Ligonier Banner., Volume 44, Number 12, Ligonier, Noble County, 10 June 1909 — Page 7

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e [A' Checking A t & : : : I Is as great a convenience for the small depositor as for the : \hx'gv 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 matter : ~ how small—and we know you will not be in a hurry to : close it but. : : ,o. o fre ! » We pay 4 per cent. interest on certificates of deposit and Savings accounts CITIZENS BANK | STRAUS BROS. & CO. OWNERS

Hammocks st King & Weaver. i 5 A A TSRO et e Head she supplemest for local newWs, : , e Hote-made BSereen fmi at King & Weavers, o Mr. and Mrs. Daie Soekrider kpent Suiiday in Aubura. s The Tri-Siate colege 8t Mfaﬁbn filed notioe of the inorenss ol s oap. %mﬂ stock fromn $20.000 ta $546 000, - A splendid line ladies and misses wash tailor suits at E. Jacobs & Company. . - Mise Hets Jackson has resigned hep position st the Mier State Rank and ia pow taking & much nesded FNeY. o ; . Bruce MeNsir of Albion, son of eounty Hecorder, A. B MeNair, bas accopted » position in the real estate department of the Sol Misr Ca, An Immense line of the latest styles -in up-to-date ladies' ghirt. waists at extraordinary low prices at E Jacobs & Co. : , Mr. and Mra. B A Mirr returned hotne isst Saturday. Mr, Mier is muel improved in condition and bis Gitifate recovery LOW ssdins 1o be anwipred, . . . Tha Uromwell ball teain defested the (ioshien teatyn by 8 deciaive score inst Bunday. The Cromwell clab is rapidly developiog inte one ol the fantont - tomise in this part of the #iate A : i L Four wsaloons in Celumbia City and two s l‘an!u‘xl§ closed their doonrs -at- 11 o'vloek Thursday night as the result of the joeal option elec: tisn held March sih, in Whitley COUNLY : : George Sack of thin city, Sam P Starr nnd Jobn Ronmibek of Gosbien, will leave tcanorrow to join AN orchestra for a five wonks trip through the gouth. They will go to four difforent assetnbily mnestings, : We: have st cotnplated a most ints rosting bookiet for the Sol Mier Cotnpany, A complete Het of the flnproved farn land holdines. 1t is fuli of futeredting information and pre wints motne splendid - yggwa of the many fanns that they are offering for sale, ' : > Mr.and Mrs. Edwin A. Balt have izsued invitations for the wedding of their daughter Henristta to Thnothy P Cass to take place at their home wbout thres iles portheast of Al bioti. Wednesday, June 156, at high noon. Mr. Cass I 8 well-known in thin eity, e e Cieorge. W, Hink, the well known Clinton township farmer is still insane according to the action of & jury that miade the inguiry last Friday with & view to seftling whether he was entitied to resume the control of hin property. Several yeoars ago Hink was declared of unosound mind and now. his wifs asks that his property be restored to him. Children by a former wife objscted. . Two bright Jttle boys, the sons of Fdward Fllioft formerly & resident of Troy township, Whitley county, were killed iast Sunday morning while trying to cross tne Pennsylvania raiiroad bridge at Fort Wayuns, The Inds 4 to 11 years old had started to walk aeross the bridge when they saw the fast train ceming. They could not get out of the way and were literally ground to plecea by the big engine. They were the only ehildren, . : Eie = e o€ et AN B B .

_f_ i B : PLUMBING : * * - AND @ E : Pipe Fitting : I OF ANYKIND % : ~ See me. § & . . - I Herbert Robinson : I+4++++++++f4++++++++++++:

Auntomobile oils st King & Weaver Miss Jane Draper spent Sunday at Albright, the }?mﬁqﬁﬁumr e Paliners Now Hardware, 10 4t Chicken park wire for sale at Kisg &Weoaver = All the new shapes in shoes and oxfords st E. Jacobs & Co. : © Mre. 30 O Kege and deughter are At Vickshurg, Mich , where they are wisiting friends. Ll Seott DePaw closad hie saloon inst Saturday night This leaves bal thres iy (his city. : : The raine have made s lat of hard work for the {armers bul crop pros: pects are mowt sxeeliont, 1 | !tymxzurvm‘&kmw&#‘ & furnsees or tﬁ‘vnwm;ﬂlh& Any repaire op the one Fiiu have, see Albright the tinper. E E. Jacobs & Co. are closing out their spring suits at very low prices. ; ' s ~ Ladies stylish shirtwaists of all descriptions at unusually low prices at E. Jacobs & Co. "~ Herbert Brown left Monday for Bay View, Mich , where ho will 1o sutie hia position in the big snmmer rewnart Potel - : : Horsee (. Lockbars who hias been ill for several wodks wenl to Toledo Monday whete he sutered 8 hospital fortrantient. Mre. A. J. Inks left for Chicage Festerday morning, whers she wiil Felnnin sevetal wesks the puest of Mr. and Mrs. Hoy D). Keelin, The autunl reation of the Mawhor ter wedding asmociation was Deld at Ahe residencs of Mr oand Mrs, Hollin Nowells near Cispoervilie last Tues day. . Mr. and Mrs. leslie Yoder anid Mra. Frank Vandersmith went o AL bion where they wers the puests of Mr.oaud Mre. Henry Hioart iast Friday and Saturday. . Fastidious women ufwmnhm the beauty of Perma-Lac Fine for Hoors while anid ceilings - One application pernmanently benutifion any article Sold by King & Weaver. ' CUharles Gale was taken to Mieni wan City yvesterday by Sherifl Sian ley. Gale will be kKept in the insane ward of the state prisnon antil cored and released by the judpe, | '}? , A B Greepand family of Lagrange Apent several dayvs of last week in thin city, the guests of W, H, Wigton and family. They made the trip in Mr. Green's new sutomobile, . Grover Anderson, s (ioshen boy. who enlistod fo the regular arniy hins deserted and a reward of $3OOO Las been offered for his arrest. 1t ix safe to prediet that Unele Sam will find him. * : : - : ~ Mr. and Mre. J. L. Cavin will go to Lagraoge this morning to attend the old settlers meetiug, - They will go to. Sturgis Mich., later to‘spend Sunday with W. A, CUavin and family. L i Dr. Fred R. Clapp went to Chicags Tuesday morning to assist in an oneration upon an operation upan Miss Kate King of this eity at the Presbyterian bospital. Miss King will re oover and the .operation was very suo essful. : ‘ Jacob Strats returned home froon Chicago Tuesdny, where he had gone to visit his ko, Mr. Tke Straus who iaBtill at the Presbyterian hospital. Mr. Straus is slowly bhoproving in condition and hopes soon to be able to return home, ; : <

The particivants in the big auto. mobile race between New York at Seattie passed through Ligonier last Naturday afternoon aud. evening. They weres all going soine when they passed Ligouvier, but the two Freuch CArs were well 1o the lead.

.+ Herman L, Burnett. 8 well known yvoupg man at Howe Uity died Mon day of poeomonis. . Burbett hiad been in Chiengo for some time bHut came home several weeks ago to Asgist in caring for his father, Joho P. Burnett, who i= atitl very iil.

A well known citizen who protest. ad several vea s ago when they demolished the . old central sehon] building on Cavin Park is again protesting, this tume against the ptoposed use of the park again for schionl purposes. He says he I 8 the ounly consistent one in'the lot.

It i given out that Hon. Lunian K. Babeoek will be n eandidate for senmator to sacceed . W, Kimmnell in 1812 There were few brighter young men on the jegisiature thao Mr. Babeock and his elevation to the senatorahip would be a fitting recogpition of his apility. :

James Grant, formerly of this city; now condacts the only saloon in Cotumbia City. His license was issued in November and an eflort is being made by the go-called civie lvagne to put him out of business. His' attorneys advise him that he can hold his business as his license was [ssued before the Hanly law wentinto effect,

The action of A. M. Gallion, deputy fish and game commissioner, 1s being severely criticised at Warsaw Gallion found Bernard McCallister of Gas City, flshing in Chapman’s lake and succeeded in getting him to sell & few blue gills. He then arrest ed the angler for selling fish, and MecCallister was fined $44.60 in Justice Kiler's court. 4

James Hagerty is in the jail at Albion, charged with child stealing. ‘He was arrested at Lagrange last Friday at the instance of his father-in--law. James Fink of near Wawaka. Hagerty and wife had parted and Mrs, Hagerty was working in this city. A two-year-old child was at the home of of Mrs. Hagerty's parents, when Hagerty took a notion that he wanted the little fellow. He got a livory rig. drove to the Fink home and foreibly abducted the child. He took the child to Lagrange whers, Mr. Fink found bim and brought him back home. ,

Albert Poyser, late postmaster at Cromwell, is now on his way to the national prison, at Fort Leavenworth lowa, where he will remain for 18 months. Poyser pleaded guilty last Thursday of using postofilce funds for paying private debts. His shortage was about $4OO all of which he had made up however before his arrest. Poyser was running & grocery in .connection with the office -and this seeins to have Been a losing venture for the money went to Faying bills for goods. Itisa sad blow to his many friends at Cromwell where he was a popular fellow and well connected.

. We will bave a high schobl . Ameriean Feociog st King & Wenver. : - ‘ it i T - Wire sereen for doors and windows at King & Wueaver. - . The big raine of the iast week have interfered with Inrm work., E. Jacobs & Co. are showing a -most complete line of summer dress Miss Lenors Hodge of Soath Hend was the guest of Miss Fibel Crathion over Sonday. @O2O - Mre. H L. Henry and children of Toledo are vimting ber parents, Mr. and Mre. Yorkey, ; - Mr. W, F. Harsh of Albion spent whveral days Inet wenk visiting rela tives in this eity. _ : The inst saloon at Avifle closed s disnrs SAtGrIRY ovening as & ronult of the eounty looal option «lection. Mrs. 1. 1. Belling of Deteoit snd her preuty little daaghter, are here wisiting M. A, Goldsmith and family, , e e There will o sereioss sl the 1. B orhutel as osual next Sunday. The pastor will preash beth morning sod f'vl"ni(l#. % s E - i : Mre. William Milner spent the cariy part o the week at Goshen, the gruest of her siater. M. A E Woynong. e Sheril! mianley was here (ast Tues. day to look alter some legal business. It did not take very lomg to straighiten ant s little difTecuity, Mrs George Honert and dasghter, Eatharite. who bave been visiting Mr., and Mre. Peter Seitz have returped to their bome in Goshen, Me oand Mrs oo Camphall af Wiahuseon, Ohio, came Tuesday sve. Biug tospend & fow days in this city, the puests of A, JL Ditto and lamiiy. My and Mrs, Odel Oldiather and Mroafid Mrs. AL J Taks wore guests at Hazsihurst coltages st Natticro Beach, Lake Wawasee [aat Sunday. A little girl eame to the homie of Mr oand Mrs Melvin: Draig in the Hawpateh Inst Toesday evening The hiappy parents are both doing well, : ; : Farmers of Lagrange coants will mest June 19 to arganize & cyelone MSUTALCH COMPANY ih connection with the fire insuranece association GOW L eXistenes, : : “The best is alway chieapost 1o the aud. Hradley &\Vrooman Puare Paint % both cheapest and best. Fall value—full measure—lonpest wearing. Sold by King & Weaver o The Ligovier Hacing :\xsucitti;}u will put on a big matines race meet. ing on Saturday, July 3. Good sized purses will be offered and it is safe to predict. somie most interesting rport. . ' - Mr. and- Mrs. J. N. Crothers and danghter Neollie spent Sunday with Mr. Crathers’ parents, Mr. and Mrs, Willintn Crothers, s few miles north of Ligonier, e v . Miss Freda Lynnis spﬁn.d,ing this week in (ioshen, where she is the guest of Miss Freda Wysong and other friends. She will attend the slass-play and graduaating exercises, Vern Sehlabaugh came }gtfq:.rm from Caltfornia, Taesday evening after an abgence of nearly two yvears:. He is looking well and says that he has had A most interesting experienes, He will return after severnl weeks here Col and Mrs. W. A, Lyon are at home after an extended trip to Europe and Fgypt. They had & delghtful experience, saw many of the interesting poiots of the old world aud made a safe and pleasant Two new fast trains are to he ‘;m,t‘f: on the Lake Shore in & few days. The Overiand Mail, a thirough Boston train will pass here about noon and the weat bound train will go through about 2 p.m. Neither will stop at local points. . o j - A strongopposition to the proposed loeation of the high séhool bullding in the east part of Cavin Park has developed. . A protest a:fumi by A large number of taxpayers and busitiees men will be submitted to :lmi councik st the nexs meeting.

The Kendallville News ix digping ap sotne of the oldest residents,; not in the graveyard. but among the live ones. It bhas recently found that George Hill has Dived in that eity sixty-five years. Hiil was born in New York in 1822 and is one of the oldest men in this county. Edward M. Grath, the tramp brieklayer, who fall ander the cars at Kendallville soveral wesks ago, losing both legs, died st the “ﬁ‘uiapp sanitarium last Friday evening very suddenty from blood clot that cansed appoplexy. He was trying to board a moving freight train out of Kendallville when burt. He was 07 years old and once had a home in Tithin. O, ~Prof. M. W. Deputy, superintendsut of the Columbia City Schools stnee 105, resigned [ast week to accépt A place on the faculty of the Eastern Ilinois Normal school. The school board then unanimously elected Julius C. Sanders of their own city assuperintenpent. Sanders is & native of Columbia City,a bright youog man and a splendid school organizer, It is not many cities of the size of Columbia City that employ native-born school superintendents.

Olin B. Guiley was acquiited Ilast Friday of the murder of his brother-in-law, Edwin Wright,at Rome City last February. The jury was out all night but it is said that they stood 11 to 1 for acquittal early in the evening. Guiley made agood impression on the witness stand and the jury evidently took the view of many of the people who knew all the circumstances that he was justified in striking the blow. He will return to Missouri in a few weeks accompanied by Mrs. Wright, his sister, the wife of the dead man. .

The annual meeting of the Noble County Farmer’s Insnrance company at Albion last Saturday was well attended. The reports showed a very satisfactory business for the year. The following officers were elected: President. George Tyler; treasuerer, J. C. VanGorder; adjuster, J. E. Knapp; agents—Wayne township. 3. B g‘redenck; Perry, W. N. Showalter; Orange, Amos Rimmel ; Sparta W. O. Kohler; Elkhart, Brumbaugh and Rimmel; York, J, C. Cieland; Jefferson,J. N. Harvey; Allen,J. M. Haines; Swan, H. Ramston; Green, G. F. Ott; Noble Fred Young; Washington, George Bonse. .

Bee Albright lor furasces. 104 t : L AR R S St eT U o - Gimsoline stoves st King & Weaver, f % irave i imacoing xev 7<:w~w;w"f2:w,‘ Eiﬁuﬂh Ohiex foad mt King &i . Perfectiom (4] Cook stoves a 1 King | & Weavers, E i The bést selection of carpets, rugs’ and curtaios at B, Jacobs & Co. | Mr.oand Mra. Harry Kepge spent weveral daye st Warsaw last weok Mz W R faks returoed Tucsday Aight from an extended 'tmisxémi iy = e Frank McDmniel has retarned mie his work in Fort Wayne after a Weaks vacation. L ey - Apy one desiving help lor day work, cleauing of enteriaining, call Misa !imt»,”;gmnm irs. Mrs R.J Strsas and Miss Giwsn. dulyn Siraus went 1o Lake Wawanos Inst Tansday for & short subing 3 Mrs, Jaeoh Baum, Jr. sand baby A 0 &1 hosne after a plosasnt vieit of several weeke with Mrs, Baum s | tothetr st Toledo, Dhie, g - We puablish on the sapplemeny of Abiw isaun the pictare of taenld l’,-.-‘:"v,;-;é istore taken several yosre apo ol fow of thesn nre siil] Living ; " Harry Thamas of Riehmand Ind. | afid Miss Hetnies Clapp of Albion | ware here Tuesday evening. the guestnof Dr. sod Mrs, Fred « iapp } Jonathan Morris an Bikhiart «aLivin h,mgeﬁ. resently furced oul n!g Lusitess by the local aption electiog. I fime been flued 105 for opersting s “blind tiger.” = Next Monday, June 14, will b= Flag day o 1116 safe to predict Aiat the Stars and Stripes. will be profusely dispisyed not only in the, ity but b the country. e The hase bhail gnoos iast mmdny} didd not deaw as arge 8 rowd as the contest desefved. The High !»‘ii'?;rm%i tent was vietorious defeating the Jrick-up temmn by & scors of 4 105 - Miss Lanra Inks in- at bome from Wiestern collepe for the stinmer va-l eation. A soon as the weather wu’ﬁi pennit they will go to Lake Wawn. ] wee, where Mr o-and Mre Tuks bhave a pretiy sumimet homs. : tisorge Rudolph of lLos Angeles ) CUal . was in the city yvesterday tha gusst of J. W Draper. The gentle. el were friends st Los Angeles, whera Mr. Draper :Bde reguiar trips to that city as a Puilman conductor, Rendaliville s now “dry, that ixl the saloons. are closed the last uh»i Frank Fieldw, having gotie out of business last Tharsday pight. The| Keliy House bar which had been vperated for forty vears closed early in the weok , but Field s licenss was faened soveral days iater. . 4 H. B. Bortner of Albion who has been smployed in the drasghting de- { partment of the Q. Gandy & Co. real estate firn, spent & coaple of hours tr the city Friday eveningon his way o Fort \{’ayn«. He siates tlat ne has an excelient position amd s ?Mnm«.! with: the Gandy finn . Coinmbia City Post. . : " Tha Winoos iuterurban between Waranw aud Gosben was furmwr‘;yl ran so closely dpoun the sixiday sehedule that the patrons wers \nii--! ing 1o comprodiises on most gny ki of & schedule to get Sogday serviee, A bir change has come over the management for they now not only Lave reguisr service but last Rundsy carried over two hundeed excursion. | ints to.a South Bend ball game at specinl rates, : e The connty board of review (= in session at Albion sod are conwidering | protests Ausinat the return of taxa-| tion made by the several assessors of | tha connty. The board s camplseid | af J. J. Forker, county tremsurer: .} W. Earl, auditor ; J. F. Lindser,| assessor 1 10 A, Wiley, Wolf Lake apd O F. Johuison, Kendaliville I The returns made by the asscessors bas bDelen satisfactory with the e«mi ception of the WoOrk in ssveral town- 3 shipe where there i soine littisd

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