Ligonier Banner., Volume 44, Number 19, Ligonier, Noble County, 29 July 1909 — Page 5

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|(IZ6NS Dbank, Ligonier, [ndland s a Private Bank , Under the laws of the State of Indiana it 18 _ - subjeet to frequent examination and its statements . are published and ftiled as are those of National - . DBanks., Its depositors have the security of not only its capital, but, in addition, of all the property of 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. : , . ‘ 5 . : : .ﬁ We pay 4 per cent. interest on certificates of deposit and Savings accounts STRAUS BROS. & CO., OWNERS

Werenn goods at Kisg & Weaver. Try Diamond Cement. Sold by L A [ 8. 8% Thorley of Toledo was in the ; city Tuesday on business. o | Jacob Keller was hate mreﬁg{ the Cguest of Jacol Btraus and family. | Rape special priess on Fisbiog Tackie to reduce stock st King & | Wenver. o = | Mr.and Mrs Calvin Koecht went L ta Kendallville Sanday morning for I s stiort visit with relstives. ~» i & s : [ Misses Geoorgin Zeiler and Grace i Donat of Gosben were i the city Sat. urday afteruoon ealliog on friends. % 3 A ot s - : | - Under the new time oard No 15 i wiil now arrive at 5164 or four min. futes aterthan andse the old schedule, % Mies }jtw}.t;¥: Teal ﬂf"fr"}im»in_ teiaroed [hame last Thursday sfler & short L vieit st the hoine of Mr. Ira Mictise!, 1 Mre William Adw went Lo F;Qr_a {Wasne Wedtesday fur s fow dass Pvisit with Mr and Mra. Walter Tam- ‘ hieson. : _ I Miss Katherine Swank, wio has jbren visiting Mr oavd Mra. George i Swank at Goshen, returned home | Moudsy. : i . i Me arsd Mra, T. 5. Dick of Gosben [pent Sunday in the city with their idaophiior, Mrs Jesss Dewey and

Plamily. : e E o Mr and Mrs floy Unroe and ehild. iren catme o Ligonier iast Naturda) Hpomn Goshaen ta visit Mr oand Mrs | Eari hpepy i' Ay osnd Mrs San ’]Q)Ana’(’!‘:if‘ﬂ;‘n Leatyie Satarday evening for & short Pviwit with: Mr Hass parents, Mr. and i Mre Jobhin Havs, - i : . ; P el AW byon with M. 1o was at Laks Wawasee last Nanday. e Calonel oan shaw the exidence thiat chilpgers are higEers Mr.o Harry Hinll eamie home Taes. day freon Richipond, Ind. where b b spent the past few weoeks with his brother, B W Hall and wife. Fire partisily destroyed the ald mamuel Bhutt residence near Bpon corvilie,.n few dave ago. It ik the iariest fmrin residenes in Deßalb eonunty . A. Whittord near Kendaliville, Ahreebed 85 acres of whent that aver aved 42 hushiels t 0 the acre, Thir is thies imrgent sield so Inr rq*urlt’*d from thie Inrgest ntnber of aeres. Mr Buary Stoner &8 home from Kaorea for s visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs Jaines Nioner. Mr Stoner ik superintendent of the gold mites aweed by Leigh Huant, : Mro oand Mra. Grant Himes and danghifer of Gosben returned hame Monday after a short vinit with Mrs, Hitpes mother, Mrs. Ruth Probst in this ety and Mr. Hunes' brother, Bert Hunes at Cromwelil. Jobu Mitehell, the Kendaliville banker and capitalist earried life fosuranes to the amaunt of #OOlO Conneeticut Mutoal and last week the widow recieved 811 201 dividends having made the policy more valu able, | George D Gaby of near Brindield, raiged fnore than 1400 bushels of first guality wheat from fifty-two acres of wiich be sold 200 bushels at $1 1t He Lias G 0 acrex in onts and b 1 corn, all in dandy shape. Kendaliville News, e L R L R R R £ : T : F : ¥ 4 -~ . : s & .. AND - . - IP. 'F. 1 I o : Fipe Fitting : - : . & . ; - I OF ANYKIND % o S : i . e me. ‘ . b : - 3 : Herbert Robinson - <

Giet ready for your side walk. The Diamond cement as good as the best : v L. A Palmer. . Mr. AW Erwin was in Goshen Monday on business. - - labor and expense. LA Palmer. Mr. Sam Taylor of Gaslisn was in i the city Tunaday visitiog friends. Mr Carl E Strait s clerking at Stansbury s grocery fur a fow weaks. 1 vou want s wet of disties call st the iarpest dish store i the city, B, J. Buansbury's. Lk Master Herald Sehloss of Auburn 18 & pueat ot the home of Mr Milwe Nelig aod fsmily. i Miss Olive Nisterhon wont to Win. fone Maonday evening for s short visit lﬁwnh Miss Lucile Wilkinson, { Mrs Dick Deublerof { hicags catns tiere Meonday evening and s the puest of Mrs Jacoh Sheets, 3 Miss Edel] Netiloss of Anbarn eame i Tarsdary for & sbhort visit with bher Lunicie, Mr. Simon Schiloss and family. Mra €. H tiraves is 30 Home City where sbhe will stay for & fow woeks At the Girsves colisge on Hyivan i inke, : : ‘Mies Lyda Howssr of Fort Wavnae feame bare Nouday for an extended iwisit with her nant, Mrs Alvin i Bengel . : Mre. 1. B. Bees aud ctilldren of L Chleago returued hatne Sanday sfter Lashiort visit with Mre. Hesa wother, Mrn J M. Heas, - Miss Mary Dougins Foster of 2(’rn§w;2'ufsjn‘;iiv. Tud | returned 1o Ler P howe Manday evening after a shiorn ivinit with Miss Audis White Walks that have been placed 25 years it this town are made by the Diamond cement. Give it a trial and save expenses ! 1. A Palmer. Mr, and Mrs Jouss Sohloss of ‘Auburn stopped hers Monday en rosite to Chileago where they will atart ot an extonded Inke trip. {ieorge W, }‘H:ti’?uih.‘ Wi!ﬂ_ and danghter. Lucille, spent Sunday in im. Joe Indisus, the puest of Mr Pineton's sister, Mre, Will Randall. Misse Mae Morrow of Towsa (ity, lowa, who bas boen the guest of Mrs H. I’ Sisterhoen for several weeks, ieft Monday morning for an extended WeRLET tTip. - : Mr sud Mra. Timn Cass camie here Maonday from South Bend for a short visit. They will leave next week for Libsos. N D . where Mr Cass hazs a wood ;vn!’si(h'st:. . ; A fine biack umnbrelia for 8 cents, 8 fine colored silk umbretla for §1 s, A fine cambric skirt with iaee edging and two rows of jusertion for 52 cents worth 85 cente st Ntansbury's, J. Henry Stamets. one 6f the best kunown citizens of Goshen and a iember of the Goshen Buggy Top Co, died very suddenly Inst Saturday aflternoon of Bright's digeass. , George Alton Iv.ukcé.i years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Loke of Gosbien. tummbled into & well at Warsaw and dropped fifteen feet to the bottarn, but was rescued by awau wiho chanced w notice the [ad's ab sepee and made an investigation, Hon. A A Adams of Columbia City, has been sppointed by Governor Marstiall as one of &8 committes of five Indiava lawyers to consider ingislative topies to be taken up at the meeting of the Awmerican Bar association o Detrott 1o August. This is & #¥plendid appointment. Horsce Schubert, 57. 8 well known fariner wost of Goshen, died Satur day of injurien received when bis right leg was drawn into a tohreshing machiune. He oudertook to shove the wheat atraw into the machine with bis foot and the foot was eaaghit The leg was drawn entirely into the machine before a son conld Btop the ongine fu respouse to the father’s Cries 4 :

Last Sunday pight the Hub theater the movisg picture show at Kendaliville, was open to the public and neariy 1.0 people patd the adimis sion during the evening, The preach ors have begut & cAIUpAIEn Against the innovation and are making an or ganized effort to close the places With Sanday base ball and Sunday night theaters Keodallville I 8 going some even if itis “Dry.” Jacob Sheets ig arranging for a large addition to his present big store. He will soon begin the reconstruction of the building he recently purchased from Mrs. R, Ackerman and will add the room now occupied by the Kegg grocery to his present room. When completed the room will be one of the finest and best appointed business rooms in the city A pew front will be putin and the whole establishment remodéled according to modern ideas. Lon MeNutt and s foree of bricklayers have been putting up the wails for a large addition to the room now occupied by J. N Crothers. Assoon as vacated by Mr. Crothers the roowm will be taken by J. C. Kegg, who will move his bakery and grocery into a new and permanent location, one of the best in the city. A.flne new bake oven of the most approved construction is being put in by Mr. MeNuatt. The room will be fitted up in fine style for Mr. Kegg, who will | have one of the finest grocery stores in this part of the state. :

Hon. Henry G. Zimmerman of Al bion has been compelled to give up his office in the basement of the Court House and to retire from the yra’ctice'pf his v{:xfof@»ﬁmion, and leave or a time. he condition of bis health has been such during the last two years that he could give but little attention to his practice and he will now take a much needed and too long delayed rest. Few men in Noble county have a wider wfguninunce than Mr. Zimmerman. is friends all hope that he may find relief and that he wiil regain his old time vigor of mind and body. .

Milo Kline of North thister is again in jail at Warsaw. e was arrested at Kimmell last Thursday by the Whitley county sheriff in company with another suspicious character named White, who was wanted in Missouri. Kline and his partner had been working in the onion flelds near Wolf Lake for some time, but the authorities did not get him located until last week. The officers found the two men at Kimmell on their way to Kendallville and out of the country, they having bad a tip that something might bappen. Kline Was 80 eo:!é)letely disguised that his friends hardly knew him.

Brace Mo Nair spent Sunday with Bis parenis al Albion. o Merritt Sockrider was in Goshen Sunday visitiog friends. Habbi Braun of Liscols, Neb , was hers inst Friday 1o stiend the Levy tuneral. : Misses Helie and Ratt Seotl were in Elkhart Soaday, the guesls of Miss Madpe Seots, : Mise Marie Seott of Eikbart spent Nunday bete with her parents; Mr. and Mre. D, E Scotsy, H. G Head of Fort Warns spent the week end with his pareuts, Mr. and Mra. Thos. Head. - Sutiimer dress goods i iswns st § conts worth 125 conta: petthin class of goods st Stanshure's ) Mien Heanis (bick of Fort Warne spent Bunday boere with her sisters, Missne Cecslin and loha Oick. Miss Maud Kelly of Warsaw ro. turned honte Tuesday after & sbort vinit with Miss Lillian Poterson. Mrs Chias Barghart went to (iar reit Saturday for an extended visit with her danghter, Mrs. Besalo Wells Mermnante of wool dress goosds, percales, inwos, dimities and ginghame, w: hall price st Stassbury = doabie slofe, : Irvin Jacobs came down from Uhieagro Saturday to spend Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Jacote, : : o : 3 b % Frauk Hadley will retaorn %o his bome st Mendon, Michigan, taiay alter a vinit of several days with old friends, . : sHurbert leowser osttie LBomes from Terre Haute for s short outing st the inke. He will retarg to his studies fext week. : , Wastep-Thres or four permanent hoarders corper of Sdeond and Matd streets ' 192 t Mus. K. W, ALagtuny, Dr. Black has appointed Dr. Joho W, Green of Alhlon as deputy county coroner atid hie will act daring the abwence of Dr. Risck in the northwest, o % Remember the largest game tish caupht this season, on Shakespears fishing tackle, bought at King & Wenver's carries off the $lO.OO prige Reel and Rod. * Mra. Joé Prickett of Kansas City, Mo, came Mouday eveuing for a short visit with Mr. Prickett's tmother, Mre. Martha Prickett and other relatives, 5 : Jossph Eckart has brught his old residence on Martin street owned by Attorney W, H. Wigton for seversl yoars, and will agatn becoine s resident of Ligonier. ' Herman Baum, for years eonnected with the E.Jacoba & Co. store, but now in business in (Chiesgo, eame down to attend the funeral of Joseph L. Levy last Friday. o Mrs. Fred Burket and dsughter, Mrs, Amos Spurgeon were in Fort Wayne the early part of the week with Mr. Frank Burket, who is i}l at the St Joseph hospital, e Mrs, Sam Waolfe and daughter, Dorothy Wolfe, Fort Wayne are spending several weeks here, the guests of Mra. Wolfe's parents, Mr. and Mre. N. Wertheimer, Cars are now in operation on the Toledo and Chieago intururban lue from Kendallville 10 Fort Wayne, tied up several days last week by s strike of trainmen for higher wages. Millersburg has no night sarvies st the Lake Shore station and the Grit is muaking s strong protest The day sgent and operator has to put in twelve hours with no raise of salary. MM M. A Hutchison and daaghter, Miss Martha Hutehison of this city and Mrs. C. F.Cartis and danghters, Helen and Addis Curtis of Attants, Gia. deft Friday for South Bend aud Goshen to visit friends. ‘ ; W. A. *Chip”")y Ruple was here several days-last week baving come down from Mishwaka for a visit. He saya that he has had work all the time sinee going to Mishawaks, but that he still has & warnu place in his haart for Ligonier. 5

William Carrier, a Topeka voung

man was arrested at Milford- Inst Thursday morning after an ekeiting race betwesn & Topeka automobile, in which Carrier waas trying to get away, and the machine driven by Sheritf Todd of Lagrange, The young man was wanted on a pater. nuf' charge. preferred by a Topeka girl. .

The adjourned meeting of the city council last Taesday afternoon was neld with only a majority of the members present. The sidewalk ordinances were passed and the prelimivary steps taken to provide immediate results for the legislation. There waas little or no opposition w 0 the ordinauces,

Otto E. Grant of Albion wazg in the eity last Monday in company with Dr, Green. Mr. Grant formerly resided in Columbia City, where he practiced law for severt{ years. He bas recently moved into the office in the court house basement, occupied by Henry Zimmerman for maony yvears. Mr. Grant is a young man of excellent gualitications. a splendid gentlemen, and we are glad to note his determinanion to become a permanent citizen of the Hub.,

Mrs. AxJ. Inks has secured the exclusive ency for the celebrated Spirella (jorset for this locality and has already taken several orders. This is one of the best and most popular corsets manufactured and has given universal satisfaction where ever worn. This coreet is both front and back laced and is made in all of the most fashionable shapes and styles, Mrs. Inks will take measurements and fill orders. She will give especial attention to special orders. Call apon her. :

Joseph M. Harkless, a former citizen of Albion Wwas drowned in the Calumet river, near East Chicago, last Friday morning. He had gone to the river to spend the day with a daughter, who was eamping with other girl friends nearby. He went into the water to take a swim. when he was suddenly attacked by cramps and called for help. His daughter, who was a good swimmer went to his assistance and was nearly drowned by the franticman She was rescued by a girl companion. The fuperal was held at Albion Sunday. Harkless was 41,3 ‘ghotognpher and was living at South Chieago.

Dr. 1. J. Veughn of Topeka was in the city ymmy,. : Carl Smith is the new salesman at CUnrney's clothiag stors, | Ball Frog Hose, & particulariy good hose sold by King & Weaver. . Miss Sophya Krao: spent Sanda in Goshen, &: gruest aftg:r wmu.y Mr.and Mrs, AJ. Inks spent Son. day in Toledo, thie gneals .5" friends. “Miss Bessic Marker wont to Elk. hary Thursday, where ahe Is visiting friends. S : Goaas Mr Charies Mclean oams bhome Saoday, from an threo wéeks trip io Michigan. _ ; Mr.oasd Mrs Jacobh Shoelanitenided the funeral-of Mr. Harry Siamets At Gosbien Monday. g - Frank O Habiell agett 65 and » native of Gosten, died inst daturday afler o long ilinsss, . Miss Lillian MeMillon, who is ate tending normal sohool At Wisons wax hotne aver Banday. CMroand Mrs A Kann of Milwag. ken. are the guesta of Mrs. Kaun's sinter. Mre. Leo Holomon, Mr. Fred Siarr secompanisd by Mins Gindys Cnrr spent Sanday st Watsrioo, the Fuestia of Iriends. Mr. and Mrs. W Vondersimith apent the early part of the week st Natticro boach, Lake Wawasce, o pot Tall to see the Big races at the Assoviation grounds, Jely 1 They will be the best of the scason. - Mrs Thos Head wepnt to Eikhart Monday for s short visit with hey brother, Mr. John Marker ahid wife, Mr. and Mre HBen Goldberg of Terre Haute are spendiog s fow days this week- st the Loeser cotiage, T.ake Wawases, : ' Mr. oand M Albert Weaver and #an, Flmo Weaver, went to Kendailville Tuesday mworning for s shorg vigig with friends. : - Misses Ponrl Froed, Bartion Harald and Margusrite Mitehsil and Mr, Milton Herald spent Sunday st The Inn, Lake Wawsasoe, AW AL Osbarn of Kendallvilie was fn the city Monday, visiting with his s, Charles Osborn of the Citizens Bauk and ealiing on old friends. Mr. J. M Graves of Wakegao, T eame Tuewnday for mshort visit with his sister, Mro. P A, Carr. and his brother, Mr, C. B Graves and famiiy. Ask your neighbatr how about the pew Perfection OH Cook stove works., We have a few of them left Forty five sold this season at King & Weaver. e Mr. and Mrs. A, Kaonn, Mrs Leo Solatnon, Miss Huth Mier and Julius Safomon spent the week end at Lake Wawakes, the guests of Mr. and Mrs, A. B. Mier. Mra. Chas. Keister and daughtaers, Misses BRose sund Bonuote Keister of Mistiawaka returned home Saturday alter a short visit at the home of Mr. Tom Jackson and family, Mre. O G, Dill eame homs Sanday from Spriog Beach Banatoriuwm, Rome City, where she hsd been takjng treatwent for eheamatism. Mrs Diil is nmpfovieg io condition and wili return to the sanatoriom in & few weeks. _ Dr. F. W. Black accompanied by tiiw brother Wright mw‘k of the Hawpatch will leave tomorrow {of au extended trip throagh the northwest, They will visit Roy Black, a brother,at Cousr d' Alenes, I[daba, and will stop st Spokane, Portiand, seattlie and other points of interest Theywill return about Septemiber Ist Among those from out of the city who sttepded the Levy foneral last Friday were, Mr.and Mrs Sam Lavy of Toledo,. Mr. Lew Marks and Mr. Harry Marks of Cincinnattd, O, Mr and Mrs. Silas Stane and Mr. and Mre. Bertram Stane of Warsaw. Mr. H. C Gilesand Mr Schram of Cleva. land. O . Mr Dan Daniels of Columbia City. Misa Hantington of Elkvart and Mr. Herman Baumesof hicago. . : :

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