Zurich Herald, 1926-02-04, Page 4F
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Viett- horde of Mr, 'ami. Mrs, .'aaei
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Line north. is \ isiti:lg
to41 `t' 3S vicinity.
111': H. Walters aril -.e elvei
•sdtinetled the funnelo ,6h:: for-
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:7mer"s father at Tavistock.
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friends
DASBWDDD
Mr. Geo, Hy, Pale left for Pig-
eon, Mich,., to !attezad the funeral
of the late Mrs. Christ,; Pfiie.
Mrs. Mel\ -in Guenther amid dau-
ghter returned to VVincisor after
spneding the past month withiMr.
and Mrs. ;Chats. Guenther,
Mists Ferrol Hartl,'ib left on.
Saturday for London where* she
has accepted a position with the
Bell Telephone Company.
Mrs, B. Sta.eay is visiting in
ekltiOs Finlay who spent. several 10e'n!trali;t.
*eke al the home of 111'r. and Mrs Mr. Melvin Guenther of Wind-
Neil. Finlay returned home last sor spent .a 'fete days at hie home
reeeelc, t here.
Mr. and Mrs, Sam Hey' spent4 Mr. E. Beaver has resigned hila
1inday at the hone' of Mr. andl position ac clerk with J. 0. Reid
Mfrs. Beown, 'south of. enrich. & Ook,
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Montreal has a complete organization, with
headquarters at Toronto, specially organized to
give careful attention and prompt service to bank-
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anking requirements of the people of this Province.
There are 249 branches of the Bank of Montreal in this
Province, the offices being located at every important center
in Old and New Ontario.
Behind this Provincial Organization are the resources of a
nation-wide Institution, having a combined Capital and Re-
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750,000,000.
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Mr. and Mrs'. David Saheell .of
Aberdeen, Sash., 'spent t>; Mee
days last week ,•i'sitine at • the
home of Mr ll tyter,
Mrs, R. Sf.peliena:a.n. Sr., who is
s'tay'ing with, her son James, has
been cor,tined to her bed for the
past week, on, account_ of illness,
but we :hope she will 'soon be en-
joying her u'seet1 ;hr;iittier ,
Mrs. A. Reid of Pam Line inten
ds leaving this weelc to,, visit her
son and daughters at Eliot, Mieh.
Mr. an, l Mrs' J. 'P;. Keys and Miss
Hogg, Mr, and Mrs, W.J D6Ws.ln
end Veva spent last •Wednrisda'y`
e ;•ening ••at the hour . of Will Clark.'
' The Social which was, to' have
leen; held last Friday z: eveningrat
the home. of Mr. Nelsom,Key's°'teas
'nOStponadon acebiint ;o,f , the
stores ,and will be held on Tuesday
ev eof this week,
A. Box Socila will be ..ed•d ; in,
the town hl laVarna on Tuesday,
Feb. 9th. a' good musical program
will be given after which the boxes
will be solei by auctioneer Geo,
Elloitt.
charge of the .Dominion Store here
here for sonte time has resigned
and taken a position a's dry -goods
clerk with Jones & May.
On. Saturday last a number of
Western horses were briaught 'to
Exeter from St. Marys', the wear•
ther was cold aaald''stormy and the
trap was rough. The animas are
attrectitag much attention.
The Dominion stares, which have
operated in Exeter for several ye-
ars, have closed tip. Several men
were hare and packed the stock
shipping it to Stratford,.
The many, friends of Mrs. A,J.
Ford of the London Rd, north, will
regret to know that she is serio-
usly ill with heart trouble.
HENSALL.
J. McDonald and sister, arrived
home after their visit hire- New
York.
Wm.Wright, of neat -Medicine
Hat Sask., 'spent the Week -end
here with his friends Mr. and Mrs.
D. W. Foss.
Mie E. Durst of 'Honteeville was
a 'visitor 'welt friends in town' o'
er Sunday last,
The. Hensall Hockey team en-
joyed an oyster 'supper at Jack-
son's restaurant tha other evening.
The feed was put up by the Prn -
ident of the Club; W. A. Mc-
Laren;.
Mrs. J. L. Meek of BShakeepeare
isited Mende here.
Fred 13engough who has been
s'ery ill, is improving{. 4
The many friends of .Mrs. Thal.
Peart are sorry to learn' thatshe
is i11.
Mrs, J. IV S'-i'ner reeturnel horn
London Hospital where 'she was
taking treatments from antirin tr-
rouble, brought on from having
teeth extracted. :
Bills are out announcing a Box
Social under the auspices of , the
'Young Peoples Leagues: on Feb
16th. A good program -is being
prepared and prizeg iven for the
best box.
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COUNTY NEWS
The town of Clinton is consid-
ering holding a fall fair 'Install.
Mr, Justice Logie is presiding
.at the Winter sitting of the Sup-
reme Court of Ontario for Huron
county, opening , ou Tuesday of
this week. There are four civil
easels ion the list and three. crim-
inal case's. In the latter Thornton
Baker of Exeter is charged with
subornation of perjury, and An-
drew Easton, and Artie Delve, also
pf Exeter, with perjury, the char-
ges arising out of a prosecution
under the O,T.A,
Thorns Meyers and daughter,
Grace of Zurich, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Emerson Smith, of Kip -
pee during the past week.
The annual meeting of. the Bay
field Agricultural Society was held
in the Town Hall on the afternoon
of Jan. 20th. ' The financial report
showed the affairs of the Society
in excellent shape, there being a
balance of $520.57 on hand. The
officers and directol+s appointedfor
the ensuing year are as follows;
President, John McClure; est viae
Wm. J. Stinson; 2nd vice W. .
Talbot; secretary A. E. Erwin; tr-
y,gsur^i F. A. Edwards; auditors,
John Falconer and John Cameron.
Directors, W. Stewart_ W. Sparks,
R Penhale, R. McMurray, S. House
ton. J. A. Ferguson, 'C. H. Wise,
T. M. Snowden, J, Bothwell, E. Fos-
ter, T.M Woods, J .W;: Reid, T.
t;f,ownett, Fred Middleton. The
dates set for the Fall Fair are Sept
28th and 29th.
IT '1.wish to inform the
The cirsu's given in the Towwn
hall the other evening which dem-
onstrated well trained lite e pony
birds, dog, etc. created:At*
thusiasr with the yonaig people,
,Mrs. Cboz. Blackwell Hay Tp
was te•lren to a London hsopital
to undergo an •operatino for ap-
pendicitis. Sher is getting along
fine however.
Ethel Murdock has ''.fetm'ned
from Lonfri nohwere •etie' t'i'sit?d
with friends.
ler. R. Dougall was a few time's
to London raking down patients.
Mrs. Nelson Berry •ha:s,returned
to her home in. Windsor,,,after a
pleasant i-i'sit with relatiyevs here.
The wedding of N e11e Petty,
daughter of Mr. anciAtrs .Lodes
Petty, of Hay, to Ohhs..Gi'eerl,,
'took place on Saturdey .. The yo-
ung couple will reside .on the
i groom's fine £carol, he purchased in
Hibbert, Tp.•
Mure M riff --.Lee, or 'Salt -not City
Idaho, acconi,p'lnie:l by a friend
spent a few rices here his for -
11.P.1' home and his many friends
are glad to see him When liv-
ing het'' was known as one of'the
best athletes, especially Iii' skating
and swimming.. , .
EXETER .:..., . .
The ninny friends' ,of Dorothy
Knntz are Feed to sive her able
to be around.
:red Sims, whe has spent sev-
eral week's at his honfl•
for Vancouver, B. 0. •
Edna Cochrane, of 'I illegeeen
spent the week -end with Muriel
Luker,
Mrs. R. G. Reid of Varna, vis-
ited for a time with. Mrs, eleni
Snell.
Jack Elliott is suffering with
blood poison in his hand`• •'lie ..re-
stal.t of Having struck lie `thumb
with. ah rammer,
A, E, Pulte returned ht 4,» front
London Hospital where ho unci-
e c•nt an operation for the, re'tia.
oval sof one of his eyes,
Mrs, II. Mckenzie. has returned:
to her hoe is `'t Paul.'Minie..after
visiting for Isevera.l weeks set e. the
hon'., of Jas, ' illi's, in Steta'aflri:e
,Mists Ella Link has aceepteclea
rosition as milliner withethe Mee
Ta-vis'h istore at Seafol fill;.her 'def-
ies to commence with to 'bpeiiing
of the millinery season.'
- A number of friends of W. Ht.
fetlring uhl .rl a wood • hey ,in`tb'
the bosh and cut hiis next Year'a
wood" supply, 1:,.
The Exeter So Ml Clcil> tri icla
was convicted of ops• tiing'r. ec'oli
•m Exeter, a•
roc in. � tel,, ha;s reilrg'.�nl,v,yd,
and its now operating op a steretly`'
nte,nnbersblip basis., Instead"of bee'
ing to pay for games es the anelnbertq
are required "to pay a fete of one
dollar a m.ontii.,
Victor Snell of,the London Rd.
south, has taken; over the Ford ag-
en.r.y ;it Luras and Parkhill and
hat; already assumed hie rtew +~lift-•
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MORNING
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South, Hensail .. -. 8,32' atm'.
South, Exeter ... _ . ....8.47 a.irz.
Stage leave Zurich ... 7.00 a.m..
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North, Hansen .. 10.30. ELM,
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North, Hensall . .. 8.18. p.m.
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He had a job with a big Transport
Company, driving a team and han'-
dlingbig cases in all kinds of weathr,
er. lila mother was a widow andl
there were .five -to be fed.. '"I made,
$17.50 ai',yveek and a bonus of OA*
month for extra loads. I used to get
wet through' but if I didn't stick ilt
didn't "Onae da, 1 ell us.
oifl my load an,
tlhe�+ said I had tainted, and the load,
said my chest was weak. .I had to go
to work in the morning wheif me
edit wouldn't be dry. A few weeks
triore.of work and 1 got another spelt
and --they sent me up here."
In the Muskoka Hospital tot Coh-
tluYnptives, Herb is finding rest, care
and good food beyond anything he
ever experienced. The Doctors and
Nurses like this quiet, helpful chap,'
and have hones that health and
strenth win conte back to hitt be-
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