. '-"
• E�:.E}:ER
Miss Dora Kraft o'c London spent
'New Year's with her Invents. ; G. S. Howard ratndeI the fun -
1 oral of a relative, IV:. .P Richard-
n.
Alether, Sister and
COUNTY NEWS an. nee Miry- A. Drysdale . in
Il'ensnll. , .
Jelin" Raney, an old and much' Mr. and Mrs. A, B. Andrew of
scespected -resident of the 3r 1 con -1 Poetiex, Sask., arrived here last
scession of Logan died on Christ i week to spend some time with
Tablas Eve, under distressing (femme! retativt.s,
set -tens. Deceased undertook to i Joy. Davis of Merlin, 'Oliver of
lead a young horse out to water 'To onto, Edward of Forest, spent
and wound the halter shank nrou; Xrn-s. with their parents.
gad his wrist, it is thought for a A. quiet but pretty wedding was
There hold. The horse is saipposed i solemnized Wednesday morning
tie have jumped and jerked with f Dec. 28th, at the home of Mr.and.
theold man, who its 81) years of age; Mr'i. .Albert I£, Ford, when' their
,tied running away trsiling him only daughter, Miss Gladys Alberta:
'aver the :frozen ;;round,. He was, lesee e :the bride of Elmer J.
too •t:l by his son alvoatt 40 rorhi lilts of Buffalo. The ceremon
Financial Statement of
Zurich Police Village
ABORIPTra
Jan,1111a1.. on hand 1921. .. ....419,39
11,Iar,28 Zur. Hydro Systeni refund
ora Street lights to Dee,31,1919 371.47
Oct,6 Hy, Reichert wood .- 50
M. Warm on sidewalk ." 1,00
Nov.28 A.. Rosa, tile ,. .. 2.00
F. M. Hess, tile .., •, . .15
Dec.15 Village rate ... ... 4089,60
Dog Tastes .. 28.00
Township Grant 212.55
PAYMENTS
STREET LIGI:G'l'S
Jan, 6, Hydro System 90.00
Feb. 5, Hydro System) ... 90.00
Mar, 5, Hydro System .,. 90.00
Mar,. 26, Hydro System .,. ... 90.00
May 12, Hydro System ... 90.00
June 6, Hydro System .,. .. 75,00
July 6th, Hydro System ... ..- 75.00
Aug. 9, Hydro System ... ... 75.00
Sept. 8, Hydro Systema .-_ -- 75.00
Oct, 4, Hydro System ... ,_: 75.00
Nov. 3, Hydro System 75.00 -
NOV. 29, Hydro System 75.00
STREET SPRINKLING
8.40
16.40
13.80
8,40
June 17 G.J. Thiel _.
Jly.6 G.J. Thiel ... ...
Aug.9 G.J. Thiel .........
Nov.29 G.J. Thiel ... .._
LABOR
liIay 12 E. Zimmerman .. 2.00
E. Koehler .. .,. 2.00
June 6 Jno. Weido ... 4.00
Jos. Meidinger __. _.. 4.00
E. Koehler 4.00
N. Sararas ,., .., ... 2.09
17 S. Zimmerman 2.00
Jly.6 C. Colosky 1.50
S. Jaeobe 3.00
C. Weber 3.00
Aug.9 C. Colosky 2.10
E. Zimmerman ._ .60
Sep.8 H. Howald, sidewalks ... 132.06
Nov.3 -W Meidinger .._ ... 1.50
E. Zimmerman ___ _.. 50
C. Weber ,-- -., 1.00
Nov.29 C. Keller .., .•, ,-- -----• ,--5.25
M. Wurrn ._.._...--- --- 1.00
GRAVEL AND TEAMING
Mar.26 G.J. Thiel, teaming gravel 52.00
W. Basso, gravel ... .,.
Jun.17 G,J. Thiel, team gravel
July6 W. Bassow, gravel,
Aug.9 G.J. Thiel teaming
C. Silber grading _--
Sept.8 W. Bassow gravel ... ............... 44.65
Oct,4 D. Oswald, gravel .. 4.50
Nov.3 W. Bassow gravel ... __. 3.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Feb.5 Tp. Clerk, nomination .. 5.00
Mar.26, C.L. Smith printing, adv 8.10
L. Prang, account *," .75
Jun.6 W. Watson tile 25.80
4. Zettel, work at well ._ 20.00
Aug.9 J. Kipper, account 2.50
Sep.8 C.Ia.Smith lab. pt sal.,etc 26.65
Stade & Weido, cement acct ..... _- 75.50
Oct,4 Melick '8*, Braun 63.32
Nov.3 Zurich Library grant ._. 50.00
29 C.L. Smith bal. sal., print'g 8.00
A.F. Hess, salary secy. ... ... 10.00
W. G. Hess, tend. town clock ... - - 5.00
Insurance on Fire Hall _.. 4,00
L. Prang, account _, 33.35
H. Truemner, overseeing ... 5.00
Dec.15 Interest on advances 20;15
15 'P. Weido, labor ... ....75
F. C. Kalbfleisch, lumber • 12.37
4.87
155.00
22.50
38.20
1.25
$2124.68
$975.00
$171.51
$325,97
376.24
Total payments $1893.52
Balance- on hand 231.14
$2124.66 I
The death
occured
at the residence of her niece, Mrs
Mrs. Hirtzel, of a former well-
known resident of Exeter, in the
person of Mrs, Martha White in
her '89th yearj, Born in Old
London within the sound of Bow
Bells, she came to Canada as a
child 'and. settled in Crediton. Af-
ter her husband's death, which
occured a few years after her
marriage, she moved to Eteter,
where she lived for many years,
and was well and favorably known
on Dec, 21st Crediton, The proceeds al con-,
. cer to go towards payment on the
athletic field. -
Nomination for Po:lee Trustees e
was held in the Town Hall on
Monday morning. Thos. ,Treveth-
ick acted as returning officer and
and received thb following nomin-
ations, Chas. Zwicker, Dan. Mc-,
Isaac, George Mawhinney( ,:Ezre
Feist, Garnet Sweitzer and Dr.
Orme.' Fol some reason or other,
all nominees withdrew, with the
result 'that a new nomination has I
been called for Monday, Jan. 9th
at 7 pare
40.
CREDITON
•
Freeman Morloc',i has bought the
shoe store of the late Barney
Brown and took possession Iast
week.
Miss Vera Holtzman, nurse in
train:ne at Vi^t iiia Ile ;ilial, Lon-
don, was with her parents, Mr.
end Mrs, 3, H. Floltr,nan for a
few days last n -eek.
Mr. and Mrs, Dan, Scllwantz of
Ben Millar spent the holiday,^ with
the latter's' mother, Mrs, Geo. Hol-
tzman. kliss Julia Hauch is with
her parents at the Evangelical par
sonage.
There seems to be considerable
disatisfaction in -Stephen Township
concerning the Good Roads system
at present in operation and pet-,
itions are Peii circulated thro-
ughout the Township petitioning
the Govermment to have the act'
repealed so that the old system,
whereby Townships will tn;ain 1
tain their own roads may be re-'
•establishedi
1
vas held, in the Town Hall, IThurs-1
day evening. The programme
sisted of selections by Murray Cayl
ley entertainer, Mr, Blain, vio'inst
ferry •, ttr > ban: 'a' -n t im ' After, in l i p iter lied by Rev. M. J. instrumental trio by ,Messrs. Car-,
ye• . W -':.ro m t.qY 115. 1 aro ,-.., ,••, 1''> ..F f)" t)/r°'4' try? ,+ry r cir'ne and Lorne Drove and
eliate rehltt,-CS, + el`et:r,•' nl by ra bowl Ch.ifiren of
The Women's Institute concert
•
Oyapela, Nileee of Creek Indian Chief, Fas-
cinates With Tribal Chants and Legends
Channing Musical Assistants, Witt, Indian Maid, Present "Different"
Program to Lyceum Patrons.
Oyapela (which mean& "Singing Water") is one of -the literaryminds or
her race, a charming, educated maid, whose ancestors were the bloodthirsty'
Creep tribesmen.
Oyapela, with Miss Fanny Weinstock, violinist, and Miss Gene Burton,
pianist, present a program of irresistible charm. Oyaplea translates, in fas-
cinating style, the tribal myths and legends of her race, and chants the weird
Bongs of her people. She corrects the common story -book impression of the
Indian and believes her platform work is educational as well as entertain -
'ng.
This delightful trio gives a "different" entertainment one you cannot af-
'arc': to miss. .EIer talented assistants are distinctive musical artists and the
iireo clever :maids give a most delightful program.
to C
1 Bic aiIIl
I Give aWhite Cap Electric
Washer for a Christmas
present. It extends the
good cheer of Christmas
to every wash -day of the
year. No other present
can make wife or mother
so happy. See the White
Cap in our store.
tads
Weida E: Arid
des, easy DozzbiesVegAe
, .slx' . ,;-OI7 casr, s'
AJR2 CUSHION INNER T8RR
'"' RU! B R COMPANY e 0
iste WING HAM. ONTARIO. -i
e been appointed Agentfor district �' � tl��� d��i� aet fog the -
above Celebrated Inner/�Y
Cushion Tires.
.give And will be
pleased to give a demonstration at any titne., Cali and'
be convinced
John Hey1
uricherr
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