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Miss E. Philp is visiting her sister in Toronto.
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The Rev. Mr. McLelland of Ashburn will preach in the Presbyterian
church here and Columbus next Sunday.
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Mr. Carmichael started on Monday for Portage La Prairie where he
will preach for a couple of months for a brother minister who is in
poor health.
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Our old friend Mr. J. J. Johnston of Toronto, but formerly of this
place, gave us a call on Tuesday. He reports having enjoyed good health
and prosperity during the winter.
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The Salvation Army celebrate their fourth anniversary here by holding
meetings for three days in succession. Friday, Saturday and Sunday
next. Capt. and Mrs. Fisher are expected to be present, during the
whole or part of the meetings.
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Say young fellow! if you don’t want your girl to go back on you
don’t, wear those old clothes any longer; but make tracks for
Warrens and leave your order and have Mr. McMarshall get you up one of
those nobby suits he is so famous for building.
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Mr. James Pirie has secured the services of Mr. Philp Phrayn, late
of Solina. As a shoer he cannot be beat and the farming community
will be much pleased to have him back in the neigborhood. When in
Columbus a few years ago Mr. Phrayn did a rushing business and his old
customers will no doubt patronize him again.
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The concert given by the Ketcham company on Friday night, was very
poorly attended. The programme was well rendered and consisted of
choruses by the class duets and solos by Mr. and Mrs. Ketcham. He also
illustrated his mode of teaching which is certainly good. The class
claim to have received much benefit from the thorough drill and
commend him highly as a teacher.
Making money is the principal aim of most of these men and he
proved himself no exception to the rule. He manifested this clearly
at the close of the concert by making public the names of a few young
men who thought of joining the class but were afterwards prevented from
doing so. We like to see young men keep their word, but under the
circumstances milder terms might have been used.
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