The Herald, 1909-04-30, Page 1The Official Organ of Zurich and Hay Township.
Vol. 1X.
4 LOCAL NEWS.
Ism paying -50 cents per hundred
pounds for old iron and 5 cents per
lb for old rubber. C. Hartleib,
Zurich.
Mrs. Jacob Oesch, Goshen Line,
attended the funeral of her father,
Mr. Joseph Schwartzentruber at
Baden, recently.
Through an error the names of
several were left out in our report
of the recent Evangelical Conferen.
ce. Rev. A. Geiger is stationed at
Pembroke for another year.
Dr. Oven's Surgeon, Oculist,
Specialist will be at Royal Hotel,
Hensall, on Friday, Apr. 23rd.
Hours 9 a in to 9 p m. Glasses pro-
perly fitted, Catarrh, deafness, fail-
ing eyesight and throat troubles
treated.
Mrs. John Baltzan of North Da-
kota, sister of Mrs. A. S. Faust
died on Sunday the 18th inst., at
the age of about 37 years. The de-
ceased was a. daughter of Mrs.
Levegood, who recently left here
for the West. and leaves four
children to mourn her death.
The W. C. T. U. met for its
regular meeting, in the Evangelical
church, Wednesday afternoon, April
28th. The President Miss Ethel
Williams, conducted the devotional
exercises, after which a beautiful
quartette was rendered by Mrs.
Heyrock, Mrs. A. Geiger and the
Misses Rennie. Rev. A. Geiger of
Pembroke delivered au interesting
and instructive temperance address,
and the meeting elosed with singing
"God be with you till we meet
again."
The missionary meeting held in
the Baptist church Sunday after-
noon, was well attended, the
church being filled to its capacity.
Mr, .'Ta.sker, who has just returned
from India. and Egypt addressed
the meeting, taking for his theme
the similarity and differences be-
tween the ahristian religion 'toad
her religions with which he came
conta.ot, impressing upon his
hearers the need of finding, each
for himself, the experience of heart
which differentiates the gospel
from other religions He inters-
persed some incidents and told of
some customs of other lands that
added to the interest. Regular
meeting will continuo next Lord's
day at 2.30 p.
FRIDAY MORNING, APR. 30, 1909.
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We have a complete stock of
mixed paint. We sell it just a little
cheaper then the ordinary run, at
Hartleib's.
Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Axt of
Exeter arrived here Tuesday even.
int; to visit the latter's mother,
Mrs. P. Bender, who is very low.
Messrs. Fritz and Lamont have
purchased a heavy stallion, a nice
dark brown, with lots of hair and
bone. He looks like a good one.
Mr. J. Veitch of the local branch
Molsons Bank has been transferred
to Vancouver. He made many
friends while in town all of whom
regret his removal.
The brick stack at the grist mill
is nearing completion and with
good weather will be finished this
week. The stack will be about 80
feet in height. . ANOTHER PIONEER GONE
The license commissioners for
South Hnron met at Brucefield on 4,After an illness of about -ten
Friday. All the former licenses days, Mr. Daniel Surerus Sr.,
were renewed. The new appliee: breathed his last on Thursday
tion of N. M. Cantin of St. Josephafternoon, having attained
was not entertained. One hotel at great age of nearly 88 years
Exeter was cut off. The deces,sed had been a °continuous
The charge of alleged threat to resident of this Township for
years and was one of the best
do bodily iniury, preferred against known and most highly respected
Daniel Henhefer of the 14th Con., men in this community. His aged
was dismissed at Goderich last partner predeceased him by. about
week, as the complainant did not
two years, one son Michael and one
appear. Is it Justice to imprison a
daughter Mrs C. Oswald also being I
man for weeks and then allow the
charge against hinumbered among the dead. The i ,
him to drop? It children still living are, Benjamin, I -
looks as if the charge was not Joseph and Daniel, residents of i
made in good faith or the complain- this Township ; Menno of Cavalier
ant would have been present to N. D., William in the Canadian;
press the same. The whole mat- West, Mrs. Gabriel Holtzman of
ter should. be thoroughly investig- Zurich and Mrs. William Holtz-
man, of Mildmay. The funeral was
held on Monday afternoon, inter-
ment taking placein the Bronson
Line Cemetery, the funeral service
taking place in phe Evaigelical
church, in town and VMS very lar-
gely attended-
The deceaeed -as born in Water-
loo township one July 1,4th
and spent his ear s ',rare . at klifith!
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on the banks a IeeGrat
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Rev, Alf Geiger is Visiting his
parents. Mr. and Mrs'.' M. Geiger.
Miss Elizabeth Rennie has again
started her weekly trips to London
to continue her studies in music.
Mrs. Louis Jeffrey has•this week
movedlthe kitchen purchased from
Mrs. McCormick, to his dwelling at
the west end of town.
Mr. Emanuel Holtzman of Galt ,
was here this week to ',attend the
funeral of his grandfather, the late
Mr. D. Surerus Sr. •
Judge Holt of God.erich advertis-
es for a good general servant in
this issue. The Judge has some'
German blood in bis 'genie and no
doubt expects a good (4erroan girl
to apply for the position.
No. 41.
ated.
Every editor of a country news -
pence/ likes to receive interesting
news from his district. Everybody
cannot write grammatically but
the editor takes all kinds of liber-
ties with articles sent for publica-
tion. He will "tke up" your copy
if you give him the facts. It is
good practice for young folks to
write for the local paper—not mere
bosh or gossip or jibes at some
neighbor's boy who goes to seek
anoeher neighbor's giSuch tri-
fles may be enbjects., for eonversa.
tion in looal social circles but not
for publication in the family news-
paper. The proper presentation of
the important happenings of every
section within reasonable distance
of this town will always find a wel-
come in the office of this journal.
One way to judge of the character
of the news we desire is from the
news we print.
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