The Herald, 1903-10-09, Page 1TH
The Official Organ of Zurich and Hay Township.
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Vol, 1V., No. 11.
ZURICH, ONT., FKID Y, OCT. 9, 1903
$1. Per Year.
LEGAL CARDS.
us J. D. COOKE,
(Late with Garrow & Proudfoot) Barris-
er, Solieitor, Nota}y Public.
Tiensall, Ontario.
t.. STANnURY, B. A. B. W. OLADMAN.
Gladina.n & Stanbury.
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTA -
ries, Conveyancers, Money to Loan on
Village and Farm Property at lowest
rates of interest. Documents in original
German read and advised upon.
—AT HENSALL----
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
—OFFICES—
Hensall—Over Stoneman's .Tewellery Store
Exeter Offices—Over O'Neil's Bank.
poriamionazawasummassas
LOCAL. NEWS
Hogs are quoteed at $5.25 this
week.
Mr. Tolman Warm spent Sun-
day at the Bend.
Mr. Ohas. Fritz and wife, spent
Sunday in Dashwood.
Mrs. Dennis left on Tuesday for
1 Exeter, to visit friends.
Mr. MclDonell, of Gotlericla, was
lin town for somehours, on Sunday.
I The Township Collector is now on
his annual rounds. He was in Zurannualich last week.
Mr. Geo. Sehoellig has rented his
farm on the Gosheu Line, to Mr.
iSylvanus tVitznter.
Miss Phophe R4ekbe l has gone to
Blyth,to visit -relatives and friends.
the left on Tutesday morning.
Miss Clara Bitelaanun left for
'Toronto on Monday morning, to
resume her studies lit the Univer-
sity.
niver-
d ty.
Messrs. C. Fritz and W. G. Hess
drove to Clinton yesterday, to
attend the big shooting -snatch at
that place.
Mr. P. Lamont wan in Toronto
egain this week, with iat !cattle.
He shipped -two !carloads from Hen-
sal1, on Tuesday..
Mm. Geo. Appel .arrived in town
on Wednesday 4evening, amid will
Wee a situation •wi'l1i Mr. J,. Mer-.
¢ger, in his stone here.
Mr. W, H. Ltavette., of Exeter,
tris• In town on " uesda.y, and ex-
pressed. himself as favorably im-
pressed with its neat appearance.
A purse, !containing a suns of
gat fey, was forma recently. by Mr.
W.. T3. Hoffman. 'Losers should in-
terview slim on the svllnject.
pROUDFOOT 4 1-1AYS,
Barristers, Solieitors, Notaries. I'ulalie'
ete, ete. Cor. Square And North Street,
Galerieia, Ontario
W. PROUDFOOT K. C. R. C. HAYS
BUS/NESS CARDS.
ACfiAND & CO.,
REAL ESTATE & INSEAM AGENTS
Village and Farm Property bo.taght and
sold. Rents collected. 'Coaaveyanein;g
of all kinds promptly .attended to.
We represent the Le,adti ag Aire .and Life
Insurance Companies and tespectfully
solicit your patronage.
Special attention given oto •ooalieotion .of
Notes rind Accounts.
—OFFICE—
,Zurich, e3LOC1,. outstrip..
(L. V. BAcutANO, Notary �Publde)
lR. J. HAMILTON.,
}.tici Vet. Surgeon aim' tiDenau;at
Treats all diseases .off .dotneuticmted
Animals. Veterinary medicines •af 41/11
,kinds always on hand.
Day and night calls promptly ,attend-
ed to. OFFICE— In Wm. Beatles
Old Stand, Main St., Zunioh, Oeyt.
ANDREW F. BESS.
Fire Insurance effected .iaa:all 'leading
companies. Accident policies issued.
Confederation Life represented.,
:ZURICH - - iONTARtff0.
De. F.A. SELLEgY,
J)entist, graduate of the Royal ,Coilege
,of Dental Surgeons, Toronto, also honor
graduate of Department ...of Dentistry,
'Toronto University. Painless eetraetion
sof teeth. Plate work a speeiaiity.
.At Dominion House, Zurich, ew.ery
Monday. 1-2(i
E.PeOSSENBERRY,
,Licensed Auctioneer for aur-
r�n County,, respectfully solicits the p.at-
aenage ut,alhose who intend having sales.
'Satisfaolyion euaranteed.
p,IILL :P SIPPLE
Lieensed Auctioneer for the
County of Huron. I would request
those .iavalrg sales to call on me.
Terms moderate; satisfaction guaran-
teed. Your patronage solicited.
Nail rgLS.
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43 J. P. RAU, FROPRIETOR.
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THE
1Dominion
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House.
This House has recently changed
hands, and is now one of the •
Most orderly and best con-
ducted Houses in the
Province,
o 'getter Table in the nominicp.
R. Re Johnston & Son,
14Th. Chas. Walper psis sold his
house and lot to MT. John Hildo.
brand, and purchased the Zeller
homestead, nearly opposite the
h azn gelical Church manse.
A bti11and sumris;aaroaoznaaeeclto
take ni'lace in the Assembly room sof
the Dominion House, on the night
`cif 1"ha.nksgiving Tagg -Messrs Lii-
itle wad Knorr being the managers,.
RecV. Alfred Geiger., of the Pxsrn•y
Sound District, waft keine on a visit
to his parents, this week. He was
in attendance at the 'Church Confer-
ence. •aft Berlin, for sonnne buys pre-
vious to
re-
vious'to his arrival.
vir. Louis Prang returned home
from Manitoba. and the northwest,
onTnesday. He is now quite. satis-
fied to remain in Zrtth r, not being
ver•;y'nne'h fascinated with the ap-
pearance of things up there.
11sIi•s Lordship, Bishop McEvoy,
of -London. iRas in town on Monda
and .gave Confirmation to a class of
boys;wrtdgirls He also visited St.
Joseph, the same clay, and confirm-
ed .aia,l.nusually large number.
The rmeeting of the Zurie.,li Lodge
A. O. IT. W., takes place this; even-
ing, and we are requested to ask all
members to be present, in order that
arrangements many be made for the
reception of the District Deputy at
an early state.
Mr. Philip Munch has, we learn,
disposed of his home and part of his
land, in the northwest of the vil-
lage, to Mr. Abram Geiger, of the
Goshen Line. Mr. Hauch, it is pre-
sumed, will build on the part which
he still owns.
Miss Gertie Magel entertained a,
number of her girl friends at a
birthday party, • on, Wednesday
evening. It was a great success,
there being over 35 persons present,
besides her teacher. Gertie is ten
years of age.
Mr. Gottleib Merner, Sr., has
arrived home from his trip to Wis-
consin, where he spent a pleasant
time visiting friends. He enjoyed
the change of scenery as well an
the change of faces, but likes the
old home better than the west.
The School Trustees of this sec-
tion met in the Town Hall hero,
last week and transacted consider-
able business. Mr. Robert Stelck
and Miss Hart were re-engaged for
another year,while Miss Nicholson,
of Blake, replaced Miss Kl.opp after
the Chris, mas holidays, the latter
not being an applicant for the posi-
tion.
Owing to the crowded state of
our columns last week and the late
arrival of some of our correspon-
dence, a portion of the latter did
not appear. Correspondents would
do its a favor by trying' to have
their news in the office not later
than Wednesday noon at the very
latest.
The newest Dip. Lip Corset can
be had at D. 5, Faust's.
Misses Bertha -and Louisa Wurnr
left for Detroit, this meek. -
Mr. Chris. Eilber and id liis son Char
lie, spent a couple ol! .days, in Ber-
lin, this week.
The Misses Schnell, of the 14th
Concession, left recently for Walker
ville and Detroit.
Mr. Peter Lamont, Miss Stein-
bach and others, will spend Sunday
at Grand Bens.
Messrs. dhristie and Meyers, of
Exeter, spent a few hours in town,
Saturday evening.
Teachers are .reminded that the
County Promotion ;Examinations
will he held on Oct. 22nd and 23rd.
Mr. Ed. Rose and 'wife, of -Mc-
Eillop Township, visited at his
brother's, Albert Rose, on Sunday.
D. S. Faust Esq, and Messrs.
Philip H:Lueh and Chris. Schoch re.
turned home from Berlin, Monday
night.
Mrs. Michael Zeller has given up
house -keeping and 1S now residing
with her daughter.',' Mrs. Edward
Appel.
D. S. Faust has st new Supply -of
Dress Goods to hand the very new
est out—and invites the ladies to
call and see them:
Mr. Moses Littlevler, of Cross -
hill, is visiting his . ►rother-in-law;
Mr. 3oseph G. Oescb; of the Bron-
son line, the past week.
Mr. John Knorr:'has .purchased
the Barber Shop business from Mr.
W. Bender, and is now sole proprie.
tor of the establishment
Mrs. John Harnick and son Ro-
land; returned to their home at
Loomis, Mich., after a month's vis-
it with friends in and around. Zur-
ich.
Mr. H. S. Faust, of Cairo, Mich.,
attended the Conference. at Berlin.
On his Way home, •he called on his
I brothers' and sister here, for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. George Koch, of
iD.ashwood, Mr. and Mrs.. Louis
Warm and Mrs. Hartung, of Zurich,
were visiting Mr Woseloh,
jr., on Sunday last.
Mr. Gortleib Merner has had the
roof of his large brick block pain ted
during the week: It is now up.to-
date in every respect. The Hart-
leib establishment had the contract.
ilv1essrs. J. Eilber and Ed. Wurm,
of Crediton, were in town, last
week, deepening the well on Reeve
Lamont's farm. They are said to
have done a good job, and the re-
sult is plenty of water.
Mr. Wellington Fee returned. on
Saturday night, after a, few weeks'
(visit in Manitoba and part of North
Dakota. He looks hale and hearty
and report, having a good time,
during his absence
The receipts at the gate, on Fair
Day, wan in the neighborhood of
4;120. This is net tar bad when we
take. into account the fact that
every member's ticket not only ad-
mitted himself, but three others as
well.
Mr. Chas Linder, Bandmaster at
Hensall, was in town on Monday.
Charlie is quite popular out here,
and is always welcome:.. Dr. Sellery
is equally so, but is looked upon alb,
most as a resident, his. trips being
regular weekly ones.
Rev. Father Eberhard, of Cincin-
natti, arrives in town on Tuesday,
and will succeed Father Kurtz in
charge of St. Boniface church and
congregation and services will, we
understand, be conducted in the
church, as usual on Sabbath next
as well as all succeeding sabbaths.
Thursday, the 15th instant, has
been named as a day.of general
Thanksgiving, by the ttawa Au-
thorities, and will therefore, be a
h.oliday throughout the Dominion.
Never had the people of. Canada
more reason to be thankful than
this year, for besides the high rate
of wages prevailing, times have
been good and the harvest bounti-
fuI.
The regular meeting ef the W.
C . T. U. Was held at the home of'
i1IrS. C. Fritz on Monday evening,
Oct 5th. Mrs. H. Magel led the
devotional part, after which Rev.
A. Gei ser of Parry Sound gave a
very interesting address. The
president then took charge of the
business, after which the meeting
was brought to a close by singing
"God be with you till we meet
again''.
Father Kurtz, who hits had charge
ef, Si. Boniface Church, and parish,
for the last six months, left on„ Wed
Locals continued en page
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Of the very Latest at at I..oietest Prices.
Girls' Coats from $2.75 to $4.00.
All Styles—Lorlg arid 311ort.
Ladies Rain Coats from 5 to
•Of tile Very NeVest Design,
2:E11 Wrapperetes new patterns 10c a yard
WHITE, CRER d, BLUE, RED & PINK
35 inches wide for :l0 cents per yard.
Our 1ViIl1inery Department is Open --
FOR EVERYBODY. We Give invitations to all the Ladies
to give a call. Ǥ is y9 y9
z-P—No trouble to show Goods. PRODUCE TAKEN IR EXCHANGE,
fir which the highest prices are paid.
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INA SPECIAL PRICES 1112421
In i\lens' and Womens'
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Odd Lines for Wolper, 50cts. and 1.00,
extra good vale, e. Also
In Mens'1from 1.00 to 1.50.
;4 CALL AND ' SEE THEM.
CHAS. FRITZ,,
THE SHOEMAN
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Zut^'ICS ONT lt'
" We have a number of Good Farms for salo and
also some property in the Village of Zurich: :
Goon Anent Wanted in every Tal, n and 7521.11age
in the County, to take risks for the ROYAL-VICTOPIA .LIFE, :