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BLAKE
Miss Margaret Tough who is teach-.
ring near Shakespears. spent the week
ant under the parental roof.
Mae John Thirsk spent a few days
llat week with friends at Egmond-
irin .
Mr. Gordon Johnston left last week
for• New Ontario, whore he intends
gending a few months with friends.
shifts Margaret Sparks Left last we
+:e'lc for Toronto, where she will spend
'ilei winter with her sisters.
Mr: and Mrs. Ross Johnston re-
•irrsierd on Saturday after spending a
&w days with friends in Zurich.
Mike Jean Carnie of Hen=iaii, spent
lithe week -end under the parental
Woof.
Airs. Oeseh has returned home of
'13i. r spending the summer with Miss
e)Metrataret Sharks.
•.;;e'ite a number from this vicin
.rttended the entertainments at
inewwail last Thursday and i'x•iday
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HILLSGREEN
Miss Minerva Reichert has return-
ed home after spending several days
with friends in Zurich.
Mr. John Cochrane and Mr. Alfred
Philip have returned home after . a
very pleasant deer hunting trip to
parts in Northern Ontario.
We are sorry to report that Mrs.
IL McAlliser was taken to Victoria
Hospital, London one day recently.
We hope she will soon be able to in -
joy her, usual good health.
Mr. and Mrs. George rioiley and
children of Tavistock and ai'r•, B.
Jarrett of Toronto, spent. Sunday at
the homes of Mr. and Mrs, J. Coch-
•:'ne and Mr. W. Jnrrott end Annie.
Mr. Arthur Broderick hes been en-
enged with Mr. ltobt. Mousseau.
at Exeter.
Miss Annie Consitt of Hensall, sp-
):” tr few days with her brother, r..13%
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ship spent a few days with her fri-1
end Miss Annie Jarrott.
Mrs. Gould of Formosa gave a sp-
lendid address in the Hillsgreen ch'-
urch on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Fuss and family spent
a fewdays with friends in Clinton.
Quite a number from this commun-
ity attended the reception at Kipper
in honor of Mrs,. Gauld,
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Mr. Wilson Campbell and sister
Miss Campbell of Seaforth, were thr
++•ucsts for a few days last week, of`
their sister, Mus. R. McKinley, and.
their nephew Mr. J. E. McKinley ane•.
fan -lily.
Mr. Roy Lamont, accompanied by
Mr. C. Fritz of Zurich, took a trii::
'::;,t °Thureday to Ridgetow..n and oth•
placc5 of interest,
Ma. teed Aire, "j, T. Stepheneon £lile.
a end M.N. lien. -ell Erratt took
trip to nonden fast natuxday.
Rev. 3. M. Gale, of hayfield took
thecervices at Goshen Church hast
Sunday morning. He gave a very
earnest missionary address in the in-
terest of our W. M. S., and a liberal
thankoffering was received,
Rev. Mr. Poulter of Varna is or-
ganizing classes of the young people
at Varna and Goshen. For instruct-
len in music, on the violin and man-
dolin, Mr. Poulter has had some ex-
perience in this line of work and his
services will be greatly appreciated
by the young, people of our commun-
ity.
Mr. Colin Campbell visited the
Goshen S. S. last Sunday, his teach-
ing of the Bible Class and his address
to the school were much appreciated
and we hope he may soon visit us a-
gain.
Mr. Val. Gerber has sold his farm
on the Bronson Line to Mr. Noah
Gingerich, Mr. Gerber and family
intend moving to the States.
The 0. R. E. C. Convention will
be held in St. Andrew's Church, Hay-
field on Friday, November 21st. there
willbe an afternoon and evening ses-
sions.
The fine weather of the past week
has been very acceptable to the far-
mers giving them an opportunity to
get their plowing and other work
finished.
HENSALL
Mrs. English spent o few days vis-
ising friends in Ripley.
Alex. Hildebrandt and sister Viola
have moved ..into one of 0. Geiger's
houses on North Richmand st.
Orville Twitchell, Alex. McIntyre
and Jas. Kilpatrick returned after a
hunting trip to Bog Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Drysdale and
family spent a few days visiting with
friends in Saginaw Mich.
Hazel Morenz spent a few days in
London:
Mr. and Mee.. Al Gibbons, Earl
Burger, Sybil Eecrett and Mr. and
Mrs. D. F. Berger of Detroit, were
visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Robt. Eacrett.
Ada Ireland of Burlington and Al-
len Soldan of Hensall, received sever-
al injuries in an accident at Seebach's
Hill early Tuesday morning Last,
when two cars side-swiped.
Jack Stacey, accompanied by his
mother of Detroit, spent the week-
end with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sheffer are vis-
iting for a few days with friends in
Port Rowan.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Case returned
home Friday after visiting friends in
Detroit.
Laird and Harry Joynt of Toronto
visited at their home here.
,a, On Sunday evening last as an auto
party from Exeter was ' returning
from Goderich, they had a narrow
escape from serious accident a mile
south of town at the bridge. It ap-
pears that just when entering on the
bridge, a tire burst, causing the driv-
er to lose control and the car was
suddenly thrown on its side right on
the bridge enbankment to the south,
and had it not been that the roadway
had been ever so much wider at that
spot during the past summer, nothing
would have prevented the car from
going down the steep bank at the
creek. No one was seriously injured
but the party badly shook up.
DASHWOOD
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Calfas, of
Detroit, spent a few days in town last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kellerman
.lave returned from their honeymoon
and are now comfortably settled in
,:he Commercial. On Monday even-
ing they were serenaded by the
Band.
Mr. Mark Brokenshire spent Mon-
day in town.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Reid of Varna
and Miss C. Rcid of Bayfield, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Reid.
Miss Sara Reid, of Bayi+ieid spent
a few days with her cousin, Miss L.
M. Reid.
Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Hoffman and
family visited friends in London on
aunday.
Mr. J. C. Reid made a business
trip to Toronto on Tuesday.
lvtl rind .....1..;-. ,a. , ,Id Irene
and Mrs. Austin of Detroit, were
,,LLllu.ty • V1$]tu,.., wit41 iYt.. aim a..,CS.
has Guenther.
On the eve of November 12th, the
.aerirliers of the Lutheran Ladies Aid
)f this village took Rev. and Mrs,
gess by complete surprise. The door
bell rang about six o'clock and open-
ing the door the ladies and their hus-
bands Walken in with baskets, pans,
and kettles filled with good things to
eat. A long table was set and decor-
ated and all sat down to a most delis.
Ions goose supper. After supper wa.
over andthe dishes clearers away an
enjoyable social evening wan spent
till ten o'clock when a short business';
meeting was held. All went home
satisfied that everybody there had
spent a real pleasant evening.
Preparations are being made for a
skating rims which will be an advan-
tage to the town. We lope' the
people of town and, community will
•o -overate with the l oys and eel)
them along to mel,.e thio a success.
A very painful aecidnirt befell Mi,
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� r who ie nue inpeeeee a, •
the planing mill, on Wednesday,
Viecodicy, ofn n r 20th, 1939,.
when in some way his. hand: Became' presenting bliss •I ,h :s leathers club:•
lin. contact with the planer., with the bag and address,
result that fifteen stitches were Te- i
I guared to close tIp the dash„ in hissennse ehitise notice of thine!
Comntatte. s �n ^charge of hockey in
gets,„ Clinton this season that there is an
Mr; Milford Koch, and, sister Anna abundance of good material for both
Mr. Clarence Tucker frena Detroit, a Junior and ;an Intermediate. team
Miss Rose Koch from Windsor, Mr. and Lhat with {good training and co-
alnds Mrs, Elmore Thiel and family of aching �botla. ^ch,n 'male aa real showing•.
Blake, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Dale and in the t3..Ii * ':race 'this veal..
son Melvin. of Glendale, Mr. and Mrs
Russel Pitt and daughter Alma from An aeroplane flying from Stratford
'lhorndale, Mr. and. Mrs. Louis Kraft
of town, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Koch_
. ford for repairs, after which it again
Kellerman—Beaver (;. took off .for Saania.
A quiet but pretty wedding was soli
emnized at the Main St. Parsonage, K A pretty wedding took place at the •
Exeter, on Wednesday, November 12, ,Thames Road .Manse when Anna Ag -
at 8.30 a.m. when Myrtle Marie, el- I nes, only ,daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
dest daughter of Mrs. Ida Beaver of ' Geo. Jeffrey of the Thames Road was.
Usborne, was united in marriage to ; united in marriage to Harry R. Coats
Alvin J. Kellerman, son of Mrs. L. ) eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Co -
Kellerman of Dashwood. The bride • ates of Usborne.
was becomingly gowned in a blue
georgette dress and.carried a bou- Chas• 13iislrfiel3, of Logan, met
quet of roses. After the ceremony with a sever;'- rceident recently and
as a result
the happy couple left on a short trip will be laid up for several
thr-
to Kitchener, Niagara Falls and oth_ weeks. Be was the owner or a I er points. On their return they will ash.ir?g outfit and had completed thr-
eshing rare a farin, and was in the act.
of moving the separator out of the
barnwhen it got out of control and
he fell no, one. of the wheels passing
over his left arm .resulting in a conr-
poundfracture.
to Sarnia developed engine trouble>
near Exeter, and after making a land.
ing the mechanic went back to Strat-
Ireside in Dashwood.
COUNTY NEWS
The contractors liave completed
their work on the North pier, God-
erich harbor, and are making good
progress on the south pier section which soon developed into pneumonia
they have under construction. i and he rapidly .sank. Deceased was
Mr. and Mrs. Latimer Grieve and born in Chepstowe, Bruce Co., where
family, who have been conductiny a the greater part -of his life was spent
drug store at Grand Bend for the About a month ago in company with.
summer have moved to Exeter for his mother and brother, he moved to
the winter_ Seaf>orth. :He is survived by his mo -
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jowett, of thee, one sister and two brothers.
Hayfield, left last week to spend the
winter in Florida. Last Sunday evening fire destroyed.
Wm. H. Bender, of Detroit, has st-
arted to build two more large cottag-
es at Grand Bend, which still adds to ,
the summer resort. o clock. 'The alarm was given but,
One night recently William Nichol- nothing -could be saved, as the inside•
son met with a. slight accident to his of the building was all in flames. The
car near Bluevale. He left it on.. the Clinton .fire 1/r?gade answered an ap-
roadside until the next morning, and }real for ;help, but all that could be
-Chen he went to get it found that done was to keep the fire from spre-
the battery and tires had been stolen ceding to other buildings. Fortunate
The farm of John Hutchinson, on t el y there wasno wind. Mr. Weston -
Highway No. 4, just north of Exeter crried a shall insurance on the build-
Highway
been sold to Carman Cann, son
ing and also lost on the furniture.Mr
of John Cann, of Usborne, for $8500
and Mrs.E. Webb, the tenants,,.
The new owner gets possession Dec—
ember 1st., bout $800 worth spf effects on whicht
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The death occurred in Seaforth of"'
Edward T- Burns in his 29th year.He
suffered a heavy eold two weeks ago,
the brick reeidcnce on the main St..
of Hayfield, belonging to G. geston..
The fire was discovered about nine.
A new company known as the rat -air there is nn insurance,.3.ft, ;t
can Manufacturing Co., with h. F." At Wfngharn the other day Victor
Carman as man )i
ager. and bed Ward Whndat iy of .i.ucknow, was fined $25
as Superintendent is starting up bus- ,a
eases or in the alternative one
iness in Lucan. Ie is an up-to-date :;month in jail for cruelty to dumb ani -
foundry and machine shop and will
also repair farm machinery. This in-
dustry is sponsored by the Lucan
Chariiber of Commerce.
In consequence of thereceipt, of
telegraphic instructions from Justice
Logie, John Staples of Wroxeter and
mals.. The C.P.R. agent at Belgrave,
testified that Whitley brought nine
'horses to Bele eve station in a truck..
•Tway horses were down in the- thud:
and it was diffculty to tell whether•
they were dead .or alive. Witness
Alex. Clark of Walton, were. released. 'said he saw 'W:iitley and others put -
from the county jail Goderich, on. .ai:a rope around The neck of one of the
horses, the sides being taken off the
truck and the horses dropped to the
gravel three or four fet below. The
station agent ref -used.. to ship the hoe-••
bail of $5,000 each, provided, by rel-
atives and friends. They had been
in custody since the previous. Wedn-
esday when they were committed. bye
Justice Logie on charges of perjury ses without a veterinary's certificate..
They were not shipped from Belgrave•
but later from Wingham, the two.
sick animals being fenced off in a.
:sep.aa a onempartment in a box car
allegedly committed intheir eviden-
ce at the Grieves trial. Unless they
elect otherwise they will. appearfor
trial at the sessions before Judge
Lewis on December 9th..
Two Auburn young man. who had
become residents of Detre.t have re-
turned
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home and secured farms. Ciar- LOCAL MARKETS
ence Doer is- preparing to occupy the (Corrected every Wedaeada
Doer homestead purchased by auction y9'
by his .father, Henry Doer; Geo. Hail --Butter, lb. „-
am has purchased old John Mills ho -J Old. Hens„+
mestead from the Reid estate.. Chickens
On Oct. 31st, Frank Bishop, who Eggs .. 28-45+•
had been connected with the car de- : Wheat ... _ .. , _ , , .... .65e1
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