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Thursday, April 21st, 1938
COUNTY NEWS
Died in 97th Year
Mrs. Frances Neil Williams, wid-
ow of Wm. Williams, the oldest resi-
dent of Clandeboye district (Lied at
her home in her 97th year. Native of
Biddolph Twp., she was a lifelong
resident of the district. Before her
marriage 70 years ago, she was Fran
ces Neil, daughter of Dan Neil. Her
husband predeceased her a number
of years .ago. Mrs. Williams was a
member of the Methodist church and
later of the United church. Surviving
are a son; two grandchildren, The
funeral was held to St. James cem-
etery, Clandeboye,.
Dies in Moose Jaw
Word was received of the death of
Mrs. James Thomson, of Moose Jaw,
a former resident and sister of Mr.
James Swan, of Brucefield. An
early pioneer of the But alo district
and for the past 36 years a resident
of Moose Jaw, where she was much
beloved and respected. She passed a-
way at the age of 71 years. She was
married to the late James Thompson
in her native town of Brucefield,Ont.
in 1891, her Maiden name being Jane
Ann Ewan.
Mrs. Robinson Dies
Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson of Goder-
ich, widow of Capt. Robinson and
mother of Capt. Ed. Robinson, com-
modore of the C. S. L. fleet, died
suddenly in her 89th year, Her husb-
and was for years a Great Lakes
skipper and latterly a lighthouse ke-
eper at Goderich. Born in Ireland the
family settled in Galt. In 1872 she
married and carne to Goderich. Grah-
am Robinson of Toronto i, another
son, and .Miss Lottie, of the public
school teaching staff, Goderich, a da-
ughter. Funeral was held Tuesday.
Retires from Ministry
On Sunday last Rev. A. W. Shep-
herd, who has been minister of Eg-
mondville United Church for the past
two years, notified his congregation
that he is resigning from the ministry
in June. Mr. Shepherd has 38 years
of servise. He carne to Egnmondville
after five years at Chatham. Other
charges he has had include Leaming-
ton, Alvinston, Parkhill and Mark -
dale. Mr .and Mrs. Shepherd have not
yet decided where they will make
their home.
Asked to Buy Own Gun
Elwood Epps, Clinton, sport goods
salesman, was given a mild surprise
when a customer walked into his shop
with a gun he wished to deal in and
operated along with the milling of
flour. Older residents of Clinton and
in which Epps recognized his own
gun, stolen from him more than five
years afo. Numbers and markings
on the gun made it a simple :matter
to prove ownership. The piece had
passed through several hands as the
customer could testify and Mr. Epps
is now busy tracing back through
those known to have had it in their
possession, hoping thus to apprehend
the thief.
Motor Accident
Sunday last early while Reg.
Beavers of Exeter was on his way
home from Sarnia the car he was
driving collided with another car-thiv
ven by H. Ashton, of St. Thomas,
and both cars took to the ditch and
were badly damaged. Beavers was
only about a anile and a half from
home and as the hour was late he
was :Feeling drowsy ailfd failed to
turn out when coming up to the Ash
ton ear which cantained. Mr. and Mrs
Ashton and their daughter and a
brother driving. The latter two were
in the back set Asleep and escaped un
hurt. Mrs. Ashton was thrown again-
st the front of the car and her chest
was injured. Mr. Ashton was injured
in the back and it was feared of a
fracture. Beavers suffered a :slight
bruise and Miss Dowie of Sarnia, who
was with Beavers, suffered a cut ov-
er the eye which required four stit-
ches and was otherwise bruised.