Ligonier Banner., Volume 44, Number 25, Ligonier, Noble County, 9 September 1909 — Page 5

- : At Hoffman s -~ Book Store | | YQu will find-all the books ~ For all grades, and all the nghSChool Textßooks A full new line of Blanks, ' Tablets, Pencils and At 4Suppﬁ<‘:<' . - Needed Either by Teacher or Pu_pil P [ ook over our assortment . . BEFORE BUYING. . Promp.t-' Attention Given to All

Our Business ~ Methods Ailov g 1 s Vil i Farmers = Merchants ~Trust Company _ Higonier, Indiana. '

. - Several good farms in Noble County, a few of which s - . : -are here briefly described : 240 ACRES in Kosciusko county, lying two and one-half miles west of Milford, known as the Huber farm. This is one of the very best farms 1n the county anid finety located; surface ts level and the soil of the very highest quality. Has splendid improvements, consisting of a fine slate-roofed’ frame house of about 8 : rooms, one large bank barn, a smaller barn, wagon shed, and other outbuildings, all in the best of condition : : 373 ACRES in Marshall county, Ind., located onc mile west and one mile north ot Mentone, and known as the Shipman farm. The surface of this farm is cently rolling and soil 1s good chocolate loam:a few acres in wood pasture and the balawce in cultivation. The improvements are a good ¢-room house, bank barn : about 400X60, good outbnildings, wind pump, and good orchard. A small stream ‘ of running water near the barn furnishes water for stock the vear round. This is an especially desirable farm. 160 ACRES in Elkhart county, lying 6 miles west of Ligonier, and known as ‘ the Hudson farm. This 1s one of the very best farms in the best part of the county; level, and soil is dark and of the very highest quality: 130 acres in cultivation and about 20 acres in grove. Improvements are a good t-room house, barn about .36x50, another barn about 30x40, crib, ana other outbuildings. If you are looking for & farm of the very highest class, you will not miss it on this. 64 ACRES in Kosciusko county, Ind., Iving 5 miles northwest of Leesburg, - known as the Deßruyckere farm. This is a good piece of rich dark seil, nearly : level, about 50 acres of which is in cultivation and 14 acres in timber.. The farm has a good 5-room house and good barn 30xg40. We will make you an especially i attractive proposition on this farm. : - These farms will be sold cheap, and on the most favore * - : . able terms, giving purchaser long time and low : . rate of interest on deferred payments. ; FOR PRlCl'iS AND FULL INFORMATION CALL ON ! s : . ; f - LIGONIER, INDIANA ; t y . gS- : o . Citizens Bank pays 4% interest on certificates of deposit and savings accounts.

salo st Wiliiasma Drag Store. The Diamond Cement brings diamonds by saving expense. This yearwcurs etop in Latirange coutty will be the iargest io ten Fears L - Miss Gola Haker of Chicage was the gavst of Mre Sadis Warnd isst Mowday . C A Eussznmrigs fvwiz“l ‘iﬁﬁfw ﬁlf!‘ﬁ&q wnitabie for small Ismily., Inqotre of §.. Seliioes : - Mes tieoree Honert of (Goshen i fere the gavet ul hey W!&M.ﬁf mid Mrs. Petot seitae. i . i T ,7.“,,;\3,‘.»_4.,;:“2,)4» ¥ e » & ‘Mr. Dora Huocbiel and Mr. W H. Haker ars attandiog the state fair at fpdianapaiin (hin week. b Millinery opening st Mrs, . R raves, Bept 3617, and 15 Lagdies cail and examine the siyles. : SMre R Giraves is spending the week (o Chieago selecliog the Yery intent it patiorn hats and Boveities. Sidewalk builders, try Diamond Cement, hard as a rock,pever wear sut.” Secld by L. A. Palmer. Mrs Watt Meridith and littie son f Indianspolin are guests of i Merigithi's sister, Mrs. Arthur Rigge siidl farntly. e Mr and Mrs (lLas’ Stapshors and Miss Mabel Meyors spent Bunday in Topeka, the puests of Mr and Mrs Walter Trowel, . Mina Melley Lape and Mr Frank Lape (oft Taesday morpiog lor Den ver, Cad, whers they will take un thair residence, & Mre. G H Hants and danghiters, Georgis snd Buth Bania, of Fikbsrt were pueste of Mroasd Mes. William Watis ias: wonk, - The Dutess society of the Mathodist charel will be sutertained Tues day afterconn by Mrs. Ed Bisterhen Kwwinipdd 2_‘ Mra, Alvin iiﬁm’rl : ' . Miss Cluribel Earle tﬁﬂ Mr Civde brood were guietdy mareied lest Sun day toorsing in Uhicago, where they will miake their future home. Mr and Mrs C O Purdie of Cbis vag s returped bome Monday after a shart visit with Mra. Pardue s par eots. Mr.oand Mra. Feaonk Kiog. , Butler citizens have sabscribed Gver SHLRNE Lo ReoUTe & BLove actory. Ttwill take 815000 to Isnd the enter prise, which they hops to secure thia week, . : o sopial eirclen wm well reniember the exceliont satiefaction accorded ther by -the Troubadours at s loeal reception given at the Eiks Hall 61 a venr suo. Hear themn again Tuesday svening, Hept il st sare pisce. N s LR : - After tramping over lair grounds atd seving the races You are natutally tired and want RinOsslnent jo s cornfortabie place, To mest this dewmand the Jetferson theater has the Cutter giock conpany, the best on earth. 0000, e o Mr. Frank Jaly,. who rans a R:ﬂ.’(ﬁéf} on Npv Hun avenue, Fort Wayne, lnst $75 Friday beecauss he used s pastebonnd box for a bank « Several dass ago he put the anopey. sli in CHIPSLOY, 16 At e pty spoal box and afterwards forgot abont it and threw the box _out on the rubbish heap, whiehh Le then burned After the heap bad been consumed he remembered about the mopey, :

PLUMBING Pipe Fitting - OF ANY KIND See me. | Herbert Robinson

~ New fail dress goods and suitings At Stansbuary’s. . ' - Dishes, dishes, fascy snd dinved #ets af Sisnsbury’e.. » | Hessrved seats for Troubadour's on sale at Williams drug store. : More than 340 articles on oor b and 0 eenteoantors at King & Weaver, Mrs. Herbert Hobineon was the gucst of frisnds At Mishawaks inst ook, ; & My Calvin Koseht spent Sanday and Monday with his parenta io Kendailviile, L - Mise Glors Girabintn spent the early Fart of the wesk in Sourth Bend, the gusst of Iriscos. . Mre H M. Fdeall of Washington, o 0 ie awsinting Mre. O B Graves with het mwillinbry. . 4?'}"9*53”‘!‘;353:!"’%’3 !'«Q’p!ﬂt !‘strl“.fﬁﬂl, EAL sebioal baliding. saitable for students. Inguire st this office, “’!;e;m the asroplane has the ad. vautage over the sutomaobile s that it can ly across rough groond, Misa Huth Micr, Mre. ke Haum and Mr A B Mier spent Haturday with friends al Columbia City. . Auy ane wauling a;:{p{y whisky bharreis for cider or vicegar ean get thetn of Jos Miller, the junk niso. Diress goods in vinck and all c-nmn; Liur ligie of Hie dresa gooda ste Lthe hest. R J sStaxsptay. Miss Floresce Bow sof Meading, L oame hete Saturday for & siort vinit with Misses Laurs asd Louee fnke. : Mre Ferd Ackertmian and son re. tarned hotwne Tussday from Petoskey . Mich.. where they had spent the M;u‘unmA : L - Mr. oand Mre. Will Inks, Miss Laura loks and Mrs Evana Smith spent Sunday at the Inks cottage. Lake Wawases, Mra. Geant Himes and Hitle daaghter of Goshien came here Thursday for a short visit with her mother, Mrx. Ruth Probst. Misser Eihel and Iteneé Crothers Heft Monday evening for South Beud, whets they will enter the lpterusticual business college. : Mr oand Mrs James Simmons and Charies Bummons spent the wenk eud at the Scolt cottage oa Natticro bheach, Lake Wawases,

Misses Fay Watte, Edith Smalley, Almn apnd tirace Billman were the wucsts of Mre Feriner Harris at Flktiart Mooday, Mr. aud Mre Jacob Banm aunnounce the engagement of their daupgbter, Stella to Mr. Max Greeoberger of CUliteago, Tilinois, Miss Anna White returned to Kalatazoo, Mich, Monday eveniog after a short visit here with her sister Mrs Tok Woife and other relatives. Everyhody wants to ses the Catter stick company st the Jetlerson iu Goshen next wesek, when they go to see the Gosbhen fatr. 1020 50 5 cents. Mrs. O.J. Sehwartz accompanied by her mother, Mra. J, R. Kitson, left Saturday morniog for Chicsgy after wpending the suommer with reiatives here, | Mr.ani Mrs. Leon Krieger and Master Lester Krieger of Providence r]i. [., returned to their homme Monday norning after an oxtendad visit with %Mr. and Mrs. Ell Jacobs, : ~ The Troubadour Concert Co,, need no jutroduction. Playing in Lagon. ter the two past seasons, the audience approved aud applaoded them as one of the best companies ever entertalning (n our city. Mri John Kinuey accompanied his tiece. Miss Josephine Dwyer, to her home in Hudson, Michigan.last Monday. Misk Dwyer had been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Kinney for about five weeks, : | The Goshen fair 18 the best and biggest in all lodiana, just as the Cutter stock company is the best and biggest on earth. When you see the fair. see the Coltter company at the Jetlorson, 10-20 8050 centa. ; i The remalns of Mre. W, Loug, formerly of this eity, but for the past five yoars a resident of ElKhart, were brought here yesterday for burial Mrs. Long was one of the oldest residents of the county, a highly respected and most estimahle ?Ady.

The smallest child sver knowa to be born (n DeKalb county was born last week to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Johnson of Fairfleld towaoship, that county. When weighed ithe little oue tipped the scales at one pound And seven ounces, :

A fine flowing well has been struck on the Ulric Batz farm in the northwest corner of York township. The well was driven 185 feet and flows & full ons-inch stream of filne water The well was put down by Mell Gard of Cromwell who has struck 8 nom ber of flowing wells this season.

Millinery opening Friday and Saturday, Sept. 10 and 11. Beginning the loth we will give tickets with every $1 cash purchase or over, on a $lO hat, made to order, to be given away Nov. 27. MISS WINIFRED WILCOX.

Among thoese who saw *The Candy Shop' &t the Jeflerson in Goshen iast Thursday night were Miss Alice Keehn, Miss Rosa Neusbaum, Mr. Otis Neusbaum, Mr. Ralph Billman, Miss Emma Ditto, Mr. Alfred Holtzhauer. Mr. Harry Hattenback and Mr. Chas. Osborn.

It new lonks favorable for DeKalb county to have a new court house At jeast two county commissioners have asked the county council for an appropriation of $l,OOO to be used in drawing up plans and specificotions for a pew structure to replace theold delapidated building which npow serves the county as a temple of justice. ‘ _

Monroe Swihart, a deaf mute, was instantly killed by aB. & O. freight at St. Joe, DeKalb county, last week. Mr Swihart and wife were accompanying two of their nephéws to the station that they might eatech the 10:54 eastbound passenger train. They had left their horses standing on the north side of the tracks, and as the freight train approached they became frightened. Mr. Swihart noticed this, but being a deaf mute, did not hear nor did he see the approaching train, and he hurried across the tracks directly in front of an approaching train. |

Amatite roofing-st King & Weaver. . American fenciog st King & Wear. oe : : the best. o Miss Peari Baota spent Satorday in Fort Wayne i Mr. C. W. Morrell was in Syracuse iast Thursday ealling on friends. - Mr. Tetry Kiug and son of Claveiand. O are gasrts of Mre. Hichad King this week. L Miss Kate Simmons is spendiog the wesk at Bouth Hend the guest of Misa Inex (arter, e ’ Mr. Jess Harper ioft Taesday morning for Lalaystte whers he Wiill enter Purdue aniversity. Misa Ruth lang of South Bend wasn guest of Mise Marthas Hutohisou A fow daye iast wenk, : Hev, and .'*{:..' i Itobln;aﬁ ATe Alteuding the ', K. cotference at iafayetio, Indiana, this week Fishing tackle st iﬂ'ﬁ‘i reduction in pries. Huy your tackle here and win the $lO prize ot Kiog & Weaver. Mr. and Mrs. J. Nathas of Fort Wayne were gueats of their daughter, Mra. Bimon . Suraos sod family Monday. : Fraoit j.nn,uﬁn gquart, glase, G 0 a dezen. Tin {ruit cans 350 per dozen, fruit jar riogs aod caps at Siaosbary 's. ; : T Misses Ann and Oita Bloe of Meotone, lnd were guesta st the hotie aof Mr. and Mre. Fred tireen Isst Tuesday. o Mr. Wil Wolfe and Mr. Jacob Baum, ir. returtied from Chieago Friday. where they hed spent several days. : Mr. Carl Strait left Monday evening for LaFayette, whers he will tiniah his studies at Purdue university this year. : Miss Flors Kiog of Übicago returtned home Monday evening after s short visit here with Mr. and Mrs sam Kreighbasum: : Mr. A. H. Wemple and wile returned Tuesday evemng from their sastern trip through New York, Oblo aud Pennevivania : : Mrs Hessie Hays entertained a stnall party of friends Inst Friday afternoon in hopor of Miss Hoss Neushaum of Chicago.

| Mr and Mrs. 1. Rose and wou, Irl ‘ikmm. returned home Sanday from | Petoskey, Mich., where they had ‘ap»ntmwu! weeks, | Leave your order for Stone tofmmoes and sweet corn for canning at Sack’'s Bakery. o Miza Maria Stanshury returtad {home Suasnday from Topeka where she had been the guest of Mr. and Mra. Walter Trowel. Misés Bessie Billman returned home Sundav evening after a thres. werks viait in Waterloo, Auburn, St. Joe and Fort Wayne, ‘ Mrs. A. J. Inks is agent for the {eelebrated Spirella Corset. Mra Inks i will take measurements aod fil orders. Call upon her. b Citizens of Goshen are contemplating puttiog ap independent ticket in the fleld this fall for city offlcers. Kendaliville people are talking of the same movement, ‘ | Mrs. Jobn Scott; Mrs. Marion Barnes and Mrs. Jacob Huall of Wauseon, Ohio, returned home Thursdaf eveniog after a short visit with A. J. Ditto apd fanuly. Mre. I J. Dunning and Prof. and Mre. H. F. Peters have been secured to sing at the temple Abavath sholom for the coming year. The services will begin this month, . The Ladies Aid society of tlmj Christian chureb will bold & bake sale fn C. &. A, Green's meat Imarket Saturday, Sept. 11 The Indies always have something good. (‘ulll't-} in. : : !

The Lake Shors road will sell reduced rate tickets to the fair at Goshen September 14 to 17, all trains stopping at the grounds. This is the fair thiat draws the crowds and exhibits, o ;

1o addition to a cotuplete listof new plays. the Cuatter stock company at the Jeflerson in Goshen, county fair week, next week offers vaudeville of the highest grade between Aets. 102 3050

All next week, fair week, the Cutter stock company will be at the Jefferson in Goshen. When you go to the Goshen fair your visit is not complete uptil you have seen the Jefferson and the Cutter stock. 10-20-30-M cents. :

. Among those who attended the Herald family reunion at Weatville, Ind. last Thureday were Mr and Mrs. 8 J. Yoder, Mrs. Elizabeth Herald and daughter, Miss Lins Herald, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Mclntere and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Herald.

Congressman Cyrus Cline, who has been activein securing free delivery of mail for Augola ever since he went to Washington, has received from the first assistant postmaster general, Washiogton, D C., official notice ot the establishment of city delivery for Angola. e

There is a new disease. It is pellagra. It comes from eating corn affected by mould. This mould is declared to be deadly poison that kilis ita vietim by slow degrees and in great agony, It tortures his skin, undermines his strength, weakens his mind, converts him into a gibbering idiot and finally brings death.

Earl M. Russell, aged 23, and who resided with his parents at Wawaka, was killed ar Lagone last week. He was employed by the Lake Shore Co. as fireman on a locomotive hauling a work train. The young man left the cab and without looking to the west for an approaching train, started to eross the main track. Before he realized what had happened he was hit, dying instantly.

The public schools opened Monday morning with the following corps of teachers: Prof. W. C. Palmer, Mr. H. M. Heine{, Miss May Caurtis and Mr. J. J. Galloway beingin chn&e of the high school; Misses Alice Valiance, Alma Madden, Athol Biggs, Jessie Decker, Alice Van Wagner, Mabel Knepper and Chas. Cornelius, being in charge of the gadu in the bigh school building; Misses gelen Bothwell, Irene Beebs and el Schwab on the north side.

s Try Diamond Cement. ] | Go to Stansbury ‘s for suitings. | Bploes of all kinds st Stasshury's. Mr. Chas. Mcolean was bome over | Sooday. " E B % = . i 5 ‘ { Mr. Sol Kaso of Fort Wayne was in the city Monday. 4 o « i Laare] steel ranges and bass burn. ere atl King & Weaver, - i : : i | This week you oan buy s Hatber| oil heater at King & Weaver., § Mra RA)" Cirsern spent inst Thg;n-'i (iday (s Gioshen the gurst of friends i 2 { Mr. and Mre. Huash Cucnisgham gm the parents of & little boy who (Arrived imst Saturday i ! i i Miss Elma Kinoison has retaried | glrmﬂ_' aG exteanded visit with Iriends i_-m Kaosas and Colorado, ; Mrs. Mattie Kreaager of Crotnweli! is the gnest of her daughter, M. Laivin Koecht, this week .&f?‘ { 33‘7»5‘" Woad rotartied !!UZ‘;u: | Ohlwine ows. (sat Satarday after a ivwk'n wisit with friends. ; ; t Mr. Aivie Hire of Sooth Beod spent the early part of the wesk witl: | %m- parents Mr. and Mrs. Jesa Hire | i Mr. Thomas Graves of Antwer !(H‘;iu eatne Leore inst Friday for s ishort visit with Mr. ' A Carrand %fsmiiy. e ; Miss Laura Fldred enteriained s sinall party of friends iast Wadnes. | iday evehing in hotor of dMiss Betty | | Roed of Warsaw. : 3 t The Pennayivania train robibsr who | stols a bushel of Lineoly penules can i ;t)!‘ﬂf’ﬁn play the slot machines for) i Lipeoln peonies do not it the siot. ‘ E ! | Miss Ave Marie Bhenta delightfully | lentertaitiod a party of ten girls iasi i?’tt‘xhy avening. Mise Betty Heed Lof Warsaw was an out-of town guest | ; : ; 2 Walks that have been placed 25 {years, in this town are made of }Di&mand cement. Give it a trial and save expenses. : 5 Miss Nors Hell of Soath HRend| eatne home [ast satarday to spend u’ itwo-weeke' vacation with her par | Lents. Harry Bell nud family st Wa- | | waka ‘ ’ Ligonler peopie visiting the Gashen ! fair will find it decidedly to their ad ! vantage to spend aneveniog st the Jeflorson and ses the Cwiﬂbrua.!l Catter Stock, the best on earth, 10+ X B 0 M conts. A tew cents at the rate the Lake Shore ratirond makes next wepk | Beptember 14, 15, 16 and 137, lands Ligonier people on the grounds of the fair st Goshen. No haek hire and the purses anre the iargest of any. 'airin this region, ‘ : Mes. (', (i, Hayes, the traveling salesindy for Spragae, Warren & ( 'i who recently made a canvas of thia | eity selling the Feridale braond of | canned goods, was sericusiy burt in ‘arunaway at Peoria. Tl last Thurs day and is not expected to recover, Two Avilia men met with serious accidents last week by being cut wit!? an ax. J. Henry. propristor of the | livery stable, while splitting wood receiver A severs eut on the !i“di caused by the ax ecoming in econtact with the clothes line (ieurgui Schwab undertook to cut off & chickyg en's head but instead cut off his left thomb. : , 52525252525252525252525252528525¢457 | 5: - = 2 For up-to-date = " high class dents ¥ o X! o high class dent- - “istry See B 181 X ' & g é gl G DR. TIMMIS the | | n . : . i n ; n : Painless Dentist. - in in n (ui A LIPS PR PR R E Llt AL .. . |

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__¥F) WE SELL /;,j,' LAUNDRY ML) 1 . [ . 0 SUPPLIES [ & 7 /(a?"‘?é 8 ‘ Foefaid \ L 3 S &8 KR Washboards, : f;fff 4 E: Tubs .. A. PALMER