Ligonier Banner., Volume 44, Number 15, Ligonier, Noble County, 1 July 1909 — Page 5

T Take a Kodak %" W LD B : ; ‘ v}i".m ] pictures of places you vist and peo--s‘" T ) ;}ip you meet. AR A Hammock b 7 g L f(g ] comfort during your outing. : ) i r. D RAeS ™0 AGood Book i, "¢ g;:?!‘ }“":’“‘ ." ' your ;&rmurc - !* e 5 KOdakS from $l.OO 10 %3500 M.“)" o / ; -ach l' lms {or Fastman m‘lk*. Film paoks for Premo (faséu'rm | Photo supplies of all kinds. | . r ‘We have them at ¢ ” pnces fr:z!z{ seventyHammmks live cents up. = Books of every kind and prce. yffman’s Bookstore ..Hoffman’s Bookstore.. LIGONIER INDIANA

O [ ur Business W - Auz. w;\.sv__\' our insp W tor, it in the Banking Departiment we mvite C Farmers ¢ Merchants Trust Company - Ligonier, Indiana ‘ ePN .e s o no oS ofSe oS o

'.l'3' o - . : Citizens Bank, Lidonier, Indiana ; J 3 ~lsa Private Bank ' ' Under the laws of the State of Indiana it is subject to frequent examination and its statements are published and filed as are those of National Banks, Its depositors have the security of not only Its (‘:l}\ilill‘ but, in addition, of all the }»l‘uiwl‘l‘\'nf the owners of Citizens Bank, namely, Jacob, Simon J. and Isaac D. Straus and Abe Ackerman, making a : security not excelled by that of any other Bank in ' » Indiana. - : ’ : x . We pay 4 per cent. interest on certificates . ’ ' ® ° S ; ~ of deposit and Savings accounts 'STRAUS BROS. & CO., OWNERS

- Hammocks and croquet sels st King & Weaveras s , Tarses for the races st the Kendsli vilie fair this year will total §2.750. ; Siss Vers Haddox was o Soulb Hend Soadey, the gusst of friends, l If you want & scteen door that noks well sand wonu't sag. get it of King & Wenver. o - Jotin Lacey. % lost bis left hand ae the result of » gisnt fire cracker explosion st Eikhary, : vk Wil Sack and Dale Woodrofl are spending the week ot the Sack ol tage al Natticro Heach, 8. H: Hoover returned for Califor. nin Tuesday eveping. He left his brother in & very precaticus condi. tien, 009 X B.BS Peige wf Tn;wﬁn hgu the cone tract for rebullding She Lotheran ehurel: a 2 Dagraspe. lor which be will receive § 5§ e The local option i:‘»_lac:;ie.}u in 1a grange rounty cont $638 15 acvordiog t 0 bilis allowed by the commmeion. ers at thaeir jast meeling. Mra Frank Zimmetinan and son, Francis Zinunerman, retarned frem Al exiesded visit with Mo, Zuner man’s father at Tolsdo, Ui, E. Jacobs & Co's. seven-day Wonder s.l¢ is proving to be a great success. The sale closes next Saturday. o ] fiKendalivilie is Infested with eliiggers and the denitzetis Mo secking reel jn coplous appiiostions of sait water Jiausas ey and Las ol geors.’ Ptie moral 18 obyious, - Dr. Oarlas Lane of Linenlnville g . was i this part &f the worid several daye jmst week visiung fricuds. He was hare th‘la‘hr. 3 b Lucky of Wolf Lake Inst Saturday. *The taces next Satnrday wili draw a hig crowd The sntries miake |t sure that the racown witl Gl and the chances for a day of flue sport are oot exesllent. Al sboald sttend atd enjoy the conlents, : Tha second triai uf the Usorge Hink case at Goshen endedd Insy i’ day in another disagroement. This time the jury stood 11wl in Isvor of discharyging the gpuardispship. A new trial will be held. . Mr. e L. Harding s daughter, Mildred. who, with M/ Harding are vigiting Mrs. John A, Stsosbury. went to Ann Arbar Jast week to the reunion «f Mr, Harding's class, the Clans of 74 U. of M. ‘They report a very enjoyvabie time Henry Sloan of Ryracuse lias parchascd the brick Hivery barn occupied by the Hatdor! stabile of Goodman & Cir. of Monticello who hasve owped it fur several years, Mr. Sloan took the building as part pavment for sOINE SYTACUSS DrOpPeTtY as An Invest. mient, . To get the benefit of the great reductions in prices at E. Jacobs & Co. wonder sale be sure and get there no later than next Saturday as the sale closes on that date. The dead-lock in the eity council at Kendaliville over the election of a member of the schogl board. was broken last Natorday filght by the election of A, K. Otls g place of Archy Uninpbell. the ont-going menber. Mr O was alooted alter sovoral weeks of halloting. 7 rM» F bbb bbb e B z I : PLUMBING : r $ & - AND , - : - -P- F- . r : ting : Fipe ritting : - ; . - I OF ANYKIND % E See me. I £ Herbert Robinson : * Ilerbert Robinson = - - » FHHR R R R R

~ Those Blose Flame Km‘w i couk sroves st King & Weaver's bura Air with oil o . | New Pertection Wick Bine Flame M) Nioves are the best for sale by King & Wenver, = i Trone Crothers spent Satarday and Haoday in Uoshen, where sho was the guest of friends, : ; : B - M. Louise' Swack of Lagrange e visiting Mrs. Jos Pancake and aiber friends in Ligonler this werk. A very large assortment of ladies and Misses wash tailor suits at E. Jacobs & Co. L Miss Mades Noottof Eikbiarg spenit Sumiay -with her parents Mt and M, P E. Séott st thier coltage al Natticro Heaetn, Lake Wawnese Mr. sad Mrs, Chauncey Boonts were (o South Beud Bouday wihers they stended the weddihig ol Mr. Wil Larden 1o Miss f‘»us‘iﬁfﬂwrs of Mistinwaka. : ‘Mr. Orn DU retorned bome sl week ftom Pamsos, Ratisas, wlefs e tiad spent soveral weska with his Anattier, Mrs. Hoss 151 sndd M 1 aad Mra Heonry Mussog, 1. 1. Carpenter, of Wabash, lod., wiil preacti at the Chitstiab ehufoh on pext Ruadey worniog sad even iog. He is one of the abicsi speakers.in the pulpit siny, -’ 3 : o . Mre J.H. Greeo asd fmmniiy bave gone o Nattiero Beach. Laks Wa waste whore they will spend the %’zmxt-:w«» months in the Banta oot age. The youtig people will lind this s delightful piace for au suting. ' Mre. A. B, Mier sid chillidren are al Laks Wawnsee for the stniner !u(’(ﬁti;&}“i:;g the Alderaing culiags Lear Jooes Landing. Mr. Mive wiliapend {,” el tine a 8 possilile st the iake sud it s safe 1o say that aii will have s pleasant vuting, ; . The Drapets inve gone snd their going migns be made the subject of an Intéresting story. A story that tniay be writsen somie day snd in s way thiat eanunot be plisusderstoond and with to necessity of reading be;l'.lﬂwn the lives, | : } Mis. Elmer Culver delightfuily entertaitued the DAL H saciety Inst lMuiuf&}‘ afternoon 1o hopor of Mrs Abbie Draper, who sccoipanied by er daughiter, Misse Anus Draper and et son. Frauk Deaper, will lsave for Los Angeles, Cal., where thas wili fhﬂaidﬁ*, Eillott Saanders, an alleged Fnslishinan, who, dressed its cutaway hiack sait. with ruon down dight shoes and preseating s very dudish appear ance, walking from Boston to Ban Frapcisco, was in Goslien Sanday. He claimes to be a decturer and will write 8 book on Auierican mauners as compared with his own Euaglisl Coantrymen. . ~ : i Elder L. L. Carpenter of Wabash, Tod., will be at the Christian churel | next sunday morning to address the | children of the Sanday Sehool ratly. | Elder Carperiter is n splendid type n!g the old style Christinn geatietnan | who is mneariog bis 77th mile stone | He in bright apd strong and it will be 1 Rireal to bear b preach one of his, old time sermons. He will m‘.fu;)_\’i the pulpit morning and evoning and all are invited to hear biin, l The Twentieth Anniversary of the organization of toe Presbyterian | Chiureb in Ligonier will be observed i on July tth and jita. Oa Friday sveuing, the fith. there will be 8 con. i gregational reception. Oa the folJowing Lord's Day at the matmng] sorvice, the Sacramefts will be mi»i ministered. o the eveniug the anniversary serimmon wil !mv;'-ru'nc!‘mdi by Hev. T. G. Pearca D 12 of Waveland. D J e ; Atthe Christianchureb next Lord s day. July 4th will bé a red letter day ail through. At 9350 all who are or ever were Dientbers of the school are earpestly requested to be preseot and wnach ope bring a friend. Also every ehitld in the large eradie roll in line, J.et ur have a rally day that wiil mean much to this delightfol ser[“h‘ﬂ of the chureh The veuerable L. L Carpenter of Warsaw will be with us and wiil preasti both mors g aud evening. o not (adl to hear this grand nid man - All sare welcotne, 1. WaL ssiti, Pastor, S. T. Emerick died near Kendaliville last Fridavy st the age of i from the eflects of blood poistniog, the result of a rat bite ten months ago. It seems that NMr. FEoerick went into his stable and found A giant rodent sitting on the feed box When the rat refused o move the aped farmer struck it with the back af his bamd aod almoest instaotly he wax seversly bitten on the fluger Bloed poison developed and Mr. Emerick's condition gradualiy grew woree until his desth. He suflered terrible agony. He had resided in this county neary 5 years. v ;s The atfairs of the Kimmell cement works are coming out of atangie and something promises to develop within the next few weeka. Al Warsaw last Mouday Judge Bowsher gave the Arbuckle-Ryan company of Toledo, judgment for $8.250, & much smaller sum than they elaimed and the court order provides that the cemeant company shall pay the plaintiff 38250 within twenty-eight days, or the plaintiff shall have the right to enter the property of the cement company and remove the machinery which has been in controversy. - All hope that the rconcern will soon be ‘o“n its feet and again begin operations, g

While at Plymouth the other day we had the pleasure of calling upon Charles Reynolds formerly of this city where he was welland {»opnlarly known as the “'‘clerk at Eldred's” Mr. Reynolds has a store of his own at Plymouth. Itis a drug store and we venture the assertion that there are but few like it-apywhere. It is the cleanest, neatest, best appointed and most systematically arranged drug slore that we have seen anywhere. The furnishings ‘are all of pleasing design and modern in construction and allow thé arrangement and display of a complete and comprehensive stock of drugs, medicines sundries, toilet articles, wall paper, and about everything generally found in a first-class drog store. A beautiful soda fount and accessories ocrupy the front part of the room. Mr. Reynolds, not only has a fine place but it stands inspection. It is one of the six stores out of 1100 in the state that is rated at the top and the iuspector says that there are none better. Special mention is made of Mr. Repnold’'s store as being a topnoteher. He is making & success of his business, is contented and bappy as a confirmed bachelor can be and has great faith in Plymouth and its future.

Harvest goods at King & Weaver. ; : 5 2 5 3 . My Jack Ocks is home for a few . Miss Saphin Kranz spent &sﬂu% At Giosbien o - E.F. Kison made 8 basiness m;*:% o Eikbars Satarday. : | Mr tieorge Siarr and Fred Starr ware in Gosben Sunday. - ‘ - Ora DHek of Goshen spent Sosday éhﬁh the guset of Miss Freda Lyan : The newest and best metal fiy window sereen at King & Weaver's - Mr. and Mre. Alvio Beatel spent Sauday st the Ton, Lake Wawases Mises Rinnehe Shobe is spending tz How weeks [n Cieveland. the gaest of frionds, o o - Mrs James Simmens and Charles Nummoas sre spending the week sl Nattiors Heach, Lake Wawanee, ] 4 s e Ak | = Me oand Mrs. O W Christis and Mise Marie Christie spent Sonday with Mrs. Christie's wiother 8t Syra;c‘ucm : ; i J E' A festing, of the counly evange. Jistie cotnmiittes will be hald io the Motheoddist cioreh st Albion, Fridey, July 2 | i : oo ; | | Mr oand Mre. Frank Heese of To. deddo eatne here Saturday o spetid 8 fow days with Mrs Johd Yoder and Inriiv, | & ; . L Misx Zillah Bothwseil. who bas beon temching in & schionl fof feehis minded at Fort Warne, is homie for g the suniner, 7‘ i a 1 L The Goshen Cobs defeatsd the f hotne taarn Nandsy by & score of 3 1o 1. The Cabs were shint cut gntil the Reventh inntng, : . : 3 § > : - Miss Mae Marrow of Lirwa Chy | lowa i spending several weeks 1o thin city. the guest of Mr oand Mre. ilhr!m.n Sisterben. i | Miss Holeo Beeson arrived ;;m; Tuesday eveniog fromn Unlontown, | Pa.cfor an extended visit with her Eismtnr. Miss Aun Beeson . tarl Decker of RBoston, “Mﬂg [mmn ‘Mouday to spond nfew days innra with his mother, Mra Helen | Dcker and other relatives, j | Mroand Mrs. E. W, Hall of Riehmond, Ind . came Tharsday to spend afew dave with Mr. Hall's pnﬂmng Mr and Mra, Reberti Hull. ) l At the U B, ehureh next SBunday | morting. the pastor wiil preach a | patriotic sermoti, the theme of whieh | will be, A Natiocunl Message. " The | ‘public is invited to attend. J Mr. and Mrs., Leon Kreager and daughter, Migs Jovee Kreager, and | Master Lester Kreager, of Provi- | dence, R. 1. are wpending several weeks here, the gussts of Mr and Mrs, E. Jacobs. : Jim Grant, the Columbia City sajoonist, who was Hoed §5O 60 -byl Judgs Wrigley for selling Hguors | under 8 liceuse pronouticed good by | the best [awyers in the state, is wallknow in Ligonier., where he resided for several vears. ; : Last Thursday morniog the tmv:!f% of Mrs. Fanny Cripe Jacobs, 30 years | of age, was found Uy trainmen at s fake Shore crossing in Goshen wi‘mre; it had been ent intwain,. The wom. | an was on her way home when| struck by the train, : i A sunday School class of hovs of the Preshyterian churely and Rev, Thomas Younger and a friend, Rev, | B. Giffaord, professor of l'uli(fc‘{% Feonomy at the Syrian Protestant | eollege at Beyrult, Syrin, will spend two weeks enrnping st Lake Wawa | B e o L . % ticaorge Hussey has just vumpletc«d§ a splendid job of cement work at the | water works station. A complete | uew floor has been put in the t-ug'inei room . and the tmprovement is most § markea. But few men if any do! better work than Mr. Hussey, wim! has had years of experfence in cement construction. _ % ; Lightning somaties cuts qgleer capers and one of mors than ordinsary é interest is reported from Kendall | Evm@. Willtam Friend had three | Borses tn his stable and be had hu_ﬁgg Enp & pair of horse biankets on 8 wire | stretched across the barn and thers was also a log chain across the wire, The lightning hit the barn, ctossed the wire, set fire to the biankets and melted s part of the log chain. The burning of the blaukets was soon diseoverad by the family and fortutinteiy there was no other damage done. Dr. E. L. Schlotterback is in. receipt of & fly ordinance that is bsing sont out by the State Board of Health with a letter urging itk passage by the eity couneil. Some action should be taken to erndicate as far as possible the frightful pest. The fly» has been tridd and found guilty., He brings disease, death and discomfort in unmeasured qoantities. The community whiech fights flies will reap a rich reward. To permit flyproducing conditiona to exist, now that we know about the danger of the fiv. is to mark us as incompetent. The fly bas cost the world more than war and famihe., = e

Allen W. Palmer, who has been in the government service in the Philippines for less than a year bas been kept on the jump all of the time. He has had several good assignments and promotions, and he is pow at the head of the Division of Saniiary Engineering, & most responsible position. The chiaf of the division is on his way to the U. 8. A. and Mr. Palmer was put in charge of the work. He is at tY)e head of all the sanitary work on the Islands and all of the matter has to pass through his hands a most responsible position for one so young and such a short time in the service. We predict that Palmer will not only make good but that he will take the opportunity to show his capacity to do & l“v amount of hard work and do it well.

Mrs. Abbie Draper, accompanied by her son, Frank Draper,and her daughter, Miss Anna B(;‘nper. will start to California this morning when they will begin life anew expecting to make that state their future home. They will not make any stops until they get to Los Angeles where they will visit for several days before going to San Diego where they will ‘giu Walter Draper and Charlie raper who have been there for several years. This will reunite the family in a far off strange land where their many friends in this city bope they will find happiness and prosperity. Mrs. Draper has but little left of the fortune invested in the electric lighting service in this city where she was forced out of business by a combination of eircumstances that reflects but little credit apon the agencies that brought it about. ; s

Mr. Bert Bechitel spent Sunday Witk bis family at Toledo. : . Halph K. Harr of Kendallville was n the oliy Tassday for several hours Best line of rugs in town and at sale prices, at E. Jacods & Co. | &?.sﬁﬂ'ﬁ&}aku Hoffman were guests at the lon, Lake Wawaseo, .. .. . Mrs L. A. Haddox of Payne, Obio, i heve visiting ber daughter. Miss Netn Haddox. Dt Black repotis the srrival of a Jittie sun 8t the Home of Mr. and Mre. James Patton, o Mrs, Minole Freybarg of Goatien spent Turdday with Mrs. John Hot!. nian snd otber friends | Try our Sunday Bpring Chicken dipners. & centa Sjﬂ'ﬂﬁﬁﬁ Park. lake Wawases, [ud. Thdt E ‘Mra. Win. Hatdorf went to Water. 100 Thursday to visit her parents, ENL and Mrs, W .‘éﬁm;. o é“’g‘imm'o- Hryan retarned from Churphdsco Naturday svening, whers he Ea;wm soveral daye with Lis paranis. . The very best extra super all wool carpet for sB¢ per yard at E. Jacods & Co. ' _ . Dr.and Mre 5. I Gante and fam. iy lelt Wadnesday svening for thele cottage at Natticro Beacli for soveral Week s culing. M. Zenith Purdy of Chicago eatie Mopiday evening to spend several weeks with Mr Pords's sister Mrs. Eruest Franks and other reistives. . Mr oand Mrs. Maivio Rodgers and Hitls son, Neil Hodgers, of Croniwel) spent Nanday with Mre. Bodger's parents, Mr. and Mra. W. X, Beazel . Herman Rack apnd Lowsll Harsh wore in Rendalivilie last Monday night attendicg s masic recital under the direction of Proef. John Me. Meonris, 5 2 : : Mr. Uhas Sttagh of Goshen oame down Sauday to spend the day with his wife who is speuding the sumfer with hor parents, Mr. and Mre Weample, = Mr.oaod Mra. M. A, Hutehison and family, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Morrell and family and Mroand Mrs. Hugh Hauotehivon and family speot zé/audu at Lake Wawases, ~ Frank Eldred left for Detrois, Mich | where he i§ attanding » meeting of the National Cheriiist ' Asancistion. Mrs. Kldred is here and. will return to Indissapolis with Mr Eldred early next week. Mrs. Henry Moyer, &2 years of age aud Mre Caroline Eschinan, 66, wers Doth found dead o bed at their homes in Kendallvilie last Saturiday morning. The former was ths mother of Dr. H. A Mayer and both weore well-known Indies. - ) William Moore, who residsd pear Lake Wawases (or many years, was buried last Thursday., He was well ktiow as Unele Billy Moore and was Al early resident of Kosciuske county. He was the youngest of fonar ehitldren of remarkabde age, His brother Johin Moore of this city is 94 His sister, Mrs. Richart of Wamwnseo 18 2, while Joseph Moore of Nyra- | Cuse fs N 7, l It lg alright to comend and to nu.; plaadiliberal expendituredfor educational purg‘umfm. but sight eonld not {:Q lost of the fact that school sathor. itiés are often hampered in the mat--ter of securiug the oecessary fands for meoting sueh expenditures. [mpossibilities shoald not b expreted of school boards, Funds are Limited sources of expenditures can easily be ] made uniimited. —South Bend Tinas 1 - L. A. Robbine, s frother o? Forrest E. Robbins of this eity, will be Lhie neExt postmaster At Cromwell. Mr, | Huhbiuﬂ was one of the four pentlemien that took the civil servies exam. | ination several weeks ago and it seemns that he won ot by a a;rruw‘i margin over Mr. Deßrular, bis elos€Bt opponent and who s pow ;;-uugi as postiaster. Hobbios will make a good postmaster, but it is pretty safe ts bet that be would not ,Yum been Appotnted had the bosses the rightto Appoint as in the past, - ‘

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. 4 : o_f 2 . The Perfection Kerosene Oil Cook | - Stove > W*w'”wijj oo Use Common ker. b 't‘?‘ﬁ?/ Sade Bs your iamg ;g e 1 Cheaper than Gas NLT ’ Never ean explod ISR U e e \ r rins ovet i AT 3 s > g i i STTH IR Y. i axh v&: i Never ,makes at ; : %‘l’*’ —t;s" (vin e (RMREE e CINpS / arial yper beca s i .‘ ; p ) b ‘ i 3 o i . o ,F‘«-/ ort \rri il éwﬁ +R L ; Ky e £ry Yee,! ?tv;,? 34 it oiecdad ¥ y ' ] i f ";\3” . - . Ty § 5 o T EY o i g 3 - (IO YTRRXY scrcred upona prin " \ ] LXIfL 7 v \ ’ VA ; w ety it C‘ - _\U . 01l wh " ; bt producing a-heéat that 15 absolutely f 1 i tha maember on acs g,';~'.,g"-? v rreat amount of oxs ; consumed by these stoves it reduces to vou Lhev will do anv-and: all. kinds of work viz Baking of bread, caka, pie] roasts, -ote: Gring ‘-i‘i SEEIE N, »;-‘ nill * ‘. ¢ >:»,";_‘ ={oWwWiliis fry | ete, And they don’t blow dp. If ‘you would not 1A a gazolone stoy can have a Rerosen {ll Stoves It s the one with the large blue hurners - KING & WEAVER. . . . ° - | Ligonier, Indiana *’

b - Th T ] ] ! ] A ] ‘ ] : 5 . | - , . The Best there is | This is the time you want them 3 - Get Our Prices. ' Window Screens g You:vneed’thcm. 'S'ee'our stock - 3 Binder Twine | 3 Ahything»,kYm‘x Want in Hardware ] | s ] e L. A. PALMER o e T P (o 1) [ () (o} o) oo)£yeoyoyeoyPy £ o) o) o 1 1 T