Ligonier Banner., Volume 45, Number 2, Ligonier, Noble County, 31 March 1910 — Page 7

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1 ¥ 3 Corvey spent Sunday st Eik. i hart, e ; Mins Athol Biges west 1o Chieago ;'h’iu;jmay to ¥isit friends, - SAA R AN e 5 | But Kaon of Fort Wajoe was in %"um ey Mopdey. = e f Jas. B White was anlled ta WarLeaw Monday on acconnt of the death Luf & peplinw, e i | Donald Wit of Teledo, Ohin, was [ thie guestof his ancle and soot Mr. imad Mes Ed. Belts. -~ i 34 B Selai s | Mz osnd Mrs. Henry lereal wers feailed 1o %0 Lotis st Friday on s rotnt of the demtls of Mre. Istenis | tathint. . . %- Mr.osud Mrs Lisurge Hotert wtiid Lrittie dangller (athetine. wore the | zaests of Mew, Hoosrls parents Mr iwnd Mrs. Petor Mejtg, o | S Kanu writes us from Indis. aapeiis that be sxpeets o ootine histe poeast his Yolein November, st i that everyihing poinie ta s brdeino. (CTRLIS Vgl v, 2 Gienrge Stmtions. who Las been # .g»';;&}n} wel i ihie 6‘?&@4‘ ?M¥ ﬂ“@ﬂt&f werks, was calimd to Kalioaz o Innt Fristay. whierse his Inther unider wenl &5 oy retiag. e Tre enst bridgs, nver the Fikbar river in clomend 10 wheel Galle. ITae ! work te being done as rapidiy s pos § sihle and the contrsctor hopes (o upet ttie rosd fomiorraw, L ! l Yeksra Shabe and Misgery last week shipied menr hond of foe Phormes to the Huflalo market. Tliess gentlethey ate oo the ioak 00l for anotlier bomd of procd nnes. = P i W T, Green was salled here Fuesiday of mecount of the serivusg ’ iiness of Lishrother. e Jubu Ursen ;m iot the porth shis with his dsughitcr, Mre. K. B Kaepper, ’ Frankiin Shajenbarger and. Bisty WWaihar foan Ligenier, were vikiting jwith Charbes B Hatian. Saturdas and were aiso presedl mt Ihe big geie G oAt szeete oo MiHon Matl - Mr. oand Mes. Hidand Gants of fromwell were hLiefe anrly in fhe 'wenk the cueste of lie. and Mrs, AL Giante. Yoane USois bas besa in jesor Leadth Bor oxoina thine hat Lis fricide Lope i & ohmige fur the betier, o o - nn b rtner bf Alhiog Lias & pood position with Nelton & Clitler, civil engineerk at Grary. We were abhown ote of his work Iset Friday, and while waosfe Bot autharity on that ind of work we prouoine e his work wplendtd. His firth apv the¥ never Limd m betrer drangliteniaa in their employ, - Albdon Demoorat, - W, Basdor! Ling joeased the bLig barn acd will take charge tonight Earl Kurtz, vetirieg . Mr. Batdor! will nlso contivue in Ll oid loeation and witl msunge Jaoth barne, He will give close attention tithe bauin ven, whieh will sdenre exoellent servies, He will continue the sas prices at both baros and will give special attention to the sare of transient rlgw- : : The atteuipt at seindng the lakes that are to he ecombined fute the new sinner resort inke just south of Lake Wawaseo, last Suaday was a fatiure. The net Was an old ope, unwieldy and rotten. The first haul | Griske the ropes and tore & great ho b | b ihe net. 1t was found impuoseibie to tepair the uet or 10 use 311 8o li"m{ work was abandonsd for the thue being, st jeast . ~Lydia Mooroe fell down several #teps in her residenas an the north side dast Toesday morning while en~] gaged in ber house hold daties, She fra-tured berright log iusuch & way that she could not wmove and suaf. tered almaost antold agony until dis covered by s ueighbor & few hodrs after the nceident. Bhe i now be. tng cared for by kinad fetdnde and will diobtiera rectiver. - W. T, Hines of Jeflorson township was bhere vesterany enbitngon severs| of his democratic frisnds. Mr. Higes Lias concinded to ask the detocratic county copvention to uatie him, as the party eaudidate fur county treas. urer. He s ope of the leadiog nien in his section of the county, a manof splepdid sddress, pood business qualitiecations.and excellent charac: ter. He would minke & strong candidate hefore the peapia, 2 =

. Something new, Harry « Worla -Hester. S L Try the new cigar. Harry's World Henter : ’ | Hoy or girl wanted to stripe tooo at B Barastein s shoap. . Hascal Crothers catiis botie from Firbars Ssturday svening o speod Kaster in Ligooier. ' Mo Catherios CUsssy apstt Sauday al Goshen the guest of her broth. er. Jobn Rigney. - Mr oand Mrs Cusnoey Deway of Nappasios Wers the guesta of Josse Dewey and fanily over Sondey. The Misses. Madpge atd Marie Meatt were Nunday visitors ol their patentia, Mr and Mre. D E. Seast. Walter Hobigson has teturaed 1o city mnid will soun open & ERrage in ‘tire buiidiog istely vacated by Haney Misa lreue Urethiors ostne Lome frevas Bouth Bend on socount of Us sicktess of ber mother, Mrs. New. tan U rotliere. ] Mrs. Sandford Hill snd ehildren of Toleds eainie Lete to apend Easter with her parents, Mr. sad Mrs Clinrics Shenrer , § The Bpireiln corsata give style aud srace to the figure and henith sod | porfort s the body. Oloe quhi alwassworn. Telephone Mrs, A J, Iriks. : i The 11 A K will mest with Mrs {..J Dunting April the Bth st 49 p m. Responses to roll eall. Lave Lynies. Prograan, Old Time Uourt. iy snd LIATTINGS cusbOlGe, 5 J. 8. Heitgsll of Clandell Kansas rerarned botne yeslerday after three weoks vinit swmong [riends in this eounty. Mr. Heltzell says that whent prispecis in the wast are alnl A 8 unpronsing ss they e et 8 4 . Henry Jeanueret has flied his bond at Washington aud Lis commission as postiuiaster will soon be lssted He wiil not be able to gualify so ss 1o bepin with the new guartsr but will taks over the office early in the it G ' , Juadge J, W Adsir contindes to limprove atid ia s few weeks may be abie to got out and greet old friends ngaint He Las had a bard siegde of tigess tils winter and is gouragrous endugh tobattle through it -Colum bis City Past | The Mier Carriage company <rn3ll give employment w several more prople. They want men and can pive work to several girlsin thetrim unpg department. These ars good positions and steady employment to the right peaple, Henry Jeanneret, Fred Starr. and Charles Osborne weit to Fort Wayune iast Sunday morniog toses R K Jeantueret who 18 tu the hospital over there after an operation for appeaudicitis. They mmsde the trip i Mr. Osborue’s automuoebile, “Jdoe Wysong of Wolt Lake spent Saturday in the ecity with friends At s the kae genial old seout. He thinks that Tammy Y., the oulon belt stallion. is just a 8 good as ever, and wili pace a few heats on the track this fall. ~Columbia City Post Ike Baum and A. B. Mier went to iake Wawasee last Sunday and wlitle thetr they took olession to try thiere hand st bass fishing- Ten nice onen were brought home, au afternoon eatel, atid the boys were delighted with the sport. The liveryimen will provide trans: portation to all who want to go over to Cromwell next Wednposday night tanttend the opening of Smith's hall Tiie fare for the ronnd teip will be vominal. Mske your arrangeément al once by telephioning in your order for passage. Theatfair will be well worth a'!wn(h:;p : It will be no fault of the Kendallvitle Sun if thiat oity does not have at lenst G 076 inhabitauts by April ist, With the assistauce of the Nows, the San bas boomed the big “Grest er Kendallviile”’ banguet that will e pulied off tonlght a 0 lotsg and »o successfully,. that the attendance wiil doutless be all that could be anticipated. This will stimulate the ecitizens and they will be able to find s few wore to &dd to the enumera. tion whan the real census is taken. The Ligonier Eiks will dedicate the peaw’ aaditoriom st Cromwell next Wednesiday evening. A flue cutertainment wiil be puat on and the people can expect & whole evening of enjoyment. Mr. Smith who has put up the bailding at great expense and who has furnished our neighbors with amuch better hall than we en-. juy, tendered the Eiks the ho por of opening the piace. They will put on a floe entertainment which will close with a dance and a reception. Every Elk and the people generally should not niias it : .

Edward Ditton has nearly completed his improvements on :Ditton Cottage at Lake Wawases. He hopes to have the house ready to open by the tenth of April and he has quite & number of guests already booked for the early fishing season The Ditwons will have oune of the most attractive places ou the lake. will have ample room to accomodate their guests. and they will doubtless have their share of the patronags that they so well deserve. Visitors to the iake wiil always find & hearty welcome at Dittoos and, what is more, a well cooked dinuner and plenty of it, at & reasonable price.

T.J. Mawhorter of Wawaka was calied to South Milford ta preach the funeral of Mrs. John W, Emerick, last Friday. She was oue of the old pioneers, & widow, and the mother of fourteen children, foar boys and ten girls. Two of the oldest boys are dead, the ten daughters all live within ten miles of the old homestead, and are mothers in fine homes, the oldest son lives on the home farm and everything indicates a successful young man, The young son the youngest of the family has a B. A. from Dayton Obio college and will soon graduate from Ann Arbor law schoot this year. e

Fishcop John Rigney of Goshen and his assiatant, Anady Vanderford of Whitley county got intc a mix up at Beaver lake over in Kosciusko -county last Thursday night that was real interesting for a while, at least: The y caught several netters at work, but in tne dark, they managed to get away leaving a big lot of fish, their nets and a fine horse and buggy. During the melee the feilows took several shots at Rigney who was not hit, however. The horse and bogey were taken to Warsaw by the officers, the net destroyed and \tbe fish that were alive turned loose 1n the lake, .

T Try the new clenr "Harzy s World jbeewe. ‘ i The beat cigar for & conta in » (Harry's World Heater. ‘| Mr.sod Mrs, Allen Wysang of (thmlien spest Sunday bere with | frinuds - | Beveral of aur peaple are 8t Albion cbday. The lesues b the Misr will % eoniest are belng seltied. : . The Greater Kendaliviile bas quet for which preparatione hiave beds o prugress for sosne siane, will be hald é&xmw!m . . ‘ . The Misses Fdith and Hazel Fiasmgan of Mishawaka, wers visiting Ariends and reistives in this city over Suandey. - Harty Spargean is pulting the new hitehing posts it shape for fostaiiswon me soon s the grading sroaod the public sguare s ovangieted. T will give away & barrel of the Best sugar ot Ssturdsy April wbh. Hend my sdvertiseaent for particy. inte. Wins W, lyarx. | The La Grange Republioans vmj bald there county souvention on Sat. grday May 28 Mauy candidates are aiready in the fleid. ! Hilas Shane of Warsaw wae in the ity during the early part of the week looking after mallers conhecied with the estateof the iste Aaros Hauu, < | Md ana Mrs, LG Cooper and their daaghter’ Mildred Cooper wont to Goshes Sanday o atlend the Juneral of Mr. Cooper's bﬁ'sﬂm:.% John L Cooper. ) - ; - Odell Oldiather hias purchssed the sumniner collages st Nattiers !wm'?:;j foriperly owned by F. L. Soott, wha wiil shorilv take up Lis residescos tu Tudisnapelis : : ' i 5 ] | Misses Mary Gireenn and Helen Selig, were st Howe last Mondasy, [vr»,‘mm_chm_r attended the Easter ball | the goesta of Sianley Siraus snd Joe Ackermian. | Miss XNarene 'almer is home from ] Bloomington, where ahe is attendiog the lodisne asiversity, to spend the ts;nm; vacation with har ;mrf«:xutg Prof and Mre. WO, Palmier. | . Miss Lais Todd of this ety nnd} Wiiliam Deßore of Goshen, were narnied st Gosbhen lset Monday | Miss Todd is the daughiter I Mr ant | Mra. [snae Todd of this city and is| well Rnown here, e L . The dining room floor nesds ‘ﬂu,% tention. Usmpbell's Varnish Staln in the qioat satisfactory finish for all | floors. It is tough and will stand. the scafl aond tread of haavy shoes | Made clear and 1o light oak dark oak | aud st other shades nitating nat. ? ure!l woods. Sold by [L. A, Palmer. | 1 Oue of the contractors that will put down the brick pavement was bere Tuesday making arratgements | to hegin operations. The briek for | the stroet will be shiipped next week | and the grading will begin (o A few | daya. The job will be pashed ol completion a 8 rapidly as possible, i Loeser Hrothors lost & vamnblvi borse, last Monday morniog. the animaldyving from an attactof lung ! fever. The horse was among s ship. 3 meaent made from lows several weeks | ago and he eaupht oold o transit | At the sala, Selig Hrothers bid the | tiorae off for $240 00 but did not ke | bim on aceount of his condition, ! John €. Cleland the well kxmwng York township Democrat was in the | eity vesterday, Mr. Cieland {8 prom § inently mentioned as A democratio | candidate for county sherift No 5 bhatter candidate coutd be found any | where in the connty than Mr. Ciel- | and and po man o the county would | mnake & better sherit! -when elected than Mr. Cleland. It would be n plensure anid & duty to support 8 may | itke Mr. Cleland, an excelisat eiti- ! zen, & man of splendid character and | a good Demorerat. : i A high ap Lakestors officar was | in the eity Monday in. mn!emn«mg with the city suthorities regarding this proposed subway. that will open | Cavin strest. The same old ;miwyf of delay was iodicated by the rail rond man and his promises for the | future were very profuse. This will | hardly go with the present eity coun-| cil a 8 the rabirond suthorities will! find out. \\’4%?&0;“« that there wit] hcf uo ipelinatioh to temporize. The Lty council has the mears at hand. } Qnite s nonmber of our peopls went | t the new lake last Sunday to see |

the seining of the little lakes, They were disappotuted in sering the fish, but they had a nice ride, saw the big dam that is in course of ronstruction and got some idea of the size of the

proposed artifical lake. Thepre is some doubt expressed whether there will be enough water to naintain the right level inthe new [ake and the promoters of the project are bepinning to feesl alarmed over the prospect of & waterless lake.

Sol Mier Company have added two new machines to their real estate department and yesterday recsived ope of the new white gas cars, said to be one of the simplest and most - complete of the many gas cars now manufactured. They are also getting & Chalmers-Detroit in the first of next week, which together with the many cars they now have in operation indicates that they are expecting & large increase in their already enormous real eatate business

- Coroner Biack was called to Kendaliville Sunday morning on account of the killing of Edward Schwartz aged 40 years. by an Inter urban car the night before As the midnight car was coming into Krndallville, it struck Schwartz who Was prostrate across the walk near a curve., The motorman did not see the maun in time and could not stop until the front trucks had p“lﬁg over him, It is supposed that ;the unfortunate man had jstarted home intoxicated and had failso across the tracks.

The Wm. Schlabach farm near Cromwell, where he had lived many vears, and which is considered one of the best farms in Noble County. was sold at public auction on March 24th by Phil Carr acting for the heirs® The reputation of the farm attraeted a large crowd of farmers and the bhidding was spirited and the price realized, ¥ll5OO an acre.is considered reasonable, considering the quality and fine reputation of the farm. The successful bidder was the Sol Mier Company who seem to have the faculty of buying the good farms ‘when they are put up at auction, having recently purchased the Byler farm, oene of the best on the Haw Patch, paying $12500 an acre. The Sol Mier Company is buying good farms whenever offered but say that it is & hard matter to induce a man owning a good farm to price it and the farms that are offered at t‘& time are owned priucipally by estal

- Harry's World Heaters = I Miss. Neiiie Kerr is at home lor s Lshort visit. | : 5 Vo T ‘u,: R CAE s, . | Barpee's exirs sarly Need Polatoes (m King & Weaver's : i Misses Marthiaand Urage Thompson are visiting friends in Jagrange, | Fort Wayne snd Columbia Cizy, v ; : Mise Lillian Petetson spest San. day at Wareaw. _ Mr sud Mre. lsaas Owla ars at Lotne altsr an sxtended visit at at Rivemington, lils.. ssd Fos-da-inc. Wis, ‘ : } Mr oand Mre Louis Hyman of Wa. Laal eaine Here Satarday for s sbort winit with Mre. Hyman's paresis, Mr oand Moa. Leo Leoser. Thin in the seasan o freehen up the Murniture make the flonrs gimg and the wisdwork freah and clean Perimn aine will g 0 it best. Sold by King & Weaver. , Mr.and Mre A J Juks. Mr and Mrs. Ovded Oldfatber and Me. and Mr. F. L. Beott made ap b pleasant house party at ths Seatt coltage 8t Natticrs Deach inet Sonday. | l S 3 , ® ) . Mr oand Mrs. Otis Rillman and Eiﬂii!ﬂa daughters onnabelis and Ciladys spent the Intler part of last week in Mishawaka, ‘with Mre. Hills man s parents, Mr oand Mrs. Thomas Heltgel. : o . Freal air and sunshine [revent disease. Urood paint preveats decay. It will pay you to p2alegt YOUT propwfty with lsug wearing Beadioy & E\'nmmm purs paict maoid by K“’?'ﬁ; ;& Weaver. 5 ! ‘ | Do not fail to aresnge to g 0 over to Cramwell next Wadnesday evening Etu attend the opening of the Smith hiail, one of the floest auditorioms in the county., A flue enteriain. | thent has been provided. - Ths congressional copvention st Fort Wayne yeosterday did not st Arsct the erowd, that msds things Anteresting st the Kendalivilie con. ventiofi two years ago when Judee Adnir was betrayed by men slected 4G vote for him, . | K. E. Jeanneret is at BL Joseph hospital at Fort Wayne whare bie was operated upon isst Friday for appandicttis. Bat few of s fricods Knew that he was sick untii after he Liad 161 t the clty, his trouble coming on saddenly He stood the ordeni splendidly sod is rapidly recovering. Mr.and Mrs F. 1. Seott will soon remmove to lodianapolis, where they will take ap their Lelporary resi-| dence . Mr, Scott, who s s teaveling represenstive for the Pillabury | Fleur Mill Co. | has been saxigned to territory that oan be resched muﬁ%‘xi better out of lodiasapolin, hence !zss“ ctinnge from Ligoaier, - Hon Orlacde Kimmell was elgbty | years old last Friday, March the 25 Last Sonday Lis children eslebrated the avent at the beautitul farm bome of Mr. and Mrs. Kinmell fo York township, Mr., Kimmell oarries bin years will, He is in excellent Lealtighod spirite. His has besn an eveutffl aud hovorable jife, The republican party. is certainly | inabad way when but thirtesn of the “troaly loil” tara out to as im portant a convention as that heid inst Saturday. It was an sasy task for Lew Kerr aod his friends to dumninate the meeting. for at least ten out of the thirtesn, wore thers Lo belp hiw fix ap things to bis likiog, | ‘Mrs. Heplor of Tudianapolis, state | demonstrator for the Spiralla corscts, | wili visit Ligonter whers ahia will as- | aiat Mra. A J. [nks, the local Tagent | 1o showing the maoy good qualities uf this popalar corset. Bhe wiil fit | any iady, and will demonsteate the | excellence o the Spirelin. The Indies should visit Mrs. Take April T.Bsand 9, while Mrs. Hepler is here. | The tine Htalisn band of Lew Kerr, | was in wvidence last Satarday fo the | republican township convention. | He cortainly landed good and bard, | dictating the slate that was named | with but little appesition, He hesds | the state delogates fram the town. | ship and will be 8 potent factor in | the dulegation. The other delegates | are J. H. Hofiman sod E. G . Thomp- | sou, ailb of themt stand patters and | statneh Republicans: : |

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REZRERERERERR QREEEEREREEE § g @ SRS TR TERY, eS s 2 ‘g i ! nd = =) %} - & st . : hdf 8 g ’;@ We Carry a Large and Complete Stock of = i . i N Garden Seeds in Bulk, such as =5 s . = == e @ Beets, Beans . Bulbs o) % Peas, Sweet Corn Timothy Seed 5 g i . o m Cabbage Small Red Clover @ g Tomatoes White Clover c £ Cucumbers Lawn Grass Seed 5 ¥ . , . . L ’g% Melons, SQHLLSDQS Kentuck V Bilue = = : ! , = % Cane Broom Corn Grass Seed = f ) . ';Qg 5 Sweet Peas Orchard Grass = E Flowers Seed Potatoes o % Rose Bushes Seed Corn = a ' @ m 1 % | -~ Call or Phone & i - S;i o | | o o ) % We will be glad to Furnish either Large or L‘?; ‘;@ Small Quantities . o ' v = o © = = @ n eaver = - | [ | Phone 134 = = R e CURRRERRARERRER FRAARRERREERE M‘m 288 PBPTBL BT FOVOEBBOELEL ..'. . . : : » Big Reduction in Wire Fence § ‘ ) ‘ o 2 K We are making a reduction in Wi g Fence, it is all first-class wire and the hest €3 ¥ knot that can be hooghts : 2 We now have on aned a car of fertilize ' 3 with' the ditterent Parming lLmoplemen: 4 e such. as the Clover Leaf Manuare Spreader, : -the John Devre Riding and Walking Plows & Cultivators, Harrows, Drags, Corn Planters with or without the Fortihzor attachment, The Deering Binders, Mowers, Tedders, £ Loaders and Side Delivery Rakes, = - £ ; @ i We have too the Hopper and. Air-Cool {;’} ed Gasoline Engines and the Dairvy Maid : Cream Separatbr, with a line of Grindstones, Churns, Buckets of all kinds and Garden ‘ ’lqt)UE‘. i ) f: ? THEPALMER HARDWARE ¢ g Ligonier, Ind. 2