Ligonier Banner., Volume 44, Number 33, Ligonier, Noble County, 4 November 1909 — Page 7

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JTIZENS BANK {B- : | CIT L i S LA AN AN invites vou to become a customer by opening an , ' “account ; large or small it will be equally welcome. | . A checking account is the greatest convenience - - Yyou 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. | . ' 1f 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 i Owners }

. Dr. ). F. Lucky of Wolf Lake was in the vity Toesday. Rabert Wiley of Washington tawsship wos 1o the eity Tuesday. - . The leliows who get excited over the siecticn cAD BOW lake Sime to 00l off, ' : ' . Miss Lillinn fififilfiiaa wha isin ~oth Hend was gt Bome over Suae if.ifl},“; » ; o ’/ L A 1. Ditts wha ls working in the Syeuacuse Coment plant apent Sunday with hus fmmiily. Twa Londred per cent saved by asing Topgsten Ughia Al siges st King & Wenveras - Mies Nors el of mwfl* Hend, was the guest of her parents, Mr and Mre Harey 801 l indt wosk. Get vour tickets at Zimmermans store, Nov. B, Monday ev’mf;z;g\iz 7 o'clock. - : . 4 Doonot fall ta remd the Big adeer. tisement of K 1 sSinnsbury on Ihe first page of the suprionent. Tusgsten's make & much whiter ettt and af A eaving of 30 per cent h saie at King & Wonver's - locandescatt hulbs, 30 cénts vact o W for 8280 High grade aud fire: class, Guarantesd by Kivg & Weay. e : , “Fred Machlosky of Chicsgo was in the ity Monday bhaving boer 1o Wa waka for s short visit with his jarenis, . It is nunoaveed that Hon Luman K. Habenok, formally of Topeka, wili be the private secrsiary of Mavor viset Buank of ndinganilis Gionrgs Feldbiser sod a foree of nien (6l yesterdny Morning for The Talnnd st Lake Wawasoe where they witl bulld the J. W, Resith cottage. Jacii 5. Graainlieh, the father of Conuy Cormmissioner Granmlich dind ml Lis Loqpe pear the Nohie conuty line inst Friday pight st sn asiivanced ape, ; P Cinrk Shefler, the wall known Ren. dadiviliec carpenter, was hore Monday | srirounte 16 Lake Wawases where b | will help put ap the J. W. Bmth cottage at The Isiand. . 1‘ Judie Wrigley is now at Calum hin ity whare tha Whitley cotnty | colurt 1s in wession. The termn w‘iiii doubiiess extend throagh the month | a& copsidarable coart business is on the docket . Jucob Keller, the well known Ken dallville banker and capitalist, died st b home in that eity last night Mr. Keller who has been in poor benith was in thiscity where he ga weil koown, last Monday. . The regular evening mesting at the Preshyterian choreh will be omitted text souday and will be taken up by an illustrated lecture by the Hev Thos Younger onlodisn schools and Ludiag missions. Hev. Younger will HHustrate bis talk with a number of Rterenptican views: . : The engagsment of Miss Hattie Loeser of thie city and Mr. Louis| Hymao of Wabash has been anvounced and the youug people have Loy recsiving the congratolations of | their friends. Miss lLoeser wha ix one of-oar most popular youne ladies i the daughter of Mr and Mrs leo Loeser, Her aflianced is a 8 well Kiown youpg bosiness man and manufacturer at Wahash. : : S 4 SHEET MUSIC | per copy for 2 weeks begining October 23. Anything | i stock at the recuced pnce. - McKinley Edition, 25 C 5 copies for - e S HOFFMAN'S

. The North Side certainly pot what C Mrs A B Mier spast several das o Cliongo last week. ‘ i B e e % i I. A Hedmand of Kendaliville was in the eily yesterday lmking %as‘mr legnl busitess. My oand Mre Gary Kreager and ehtidren ot Crotmwell spent Buoday ‘with Mes. Arthur Morrew. . AW, Erwin went 1o Kendaliville imet Motday where hie won the best prisds in the iz zun ehoot, Girace Pancake of Fort Wasue Apent Maturdsy evening and Sundey wilh her parents, Mr. apd Mrs Joe Pssionke. - , | Listie Mies Mary Jacksan of Eikhartepent A fow Gare iast week with Ger grandpatents, Mo and Mrs Thomas Jackeon, . . The pewly electod offivers wiil take Ahieit offices on Janeary L In the taeantitns whe old counell Wil cioss ap the busipess that I gow belore sk, . - . { i Sk SRR AR RPB oy v O, W, Uhristie of this cily was [»u‘mnw the lucky anes jo the (neyeane drpwing, Hie sombur was iulo nm?hu;wm come o for s good E-ef?isim - . " E Lireal roduction sale an all triguned hate. Oue lot spevind At 000 1o i';‘éxmm ol ANI gowd bals and same warth dunhile the prioe ssked. : % o Maxs WasorßED Wieox, . Mrs. Authony Risk of Wawaka ix ‘again al bomie after & flvs weoks wiay sl Sacred Haert Hospital st Fort Waasoe where alie was oporated Gpon for gail stoue trouble, -80 l Mier Co, hes bought the Hyler far on e Hawenteh for $1250 or $125 per acrs. This I 8 the highest prioe ever patd for & IRr in this ity of the country on farosd sale. Do not forget to get your tickets and reserve your seats for Enter tainment course at Zimmerman's store on Monday evening, Nov. &, 7 o'clock. - i _ Naw, gentlemen-Unrey out your slection promises. The democralio piatlorm weanit just what it aaid anid we beliove that 1t expressed the sentitents of & lnrge majority of the voters in Ligonder. = '» The Hepublicans st Mishawaka elected only two candidates at the Paesdny's slection. George Shobe. formerly of this city, was one of then, defeating his deuiocratic opponent by a good margin. _ E. F. Kitson came home lnst week for & stiort stay with hie peaple. Mr. Kitson i& now cosopeeted with the Latayette Life Insurance o . st Eafayette, Indinnn. He 8 tn the agency departinent where e hoids a respongibie position, Ray Morrow is pnow locsted at Beleo, New Mexieco, whera he has aceppled A position on the A T. & S F.orsilrosd. Mr Motrrow s Jesving the rond as & flreman but will soun be ordered 1o take charge of Bl sHEInE. o L - A study of the election retiras from the north side will show that f there s uot as much diummrwnq;ai sver thiere ad sonie people seerned to expect. The vots does not (m.‘! close any of the dire xhingw:hati were prongised and everybody meenis to be satisfled with the onteome. % Harry (. Melean eame hothe Tuesday 1u time to east his vote. He | WRE nut among the suecessful appli- | cants for jand in the big drawings but saw a lot of the world that *m% had teverseen bofore. He says that there is a great fotare abead of x!fwi rorthwest but old Indiana sl looks real good to hin, . i

Mr and Mrs Isaac Ochis will leave thig week for Bloomingion, Hiinois, | where they will rematn several werks with their son, Herman Ochs atd fauuly. They will ister go o Fon dun Lac, Wisconsin. for a visit with their danghter. They will retorn to Ligonier whers they expect to tiake their home, ‘ - _ Elkhart merchants and property owners along Maio street have rafsed the funds vecesaary to eatablish the park system of lightiog such as will soon be installed along Cavin street in this city. The eity of Elkhart will pay only & part of the expense of installation and the merchants propese to meet the expense of the extra current used in the Jighting. E} Another fatal bursing accidsnt is reported from - Waterloo. Mrs Curix‘m Zigefoos undertook to huarry a fire by pouring coal ol into a stove. Her clothiog eauibt and sne was burned so frightfally before aid reached her that she died a few moments after the aecident. The woman was a neighbor of Mra. W, Fleteher who was burned to death a !faw weeks Bgo. .

When the Eikhart county eomuniisgioners met Monday, Applieations for liquor licenses filed by Edward Dalks. Abram Peck, Wm. F. Fiedeke. John MeMahon, George F. Alderman and Agton B. Wittt of (Goshen and John C. Sehmidt of Elkhart. were presented. The board voted to postpone action on the applieations until Wednesday, November 17 by which date it s anderstood tha sapreme court will have settled the validity of the local option law.

John Kemm has moved back to Ligonter. After selling hie house he intended to remam in Millersbarg until spring. but could flad no hoass apd was compelled to go where places to live where places to live were not 8o searce. Mr. Keim and family have lived in the blessed town for a number of years and have many friends who regret to see them leave. John's popularity with the people is attested in the fact that he was elected to the town board and nas served nearly all the term with great credit to himself, He will tender his resignation at the next meeting of the board.—Millersbarg Grit.

The local Lake Shore ticket agen¢y has been notified of a change in time of passenger trains to take effect Sunday. November 7 which will belp the west bound traflfic out of this city slightly. The present stop of train No. 15, due here at @ o'clock in the morning, will be discontinaed under the new schedunle, and Ligonier will be made a regular stop for train No. g, the mail train which has always preceded No. 15, but did not stop at Figonier. Many of our citizrns desiring to make No. 8 were compelled to go to Goshen on the Plug and ehange there. No. 9 will be due at Ligonier about 8:10 a m. Otber changes affecting this city are, No. 2 east at noon will be ten minutes earlier,and the morning train east will not run on Sunday,

© o let's see, what was said sbaat the - Frask Prough of Gusbien was hiers But little money chauged hands on e lodad diniae’ g oeau - Mr asd Mrs: Ed OUCospor of Linshen wete in the city Sunday. . E. M. Kohean! (‘m«’w wax here aver Basday the coest of Miss Ruth Wi, e Mr. oand M Alfred Holizhager enme down ffom Fort Wayne to Eii&&w‘f Sanday : - P The north side cortuinly kopew what was wanted of them xflmg did Aheir wark weit. : - lrvin Jeoobs came down fram LD empn o spend Busday with his par. ette, Mt and Mre. EU IJncabs, » . Jebn Haes left seminrday morning for Winiipeg whets e will spend a week Bunting in 15 wilds of Mani. Sk, - - : Uhip. Baple of Mishawaka was Biern Tuesdny., He predicted the slection of Hergug the democratio oaudidate fir mayor. L A Ualdwell will daliver a big jot af fine bßuckwheat four agsin this wenson. 1f you want gowwl buokwheat loar, ses Mr Unsldwell Reserved seat chart and tickets for ‘entertainment course at Zim. merman’s store, Nov. B, Monday evening, 7 o,cinck. _ James H. Biagrey, formerly superintendednt of the cannty infinnary a Aibfon disd Inst wesk a 1 the howe of m daughier nesr Fort WWasne, . Sal Henoch suprissd Bis friends by the big tnaiority fhat he got in the second ward, The returos show that fie gt seventy per cont of the vole, Mr oand Mre and Harry Gaeabam anid fminily speot aunday in the city the peasta of frietsds, [hey sxpect to mnoeve back to Ligonier in the pear I‘{s‘s\}"*" < z ; © We are under ohligations to Horace i, Tocker for phates ol the Cromweli fire ruins. Mr. Tuocker Bas maide 8 number of sxeslient pictures of the fire district st tronweil - : - The slection fs aver. 1t was a fair muid frow expresiion of the will of the people of Ligonier sand everyboidy shonld be satisfled. The men elect. i witil il the ottices: accepiably to the peaple, : A series of mestings will be opened At the Advent church tonipght. Sev. aral exdelient praschers will attend. Tue public is invited to attend thess servicen, They will contisue for severaidays. i L David RBeiig 18 1o Chicago where tie was taken several days ago for treatinent, He bhas been sufferiug for several months and an operation mav be pecessary. Milton Selig, bis son, left for Chicago Monday. . H.H. Bell was in the city vester day. He broughtin & for overcoat Ihiat be had picked up in the road between this eity and his home in Eikhart township. . The owner cas have his coat by proving property. - Mr. M Henoeb of LabPorle was in. the city Tuesday evening. He is an ardent Democrat and was mueb | elated grer the sweeping vietory of Wia gon. Mr. Sol Henoch, who was eleoted as eouncilinan from the %:ei gud ward. L Mra Meiissa Denny bhas raturned from Columbus, Indisna, where shie spent four days st the state confer. enee of Charities and Corrections, and one day and aight io Indianapo iis with friends. Bhe reports the best session in its history. Itseems that the married jife of Tommy Searles, the Kikbart backatop wha used to play ball in thas ctty, was not ahowling success. Acearding to the court procesdings at tioshen. Verns searies has sued hion for divorce aileging desertion. They wers matried io February and parted ibAptß.. Nobie county will be dry to all intents and purposes alter tonight st il o'clock when A. W, Erwin will close his place. This is the [ast safoun in the connty, his being the inst lieeuse issped vuder the old Inw, Sinee the county has voted dry we hope to ses the law strietly and impattialiyenforesd. = = =

Jobn C. Kagg bas moved his groeery store into the room just south of tiis inte loeation and he 18 most admirably situated The room has been put in first class condition and presents a most inviting appesrance. Mr. Kege has o long tinie lease for this room and hopes to be able to recover from the moving habit stan aarly date. _

At a party given at the Methodist parsonage last Monday alternoon the announcemnsent was made of the engagement of Audia M. White and H M. Hutehison of Columbis City. Miss Wihite s the accomplished daughter of Rev, and Mm. C. E White. Mr Hutchison is connected with one of the Columbia City papers and & geotleman . of splendid charsciar, .

Mr and Mrs. Sol Mier and Miss Ruth Mier went to lodianapolis last Thurkday for a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. 8 A Mier who are in that eity where Mr. Mier has been in the bhospital for several wontig They are very much encouraged over the marked improvement io Mr. Mier's eondition having so nearly recovered that he e thinkiog of returning bome At an eariy date, .

Anather fast freight train bas been F!ac«ad in service on the Lake Shore roatween Chicago and Toledo, known as CT2, This train will take care of short run freight so as not to interfere with the fast freight service of short run freight so as not to interfere with the fast freight service of the system and will be devoted to merchandise alone. This will give excellent service to local shippers.

Mr. Simon J. Straus reports that there seems to be a miscouception on the part of the public a 8 to why the scales of Caldwell Grocery company, McKahan & Dowell and C. F. Graham were tested one day last week. It seems that some doubt existed as to whether the scales agreed with each other and Mr Straus’ automobile being convenient at that time, and the question as to the accuracy of the scales coming up, the automobile was filled with people and weighed on the various scales. This was done purely for the satisfaction of the various scale owners and Mr Straus wdshes tostate that it was not done on account of any dissatisfactéon on the part of their firm so far as the weights were concerned that they bad been gettins from MeKahan & Dowell on coal.

- Mrs Caiberios Cssey has been in Fort Wayne the past week. ~ Miss Hasel Wollf of Elkhart spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Heory Wait, o - i Misa Filorence Koox was the guest of Miss Aune Heeson several days Don't forget the Mfi clearing saie at Mas Sbhaw's Millivery Pariors, The best bargaios of the sanscn, King Only Ose, ths Gishen pacer, owged by Chatles Metbod had asuceenlul season, winning HGO o six race meetings ) Thoe iadies of the Preshyierian chureh wili bold a en cenit sovial in the pariors of the ebareh, Thursday, Nuvember 11, from four o six. C ) you ate looking for the Biggest saie of the season, go 1o Mae Staw's. Bhe s offering 15e best hargains of the year. All of her bats must be T : : Evervihing at Mae Shaw's Millinory Pariors pminst be solide-Qaick. The greatest bargaine sver otfered in Ligonier. D pol miss the oppors tanity. - : Mea. GGentge Hovert and daughiter. Uailinrine, relnrned to their home in ioslien, Sundey svening alisr » shart visit with et parents. Mr. and Mrs, Petor Meits and faily. The loeal aption slection ia De. Kalb county will be held on Satur. day, November . Tb&.fi?% tins aiready besn opened and wiil doubt jens gol pretiy warm belors the enil James MeDooald. a son of toe iate Melzer MeDronald, is fntnlly {0 nt Lis bomne in Washiogton towsship Mr MeDonakd who is fifty years old Las beep sillicted with heart trouble for B REIAL YA, L : Everybody wanted to go'to Cron. well inst Sunday svening to ses the big fire FEvery rig of apy kind io Ligonier was prossed into service and wany of the younger people took the stract and walker route. : For Best-The Valinnee properts an the Rochester Rond one-hisif mils vant of Ligouler, three and three. fourths mores, house, barn, ete, Sav. rral residonce properties in . Ligouier Alss bave residencs properties for smiv. For particulars foquirs of F. P. Bothiwelil, , Twa Ligonier yoong me woers lucky in the big land drawing a Aberdesn, South Dakota, Inst week Lioyd Haller and Carl Ramasby both drawing eclaims. H. I'. Rogers of Albhton LewiaCripesud W B . Mitehel of Goshen., lewy Crips and K. J. Mallott of Millersburg also being mumony the luoky ones.

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