Ligonier Banner., Volume 44, Number 30, Ligonier, Noble County, 14 October 1909 — Page 7

e e I'l . i 9 . _ i 1 : . 01 fl ‘ e l'l + Wall Paper X I X ‘ Oy H 1 i ‘ : 1 XX , L 1 1 I X% i | . _ » ill 0 Our entire stock at greatly re- o i . : = ey - duced prices. Some most splendld B o }'; ~ patterns and extra qualil\' in small ;'{ I 8 . s : “ij | quanhhes, one or. two room lots, at !'! t less than half their value. r 5 : ' s 8 [t will pay you to look over what 8 & we have and supply your wants % Il : . s I & now. Brmgthe measures of rooms A KX you wish to paper and see how % (X : L l'; cheaply we can supp]_y you. : l'l XX L) 9 v K 1 , ‘ X I KX i i X A X » Hoffman’s Book . & o ans ookstore }, I :n»‘ LIGONIER INDIANA :u: R o Lo e e ™e n " e leleloeleleletleleleleleleld Q . 0 ¢ Qur business $ : A«z OPEN for vour inspection. We invile you X gien x '.-w.’x,:.. ‘:Fxbv..:: "i\li\ li | 1 Business, act as Adnimmistrator, Trustee or KExcecu i - tor, BEtc. In the Bapking Department we invite ' ° deposits, both Savings and Commercial, and will o extend all the courtesys consistent with sound i ~ banking. In our other Departments, we endeavor | ‘at all times to transact whatever business is intrust | ed tous in a careful manner, and can do it more satisfactorily than those who do not make a spes . cialty of these lines. We solicit your business. g Farmers =« Merchants § 8 Ligonier, Indiana 0 000 e o 0 ODoDoDo e D 0 e e D 0 o 0 O |

J N\ CITIZENS BANK : 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 receipts for such payment. ’ If you have idle money put it to word earning money for you. We pay 4 per cent interest on certificates of deposit and savings accounts A : - . STRAUS BROS. & COMPANY : — Owners

. Frank McDanisl was home ovel | Bunday. : ' . | The new bowling alley will soop (e rendy to open. | Beveral of our jocal base bail fat {backed Dietroil to win the chinnpion. éntxtp. ; v i Miss Liliian McMilien spent Bun |day with her motber, Mre. Hetia | MceMitien. : | W. E. Harsh of Albjos came Mon. (day for a few days visit with relatives in thiscity. % Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Unrbson of Eixbhart were guestaof Mr.oand Mrs, 1. J. Buiver over Sunday Mre, Sig Lederer of Cleveland was here Inst Friday to attend the funeral of ber sunt, Mrs. Regina Ocba 1 i e L Miss Madge Beott of Eiklmrt spent 12&:::‘4(“_1 in lg; oity, the goest 6! Lier parents, Mrosed Mrs D K. Seat - Whet the stdewnlks are completed Ligonier will present & triost attract ive appearance. Thess impravanients "n expensive hal Hz?}’ Blfe LETORRATY ( ton onnd town. . . Mra. M. Kang «f Ligonier wiil Jeave this evening far Chiloagy aller viaiting her sans. leane and Juline Kann ata their famnilies in this city - Kendaiiville News, : The Elks will bold an interesting meeting Fridsy night Candidates will be initinted and the allair will close with & social seasion that prom. inen to be well attended and interos? og : Rev. Liosd Douglise, son of Hev, A J Dougissaf (aloinbia Uity Hins bewity ealied o the pastorate of Luth erars Piace Memoral churclh st Washington, b €. The youiig tian bas recently been stationed st Lan easter Ohia : : The suumimer has passed and Ligo nier has no interarban jioés. Pros pects wars pretty Lright eariy in the vear but the praject sl Jell throoeh In the meantime, the subsidy vated two years ago is dead, and there s i nothing eise in sight { The repatta of the officers of the [Khnzla!lwi%& lair atiow that the bal Ance on hand Inst vear was §ilo 24 the total receipts for the week wors 5 S 20: total B RE2 R disburee. Euwma. SNI 44 Isaving a balance in the tressary of 3529 5 E Nate Lockainire of Agburn, for merly of this eity. got into trouble one day Inst week on sceoint of too mueh Allen county booze abisorbed at Huntertown. Lockamire boarded an interurban car and on the raturn trip made too moch toise to suit the passengers, benee histrouhles, : ; . Mre Leo Solomon left Toesday evening for Mobile, Als She had been hiere to attend the funeral of her mother. Mrs. 8 Ochs. who dised inat wesek at Manisgtes, Mich. Mrs Solomon has rented hee Home and will remain. at least for the winter. with her daughter. Mrs Simon at Mobile, : : e Nay a ward to most peaple and they will tell you they have a rightto spend their money where the please Geanted ; bot all things are not expedient, 18 town ik to grow and tw‘l ahiend ite eltizens must stand hy ‘each other. It is only fair, other thioges beiog equal. to patronize the home merchant, bailder, miller; machinist, printer.ete. And in the long run .t pays to be joval to bome enterprincs | < : bbb R Ft PLUMBING : | o AND . - o : - Po S Fo . i lipe ritting : L e - OF ANY KIND - : : A - See me. % Herbert Robinson I . + Fbb bR R R R

The cold susp made the wood hauls erw busy. o | New fall dress goods and suitiogs At stanebury’s. - , . IMisbes, disben, {ancy and dinoer sels at Stansbury s ; : f Miss Daisy Joray is the gueat of friends ic Aogoia ihis week. Direes goods (o black and all ealors. Our Jine of Lo dress gmm ars the il R J Srassavey Miss Jonie Teal came home from Madison, Wis. for ashort stay with friends - . Mre Marcos Marx retaroed ta ber bowe st Manistes, Mich. Tussdsy PYSLINE. o . Hoabert Akers oane down from Somth Hend Sstorday to spend Subduy with friends. ' , The flne cook stove given sway inet Natarday by King & Waeaver want o Mea Milton Polloek The Kendaliviiie iair shows & net profit of $9OO. The crowde wers isrge Lt the Inir wes mole eXpensive than “* ‘, “' S BN ST gTR R . S Miss Mar Kerr and Mre Ashton Bedpgwick went W Soulh Bend isat Friday whetre they speni the day with. fricis, : The tace meeling saivertised for veaterday was ealied off on serount of the had westher during the early part of the week L Jdames Grabam. who is sattendiog scthool st Morgas Park, Lils apent munday. bere with his parents, Mr']‘ aud Mex J. 1. Gratiam, - ¥ SR bt i { Mr awnd Mrs. Harry Buorosteio | were A 1 Uiosesn over Basday whers tivey wers they wore the govsta ol Mr aud Mrs. Louis Binon = ! Mrs Margaret Uilehrist Orner, the | widow of leane Orner, died Thureday wt the county fufirmiary, aged over Wivears. Desth was dus to old sge. The Crystal is growing in _pﬂ;»u%u-i ttv. The manngers Lave just glosed AL ATTAnßement by which they will got the Intsst and best fiims in the market, ' : ! Mr and Mra. J. L. Cavin went to laGraoge last wesk to attend the corpnahow Mr CUaviu says that the | exbibition Was tnost interesting aud | creditable. | L | The repubilicasn ticket {8 strong 2:;1 spots and will get & good vote, but the man who will claim that the whale thing will be slected would be hard to find. o The conventioos this year were tatne aflairs when compared with the ones held duripg the last eight vears. Then thers was a big flent on over a question that hss been satfsfactoriiy o ttled, Several papers in this part of the state published an item giviog the story that Chas. Milier, formeriy of Syracuse, had been sentenced to state prison in Dakota tor seliing liquor tllegally. Miller is not in jail and assures his friends that the whaole story was & fabrication. The Parland Newhall company is undonbted!y the greatest cmrq?nny of bell ringers in Awmerica. heir work on the bells I 8 more thao a novelty. Itis gepuine music. They are one of the best male quartets and their features in brass quartst selections are the very best. A well-known eitizen of marked temperance leanings remarked the other dav that if Kpeuvdaliville is » fair sample of a''dry’ town under the operation of loeal option, he hoped that there would soon be a change in the law, He| was disgusted with the stiow of drunkards on the public streets and at the fair grounds, ;

P. A Joray was at Angols last week attending the annusl reanion of the 20th Ind. Vol Inf. He SAVR that while not largely attended the reunion was most interestiog. He says that oply fifty-five members of the regiment were présent, out of a total of oue thousand who entered the servicee when the regiment was mustered in. . :

The city couneil at their spocial meeting Monday eveniug considered the paving proposition aod uuani mously agreed to provide for the improvement of Fourth snd Third streots and along the alley between Cavin and Main streets to the river RBrick will ba used aud the work wiil ba done according to specifications propaesad by the eity sugineér.

Ike Todd is in receipt of an- interesting letter from his sou, Fred, who is now located for the wionter at Min to, Alasks, where he Is conuected with the governiment signal corps This station. almost bevond the line civilization, is an important post of the system in that part of the world. and with four white companions Mr. Todd will put in the time, taking ob servations and keeping the outside world {nformed as to conditions.

The Republican corporation convention at South Whiz{ey was an interesting aflair. Win., Obenchain, the present town marshal, who was an active dry worker in the late local option fight, was strongly opposed. It took four ballote to settle the contest, the opposing candidates being a tie each time, each getting 61 votes. Combs, the opposition candidate, then withdrew advising his followers to vote for the democratic candidate in November, - -

Ott—* Sour grapes which some people would call a study in heredity, is more thao that. It isa study of the moral circumstancés and social conditions that arise out of the great law of heredity, Mr. Ott thinks it is too late in the world’s history to argue about heredity. If there are still some unscientiflc philosophers. it is something to deplore; but the natural inferences that grow out of the fact of inherent character have not been sufficiently emphasized.

C. M. Kinney hss resigned his position as cashier at the Citizens Baok, | This course was mado necessary on occount of Mr. Kiunney'’s health, which has been failing for the past year. His eyes were also badly affected and his condition would not improve under most vigorous treatment. His resignation was most reluctantly accepted by Col. S. J Straus and the other members of the firm for they all have he highest confldence in Mr. Kinney and his work ‘bas been most satisfactory. He has been with the bank for over seven years, having come here from Kendallville, where he had been a trusted employe of the Noble County Bank. [Mr. Kiuney's physicians have ad--vised him that be must get out of doors into the fresh air, and this he will try to do, and hopes to regain higs old time vitality. He will continue his residence in Ligonier. ,

| Cotton biackets, wool blaakets see | them s Stacsbuary's. o | The cemout sidewaik business has been side tracked for the winter, % Mixs Hortense GCGuoldemith spest gtnt weok in Chiosgo with friends AS SN S | Underwear. guion suits, ilwo plece | #utts for ehildres, men aud iadies Stansbury's. : Miss Huth Mier ta st bome after & plemsant visit of several weeks with het sister in New York. : Harry Sax, who recsntly returned to Now York after an extsnded irip {ta Furope. will ¥isit his patests in | Ligonier this weok, o - § Mr asd Mre lssac Maxfieid of g Lo, Ind wers gueste of Mr and M ideect Kegg and family and otber Lreiatives inet werk. 31 A B NN AT T« 1 A RS2 Miss Helen Haubert oaine home froan Bouth Beud Ssturdsy to spesd {Bunday with ber parents, Mr aud ghlm J L. Raubery : g Mrs LJ. Ddvoiog sud Mrs Ashe iton Bedgwick went o Übicago (ast § Monday fur m vieit of several daye in | the wastern metropoiis | i Mre A J fnks in sgent for ihe %;’wh-brnwd Npireilalorest Mre loke {wiil take mensurstients asd i lorders. Uall upou ber | Mrs O B Wise and Mre. F W | Binck entne home from South Beud imaturday where they hiad apstl sev geui ARYN VISR Teintives, | ? lieake & Broess's Unole Tom's Cabio Uo., without s doubl, gave coe af the Dest sliteriaitnments of the fßind ever in vur boose — Heachtows t Heraid. = . P Talking sabout cold westher in Ot | toter. It was ouly thres years sgo ithat snow fell o the depth of sight Linchies at South Beud and foutinches jin this city. b | Rawride. Kaiitatung and Hardnex ihs!i« for boss. Csll for 1900 home for’ jßiris, fine as any &5¢ hose on the i market, pries o RJ. STaNsprßy ; Beveral blind tigers at Goshen are baing investigated by the grand fury ilt is snid that 1o many neighboring hnwtm the illegnl sale of liquor is learried on allmost openly. e Beunton J. Bloom who was lh«»i’ democratic candidate for eircoit’ prosecutor iast year and whio is well Kpown fo this city, was nominsted. iast week for mayor of (.‘«.ﬂumbiag Lty @ ; . Auborn e a dry'’ town, has been dry for two yeats, but last Saturday | night four plain dranke were earrisd off the etreet to the calabooss and several others were driven home by | the officers, . i Mrs. Frank Cass, who has been the vuest of her parents, Mr. and .\in.i Abram Franks of Jeflerson towoship for the past few weeks, left for her home at Ismay, Montana ob Taesday of last week — Albion Democrat.

Leßoy Smith of this city and Miss Alla Fern Mageart of Cromwell were married at Albion last Wednesday by Rev. G E. Luke. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Akers, The young couple will make their home in this eity, For ReNxT—The Valiaues property on the Rochester Road one-halt wile enst of Ligonier, three and threefourths acres, house, barn, ete, Several residence properties in Ligonier Also have residence properties for anle. FKor particulars fnquire of F. P. Bothwell. : : - Jas. H Devor of Eikhart, an old citizen, was tnstantly killed by an interurban car Wednesday of last week. Mr, Devor was standing near the track and did not move until the car hit nim with terrific force. He was born in 1843 and formerly resided at Latirange. Fred H Green returned Saturday from Springfleld. lils. after a big week at the Hiinois etate fair Mr, Gireen is more than pleased with his experience. He aays that thereis no place [ike & state falr to see the peo. ple and that the crowds at Springfleld were very large, : ; It is strange indeed that Xxmu of the enterprising merchants alonyg Cavin street do not arrangs to put io extra lights in frout of their places while the city plant is being installed. In many of the cities where the new lighting system ia used flne advertising famf\o are in use They are ornamental and stiractive,

Geo. C. Bhobe, formerly of this eity where he has a lot of old friends, was nominated at Mishawaka last week as the republican eouncilman in the firet ward Mr Shobe wiil make & most excellent couneiiman if elected. He is & caretul, conservative and conscientinus gentlemen who believes fn bis city and its fatare, :

Hon Jas E Watson, lats republiean ecandidate for governor, will deliver the memorial address for the Eiks un Sunday, December 5. The ladge is extremely fortunate in se caring Mr. Watson, who will deliver one of characteristic addresses. He will doubtleas receive & warm weleome in Ligonier where he has many admirers. ' : : L

The home of George Hussey was the scene of & pretty autumn party last Wednesday afternoon, when Misa Corinne entertained aboat thirty of her friends, the event being ber sixth tirthday. She received many beautiful presents. Dainty refreshments were served after which the little guests departed., wishiog their little hostess many happy birthdays. ' :

The Parland-Newhall company recently hit upor a new plan to secure testimonials that were really valuable. They engaged a third party to write to each point where they appeared, asking for an unbiased criticism as to their work. The results were remarkable in the unanimous praise of company, even though the writers did not know that the members of the attraction would ever see the letters. Every letter received was highly complimentary to this great compauny and the great work they were doing.

Calvip Knecht has been promoted to the position of cashier of the Citizen Bank made vacant by the resigpation of C. M. Kinney. This is & most excellent approintment and a recognition of a splendid young man. Mr. Kpecht has been with the bank for several years, has a wide acquaintanbe and is competent to fill the respounsible position. Mr. Knecht came here several years ago from Kendallville bat later went to St. Loauis. Early this year he returned to Ligonier, taking up bis old work in the

i Over st Columbia city the women Lave s civie league. | For piekliog don’t forget Kentueky “Bell cider vinegar st Siassbary’s. ; Mrs. Helen Decker is at homs alter A week's visit with felatives at La jOrege Mrs F. L. Scots is at home after an extonded visit with Mrs. Allen Clapp &t Alblon. Mrs. Ike Hows made a visil 10 Hows, Ind lest Friday 1o see her {#on, Irl Ross. who was ill : 2 Miss Ann Beeson was st Goshen during the eariy part of the week, the guest of Mise Flsresce Kuoox. % Fruit &;m.:mq gusrt, gines, e & degan Tin frult caos 8 per dogen, frutt jar riogs sod ceps el Siaoe. bury's. i . Drake & Breesd's Uncls Tom's Canin U, (s not the Inrgest but one gaif the tjmu{ reunpanies on the rosd - i Mictigan City, Ind . Pross, | E Revy. Kretzman will condact ser vices at the Luthern chorch st Wawaka next Nunday st 2:50 The ser | vices will be fn Eoglish and all are invited . , | . The voter will now have !?a:nf weeke in which to make up his miing §l!’a~"sut thie WwAY La will vore lot Biign vote for the hest tas 1! be doss e will pot miss the democratic cand| dates : | y . wista : | % Newton 4 rothere will close. his salonn pext Monday., This will jeave but one Hesnsed salnon in the city A W. Erwin. ang he will go oot of husiness doring the frat dags of November Liganier will thea be idf}* o all inteuts mnd purposes. | : . 1 3 The fext annual reunion of #1 ?’l?‘:‘n.‘:; Ind Beg will he held (6 this ‘{"3!! in “:’{?‘ﬂ‘)’f 1810 T'vh offlepre '\if‘ e anßßlng FEAre Are oresident. Jos. | B Desin, Liganier: wice president. ;t‘aui Joray ; seoretary, Seott Swmith Larwill: treasarer, John 8 Caole ‘ Angols : ) i 1 | Albert Gilbert. &' (Goshen young! Emgn. watt to Kendallviile last Sun day night to ses bis girl. The !uhul %{sb}vrwd and . tried to throw the young man out. The row ru_imhumd! in Gilbert's spending the morniog io } g,nw city istl aud & 'gm\ of §1 0 jxtzydi costa amounting to $1055. 7 ; George Foaidhelsor will put up '!wi J. W. Smith cottage on Morrison's [sland at Lake Wawnses [t will be one of the most attractive and best Emmtmrwd summer houies oo that part of the inke. [t will have sll of Etém modern convenisnces and will bo{ Hurpiahed in execellent style. Mr | Smith has already begun the PRCAYS- | E{;x‘un fur the cellar Mnffuundlnnn. | . The stroug point of Ross Crane’s entertalnment (s the charming personality of the artist. His maunper in that of a culturad gentieman who hLias semething to say for bis friends Across the footlights and takes & joy in doing it. His caftoons are catehy, the landscape beauatiful. the clay modeling attractive and pleasing and his vocel and pisoo hurlesque diverting aud fuony —Talent, 2525252525252525252525252525252525

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i Range and D ’ 2 DaASE IDUITEIT @ | e F]r % : last week @t our exhibit Mrs. Florenee % @ Pollock held the lucky number 280 that drew @ _B_E the steel rangel To sav rhat she was very wel]l & % remid expa “')ﬁ it mildly, She like hundreds E @ of other ladies we have sold Laurel Ranges and : @ Base Burpers believe in the goods and cannot @ @ say enough in praise of their fine working quai- [@ "‘g Jeinm, . D”r‘”"‘k’ the three days of the exhibit we & é madi 33 sales of stoves . and ranges Every ;_.3: . % Laurel .\'z.:eji Range is made as good as any range ”““:“ E on the market, besides every Laurel Range has o © double tlue construction, and will do one-third @ B more work with the same fuel and bake more @ % &*\-’Z'ﬁ:\- 33;;&!2‘3{2‘!\,‘}';”\':.. on the market. The l’]‘]”s f*: @ i ‘i;‘Ef»;r;-’”; and are the why See us lx-fuﬂ* yvou buy. -~ Ask vour neighbor how about Laurels X % a great nmiahy have them. e s | = s ® - o s KING & WEAVER. E % . : 1 = § - = - Ligonier, Indiana

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