Ligonier Banner., Volume 44, Number 5, Ligonier, Noble County, 22 April 1909 — Page 5
Wall Paper _“When the walls of the rooms mn your home look old and dingy they can be made to look clean, bright and cheerful with a neat pattern of Wall Paper. In no other way can such a desirable change be made at so small a cost. We have a large assortment of desirable patterns in vaned colors so that all may be suited. Our prices are as lowest as the lowest Double Rolls cost 07¢, 08¢ 10c¢, 12c, 15¢ and 20c. According to quality and suitable for all rooms. - Some special things in Leather, Silks, Damask Crepe, and various other styles that cannot be had elsnwher(—*. Room moldings, Widow Shades, Curtain Poles Brass Rods Extension and Sash Rods ..Hoffman’s Bookstore..
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| Garded tools at King & Weaver, - | Halk garden seeds at King & i Wanvsr., = g e and Mrs 8. 1. tianta wers al Lake Wawases over Sunday. f Mre. W. W, Latts visited frisnds 8t (yonbien several days inet woek A good amortmest of Ladies and of Misees tailor suits at greatly reduced prices at £ Jacobe & Co. _ It is understood thast Mr. Hoover wiil not regew bis lease oo the Hotsl Goidemith sand the owners ar= ook ag for s new jandiord. S . Benator Heveridge hine receotnend ed George W. Kilmier for appeint mient as postinaster st Wakaross sod Wiiilmm Helmioger at Bretnen., - Hol Mier continues o HHprove in eandition, but slowly, however. He Bopes o te abis toget down town as soon a 8 the weathar gots sattind and WAL . Orientsl rogs and vmr#u cleaned by vmnprauafi alr and papthe process, Cheaper than all old style methods and without any dsmage o goads, 3. 1 Can Mrs. T. 1. tistwood snd sister. irace Pressler of Albloa have re. wurped from lodianapolis whers they. were treated for rabiés after being bitten by o mad dog. They are faliy recoyered o . Why pay to have your rugs snd carpets destroyed when you can bave them completely renovated by the pew nspibia process without the wear and tear fonperly shown when beat. en or washed?. Bee our agent for prices, 4B Carr, Ag't. Ageording to offieisl reports re. voived from Home Uity todny there will be no lmprovement on the faland this year in tbhe way of vew build. ingw. However the commpsny will dmprove the groands and convert the pimce into s frst clsss park. - f Mre. Elwood George died at her fi‘.-mw at Fort Wasne inst Thursday after three years of sullering from cancer. She wax the wife of the well-known traveling shoe salestian and had apent several vears at [ake Wawasee, Where she was upiversally L Ked ’ : treorge W, Husntley, the wellknown lLake Shore passengsr con-ducter-has been appointed collector aof UB, custotis st Taolado, O, » pince that payk S6HKKO per annum. his is Huntlev'a reward for his activity among ratlrosd men daring the lste esmpaign, Huntley did sotne pood work in organizing railroad men's Talt & Sherman clubs. ’,,] - A sad accident happened at the home of George Ketster in Noble township near the Whitley county {relast Satarday morning. Several chitidren were playing gabout the witd pump when & weight {eil from the machinery above striking s seven year old son of Mr. Kelster oun'the side of the head. The skull was crustied and death was instantanvctis, He was a bright little feliow. Zack Cook is making a thorough senrcli of property for taxation and is Niving specind attention to the ownership of dogs, So far he has found one hundred and twenty six capines uof all Kiuds, bresds and colors, Still he has not found them all. as he is | not pearly through with his work, He has collected the taxes on seven-ty-eight of them and will turn the other jist over to the township trustes, who must eallect the tax,
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}’ Hed codar posta st Ring & Weaver. | The fluest line of white walstings {at Staoabuty ‘s : . iM and waistings ot £ Jacobs & Co i Tailored aliiry waists just frecieved ist Nianebury’s. Call in snd see gflmm_ . | Goshen will spend 100600 o sk dng repaires on thelr walsrworks piant. i : SRR i For thoss ~nr:i;;g shoes go e I E. Sisterhen. He hana good stock of tew things. e . Our new muslin underwear now on #ale. porsel covers, gowns, and skirts a 5 Nisnsbury s, o : For the best selection of dry goods :ugu. rugs, ladies suits, shows, etc go to £ Jacobs & Co. . o Painters, carrings goar and whee! iead suen wanted. Address lock Box 66, Auburo, Indisus. o - Charles Ghrtin will go 1o South Bend where he boas secuted a posi thon with s eontrsciing paloter : - Do pot think of buyiog & new palr of ahoes until alter you bave taken a ok At the new siyios at Sisterhiet '« : T&m istest and nist sessconabis sivien in footwear at L. B Sster. hen's. He bhas the towest thiogs for BPTIOE WoAT. - B Mr.oand Mre. W. H. Bender went to . Chicagn Sunday evening for s short - visit. They atlended the graod opers Monday nighs. 1. A. Banta and family spant last Sunday at Nattiero Beach, lake Wawasee, where Mr. Baota is fltting up his cotiape for the sutimer, The openiag price for wool is {litile bigher than last year. The hiyers sverywhere are vory conser: vative. Twenty cents a pound wili b the StArting price. : ‘Miss Laora Dunuing weotl to Chicago last Bunday in company with
Mrs. Dent of Bioomingon, Lils, who was returniog bome sfter & visis of several Weeks in this eity. Lost—A beagle hound. Black, brown and white, Left home Monday of laxt wesk. Will pay for any intormation that will jead to his recaverys Call at this office. Lake Bhore. Conductor Fravk Rerwe of Toledo, well-known here, ststaitied the fracture of one leg while stepping off of a ear of freight Nus Biat Hryao, early last week. - Dan Ford. well-known here, is one of the leading candidates for chiel of police at Eikhart. Under the new metropolitan, police law s Democrat will succesd the present incumbent. Abé Ackerman of Fort Wasne catne over last Sunday for ashort visit with his motber, Mrs. R Ackerman augd other friends. Mr, Ackerwan is mach mmproved in healtt and looks himgel! again. _ James Hire has accepted a positiovn at South Beud with L. W, Lower A contracting painter, and will go Monday mworuing. He has made a contract for one yvear and will move Lis family to that eity early in June.. Through the activity of the South Bend Cuaumber of Commerce the American Art Color company of Chicago will move its plaot to South Beud aud will be ready for business oti May I. I'he company manuafactures prigting tnks, When passengers on s B. & 00, !'tmlu reported LavVIGE Reed & man ytug in the diteh between Cromwell Land Syracuse Monday, the train was (stopped and backed ons mile and a hait to what was believed to be the Reene of & tragedy. It proved to be a ‘drunk, who was' taken aboard.
- Next Thursday night “A Broken Tdol," with the onginal Chicago cast; chorus aod production will be seein at the Jétlerson in Goshen as the Inst big musioal comedy of the season. Go gee 1t It is & top notcher. To insure good seat locations order your seats early. Eli Hull, 56 years of age, died from Apoplexy in his wagon at Warsaw Toursday just after he had soid a losd of corn. His team started to ruo away and it was not- until afrer the horses had been stopped by per. BODS Upon the street that it was discovered that Mr. Hull lay lifeless iu the wagoun. : . John R. Young one of the most promivent men of our conuty, died at his home near Wolf Lake last Thursbay morning at the age of sixty. For years Mr. Young was s sufferer from a:-tiamarand he died after an acute attack that came upon him twelve weeks ago. He was a prominent Democrat and & man of wide influence. _ we Mrs. George White, living north of the city, who has been suffering for several days from an attack u? appendicitis, was operated upon Tuesday afternoon by Dr. F R. Clapp assisted by Drs. Black of this city and Vaughn of Topeka, and if no complieations arise the lady will recover. The operation saved a life for the appendix was found in very bad coundition, having been ruptured but a short time hefore. :
Tuesday afternoon while working about a’' saw mill en the Kionison farm northwest of the city, W. D. Oliver lost his right hand by coming in gcontact with thesaw. Mr. Oliver, who . recently came here from Illinois and lives on the Growcock farm, was under the saw and in some way threw his hand up too high. Dr. Shobe made the amputation at the wrist. The injured man was a well-known farmer. and about 55 years old.
An organized effort is being made to make May lst a geveral cleaning up day in all the cities and towns of the state. The appeal is made that city authorities see that all %üblic buildings, school yarde and buildings, back yards and alleys are thoroughly ecleaned and the rabbish carted away. The results of this first clean up day in Indiana should be so encouraging that it will conrinue to be observed from year to year, a very unique May-day in our state.
M. Henoch of Laporte one of the traveling saleamen of that citv spent Thursday here ealling on his customers. He states that no local opt tion election has been called in LaPorte connty yet: that the petitioners bave been unable to secure the required number of signatures, and that in Michigan City, with 4.650 votes, only 400 signatures could be secured. He bas sold whisky here for years and predicts that LaPorte county will go wet if it ever comes to & vote.—Columbia City Post.
Ask for seed catalogues at King & Weanver, e - A large assortment of rugs at E Jacebe & Company i Hasl ribbans. coreets, belts, at Hiauabury =, : ’ A good line of ladies shirt waists of al! kinds at B Jacobs & Co i YSee the special for 10 centa. in the porth window at Mansbary s Mre. John Marker went o Goalieh inal Saturiday for a visit with friepds. Rome Ackerman of Toledo, Obis, was hete over Botday visiting with mother, Levn H. W,«erm&imm wetit to To indo aud other Uliie puints early io the woe k. . ‘ Miss Lillian MeMiilon ®pant Banday in Kendalliviile, the guest of her eousin, Mrs, Wil Mook, Dishes, don't forget. We hare the largest line of diuner ware and faney ehins, at Bisushary s j Call in and ses our u;iflng line of wool dress goods. new shindes, new wEaAves, 8t Siansbary '« : Miss Clara MeNatt of LaPars sprnt Nuaoday bers the guest of ber parents, Mr. and Mre. Loa MeNutt. Now they are !aikms;: of an electric Hine between Lagrange and Kendailville. BNeveral Lagrsngs oapitalisis
Are Agitating the sclinthe, . The bakers uearly cverywhere are raining the price of bresad. The big wheal speculators ars makiog it hard for the pour people who have to buy flour aud bread . ‘ _The Reliable Cleaners and Dyers of Bonth - Beod can satisly the most {nstidioons when 18 comes o cleaning rugs or dyeing garments, Ses our agent forprices and ather particularg . 4. DL Carr, Agent. - Fraok Longiey of Troy towuship: Whitley county. was fioed SIK At Cofumbia City for tllegally possessing a flsh pet. When found by Deputs Giame Warden Vanderford the et Was wat, : The Syracuse Light & Power Co engaged in faroishing slectricity to Syracuss and Miiford, is now in the hands of A receiver. Several of the stock-holders ars demauding an acconaung. - - : Your last chanes to ses & big masi eal comedy this seasnn will be at the Jeflerson in Gosbien Thursday night, April 20k, “A Broken Idol, with the original Chicago east, chorus nad production wiil be the bill. Itisa top noteher. : Gary P. Kreager of Cromwell was in the city Tuoesday. His friends were congratolating bhim on the arrival of a fine ten and a half pound boy baby last Friday night. The young man is doiog fine as is the mother. i : " Regular services at tha Christian chureh Sunday. April 25th as follows 9:30 Sunday School and Bible Class, 10: 30, Sermon., subject, " Death's De. struetion.” 750 Sermon, asubject, “Life's Pligrimage.” Evaryone is cordially invited to all thess services, : I. W. SxiTH, Pastor. Mrs. W, E. VanScoyke and sister Mrs. Knepper left Tuesday for HRosler, Wy, where they will juin Mr VanSeoyke. who has a good position with the linion Paciflic R. R. He hias charge of a good streteh of track . looking after the olock signal mrflcq aone of the best in the conntry., o
Six Flkhart working girls on Monday filed claims aggregating $258) 0 agsinst the Lake Shore railroad comg:m_\' for damage to Easter suite aod ats inflicted Sunday by a discharge of oily water and steam from a lotomotive as they stood upon the depot platform as a train passed them, Everybody in Ligonier who likes a goud show, good music and lots of pretty girls will get aboard for tioshen Thursday night, April 26 when “A Broken Idol” with the ariginal Chicago company, including Otis Harlan, will be sesn as the last big masical comedy for the season at the Jatlerson. ~ James Sharly is in iail at Goshen charged with appropriating property of Harry Milier, 8 neichbor, to his own use. Itseemsthat Miller moved away and left a lot of old traps at his old residence. Sharly took asaw, an ax and some old iron and the property was found in bis possession by the officers. / Ssm Ringensburz who keeps a fotel at North Webster was arrested in 1907, charged with having sold some beer, on July 3. The trial was delayed from time to time aatil last week when the temperance people tried their best to stick their man. The jury after hearing the evidence promptly acquitted Riggensberg, -
The Lake Shore will do away with old fashioned tool houses and use rupply cars. one will be stationed at Kendallville. The supply car is mads of about one-third of a box car and the balance a flat car. John Wirley of Elkbart, the Lake Shore track master, conceived the idea. It does away with thefts at tool houses.
Over in DeKalb county they are indicting citizens for betting on the result of the election. Ab Kelly, the opular Waterloo iandlord and Geo. Euce.' another Waterloo citizen, wagered $5O apiere over the result last fall, and now they are to be haled into court for violating the ace and dignity of the state of Yg‘disns. Somebody is paying off a spite debt. = - :
N. P. Eagles and Eli Smith, two of our venerable and worthy townsmen celebrated their birthday anniversaries in a quiet manner. Mr. Eagles has rounded out eighty-five years while Mr. Smith has eeen eighty-two winters.. On his natal day Mr. gmit-h was compelled to remain in bed as he has been ill with rheumatism and grippe for the past few weeks. Mr, Eagles and Mr, Smith are neighbors and both are held in high esteem and respect by a large cirele of friends and acquaintances.—Democrat.
Considerable work has been put on the grounds at the Ligonier Driving Park already this spring. The trazk is in excellent condition and the trainers are already at work developing some very promising young borses. It is expected the first matinee meeting will be held earlyin May as there is already considerable interest among the horsemen in this part of the state, Those who know say that the track here is one of the best in Northern Indiana and when completed the grounds will be made attractive and easy of access.
- Laws grase sced at King & Weaver Dr L.J Suver went to Elkhart Manday. Lace curtaine, nets aud swins for curiains, sl Stambury s ] select from at E. Jacobs & Co. - Fostoria giass ware. Mt pro-. dueis in One ginss at 8 VALY % Missss Glors and Grace Grabam apent the early part of the week at! South Bend, wbere they vwisiled | fiiends. g : i Gimme Warden John L. Rigney of Giosbien apent 8 good part of iset wenk in this county. He was jouking after flsh law viotators z Rev. Thomss Yeunger aod Arthur| Keily went to Warsaw Mogday | evening to sttend the sesslon of the Northera lodinos Presbyuy. i Ex County Treasarer T. M. Reed | af Alblon line been somewhat orippied ! since Indl week when e got piixed up with a bieyele ridden by & young bay. . - Beveral private ice and relrigra tiug pisnts are being instalied at Tioshen, Eikbart and South Bead by butchiers and grooers. [t is claimed ! that thers s considerable saving on tee billis, Ci Do not throw away any garments ¥ou mav bave beoatiss of lack lasire of seedy appearsics. We ean make theit tew Again by our new styis cleating and dysiog and for & mod. erate price too. . J. . Cann, Ag'e Bishiop W. M. Bell of Los Angeles, Oal. will preach at the 1" B echinreh next Susday both morping and eve | sing. The morning services will be | At 10045 Aand the evening st '**} Pablic s cordiaily invited to attend Ahens servioes, ‘ - Geo D Storre, & well-known Lskai Shore raiiroad man, haviog been | division trackmastar at Kalamazoo, | ‘Kendaliville and LaPorte, died nti Lis home in Chicags ast week. He was 00 years of age and {8 survived | by his wife and two daughters. ; o Jotin Marker of Elkhart came down Monday for a abort visit with ‘his miother. Mr Markear says that work on the Lake Sbore (s beginning o ‘open up io good earpest. Mr Marker will be at the head of the bridge departinent, A very responsibie and exscting position. Col. John Admmns of Columbia City, | one of the leading borse buyers in| the state and an old-titne Whitley | county Defnocrat was in the city Tuesday looking after business in l teresta, Mr. Adams says that thel horee market hins shown a dm‘sde{q {alling-off during the iast yoar. i The bhat worn by Harrig H-tmmf whien he was shot and killed (o the | city of Kendaliville twanty-six venrs B, has been found mnong the elects of the late R P Barr, who was an attorney in the case and who tsudi preéserved the bat. The hole made by the bullet which endad Osborns i life can be seen in the brim: { At a party given by Misse Harel! MceNair at Albiop the fortheoming | marringe of Miss Francis Copp and! W. A, Beans, superintendent of m«:x‘ Noble connty schools was announeed. Prof Beane is well known 1o this! part of the county and his many old | friends will all eougratulate b | upon his change of heart. He was | linted among the confirmed bachelors | and bis regeneration in & surprise mx INAGY -
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