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THURSDAY, FEB. 11, 1916
SCHOOL REPORTS
Report of S. S. No. 11, Hay, for the
month of January, names are in order
of merit and based on general profici-
ency,
Sr. IV -Evelyn Charrette 48%.
Jr. IV -Herbert Kalbfltisch 75%
Paizl. Jeffrey 85.
Sr. III -Juliette Charrette 80%
Exias Charrette 78 Samuel Hendrick
62 Mary Jeffrey.
Jr. III --Lloyd Hendrick 76% Johan
&bade 60 Gertrude Schad° 55.
Sr. II -Richard Jeffrey 91% Ziffie
Charrette 80.
Jr, II•--Olara Kalbfleisch 76%
Melvina Sobade 74 Eddie Hendrick
58 Norman Charrette 54 Leonard
Sararas Maizy Overholt.
Part -II ---Lawrence Overholt 65%
Part I Jr. (a) -Mabel Scbade 70%
Gertrude Devine 60 Erwin Schade 60
Donald Hendrick 55.
Jr. (b) -Victor Taylor 60%.
Jr. (o) -Eleanor Charrette Emerson
Overholt Frances Overholt.
E. M. Stinson
The following is the remit of S. S.
No 8 Hay for the month of January.
The names appear in nrder of merit.
The standing is based onclads work
and, exams.
Fifth Class -Clara Kuntz.
Fourth Class --Beulah Wiegand.
Sr. III -Agnes Hartman, Ernest
Miller, Willie Ziler, Tillie Messner.
Jr. III-Elda lllessner•, Edward
Tosser, Ethel Brodericb . Howard
Trt>:emner; Kuno Hartman, Valentine
Becker.
Sr.II-Idella . Bender, Barbara
Becker, Martha Becker,
Jr. II -Laura Rader, Harrison
Wiegand, Albert Miller.
Sr. Primer ---Arnold Kuntz, Emily
Schroeder, ' Eben Wiegand, Alva
Shumacher.
Jr. Primer (a) -Loretta Ziler, Alvin
Rader, Philip Hartman.
Jr, Printer (b) -Aaron Restemeyer,
Edni.un Becker, Urban Miller,
Milton D. Oestreicher
The following is the report of
standing of the pupils of S S No
Hay, for the month of January.
Sr IV -Silas McFralls 885, Garfi
Witmer. 847, Lawrence Jeffrey 84
Herbert Debug 822, Philip Eisenba
804 without History.
Jr IV-Olayton Wildfang 97.
Sr 111--A•rchie.Stee1624, Cecil St
591., Irene Regier 553, Martina Regi
415.
Jr III -Felix Jeffrey 528, Ly
Gingerich 447, Valeria Greb 3'
Rosetta-Dabus 845, Theodore Safi844,
Sr II --Nelson Jeffrey 162, J
Jeffrey 167, Weslsy' Witmer 152, Ale
Dabus 140, Rbinenaau Howald 18
Simon S.n,ith 119. Garnet Wildfon
96
Je II(n)-Edtivdn Regier 175, Dis
cola Smith 178, Oscar Grab 1666, Ge
Regier 186, Harold Witmer 134
Adella Witmer 127.
Jr II(a)-Celia Farwell 171, Lillian
Martin 158, Nora Jeffrey 50.
Pt II -Charlotte Farwell 185, Bruce
Rose 180, Cornelius Dabus not act olid
ing this month.
Sr Pt I --Vera Volland 186, Leon-
ard Dabus 172, Edith (beta 188, Ln
ells Farwell 98, Fergus Jeffrey.Jr Pt le -Lawrence Regier, Anthony
Begier. Total number o13 roll 41.
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STOOK IN ZURICH and HURON
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now at the treat'selting time.
f^e• alt tar het of Suring Offerings
and eorino,to agents Liberal cow
must fns,"' Handsome Free outfit
tolC & Wellington
Elle Fonthili N ueeries
(Bstabliahed 1837)
TORONTO
CORRESPONDENCE
DASHWOOD
In these columns last week we sat-
ed that Mr. John Kraft, shoe merch-
ant, had changed his business into a
cash system. 112r. Kraft informs us
that this is an error and that he is
conducting his btrsiness as usual.
Mrs. Ignatuis Weltin is at present
visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Edward Dietrich at St. Clemens. Mr.
and Mrs Dietrichcelebrated the Six-
tieth anniversary of their wedding
day on Saturday last an event not
happening very often. They are both
still hale and hearty and being well
known around d hereher .
tr
many friends
will wish them many more years of
the pleasures of this life.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson of
London are visiting friends in this,
place at the present time.
Mr. E. M. Brokenshire was at
Grand Bend on Saturday, at Thed-
ford on Tuesday and Parkhill on
Wednesday of this weep.
The English Service in the Evan-
gelical Church on Sunday morning
was well attended.
Miss Jean Balfour of London is
visiting her brother, Dr. Balfour, of
this place this week.
Miss Disjardine of Grand Bend is
at present engaged at sewing for Mrs
William Zimmer.
Mr. Henry Truemrier'of Zurich was
in the village for . a short time on
Monday morning.
DASHWOOD
SHOE STORE
I have a large stock of all
the latest and best in Mens'
Ladies and Children Shoes.
Call and look over our lines
before you buy elsewhere.
We can save you money.
Repairing Promptly Done
Butter ant e ggs tken in
exchange for `shoes,
David P#af
Dashwood - Ont
BEAVER ME ADO W
The Unique Club had a very in-
structive meeting Mast Thursday eve.
Debate Resolved that the raising of
heavy horses is more profitable than
of light horses, The speakers ably
defended their sides. The affirmative
won by two points. A short program
was then given ,/consisting of addresses
by some very able speakers, readings
and music.
Mr. W, H. Pf'ile is spending a
couple weeks visiting friends at Blythe.
Misses Marie Gascho and Myrtle
Horner spent a few days last week
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W1n. Stade.
Mr. and Mrs. John Geiger invited a
number of their friends to a foul sup-
per Inst Wedaeesday eve,
In Nippon on Wednesday Feb. 3rd,
Miss Fanny Gescho, ' daughter of Mr.
and 11Irs. Joseph 'Gazebo, because the
bride of Mr. Percy Clark, of Hensall.
The ,ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Mr. Richardson at the hour of
three o'clock; They left on the five
train for London and Toronto.
Mr earl Wurtz Ieft for his home
near Pigeon Mich., after spending a
couple of months visiting relatives
and friends.
BENSALL
T. 14lnrdock has been awarded the
contract for a, term of 4 years, of carry
ins; the tilsils between Hensall host
Office and rs,ilway station. Mr Suther-
land, the postmaster bas done so for
80 years, but -I eeigned on account of
iiloreasing duthen
Anna, Margaret Pfaff, wife of IVin
Ii
1\lestshall, of London, was buried
here on Tuesday of last week. Deceass
ed had been in failing health for soaztr.
time and was only 37 -years talcs,
Another grand dance and social
evening will lie hind in the new town
hall this Friday evening.
Miss Helen Swan- recently took a
;lost graduate course' in, nursing in
gew York City.
BLARE
Owing to the continous - absence of
Rev D Johnston, the pulpit is being
filled each Sabbath by laymen. Mr
B Higgins of.Brueefield was the speak,
er last Sabbath.
Mr G 5 Howard, who was a, rest
dent of our burg for twelve years,
disposed of his property to the tenant
Mr G Freekleton wklo now can boast
01 having a snug home..,:
The wet weather of last week spoil-
ed our sleighing considerably.
Mrs Clark, who bike a 'couple
her 21s a
b '
improving , s lanpaeying slowly:
Mr Alex Sparks, of near Brueefie]
who sold his farm, has moved it wit
Mrs Sparks mother for the wincei
We understand they intend rnovin„
west in the Spring.
Mr and Mrs Win Schenk very
pleasantly entertained a number o
their friends on Tuesday evening,
Mrs N Kennel has returned bonds
after it pleasant visit with her delight-
er.
Wood bees are the order of the day.
Miss Nanny Gingerich is visiting at
the hie of Mr J. A. Mansons this
week.
The monthly meeting of the Wuxi -
en's Missionary Society was held in
the church on Wednesday of last week.
Mr and Mrs Geo Armstrong of the
Goshen line spent Sunday at the hon
of Mr and Mrs Zapfe.
Rev Mr Johnston's .many friern,e
will be pleased to learn that he ' is
recovering from hissreeeet illness .
Mrs J. A. Manson entertained the
members of the Woman's Institutea'nd'
a few of her friends to a quilting and
mat bee, on Tuesday afternoon,
STANLEY" TP,
' Stanley's .Assessor, Mr Artie Keys,
is again on his rounds,
Mr 5 .Haines of Wallacebnrg spent
a few days visiting at the home of Mr.
\V 8tog;iill,
A social vias held' in the' Town Hall
Verna, oil Tuesday evening under the
Auspices of the Methodist choir,
Atrs McConnell, mother of, Alex
McConnell of `yarns,, and wife of the'
late Rev Mr 1VIoConneil, died recently
in Pennsylvania, and her rebnaine
were brought here and interred in
DDr,Held cemetery on Tuesday after-
noon,
Rev A W Brown of Varna took
eh lege of the Sacramental ' services at.
Bayfield on Sunday last, and Mr
Wil ito of Bayfield took his work at
=f Goshen, Nippon and Varna.
MGeo Dowson, who has spent some
time visiting her mother Mrs McK'n -
tl
I
lay Sr, of Seaforth, has returned home
11 I What is more welcome Haan a letter
cf from home to the absent boy or girl
l Send them The Herald and they will
i receive the home news every week.
One dollar pays for a whole year.
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ST. JOSEPH
Mr John Cantin left on Monday
for London wherehe will join the 331d'
regiment.
A large number of the young people'
gathered at the home of Mr Ret4is
Jeffrey on Thursday evening l,q
After they all were well sweetsxie;7;.
with taffy they returned home in 'the,
early hours of the morn.
Mr N M Gentili is home in St Joe-
eph for a few days visiting his family.
Some of our :fishermen have hod
gill -nets out on the lake, but the fish
haul was not successfull as yet.- The
result was, pull out the nets or let
thein sail across Lake Heron.
Mrs Chas Screenan of Drysdale
visited her son Arthur, for a few days -
last week.
Rumors are going the round, that
Mr Lewis Jeffrey will open a general
store in St Joseph in the spring, Me.
Jeffrey is an able business man alai
we wish him much success.
Mrs David Geromette of Hensen
was the guest of her parents, Mr and
Mrs Oscar Duch arnie.
MrAserick Brisson had the mis-
fortune of losing a valuable horse
namely "Seldom Swift".
We are pleased to state that Mr
Francis Bedard, formely of Bea, ertown
is improving from an attack of i n inps;
GRANJ) I3ENU
Plenty of snow at present.
Mrs E Gile is visiting relatives at
Blanchard.
Fishermen are getting. ready foe'
trout fishing.
'We have bad very cold weathet.
hare recently. Twenty below zero
)vas the coldest,
Hauling gravel is the order of the:
day at present,
The -Christian Endeavor will Bold.
a concert here on Feb, iDtb.
J W Holt has rented his father's
farm for a term of years.
Airs PBakerievisitingher dauehtor
at Port Huron for a fewc1a•ys.
John Green hes rented a faun
uc'tar llensnll from 1\ Tr Bail, 1\ e are'
sorry to lose him frinn the neighbor-
hood.
Mrs Cbriie, Zapf° is very low et
present with heart trouble.
Our blecksnith Mr A Morley, ey, is
giving up business here and will hove
to Zurich where he hits bought a ι
Joseph Dt • j dine bits opened a shop)
here,
Mr and ' Mrs Andrew Desjardine
speut.Monday With friend° iia Zurich.
COUNTY NEWS
John Swartz, son of E. R, Swartz,
proprietor of the British Exchange
Hotel, Goclerich, was fined $100 and
costs for selling liquor under the No-
license act.
Thomas Collins, Biddulph Town-
ship near Clandeboye, one of the olol-
est men in Western Ontario, died on
Feb. 5th, aged 100 years and 13
anonths.
Huron County Liye Stock Society
will hold their aunuaI fair in Clinton
on April 1st.
The annual meeting of the South
Heron L. O. L. was held at Exeter
on Tuesday.
W. H. Woods, a respected resident
of Bayfield, passed away on. Feb. lst
in his 66th year,
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Leading Brands of Ciders.
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est made, all steel.
Manure Spr..aders and all
kinds of plows and repairs
always in stock.
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Sleighs, ghs
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Wagons before buying else,
where
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Teachers meeting 8.00 "
Mon., Tri -Mn Brotherhood 8.00
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Farms For Sale:
210 acres ofl~ Yo osaints
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fruit land. 2000 peach trees of which
1000 are in bearing, good, plenty of
water, good building, well fenced and
partly drained. For particulars
apply to Daniel Smith, R. R. No. 2
Zurich,
Fine 100 -acre farm for sale,
situated ab Wagner's Corner, Hay
Township, 23 miles north of Zurich.
Good land and 'buildings in good re.
pair, Apply to Jacob Moyer, R. R.
No. 2, Zurich,
stpd
Fine 100 Acre farm for sale. One
anile north of Zurich. All in first-
class condition and an ideal home.
Two act es of hardwood bush, well
drained and fenced, n,nd everything in
good repair. Apply to
Henry Koehler, Zurich.
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