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Zurich Branch: C. H. JOY„ Manager,
Dashwood
Mr. and Mrs. D: Lippert
spent Monday with the 'form-
er's Mather.
Mr and Mrs., R. F. Stade of Zur-
ich, visited in tol,vn•on SinalaY.
Mrs. Kraft and Ward ana Mrs:'
Kraft are spending this week in Lon-
don.
Mr. Archie Bender spent Sunday in
London. .,
Mr. Harry Zimmer spent a few
days in Detroit last week.
Mr. Mervyn Tieman spent the we-
ek -end in London.
Mr. Ivan Lippert left on Wednes-
day for Burnips., Mich,
HILLSGREEN.
W.M.S.---The regular monthly meer!:
ing of the 'Womens" Missionary nd-
'ety was held on Wednesday, January
23rd at 2.30 p.m.. The meeting was
opened by singing hymn 571, Mrs. W.
Turner then lead in prayer. The sc
riptare responsively from the 12th
chapter of St. Lake. The Secretary
and Treasurer's reports were read
and adopted. The roll was called; an-
swered from the text word "Seekk"
The text word for the February me-
etiag is "Home" The study was ta-
ken by Mrs. W. Tinier and Mrs. R.
McAllister from the first chanter of
"Drums in The. Darkness". The offer
.ing and business was then taken. It
was decided to hold the February me-
eting on the 15th, the Day of Prayer
The meeting .closed •by singing hyinn
397. And all' repeated the Lord's
Prayer in unison.
:Mrand Mrs. Peity Campbell of
Hay, visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. H. Love .for a few days. .
The Young People's League will
meet on Monday evening, February
4th, Miss Martha Carlile's group will
be in charge of the meeting.
Mrs. John Stephan is pending
few days with friends in Dashwood.
• Mr.' Samuel Walker was removed
to the Clinton Hospital oil Saturday,
and intends going through an oper-
taloa in the near -future,
The Antit& Meeting of the
Hilis-
.reen United Church will be held on
China, is to be the anniversary speak
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Garfield Lawson from Artland, Sas.
arrived here with a carload of horses
for his brother Eli Lawson.
!Bernice Eilber has returned to
Alma College, St. Thomas to ream,
her studies at this reputable ladies,
college Her holidays ware somewhat
extended on aceount of illness.
Maria Zuefle was born on August
4th, 1837, near the Black ForeAts of
Wurtemberg, Germany. She came te
'America_iri 1873 bringing four chil-
dren with her of a former marriage,
John Charles, Christian and Maggie.
She was again married to Mathias
Finkbeiner,'Of Stephen, and one son
Wilfred was born to them. After 20
years she again became a widow and
in the course of of time married to
Chas, Bemire of Crediton. -After a
period of .years she was again left n
widow. The last six years of her
!life was spent at the home of her da-
ughter, Mrs. S• Lamporte where she
died on January 15th, aged 91. years
5 months and T1 days. Her surviv-
ing family were mostly present at the
funeral.
• - COUNTY NEWS.
The Goderich elevator is to be in-
creased this summer in capacity by
one million bushels, or in other words
the present storage capacity of two
million bushels is being Increased to
three million bushels. And the cost
of the new .addition will bearound
$300;000.00.
Rev. J. Foote, B.A., who for the
pest ten years has been the popular
minister of Cavan Presbyterian ch-
urch, Exeter, has severed his connect'
ion with the Congregation and on Sun
day last preached his farewell sermon
MissMary Smith of Seaforth has be
eit successful it passing the Peovin-
dal Ems. in London and has 'atta-
ined -the 'degree of R.N. Miss Rivers
o Egraoncivilre, who wrote the e)
amination at Owen Sound, was also
successful in. attaining R. N., and
Miss Lydia Gingerich of Zerieh, who
graduated lest summer, Wee received
her registration as R.N.
The 'annual meeting of the Exeter
Agricultural Society was held the
eehursday evening, lilalaelaty 7th, at other afternoon, with Wm. Ward oe-
8 o'clook. ' eupying the chair, the seeeetary's re-
port showed that the finances were
CREDITON -t ljttlC behind .of last year owing to
the wet weather It was decided to
hold the fair this year on 'Tuesday
and WednesdaY, Sept.. lith and 18th,
, Wm B, Elliott, a well-known god-
erich old boy has beet' appointed inan
aging editor or The Woodstock Sen-
tinel -Review Bird bets already taken
the position. He Vas mall the Leo.
den Pee Press for years ;and •
lattorly' had b'it Or staff •at
Empire at Toronto, 'XitJiis
T. A. Girvin. or Saskatoon, Sask.,
visited at the borne of Mr. arid Mrs.
IL le. Eilber and his Mother, wholly
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lives' at this home during the Winter
months.
The date far, the Evangelical An-
niversary Services Inn: 1Well sept for
"elilOth. 1)r. C Ir y tab i of John-
•,wn, Pa„ \Oa m. 'the 'STt. of the
l'aaagelleal Missionary ActiVitiesef
Theeteday, January :31st, 1929
neW posifion he will have charge
an important daily newspaper,
Members of the board .of Alexan-
dra Hospital, Goderich, were greatly'
pleased recently upon• receipt' of a,
Cheque far the sum of $I0,000 from'
Miss Louise M. Trainer, of Chazy, N.
Y. This splendid gift follows many
other substantial tokens of the int-
erest taken by Miss Trainer and the
Trainer family in the Goderich Hoe
pital, and It is gratifying to the peo-
ple of Godericb. 'They were former
residents of Gotlerich
A beloved and lifelong member of
Brucefield Miss Henrietta Munroe, de
Parted this life on, January .16th at
her home, she had been very, ill for
the past six weeks and was not in
good health since last summer. Was
born seventy years ago on the home-
. stead in Tuckersmith where her death
occ,ured and was a daughter of the
late John Munroe. Three sisters and
two brothers survive.
Mrs. Agnes McKenzie'aged 8t
years, passed away at thehome of her
daughter, Mrs. Guthrie, Iowa. She
was the craughter of the late Gilbert
and Margaret Anderson, of Kippen,
and was married to Daniel McKen-
aie in 1869 at Brucefield by the late
Rev. J. Ross, and was the last rem-
aining one of that family.
There passed away to her eternal,
home on January 18th, Mrs, William
Stirling (Rebecca Jane Colwell) of
Hayfield She had been 5111 for over
two and a half years, suffering feorn
paralytic stroke and gradually be-
came weaker. Deceased was the dau-
ghter Of Mary A.. and John Colwell
and was born hi Goderich Township
in 1845. in 1862 she was married
in Clinton to Wm. Stirling, who pre-
deatased her .in 1910 They resided
on a farm on the 4th con. of Goder-
ich Township until moving to Hayfi-
eld 20 yeare, ago. •
Irt Magistrates. Office
On a second ,conviction of being.
intoxicated, Edward Mason of Goder-.
ich, was on January leth fined $200
and co Its by Magis.,Reld with the al-
' ternative. of a• month in jail. He is
serving the term. A Halowe'en party
on October 31st in Hullett Tp., had
its seeuel in Magis. Reid's ojee, God-
erich one tia.y recently when 16 men
of various. ages from 22 to 45 wore
fined $35 and costs, a portion of the
total amount of about $95 being as-
sessed a(raink each one. The charge
was that of unlawful assembly, the
men having gathered at the premises
of John Garrett, near Lencleaboao
and committed considerable damage.
The delay inthe conviction was be•
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cause of difficulty in rounding up all
the members of the gang.
Bayfield Agricultural Society
The annual meeting of the Bayfield
Agricultural Society was held at the
Town Hall, Hayfield, on .Wednesday,
afternoon, January 16th. There was
a very good attendance considering
the weather conditions and sickness.
The following officers and directors
were appointed for 1929: President,
J. McClure; lst vice-pres., Wm. L.
Stinson,; 2nd vice-president, Eobt..
Penhale; Directors: John Rathwell,
Ed. Foster, S. Houston, F. Middleton,
W Stewart, Bert Dunn, Win. Sparks,
W. W. Wise, Len. Talbot, R. Mc-
Murray, Mrs. F. McEwen, Mrs, N. W.
Woods, Mrs. A. R. Seed, Mrs T. Spee
wden,
T. Snowden, D. H McNaugh-
ton, W. Stewart, Mr, and Mrs. J. W,
Reid; Secy. A E. Erwin; Treas. F. A.
Edwards; auditors, J. Cameron, F.
Keegan. The attendance at the fair
last rall was not quite as large as use
nal owing to the rain. There is a
balance on hand of over $432.00.
HURON' COUNTY COUNCIL
Among the much business transact
ed.at the Huron County Council in
session at Goderich, we notice the fol
lowing appointments: Alex. Porter-
field of E. Waveanosh and A. E. Er-
win of Bayfield be appointed as aud-
itors; Reeves Hill Ballantyne and
Keys of Grey, be the Good ,Roads
Commission for 1929. 3. W. Beattie
and G. W. Holman be appointed on.
the Board of Criminal Audit. The
striking committees repart fixed the
membership of the standing commit-
tees as follows: Executive-- T'rewaxe.
tha, Snell, Dodds, Stalker, Wright.
Legisiation--Henderson, Rader, And-.
erson, Craigie and Mole; Finance --
Higgins, McKibbon, Beattie, Switzer
and McKanzie; Education -Dr. Milne
Backer. Neeb, Keys (Stauley) and
COlEiTIS; County Property -Craigia.
Kennett, Hubbard, McKibben anel;
Dr. Milne; House of Refuge -Adams
Stalker, Turner; Higgins, and Ander-
son; Childrens' Shelter --Turner, Ba-
ker and- the Warden; Agriculturalee
Wright, Henderson, Neeb, Adams and
Trewartha; Warden Committee -
Middleton, Dodds, Hubbard', Snell
and Beattie. A strong petition was
sent to the Provincial Government to
have them take over the Blue Water
Highway, and have it payed es soon:
as finances will allow.
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