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A short time ago quite a number of wild geese were wandering around Stur- geon lake, and occasionally settled on Mr. Nathan Day's fall wheat, which was mot improved by their visits. Mr. A. J. Pearson and Mrs. D. F. Mil- loy. of Oakwood, called on friends here last week. Quite a. nmnbcr of friends of Mr. and Mrs. R. Cochrane called on them last 7 Friday evening, and ofiered congratula- '- tions and good wishes. Dr. H. H. Graham, of Fenelon Falls, came out one day last week on a profes- :Slnlltli visit to Mr. 'l‘hos. D miel, Sr., who is not enjoying very good health. Great sympathy is felt hero for Mr. :and Mrs. Andrew Torrance, of Fenclon F 1.113, in the loss of their son Joseph on T‘Saturday last. The high land is getting dry enough ..‘l‘or the farmers to commence seeding, sand they will be kept busy for a week or 'teu days if the present fine weather . continues. ed. Rosedale. (flurrmpondcncu of the Gazczfc ) The Rev. Mr. McDonald. of Latch ford, “Out” is at present visiting a few friends in this vicinity. Mrs. J. Lamb, of Lindsay, paid a short visit to her daughter, Mrs. R. Arkwright, of this place, last week. Mrs. P. l’ordue had her right leg bro- lren on Friday last, by being blown from 'an approach to one of the out builnings. Dr. Graham, of Fenclon Falls, set the broken bone and the patient is at present ‘ doing well. _ M r. F. J . Goodman, of this place, was quictl y married, on Wednesday last, to l\: iss Minnie Arkwright, also of this place. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. A. B. Chafee, of Coboconk. Your scribe joins in congratulating the young «Couple. Some of our citizens enjoyed a moon- Z'light exeursion one night last week in search of a missing cart, which it was found had' taken refuge in the river, ap- parently to escape hard usage. It was .15 :ally recaptured and brought back to ashore, after several u‘hsuccessful at- tempts. We are sorry for the cart. Mr. McDonald's staff has been considâ€" erably increased and work is beginning --on a large scale. W Haliburion (Correspondence of the Gazette) 4 We have been in the grip of frosty ‘v'cather for the past eight or ten days, 'which has greatly retarded garden work. 'To-day, Tuesday, is much more spring- ']ike, so we are expecting fine weather in ‘the near future. Notwithstanding the ~-cold, disagreeable weather just past, the first drive of logs for the season passed under the bridge and over the slide yes- ‘terday, the 4th inst, on its way to Mal- ~loy's mill. The drive was managed by Mr. Ed. Robertson, foreman, who is said "to be one of the most expert rivermen in the highlands of Haliburton. The Austin Bros. are making prepar- mtions to start sawing at an early date. Mr. Laking’s mill is to be put in motion next week. I Mr. Dutton’s team ran away one even- ing last week. They ran at full speed ‘towards the village but failed to turn at "the bridge and consequently were pre- cipitated into the water. A number of men were at work in the immediate vicâ€" inity and rescued them from their peril- ious' position, very little the worse for their plunge. The waggon and harness were considerably damaged. A change has taken place in the round- ]iouse here. Mr. Eason, who has for the past few months had charge of “ the iron steed ” during the silent hours of the ‘night, has resigned and Mr. Robert Mc- Brien has succeeded him. It will be part of Mr. McBrien's duty to see that The monster is properly groomed, water- ed and fed before leaving on its journey to Lindsay each morning. Dr. Soady performed a very clever operation for appendicitis on a youth fifteen years of age, son of Mr. Johnston Emith, of Glamorgan. The patient is said to be doing well. POCAHONTAS. ___._â€"_.- Burnt River. Cnrrnspmzdmce of fhe Gazette. M rs. Martin and son Roswell are visit- ingin Toronto. Mr. German. of Dunsfm'd, spent a few days at Burnt River this week. Mr P. l’crduc, of Fenelon Falls, made a business trip to town on Wednesday. Mr. Thos. Suddaby has returned from Toronto. 1 Mrs. McDougall, of Fenelon 'Falls, called on friends here this week. Miss B. Mctlahey, of Fenelon Falls, is visi'ing at Burnt River. Miss Edith ’l‘iuncy, of Lindsay, is vis- iting under the parental roof. Miss Hazel Armstrong has gone to her school at E .van. Miss Poguc, of ilury‘s Green, is visit- ing her brother here. M r. and Mrs. Osborne, of Watson’s Siding, spent Wednesday at Burnt River. Mr. Ed. Forbsrt, of Lindsay, spent Sunday at home. 3 ' ‘ ' ' ' ' Mrs. H. Barr and the Misses Steel spent Tuesday in Fenelon Falls. M r. Wm. Brandon, of Fenelon Falls, was in town on business this week. . Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers entertained their young friends on Wednesday even- ing. All report a first class time. ' Much sympathy is felt for Mr. and Mrs. A. Fell in the loss of their youngest child, who died on Thursday last. ._____._ __. .9. .___.__. _.__ Bu: y's Green. Correspondence of [he Gazette. Our school has been closed this week because of the teachers being sick; . Mr. James Flett, Sr., is on the sick list at present. - The egg and cream waggons are again on the route. Miss Gertie Elliott, of Fairbairn, was visiting friends in this vicinity this week. Everyone is busy seeding and the ground is drying very fast. Mr. John Lamb is preparing to remodel his barns this summer. ___..__.__â€". as» o Coboconk. (Carrrspondcnce of {he Gazeltc.) Dr. .Bowerman, of Beaverton, was in Coboconk on Wednesday, a guest at the PattieiHousc. Mrs. Taylor has returned to Orillia, after spending some time with friends in town. Mrs. Albert Phillips has left for Tor- onto, where she intends residing in the future. She will be much missed by a large circle of friends, as she had been a resident of Coboconk for some years. M rs. Rod. Grant, of Woodville, has re- turned homc, having spent a few days in town with her aunt, Mrs. W. Bain. We regret very much the sad news re- ceived by Mrs. McCregor, of Lindsay, who was soon to become a resident of Coboconk. On Monday morning Mr. Mc- Gregor went down to Lindsay to bring back the furniture (Mrs. MeCregor hav- ing come to Cohoconk some days previ- Ous) intending to return Monday night. Nothing was heard of him until Tuesday evening about 5.30 o'clock, when Mrs. McGregor received a telegram saying her husband was dying. She left immed- iately for Lindsay. The cause of his sud- den illness is unknonn. , Master Russell Graham, of Lindsay, formerly of Coboconk, has returned to town and become an employee of the Coboconk livery. Mr. Jim Peursoll, who has been for some time past in Toronto, has returned to Cohoconk, intending to spend the summer here. Glad to see Jimmie back. The first ice cream parlour opened to- day by Mr. W. Moore. Another will be opened next week by Miss A. Richman. Mr. Brethcrs, of Toronto, was in Cobo- conk on Tuesday on' business. The silver wedding at Mr. Jos. Wake- lin's on May 2nd, was largely attended. The presents received were numerous as well as very pretty. ' are his arm is printed every Friday at the office, corner May and Francis Streets._ SUBSCRIPTION 1 $1.00 A YEAR, IN ADVANCE or one cent per week will be added, as long as it remains unpaid. Advertising Ilatcs. Professional or business cards, 50 cents per line per annum. Casual advertisements, 8 cents per line for the first insertion, and 2 cents per line for every subsequent inser- tion. Contracts by the year, half year or less, upon reasonable terms. JOB PRINTING executed neatly, cor- ectly and at moderate prices. E. D. HAND,‘ Proprietor Pitt! iiéfi. Don’t forget that I have a first class Planer and am preparedto do all work in this line in thebest style; also to make SASS-l AND DOORS. Your patronage solicited. HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE. $1,500 will buy one’double and one single house on Francis street. '700 will buy a 10-roOm house, with good cellar well, woodshed, stable, drive house and h n house, on Murry street. ' $300 will buy 5-room house and wood- shed on Murry street. Apply to THOS. GRAHAM, Fenelon Falls or to McLAU GHLIH 6r PEEL, Lindsay. , n . o @" " tE'i' us save var = darn. - l ’ You will find here the correct suits for boys of all ages and sizesat just the price to suit you. Suits splendidly tailored and cleverly finished, made to stand the hard wear which boys’ - clothes usually get. see Tessa sesciais. , '53 sun's AT $3.09 as are same in” $3.351 50 only boys’ three-piece suits in plain Blues ’ and Greys and dark Tweeds, sizes ‘28 3 O to 33. Reg. price to $4.00, on sale at $ . 0. _.Iw / 35 only Boys three-piece suits, single and. ‘ doubleâ€"breasted styles, fancy Tweed efiects, light and dark colors. Reg. price to $5.00 3 8 5 Clearing at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :1; . @@ AL STORE 'lNi-l THE COUNTY. Use Your Watch Right " m- ‘Q The . What would you think of an 5 ’. » 1 I I engineer who ran his engine yPalnt, .‘ . two or three years, night and "th9 use 15-3 “ v day, Without cleaning or oil- ing? . _ What would yOu give him for his machine after a few years of such use. _ And yet you subject your watchâ€"a_,.,far more delicate piece of machinery, to just this treatment.- ’ I Don’tybuthink it would pay you tohav‘e it cleaned and, :3, _ ~ _ u giXTER .' Hesse, renew Pars ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES Q " NEXT DOOR TO POST-OFFICE. I. . , <1” ',: sup-nun» 9;», .2 ;.&?_va137-¢5~'~1fi‘fEAflaJEL- , . . THE ' Strep m- WILLIAMS . Prmr f' It is a pure lead, zinc, Properly ap- f' plied it can’t go wrong. We Can show . you houses, painted with it years ago, FENELON FALLS. Don’t forget we carry a Q,‘ full line of Bedroom suits, Q odd Dressers and Stands, Parlour pieces, Iron Beds, Side- boards, Extension tables, ‘ Diner Chairs, and all a household furniture, a. complete line of springs and mattresses. . Also a new 'stock of mouldings, bring your pic- . tures in to be framed be- '. fore starting housecleanig. Prices right. hi L. DEYMAN & SON. i ii run When osts a. lot of money. ' Therefore take care of the waggon you'have. If it' needs overhauling or re- pairing, have it done promptly and properly. Don’t let it go to rack through carelessness. My facilities for repair- ing repainting and over- hauling waggons were never better. All work guaranteed. _ _ PLANING one on a good up-to-date machine at reasonable rates. StandardTimcthy, ‘ . 'ALSIKE, ._ ALFALFA. AND ALL KINDS OF GARDEN AND FIELD . ' SEEDS. F: G; Chambers- Ro‘hson’s Drug Store .â€" ‘I'BADE Mums " DESIGNS ‘ COPYRIGHTS .26. Anyone sending a sketch and descrl tlonmay quickly ascertain our opinion flee w ether an lnventlon is probably atentnhle. Communlca- tloua strictly comment .11. HANDBOOK on Patent. sac-nun Dimsmn sonar sent free. Oldest u ency for necurm cuts â€"or ranâ€"- 3 at . . - ’ .- Patents taken tn'ouuh Munn 6: Cb. to County of Vlct011a. mcmmtm, mum“, we, th 001", The next sittings of the above Court WI! 5 be held in Twomey’s hall, Fenelon Falls Alumdaomely mustmtedweekly‘ Largest eulatlon of any Bclentlflc journal. warmtmr. ON THURSDAY, JUNE 25th, 1908, Canada. 23.76 a year. postage prepaid, W by commencing at 1.30 o’clock in the after- nll newsdealcrs. { l noon. Saturday, June 13th, will be the last 8813M Milling: (Twilight I St. Waning, day of service on defendants residing in OUTFITGIVEN ‘lhis county. Defendants living in other counties must be served on or before Tues- ‘ 5 any’ June 9m ' " We have some of the newest lines in 35" Office him“? from 10 8- 3" 1° 4 I" m' Wedding Invitations, .Visiting Cards, E. D. BAND; "vi. Memorial Cards, etc., which it will give Clel'k- us pleasure to show you, at the Gums OFFICE. ‘ nu outfit 00mg of four uticlu, flux: as lilo-M N ii shove, mode of good In rial and well manufactured. FREE for ELISflA MARK Idling only “Jinnah otaur fast selling flower and Vegetable l Ba’i“ fl. “mfwsfida‘t'ummhma‘iflTd'i' “d "in “was ‘ ‘ In ‘ or I Q'- . A'l' oxen A “la . mama rnrmun ’ rch 14th 1903- 99.. W10"; mm now“ )I . Fe-nclon Falls, Ma 1 ’ v I. Suits 5 and 3 I