Ligonier Banner., Volume 44, Number 34, Ligonier, Noble County, 11 November 1909 — Page 7

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CITIZENS BANK invites you to become a customer by opening an | account ; large or small it will be equally welcome. ; . A checking account ils the greatest convenience ' you can have; all business men and all other pro- : ' eressive 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. . - e We pay 4 per cent interest on certificates of deposit and savings accounts _ STRAUS BROS. & COMPANY = - Ovmers .

. CUhas Bhobe wes in Goshen Moo day, ' ' » . The big dyaamoes ars being in atalied at the Milling Compaay piant. entertsinment course’ - Mre H. G Mclesn retarnsd home trom Elkbhart Monday sight. b i - s bl b i i . Furntahed rooms for rent at Mrs. Valestine's nn Martin stroet. . Two hundred pef cent eaved by King Tungster lights. All sizes st usng & Wenvers, : . ; Mr and Mrs Jotas Sehloss of Al pn were Lefe Sanday o atteod Lthe Wellef faueral ; [ Tunpsten's make a much whiter ight and st n saving of 30 per cent O eale 8t King & Weaver's, ? Ths aplendid weather in giviag the ‘ftarmners rxoalient opportaoity to get é their work slong i gocd shape. | Underwear To close our entire | stock in the next ten days at Stans. bury’s. - | ‘ | The slectric light poles are. being ftaken down slong (avin sitest | The change will make s wosderful Himprovemaih . ; ; : Mrx Silas Shane of Warsaw has been Lere for several days with her athier Mr. Aarcen Hauw. who Bsx been in ;nu’.l heaith for seversi ; Wooß®. : | Rears Gardoer ofitiosben, the well known horseman, sustained 8 badiy epratued ankle aid othier tnjuries o n ranaway scoident at Coldwater imst Baturday. : e . Al Aibiot yesterday Miss Florence Bernice Clapp asd Mr. Harry Dale Phomas of Richmond, Indisna, were anited o marriage st the home of il biride's parents, Mrosod Mrs O M. Clapp. . . . The Ruights of Pythine st ket dativitle will build & fine lodge home and club roons if the proper jocation ens b osecured. The Ea:tdim now Hine oue of the best appointed and most commodious . lodge roomis in the Riate, fa | Amotg those who attended the burials of Jacob Keller, in this city inst Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kahn, Mre. 8. W, Straus, Mr. B Riraus, Mr. Herman Banm, Mrs. Frpest Jacobs and Mr H. L. OttenBeimer, all of Chicago. : Cards are out aapouncing the mar. rimge. of Miss Ruth MeKabaa and Mr Howard C. Kelley iext Tuesday at the houje of the bride's parents, Mr.spd Mrs. B B, McKabau, Baoth of the young people have n wide cirele of friends who are already offerg their cougratulations. County Surveyor Willie Sawyer aseisted by Hert Huston of Albion, is engaped iu surveying fur s large ditel to be constrastad three milea enxst of Rendallville., The diteh will e approxinately twomiles long and will drain some of the best iand o the gounty, ’ 1 The hupting season I 8 now on io earnest and several of the loeal Nimrods . are in the fleld. A, W. Erwin and wife are st Lake Wawaseo 14, B Seatt and party are st Beldon lon, Nattiero beach aud Ray Wondrutlf. Albert Bordner. Johu Flowers and John Green are at Smalley lake, nil looking for birds, Rohert B Lockhart of Toledo eame here jast uight in response to a tele Fram: autouncing the serious ¢ondition of hisbrother,H. G Lockhart, whao died this moroing He was! with hitn when be Hed, He wiil nwwait the arrival of thesdaughter of the decensed, Mra, Aunn Boker. of Washington who will arrive mnigh:.? before arranging for the faneral. | Mrs. Homer YVandeford died at Lincoln, Nebraska, last Thursday. She was coming bome from Washjngton tn company with ber hust and whet sbe was taken soddenly il with pneumonisa on the train. She was taken to a hospital at Lincoln where she died. They had spent a most interesting summer among friends on the Pacific const and Mrs Vandeford was in excellent heaith when she started for home.

C Mr O R Stasshurg sin Chiesgo prrehastog boliday goods - Prof. W, C Palmer spest several days of last week at Indisoapolis. ~Fine cut and Fostoria glassat ansbury's. Mre. O P Rassets of Kendaltville with her daughter, spent SNusday io (hiie eity. o : : ‘Mrs F. R Ciapp snd Miss Hasel MeDonmid were iu EiKtart Mondsy. Visiting friends. . - Gertrude Goodwin Miller. the Maude Adams of the lyceum platiorm Friday evening. Nov. 12, ' " Hobers Hatfleld, 8 well kunows young mat st Goshen hias beon taken 1o the Longelifl asyiom 1.8 fonb sud wife of Diuiuth. Mitinesoia, wers hefe Vosleniay. Ttiey ieft for hoine Isst ight. . In many parie of the conuty the farmnrs are proliibitisg bßusting or shoutitg of sty kind on their lands, ' Decorated vase lamps . glass lamps, burners. and wicks, oil, at Stansbury's. L Incandescent tmﬁl‘u,ﬁﬁ é@!‘ﬁu st of 19 for $2 40, High grade and first class. Guarsntesd by Kiog & Weav. er ; The Indies of the Rebekah lodge will bheld & bake sale on Saturday. November 18, at € & A, Ureen's meat mAarket L : Miss Myrile Dantier of Ajbion has heen hera fur several days oo account of the sertous iliness of her uncie. Minor Akers. ‘ : Outing flannel, flannelets, cotton batting, rugs, corsets, yarn, sugar, coffee, dishes at Stansbury's. Mra. Lulu Carpenter bhas returyed to her bome in Peosacola, Fiorida, after an extended visit with rein tives in this city. ; Mﬂlvnméiwmr lights. The delay 18 oceasloned by the fatlure to deliver supplies. A few inore days and the lights will be on, . Dr.and’ Mra Frea R Clapp went to Allion yesterday to attend the wedding of Dr. Clapp's sister, Mixs Bernice Clapp. They returted home iaat evening. . ~ |

F. P. Bothweil and Charles Jackson went out yesterday 1o open the bunting season. 1! apybody fiuds a dead horse or wounded hog, charge it to Jackson, e Giearge Hoscoe of Goshen was in the city yvesterday. Mr, Roscoe lias made & great succest out of the bid Rogers” haod of whieh he has been manager for several years., : Great redoction sale on all trimmed hats. One lot special at §3 00 to clowe out. All good: hats aud some worth double the price asked. - Miss WinsvreD Wincox, Col. David Wallace of Indianapo lik was in the city last Friday. (ol Wailnce who 18 a prominent ettizen of the capital city.is interested in a big farm in the western part of the siate, ‘ : - , The seats for the Citizens’ lecture course were taken with a rosh iast Monday night. The sale was held at Zimmermau's store and ali -the ticket holders were given a chiance to get what toey wantad, A few weore disappoiuted. They were late Postmaster Dunoing who ts confioed to his room oo account of & bad Knes, Was expecting to go to Fort Wayne to attend the big ship canal convention. It was & keen disap. pointinent to Mr. Duuning a 8 hie is greatly interested in the project. Harry Spurgeon has been doing gone. excelient work along Uavin street. - The curbing has besu repuired in fine shape and when the new electrie light standards are up and the old poles are dowt the street will present a Imost sitractive appearance. ; J. L. Graham went to Chicsgo Monday evening on acecount of the serious injury of his son, James Grabam, wno is attending school at Rogers Park. The young man participated 10 a foot bu%i game lAst Saturday and in the scrimmage wWas so badly injured that he had to be taken to the hospital. The boys will piay foot ball. : _ About twenty of the members of the loeal 1. O, O F. lodge went to Kimmell Inst Thursdsy evening where they took part in the regular lodge work of the Kimmell lodge which was followed by & suamptuous supper served by the iadies of that land of milk and honey.” The whole affair was a most pleasant } experience. ~ ;

Next Monday, 1! you should happen to notice the kKlkhart river get ting & little high, it will bs on account of the dam at Rome City being open. The lake will be lowered soveral feet o as to Avoid trouble with ice in the spring, This has been done every for several years and has protected much property from damage,

L. E. Schlotterback who has been at the head of the automobile department of the Mier Carriage Works has been offered a good position at Cleveland. Ohio, and will take up his residence in that city io a few weeks. Mr. Schiotterback is & mechanician of high order and his new employers will doubtiess find him a valuable man. : :

* Daniel Christner, the seventeen-year-old son of David Christner, who lives west of Millersburg attempted to board a mwoving train at the bridge west of Millersburg, last Suanday afternoon, Christner is nowat home where he was taken by neighbors who found bim in the gulley below the track. He failed to cateh on and was.thrown off the bridge. An arm and several ribs were broken and he was badly bruised by the fall. He will know better next time.

Last week was set for changing the current of traffic from the left band to the right hand track on the Lake Shore, but the enormity of the undertaking was beyond the men who furnished the figures, and the present indications are that the date will be extended to somewhere around January 1. However it is not untimely to utter a word of warning to everbody of the danger attending such a radical movement. Parents should carefully instruct children, the teachers in our schools should, before dismissing pupils for the noon and evening hours, prompt them regarding this change, and grown persons as well should heed his warning.

Wert Engle was in Eikbart Monday. ' | _ Friday evening, November 12 : Fine center pieces, table linens, napkins and towels at Stansbury’s. Gionbiets is alsa in dry territory. The inst smloun went out Mooday night. Sarn Goudr was among the Ligonier visitors in Eikbart on Monday. Mrs. Anna King of this eity has been visiting friende over in Whilley vodnty. ' : Habert Akers of South Hend was in the cily over Sutday the guest of frienda. : Mre. Hirechuniller makes beart tronbile & specialty. Usil a 1 Graves’ mitlinery stare, o Col B 1 Straos s{t Manday sven. ing for Fort Wayne whete Lie bas iarge business intearesta, ; Mre 1. Behiloss of this city s in PL Wayte where slio I 8 the guest of Mrs, Bimot Ackermns, o Mris R I Gante went to Goshen inst Saturday o spond the day with her {ather, Willism Parfity Charles tHibsan Das rﬂifgn«! his pogttion with Sehloss Bros sod will re-sutet the employ of Jncob Sheets. The early buyer gets the China of best selections in Christmas goods at Stansbury’s. George Starr is buildiog & neat cotiage on west Third streel into which he will Hove as sOUn B 8 OO pieted, ‘ : _ ( Mr Jarah Siraus went to Detroit Tdesday to attend the wedding of bis granddaughter. Miss Hortense Groldsmith. » Charles Shabe has been abippiog a fot of fine draft horses duriog the {axt few weeks. He will ssod ocuta car load thin week, -

Mis, H G. Zimmerman and Mr, Bayard Zimmermoan were here from Albion last. Sonday the puests of Mra. Mary Valentine, Postmaster Dunniog is confined to the house on account of & bad knee. He experienzed a bad fall oi his way Home last Saturday night, . - Frapk McDaniel spent Sunday in this city with his parents. Mr. MeDaniel holde a good position in the Studebaker works at South Bend. 1t is elaimed that over 1,000 hant. w 1 licepses have alrendy bean taken aut iu Kosciusko county. The poor birds have but little show over there. Mrs. M. Loeb came home [ast Friday for a short stay. She had spent the summer in Dgluth and Tacoma with relatives and is in the best of hienlth. , H. (i. Lockbart has been seriogsly ill for several days., He hias been o poor health for months bat not danogerously il until iast Friday when he bad a bad attack, E. L. Behlotterback, of this city, Wwas amoug the prize winnera at the Eikhart Potato show iast week. The exhibition was one of the flnest ever made and attracted considerable attention. : It is understood that a strong movemeut s un foot to open the sssembly at Winona next summer on Sundays thus aflording many who never have the opportunity of visiting Winons a chintice to go, . i Clyds Rogers of Albiton has been appoluted jsuitor of the Noble county court house by the Noble county comnissioners at a salary of £ per year. V. A, BStéewart and Alphens simmouns of Alblon wete also applicauls, : . ~ Auburn is to have a special elec tion, November 21, to'select & mayor, the two opposang candidates at the late election being a tis each haviog received the saime nuinber of votes. This will make s Dig extira expense to the tAXpayers. j

Several of our ex-saloonists will’ take advaniage of the situation if the | iveal uption law. is proncunced un'g constitutional. They are giving the | the proper notice that they will apply | for licetiwe. . 1o wmany other cuunue«a'i the same thing is being done. v i Keudaliviile has adopted the ulo-i gan “For Kendallville,” and it is printad at the top of Ithe newspapes. I'his will settle it. We had thought thiat the fellows up there had been taking abaut everything for years. After this they will take everything. Mrs. A. Goldsmith, Mrs. M. Loeb, AMrs. Joe Selig. Mr. and Mrs. S, J.] siraus, Mr. and Mrs. 1. D. Straus, Mr. Eli Jacobs, Mr, Meyer Jucobs, Mr. Jacob Sheets, Mr. Isasc Baum, Mr. Morris Hess, Mrs. C. M. Klune{,i Mr. Isaac Rose went to Kendallville Sunday to attend the Keller funeral. The young {mople made it very interesting for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Starr at the Lake Shore station yesterday morning as they were luﬂn% the eity on their bridal trip. hey showered the bridal party with rice and plenty of it. Mr. and Mrs. Starr took it with good grase and all hiad a good time, : The new bowling alleys were opened last Thursday snd%re rapidly growiug in popularity. The alleys are full regulation, in the pink of condition and the room is attractive and pleasant. It has been urnnfod that every Tuesday will be ladies’ day and the ladies will be given AvVery opportunity to ‘enjoy the attractive and healthful sport.

Ike Straus,accompanied by Mrs. Straus, returhed home last Friday evening after an extended Eurogesu trip. They had a most delightful experience all the time they were away, the ocean voyages being exceptionally interesting. They spent most of their time at the famous German health resorts and Mr. Straus is much improved in consequence. Ray Winebrenner is in jail at Columbia City charged with horsestealing. - A rig belonging to Fred Shaw, a farmer living near Columbia City. was missed at 11 o'clock Saturday night from the hitch rack. Sunday noon the Whitley county sheriff was informed by a telephone message from Kimmell that young Winebrenner had been in that vicinity with a strange rig and that he 'had been started %asck to Columbia Uity by relatives. The owner of the horse and an officer met Winebrenner north of the city and took him into custody. He claims that he was drunk and that somebody put bim in the buggy and cut the horse loose.— All in a dry town.

Gertrude Goodwin Miller Concert Co, st Fraternity Hall Friday evening. meinge, buttons and braids ot Stansbury's Remember the place to buy your Christmas dishes is at Stansbury's. Don't forget the mﬁ clearing sale at Mae Hhaw's Millinery Parlors The best bargains of the season. Dr. G W. Hirsehmiller's treatments, have fo ,%o&ust for nervous trouble. Call at M. Graves mil iinery store. v Buy your dress goods at Stansbury’s and get thebest. Our §1.25 and $1.15 cloth for §.OB per yard. 1f you are lookiog for the biggest sale of the sesnon. go to Mas Shaw's Shie 1 uﬂ‘»rmf the Dt Dargaions of the year. All of her hats must be sold. e Evervihing at Mas Shaw's Millinery Parlors mast be sold--Qaick. The greatost bargains ever offered in Ligouter. Do pot mies \the opportunity. . Jobin 1. Resaler of Fort Wayne was here Tuesday fur a vislt with his aged parents. My, Sessler and han dreds of othier Deinocrsts veted for Josse Uirice at the recent election, BLANKETS! BLANKETS! We still have a good collection of large sizes of Cotton and wool blankets, from 47 cents to §5.60 per pair at Stansbury's. The grand ;’ufy ’bﬂnﬁ;ﬁ ‘ﬁmrnmg. visited the isil and county infirmary, The recommendation is made that fire sacapes b provided for the infirmary bulldiog. This would seein to be good sense, Mr.and Mms. F. D &(nncnr, Mr and Mrs. B, P'. Gray of Wolf Lake Mrs. Joseph Balley of this city. and Miss Nita HBaker of Chicago, expect to leave next Tuesday for their win. ter home st New Bmyros, Florida. For Rext-The Vallance property op the Hochester Road ons-half mile eant of Ligonier, three and threefourths acres, houss, barn, ete. Sev. eral residencs properties in l.ifvmin Also have residetce propertiés for anle. For particulars foquire of F. P. Bothwell., : A woman swindler who calls for your combings and promises to make them up into the myeterions “‘fixius’’ used by the womea, made her appearance in Flkhart and after spending aeveral days mue-cuqlg and prom. ining haa disappeared. The Elkbhart iadies are out of *rat’ material |

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