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EXETER,
Dr. Browning recently celebrat-
ed the 50th anniversary of his med-
ical tpraetice .in Exeter.
Mr. Wm. Russell has been offici-
ally installed es postmaster by D.
J. McLean, P. 0: inspector of Lon-
don. ►
Dr, and Mrs, Sweet have left
for Vancouver, B. C., and other
western .points. 'They will return
in October.
Da. W. E. Dempster and Miss
•Electa MaryStrong were married
tat T'or'onto on June23rd.
Premier 1W. M, M,ait'n, ale Exeter
old boy, was returned as premier
of Saskatchewan at the recent pro-
vincial election by ; a majority of
lover 40,
COUNTY NEWS
No iHuro 1 Old eye 'excursion
will be held to t:n.s county this
year lowing to the 'inability of the
railways to provide train services.
'Thos McMillan, Liberal candidate
for South Huron, u'nder'went a
aucce:sul operation at Mayo Bros.
Hoe ,ita1, Rochester, Minnisota, 'a
iew days age for the remova(. of
q.. ,. �. ., o
,loco in rt e i>' f.
rn, olJ.. � e' Q
-�6 atoneaeli.' (Word receivedlast
week announced that he is making
splendid recovery and would be
estoi=e 3 to health in a few 'weeks.
GOOD CROPS
' 'An ;optimistic crop report was
Teaseled from the bureau of industri-
es department of the Legislature
on (Tuesday. Spring -sown crops
of all lein,ds',are. looking well, while
,'winter crops, itneluding .fall wheat
land clover, have picked up wonder
Tully gas a consequence of warm
;mains .c"luritng the past week. Live
stock. is now almost entirely sus-
tained .on feed grass, but dairey-
*n,en complain •of the decrease in
the price of cheese, which, with
.anereaseld cost of milk feed has
robbed then' of much profit. Or-
sebards throughout the province
la -re (promising, the bloom having
botial=ly escaped filost, a rare oc- .:
leurrence in recent -years. Early.
toaniatoes for canIning factories
Sam given splendid pro=mise. Labor
teoxaditiosis • have eased, but the
tieineand will be keen when haying
egins: .
HOMESEEKERS'
EXCURSIONS
kZ. P. S. Report..
The (following is the report of
Room, I. for the month of June,
Jr, III,--: Greta Merrier, Frances
Mittrelholtz, Ruth Brenner, Mad
elena Meidinger, Elsie Califas, Ger-
ald Bedard, .Austin Schwalm, Ed-
mund Bedard, Ethel Hess.
Sr. I,I— An'n'a Mittelholtz, Dor-
othy Brenner, Leon!atd Wagner,
Freda Howes, Claude Meidinger,
Wesley tCa'llfas.
Sr. Pt. II..— Lorne Foster, Alice
Deitz.
Jr. Pt, II. •-- Mildred Geiger,
Beatrice Kerner, Hazel Bedard.
Sr. I, Willie Neeb, Dorothy
Zettel, Maggie Zettel. .
Jr. 1st. - 1Yl)anie Foster and Gol-
die Uttley equal; Angela Mitte.l-
holtz; Stella Callfas; Edward Br-
emner.
.J `W., Vtiiteh, Teacher:
The 'following is the Report of
Roam 11. for the month of June,
marks are based on attendance,
behaviour and efficiency.
!Sr. I2— Kathleen Siemon, 72);
John H. Koehexns, 720; Agnes
Zettel, 680; May Schwalm 600;
Irene •Decher 590; Idella Howald,
550: RaYmond Fischer, 530; 'Vernon
Davidson. 530; Ivan Yungblut 5C0;
Kenneth Koehler, 460; Alvin Gas-
cho, 410; Fred Davidson, 400; Liz-
zie Leibold 360.
Sr. Pt:. II. -Promoted to Jr. 11
Lawrence Reichert, e6); Garnet Wal
per 640.._
Sr. Pt. 1.1— tram Thiel, 590;
Francis Deitrieh, 540; Arson Ke1-
ler 490; Austin ;Hey 460.
Jr. Pt.. II.— Luella Reichert 700;
Leonard Prang 680; Martha Heid-
eman 670; Evelyn Ducharme 520;
Agnes Deittrich 510.
Pr.- Rose Albrecht 400.
Sr. 1st Class;— Mervyn Schwalm
600; Victoria Deichert 560; Rose
line Thiel 520; Beaulah Koehler,
430.
Jr. 1st Claes; — Edward Thiel
640; Bruce Koehler 640; Willie
Leib old 32D.
M. A. Lamont, Teacher
,The fallowing ie the report of
CORRESPONDENCE
1
ST. JOSEPH
3"• --•IIS
Miss Marie Mackay, who hap
successfully taught the St. Joseph
Separate Sebo'ol for the past year,
has resigned and will enter a 'con-
vent at Stratford where she will
have charge of some classes.
The big picnic tat Drysdaye );real
on July, 2;nd was a splendid sue
cess.
Mr. J'erame and Mies Lizzie
Bed,
and of Port ;Laimbton are visiting
at the home :of their brother, Mr.
Chad. D. Bedard.
Miss Louisa Jeffrey of Beaver -
town, who has spent some time in
Detroit, has returned to herhome
here.
Messrs, Leo, and Chas,. Bedard,
of Courtright, visited relatives here
Tor a few days last week.
Mr. Bd. Brisson land sister, Miss
Albertine, motored to Toronto;
last week. Dr. S. Brisson accom-
panied thiem hohne and will visit
here. ,for a few weeks. The Dr.
expects to open, a practice -in
Toronto in a Tew weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tied as d."
and Mr. and Mrs. Jos..BedardJr•:.
and faniltrly of 'Chatham, visited at
the hoagie of Mr. Jos, Bedard last
week.
Mr. IWmi.. Ducharme is repairing-
the
epairingthe barn which he recently moved
to his farm.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
Miss Clara M'E niey.daughter f7•"
Rev. Geo McKin'ev, of Seaforth,ip;
spen cling her "holidays with her
friends in this vicinity.
Mr. Nelson Yeo end fanelly of
Goderich spent Sunday at the home
of Mr. Hernry Bereft.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Reid of Parr'.
Line, have been visiting the lat-'
RoomIII. for the month of June.;
ter's father and sister at Adelaide.
'for, (a few days.
Jr. IV, Inez Yungbiut: 316; Dor- i Mr. and Mrs. John McAsh of Var
othy Fritz, 337; Lennie O'Brien 336 sl
;Witney t ruemtner, 335; Emma
Wurm 332; Gordon Wlalper. 288;
Kilda Neuschwan'ger 281; Euloi,ne
na were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Talbot on Sunday.
Mrs. W. Wheatley and son, . Per -
Geiger, 273; Gordon Zettel, absent. ey, of . Cllintdn ,anti her mother,
Sr. III. - Eva Fee, 384;
'
354"M7atrhy�.I .Merrs. iiJY'oaxhgnauAermu:sntrdo..n,dagl, spent
nart .S
n-
Mitte holtz 373 Veola Prang, 365;day atMr. Robt -Armstrongs.
M ieer,JS9 Muriel gowej Mrs„Ihos.Releils!nSiazd,ds
a1d735Eitelyn Travyw,.
,
•el Dietrich 298, Theodore. Deichert ',Sting friends in Hamilton this
288 Clair 1Vlerner, 236' Pearl Lei ' week.
bold 103- Ervin Fisher, absent. y I 'On Sunday July 3th death re -
Jr. III. Pearl Gallmlan 380, eneved' ane of the oldest residents'
Eleanor Ducharme 356; Luella Dech ofthe county in the person of
er 350•; Milton (ley 319, Marguerite! i Mrs. Jane Wilson, aunt of Mr. Wm.
Prang 288; Frieda Deichert 273,; Pollock, with whom she had made family otehearerspeauttlieweel-v
Newell Geiger 254; Lulu Albreicht = her home for a numiber'of years• amid Yitihotivee iln t:o(wn d �'
253, Minnie Uttley 237; Gordon:Sch-I Mrs. /Wilson was born on Oct, 14th . Miss Traylor of London is visit-
feetwalm 218; ,Gitbert .Dueharm,e, 168;;1816, and last Oct. she celebrated ing her brother Dr. R. H. Taylor,
Anthony Mittedholtz and Lloyd'. her 100th birthday. In spite ..of mission ,Feast will be celebrated,
Hey, absent, her great age she had use of : her the Ltutherlaln church :Sunday Sul.
physical and mental faculties` till 15th: Rev. Lichtsinn of Toronto
the hast, iShe ,was scarcely ever will preach in the German iangu
sick, land he'd a remarkable mem; age in the morning paid in the
ory. When the ,fast census '()vas
being taken she could give the date . evening he will'give : a lecture nnl
the Lutheran church in the Eng-
of her 'birth emigration from 'Ire-. '1ish language.
-In the aft'er'noon Herbert Graup-
ner, son of the local pastor, • will
be ordained to the mitnistery grad-
uating from the Concordia Semin-
ary of Sit. Lewis.
Mrs. Balsam of Osnabrook, N. D.
is visiting relatives here. ,
Miss Sadie ,Webster of Detroit's
DASHWOOD
L, Goetz and L, Edighoffer of
Seaforth are home for the sum-
mer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Zimmerxiaai, of
Stratford spent the holiday with
relatives en town.
Mr, Will Musser of Detroit is
visiting his parents at present.
A number from here attended
Camp Meeting held at Mildmay
during the week-elnd.
Misses =Alberta and Lavine Koch'
of London, anid Miss. Alma of Hen-
sali spent the week -end with their
parents here.
Mr and Mrs. P. Schrader .znd'.
family of Mitchel visited relatives
in towin over Mon(d'ay.
Dr. R. 13. Taylor was 'an out of
town visitor over the week -end.
Mr. H. Hofffman moved the fur-
niture of Rev. Stirling of Fuller-
ton to Fingal on Friday.
Mac?: N. Brown of Auburn visited
in town over the week -end.
Mr. J. Zeller and son Louis, • of
Stratford spent Sunday and Mon-
day in town.
Mrs.. Ed. Noll of Milverton spent
a I ew days with Mr. and Mrs. L.
Kleinstiver.
We are pleased to ,say that . Mr.
Tobias Guenther is iproving after
his >riecentt iltkloss..':
Miss Laird and Miss Finkbeiner
are spenditng their vacation at their
homes in Wyoming and Crediton.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tiematn visit-
ed with Mr. and Mrs. 'E. •Tiernan,
over the holidays.
Itev. P. Graupn'er-has returned
.from the conference held at Mil -
weal) during the last two weeks
He eras accompanied by leis
son Enbert of St. Louis, 1VX ss
Miss .'ung di Venedy, 111.,' Mrs:
Scheweh and daughter and sox'
Arthn and Earl _of Fort Wayne.;
Mies- Mary Ehlers of Kitchen_ ens,
visite 1 at the home of Mr. 3. K.
,Ehlers, last week.•
Mr. i•rnd Mrs. S. Adams and Mrs:
Ashman of Lindsay are visitors in
town at pr•esetnt.
Mr. arid Mr's. Oliver Graybie'1 ett
'SVater•lco spent then' vacation with
Seit . ,c ew
r iw
its..�.
Mies Maida. Routledge of Jarvis
is holidaying. with herparents.
Mrs. J. Hoffman of Tavistock is
visiting her piaretnts: Mr. and 'Mrs.
T. Guenther.
Mr.and Mrs. J. Hesseinaur and
land, etc.,. with ,more readines than
most of the young people. • Her:
removal severs another of the
ties that bind the past to the pres
en t, �,
(.Phe remains were laid to rest
on Monday in the Bayfield cern-:
efterfy, > I• ,
Mr. :Artie Keys spent a few
days in Hamilton as delegate to spending her holidays with Mr. and.
the Foresters' Convention. • Mrs. 1Wm. Head.
Mr. Richard Robinson of Tucker.
smith has been visiting friends in
Stanley,
Mr. Frank Keys of. Niagara spent
a few days at his home in Varna.
recently,
Miss Beta Keys, who has been
teaching school ,near Benxuiiler, has,
returned to her home cin Babylon
Line.
Miss Rene McBeth, who has teen
teaching is) Nd. 5, Stanley, foe -the
past year has been engaged by
he trustees to teach another yew,
he schoi'lars have been making
oo;l progress and everybody see
eels to be'luiell satisfie3 with Miss past 10e\V wiee'kg•
cBeth's .work.tephenson able to be out again
Prou•dfoot, Killoran & Cooke
1W a are pleased, to see Mr, David have !rented the 1st floor of the
t Oddfellows "block for their office
Rev.'.' Mr. Moore of St. Pauls'
church, preiachled to the Orangemen
last iS'undiase f \
;Dr, J. A. Mcdiarmid has retiree-
ed from London where he under-
went ,an operation' on one of his
eyes.
Miss Bessie Urquhant, dean of
Elm College, N, C., is spending a
few weeks at her home here.
Mrs. Jas. Patterson, of Toronto
as.
visiting at the home of her par-
ents, Mr. land Mrs. 3..W. Ortwein
at present.
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BLAKE
The annual lawn social under the
auspices .of the ,Presbyterian church
will be held on P. Malnson's lawn
next Tuesday evening. The Kit --
tie Band and Highland Pipers have
been engaged for the occasion. A
good time is looleed for.
HENSALL
The Sterling Bank Of Canada
have 'opened ,a branch in D. IW.
Toss' block. JL A. McBwen of
Toronto is acting manager.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Li;ndenfeld of
the west visited relatives here the
fter being confined to the house.
or some months: through, his .sev-
re illness. Although not alto- .
gether better he is able to get a
ronind Joy the use of crutches). and
we hope thla't he will soon be able
to get around, as well as before
his
HAY CROP 'O:E SALE
About 36 acres hay erop for
sale. 'Senile will 13e sold at reas-
onable price. • South east dorner
of St, Joseph. 'Apply Ed '.)3ais-
son, S€ Joseph
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DRYSDALE•
After many mio(nths of suffering
from the dread disease, of dancer,
Mrs. Louis Durand passed away at
her home north of• here on Tuesday
Deceased was of a pleasant dis-
position and had made many warm
'friends during her lifetime. Her
sorrowing husband and five small
children survive her.
The remains were laid to rest
in the R. C. ajeanietery on Thurs-
day.
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