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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1915-02-19, Page 4At is A. 40.,44,4441.1, b.* ,1 A A VICtOrItt St. Zorich, by A.1,11.)REW i. .}LES And Cl/ESTEE. L. Shill 1.1 SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $1,00 A YEAR U. 1.‘bscrIptou .41150 strictly M advance , ADVERTISING TERMS. Rates for tlisi)lay and contract aclveatisements willhe given on Appltatlon, Transient notices such as legal, coiporation, societ etc., so cents per line for first insertion and 5 centsper Me for each subsequent insertion. Notices of entertainments, socials etc. at which an Admiss ion fee is charged or a special collection taken will be charged for at the regniar advertistng rates Notices of religious or other meetings the object of which is thebenefit of the community and not for per- wal or sectarian interest or gain, will be cheerntly nserted free. Estray aclvs. $x for three insertions. No paper discontinued until all arrearages are paid. Changes for contract advertisements must be in the °Mae by b p. inTuesday, otherwise they will be left ever until It le following week. Advartisments without specific directions will be inserted untitl forbid and charged accordingly. Tran- sient advertisrnenrs must be paid for in advance. Address all communications to THE HERALD, Zurich THURSDAY, FEB. 18, 1915 HENSA.LL Mrs Kitty passed weer at the home of her son-in-law, T. Farqulei le on Wednesday of last week, aged 87 years, The fimeral was held on Saturday. William Richardson, another of the pioneers of this section, passed away on Feb, 6th, in his 94th year. Deceas- e was the last of the old settlers of the ParrLine, Hay. He leaves his widow and eight children to mourn his loss. The dance and social evening held in the Town Hall last Friday evening was a successful affair. The crowd was not nearly so large as at the other dance. Home cooking and lunch was sold and served by the ladies of llensall last Saturday evening in aid of the Patriotic fund. Andrew F. Hess CONVEYANCING, ETC FIRE INSURANCE. PLATE GLASS INSURANCE AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN AGENT FOR GREAT WEST PERMANENT LOAN CO. ACCOUNTS COLLECTED ACCIDENT INSURANCE Hereld Office Zurich Ut,)111..trvri.p.4.1,1v: AS WOOD DASHWOOD Mr and Mrs Fred Henderson, after spending a few days with friends here, left for their home in London on Friday. Miss Cathern Finkbiner is at prese- nt visiting her:sister at Sarnia. The property of the late George Geiger was sold by public -auction on Saturday and was purchased by Mr John Geiger. Last week on Wednesday seemed to be wedding day with our former citizens, Miss Sylvia Pfaff of this place became the wife of Mr Wesley Wolf of Saska,toon,formarly of Crediton The wedding taking place at the home of Mrs George Sillery of near Stella. Miss Bertha Brenner of this village became the wife of Mr Henry Flax - board of Zurich. They were inarrieb in the village at the home of the bride, Mr Irvin Willert was also married fo Miss Luella Weeper, daughter of Mr and Mrs Casper Wolper of the Goshen Line near Zurich. The marriage cere- mony wasperformed at the bride's home. Mr Rudolph Stade of Zurich, formely of this place, was also MST - lied to Miss Laura Steinbach, delight er of Mrs John Kaibfleisch of Zurich. The wedding took -place at the beauti- ful home of Mr and Mrs John Kalb- fleisch of Zurich. To all these young couples we extend congratulations and hope that long life, health, peace and prosperity may be theirs through life, It is also said that more of our young people are getting the married fever. Yum. Yum. Air E M 13rokenslaire has several fine farms listed for sale also several Village properties, See him if you want to purchase. Mrs Jacob Hanover left on Monday morning to visit among friends at SHOE STORE nave a large stook 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 and eg.4s t ka in exchange r shoes. EMvid Dashevoked 11F HERALD GLUBBin LIST FOR 1915 raft:* Ont Herald cc and Daily Globe $.8 75 " Weekly Globe 1 75 Daily Mail and Em- pire 8 75 Weely Mail and E rani re 1 75 Toronto T)aily Star '2 85 44Weekly Star,. 1 75' " Daily News 2 85 London Free Press Morning Edition-. 8 50 Evening Edition—, 2 00 Weekly Editio», 1 85 London Advertieer Morning Edition.... 2 00 Evening Editimia., 2 90 Weekly Edition..... 1 75 Farm & Dairy 1 75 Farmers Advocate... 2 40 Montreal Family Herald and Weakly 3. 85 'Weekly 'Montreal Witness 1 85 t 4' Mr :Beall will be ab Dashwood on Thursday Feb. 25 and deliver his lecture No 1 at 10.80 a ni and No 2 at 2.80 p m andthat all mothers and anybody else can attend lecture No 2. STANLEY TP. On Feb, i0th n, quiet) eveddieg book place at the residence of the brides parents, Mr and Mrs Richard Penhale, when their 'second daughter, Miss Oleva, became the wife of Mr Thos.111 Snowden in the presence of the iru- meditae relatives of the bride and groom. At high noon the bride enter- ed the parlor leaning on her fathers arm to the strains of the wedding march played by the grooms sister, Miss Rose Snowden, The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr Brown of Varna. After congealulations the bride and groom led the way - to the dining room where a dainty luncheon was awaiting all. The bride wore a gown of cream brocaded satin and shadow lace and was attended by bur cousin, Miss Alice 'Wilson of 13ruce- field, who was attired in pink poplin. Mr Robb Penhale assisted the groom. Mr and Mrs Snowden left on the evening train for Toronto and other points and upon their return will take up housekeeping on the groom's fine farm on the Bauble Line, The rain and thaw of Sunday has spoiled onr sleighing and left the roads in an icy condition. Miss Vine Shenitt, daughter of Mr John Sherritt of Stephen, is visiting friends in Stanley at present. Mrs Charles Reid of Benefield died last Wednesday in Clinton Hospital, where she had underwent an operation a few days previously. She seemed to be doing nicely but suddenly took a change for the worse with the above S t Stratford. l. The funeral was held on a - Several of our people have been re- urday to Bayfield cethetery and was ceiving the hideous Valentine as very largely attended: Deceased was usual. a daughter of Mr Wm Clark of Varna. Miss Maida Rutledge left on Mon- Mr Jas Turner, who has spent 'the past three weeks visiting f Leona at day to 'resume her position as milliner at the village of Cotten'. Luclolow, has returned to her home Pte. Louis I\'Iorenz, -who has enlisted on the Parr Line. h h a a b Mr Wilmer Turner of Yale, Michig- for service wit t seam con ngee Wit 4 ue his home over Sunday, Omer Decharme Jr, and family visited friends iu lleusa,ll for a few days last week. , it is rumored that Aft' Francis Bed- ard intends remodelling his dwelling in the spring. Also that he will fill in the open 'ditch ab the front of his prop- erty.. This would add greatly to the, appearance of his home. Some of our fishermen enjoyed a few big hauls of fish, last Week, but they were very much sueprised on Monday morning, nets and fish had taken their abode at the bottom of Lake Huron. Miss Anna Ducherme has retuned Lo her borne on the Bronson Line, after a two weeks visit with her grandparents Mr and Airs 0 Corrivean. Aserick Brisson has ptirchasect driver from G Wilds, Mr N M Dentin left on Monday for a business trip to Goderioh and Buffalo. Mr George 'Tomlin has opened a boarding house in St Joseph. $ siting of farm s is the order of the day. This speaks well for the farmers, Rev Father Rondot loft for Goderich on Monday to assist Rev Father Merea of that place during the forty hours devotion. , came home Saturday and spent San- an is visiting with friends is Stanley. day with his Mends. He left agaiu We are sorry to report the serious Monday afternoon. • illness of Mr Wav, Clark ofe.-Vernaand were hope for his speadYeencoveeiy. . The.Evangelical church choiro1yi'ecovery. Last Thursday was Division Court day in Bayfield, It was presided over py His Honor, Judge Holt. Consider- able attention was attracted by the case of Reid vs, AlcEeven, it being an ction to recover damages for an accid- ent caused by a dog owned by defend. en t running oat to the road and fright- ening a horse driven by .plaintiff After a number of witneses were ex- amined the case was dismissed with Mrs Sylvanus Witmer on the Babylon costs, no damages being greeted plain - Line and. put in a days sewing for Mrs tiff. Witmer who is ill. Needless to say Miss Scott of Usborne is visiting at they are a jolly bunch and among the best looking married women we have.. They report of baying a real good time and speak "Very highly of the hospitality of Mr and Mrs Witmer. They say they did a lot of sewing but you bet they lid some talking too and Oh Say to bave been able to have humoreus debate, resolved " A boy heard it. has more pleaeare than a girl." The affirmative won by two points. A good Your correspondent disclaims any credit for the first item appearing in program was also rendered. the Dashwood news last week. We Mrs Wm Beaver of Hensel' sperm were told in good faith that the bus- a few days last week renew*, old iness was to be run on a cash basis and sent it in good faith. FOR COUNTRY SCHOOL BOYS practising at the home of Mr Oestreicher on Monday night, Mr Peter Moine gave a dance on Monday night. Mrs Jacob 'Weber is under the doct- ors care. We hope soon to hear of her recovery,, The. Ladies Aid. of this place took an outing on Wednesday of last week and drove over to the home of Mr and *44.- DRYSDALE Mr George Denomme of Fielding, Sask.,, is home for a few weeks on business • We are sorry to report that Mrs Ernest Denomme is very ill at present. A surprice Party was held at Mr Charles D Bedard on Monday night all report a good time.. Miss Angelic Bedard is visiting her beother, Adolph, near Clinton this week. Mr Actore Laporte has returned to the West, where he is located. We wish him successe Air Peter Corriveatt is recovering from his illness. Miss Laurette Laporte is staying at Air Ernest Denomine at present. the home of Mr W H Talbot. BEA.VER ME A DO W On Thursday eve, Fib 10th, a largo crowd gathered in the school liaise and lietened to a very interceding and acquaintances here. Air Albert Horner cf Varna , spent a few days under the parental, roof. Alissee Linda Schoch and Merl The boys of the second book theLivingood are visiting frimide in tnird book and the fourth book of the Berlin various coup Ley schools around Dash- ' wood, also all big boys and young Miss Peaal. Tetrean of Shipka spent. .fellows who have left school, also all a few days in onr burg. fathers who earnestly desire that their Mrs Sparks af Hensellspent the boys shall be properly aud beautifully past week visiting nt the home of 'Aft instructed in how to take care of their and 'Airs Roy Merrier- • bodies, are urgently invited to attend A number of boys wont to Sit ipl4a, two lectures o N8 and No 4 of a series' last Friday night to the box sociel. of pesonal parity and sex Hygiene, to Ale Wm Miller and family have be given in Dashwood Public School moved to their new home, ou Friday, Feb. 96th, at 10,80 a m and 2.80 p rn sharp. Lel rib boy be de- prived of this golden opportunity of learning lessons wonderful and terrikly needed aboub the splendor and sacred- ness of his body. It is of eternal itn- 'parlance. These lectures Will be de- livered by Mr Arthur W Beall M A of the departanent of Education Toroe to, Me Beall is a specialist of thirteen years ,standing on this subject and an expert in addressing boys. All such boys will of course bring their lunch and will be at school before half past' 100 o'clock. COUNTY NEWS A Liberal Club has been organised in Clinton. Miss Grace Anderson, only daughttr of Win Anderson Kippen, united itt marriage with L Drake, of Hen- sel), our Feb. 8rd. The Exefar Kirkton and St Marys Telephone flo. has declared a di)idend of 8 per cent, Reeve W 11, Elliott, of Stephen, is recoyering from a ei Alma opeuttion. CREDITON DBALEss . Fresh and Salt Meats 'Bo/ogna Sausages, 'etc CASH YOB, SKINS & HIDES ugbht .& Deichert 74i r7 IL Either, J. P. P., was in eMt. Clemens last wesir taking treatment at. ibo mineral baba. C. Zwicker shipped a calked of beans te Haliftax lest week, The lath anniversary services of the, Evaxigelical church were held lash Sunday. Rev, J, P. Hauch of Chesl©y Was the speaker. P. Eon* attended the Chatham shooting tournament last week. Ezra Krein and wife ofPeace River Crossing, Alta., have been visiting relatives here. Mrs Schlnchtet' and Miss Chrissy Brown or -Pigeon, Mich„ are visiting relatives here. EXETER. Rev. D W Collins bas returned :from Leann where he took a course in militate training for some weeks. He will prelably go wieh the third contingent es chaplain, K Dee t, son of T Dart, of Lotabon formerly of Exeter, died at Sault Ste Merle on Feb 2rd. Divieion °DWI: Watl held here on Tneeday. J 11 thieve is going into chicken foaming and has erected an np to-dete hen house, 20x60 en pable of housing 450 hens on his pi operty ,on Sanders street. The spreading of wood Mlles noon lend has beneficial effects upon the soil, the potnelt content behig an ex- eelleot fern' zei . „ Awn B OE INSTALLING A nember of new de -vices and maliing other im- provements in our minting plant which will enable us to do job work as neatly and quickly as any city office. Let us do your next job, no matter how large or small it is, and we will convince you that what We say —is eight,. Our prices are also right. Be loyal to home indus- tries. HERALD PTO. 00. • MMI-g+Avbiliws. ‘,40fremb t.' WiLittl eV M._ 2. I BEG TO ANNOUNOB TO the people of Zurich and vicinity that I have made arrange ments with a leading wall paper firm to handle all kinds of Wall pape-s, Borders, eto, Partios El in terd ted will clo well to get my ,..r, sample Looks aud prices before l-.- -4 . Lt.: _.............. _ ..._.....,.._--...... t: -...f.., buYIng• al ALSO lAI,BRIIANDING AND DECOR :"..:.. INC OP ALL KINDS ATTENDED T0,1 .-,-1 -,-, .:-.,...., el Dan,. Zoohlor L.,1 ,_-.. Zurich, Ont. ki $ A&M.4 tagalMEIMMIeggetVe Phone 30 - • • • Zurich NEILS-Ort PIN3tT CA,NBIlt A new shipment just in of Bon -Bons, Chocolates, etc. The best that money can buy A large variety of Comic, Patriotic, Scenic, etc., Post Cards, all prices. We also have the Flag Gum, Spearmint, Etc. Leading Brands of Cidars. Oysters in Season. McCORMICK'S RESTAURANT Miebnle's Sli°i1s1'7l'ry 6 Tuesday 8'4,0°00 -1.1))'. T-lilbher League Friday 8,00 p, en, rj YASoulastL'eTect)trecs1;Yelolyf innlaciilttehd .2to.30talls'o, ai; active part in all these meetings and ser`v`ii3eleess.sed are they that Ilene the word of God, and keep it. Litho 11.28, EVAN, CHURCH SERVICES. Sunday, German 10.00 a, in. Junior Y, P. A. 1.00 .1?. Sunday School 2,00 " (Service) English 7.00 " " Tenchmeeting 8.00 " Mon., Tel Me Brotherhood 8.00 " Tuesday, Y. P. A. 8.15 " t4 WedneSdaY Player Meeting 8.00 " Friday Teachers Training Class 7.30 " choir practice 880 " Ladies Aid meets 1st Monday each month at 7.80 p. 111, of I Classified Ads LEGAL. t')ARDS PRO UFOOT, 10.1,1.0RAN, & P80HD- FOOT. Barristers, Solicitor, Notaries Public &c, Office, on the SquarJ, 2nd door from Hamilton St. Ooclerich. Prim' e funds to loan at lowest lates. W. Puomipour, K O. J. L. RILLORAN W, PROUDFOOT, JR, MEDICALCARDS R. E. 13. BALFOUR, geed uate Weetern University, la te of the Military Hospital and Victoria Hospital, London. Office in the building formerly,occupied by the late Dr. ArcLangh lin, De el, wocd, ........... DR A. J. MacKINNON late House Surgeon, Erie County Hospital, liuiralo N. Y. Late assistant resi- dent Physician, Manhattan' Maternity Hospital N. Y. city. Late of the House Staff, New York Palyclinio jr Medical School. and. Tif)spi ial. Drug • store in. eonnection. Office; Zurich, Ont. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS I have authorized my successor Mr. A. F. Hess to collect all back. sub- scriptions to The 'feral& Please look up your label and remit amount at your early convenience. E. Zeller. Zurich, Nov. 2/914. IMPLEMENTS. Binders, Mowers, all kinds of Cultivators, Discs and Fer- tilizer t rills, best and light- est made. all steel. Manure Spr ..a.ders and all 'kinds of plows and repairs always in stock. Look at our Cutters • Sleighs, Buggies, and Wagons before buying eke - where. - GRAY MOTOR ENGINES 1 EL P. $75; 2i H. P. t85; 11. P.$1.25; 6 H. P. $175; 8 H. P. $825: 12 H. P. $375; all warranted first 'ekes. At the old Stanch -- Square Dealing Our Motto" F. Hess & So. Farms For Sale 210 acre-- (it good farming and fruit land. 2000 peach trees of which 1000 are it bearing, good, plenty of ' wator, good building, well fenced and Pot. particulars partly tirainea. Apply to lbtnil smith, R. R. No. 2 Znrich. Fate 100— acre • farm for sale, situated at Wagner's Clorner, flay Township, `S, miles tudi,b of 'Zurich. Gool 1 and null buildings in good re- pair. Apply to Jacob Moyer, R. R. No. 2, Xuru h. ,34 Fine 100 ecru farm to' sale. One mile uorill ,•f Zurich, All in tirst- elas ma . qud au ideal Immo. ba ray, o• ,d heel), well end ever!. il!ine in ema ae•;•,.. eppey ill Foehler, Zurich. 1110 , 'DEBENTURES 11 Issued for Short Term of Years Coupons Payable lialf-Yearly NEGOTIABLE Assets, $7,480,339 AF. 2/:'ch Lumber! 'Shingles! lths! We have a large stock of these on hand. Estimates given and con- tracts taken. AU kinds of exterior and interior finish for houses made to order We hand'e an kinds of Building Material* CaP fat Planing TiiIL pre(!NE *kJ A 1 37 j S Palrf A, ZtjRICH