Tas Examiner Barrie Dec 5 1901 Local News Briefs
John Maley and family spent Sunday with A Dyer in Barrie. H Brown and Mrs attended New Lowell visit. Mrs Bishop of Grenfel visited her mother Mrs Hubert. Mrs Lemuel Siggley broke her wrist last week. Bertha Allan had appendicitis operation Sunday. W Webb and Mrs Webb of Allandale visited Geo Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Maley
Barrie
A. Dyer
H. Brown
New Lowell
Bishop of
Grenfel
Hubbert
Lemuel Siigley
Dalston Notes on Weather Socials and Illness
Dalston December notes report a warmer spell after intense cold last week. Local youth attended a Thanksgiving social in Midhurst and enjoyed a fine time. Obituary for Mrs J Wreggit, former Oro resident, with family condolences. Local residents visiting relatives during the Thanksgiving holiday and several illnesses including diphtheria and typhoid fever are noted with hopeful recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midhurst
H. Caldwell
No. 7
Janet Wilson
Oro
J. Wreggit
A. C. Burgess
Wm. Burgess
Beaverton
Hugh McCuaig
Ida Bonney
A.H. Bonney
E. Newton Jory
Ww. Burkholder
Hart
A. Key
P. Ferguson
Local social notes and events at Barrie area
Dec 2 visiting relatives and guests from Dundas Dalston Barrie and Toronto. Thanksgiving fêtes at Holly and nearby towns with a crowded hall. YCE and Ladies' Aid meet. prize handling and sleighing enhance the evening. Proceeds near 40 dollars to add books to the Sabbath School library amid a busy social week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
James Chegnin
Dundas
E. Jennings
Dalston
Walter Black
R. D. Orck
Toronto
B. Spence
Barrie
Jas. Grey
M. Lougheed
Holly
Mary Ferguson
C. E
M. Ferguson
Dulston
Crown Hill
Minesing
Anton Mills
Markham
Andrew's Church Honors Mrs with Ten Dollar Gift
Andrew's Church held a recognition service on Wednesday evening. James Johinson presented Mrs. with a gift of ten dollars for long and faithful services to the church. A. Ross arrived home from Manitoba on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew's Church
James Johinson
Ifef
A. Ross
Manitoba
Tue Materials User in Tue D. & L. EMvision Ad
Tue D. and L. EMvision materials touted as finest in the market. Claim big benefits for wasting diseases weight loss and appetite loss. Davis and Lawrence Co. Ltd. listed as manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emvision
Davis & Lawrence Co., Ltd
Visitors and local tradesmen in Barrie area notes
Novembers end gatherings include Miss Knight visiting Miss Stella Stanley and Robert Brown visiting his daughter Mrs Alf Carscadden in Midland. Henry Day buys Duncan Livingstone’s Barrie blacksmith shop and plans skilled replacement. Lizzie Muir Bella Brown Thanksgiving visits. Florence Dunsmore visiting Stouffville. Mrs Todd and Hazel of Toronto visiting locals. Guthrie church christening noted. John Campbell’s sawmill engine accident causes 50 to 60 dollars damage with no injuries. restoration work to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss. Knight
Stella Stanley
Robert Brown
Midland
Alf. Carscadden
Enry Day
Duncan Livingstone
Barrie
Lizzie Muir
Bella Brown
Orillia
Florence Dunsmore
Stouffville
Todd
Hazel
Toronto
Guthrie Church
John Campbell
Campbell
Do you like to hear it. If not take Scott's Emulsion
An old patent medicine line urges readers to try Scott's Emulsion to restore fullness to sunken eyes hollow cheeks and thin hands promising improved health and appearance. The casual sales pitch targets those worried about wasting away.
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Scott
Phelpston Social Notes Reach Toronto and Manitoba Talks
Miss Minnie Pratt returns from Toronto to visit family. Mrs Snider of Fergusonvale visits locals. Miss Annie Spring of Allenwood visits her sister Mrs Branby. Geo Snider returns from Manitoba with praise for the province. Mrs J H Hall visits parents at Apto. A large ton of dressed poultry ships from New Jersey. Jas Shepard ships hogs to Collingwood. Mr and Mrs H Lyons attend a Toronto funeral. Mr and Mrs W Shine leave today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Pratt
Toronto
A. H. Dewdney
Snider
Fergusonvale
Annie Spring
Allenwood
T. Branby
Geo. Snider
Manitoba
J. H. Hall
Scott's Emulsion promotes rebuilt health in ad copy
An old advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as repairing the body from worry and illness. It claims the medicine strengthens thin blood and weak lungs, firms bones, and restores vitality with top quality ingredients. The ad invites readers to request a free sample and notes the product wrapper bears the trademark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Toronto
Orillia Move and Local News Roundup
Residents report neighbors selling farms to T Hayes of Apwo for a move to Orillia. G T R yard improvements include gravel along the track for wood loading. D Buckley traveled to Penetang. George Wice bought a Jersey heifer from Elmvale's Mr Copeland. Fred Archer of Toronto visits family and handles business. Mrs Jas McKeown returns from Penetang and Elmvale. W A Platt furnishes the RC church with gasoline lamps. Car traffic increases while wood loading rises. Rev M J Gearin buys Kill Fire extinguisher as fire precaution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orillia
T. Hayes
Apwo
G.T. R
D. Buckley
Penetang
George Wice
Copeland
Elmvale
Fred. Archer
Toronto
Jas. McKeown
W. A. Platt
R. C
M. J. Gearin
Local notes and social updates from the harbor town
December reports show cattle shipments and a busy rail day with over a dozen freight trains. Weddings and visits occur among Miss Grose's Owen Sound relatives and residents return from the Harvesters excursion in the North West. Attendance at Harvard McCullough's funeral is noted along with local social calls and Thanksgiving events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Clark
Toronto
Funeral procession for Harvard McCullough at Stroud cemetery
Harvard McCullough, 27, is mourned after his death casting gloom on the community. A funeral accompanied his remains to Stroud cemetery yesterday. A devoted, quiet man who never wronged others, he left a void for grieving parents and a betrothed from the Pacific coast seeking comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard McCullough
Stroud Cemetery
Harvard
Pacific Shore
Note to buy Genuine Davis & Lawrence Menthol Plaster
A note urges leaving home to purchase Tne-D. & L. Menthol Plaster guaranteed to cure backache headache and stitches. Avoid substitutes and insist on the genuine made by Davis & Lawrence Co. Ltd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne-D. & L
Davis & Lawrence Co., Ltd
Craigvale Notices and Local Death Report
R G McCraw and Wm Black attended the funeral in Toronto for Mr Bargher last week. Mr and Mrs Haines visited Mrs J Reynolds last week. Fred McCraw visited his parents last week. J Ripley left for Ivy to spend the winter. Victor Mulholland died Thursday and is mourned locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. McCraw
Wm. Black
Mr. Bargher
Toronto
Mrs. Haines
J. Reynolds
Fred McCraw
J. Ripley
Ivy
Victor Mulholland
Rheumatic Cure Recovers Mrs Dairmaid in Ontario
Mrs. Jacob Dairmaid of Black River Bridge Prince Edward County Ontario endured year and a half of severe rheumatic pain in both legs. Two doctors failed to help until Dr Hall's Rheumatic Cure combined with Climax Iron Tonic Pills brought a permanent recovery. The treatment costs 50 cents per ten day bottle and is sold at drug stores or The Dr Hall Medicine Co Kingston Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Dairmaid
Black River Bridge
Prince Edward County
Ont
Hall
Dr. Hall Medicine Co
Kingston
Funeral for H McCullough Follows Four Weeks Illness
The bereaved family receives community sympathy as H McCullough funeral occurs after a four week kidney illness. He was a favorite, son of W C W McCullough and grandson of the late Totton of Tottenham. Floral tributes noted and he was a consistent Methodist. Also mentions H 8 Reynolds making 100 four shoes and local Pain Killer ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. McCookey
W. C. W. McCullough
Mr. Totton
Tottenham
Reynolds
Stroud
Christmas Ladies Home Journal issue sets record in quality
The Christmas Ladies' Home Journal becomes the largest number issued to date with a strong holiday theme. It opens with The People do Help Santa Claus and features unusually strong departments, presenting a magazine full of Christmas spirit.
Climax Tron Tonic Pills Promising Mental Vitality
An advertisement claims rising insanity rates are caused by poverty and low vitality. It touts Climax Tron Tonic Pills as restoring brain health and creating rich blood, priced 25 cents and available at druggists or by mail from The Dr. Hall Medicine Co. Kingston Ont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hall Medicine Co
Kingston, Ont
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