Ligonier Banner., Volume 44, Number 32, Ligonier, Noble County, 28 October 1909 — Page 7

E:—ﬁé:is::-::ﬁ:ﬁ@:ﬁ:&-ﬁifi:—:C-.‘.’::-:;-i I ‘ l!l - - ‘ x 1 . : I'! 4 VWall Faper : I ‘ 11l I'l ; - 1 X _ l"l 1" V \ . L 1 lll_ . ’ ¢ ' l'l : . : . : 11 n'r': Our entire stock at greal]y re- 8 o duced prices. Some most-splmchd 8 () patterns and extra quaﬁty in small ;'{ i . - Y quantities, one or two room lots, at A #: less than half their value. s : _ : 1 }'{ [t will pay you to look over what K 0 we have and supply your wants % . K :l: now. nng the measures of rooms & ** you wish to paper and see how i : - ; . § I'l cheapl_\' we can suppl_\' yOu. 1.l X ’ I X : : .l'l l'l ' X 0 - : l|l 3 - £ 1 4 Hoffman’s Bookstore 1 . 1 i'x LIGONIER INDIANA l'l ael oielsel oo oo el 00l slel o e ole, m e 00l ok <aoooaoOao «O | o 0 s 60«0 a 0 00 € 3 0 ur business ¢ : AI{P OPEN lor your inspection. .We invite you § to call and see us, get acguainted with th ° ‘ Business, act as Administrator, Trustee or Execu o tor, Etc. Io the Banking Department we invite ;ir;w\:ta both Savings and Commercial, and will o . extend: all the courtesvs consistent with sound banking. In our other Departinents, we endeavor at all bimes to transact whatever business 18 intrust. - o ed to us in a careful manner, and can do it more satisfactorily than those who do not make a Spe ° cialty of these lines, '\\'t'- solicit your business. 8 - commammes T g Farmers = Merchants § 8'» Ligonier, Indiana o Qe aDoeoepapicTr oo epee o

y l 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 proaressive people pay their bills by checks, which, : being regularly returned to them are absolute re- : - ceipts 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 - STRAUS BROS. & COMPANY E Bmers

“Tag Day” November B Mr.and Mm John 8 Hays were in Elkbhart Monday. Largest line of Taongetein lamps in the oity st King & Weaver's, Mr.oand Mrs. Frank P Wood are spending & portion of this week in Chicago. — _ Jacob Siraos spent Sunday at Ren. daliville, the gueat of Jacob Keller snd famiiy, : David Wertahinugh went to Soath Hend inst Monday o spend the day with Lis daughiter. = Ineardessnt balbe 2 senits enct ; 13 Lop B 2 B 0 bigt gredes ot relilind Gt best minge, 8t King & Weavers : The gaine of Loot ball bedwoen the LaGreange aod Ligunier teains sctied Gied for Tast Saturday was sailed off o aepount of the winllior fh‘: iink ‘f»»!‘x'ﬁg the 1 B rticken supoer sl the hotie of Fred H Gireen panight Theé tast chivken dinuer just jike mother used to make fog tweniy five venta Mien Alioa Billoiag reforced 1o lassing Friday sfter spending twe weeke at Home op acootnt of the ser. feitie ﬁi"i'!«‘?,f’h‘ l‘!f Figerw !-g"lv‘;"‘fj xulff'O Bilitnan who is poew impraving c Mr. and Mre. H. Fairchiid and Mes:. J W, Murrow who have been i indispapalis for the past two YERrs Have returned o this oity sl will agsin take up their residenie on thes North Bide. Miss Hornice Herrald snterinined a number of young jadies last Satar dar alterpoon St a shower I 8 honot af Miss Hoth MeKabtian Hefrowhe nehits Wers searved snd all sl e wiont delightlul afternoan, Thes Eikbhart goanty coiimission sre have pet aside £250 Lor expenne of s preflminary sursey of the proposed deen waterway from Fikbart to Fort Wavnae The routs 1o be located will run near Elkbart, Goslien, New Paris and Miiford, Miss Margaret Fasley who was for several Yenrs s téacher in the pubinb sehionls in this ity disd At Avilis inst Saturday frong cavcer. . Miss Foass ¥ Whs ﬂf!; five yveurs old st had been teaching for thiriv-flve sears, Shi was born to this county where she hind a wide circle of reiatives and {riends Fred Vonderamith and Miss Hess Hoek of South Bend were wiarried iast Tuesday. The young peophb caine down here expecting to get married At Alblon but the law waoitld not allsw the issoanee of & Heenne ton non resident. They wers compeiled to return to Bt Joseph county the home of the bride far the NECERRATY - DADPUTR, . ¢ per copy for 2 weeks begining October 23. Anything. in ‘stock at the recuced pnce. McKinley Editon, 2 5 5 copies for. - C HOFFMAN’S E«l«M*}- pdpelgolfedebiofbagolodd g U-Il : PLUMBING : : : . I I AND : i ' . ’ . . t tt : Pipe Fitting : - - OF ANY KIND ¢+ - j . - See me. 1 .. - i : I + 44+ R R

o Same peaple thke Lhell (igs 1o very poat markels, : . Mrs Frack P. Womd spent Satur-day-in South Bead - | Mr aoa Mre. € V. loks are contemplating an | extended visit 10 Fiorida for the winter. . P f Marvin Asdersonof Stuflard, Kas wns, has beon bers for several days calling on old thne friswids. . 3>T e 3 - We bave s place for s young womas of girl who wants 1o learn 1o set type. Blexdy work, easy sud guod pay, Mrs E U Thompsot spetit 8 good part of insl wesk Al Storgis whete shie eisitedd with et parenis, Mroasd Mrs James Renpeily o Mrx. Anthony Risnk of Wawakx wic hes been in the Bowpitial at Al bion fur several weeks will soun be sie 1o retura 1o het hotie, ; Mri Dale Sockrider peturned bome jmwt Snturday evening from s weok « wisit with Her parsnta, Mr. snd Mrs, Hert Mochamer, st Asburn. J NV Bauis has 8 pew automoehile, a National, of the intost pattern, It wiil earry saven passefigers and hiaws ali of the ialest inipfovtemetils, . Edeard \\“t:dlé;‘l well kpows Parg Wajyoe merchanl, ind a flne 3200 austonobile rained (ast Friday signe whiie his chnußenr wan out op 8° oy ride.”’ : o The tenth stinaal live stock ex powis tion will be beld st the L uivn Buwk vartds, Chileags. Noveuiber 015, 1o [recesber il i‘ ieanle tooaay thal Nobie sounty *ill be weil reprewepiedd, : ‘ : : : : ! o The ooal cninphign has bann 8 varyg tatiie - wffalr up o Lhis time when eatnpared with some af the contesta that have recently beet pulled o 8 in this #ity. T e - Cireat reduction sale on all trimmed bk, Uiie Jot specin]l st §4 500 1o ciome ont. AH gosd hints sod some worth doubile the price ssked. Miss Wisnirnen Wipany dam MeNutt and Lan Harsh are at Wendaliville where they nre engaged i pasting ap A big bulldiog for the MetUray Refrigerator Works, 1t will take several weeks tu complets the wais e - : : 8 E Buchtel of Kuightstown and C. W. Buehtel of Clevelaud, b, are o the eity looking alter the afl fairs of their father, O O Buchitel who is tearly prostrated sinea the sudden death of Mre Ruobtel last Friday : - o Mre. C. A Green and Miss Hazel Tombleson gave A shower party yes. terday evening st the bome of the formet 1o honor of Misses Marguerits Boase and Ruth MeKahsn, twe prospective brides, The aflair was a splendid success, i e After a lot of delay Fort Wayne doctors have coneluded that suinilpox has beey ragitig to that town for seversl weeks, It isina mild forn but dangerous. The surronnding towns are beginning to tage notice and a vaccination emmpaign is being inaugurated, 4 Mr. aod Mre. M, J. Bakerof Kim- | mell lefy Friday for Chicago where they eéxpect to make their future brome, Mr. Baker being emploved in the postoftice in that city. In the departnre of Mr and Mrs Baker. Kimmeil losss two very excellent young people o e L. W. Welker, the prominent Al bion attorney, who has been at a Fort Wayne hospital for several weeks, will soon be able to return home, For several yvears Mr. Welker has been | suflering fromm gall stones sod the operition will doubtless stop his terrible suffesing. : S The eity couneil hias appointed the % followiug inspectors for the election next Tuoesday: Firat ward, Zach | Cook : seennd - ward. Odse Waltman third ward, U R Treash. The re- | publican managers certainly have no kick coniing on these n'mwim-! ments made by a democratie ety u:'num*.ﬂ. They are ail l{-vp.u!:dif:a:mié Hipsbaw believes the real oh}{xct’ of minging, like that of readicg or i speaking ought to bs to convey the words and, through them. H;«-‘ thoughtand menning of the autbor: that the real song is in the poein ;| that the miusic I 8 to embellish -:!wi words. to make them more fiopressive, - . d 2

Dick Bruojes of Lake Wawases was here last Friday., Mr. Brunjes in makiog some sxtensive hnprove. ments in aud about bhis place st the lake, but will close the buildings next week for the winter., He Las added several rooms to bis dwelling aud hasprovided & large and commodious diciog room that will accommodate a much larger party than heretofore, ¢

The program for the Library Lycenm Asscciation at the Publie Library, on Thursday evening, Nov. §, will be as follows: 7:30 to X o'clock business meeting, and election of offleers. Parlimentary drill, O, W. Christie; spelling school, musie, paper by Will Baum. and a solo by Mrs J. L. Dunpiung. All who ate intereated in the intellectual growth of the commuunity are most cordially invited. :

Coroner Black was called to Sparta towuship last Thursday morning to view the remains of a dead man founnd along the B. & O tracks east of Cromwell. The body was horribIy mmangied and it is supposed that the y'ounti man was Rilled while try. ing to juthp & moving freight. From papers in the pockets it is supposed that the body was that of Frank Meyers. a cripple who was tramping about the country. :

Miss Emuna Ditto of this city and Alfred Holtzhauer of Fort Wayne were married at Albion last Saturday pnight by Rev. C. E Luke. The MAarriage was asurprise to everybody bhere including Miss Ditto’s most intimate friends. Holtzhauer came to this city several years ago as a press feeder, workiog bere until last September when he suddenly quit his job. Miss Ditto had been a compositor in this office for several years She is an excellent young woman.

The city council room was invaded last Monday night by remonstraty ing property owners who do not want the proposed paviog of the alley west of Cavin street or along Fourth and Third streets. The remonstrators were represented by Hon, E. A. Dausman of Goshen who presented their cbjections. After hearing their protests the council went into executive session where it was agreed that the matter should be postponed until the next meeting of the council. 1n the meantims figures will be made upon new specifications that will materially reduce the cost.

. Vote for Gworge Feldbiser lor eoun-«.,-duwwwmuw n x | A ewr of Amerioan fescing juet ;eriwd by Kiog & Woeaver's. - Col. A, W. Lyos went 1o Chicage iast Friday whaere bebought s vew sutotabile. : e % No oor cogld teil that thers is s eainpaign st Keondativiile by rend. fug the paper. ; - - . Mrs. G W, Hrown apant Isst Sunday st Auburn whefe she was the [g«m of Mrs. J. D). Caswy. ; The republicas candidate for the eognei] in the fret ward is standing o the dethoctatic platform with both - : . Wili Reguls bas moved back to Ligonter from Mishawaka, He says that be fode thatl there is no place Hike old Ligonier. : : Mree. A J. luks is agept for the eolebrated Spirelin Corset. Mra Inks will take rmessufements and 0} arders. - Uall Upean her, : - It will be Iwo weeks bafure the lghts can bhe instalied oo Cavin strewd. The material will not be shipped before November 1 , We are a jiitle Inte this week on sccount of being short of heip The averags etnploye has little care what happens where persousl intefest is eouenraed. - i Fd Luster of Fikhart an old sal. dier, s moember of the 1 Ind. Val died tnsl week of & cold cohiracted in Keundsalivilie duricg & recent re. anion of his reghnent, ; D ot fail o eut oot the sdvertiss. went on this page and take it to Sack's bakery and get & free sampis of the ldeai laandry Tablet The satiiples will be distributed next Sat urday. This is & good thiog, den't fniee it . o The palpit of the Prashytering church was filied Isst Sabbath by Beav. Howard of Ottawas, Cainda, during the alweber of the pastor whe himd been invited to 81 the Elkbarg pulpit for that day. | Mz and Mrs. Ike Straus who have best Burope for several months are wXpected to return howme within & few days. Word comes froan Mr Straus that he isgnuch improved iu health and that they have had a delighttul trip. ' £ 0. W. Cihristie retaroed home lnst Friday after an extended visit in the Dakotas. He says that he noted mauy evidences of prosperity in the cities atid towns GRS he visited. Fitne crops have been the rule in that part of the world for several yoars, . . % - Lyon & Greenleaf will open an of. flee at White's restaurant where they will coliset slectrie lghting bills every mouth. Bills will bs dae after the flrst of each mwonth sod the | collector ean be found at his desk at | White's on the 84, 4th and sth of the month. : ; The vaters of the North Side have | A chance to get two good men for the city eouncil, Abs Weimer and Hdi Swith. They both live in the First ward, ars good citizens and would wake good strong men in the ciiy connetl . Vote for Abs Weimer and Ed Smith. g The wvoters in the seeond ward] have a good eandidatein 80l Henoch Wl was uuanimously pominated for the council by the Democrats . That Mr. Henoeh will make a good couns cliimnan is adwitted by the nr{mgmﬁ partisans on the other side. He wiil Kot & large vole and doublless be alected. ‘ ' o ik g 4 A RS AT N - ] The election of the demodratio caudidates for the eouncil will mean that the Lake Nhore will be coon- | pelled to give the people of the Narth | Side the rellel that should have | cutne to them loog age. The demo. | cratie candidates stand pledged to earry out this demand. ] Wihiat is more natural than that! & thought “should be expressed | whether tn cotiversation or i wang, i the langusge best anderstood by | the Listener. To enthuse and inspire | an American by singing o him in Italian may be possibie. but Hin. shaw saye it {8 an ndirect, unpataral way of accomphishing the task, 5 Hhc e R i, g Mr. Bordner will open his mwz bowling alleys uext Saturday even. | ing. The public will find that Ligonter will hisve what we have pever sujored before, flret-class bowling aileys and 1o & room that will make bowling pleasant aud enjovable, The roonis will be under the direction of Mr. Fred Lemming who will spare 1o pains to make them popular.

The big storm last Satarday morning interfered with the instaliation of the elsetrie lighting line along Cavin street. The work has been cotmpleted bowever atnd they are now awalting the arrival of the posts and equipment. It is hoped that the material will aoon be here so that it can -be put in posttion before the wesather will make it impossible.

Ed Ditton, the popular botel man, eamie over rrow Lake Wawasee last Friday for a short visit with his many friends herdé. Mr. Ditton is making sowe extensive improvements in his place and hopes to be in shape next season to take care of all of his friends who ask his hospitality. The Ditton Cottage has always been a popular place among our people. : i :

To Chautauqua Muulﬁﬁn; The ananimons verdict of the Viucennes peaple this year, this very minute, is that Ross Crape hag “all of them beat,” when it comes to high grade entertainment. No man left & more popular reputation than this same splendid Crane. He simply stands alone. Employ him ounce and you will have him with you always.— Horace Ellis, President Chautauqua.

Everstt Myers of Goshen who has been working on the new well at the waterworks in this city, was held up by two robbers at Goshen Lny Sunday night and relieved §6.30. Myers had been at Elkhart during the day and returning home on the midnight train, was going ta his boarding house when the hold-up-man e‘toi;ped him with a big revolver. He gave up his money with. out a protest, v

The Kendallville News wants a slogan for that town and 18 offering a ten dollar bill as an inducement for somebody to pick oat a suitable battle cry. We knew that Kendallville needed something. We missed it the last time that weo were there but did not realize it was a slogan. We hope that the News will find something that is just the thing, for you Enow that Kendallville ean’t get lalqng much longer without some kind of a bracer.

| Harry Selig was in Chicago over | Sunday. i ; e i Miss Edoa Wolf of South Bend § spent Sunday in this city. i The King's Unaghters will have| itheir anneal Tag Day’ Ssturday S Nov, 8 - . | Miss Helen Raabert who is sttend. ling the South Heod Buosiness College | was 8t Homwe over Susday. i, Misses Ethel and Irene Crothers) {spent Banday with their parents. Mr ? Newton Crothers and wife e o i [+ Miss Edua Bloe returned to ber! (school work st Kesdallviile aflter s ; few days’ visit wilh her parents ‘ | The lnternstivaal Lyceum A”‘“’%'i I Ation 8t i 1 Isal mesling elected Ed Cwanl A, 048 preaident for the third ftime. : | Drs. F. R Clagp sod F. W. Black iwent to Eikbart isst Frigey after. | oot to attend & mesting of the medL ieal socisty The only pisce 1n town to pet Inds peodent make of Ineandescent light ibulim, 13 for §2 40 or & cenits ench | Largost line of all size Tungstens | : Kisag & Weaven: [ Dr.l O Bochtel of Aubara who [ was caiied bere [ast week on account (of the serious iliness of his mother | [ Mre. .C. Buchiel retaroed homel F Monday. : ;oA - promised that lighis will be (taroed on Saturdeay sight. This wiil Liesn that the streots with the exewpPtion of Cavin will be lighted after iSaturday. This will be good news iWwinany. » { Dr. A. C. Beechsr of Latirsugs, cwell known o this city waa sudden Liy stricken |ast Sanday while in ehureh and for s time it was thonght | the attack would end fatally. He {hims been suering from heart troulie (for several years, . i A lot of mackinery '?m in by Aribuckie, Kyanr Uo., of Toledn at the | Kimmell cement piant bhas been re. {muved aud the plant is pretty badly storu, mp. It is rumored that the fpiant owill be dismantied and the (buildings used for other purposes. i E. 0. Rose {nrx.:'zurif of Angols. | Where he was gm:muu.-r and editor jof the Angois Magnet, was killed at (Adrian, Michigan. Isst Saturday imornping, being ran down. by = iswitehing engine. Mr. Hose had iately taken s position io the railway POSIAL ReTVice - Gieorge Feldbhiasr Au'ruh A force of ioarpeuters Afe putting the Acker;:,mm tullding o sbape for Jabo P Bege whio will move his grocery into hds new looation as soon as possible. Mr. Kegg bias o long lease on bis cnew room and is haviog it fxed up o first clpss shape. | Fonr RENT-The Vallanece proparty | Len the Rochenster Road one -half wiile ?wnn of Ligonisr, three and thresfourths acres, house, barn, ete. Sevg eral residence propertiss in Ligonier Also have residenes propertios for (*ale, For particulars inquire of F. PP Rothwell, : P 2\ N P g i 3\ : o : S% A & |W O - 2 o 3 YS d n I 20 cents cash and 27 § [ ; = 3. cents in trade for nice 9 8 & 2 5 Eggs. - A RIS . Al , ;1 > 2 Y 2 ."' g i G We pay at presant 250 ¢ er} i < -.~=4!s & -cents fornice Ceuntry § L : £ i 5 ». : 0 Butter, | g R Sl JFRESH EGGS: :J. BAUM&SON :r‘@ " 5 ‘ 5825 RSS2t RBN eN N esasPNes2sese

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