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THE HERsALn Zurich, Ont.
DASH WOOD
Mrs Gottleib Fischer of the Lake
Road West con, is reported as very
low at present.
Mr Jacob Ratter is leder the dont
or'a care. His bearing has become
impaired.
Chas Guenther, our popular butch-
er, was confined to lei s bed on Mon-
day, He is recovering.
L Preeter, of Stratford, visited re- Mr Samuel. Neff of Arkolla is
latives here for a few days. He return I spending a month with. his friends,
ed.borne on Monday, accompanied by
his wife and family who have been
visiting here for a few weeks.
Oliver Greybiel, of the Molsons
Bank, Brantford, is spending his holi-
days with his parents, Mr and Mrs J
W Greybiel.
Threshing has started in this sec-
tion and threshermen report a heavy
yield and a good sample. •
D Tiernan is busy getting the mater
HURSDA.Y; AUG. 5, 1915: ial for his new dwelling on the ground
Bert Statton has sold his auto to
Ted Elsie of Grand Bend.
BLAKE
ORRESP :" DENOB
ST. JOSEPH
E, Rennie of Hensall paid a
business visit here on Saturday ias4.
Huron's Legal Statistics.
•' 'he report of the inspector of legal
offices for the year 1914, just printed;
gives the net income of the cont thotise
Officials as follows: Sheriff R G Rey-
nolds, $1,516.97, Surrogate Judge and
Local Master Judge Doyle, $1,006:80;
Crown Attorney and Clerk of the Peace
C Seager; $1,893.24; Local Registrtar,
County Court Cleric and Surrogate Reg-
istrar, D ISIcDonalcl, $2,994:87.
The same report gives the following
figures of the surrogate business for the
year 1914 in the County of Huro • 7Q
iercilete l .S6' iris
ration issue , ianship.
ne of the esti ene was yal-
ed ab between $50,000, and $100,000
fie between $25,000 and $50;000,
ight between $10;000 and $5,000,'
4 from $5,00Q to 10,000; 1 i1 from
1,000 to $5,000; 84 from .6h0Q to
1,000 end 55 under $400. The
tal amount,' of personalty tioyolving
as
.:$661,271.17; re;istrar's feeegi
4,13; judge's fees, $1,254.2''.
In I341•9n 41 1914 there were 26
Its of execution issued, four writs
eived, 92 chattel •moi;tga;; ;s and
is of sale filed; total amount secur-
by such mortgages, $98,288.84;
mortgages were renewed, nine dis-
rges were. filed, five assignmeuls
e riaade.
the cou,uty court 32 judgemnts
re entered without trial for $17,-
.32, and nine judgments were en-
ed after trial for $1,705.35.
he amount endorsed on writs of
cation for debts or damages in
roil were as follows: Supreme
ort, $20,543.84; County Court, ,$8,-
f,95; Division Court, $691.89. The
ount realized under writs of ex -
bion was WO in the County Ceara
m sale of lands,
LE ; _ :eel re UUTH
Ir and Mrs R Campbell spent
iday and Saturday last at his bro-
r's on the.Second Concession,
Mr and. Mrs-
_,.., ant family-
ent
amilyent Siitiday at Alolltod's,
ollard tine.
At G rand Fiona Presbyterian church
ice cream and cake social was held
Tuesday afternoon, July 27th
hick was attended by about 80 or 40
dies. Some carie from Corbett to
ar Miss Fletcher give a very inter-
ting address on Missionary work,
Me rnd.lvlrs Lindenfield have re-
turned to their home in London after
a plesant visit with friends in this
vicinity.
Mr and Mrs Alex Sparks •and son,
who payeebeen visiting:friends in" the
west, have returned home. They en-
joyed the trip and had the pleasure of
meeting a number of old friends.
Miss Myrtle Meyers of Clinton
stent a few days under the jaarental
roof.
Mrs Parer Douglas visited friends
in Detroit last week.
Miss Ethel Stevens is visitingfrien-
de in Exeter and vicinity.
'Mrs Geo Armstrong of the Goshen
Line visited her parents, Mr and Mrs
lI 2 -apple, on Wednesday,
Mrs R N Douglas and daughter
dN nt a few days with friends in Hen-
sall.
Mt an`d Mrs • Coveart of London
spent the week end in the village.
Miss Minnie Johnston is visiting
friedns near Brueefield this lyeek,
An ice cream party was • given by
r and Mrs Norman, Turnbull on
ly 30th. A very interesting eyen-
g was spent. •
1SIr Jack llson spent Sunday with
Pollock of Grand Bend.
C Spikeman of North Bay is
neo weeks vacation at her
frs SV Tnr•nbull.
Miss Dlanchford and her two broth -
es of u baforth. ere spending a few
eye vacation at•the hone of Mr. Tom
Turnbull.
STEPHEN COUNCIL
The couueil of the Township of
Stephen convened in the. Town • Hall,
Crediton en Monday the 2nd day of
August 1915 at 1 p. an, All members
were present. The minutes of the
previous meeting were read and adopt-
ed. ,
LOVE—WEB13: "That -William B
Oliver be appointed to onfotce the
provisions of By-law No 210 passed
Hamm slices of alnile5lignt etc."
Carried:
NEEB—WEBB: That By-law
No 222 to levy taxes on the rateable.
property of the Township for the pres-
ent year, having been read three thnes
be passed and signed by the reeve ani
clerk and thAi of - tpe._g0i, dLatiou residence now occupied ley F. Carlin
at and family from Mrs Me?arlane.
Ed Triebner Refund of statute labor Ethel, are visiting in Toronto thin
EXETER,
Sidney Sanders has,disposecl of his
residence to 5, ()ranee, jr.
The•total number of names on, the
Exeter voters list is 643.
Lieut J N Cantin of London Bar- Rev. D. W. Collins has closed the
racks spent Siandayathis home here.' ninth year of his ministry in the
Mr John Richter of Thedford spent
Sunday with friends in this vicinity. •
Mr Louis Jeffrey paid a business
visit to Exeter on Saturday last in
theinterest of the St. Joseph Tile Co.
Miss Gill of Exeter is spending a
week at the home of Mr SJ. Spencer.
Master Richard Jeffrey is spending
TrivittMemorial .church.
Victoria Park as' been greatly fan-
Proved in appearance by a clean up
campaign. The council has' donated
$50 for the erection of a new band
stand and it is also proposed to llama,
tennis court laid cut in the park.
Sandy Bawden, of Edmonton, a
a week at the home of Mr' Leo Jeffrey, ft)rrnerresident of Exeter, 'has enlisted
Babylon Line. •in the overseas contingent.
The automobiles aro becoming
Fite more Exeter' boys have enlist--
more numerous on the country roads ea and will leave ,for London -short-
than the old and faithful horse :•ancl 1 •, Tbey are. 'Edward Anderson,
buggy. On Sunday a party counted Rr gi na1d .I ni.ght, • Chester. Harvey
48 cars from i 6 p. m, until 9.30 p. m, Eric Hurdon and XyresElliott.
which passed along the Sauble Lino, A patriotic concert ardor the
We doubt if there is a shortage tn,•that auspices of the Ladies' Patriotic Club
industry. will' 110 given in the Donee Rink this.
evening.
Dr. Will Browning and "son,• of
Caledonia, Minn., are visiting the
former's father, Dr. Browning, of town.
Mr and Mrs Wire Penhale have left
for Sam Franisco, Cal., where they will
attend the'Panama Exposition.
Robt. E. Pickard, of Frobisher,
Sask,, is visiting here.
The annual Bowling Tournament
made her home with her son, 11fr AtlAi' -'ill open here next Wednesday,
ich Brisson, for a number of years,'and
her illness was of short duration, .The
funeral was held on Monday; 'inter-
uaent taking place in the Drys{tale'
cemetery, •
Mr Clifford Taylor: of Detroit return-
ed home. after spending a few 'day at
the -home of Mr and -Airs Joe Pepin -
eau,
Mr Joe Cantin is on a business visit
to Montreal this week.
There passed away at the home of
her son on Saturday, Mrs • Arnialine
Brisson, relict of the late John Brisson,
at the age of 78 years, I eased. had
L
SEN SALL
Civic Holiday eyes observed here on
Monday. All plages of business were
closed and picnics were the oder of
the dry,.
Dr. 3. W, Peck . has purchased a
Studebaker auto.' '•
The choir of the Methodist church
COUNTY NEWS
'Osborne County voter's list for 1015
contains 789 names,
James Robertson, of Tuckersrnitb,
last week sold fourteen • steers which
netted him $1400.
The Doty Engine Co., of Goderich,.
has received an order from the govern-
ment for 10,000 shells of 4 1/2 inch
caliber.
While assisting at a berm raising'
are having a month's holiday: , Gently Myron Culbert, of near Exe
tai Maid one of his fingers badly squeez-
T. Neelands has' greatly improved.:esl. It has since been amputated at
the appearance of his residence by the the second joint as gangerine had set
addition of an'Egyptian style of. ver- iia,
andah. •
Chas Pepper of Toronto, son of Thos
Pepper of this`villiage,' had the mis-
fortune to have his leg broken in' a
motor cycle n l
ey er.ece t y,
A large number of Indians from
Munoey and Moravian town are help-
ing to pull flax for 0. Geiger at Pres-
'
The proprietor of the Commercial
Hotel Hensel', made a trip to Clinton
a few days ago and pleaded guilty to
the charge of keeping liquor for sale,
before Police Magistrate Andrews, and
paid $50: and costs. The fine was the
result of a raid made by Inspector
Torrance a few weeks ago, assisted ley
ent. Qounby Constables Welsh an d Wallis I
:.The onion harvest yya1l ,Doli fie On
in earnest. -,Mr J J ilferner, lir P, fore south
Huron bee been notified fj of 'ttlw va
T,- . z l'oi3lis has ptrchased the fine that work Will begin 'Within a few days
on the dredglleg of the harbor at Bay-
field. The work is needed to complete
tyro kiliprovements which have been
'14io,cao to the harbor, the e' tention
$2 00; R J Lovell tic Co order book and week, 1 haying been added to the pier and'the
express $ 10.85; Norman ~Finset rep C. Hartleib, who has coudtirefi;1 a Dill pier strengthened and largely re -
culvert $2 00; Herbert Fabrner print• branch, hal.;fess shop hefe for some built.
account $52 00; Chas Iiienzle and time, has t'b.X' n e'd the stdck`to Zurich. The largest shipment of horses that
others grading $19 25: E Wild gravel Hensall has iao br rnes'la shop at present. has ever been made from, Sea'forth was
$35 50; William... 1Slellin rep culvert Word has beeii 'received here that made on Wednesday oflast week when
$8 00; Ed Wild rep culvert $1 25; Will C. Cook, W•oce 'corporal in the 100' agieeultural,horses were shipped
W H Geiser commissioner 0 rd $10 25; Royal Canadian . Engineers, formerly to England. They were all high grade
Vincet and Adams Drawing grayel of this town, and whohas been fighting lin; inns and were purchased for" the
3rd S Rd $25 00: W R Elliott Travel- in France,. has. been wounded, Iruperiel Government,; The majority
ling expenses to Sarnia $4' 00; John Mrs Dr Hardie visiting hero this of them will bo used for agricultural•
Jacobs gravel contract E• S Rd $6 75; week,
;. parposes in England; to replace horses.
WH Penhale Coiirtaaissiorler E S lid D F S 11 1 i vi iiia bore for a .which have been Sent to the: front.
tabbed ilo nib darned. Mrs T. Murdoch and daughter;
lie l Bowing orders were. passed; -
Wes
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F a 1 London 1
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Prizes increased thisyear Two
g ar wo Speed Events Daily.
by $3,000,00 Fil?ewcror ksEv.
Every Night.
Excellent Program of At—New Steel Gr'ands'tand.
tractions Twice
DailyMidway a:
y Pettel Than Ev ,l .
IVP4sie 137the m Available.
SING: : Fat ► OVERALL RAILWAYS West
of Toronto, and Fare and One -Third :from outside points
Prize Lists, Entry Forms and all information
from the Secretary:
W. J. REID, 'Presicent . ,, A. M. HUNT, Secretary
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What About Your Vacation?
If you intend taking a trip we can supply your wants in the
line of Travelling Goods. V e carry a nice line of
Trunk
o choose from at reasonable prices, Wo also oa,rry a full line of
Harness, light and heavy, Dusters, Fly Nets; Etc.
Light Work a Specialty
R. F. STADE = ZURICH
OREA
ANTE
1 have made arrangements with Silveiwoods
Dairy, London, to take eream at
My Residence, Zurich, any time
during the wvee.
Creairi is tested when brought -to icy
and paid for on, delivery.,. -fir ice .•paid' : this
week was 27 cents ur pelma.
L IIUDSON,
before Police Magistrate Andrews at
Clinton, Ed..Johuson, a farther in
Hallett Township, pleaded guilty to
being.drunk on the street and was fined
$20 and costs,
Tori Outaxio act, wh'eh 'imposes a
fine of .$ 20 to $ '50, now applies to
C. T. A. counties as well as local option
and non license municipalities.
The second offe:1cs is $ 40 to' 60,
and tine ibird,three .montbsi 'jail,
" lloudh ort Rats" clears otr ; Ea be
Mice etc. Don't i)ie in the ifouee
15c. and 25c. at 1)ill g and Cottatry
stores
FOL SALE --Twelve thoroughbred
le..keeii I , 'R,"t,ely to wean the
l ,'.,'•lhlll5rg of Allele'. .' pp, ' f
Itilingtcrti ices,
The council adjourned to meet again
in the Town Hall Crediton, on Monday
the 6th of September next at 1 p
Henry Eilbe' Clerk.
13RONSO: T LINE
-Misses Clara and Lucy Kaeroher,
who have been visiting their parents,
left for Berlin on Saturday. •
Mr Peter Eisenbach anti sisters,
Carrie and Sophia, were guests Mr
and 'Mrs Noah Saratas on Sunday
last,
Mr and Mrs Arthur. Weber enter-
tained a riithibst" of their fliends
to an ice cream party on Friday even-
ing. All report. a fine time.
Mrs Eidt'of Berlina who has been
visiting with Mr and Mrs A Kaetcher,
left for her home on Saturday.
Mr Mose Peachierspent Snrrdny
under .the parental roof.
Beulah, the little daughter of Mr
and 11Irs'Noah Sareras, had the iris-
fortune of:scalding herself on Satur-
day bot i, recoITr41.1 trieely,
week.
Mrs' Short and son' of Woodstock
are, guests of Andrew Johnston of
Willow Ralf.'
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
The total value of. the shipnnut was
about $25,000,•'
The funeral took place on Monday
of the late John .Pottei one of the
pioneer settlers of Huron County.
Born ie Ireland in 1828 he came to
this country while a boy and settled
onhis;homestead in 1842 about eight
miles fi•oni Goderieh, and lived there
ever since. At that time Goderieh
was practically aswarx►p, with only a
few•buildings at the dock. Be diel all
his teaming on a blaxed trail to Lon -
doe, the round trip taking nearly a
week.
Mr Robe Armstrong, of Stanley,
attended the funeral of his brother at
Bay City, Mich,, this week.
Rena 1llcBeath has been appointed
teacher in No 4, Stanley, at a salary
of'$600, and 111. M. Fisher of No 7, at
the same salary..
John Mckenzie, Varna, a member
of the Northwest Mounted'' Police,
Alberta, has enlisted.
Miss Violet Stevens hes been engaged
as principal of Bayfreldd public sohool
at a salary of $700.
Win Forsythe of London is visiting
friends on the 'Goshen Line this weep.
Pie Jos Skilton, who recently enlist-
ed wibh tin 88rd at London, bad the
misfortune to sustain- _ serious injuries
at, the camp a few days ago from a 4
inch gut
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All sizes of first-class
tike on hand
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SECOND TO NONE
Prices Right
Ste.Jose h Brick fiords
'Louis Foster, Manager.
Telephone No. 3"on 85
Zurich Central.
COAL! . COAL!
Peleware, Lackawanna, &•
Western Coal Co's
'Scranton Coal
All sizes
ALF. SCRUTON
Hensall.
A retlable xnan to sell •
HARRY . OANAIIIAN GROWN
STOCK IN ZURICH and HURON
County
Stant now ,at.the best selling time,
le el for, list of .Spring 'Offerings
and terixxs to agents Liberal Qom—
'missions, Ilandsonae Free Outfit..
Stone Wellington
The Foothill• Nuseries
(Established 1837)
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A Letter- From Home '
On a charge of selling and shipping
liquor into acounty -where the Canada
Temperance Act is in force, A. 0,
Watson liquor dealer of Guelph, was
fined. $50 and costs before Magistrate
Folly; Goderich Monday,
L. E. Danny, in the absence of the
defendant,.pleaded guilty. This case
neon, out of the seizure made some
throe weiyks ago of three cases coming
in tinder fictitious names, one of the-.
cases being for the British Exchange
hotel', Inspector Mitchell ,laid the
charge.
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goes regularly every week. It gives them all the home
news and keeps them info fined of the progress and welfare
of ,the home town,
We will seed the Zurich Herald to any address
to the end of 191
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