Ligonier Banner., Volume 44, Number 10, Ligonier, Noble County, 27 May 1909 — Page 5

A 11T 1S A FACT | \ ; 3,5% &4 that nothing adds so ‘P‘ L 41t much to the appear- | fw’* 7 ’:/gﬁ:;; ance of yotir living ~_ ARS A room as a pretty de- ‘ (® ""‘“* : slgn of evememmmreen, -o -4 WALL PAPER We have all styles and all Colonpgs sutable for all rooms. We can please you if you will - give us the opportunity. . Our prices are the lowest. \{”e tnm all our paper, whieh 1s Isa clear saving of fivg cents per roll. Do not be deceived by Mail Order houses. We Can Save you money. Window Shades of all sizes. Room mouldings, Curtain Rods -and fixtures. - Brng the measure of the rooms you wish to paper and see how (theapl_\' we can supply you. | ’ - Hoffman’s Bookstore..

@ : . OUI' BUS"\QSS R O BRSNS RIS A T s e e e e oet3 b R N PO O e A T A A 21 - e 7 :Aiﬁi‘. OPEN for vour inspection. .We \ vou & . to call anid sce us, pet ity with the men who are looking altterour interest and who will ook alter vours, i 1 ntrust vour business to o We are organized for. and do a peneral Banking : Business, act as Adnunistrator, Trustee or Bxecu tor, Ete. In the Bankuie Departiment we mviu £ deposits, buth Savings and Commercial, and will extend all the courtesvs consistent with sound , banking. In our other Departments, we codeaver at all times to transact whatever business is intrust ed to us i a ecareful manner: and can do it more satisfactorily than those who do not make a sy cialty of these lines We solicit vour business. L i ——————— A B Farmers «¢ Merchants St Lompany - Ligonier, Indiana

A Checking Account v [s as gn’-:it a convenience for the small depositor as for the large one; and there is no other one thing that 1s such an : incentive and encouragement to thrift and economy. ’ - Come in and open an account with us—no matter : how small—and we know you will not be in a hurry to ~ close it out. , » i e . oo We pay 4 per cent. interest on certificates Le.: A ° - ’ of deposit and Savings accounts CITIZENS BANK STRAUS BROS. & CO., OWNERS

{ Amatite Hooling is the best, suid ;By Ring & Weayer. . o g Mres. Z. K. Thowpas is Gead a 1 hiey { home penr Wolf Lake | Miss Edoa Sbearer eatis down i from Uinshen Friday svenicg o fo--3:14;31‘; over Sutuday with her patents. P Mrs. Lucinds Weible, » 'thmswr resident of Nohle eoguty, is dead al Fher bhote near Kendallviiie, aged W CYERTE. i L ! . , ' A splendid line ladies and misses jwash tailor suits at E. Jacobs & Company. ' i : : . ; H K. Bechlel of Bohiloss’ new {sinre was eoalled 16 - Egerton, {3, I Monday on acecant of the death of «; “fi ”v-t"éaif‘i'.ﬁ ‘lthl’f : 5 § Morton Gaerte of Thatoersek tawy {aliap, Whitiey oounty paid flue sod {easte apgrepating $7 60 for spearing sl fu Cedar Lake Sunday. { Dir. Bartles, oye and ear speciaiist iwili be jn Liponter st Hotel Gald. [ Nmith, Saturday June & Wawaka, | Fridday Jupe 4. Ulnsesen fitted. | Sunday base bsll is popalsr at [o- [ disuapoiis, At the Loumville-lodinn. | npaiie pame inst Sunday, over 2000 Ppeapile pmid o sdinission dnto the ?;,:f{;“;;iiﬂ. : ; . | % Lewis Falmeor Jr sal botne and. {ie connected with hie IMber's mml fatore. He 18 8 active snefoetic voeung man sud should be of grest Lteip to Lis father, - 2 ¥ The Ligouier High Sebool team | was badly beaten at Albion Satarday iby the sohiool clab of Ihet tawn,. It g;n sald that several of the Ligonier Lboiye sufleredd from s bad attack of {Chinrley horss. ; Mr. aud Mrs. Phillip Biekel enter: {tnined the-families nf B B Mohkatin in:;d J. B Mebuoald at their home on the North Siude yesterday Mrs | Biekel served one of her flue dinners Cand all enjoyed She spresd, i The annual mhesting of the alumuni faf ghe Ligonter High SBehiool will be fheid nt the Eike Hutne next WednesPday night, <The BEike have tandered Lthe use of their roots for several { years, a courtesy highiy Appreciated By e altiund organization, i Near Aulurs inst Sanday. as five Cvoung nen were taking s ride in W, P H Melntyre's big satomobile and werd consting down bidl the steering Lpear broke and the machine was uii Lmanageable. 1t tarned turtle sud Cthiree uh the occupants were badly njured, - : While cleaning the vard last Sat. “urday tporning Mre Martin Miller Cdiving northwest of the city was horribly burped. She had lighted a ptiv of refuse and stoud too Bear the fire, | Her dress caught and she {rautically crushed about the yard for help., She Lin Ob years of age. - 4 c I The Alldon sehool board Las retainied the entire old eorps of teach | ers. fucluding Superintendent W. E, Harsh, Principal Will Kpox. The ftenchers are Ennns Weaver, Haxl! Feachout, V.o 1 Clear. B K. Suiith, CEiizabeth Clark, Harriet Bidwell, Badith- Franks and Maud Voris, ‘ i , , ! The eounumittee 1n charpe of the { Memorial day decorations are anxHous that all those who can spare any Hlowers should inform the cmunijttee {BO that they ean be eollected 1o good teeason. Hriung or send all lowers to ithe (3. A, K hendguarters uo later thian 10w . Members in charge [wiil take care of the Howers and Ltake the proper distribution, |sy R e CERRVE R RRRRRR R e : PLUMBING : iT B z LT - 1L ~ AND : - i 3 P-, o F- . $ [ : Fipe itting : Lok 2 - I OF ANYKIND .3} | : : ® See me. % [ ‘ {o i . '+ Herbert Robinson =

{ Mrs. Sarah Brunner visited friends {at Goshen inet woi k., oy Hacin Chick Feod will save your chicks, on eale at King & Weaver All the new shapes in shoes and toxfords at E. Jacobs & Co. f P laundry Queen [rouibg Heards, the best you sver saw for #1 4at Kiode & Wenver . Westan, the pedestring, s now iu Wyotning baviog been making good. tigmw towaris the cunst. v - i you are in line for & fornees or contemipints ABY repairs on the one vou hiave see Albright the Nhner. E. Jacobs & Co. are closing out their spring suits at very low prices. - " The Rev. D, Bobisson was ealled calied to Henton Harbor Mondsy scoount of the setious illbess of b elher, \ : | Res. W, 1. Messr, “she minrrsing parsan of Aubarn will hold s reunivg of thoss e hias uiarried st iear fake in June ' : . i Ladies stvlish shirtwaists of all descriptions at unusually low prices at E. Jacobs & Co. . Kondalliviile has & cood ball tenn. They shut out the South Whitley elub i s poed game isst Bunday by &scors of § 1o O ’ H. E. lukssand C. M, Kinney iave jeined the Lagouier ehiony at Nattioro bheach, moving thelr onr R Do longings to that point of the Inke last Monsday, e If you are peeding paint of sarnish Or Vailish stain, we oarry a large stock for all purposes, Also the aniy pince in town you can by 8 can of paint. any eolor for 1 cents, » . Rixe: & Weaven, Mre. Johin Baker. Mre, Behuvier Backett, Mre. Emima Caldwell and Mre. Melieka Denuy went to Albion Maonday to attend the miseting of the county buards of charities and corEreotione = ' , Jack Micthacla of .\‘f*“‘_\(n{k Ml here Mouday night for s visit with Mra Michaels who hias besn here for severnl wesks at the home of ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Mier He returned home [ast night, : ‘E. G, Thowmpson went to Toledo Tuesday to attend A banguet given in honor of Col. Fred D, Grant. who t 6 at the head of the big milieary demongtration that will be pulled ol A that city at an early date, ‘ F.W. Zinunerman is making some. extensive imiprovements on his cottare At Natticro Heacli at Lake Wa wasee, When completed he will have one of the prettiest and most attractive places along the beach. . The LaGrage Masons will eelebrate the tiith puniversary of their lodge on June ist. An elnborate program ix belug prepared and outside lodges will be asked to take part in the aflair. Hon. John W, }'gaunn is at the head of the affair. G . Dr. E. L. Seblotterback returned Friday from Indianapolis where hLe went to attend the anpusl meeting of Ahe health offlcers of the wtate. He say that the mecting was very intereating atgd that their seems to be a determitation toenfores the sanitary lAWR every whers, : The Preshyterian ladies are arangintg for their anoual spring ruminage sale. The committse will make the callection of articles at an early date, 1t any of thair friends have srgicles that they want to get rid of at anee they might telephone sither o Mrs. J. L. Dunning or Mrs. Ashiton Sedgwick. o | Althaugh both of Lis leis had been eut off, Edward Metirath, the iuan who fell under the wheels of & Lake! Bhore train At Keodaliville last] Thursday complainest that bis corns | ‘Were hurting himand thatif he conid get at them he would trim them 1 Mr. McGrath was 8 brick laver in search of work, o 1 The eity conveil at Plymouth Isst week closed a contract by which the vity is to pay $7O per lamp for am-cxn-! 1y mtreet lighis, 2000 candie power and a rate of ten conts per 1000 kilo wals is 1o be the maximoam cnugtsi for incandescent lighting The contract 8 for ten years. Thisx shows that our city counctl got a much be:] ter contract. : i ;

Harry MclLean has arranged for his supply of ice for the summer. He has made his contract so that he will be able to supply the people with all that they need éven during the hot weather. He will use artificial ice and will get it at Mishawaka, where he can have sure and regular shipments. The price will be someawhat higher than last year, but Mr. McLean says that he proposes to give the peaple the best possible service at the [owest price, :

The base ball championship for Noble and Lagrange county high school teams will be decided by a game between Topeka who won the championship in the section made up of Topeka. Kendallville, Albion and Ligonier, and while Lima won the most games in the northern section, made up of Lima Lagrange Middlebury and Shipshewana. Ligonier were tailenders in the southern section dnd Shipshewana got the leather medal in the northern. -

According to present arrangements Noble county is to have a religious campaign. The whole county is to be invaded by the evangelists and a g'rent religious awaking is proposed. be evangelists at the head of the movement are Rev. W .E. Biederwolf, Rev. Tillman Hobsoun and Rev. Henry W. Stough and all of them to be accompanied by their own singing evangelists.” Rev. Biederwolf will head the movement at Kendallville, Rev. Hobson at Albion and Rev. Stough in this city. :

0. E. Brown left this morning for Toledo. having accepted an invitation to be present at the anoual banquet of the Toledo Chamber of Commerce, which will be held at the Secor botel at noon today. These banquets are always big affairs and a number of prominent men, among whom is Gen. Fred Grant, will make speeches. Arrangements will also be made at this meeting for a %nnd military tournament to be held st Toledo on July sth. Mr. Brown was one of the four agents along this division that received invitations to this banquet, two being om the air line road and two on the old road.— Kendallville Sun.

3 - g y 5 i l%nnﬂ e bas abondoned ite idea 1 of eelebrating the Fourth. S e 1 Albright, tmrmﬂaﬁ tinter. over _gi‘uisum ‘® New Hardware. 14 !Te . Y S . A ear of American Fencing jost gamwe»d_ by King » Weaver, . § Mre. Alice Gants was in Lagraoge Festerday in the ifotereats of the %idnti Mig. Co. S | | TDa mot forget the big races next {Satorday. The program promises to | e ot interesting. : ! ‘g AN £ A i s 1 i I, Jobn W. Murr is bantlding s | fine summer cottage an Ogden leland at Lake Wawasse : % Dr. Claretice Young stopped here ;sn Liis way o Priscoton, W th.!?“i Lthe guest of Miss Grace Rillman, | E. Jacobs & Co. are showing & - most complete line of summer dress | Hobert MeGiregor hias been making | same extensive improveinents tn bis) property justsouth of the east ﬁnatg | bridie, : » 3 5 S 5 . The rain for the past two days bas been of gremt value tof the (armers | The whent. osts and corn were badly Lt eed of it ' § * Irr. Hartiey, eye and ear n_pwi.ﬂiu% L will be o Ligonter at Hotel Goldcemith Satardsy. June & Wawaks % Friday June 4. Glssses fitted. o | Fred Riel, & farmer porthesst m‘ij | Kendaliville, was thrown to the Lground by a frsctious shoep which the was shearing. sod sustained a %h:ulwu shoulder bimsde. . | Christian Chareh Sunday, Miy 3%3’ l;i:;w Sunday School: 10080 (G AR, §Mc«ufxnrin! Service, to which everyjouy ia cordially tuvited. Noevening [ service. I. W.SBmrnn. i : i kg . Peter Kline of Soath Band, Ind . deputy Inctory inspector’ was in the j ety yestorday looking over the sevjeral factories and other publie batld{ings ; ' i . " L 2 bir. Pafl of Rome City, has i#;ﬂ«d { the Spring Beach liote] for the pur fpose of converting it into s sanitar i, He has associated with him, Dre. E. W. Hirshmiller, of Mt Onarroll, Hi : i ~ Miss Lesh Zink came down from | Elkbart Toesday on account of the %wrmsm tHiness of Mrs. Charies Straih Fof Goshien at the hdtie of har parenta Mr, and Mrs. A, H, Wemple north of this city. : _ L i ? John L. Sessler of Fort Wayne jcame over Monday for s short visit iwith his aged father who is 10 poor {health. Mr. Sessler kays that businesk conditions at Fort Wayne are {improving. : » Jack Buckles, secretary of the Ligonter HRacing Association &ays that the entries indicate 8 most interest. ing meeting next Saturday. Everybody. should come. The sport will he interesting. ; : 1 Fastidious women appreciate the beatty of Perma Lac. Fine for ﬂoami ifurm:ura and woodwork. Splendld.] | for walls aud esilings. One appliontion permanently beautifies any article. Sold by King & Weaver. 1‘ _ The inspection car went over the | Lake Shore yesterday at noon. They made & shore stop in Ligonier but did not alight. There has been no development in the saubway proposition during the last few woeks, There will be no services in the Presbyterian church on the Lord's day. May 30th on account of the G A. K. memogial services and Hw% baccalaureate sermon to the gradus- | ting class of the high school. l - James Davidson of Shipshewans, | eharged with an attempt to shoot Levi Eash, has been adjudged insane and will be taken to the Lonpgeliffe asylum. Davidson tried to colleet an Account at the point of a big revolver. . e 2

Coroner Black was called to the home of Heniamin Edsall, south of Albion Monday evening to hold an inquest. Mr., Edsall bad dropped deod from apopiexy during the avenjng. bis lifeless body being found near the barn, ;

Colombia City had a sealing-wax factory. Saturday wmworning s big fire got started in the plant and the soneert I 8 now only a memory. The joss was about $12.000 with an inaur-

ance of $3.00... The flre was the worst ever seen in our neighboring eity.

A full list of fair dates is being published. The fairs in this loeality are LaPorte, Aug. 94-27; Crown Point Aug. 31-Sept. 4: North Mauchester, Aug. 31-Sept, 4; Fort Wayne, Sept. 14-1%; Goshen. Sept. 14-17; Bremen, Sapt. 21-24: Kemfauvme. Sept. 27Ocet. 1 and Bourbon, Oct. 58, .

Roscoe Holderman, 19 years old, was killed near Wakarusa by a Wabash train late Saturday night. He was driving home from s party that he had attended and it is presumed was asleep fn his buggy when the horse reached the railway crossing just in time to be struck by the train.

Frapk Cain, the tinner has been appointed agent for the Marshall Furnace and has already made sever. al coptracts for early installation. He has had considerable experience i{p potting in the Marshall furnace and all those who are using these heaters find them satisfactory and econimical. Mr. Cain will make all estimates for heating and will submit prices that should be satisiactory. See Cain before buying a furnace of any kind.

The School board is seriously considering the erection of a suitable and modern high school building. This will meat jthe approval of the people of our city and all hepe that the project will be worked out with little or no delay. The mattér of the site can beeasily settled. Mr. Green of the school board says that the sentiment is in favor of the location of the building on the east half of Cavin Park, a most sensible and satisfactory solution of the question.

Leigh 8. J. Hunt, the world famed promotor and multi-millionaire was in the city for several moments last Saturday evening enroute to Cromwell where he visited with his sisters. He then drove to Whitley county, where he spent the night with his mother, and Sunday afternoon went to Pierceton, where he saw another sister and took a special train to Fort Wayne in time to catch the Pennsylvania limited for New York. lgr. Hunt is now interested in several Mexican enterprizes that take up some of his time and considerable of his energy. : :

§ Bew Albright for taronces, 1041 g § Hanging Hasketa 8t King & Weaver. - , ¢ i. The new sicetrio lighting eompany | will take over the Draper piant sotie time pext month, : The best selection of carpets, rugs and curtains at E. Jacobs & Co. ; !_ Cooking exbibit og Perfsetion 04 Cookers noxt Tuosday snd Wednes- | day st King & Weaver, ; J ’ Elkhart county .enameration of | Eﬁrbfmi children shows a faliing off M% 418 of which 201 is reported from CGhoabien. e : g ! Mrs. 0. G, 14l was among thoss | Wha went to Garrett last wosk 1o arI.Wm! the funeral of tisorge Cheow . a well koown 1. & O train dispstcner E Hetnn Krosger is now said, 1o b*} the oldest citizen of Kendallville in : peant of eontingous resudenes there. | He looated in the Noble county town | gﬂﬂy.-l?Vsz FOATE AL, = . E " . St o 3 . The best (s always *heapest in the | 00l Readley & Veoowan Fure | Paint s Botn cheapest and lest { Fuall waloe— il messure—longes: | wearing.. Sold by BRing & Weaver { - Hon. Johin Orpdor! of c*asm‘u!mwwf Was in the eity last Saturday looking ! After legal business. Ssoator !"im~§ dor! was one of the majority leailers AL the last session of the slate sennie ; | s : i . There is & movement on foot | %Qmm an old lashioned celabration in ihis ity onduly 3. Wae hope that ths pm;;«.r ARTADZOIIEnIA oAI De e, 1t will mesn s big crowd for ; Ligunior : ! Allbright, the tinuer will soon apen A shop in conpection with the 1. A, g!'n‘hm—r implement store. He will] Eﬁt up set class shop in the seeond i floor and will be able to handle ali z Kinds of work. ; ; . Mrs. Abbie Draper will leave lig%umer inatew woeks for man Diego, CUal. She will offer ail of Bin house hold furniture for sale at private anle, Those whi eall early will fipd many desirable bargaine, - g The new high sehool bullding will ;nwmx an expenditurs of $3O 8. 1t Wil be money woll spent. Give us A tiodern bullding, squipped in first claas atyle and centraliy located and the peaple will be aatisfied E Mr. and Mrs. John Marker of FikLiart iave besn receiving the congrat- ; uiations of their friends on the arriv al of & fine baby boy Isst week. Mre. Marker will be romembered an Misa FKElla HBaughman, s foriner ‘mmmr—m the pablie schoals,. | L Congressinan Barohart, who was in Goshen on Thuarsday. stated that t!mm information which he had reL ceived at the offlos of the supervis ing architect of public butldingsx he understood that the site recom mended by Maj. Hrackett for the Goshion federal bullding was at the corner of Nixth street and Lineoin avenue, the Fink, Hyan and eang properties. i The fellows who want the Crom: well post-offies will have to go o Alblon June sth and stand & eivil servive examination. Acpgording to the last report the procesds of the Cromwell office was nearly shin Andn o doubt there will be several contestants for the honor. Anyonse aver 21 years of age can enter the | contéat and the highest grade wiil land the plum. - . .. . ——————— o OSS SPR e O A NNt s sttty Wolf Bros. & Co. 0 ros. . ; Successors to C. E. Dupler % DEALERS IN ‘ i f FRESH, SALT ANDZ| SMOKED MEATS I |: o & : and Poultry. 1! % Prompt Delivery to all parts of city i 5 We are in the market : z g & ’ for live stock. v &1 % LICONIER, . ~INDIANA =~

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GRRERERRRRERE R R RRERRERE @ ' , o | kt:? - . ) . . - & Machinery Arriving Daily g @‘ . ; . ) : ® Will soon be in shape & s@] Am filling every day.. Do not B st % % Watch for Big Opening AnnouneE}) memt. : ' % Ev‘erything' Us-ed. on the Farm @. Do Not Miss the Plaee % 5 The New Farm Implement Store. : L. A. PALMER R R R R R RRRRES