Ligonier Banner., Volume 45, Number 19, Ligonier, Noble County, 28 July 1910 — Page 5

i deCeietoessle_oeTaiosokeee sesoesoela s A GREAT _ i Price Reductions % m ON ———— E o Wewill sell 'alf summm';;i'omls at E : exceptionzﬂ]y low prices in order to : pispose of them before the arrival M ' of our new Fall and Winter stock. . Ladies ready-to-wear dresses are o lm marked down ta less than the cost Y of the material. This 1s a great E- a 01,)p‘0rtunity f,o'rgconmnicalbargains 0o LIGONIER, INDIANA %Cholce Farm Lands | l L Pa Y - 3 @ Desirable City Property | . L : | % . See us before you buyor,sell. [ % Weoar in the market to stay. E | We have small choice farms for sale : E L : | B 18 'Northem'lmli’ana counties as well [ as desireable Michigan Farms. 'f: Come in and see us. - [ HENRY GREEN'’S SONS A | - * T OFFICE WITH i E 2@ Fafmers and Merchants 5 Trust Company E LIGONIER® - - INDIANA n @@@@l@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@& ﬁﬁ@@@&@ = e 0 . Pure Spices = - ¥ Pure Vinegar % ~ for Canning = Y SEEK'S BAKERY E ‘ i ' <PHONE 50 , _ R e e e om o

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That new freight depot has n put ig an appearance yet. :

- Mr. Isaac Weimer of Flint Michigau is home for a two weeks vacation. )

Quite a number of our people went to Goshen yesterday to see the big wild west show.

Miss Helen Harsh is spending the week in Albion, the guest of her uncle, Will Harsh.

The Misses Martha and Agnes Pollock of Anpgola are visiucg their grandmotber Mrs. M. Pwsickett.

J. H. Hoffman returned yesterday from Muilett Lake Mich. where he took. an outing of several weeks.

Miss Etuel Crothers eame home Saturday from South Beud where she has been attending school for several months. i

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Drain and Miss Sybil Jennings of South Bend spent several days last'week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith.

Prof. W. C. Palmer and family are at Lake Wawasee where they are taking an outing. They are occupying the Zimmerman cottage at Natticro beach. :

Frank J. Dunton of La Grarge the well known democratic lawyer, is prominently mentioned as the probable candidate for judge against Jas. S. Drake. |

. Alfred Grindle of Indianapolis, a well known architeet, and his family are at Natticro beach, Lake Wawasee where they will spend the next three weeks in the Banta cottage. B ;

Mrs. I, A. Banta is Btill 1n a precarious condition at the Epworth hospital at South Bend. The operation was succesful bnt typhoid fever has developed and complications are feared. : : : >

‘The Farmers Hardware Co., at Goshen is in the hands of a receiver appointed Monday by Judge Dodge, at the instance of creditors, W. E. Marshalland J. E. Kilgore were runng the business.

- Miss iMary Johnron of Indianapo lis is hc‘ére the guest of Miss Helen Green.: Miss Johnsen’s father Richard O. .ﬁuhuson has been the superintendent of the Indiana State School for the;Deaf for twenty years.

Among the many at Nattiero Beach last Sguday,stoping at the cottage of Harry E. Inks was Mrs. W. A. Bownjau of Medina Ohio who is here visiting with her cousins, Mrs. C. V. Inks and Mrs. Myra Barnhart.

Lightning caused considerable damage in the county last Sunday afternpon and evening. Several barus iu the eastern part of the coupty were destroyed. Geo. D Gady ©f Orange lost a valuable colt and several others’report stock losses.

The telocation of the publie school building at Wawaka has been settled and the building will be moved to a new gite north of ths Lake Shore tracks. The new building will be a model sehool house having all of the late and aproved improyements:

Wtile at work in the Kendalville vards about his engine, Lake Shore Engineer Charles Click of Elkhart, was badly scalded when his fireman accidentally opened a blowecock, catching the engineer broadside. He was taken to Elkhart om No 15 the train making a special stop at that place for the purpose. ; .

Hon. J. B Stoll of South Bend was here for a short visit last® Thursday evening. He had been to Avilla to attend the funneral of a relative during the day and not being able to reach ILiake Wawasee for the editorial meeting over the B & O came here. I:D. Straus met him with an automobile and took him to The Inn, in good time for the banquet. Dr. W. Moore Thompson Physician and Surgeon Surgeon for the Lake Shore R. R. Diseases of women and the eye. ear, nose }l&\d[h".tt, Expert optician.” Glasses fitt. ed. LIGONIER, INDIANA

Eli Jacobs went to Goshen yesterday. . A

Do not miss the Vaudeville entertainment at The Inn tomorrow vight. A fineshow.

All summer goods at Stansbury,s Double store at cut prices.

Miss Nora Eldridge of Middlebury whe has beea visiuog in this civy went home Mouday. Mr. and M.s. L. B. Reese and four sons of Calcago are here visiting Mr. Reese's mother for a week.

Miss Edna Buckmaster of Three Rivers, Mich ,18 the guestof M:. aud Mrs. Jesse Sockrider this week.,

The stage at the airdome will be equlipped with flue scenery for the Cari Couk Stock Co., all next week.

Look at the big ten cent window at Stansbury’s double store, it is full of choice bargains. _

Frank L. Scott caunle here last Saturday to visit friends. He spent sSunuay at Lake Wawasee the guest of hig prother, D. E. Scott and iamliy,

A horse belouging to Captain A. M. Jones at Lake Wawasee Kicked over a bee hive Wednesday evening, aund died next g‘!u)rmug from the stings of thie bees,

A Kendalluille woman lost a 20 doliar bill. She recovered it several days later it haviog been fbund by an honest woman. lt was takiog awful chaunces. ! =

Mr, and Mrs, F. E. Weir are at howme atter an extenaed visit to Colorado, New Mexico aud the western states. Théy are still very well satisfied with Ligonier And 'lts surroundings. ; ;

King’s Military band of Ligonier is spending the week at Jones’ Landing Lake Wawasee where they are delighting the crowds afternoon and night with delightful open air concerts.—Goshen Democrav:

The Wawasee Inn under the management of Mr. L. D. Ballon certainly deserves well of the people in this part of the state. -He 18 a courteous affable and painstaking boniface and ig making a popularresort qf Tne Inn

While fooling with an unloadedrevulver at LaPorte last Monday Elta Hafer and 18 vear old Elkhart boy shot and fatally wounded Leo Hanl-. on of Cnicago, a playmate. The bullet struck Hanlon in the right eye..

Mrs. Sarah A, Barcus died Satarday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jacob Long, a mile norinh of Etna, aged 77. Mrs. Barcus fell last February and broke her hip and nas been an invalid ever since.

A McDonald Groves of Fort Wayne 18 now at the head of the LaGrange Democrat. He has considerably improved the paper. The Democrats and the peopie generally over there should give him deserved support. : :

The Wolf puilding that has been empty since the dry wave struck the town, has been improvedtby the construction .of a high grade cement walk io f ront’ and' the addition of soveral coats of paint. Ths cement work-was put down by Marion Reese

Senator Beveridge - has recommended the reappointment of &va M. Kauffman as postmaster at Topeka, Isagrange county. On the firsr of last January the Topeka postofflce was raised to the third class. She has held the office for several years.

The Noble county teachers institute will be held during the wéek of August 29 to September 2. The Lagrange, Dekalb. Allen, Elkhart and Stenben counnty institutes will be held the same week. Whitley connty will hold its institute Septemberd 9.

* Mrs. Eliza E. Hersh was buried at Aville last Thursday. She was the gister of Mrs. J. B. Stoll and for a number of vears resided at this ecity with Mrs. Stoll, where she was married to L. H. Hersh in 1869. They bad resided in Avilla over forty Vears. . :

Dr.J. W. Morr, Nobls county health officer, reports twenty births and fourteen deaths during the month of June. The list of contagious diseases are; Diptheria,2; scarlet fever. 1; measles, 46; whooping congh, 5 searlet fever, 2; tuberculosis, 4. All of which developed during the month.

Roy Herron. a printer who recently came here from Gorhen to accept a position with Mr. Thompson, got his left hand badly mangled Saturdav while operating a job press. The injury was a frightful one and will maim the hand permanently. Mr, Herron has the sympathy of everybody. _ :

The King Military band is at Lake Wawasee for the week. They are nicely located at Jones Landing where they are ‘‘roughing it” and havipg a good time. The boys came over to Natticro Beach Tuesday afternoon where they serenaded the Ligonier colony, playing several excellent selections. :

As predicted Jas. S. Drake of Goshen, was nominated last Thursday as the republican candidate for judge ir the Elkbart: La Grange cirenit. The resnlt of the primaries in Elkhart county was so favorable to Drake that Hon. Lou W. Vail did not allow his name to be presented of the convention. 8. W.Ganiard of La Grange was nomiuated for Proseeutor. ;

The Hon. Cyrus Cline of Angola spent Frtday and Saturday in the city looking after business affairs. Since his return from Washington Mr. Cline has visited every eounty in the district of his candidacy for re-election to congress. ‘‘Fromevery side comes demnoncratic encouragement.’’ said Mr. Cline. and my prediction after a careful study of the situationis that the party 'will poll the bigest vote this fall in the history of the district.”’ —Fort Wayne Journal Gazette.

Anytime that the promoters of the La Grange corn sshool have not got their nerve along with them some one in the part- has over looked it. They have been trying to get Roosevelt a 8 the big gun for their show but he has declined 'so often that the managers have given up the task. They now announced the following list of lesser lights as sure to come L. E. Slack of Franklin: John Worth Kern, candidate for United States ‘senator; Cougressman Charles E Townsend. Senator Baveridgs, Coni gressman James E. Watson, and formear Governor John T. Rich of Michisia.n. The date is October 3 to 7 incluve.

The roof is being put on. the midway garage.

The city couunecil will hold the regular meeting tonight.

eet bube e be S Miss Winnifred Wilcox was at Goshen Tuesday evening. _

Mrs Wm. Crew and daughter Anna weut to Defiance Sunday morning.

Mrs. Jesse Dewey and daughter, Mildred are spending the week in Goshen, :

Irl Rose, Ben and Robert Wirthlin and Edward Bourie spent yesterday in Goshen.

Miss Audray Kreuger of Kendallville is here, the guest of Miss Pauline Graham.

Mr and Mrs. Jonas Schlossof Auburn have besn herefor several days vigiting friends.

The Misses Agunes Parshall, Agnes Keitzer and Rosalie Wilkinson spent yesterday at Goshen. . :

.The rains have been falling in spots. Several fine showers were reported Sunday and Monday. . =

Miss Martba Randall went to Kendallville Saturday, where she is the guest of Mr, and Mrs. D. O, Bailey.

Harry Burnstein, Bert Inks and Jake Baum went to Goshen Teusday to take a look at the carnival attractions. . -

Next week the Cook Stock Company will appear at onr local summer theatre, with a chauge of program every night. -

Anyone wanting to spend a week or two at Lake Wawasee should see Frank Vandersmith. He hasa neat little place to rent at reasonable rates.

Father Keller visited briefly in the city last evening, while enroute from Laporte to Hartford City. He is well pleased with his new location. —Kendaliville News. o :

George Babcock who has just sold the Empire restaurant has not determined a 8 to what he will do, buat he is contemplating a trip through the north,west in view of a new location. { x

Over 800 tickets were sold for the moraning trains to Goshen yesterday. Mapy others followed on the later trains. It is safe toestimate that at least 500 people froni this vicinity went to see the bigshow. S

C. S. Knecht accompanied by his daughter. Mrs. G. ¥. Thompson came here last Friday ior a visit of several days with his son,Calvin Kne:ht and wife. Mr Knecht has been a great sufferer for many years with rheumatism. ]

C. W. Fritz is giving all his time and attention to his insurance ageucy. Herepresents the great Travel ers Insurance Co., one of the strougestin the country., He also writes considerable fine insurance.

A New York aunthority in reviewing the past theatrical season lists “The dollar Princess,, and ‘‘'l'he Arcadians,”’ as the best musical shows, both of them being unusually good; *The Fortune Telier,”” as the best comedy, and **Madam X’ as the best drama. .

Bert Fualler of Wolf Lake and C.A. Whittle of (Goshen have purchased the Babcock restaurant and Mr. Fal ler is already in charge having taken possesion last Tuesday morning Mr. Fuller has had considerable experience and will doubtless keep the Empire up to the high standard maintained by Mr. Babcock.

Several of the local visitors to Goshen Taesday report losses from .pick pockets. One well known York Township farmer admitted that he contributed ten dollars to the experience fund. The best part of the story is that he made his wife turno her money over to him for safe keeping as she might lose it..

A high ciass Vaudeville entertainment will be given at The Inn, Lake Wawasee tomorrow (Friday) evening. A company of artists from Chisago will put on the show and they are all good people. .The program provides for an evenings enjoymeunt and doubtless many of our people will take this opportunity to visit The Inn. :

Not one alone is the cost of living on the upward hike Automobile tires have increased 20 per cent in price during the 'last few months. As every boost in the cost of rubber goods is sooner or later left by the ultimate consumer, then the poor man’s only hope is to stop buying automobiles and purchase aeroplanes.

The La Grange base ball fans are inthe dumps. The warm rivalry between the Kendallville and La Grange clebs has been settled and Kendallville has cinched the honors. Last Sunday the-concluding game of the series was played at Kendallville where the home team won by a score of sto 2. ° Two thousand people sawthe game.

Jacob Straus came home from the east last Thursday morning after a pleasant visit of several weeks with his daughter, Mrs. D. Winegarten and family who are spending the summer at their sea shore home on Long Island. Mr. Straus is in excellent health and made the trip without any trouble not withstanding his_advanced age. .

Roy D. Keehn came down from Chicago last Thursday evening to attend the meeting of the Northern Indiana Editorial association at The Inn, Lake Wawasee where he was one of the speakers at the banquet. He could not leave Chicago in time t> get tnere over the B & O and.in consequence was compelled to come here and make the trip overland. bﬁ:‘. Keehn has recently been mixed up in an endeavor to reconcile the democratic factionsin Chicago and has taken a prominent part in the conferance of party leaders.

Young people who will attend gchool this fall should write the South Bend Buyginess College for its new illustrated Catalog, which will be sent free to any one requesting it. This college is now in its twentysixth year; has a splendid reputation a large staff of skilled instructers, and is thoroughly equipped and up-to-date. Graduates are pldced in positions just as soon as qualified. Many young people from this community have attended this College and are now holding good positions. Investigate the S. B. B. C. before enrolling elsewhere. Just a postal eard or a letter addressed to the Business lCollege. South Bend, Ind., will bring free and full information. !

. Don’t forget togo to the airdome next week.

Salt $l.OO per barrel at -Stansbury’s. -

/Mr. Wm. Crew left for Auburn last Saturday eveniug.

Mr. and Mrs. Eunoch Golder have goue Lo Angola, Lil. tor a visit of sevcral weeks., i

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Horn have another pretty litiuls baby girl. She arrived last Kriday.

Mrs. M. L. Latta and her two bright little boys weut to Goshen yesterday to see the bigshow.

Fruit jars, Jelly tumblers, Warer glasses, Water pitchers, at StansJury’s. ~

Mr. Bryansays that his new garage will be ready lor occupauey in two weeks, Few towns can boast of a beiter oune.

MisssMarie Scott came home from Elkbart last Saturnay for a soort visit with her pareuts at “Seldom lan’’ at Lake Wawasee, :

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hess are at home after a most pleasant trip through the great lakes. They had an interesting experience.

- Leland Tompson is at home after asiveral weeks sojourn in Sturges Mich. where he‘has been doing a lot of electrical work for W, A. Cavin, the contractor. b

The right hand system is now in vogue along the whole of the Lake Shore double tracks, the change on the eastern division having been made last Sunday. -

Mrs. John Weir has gone to *Mullet Lake, Mich., where she will spend the week with Mrs. John Hoffman who is spending the summer at the cotiage. :

Mrs. N.” Wertheimer, Mrs. Sam Wolf and daughter and several other friends spent Tuesday evening at Lake Wawasee the guests of Prof. aud-Mrse. Palmer at Nattiero Beach.

The Ligonier ball team went to Cromwell last Sunday where they were dafeated in an interesting game. The score was 5o 2. The locals put up a good game but had one of their unlucky streaks.

The barn belonging to Charles Ingerman, residing southeast of Avilla was struck by lightniug Sunday night, and was burned tothe grouud together with tour head of cattle, some wheat and hay inside the barn, and a wheat stack nearby.

Rabbi Harry W. KEtelson, for the past BiX years at the head of Acduth Veshalm congregation in Fort Wayne, will leave that city in September. He has accepted a call to Temple Beth-Israel, the largest and oldest Jewish congregation in Hartford, Conn.

Mre. Nathan Simon and her prettv little daughter, came here last Monday from Mobile Ala. They were accompanied by Mrs. Simou’s mother, Mrs. Leo Solomon who has been in the south for several monthe, Bothof the ladies w:zre glad to get back to tueir old hume where they have many friends.

~_ 10. cent ItemsTall glass aases. Cream pictures. Cups and Saucers. . Fancy Plates. Too many items too mention at Stansbnry’s double store. '

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