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IocnL NEWS
Misses Cecilia and Charlotte
'rwell left for Detroit.
&Teas Katie Stroeder of Kitchener
'"sited with her brother, Rev. Fr.
Stededer,
Mr. Ward. Fritz in in Windsor
"ten :business.
Mr. Ted Wagner of the Water-
i%College, is spending his vac -
ion at his home here.
Mr. Peter Ravelle is .installing
lent '•electric refridgerator, to be us-
'ea.
s-
e 1 in his ice cream business.
Mr. John Kipper Ps nursing a
hared hand which he received, by
e piece of iron re -bounding and
-*ening Mr: Kipper on the hand;.
Ir. Jerorizmette is .assisting Mr.
' r,.tpper with his blacksmith work
CREDITON
leev. Lorne W. Brow left last
''eetek for Toronto, and thence to
Ntareard, Conn. to begin hie work
.,we the assigned field of endeavor.-
Me
ndeavor:Ott gave an interesting address at
'4b League, telling of his minist-
•el experiences at Cresta Butte
: i., in the heart of the Rocky'Mo-
atrrttain's during the vacation last
esettettener. He also preached very
ente.-eptably to a full house last
eeuaday evening.
.Mrs. W. Y. Dreier, • Canada br'--
ends officer and Mrs. 3. H. .T`lol-
Ltltat n ae:egates of the to al society
w t.teaded the annual conference at
Vilenera last week, which lasted for
levee day's.
1!!ie members of the Friendly Bi-
il,"1a3
Class of the Evang. church
mei at the home of Mra. Fred Wu -
on Tuesday eve last tor a so -
eta'. time. Mrs. Wuerth, who had
a faithful member is now un-
eater the doctor's care and unable
AD attend,
STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
Mr, and Mrs: W. H. Stogdill of
'Salton are visitin,g at the hone of
:the latter% parents, i!Ir. and Mrs,
'Deo. Dowson,
'N,MPBELL-McKENZ1E
! quiet wedding took place on
lielhursday June 10th at the manse
i' aderich when Miss Jean McKen-
^sic", daughter of Mrs. Mary McKen-
e Meech -wood farm,) Goderich
wasunited in marriage toMr.
'alin Campbell of Stanley. The
ateremony was performed by Rev.
ilk. Jefferson, of Goderich,. Af-
410' the ceremony the bride . .and
- yearn left by motor for London
'Niagara Falls and Toronto. On
their return they will 'reside :on the
greum's farm, Bronson Line, St-
tey. These young people are
'prominent in social and churchlcir-
-setts and are highly esteemed by
Mil 'who enjoy their acquaintance,
erefore it is with pleasure that
wee -extend congratulations, and.
'iaat wishes for k1; long and happy
trried life,
Mr. and Mrs. W, J. Dowson and,
-Mr. and Mr's. Ed.. Boyce spent a
tple of days last week in Lon -
vase, the guests of ?1r. and Mrs.
.Ja4 Boyce.
Miss Margaret Tough of the
'Itteareaten Line, Spent Sunday with
liter friend Miss Vera Dowson.'
Mrs. 2 Smith of Zurieh, is ,sp-
doing a flew days visiting they
on, Mr; Herb Smith,
:Do not forget the servieele in
14110 0Oi hen church commencing on
w'Ini to 16th, Corrie and hear Mtn.
itl`;prd Keys of California.
Dashwood
I►'lrs. D, l3etchen of _London 'sp-.
.4# 4i few dayrs irs town:last wee
eetke
lr.and Mrs C.
F. Vile spent
leillinfadtty in London;
Mr. and Mrs. P. Kraft, Mr, Ede
Kraft and Mr. C. Stade at-
e/tended the ictnerai of the late Err.
Weitzel at Tavistock last week.
Mr. Leo Eveland of Detroit is
iaiting at his home here..
Miss Levada Hartleib visited in
Clinton one day last week.
Rev. and Mrs. F. B. Meyer at-
tended the convention held atEl-
mira last week.
Mi'3s Myrtle Beaver spent San-
day at her home near Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Winters and deur
gbier and Miss Tillie Zimmer of
Detroit, spent the_ week -end with
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Zimmer. .
Mr. and Mics. May of Kitchener
spent the week -end with Mr. and
Mrs S. Oestreicher.
Miss Myrta Hoffman of •Kitch-
ener spent Sunday with her par-
ents.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Edighoffer
and Mrs Jane Guenther of Mitchell
,spntet Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
E. R. Guenther,
Mrs, Milford Metsaac of Detroit
'spent the week -end with Mr„ and
MMre. P. McIsaac.
Mr, and Mrs. Herman Eidt and
family of Ingereo11, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. 0, Stade.
Mr. Mervyn Tiernau spent Sun-
day and Monday in New Ham„
burg.
Mr. and Mrs. DePfaff of Sarnia
visited in town over Sunday..
Mr, and Mrs. R. Stade of Zurich
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mess
C. Stade,
, Mrs. Magwood of Sarnia visited
her mother, Mrs.. Henry Bender
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stade and
son spent the week -end in St.
Thomas,
Rev. Bruer spent Sunday in
London.
Mr. Arthur Koe'ssel of Lansing,
!•spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra,
C. F. P.'ile,
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Miller have
returned after 'spending several
weeks in Windhorst, Sask.
Mr. C. W, Steinhagen returned to
Woodstock on Tuesday, after sp-
ending her :eacatton at hie hone-.
here
Children's Day is bineg held in
the Evangelical church on Sunday
evening, - A pageantentitled "His
Wonderous works is being given
by the young people.
Mr. Ira Tiernan is spending a
few dfays at his home here, bee
fore leaving for Lucknow.
Mr. Harry Hoffman hes taker
a position with Mr. F. Mcisaac in
the telephone office.
HENSALL
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Helen ,and Jean Elder visited.•a't
their home here.
Margaret Buohana,n •R,N. is here
from the States: ,sPeuding a few
days at' the ironi,e of ;her; father,
Alex, Buchanan.
Wm, Pepper of Ruckerrsmith Tp,
and J. Traquair took ,a aT,s1aipuient
of !three ears of live Istock to Tozer
•onto, •
Dr. A. Mtoir iia now `nicely 'set-,
fled in his nesv home on the Lon-
don Rd. south 'of the ; village and
ha's a neat residenee 'with modern
conveniences.
Sorry that Mrs. Alex, Sparks
continues ill.
',,iris, G. E, McIntyre'of Detroit,
its . s isiting her mother, .Mrs, Jas.
Spark's.
t Hugh McDonald of Till'sonburg,
vistiing relatives here
The other day, while Jas: Me -
Allister, of the Parr Line, and Mrs
Wm. McAlliister, -while motoring
near Exeter were making a turn
on the road, they, ware run into be
a heavy car going rapidly, with
the effect of overturning their.
car and damaging it very badly.
Mrs. R. Patterson of the private
hospital left on Tuesday (for an
extended trip for ,a few months,
as she will ,visit relatives in Man-
itoba, Werssstern ;States and Van-
couver,
Mr. and Mr+a. J. R. Simlpson cleft
to visit friends in the West, and
will also go to the coast.
Plealsed to sea J. W. Skinner,who
has been seriously ill for a few
weeks, is now axile to be \out a-
gain.
Mrs. Ed..Tylaor of Fillmore, Sask
irs
visiting her ;sisters Mr's, J. Mur-
dockk, and Mr's. J. Dinsdale,
The marriage of Thos Wren to
Beatrice Petty, eldest da.n hter of
Mr. and Mrs. L. Petty, Hay TO
took place at the rectory on June
5th, Rev. Noaryi officiating, after
a short honeymoon trip they will
return to Hensall,
Wm. Gram of Lansing, Mich.,and
brother Percy an wife of the 'sant.e
city visited their parents, Mr. and
MMrs. Geo Grano, ,they were also
accompanied by their ;sister Ada
Gram, of Detroit, '
'Wh'at night have'Been a worse
accident happened to.. -.Geo. Petty
Wni. Consitt, Robt. Higgins, Louis
Clark and Wm,. Pfaff the other ev-
ening while returning from a me-
eting in Clinton. being run ito by
another ear which crowded them;
off the road, turning the Petty
;car over in the ditch, while the ot-
her car went right on, which is a
bad offence of the law.
Mr. and'Mee.'3'. C. Reid and Mr.
and Mrs E.. Nadiger spent a :few
days 'in Pt. Elgin.
Mr, and Mrs, Andrew 'Musser of
London, attended the funeral of
the late Mrs. D. Truensner on Sun-
day, •
Mr. and Mrs,. 0. Steinhagen
ited in Parkhill on Sunday.
Mra. Otto Holtshouser of Pitts-
burg is visiting with Mr. !and Mrs.
F. 0. Wilds,
DEATH OF MRS. DANIEL
TRUEMN ER
The community was shocked on
Thursday morning June' 10th when
it was learned: that Mrs. Daniel
Trireme, rltadr, passed awayi ,quite
suddenly 'while working in thegar-
den, cause of death being heart. --
failure. She leaves her `bereay ed
husband and one son, Fred Quack
enbuah to mourn her loss, also one
brother Sol Shrader of Hay To.
and three 'sisters Mre, A. Musser
of London; Mra. J. K. Ehlers and
Mrs. S. Zimmerman of Zurich, to
mourn her loss, The late Mrs.
Trnen'nei- had reached the age of
of 54 years, 8 months and 13 days
The funeral wee held on Sunday
afternoon to the Rrotisan L`ine.eente
etery and was largely attended,
.Rev. F. B. Meyer officiating.
Born—Musser—At Dr, T;aylo,t'e hos-
pital on Saturday, Jatne 12th, to.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, ,Messier, a son,
M'arried—TTaycoek .... Grigg —. tit
London, on June 12th, Alice
()Hee of Dashwood :Clrra.lee
Haycock of London,
EXETER
W. G. Medd left Thursday for
Montreal to attend the Generali
Conference of the .United Church.
Hon. Jas. Gardiner, Premier of
Sask„ visited his parents at Oirlt
ton the past ,week, but left for Ot-
tawa.
A new flbror is being laid, on'the
bridge crossing the river.
Dr. T. Allen Sweet, a grandson
of F. Gill won the gold medal in
his final year at Toronto Univet+,-
hsity in a class of 193.
tyre, Blyth.
Mra. Eiiaabeth Rohde, of Hent-
aail, has purchased the property'
of the late Rich'd Crocker and in-
tends to move to Exeter to ';the,
fall.
Edwin Clarke ;of cChicago ar-
rived here and will ;pend the euen-
reer,,with, his grandparents, Mr: and
Mrd Thos. Clarke.
W. W Rice and family left for
Wyoming where .they will dive in
future. For two yeas., Mr,<, Rice
had charge of the Libby, McNeil
and Libby pickle plants at Exeter
and Her,rsall.
Wm, Ward hats been seriously
ill at hie home with a bad attack
of flu.
'Thoss. Ellerington, son of Mr.and
MMrs. Fred Elleringtorl, who has
been So seriously ill With pneu-
monia is improved.
Mrs. W. F. Towne of. Toronto
was called here owing to the leer-
ious illness of Mn, MacKenzie at
the home of Thos Fisher. .
•Mrs. Frank 'Triebner, Jr., at-
tended the funeral of a relative at
Saginaw, Mich.
Robt. Whaley, Mrs. L. Switzer
and Fay Cooper of San Francisco,
visited Thos. Biseett, -.,,,
An interesting wedding was soi-
entnized at the James St. Parson-
age on May ,22nd When Ethel. M.
I ouldne, Youngest' daughter of
Mr,. and Mrs. T. Houlden was Un-
ited in ntarriage, to Elmer G, ReOd-
er, of Centralia. Rev. Sheppard
officiated. '
A' large !deer has been !seen run
ning . at large in the community,
Chas. God:bolt .while working in a
tielcs on his fare, near town was
surprised to see the ad'inial come
into the field in which he wast
working, on being startled it .start-
ed off clearing the fences, a deer
was 'a Isla seen by sev,Iral le Stephen
also one in West McGillivray, wh-
ich is
h-ichrs likely the sante one.
cowry NEws
John Turner, Stanley, who un-
derwent an alteration .in Goderich
Hospital was removed 'to his hotiie
A. baseball and !softball tottrtr
ane
nt isb;"nheld at Ii`
t
n on
'Wednesday afternoon,
:June 16th,,
Baseball 'hf^tween Crediton, Bound
srry, Thames led. and <irkton, $60
$jr)' prize
Dr. and Mrs. Kay of Laipee'r:
Mis1a.., ;w•ell 'known in Clinton, were
victims,of a motor accident the et-
her day near Clinton which result-
ed in +snu Shing their car to •spill-
tens, and in their •elscape with What
appears slight injuries.
Harvey, the 12 -year -=old !son of
John •Webb, sustained a broken
arm when he e'nllided With an at to -
mobile.
At the County Council 'fleeting
held at God•erich, Wm. Coates of
U'sborney Chas. McDonald of Lien -
sail and Mr. Stewart of Ashfield,
were appointed county valuators.
They are to make, a valuation for
assessment purposes and to report
to the Co. Council in December.The
proposal to pave the highway
from: Goderich 'to Clinton was vo-
ted down, but owing to the poor
quality o fgravel at the west end,
the road will be paved 5 mtilels east
of Goderich,
At 'a Meeting of the board'of
management of the 'Clinton Pub-
lic Hospital held recently avery
pleasant 'surprise was !spriung up-
on them by the presentation to the
hospital of the best `X -Ray machine
obtainable, the doper being John
E. Howsson of Vancouver, , who
made the donation,
Ceci ,Walker of Stephen Tp.
has a, rock hon that prefers to rear �I
her young with , the fowl of the
air and for three years ;she has
made a nest in the Ib1aneiies :of a
tree that overshadows the house,
about 30 feet from the .gronnd.This
year she laid eight eggs in the
nest and brought forth eight little
chick, after bringing forth her
young the old hen bundled them
out of the neat and they fell un-
hurt into the grass below.
There died on the 2nd con., of
Tuckersmith,. jujst east of Hensall
a well known resident of the dis-
trict in 'the person of Mrs. S, Dil-
ling. She was stricken with
Pneumonia and passed away oar
June 4th, Her maiden name was
Mary Kestle and she was born at
Sharon, Stephen Tp. 67 years ago,
being the eldest daughter of the
late Chas. and Mrs. Kestle. She
lived in Stephen till she married
41 years ago, ehrn lived in Exeter,
and Seaforth, then on the farm
she died.
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7th, 1920.
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aces of business every Wednes-
day afternoon beginning June j
2nd and ending 'Sept. 29th, both
datels inclusive;
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Stage leave Zurich ,.. 7.00 a.m,
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North, Hensel' _._ ,., 10,30. a.m.
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AFTERNOON
South, Kippen .., ... ...4.40 p,m.
South, Hensall -.. ,-, -.- 4.50p.m.
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Stage leave Zurich ......3.00 p.rn.
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