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NEWTON .— ONT.
H. C. WAGNER, Proprietor.
BORN
truemner—At Private . Patient's
Pavilion, Toronto General Hospi
lel, on Friday, June 13, to ale. and
legs!. A., .kl. Truemnier, 52 33eaeh-
view Ores,,' a. son: (Wiliam Justus-
.x"ilixe
` iauser-At 14th con. Hay Town-
, •Ship on June 5th, to Mr. and Nems!.
John( S, Hansel'', of .West. Lorna
Onek, a son. •
STANLEY TOWNShi1P.
alnd Mrs, W. L. Keys 'of Sea'-
-north Visited at the home of their
Von Art P. Keys, Babylon Line
-.teat week.
' hent Friday ;afternoon of last we-
-avec, two highly •respected residents
tf Stanley were laid to rest in
:Baird's cemetery. They being;
? b. Malcolm 1VMcNaughton and Mr;
John; Wanless. 117t'. McNaughton
ewes taken in the prime of life being
only 56; years of age'. He hale/ not
•teateojyedt he best of health for
tterae years but was able to he a-
iaund till a fern days before hirs
?death' which came as a great shock
lite his Many friends. Much ern -
t athy is felt for his bereaved wee
`dew: Mr,'Wanleee was emelt ol-
viler having passed the three :gco.•e
d ten years, he has,been a r�s•-
Itim t of Stanley all hie life void,
beg cin! a ,farm. just cast of the vil-
:lege' of Varna. About three years
it
10 len 'Mold the farm ora account 0Pi
-health end since resided in lir-.
,f fan In :,leaves to mourn his loss n
rother James of Varna, his
b na,
widow; a daughter, Mrs. Geos
Turnbull of. Seaforth, and 2 sons,
Garnie and Earl, both these men
were valued citizens of Stanley and
will be :much .>rnisased both " in, church:
and community? life.
CLARKE-e4EYS ..
'Ingleside Farm' eves the scene
of a pretty. event on June 18th,
when, Della R. youngewest daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mra J. Te Keys:wee
united in .marriage to Wm. J. Clarke
son of ?Ver. and Mrs. Launcolet
iOlarke, 'The ceremony . was per
eormed by 'Rev, J. J. Durant of
Varna, under an arch of ivy ont he
lawn The bride was given in
ni err a?'e by her`father, and her
o'eiy' attendant was her 'niece; little
Mess' Helda .Sturdy who carried a
basket of lavender sweet peas ,and
iuncleeGn was servedin
the dining-roomafter the rerem
ony, with 'Mise Anna Stephenson
and Miss Vera Rowson as as'sitapt.
The grooms gift: to the bride was
tie cheee of {silver acid to the flower
girl a gold wrist bend. Mr, and
Mrs. ,Charke Iefe on ` their honey -
Moon, trip to Niagara Fails, Ham-
iltece, Ridgeway and Buffalo, and,
on their reture will reside on the
groom's faring, "Maple .Terrace'"
Goshen' Line, Stanley. Their many
friends extend congratulation's and
wish them ae happy' and pleasant
voyage on the sea of life. • e
BAYFIELD
Many will be -pleased to kt ee
that Dr. G. Atkinson will resurree
dental practice here,. having his of
flee at his cottage and will be there
Wen,desde.ee •afternoon.
John Jewett is making extents
iVe intprovemeets to the picnic;gr
minds, :adding' tables and having
cement steps put down the hill,
erecting eaviugs,and may have a
tennis court.
Tha, citizenspreparing for
the monster Ford Picnic to he held
'here era Monday July loth. Plans
have been oc meted hyp' the com-
mittee in charge to stage one of
the greatest 'sportin - events, and
picnic ever -held. The h"ord deal
ers have given their support ;and
Aver 10,000 peope arel expected,
There passed away, after +a'
short Melees with pneumonia, one
of our well known and respected
residents in the person' of James
HoWer , c5ii ..• . 11" ^ Cl lr, ret:
the emery o'' :, a 1a o• r v i, n Da- th. x • Caste:... '
seaward evai"I., nee Si. V"o iris end 5 .
monWhs, and waa here in Ferreena
!Ireland, corning to, this country
with his : parent's 'when five years
old, and has since lived in Stanley.
Tp., and Bayfield.. His wife, wile.
was the widow of ,?as. McDoo1,`pre-
deceased "hire about three years. He.
passed the winter. atthe home of
Harold Penhale, the Funeral was
held on Wednesday: to Bayfield
cemetery.
CREDITON
.Alonzo Hodgins arrived Nome
'from the Old Country during the
past week, 'suffering from bl000d
poisoning in his right hand. •
Mrs. Swantz of. near Goderieh; is
`isiting °her mother, ' Mrs. Leah
Holtzman for a few days.
Frank Benyke, of Detroit, visit-
ed with Mr. and Mrs. War,:Wenzel)
, Chas. Fahnier left .for London;
wheee he has accepted a position.
Harold Young of London, vis-
ited friends h=ere.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Oestreicher
Tuft for Windsor and Detroit. •
Father's Day was observed in:.
the Methodist Chureh •lest Sunday.
The pastor- pa,•eached a 'story ser-
mon', ion', entitled "The Faith of ` our
1Falehletf4
Crecliton'e civic holiday held • lett
Thursday was in every way a de-
;cited 'eucc ss,. large crowdsturned.
out to the joint .Sabbath :school
'Picnic at Grand Bend, and amid
beautiful time was experienced . at
the day. was ideal.
HENSALL.
FOR SALE—A good road dart,
apply to Maid. Tf. J. Berry',
Mr. and Mrs. X. H. Little and
family' visited with' relatives in
New Hamburg.
A ear' of lumber, etc., arrived
for the erection of the,:storage tanks
of Libbey, McNeal & Libbey.
Mrs. Matt, Thompson reeelyed
the newel of the death of her fath-
er, Geo. Miller of Caron, Sask., who
died June 3rd, age 71.
The. death oceured:, here ohJune:
18th, of Thos, Simpson,: one oethe
pioneer residents of this district.
He had. been .seriously ill for about
a week. •
Mims Irene Dou late has been •act
Mg ais esu. p 1 t eaccher+.
pp y for 'room 2
it the. absence of leXiss . Ellis.
Sam Rennie. leftn r 1 .t for Detroit, *h-
ere, after a visit ho .intends 'sail
n.e on a yitet up the lakes. •
The property' orMein S
t, forte
merry occupied. by Dr. Wela
•
;net sold a's it was not bick over the nessing the ceremony;
ireserve bid; Mrs. Wen. Baghsarv, underwent
On etoadaly uiteinoon beet at St an operative last Satnrclo,y •for ex -
Pa l's Anglietn .eh rete itt 0'0' Vane moval of a cancerous growth oil
,nee Robert tomcat),. breast, . David :Richards, who ha
Oilier of Harrington • Weat, • w'a'sbeen a. long 'sufferer from genger
united' in •marriage: to Mies Phylli's4ene in 'one foot underwent, an 'op-
Y.ouzig,yohngest daughter of M. eratiozx for removal of ,the big toe:'
and Mrs. Jahn Youngvf New Com-
mercial hotel, The •ceremony.. was COUiV it 1\rEliV".r
(Performed by Rev, el. Naylor in
the presence : of the immediate re-
latives of the rontra.ctleg parties.
On Wednesday`, forenoon last
the village was much enlivenedeby
the; pateeing the.=ougix of the Li'et-
owe! Motor Hiker, !comprising of
llxr. and Mrsi, W'nz. Con'sitt and
Mis's Dolly Hagane,• of near Zurich',
*ex* recent guests at the home of
"Mr, and, Mee. '',John Consitt,. Sea. -
forth!.
some sixty motor ears covered with
One of. ,1ie;'ploneers of Huron
Robinson,
banners, The I,i'etowei Board of !County, ,inn relict ofthe
'
Coixiizaeree, and arrived. at. ten o'- late Went- Cantelan of Clinton,•pas
clock, they.' spent a, half. hourh•ere 'sed away at Toronto on June
and drew up to the Town lealreeeba 16th, aged 94 years, .3 . anonths and.
ere a large gathering a"s'se r bled 4 dayie. •
to meet them, an addreas by Reeve
There died on :Tueeday, June'17,
Owen Geiger, ire which he ,warinly after a lingering illness at her
welcomed their visit in Hensel' and home, Margaret `Leslie,beloved
gave them the freedom to speak,wife of Janes Watson,Q,f Seaforth,
see WO born hl Clinton, Dec. 17th,
�** 1864, daughter of the. late John,
EXETER Leslie of :Clinton.' In October 1887
she ways married to James . Watson!,
her bereft husband with their fa a-•
Mr. and Mrs. Enos' Down of ily of one •Ison and two daughters.
North Dakota, spent a few, days ,Sanford Parker `Lovie; aged 19
int own last week, Mr. Down wa's is'on, of Mr. and Mis. Wpi. Lovie,
born in Stephen Tp., where he Stephen Tp. about 'a mile frond
spent his • early days,
Mr. and Mrs. David 'Mack ann
ounce the marriage of their -daugh-1
•
ter, Alma Agnesto xelbert A. Davis *144444"4"14++++++"+++++++++""++++44+44+++444
the marriage to take place in July`. 'eeee
• After •a lingering illness, t.tha� . 4'
death of Mrs,'John o Dignan too!' Machlnery
plea e at }at>r bonne on AndrewAndrew'st.'�
Wednesday June 18th. The dee-' t
eased was rdhe . victim of internal
cancer from which eche suffered a. ` +
•
great deal. She was beet, in Hay
Township in 1655, her maiden name
being: Ruth Redmond,' On her near` 4
riage to: John, E. Dignan, her now
bereaved husband.
The Ford car owned by Wm.
Abbott and driven by Louis Cor-
nish was :badly damaged by run-
hing .leto the ditch on :Carling St.
The death of Miss Mabel Gertr-
ude Parkinson,beloved daughter"of"
.Mr. and 'Mrs. Davide Parkinson, at
her home on June 15th; was an ev
ent of deep. regret to her friends:.
Her death 'came after a short ill-
ness of only "a week's duration, and
she wars 36 years old. E
A quiet wedding took place at
the Methodist parsonage, Granton,
by Rev. J. E. Bunter, on Thursday,
June 12, at 2.30 o'clock, when Mr.
Ronald F. Witwer was united in
marriage to Mrs's G, oijina Frances
Taylor, both' of ' orth. The
young couple ' tended Mr.
Czar Harness . eiritOft nter wit
'Their sday, June 24th,
Grand Bend died on Friday last, o a
the re�1ultin:Melee received `a't
the erne oe` , oho Gill, a leer hihq
'While' alepistieg in gra°icing^:a ' uit 1i' ',.
,leg which had been, etaised on Peke
when. .gine 'ave..away;-and pinned
the young man beneath the ;sill,'x.e-`
ceiving internal injuries which re -
'suited in his death:. '
Berl Cole; Clinton, had a bad'
accident tthe other day, which map
result seriouise he was .fixing the,
roof of E, .A restrong''s house and"
in reaching over for la piece or
tint, lost hies balance and fell fro*, _
the ladder, ise`verely injuripg hitl-
back,
Slectio'n men who are engaged' .
in releying.the C.N.R. track Proms,
London, to the 'Clinton junction.
with heavier rails!, are neariegOagee
traria.
James Harris, one of the pion-.
eers .of Usborne Tp. passed lawa `
at his ; honee . last week, •.;aged 75 `.
years.
Geo. MacIllwain(, a well-knee:et
farmer of Goderieh Tp., was foundt
,dead the other don, he was. ;sortae 45.
'years of" cage, and left the -Place! to
drive sozne cattle to pasture and
veleenl he did not return, esearch walla,
made and he was found lying on,
the'ground) the canoe Qf death be.:.
ing, heartfailure,
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1 Wagon 1 DeLaval . Cream Separator' '.ere:
1 Bissell Disc Harrow ! 1 Peter Hamilton Culleva¢o>r
1 riding plow2 Fleury Walking p'1or*r �a,,.
1 tractor plow at $110.00
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Above, Replica of Small mouth bass for
competition at French River. Left, The Nipl-
pon trophy. Right, Musky for Lake of the Woods.,
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hese three .handsome tro. hies of unusual and r
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The tropines have been prepared from exact,. . •
s : .moulds made - of �exci�" "tiona
medal: as a base underneath a dull silver finish,iti have specimens 01They
qui!,with'width.
advantage on a black oak panel. #arthi~ui and lifelike facsimiles resulted. '"i'iigy ate displayed
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the Campp � )fail!! ,nottth bass has been reproduced; ,
h at N'i. igon is a replica of 6 _.. ouirD Gap while the fro h -
3� P d,specltled trout. A feature of the Devil's C3as. (Lake �of
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