Ligonier Banner., Volume 44, Number 29, Ligonier, Noble County, 7 October 1909 — Page 7

e St aper ; i Wall Paper 46. ' _ I l'l , : 1{ i ‘ : I Ix : I ' . ’ f K Our entire stock at greatly e~} 1 duced prices. Some most splendid ¥ :'{ patterns and extra quality in small ). quantities, one or two room lots, at | = less than half their value. - 8.. “ Y > It will pay you to look over what : }'{ . we have and supply your wants :’ Y now. Bnng the measures of rooms | " you wish .to paper and see how :; :': ~ cheaply we can supply you. :' l'l : A l‘ X ' I l'l : ‘ V ll 3 LILE . 5 3 » Hoffman’s Bookstore ; " LIGONIER INDIANA ) e SRS e Lale Lo il s ledelele el ¢ ‘ - | ‘ *UuUr business | o- » : AE{J. OFLEN :(v-: ¢Ot it‘vn.g«z-a’:.ixrsn_‘ We invite you ‘ ta cali and see us, get acquamted with the 0 nien who are looking afterour interest and who will ‘ loak after yvours, if vou intrust your business to us. @ We are organized for, and do a general Banking < : Business, act as Administrator, Trustee or Execu v ¢ tor, Etc. In the }',;m's;'::t.: Department we mvite ‘ @ deposits, both Savings and Commercial, and will - ' ‘ extend all the courtesys consistent with sound - ' ° banking. In our other Departments, we endeavor 4 at all timés to transact whatever business s intrust. : g ed to us in 2 careful manver, and can do 1t more ‘ satisfactorily than those who do not make a speo ‘ clalty of these lines. We solicit your business. ‘ 4 . g Farmers =« Merchants :! 8 ~ Ligonier, Indiana o ‘ [l eleloelelelellelelalelela

CIT , , 2 i invites you to become a customer by opening an . account ; large or small it will be equally welcome. ‘ ; A checking account is the greatest convenience : : you can have; all business men and all other pro- : - gressive people pay their bills by checks, which, being regularly returned tothem, are absolute re- : ceipts for such payment. , o If you have idle money put it to word earning 4 money for you. ' ‘We pay 4 per cent interest on certificates of deposit and savings accounts STRAUS BROS. & COMPANY:

| Who for mayor sud who far couts. foilen? . S 1 Do pot forget the democratic cau. {cus pext Monday night. : | Do not miss the big races bere oy October 15, A big prograin will be Miss Mary Lee of Fort W@;M was the guest of Mre U A Woudref! aver Sunday. Mrs. Bossiv Walls of Uarrelt spent ißunday bere, the guest of Mr oacd [Mre. C V. Taks apd family. I Hetors the city sosuell makes acy i pressnts to anyhods it ight be wail {to find cut Yo whots the land belongs z Mr. C. R Swephens of Massiilon, §m;m4 spent the week end in thiscity {the guests of Mr and Mrs. Maurice P Hoss . - s | Gien, Lautz ol near Millsrsbarg, Zﬁhu was hit by.os Lake Shote bhaod | ear several dg‘# Ago. is now satfer. éusg trom blood polscsniug. i Ligonier was wall repressnted st the Kendalivilie falr inns wesk . The iMitendance from this part of the jeounty is slways very iarce. | Mre. Friank Willisa and baby reEmnmd bome 1o Chicago Baturday [After & two monihs' visit with ber };mrmu. Mr.and Mre. oo Eatle, I Mr osnd Mre. Oclamo Kimimel snd Mre. Cyothina Beeburg left Tues day morning for (hnaha, Neb.. whare they will spead several weeks visit (ing relatives. - . : i The city couscil should play no favorites when pablic tnprovements gbﬂs under vonsi deration. Ooe s kick sbouid go ne farther thau Itha of the viber fallow, . - Milo Kauhwan is st howe after au extensive trip to Seattle and other sorthwestern points. He stopped for severai days at 8. okaue snd saw seversl former Ligonier citizens. .The people are waiting patiently for thowe sloctrie lights, It Has bhoen s long sinoe mm{ of our peopls Lave seca a street Haht that they are fmung—,v anxious. Why npot put = Ittle ginger into things, The big corn sbhow st Albfon nexi week promises 1o be the featurs o the Albton mieeting. There will bea strong competition amoeng the bovs in the county, many of them bhaving ralsed most excellent erops of corn, Brave Mo Nsir, wha ins been with the Sol Mier Co. o the real extate department for several mopths, has gmxm to Salt Lake City, Utab, where 16 bas accepted & position tu A baoking house. Mr. MeNair tonde minny friends while hiere and all hope that be wiil find his pew place to s likiong: : Jas. W. Smith is bullding 8 new T-room cottage s Lake Wawasos He purchased a nieely located lot oo Morrison’s Island and will have a besutifal summer honie. He will pas up & boat house snd make other i Qm’mnwam before the season vloses, Mr. Smith has disposed of bis bosl {uess at st. Louis and bas eome back {lO Ligouier to stay. o ; " Prof. Herbort A. Houze orgauist at ithe First Presaoyterinn ehur:t of South Bend will give an organ reeital fn the ME. church. Tuesday ievening, Octaber 18 Tickeéte, 2001 s, IMr. Houze needs po intreduction “here ns be pleased his audience so well last suintner by his artistic playing and no music lover should miss his recital, .

AR BAAE . s, R : PLUMBING - E . AND E ¢ Pipe Fitting : % OF ANY KIND - I Herbert Robinson 3

I New fall dress goods and asitivgs l Disties, disbos. faney and dinser s iet e e s b ek | The siate wakets afe st sea. They doonot buow jost Whers they are at. i Lo bSt s, = o Ppw Bightof Was” st the Jellerson AL Gosten Waight. D not wmise i L .RARN A A T e Chna. Oslxirn bas s fiie new auto purchased f Mr. Jobhnson the looal ageut of the Ford. » | Mise Chiella Winterhof! of Eixban SLetit ﬁw&g; Letr wilh Ler mother, Mrs. A.H Eewin, . - Diress goods in binek snd ail solors. Uhar lioe of Sie ﬁmgw&- B the beat, R). EraNERURY. ; AH. Erwin retarmed Sstorday Hroun & rip o Oiis Where sttended i}mmni tm»mmﬂmmmw - tiovernar Marshall will speak st LaGrange this alteruonn sou Seaatag Bevetidge wiil K tonfrow, [t Miws Mabed a%mmgm M;aad? Aromn Chicago. whers she spent sev. i@ni Anye inet wenk visitiog friends. L The iectute cotites for the winter {mzx be & good one. The commities tms pieked outl s splendid ling of one tertaiutnents. , Do ouot miss the big rece meeling sexi Wednesday., The program pro¥igea [or sorie good sport and everyBudy should ses 28, Mes W Hatdor! was called 0 Waterioo sariy Tussday moruing on acoonnt of the death oF Lier sister, [ Men. Wi, Fieteher, kﬁ Mise Grace Smalley came dowyn from South Bend Betordsy evening 1o apend Nunday with her parests Mr. oand Mrs Ctns. Smadiey. ; J.E. Mcbonald went o Indianapolis Todsday uwmmiw aiterd the L anuusl session of the K. ot P, grand E_iuﬂfm of which he In & metaber. | Miss Nebie Kerr esme houne from Bouth Bend last Baturday for & visit with Ler parents. Sbhe returoed to Her duties at the Epworth hospital rst Monday. : o - Fred M. Gteen 188 inel Friday for Spripgtiekd, s, where iv is sbowg the Haney gas engine. Mr, Hauey, ihe designer of tue engine, & miso thore, - . Mr.oaod Mrs. Ashton Sedgwick and Mr, and Mre. 1. J. Dusning went o Lake Wawases last Sundsy where they hiad a pienle dinoer near Rare lriek';« inpdding. . ; - Mre K. J. Soekrider went te Toedianapalia Wednesday where she will Tepressat the Pythian Sisters’ loidge st the K. of P grand Jogde held In that clty this week, = - - - Lew Schlotterbuek left Sunday marping for Springfeld, I, to mexist 10 denlousirating the Mier Automobiie, severad belng ou exhibition at the Hiloots state fair, : [ The st race meeting of the seasan wili be pulied off At the Awmusenment ;mmrk pext Wedoesday, Necretarsd Buckies says that epongh euirics are to sight to insore o igxw prograi. Do not uiss it Charles Shearer the owner of the Belig meat market property pui down a nice sidewalk alone his ot on Fourti streer without a kick., He doubtiess wonders why the improvewent was not ordered befors, - vty Chairman W, N. Showaiter hins enlled the democrstie caucus fur uexs Mundsy night. Al the Demoit Ligouier should attend the ment. ing oand pick cul a good ticket, one ‘mat will be slegted o November, - The Reudsliville falr last week was & big suecoss. The attendance was very large considering the bad weather. The finsusial end of the show will give a good balance on the riaht side of thie ledaer alier ali the eXpenses dre pald, e D. E. Scott sud Harry Inks ook a turn around Lake Wawaseo last Sun day ip Mr. loks' surancbile and Seott gave that it was the mest in: teresting trip of his life. He {s making au inventory of his belongiugs o find what e conld trade oo an anto mobile. He has the fever - Mies Harriot Ochs, who had spent the past wonth with her sister, Mrs Anton Hoeingborg at Fon de Lac, Wis . retoroed home Friday, Miss Oclis lefy here Tussday for Bpringfield, Ohio, where sha hes accepted a goodd position At the ety hospital,

Ira Gavs, who resides near Lake Wawasee will be a cacdidate for recorder before the Kosciuske county repubtllican convention next year Mr. Gans is well known here. When about 17 years old he lost his two hands from an attack of inflamatory rhsumatism, but he hias been able to make a good living 7

The Democrats of Goshen have placed the followiug ticket in the field : mayor. Samusl F. Spahn: clerk George H. Rimpler; treasurer, Wi, H. Millér; coucihmen-at-large, James O. Smith, Orlande Hamilton: Counciimen, first ward, Byivanus Cripe; second ward, Edward Rimpler: thirg ward, Johu C. Sheridau; ‘ourth ward Jobin B. Cripe; fifth ward, Henry Cripe. : :

At Albion last Saturday by Rev. J. E. Newecombd, Conveise C. Eddy of Petoskey and Minnie Amelia Harell of this city wers uuited in marriage. Mrs. Harell will be rememberad as Miss Minnie Spriegel, Mr, Eddy is conneeted with the postofies at Petoskey, Mich and is a popular young man. The happy couple retarped to Ligonier in the evening and were guests of Mr, and Mre. R. E. Jeanneret. : X

A big fire last Thursday night at Goshen destroyed several business rooms aud completely wiped out the big Economy store owned by the Salingers. The loss on building and stock is estimated at $70.000. CB. Stiver, who was one of the heaviest losers in the Jefferson fire two yvears ago, was put out of business again but his loss is not nearly total. His loss is put at $lO.OOO with insurance that will cover it. The business rooms will be rebuilt.

Rev. 1. W, Bmith of this city, who for some time has had charge of the Yaswrata of the Christian churech at Jdgonier, has resigned and has accepted a eall to the Christian ehurch at Prairie Depot, Obio. This is a town of about one thousand inhabitants and his congregation has a beautiful ehurech. The work there looks promising and the prospects are good. Mr. Smith left today to preach there Sunday. He does not know how soon be will move his family.—Kendallvilie News.

C Mr M. Kicoey was in Elkban W Cotton blaskeis, woul bisnkets sce thein at Niscebary’>. = : It i claimed that 55000 people st tended the Kendaliville falr last Miss Ann Hesson svent the jatter part of lsst wesk with friends at Wikears. . . ' Underwear. union suits, Iwo piece wuits for ebildren, wen and Indies ad Stansbury s, L 0 Mrs. Csthorine Onsey wikited her brother, John Rigoey. and family at Giombion inst wosk. : Mr and Mre Jacob Grabiam are at Pittabarg,. Pa , whare they have been visiting tor several days. o F. P Bothwell went o Alblon Munday 1o be proasent sl Ihe apening of the October term of oourt. AJ. loks and Jacoh Haum weot 1 Chicagn Monday 1o perfeet ar. rangement for firvtclane asrvics for the Crestal, ; g Mrs. lay ditesn and Mra Eonns Homan left Tuesiday svening fors twa.weoks' vinit with Miss Uraes West 2t Taledo, e ke Todd is tenrly tﬁmngh with the new Nheots” trmmmr; AT ters will put {1 o shape lof oceupanoy fn s few daya. : Mre. Ularsnce Kinney returned howme Saturday from Indisospolis. where sbie had spent the past two weeks with relatives ' Mrs A J. Inks is sgent for the entjebirated Bpirella Corset. Mrs Inks wiil take messuretoents aond 0 arders. Call upon her. The L. O T. M. will bolil n sals of bome Laking at the Showslier & Walts market Oct 83 Don’s miss it if You appreciste good thivgs to eat. Rawride, Kastenag snd Hardroex Boge for boys, Uall for 198 hoss for girle, fue s any ¥e hose on the marker, price 16e. s : R J Braxsnuny. The repnblican city eovhention wiil ba e:aﬂd tonight. 'ptothis time but Bitle political talk bas been in dulg®! in and the siate makers are ail at sea. : v The pame of ball ay Dusviong park inst danday did nol sitrset s very big erowd. Oualside of one Inning when the east sides got in seven runs, the Fatne was interesting. The BEmpire restaurast bas been greatiy improved by the addition of new furuiture and the jucideat rear rangemnant of the interior. Mr. Babeoek s running a popuiar place. _ Miss Louise loks, Miss Alice Keehn and Otis Nusbatm weot o troshet last Friday evening whers they were the guests of Misa lrens Pronnett and saw “"The Climax'' at the Jelldrson in the evening. The ruminage sale will begin on Saturday of this week in the sample room of the Ligonier Botel. Persons having articles to dooate will pleass send them to the room or leave word and they will e called for. Thers will also be a sale of baked goads on Haturday. : For REXNT-The Vallanes property oy the Rochiester Rand one-halfl mils enkt of Ligouvier, three and thres. fourths acres, house, barn, ete, Bev. eral residence properties in Ligonier. Also have residence properties for sale. For particulars inquire of F. P. Bothwell, : : i ‘Ex Judge R. Wes Meßride of Iydianapolis, formeriy of Waterloo sud rememnbdered a 8 judge of this errenit, was one of gevey people {n &y eleva tor i the State Life building at Indi. auapolis that started to tall but was eatphit by the saftety ecluteh, The wndons of one of his legs were Eprained. ; The Democrats of Avilla nominatod the following parsons for the var. ious publie officés: Leonard Hersh for elerk : Joe Vanderbush for masr shal: Byron Halferty, M. E Stanley aud John Schwmesk for towasinen The Republicans will hold their CAUCHS HeXt week. . _ lke Baum is &t Sprisgfield, liis . where the Misr Unrriage & Huggy Co s makivg & big extubit. Noble county is well represented there, two big exhibits from this city and two from Kendaliville, the MoCray refrigerntors and the Flint & Walling wind mills and pumps.

(Beveral of our people who attended the Kendallville fair say that they never saw so many drunks in thae town as was notieable last week It was pretty evident that & ot of the visitors had either taken a good supply along from wet territory or tha biind tiger waa doing a good business, :

Miss Mae Staw s advertising s Dig hat sale for next Satarday. She will show a flue line of the latest styles and the prices are bound to be right. She will trim to sait the castomer and bher big stock willaflord an excellent ebanee to those who come carly. The big sale will econtinus ten davs. 2

There will be special services at the M. E. choreh next Thursday and Friday evenings, Rev. A, L. Weav#r of Syracuse and Rav. J. 5. New. comb of Albicn will speak on Thursday svening and Rev. Harry Lacey of Wawaka and Rev, 8. Light, D. D, of Fikbart on Friday evening. The public is cordially invited to attend these services. _

Mrs. Rachel Ochis died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Adolph Kann, at Manistee, Mich. vesterday morning at one o'vlock,.at the age of 83 yvears. The remains will arrive ia this city this eveniug. Mrs Ochs leaves to mourn their loss two daughters, Mrs. Adolph Kaon of Mauistee, Mich. and Mrs. Leo Solomon, who will arrive here this evening from Mobile, Ala.

‘W. O. Bessline of Topeks has gone to Fort Wayune, where Lie hagsentered into a partnership with Harry Brosins and will establish a big automo bile salesrcom. Mr. Sessline has been appointed distributing agent for the Reo autos in twelve eounties and the Maxwell autos in nine counties of northern Indiana, and will make Fort Wayne the distributing point. Harry Burnstein is working overtime and has a force of gix peo?l!e turning out bis popular otfm. - He has made a big hit on his “Union Star” and the demand for the old favorite “John Rogers” still continues. He bhas been sold out almost ‘every night for weeks and can not get ahead of the demand. This comes of making a first-class cigars alkthe time Mr. Burnstein has made a complete sucea2ss of his business ever since his advent here.

Beit“cldes vinegar 4t Smeabary s Beli cider vivogar ot Bimosbary's. ,ka‘«wmv:‘z;“'«,’m~m:%‘d.‘w> = ; - Dade Woodraf! is 31 homealiera two week s atay io Michipan., Mre. Maud Houghton sgeot Banday with z@t_g.zwfm at mm:sﬁt fl. ; Mrs. Hamnas Nelson s pow st Long Beach, Califuras, whete she will spond the wintsr, S é - Mre Jas. White motutoed Boitie Tuoesdny svening from Waraw, where she had been visltiog frisnids | Mrw. tieorge Babeook aod Miss Bisnebs Miller woeint b Bhostinn Last Friday ovoning W soe V' The Climax 7 . Frait jxrs, one guart. glass, v s dezsn. Tin froft csns i per dodes, | frail iar rings abd oßie Al Naoe bury s, - " John H. Hellman ft Mondas morning Tor Indinnapolis wihere o nitended the meetings of the Kool 1| grand Lixlge. - : } W. O sehinlmek hine: parchssed the residetion of lUL A Woudzall on Main sireet, THiIS 18 ons of the bkt home iu the sity. | dmw. W, Suith earried off & [ot of prenuinms at e Keedallville fair werk on Lis fine shiow of ponies, . He took seven preiinie all of the firut Waork is progrissin g tieelv op tle new well st the portie side poinp o siation. 1t is hooed (hAL 1w well will give ab mlrgunie Waler suppiy. | Will Heguia came dowa SMonday | from Miahawakaforashort visit witn Trintide, Mr Hegula aod fsmily have boen in Mishawaka for several mhnthe, ; ‘ Mr. and Mrs [ke Habm, Mr and Mre. F. W, Zlmtnersmat aai Mr and Mes. J E. MeDopald went o ii:ri‘u-?n.g inat Friday eveniog toses "The Uit wiax' st the Jeffersom. i 13 508 miiem the Big Bt sals at Mae Shaw's iniliiaery pavlars. She will pffer the istest and beet things L fall and winter wear M sbiée fmd nin got whet voi wanl she will get 0 D ot fail w 0 altend thie opening sals Saturday next, - : The Deamocrsta of Elkbhar: havs pominated the bdlowing ooty toket: for mayor, Elilis M. Übsster: for olerk. Benj. 1 Bixler: for tesssnrss Wilbur H. Gray; for jadge, Willine A, Alisn: counclioan-Al-isrse A R Gildea, H, (to Hartiossn, Als Eshelinan. ' - The local optivn elsetion will be heid in DeKalb cognty the lasl waek of November and promises ta ha a warin Gebt. Thedrve are peripcting A ginsdl orgacizstion whils the wels are gutetiv makipe & eareful canvas of the couanty. It will be » Lard figtit. o ' i Miss Anos - Hiokey, who _disap. peared several days ago from her bomes o DeKalb connty, was Toonud Friday at the Rowsel houxe in Kendalivilie by hep father. Shie was v wagedd 1o dinbge rooan werk and el ting along all right Ste retaroed home with het father, huwevsr, | SRS SRR NSO TR RR P R ERNASTT | s - 51 i ; ; 41 ‘WE PAY O {2 'ﬂ : i tA ; A | o 0! 5 23c per dozen ;ﬂ + . o-‘ i Wy <% | 3 cash, & - : $32 3 s 5 24cintrade © i - : | FRESH EGGS S . BAUM&SON

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