Ligonier Banner., Volume 43, Number 45, Ligonier, Noble County, 28 January 1909 — Page 5

| . 4& w’, ,z//C l TWO QTOR YU - Will open New Store in room now - occupied by JaAcob Sheets, about March Ist, 1909. A full new line of goods will be put in. The store room wi“‘ 'b(-?t C(ﬁ)m;‘)letc]y remodeled. Ligonier will have an L,lp-‘todate modemn store. - Schloss Bros.

= . Dealers in . ' - ® LJNOICC ‘s' ; ¥ - 4 s > i AT L.alldS : We have a number of choiee farms for sale in Noble county. Also réal estate in the t'i{_\” of Ligonier. A - © We also have fine farms for sale in the two. best counties-in northern Michigan, Grand “Traverse and Leelandu counpies.. These farms are all well improved. Seil, black, equally as good’ as un;\“f\'n}»lv county farms for producing. Before investigating in farms call on us as we can save your money. We are buyers of live stock and tiﬂ\h!’r . - : = » - See us before you sell as it'will pay you. : - Offices with “Trust C y LIGONIER, - . - INDIANA

Is as great a convenience for the small depositor as for the ‘ large one; and there is no other one thing that is such an ~ incentive and encouragement to thrift and economy. : _ Come In and open an account with us—no mattér . ' how small—and we know you will not be in a hurry to close it out. - | 5> . . - - x‘‘< 7: 2 . = .fi | i We pay 4 per cent. interest on certificates .|G> ; . : . of deposit and Savings accounts CITIZENS BANK STRAUS BROS. & CO., OWNERS

Mrs A. Bager was in Goshen Thursday. o Mes. B B Sebrack of Topeks was a 8 Ligouier visitor Saturday. - Mrs. H. H. Decker visited Mre George Foliz of Goshien Inst week J. B. Hogle of Kendallvilie spent Banday with his parenta ia this oity, W. F. Wiiks of Keodaljviils transacted busisess here inst Thursday. Born to Dennis Haker and wife of York towaship, Sunday Jan 24 » girl, .- i v o : All trimmed hats At joss than sctunl cost. Ses the hargaine we ate offering. " Whesler & Wilcox All trimmed hate At less than actuni cost. Bes the bargains we are offeriog. Whesler & Wilcox. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pinchon of Albicn are Ihe pussts of Mre. Pinch on's father, Mr. Hite, abd sthar reiatives. - Himeon Usin and Miss Nellie Bash two popalar young peuple frow Orange townslip wete married st Albion last Weddesday by dustics Tramp. : Mrs. B. B Behrook entertained » numbsr of lady friepds o 1 her Lome yestarday in honor of her gaest, Miss Ojive Gialbreatt: of Ligonier. T peka Journsl., Otis Baker, president of the Ligo. pier associntion, sud Wesley Cunn. ingham of the same place, were Jook g alter sotmne bright prosjeocts aver in Lagrangs county - Lagrangs Standard, o » Oliwer 8. Gresnwood of Lioahiny who on Monday inst went 1o Michigan City to accapt 8 position ss gaard in the peniteulimry übder Warden Heid, retorned home the next pight He found the job unpsatisfactary aod wiil remadn in Goshen. o Frank Miser, & prominenst citlzen nf f‘wl«ia}h county. died st Longelif! Monday of last week Aftor belng in thie hospital for the insane only one week., He was & stock buyer for years and was the father of Post master Miser of Waterioo William Colerick, & former resident of Nobhle county. died in Los Angeles Cal., Toesday, January %, aped seventy-eight. With his brother, John, who died & yenr agoa Mr, Colerick went to Califormis filry vears aga.. He was a brother of Mrs, Samuel Ntoops of Alblon, Miss Fithel Berry of Jewell Uity Kansas. a graduate in domestic soienee fo the Kansas Agricultural College loctured o household economics and kindred subjects at the farmers’ institutes, at Cromwell, Cosperville and Albion last week. BShe ix anenthusiastic institute worker. a forceful speaker and was a great favorite smong the Noble county ladies. - Mr.and Mre. Jobn J. Forker of Al biot were in the city Saturday enronte to Rhipshewnna, being called there by the iliness of Editor Hamilton Berry, Mr. Berry, it will be remembered, has becn in poor health for some tiine, but showed marked improvement & fow weeks ago. How ever, he has relapsed agnin. much to the regret of his many friends. Kendallvitle Sun. ’ Mrs. Effie Myers, a cook in s botel at Hartford City. was painfully hurt in s test of the pewly-tostalled fire escapes. Mrs, Myers attempted to descend from an upper story window by means of the rope but was uuable to hold her weight and her hands were badly burped by the friction caused by the n:{w slipplog rapidiy through them. When nbmu!ml?wn;to the ground she let go of thie rope and fell, strikiog on & pile of boxes. Emmet W, Waltman died Sunday. Jan. 17. at the hoine of his daughter, Mrsa. Finley Foller, aboant four miles southwest of Albion. He was barn in Ohio, Juxuut{ 21, 182, Mr. Waltman was s highly ""“*ﬁ““‘ﬂ restdent of . Noble county. BSurviving are eight children. The faneral was held Tuesday at 11:00 o'clock at Wolf Lake. Mr. Waitinan was the father of Miss Ethe Waltman, for five years a compositer onthe Crom: well News., L

- Every voter shiculd east his baliot .F. Gerber was in Ouoshen on buniness Baturday. . i D E. L. SBchiclterback was an Elkhar: visitor iast week. _ * Mra. lin Davis ol Goshen visiged Ligonier {riende over Bunday. . Misa Fracces Kibliager died at AlBion jsst Seturday . sged T 8 yenrs - Mrs Anua Koepper visited Mrs Jotin Whittie of Geoshan lsst weok. Marion Glant and !mii;‘ of Kend ailvilie visited Ligonisr friends Isst woek. o . - . It ¥. W Bisck tepuris ason at the home of Hollin' Hailey, Mouday Pulght ' : Jark Huckles of Wal! Lake, aitended the horss @&%"f&lﬁ!&dly. Mr. sud Mre. C. R Graves spent Sunday in Fort Wayne the guest of Bert Graves and family. . A fetier maiied from Ihe Kendall¥ilie Newn office Navember 38 timidas {the cirenit of the worid in & ginys, Minses Flioa Kionison and Louise Pinks saw “Mary's Lamb’ pi the { Jeftersan at Gosben. Fridafevening. . The County Conuctl mest st Albion Pinst Monday sand appropristed §2sx 1o pay the expense of tmorrow election. ] : The W, K. C. will hold » bake sale al luapp s Uirocery stare next Sat: urday. Maoy good things will be worfd. L Deward Spencer. mped 168 and Bianchs Bubeck. sged 14 of Kikbart himve eloped, The girl is an eliwy tionist of rareabilty. . . ; Mrs. M L. Flowers spont Sanday i Kendeilville the guest of her bus. {t;uu.i., whao is etiiployed in s bupey gr‘m‘wr;,' at that placs. , : | Mrs. Isane Raum and daughter, 'iﬁawwrzm’- returned from Colimbin g(,"ﬂy, Saturday, after & week s visit {with Mr. aod Mrs. Das Daniels. 1 Inst Saturday A. F. Shipley and Charles Catupbell of Albion, while Lstrolling through the woods near ithat place heard frogs ecroak snd (Kkilled asunke. And Alblon is a dry town 00, : i HRepresentative W, S Sarber of Argos died last Saturdhy, aged &0 vears. Death was dae to appoplexy He was s Democrat and represanted i Marshall county 1o the lower house fof the weneral assembly. . John Findley while cutting feed lor Liis stock At bis home near Albion severed three fingers of Lis left hand, }lfm’m;: oniy the index Hoger and fthumb on that hand. He suflered miuch pain, but is getting along nice. Iy now. . - _ - H.W. Dickinson of White ILake i Saskatchawan, Canada, destring to {‘wh:am the news frons Ligonier, has submeribed for Tueg BAsSNER. Mr. [ Dickioson was for several yvears s fatthful cmployvee of the Ligooier Milling Company and is now loeated fon a farm in Canada. ' _ “Hopper” Long who has been suffering frow the results of a stroke” of g&rni'ysi& At the howe of his brother, amesr, for several woeeks, has suffl ciently revovered as to be able to resume work. He is st present en{eaged in taking eare of the furnace in the basement of the Lake Shore ‘ d@;su} in Elkhart.—Millersburg Grit. ! Dr. Fred R Clapp is still confined to the house ou account of close guarantine. He contracted a very serious case of diphtherin in hig practice and the the discase devel” uped early last week. For several idays he was seversly il bat is now iout of danger and rapldly convales‘ciog. FHe doctor hias vertainly had ;“’had Liis share of the trouble thar cotes to the profession, A { Mrs. Jl. Ressler of Orange town. ship, left Monday for California, {She will be joined at Burlingame, Kan. by a sister, and together the two will go to Los Angeles, where they will visit three other sisters. Mrs. Ressler lias plauned to remain in Caltfornis until nextfApril. Mrs. | Ressler.is secretary of the the Noble County Horticaultural Soclety and has many friends in this county who "wish ber godspeed in her trip, |

- D, A Emmett of No. 1327 SBouth Main street has returnsd from near Tigonier. where he attended a family reunion at the hotne of hise parents, Mr aod Mrs. J. M. KEmmett, on Tuesday. Every mémber of the family was present The members are, besides Mr. Emmett of this city, Harley Emmett of Chieago and Mrs: Otis Stage and Charles Emmett of Ligonier. The boys of the f(amily enjoyed a rabbit hust.— Elkhart Heview. ; .

The Lagrange Standard prints a sketéh of John B Howe, for whom Howe echool at Lima was named. He was at one timeé a wmember of the legislature, representing Lagraoge, Steuben and Noble cotinties at a time when feandations were laid for our future greatness. He taught the first school tu Lagrange county, where he began studying law. He was a stndent of the financial questions of the day, aud became the author of many standard books on the money ques, tion. He was also & member or the Indiana constitutional convention in 1852 and left his impress on that doeament. .

Superintendent H. 3. Dickey of the Winona interurban lines, states that his company has been soljcited to take charge of the Syracuse Cement Co. line which now ruuns from the Wawasee region to the east side of Milford lake, near Milford, and is operated by steam. If the Winona people take over the line it will be buiit into Milford around the lake aud the eastern terminal will be ex tended around Wawasee to Vawter Park. The line will be very advantageous to cottagers, for with the completion of the Pern-Warsaw division they will have interurban service to Chicago or Indianapolis,

The Waterloo Press is such a strong partisan paper that its editor finds it simply impossible to tell the truth, as will be seen by the following article, whieh appeared in the last issue of that paper. ‘‘The lower house of the Indiana Legislature last week appropriated $1,500 for postage stamps for the use of ita members. That is extravagant and out of the ordinary.” The fact is, the lower house appropriated $15.00 for postage, the smaliest amount ever set aside for that purpose. Be decent Bro. Willis and tell the m;th when it will answer as well as a lie. ;

L Viote your sentitnenta, . g Cassine Henham was in Uoshen clmes Baturday. ' : . ! CEd Jeannerett waa s Kendallville C¥initor last Wedneaday ; Arthur Yeager sprut Suanday st [Gosbien the guest of his sister. ' § Miss Marioris Henry will eftertain the B W. B club Saturday, BITHE o o ,‘i Miss Olive Sisterbsu -spent Suggdﬂ}‘ in fivsbien the guset of Miss Mary Landgreave. e Dr. snd Mre. L. J. Btiver spept Bunday st ElKbart the guestn of Mr. inud Mre. Bobett Carieon. g _doweplhs Wenaver hind an stiack of | acute indigestion Tuesday evening, thut is betier 8t this writing. % Mrs. P, B Green of Lagrangs is (repotied 0 be critieaily il Her Lman’y Ligosier friends bope for her | speeidy recovery. ; . i Tha W M. A of the U B echarch fwill setve m 15 cenl supper At the ?!ii;‘gsﬂr}! of Mrs Lacinds Rime Thurs | day, February 4. from & 1o 7. The public s invited by ationd, i Mes. Bobert Fainbart in comipany with Mrs J © Kimmelidrove. fover to Rome Uity Sunday. W see iMrs. ). K. Hitehoock, who is al {fHieted with cancer, with shight ;etuzmm af recavety. ' 1 A bill has been introdaced in the I Rtate Henate, that if passed will do §awny with bottle flabing ma'well as urot-line setiing. This will hiave {atrong suppart from the flsh conimis: i:mzwm and many fishermon w¥ers. where . i Karl W, Simmoens farinerls of this townahip 18 now jocated a 1 Sheffinid: Alabinma. where B has 8 position as {ntenngrapher. He bHins recsutly jordered THE BANNER sent to bis 2;@353:*\5“; : : Rose Juday was aivorced from Jas! Juday 1n the Kosciusko elrcait court Inst Thureday. Mra "Juday asked for s divores and alimony, alleging eruel treatment. Ope thousand dolInrs alimony was granted, The par. %me resided At Byracuse. o Ita a muskrat farm next. We {hnwa had frop farme skuaok farms and alligator farme and sow Simeon Hickel is preparing to establish a muskrat farin east of BlufMion, rals ing the animals for theirfur which st the present market price bring about 4 corite each e The Cromwell Deamatic Co | anddi the inanageinent of Prof. W M Heiney. and composed of the eream of Cromwell's young peoph is A late aggregation that wi!& ~-@;~¥«’s its first show “The Sehool Ma'asy'' at Uromwell Union Hall on Satdrday evening, Jan. 30, k. 7 ] . T Listen It is hard to believe but & Tungsten's Electric Globe will more than cut your light bill in two. A big saving with-a whole lot of light, twenty-five watt forty watt, sixty watt, constantly on hand. Others are installing them, why nat you? Call us over phone 134; we deliver. King & Weaver. - Hon and Mra. W. M. Kinnison of Giarden City, Kausas, the former a brother of Mayor RKinnison of this eity, have left on an extends=d trip to California and the Hawaiian islands and wiil be gone for several months. Mr. Kinnison is an old Noble eounty boy and is well known io this community. . -‘ X o G A A el 5 The preachers ars trying to defaat the bill that will make Sanday base Ball possible and a big lobby iavmgg‘the state house early (o the week The bill which provides for games after 5 o'clock Bunday afternoon will ‘Woubtless pase the lower housel and its promoaoters hope to get it through the genate by a good majority. Dr John W. Green of Alblon and Miss Alice F. Wescott of Chicago were married Monday Jan 1% at the Chareh of Our Savioor in Cblesgo. the Rev. JH. Edwarde officiating. The groom is the son of Dr. aud Mrs. W T Green of Albion and s 8 well kpnown and estimable young. mian, The couple will reside in Alblon.

An effort is being made to orgnnize A literary cluband the promaoters are receiving much encourageinei’t. Hon. J.-B. Stoll of Soath bias sigaifled his willingness to delivér one of his intereatiog talks and {f the pro. ject imearried out it will doubtless serve s good purpose, The meetings will be held (n the assembly room .of the library buillding. = - o

Avcordiog to the guarteriy bulletin issued a few days ago by the Indiaua atate railroad commission there have besu no pasdsengers killed on either the steam dor interurban lines in the siate during the past nine months, &"hm is indeed & most striking conition as compared with former reports. Duaring the year ending ere 0. 1908, filty eight persons were killed, and forty-four of these were killed in one wreck, Lo

During ihe past year the Christian chuch At Angols has ralsed $U for the Whorten Memorial Home, Hiram Ohio; $lOl 24 for local relief; $3OO for eounty work ; $6OO for home missions and related interesta: §Bl2 for foreign missions ; about $250 for the expense of evangelistic meetings in the loeal church: $1,140 for the ‘parsonage fund; $lBl for the sidewalk fund. From all sources the various chureh tremsuries received more than $5.100 ‘and nearly §1.700 went to missicns. This is one of the strougest churches ip portheastern Indiana. - ‘ : | . ~ Hon. E. B. Gerber, who is visiting in Chicago, in addition to being a 'Royal Arch Mason, Knight Tempiar and an Odd Fellow, has the diatinetion of being a pretty good pall bearer. He attended the big funeral at South Chicago, Saturday. of the Lake disaster, thinkiog they might be looking around for a pall bearer, but they already had 248 engaged. He says the sight of 80 many mournars following the line of 48 hearses can not be imagined by anyone who did not witness it business. - J. B. Burris of Cloverdale, Ind., was the ?rineipd jnstructor at the farmers’ institutes held in this county last week. Mr. Burris is a graduoate of Purdue University, a practical farmer. and fluent talker. He is a man of broad experience, having made a trip around the world in tb_e] interest of agricultural research. His 350 acre farm in Putman County is one of the best in the whole state: He is an extensive corn grower and is the president of the Indiana Corn Growers Association. Prof. W. C. Latta of Purdue University could not have senta man to Noble County who would have given better satisfaction. ,

e Em e e eS e & 3 M J. Rimmellof Walf Lake was in town Mobéay . . WiP. Myers of Kendaliville was a R K. Beadford of Geneva, Indisna was & Ligonior visitor Inst week - Badir Levy was the guest of Miss Ruth Fiseh of Goslien inst Friday. Mr. and Mre. Uhaties Stranb of Ciosboen spent Sanday in Ligonier the guest of relatives. o - Lagrange edunty tad 29 Tepresent. Mtives at the ootn sohool st Lafayeite and eartied off thres fitel priges. Anps Heil Miser of Naburs committed suicide by iganping In e tiver st ﬁiﬁh&h%@x«&ly axoning of Mt wees. - - - Counfy - superigtendent’ W A Heape aod Trostes H (L Frwin vis ited dbhe Porry township sibioals ven terday. They foond all the seloois i excelient condition. : | The G A B oand W. RU, as woii A% othier Gatriotic orders are arrang ing for & celetiration of ihe seouten. ainl ol Ligeais's birth on Feb, 12 The progras will be made st i rm:tmtifﬁ» e . _ ~ Under the wili o the late Guorgs 12 Emnery oFf Boston, Mass 8 tobier Rendativilie ninn, who disd recently in Hoston, $15.0060 "Is Rivhn to toe Trustess of the Indianapolls Home fur friendicss woinen. - ’ doseph Pageake visited Charive Pook and laniily of Goshen Saturda; Rud panday. Hesavsthe oiie s fine espwoinlly the lighte whien are owned by the pity which & in ac eordance with his views:] _ ; To commewbeats the one huyndredih anpivdrsary of the birth of Abratiam Ligeiln, Postiiaster Gen. niml sty;f'z;ujgf;mmm; “that litien. e new Lindoln two-dent postags sintnps will beVigsued o 8 or before Februasy 12, best. - A Fraok Langdygraf of Alblon jost Lis pocketbook containing 8160 iu currency apd two certificates off deponin in e field wherd his betd of eatile were Kept. When the loss was discoversd the catile had chewed the eanh foto fragnients - ; !J L " Dasoing s mwoved the ol ‘ ﬂg‘éhmﬁry Bkl At the lair groamd to %&ain& near the me:rhmm aidd will ODGYETL itinto s grandsiand, A ball ’&::k will be fHeted up aod Ligonier Hmse ball snthnsiasts wiil have an BHpoOrtunity 1o eniny thes national Eane on the howe groands, - (i Agitation has been wtirrsd up in Eagrangs county over the suggestion hat the dawne of the wwn of Lina %?ﬁmngm; to Howe in ‘hapor of the #ihool of that name loeated there He name of Lima has been ased ﬁ OoR, the early thirties altbough at f2etthe village was calied Mongo. quifegy. “on e i f?&'ﬁﬁwmm%.\w, Oversirort has in'Stmmfﬁd A resalution Ihal Naudar, Feb. 81 at 3 o'clock, be wet fpart for the cologies on the late Congress. ﬁnan;: L. Brick of South Bend. - All mese@ers of the Tndiana delegation CHheimnbers of all committess on wifih Mr Hrick served. have been inwiréd to participats. o wJaouis Lev ¥ returned Mooday night fain A three weeks’ hunting trip in iegtern Texas. He had s delighifafarip and bagged some fioe eaine; He pasticipated in & fox and wolf hunt whieh he enjoyed very much Quail and othier game was plentiful, Tha ‘}mriim} of Texas which be visited is not adapted to agrieniture but atfords great sport forspermmen : Vig it £ i R < 5 o dbon. George W, Miles of Syracuse belng Bhomed by hmrj,ttmgms for figh comissonter o sucesed Rev 7. SHweeney of Columbus. Mr. Miles is president of the. Wawasee Protec. tive Association sud has done much in the past twenty years in seeiog that the fish aud gavie laws were oby. kerved. He ' has many frisuds throughout the state who will hope for his suceess - Goshen Deomocrat

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BRONZE TURKEY RAISERS 1 have ‘f%._)r ymif’li;igpc;{ciion au'finé flock of this variety that are hard to beat, large, vigorous and healthy, reared for breeding purposes, not fatted for market thus ruining their breeding qualities. Stock is in the pink of breeding condition and can be seen at farm one mile east of Ligonjer, or just north of the Rochester bridge. s o JOB. MeCONNEL

- A delightful, easy, quick shave at howe always a sharp blade ever ready $l. . o K & Wesver, Mrs Mary Marker weturned frani Eikbart. Saturday whets slis has been visitiog her son Jubm and wile ’ol"}s(‘{ iﬁ»ﬁﬁﬁ if"l{‘i’%“ﬁ”ﬁikﬁ. : o A s : Eliot Matthews of Kendaflviile. Jurery Essterday, Churithoses, Joly Longand BE. E. Hasstan of Nibion aitendsd the b horse sale here Taesday: = -~ e “The D A B oowil hold their next menting &t the homs of Ml AThis Diraper Tuesday February 2, 81 2150 pom. o The pesponses and. fell esil witl be sxtracts and gootatious fram ths writings and . speechos of Alirshaw Linealn, - -

2 Wolf Bros. & Co. = : " f‘,éui'*-‘ﬁ-@ﬂﬂ ts €. E. Dupler Z - pszaz,ﬁks IN T ZFRESH, SALT ANDZ * SMOKED MEATS I Z- and Poultry. -3 «— Prompt Delivery to all parts of city : - & aré in the n(miw! i : _Tor hve: stock. i - = LIGONIER, =~ & INDIANA T oot et ei i