Ligonier Banner., Volume 46, Number 28, Ligonier, Noble County, 12 October 1911 — Page 5
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Mrs. T. C. Shobe was in Goshen Monday. : ‘
K. P." Bothwell was at Gosher Monday on legal husiness. '
The Apgola fair is ou this week The weather could not be better.
" 'Fhe Tyler Barber Shoyp ia to be improved. 'Mr. Tyier spent thée eatly part of the week lin ‘Chicago buyling a new outfit. 7 e '
The W. T. C, U. will hold its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs., W. €. Palmer Tuesday, Ocrober 17. A good program may be expectede . N . _
Mrs, George P. Butler, of Ailbion is deid.a: the age of sixty years She was wel known’in Albion. Ib terment was .mude at Sonth Whitley. e
Straus Bros. & Co. purchased the Colling farm near Columbia City last week for $20,000. Toere are 234 acres in thetract and itis well improved. .
Nathan Weriheimer who has been ill for several wewks is again able to get down t¢ the office. His friends are all congratulating him upon his recovery. . :
‘The Pigeon s:reet sewer has been completed. Contractor Spurgeon did an excellent job and the people why have long negded the sewer are glad that the work isdone.. =
. Last Thursdav Harlan - Gibson John L. Cavin. Gaorge Bryan, Chas Jackson, Dr. Tihwmis: Charley Fritz and J. BE. McDonald went to La Grange to see the big corn show.
James Tyler of this city for the, gecond time and Mrs. Mary Method Nold, Gushen, for the third" time were married last Thurdday, Rev. Berry officiating. He is 68; she is 67: "W W. Carey of 'Albisn is at the Citizens Bank wheroe he is taking ap the the second installment of.taxes All who wish to'save a trip»to- Albion had beuter take advaiitage of the chance to pays. L aae b
There are 10'nuto factoriesin Indiana.. The secretiry of the state hag issued 40.0C0 avto. licenses and it is estimated tha: 20.000 of the machined are owned wiihin the state and that their total valieis $36,000,000¢ -
When a yeunyz -man was arrested at Wabash for public. intoxieation, Mayor Wilson, sent him home with a note to his fati\y. . It developed the note gave inst\lßv:ti(mS to give the boy a sound thimsting or the ‘mayor would send i to jail. ,'The father carried out the suggestion, =
Some. fellows take advantage of public office to »trut & brief period in the limé light =ud to pay personal grudge by a shiow ofauthority. They get awfully brave and demoustrative when they hiave a crowd like that at the LaGrange corn school last Thursday to impress with their ' greatness.
A, M. Todd famous as ‘‘the peppermint king.” has offered Sturgis, Mich. $250.000 for the muanicipality owned hydro-ciectrie plant. said- to be the only tne owned by a city in entire United States. “If you will accept,”” said Ms. Todd ‘I will send my certified check for'sso,ooo tomorrow.” Sturgis ¢id not aceept and is celebrating the opening of’ the dam in a big demotistration today and toMOrrow, - :
[saac Climgerman The Apctioneer Wil cry S'a'les‘ anywhere n this part . of the Stz‘ite.l o LONG EXPERIENCE AND SPLENDID SUCCESS ' lF(.)r Open Dates call at Knapp’s Grocery " LIGONIER ‘
‘Arthur Graves of Wolf Lake was in the city yesterday. -
. L. J. Hire, piano tuner. Corner of 4§Th and Martin streets. Phone 342. | e 28 9w
*Mrs. Jess Dawey rpent a few days of last week at Goshen with relatives, . . :
The sperry orchestra of Elkhart gave one of their interesting dances at the city hall last night. & :
The I. 0. O. F, lodge at Kendallvillie is planning for a big home-com-ing to be held some time in November. ! ’ i ; '
Mise Jane Hyndman. 'who was at South Bend where she ig a nurse at the Epworth hospital is taking a vacation here with friends. - o
Resgidence music studio, Mr: and Mrs. 1. J. Hire, teachers of piano, violin, .mandolin, -ete. Pupils recitals spring apd fall.. Corner of 4th and Martin sireets. © . 28-bw.,
Hary Kegg has closed his barber shop. stored his furniture and will take & rest entering business again. He will probably relocate in Ligon: ier as everybody -hopes. | B ' oT &8 everyooly nopef. ng <. .
Roy M. Skinner of Albion but lately engaged in the drug busiuess at Woleottvilie hag moved 1o Columbia City where he has acceptéd a position in"a leading drug store. ‘
- ‘The niany . friends of Miss Carrie Levy of Warsaw have been ex tending their congratulations upon her engagement to to Mr. Frank Prinee of Wabasly, just annonnced .
George Feldhesor ani a force of men have been putting thé Straus rooms in shape.for tbe Duonning billiard pariors. . Wheén completed the: rooms will be one the most attracttive in this part of the state. .
- Execounty Auditor Sol Baum, of A'villa, has taken charge of the grain business for.the Stiefel Grain Company at Avilla, succeeding S. K. Randal!, who has given up the business with the sale of his general store. y .
"Mr.and Mrs, Frank Redman left yvesterday for Kmerson, Wisconsin where they will spend-a part of the winter. Mr. Redman has mede gome investniente’ in that locality and ‘will spend several moutha: looking after his interegts. L
J. E. McDensld returned Monday from Shelbyvillé where he had been called Sunday morning to act as one of the pall bearérs at the-funeral of tHon, Siduey Conger who died at an Indianapolis hospital last Friday after a vain battle with: cancer of the throat. The funeral was largely attended, i
Many of our people attended the big ‘corn show at La Grange last week and all came away satisfied that they had been amply repaid. The show of corn and other products of the farm was the best ever made in this part of thé state and certainly reflacted great cradit, upen LaGrange county and ber sturdy farmers.
Cards are out anunouncing the engagemeut of Miss Lena Henoch of this eity and Mr.. Arthur Levy .of Warsaw. Miss Henoch is one of our well known anpd popular young ladies. Mr Levy is & young business man at Wareaw who has a number of friends in this city. 'l'he date.of the wedding has not been announced. i & )
Claude S. Burr, a newspaper man well known in this ¢ity and at lake Wawasee died at- Anderson while reading telegraph copy av his desk, He was seized wifh hemorhage of the -brain. He was once connected with the Anderson Herald and at the time of his death was managing editor of the Guthrie, Ckla., Capital. He served in the Spanish-American § e o TR W. O. Elliott bought of J. R Fell of near Topeka, a two-year-old draft colt that weighed after being driven to Goshen overland eighteen miles, an even 15600 pound. This would mean' 1.674 at. the farm. 'FThe price paid was #lBs° The high price of grain and hyay bag caused the value of horses to bereduced thirty-three and_a third per eentin the last six monthe.—Goshen News-Times
. An old settler who believes in “gigns’? told us vesterday that the coming winter will be a mild one. HHe -basis his pregnostication upon the never-failing corn husk. theory. He says that husks are very loose this year, which is a good sign that the weather will be 80 mild that'the corn needs little protection. On the other hand there are those who claim that the early migration of the wild geese means.a long and cold winter.
The Albion street tair will be continudd and will hold their Annual meeting on the week of September 11 1912. Dr. John W. Morr bas been elected president; Dr. W, L. Cowan, vige-president; Albert Black, treasurer: and J. C. Kimmell. gecretary. Not withstanding the bad weather avd a lot of local knockers, the fair was a financial success this year having a neagt ballance in the treasary. ‘ .
The building committee are now cousidering new plans for the EKElk’s lodge building andditis sgfe to assume that they wil made entirely satisfactory to all-concerped. It is now too late to hmild but all of the details will be conjipleted at an early day 8o that wofk can be begun on the structure at an early date in the gpring. Many of the lodge membors are disappointed in the ieia,v that makes it impossible to provide the new hoine for the winter but ‘it was uwnavoidable. ; S 0
Columbia City ought te have a place where goif ean be played. Now and then & physician reecommends tize playing of golf as an aid to the restoration of the health of a patient whoge home is here; bus the recommendaticn can not beacted upon for the reason that there is no ground for it. The next best shing is a sawbuck and buck-saw and a good pile of cord wood, but the old fashioned cord wood is also becoming & scarce article.—Columbia City Post.
Several weeks ago some one started tha etory that a young son had been bon to Mrs. Mable Adee Mier at the home in Sacramsanto, Cal. At the time Mg, Mier’s friends discredited the report but the scandal mong continued to roll the dirty story over their tongues until many -people accepted it.as the truth. In a letter to a friend in this city Mrs. Mier denounced the whole story a fabriation without any foundation in fact or eyen in suspicion. She’is indignant that such a dirty scandalshould be repeated by people who pussed as her friends How a story of that kind can be started and then told as the truth is' beyond comprehenston. . ; o o
Mrs. T. C. Shobe was in Gosßen Mounday. S
.Hickory-nut hunters are laying in a‘good. supply for winter
" Mrs, Hattie Mier is here the guest of sister Mrs. Ike Baum. ~
" George Dull went to Goshen last Saturdav for a vigit over Sunday with friends. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Lou J. Duoning-are moving inte the Dunning homestead where they will make their home during the winter. S 5
" Mrs. C. M. Clapp and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Thomas were here last Sunday for several hours, the guests 6f Mrs. F..R. Clapp. - )
Rev. Will E. Grose formerly a a printer in this -city has been reappointed to.to Ingleside Avenue M. K. church, Chicago. - -
Charles Lee, of Kendallville, will be postmaster at Helena, Miss. He has appointed his son Clande assistaht. Helenais 8 new town* !
Jack (Inodwin is again pulling a razor. 'l'his time-at the Tyler shop. Mr. Goodwin says that life is .to short to spend it*‘on the road.” -
The county . commissioners have graated Péter St. Mary permission fo sell and transfer his liquor license. at Rome City to William J. Miller,
Work 18 progressing satisfactorily oun the high school building. Contractor Mevers says that he will turn over the building in good timn baring accidents. .
William Francisco is advertising ing & big sale: *He will sell a number of Jobhn R. Kurtz colts and young horses. See theMbills for complete nformation. : i
Mrs. R. E. Jeanneret-and son Tom went to South. Beud last Thursday for a visit of several days with Mr. and Mrs. M. Hadley of 509 West Mouroe street. o " v
Among those who'have taken out hunters’ license ‘are the following from this city: D. E. Scott, Harry J. Scott, A. A. Seott, Albert Bordner, Frank P. Bothwell. ) i
D. E. Scott and James Hire of this city were the sucessful bidders for the painting ~ on the c¢ounty infirmary building. The coutract was awarded last week at $192:007
Mrs. 4. W. Draper-and Mrs. C. E. Graham left Suanday for Batayia, lils. where they went. to viglt their mother Mrs, J. L. Dunning who has been in a saunitarium in that city.
Loeu J, Dununing was in, Indianapolis last Monday. where he purchased a complete outfit for his new billiard and pool rooms. All of .thé equipment will be new and of-the highest grade. i
Mayor and Mrs. 8. ¥, Spohn, Mrs. Harry R, Whitmer and Mrs. Lucy Studebaker motored over to Albion Sunday-and were the guests ¢f Prof. W. A. Beane and.family and Walter Bonham and family, -
Mrs, Hattie Mier. widow of the late Sam Mier of Ligonier, who died recentlyan Chicago, returned to her home Monday after spehding a week in the ¢ity with her parents, Mr. and .flrs. Daniels, of west Jackson street. Columbia City Post.
Mrs: Fannie Prough, formerly of Goshen, who has been in Chieago the past few months is in Ligonier for a. week’s stay accompanied by Mzis. H. D. Stoue and children for a vigit with her father, Mr. G; M. Zimmerman and Mrs. S. C. Sackeit'— GOvhen Democrat. e
Als three brothers were crossing the Big Four tracks at Goshen Mondag" thay were run down by an engine: Two escaped with little injury by dropping through the bridge while Wiaton Shriver age ten was instantly killed. He stood directly in front of the engine seeun.ingly paralyzed with fear.
Fred and Karnest Spurgeon entertained their frieands at their beautiful country home four miles east of Ligonier Sunday, Refreshments were served and a very enjoyable time was had by all. Those present were Charles Smith, Vernon Flinn, Georgs Zimmerman, Bardett Frick and Matthew Guard. :
The Ligonier Lecture Association has provided a lectiire course that ought to get the liberal support of our peopls. On account of the small atditorium only a limited number of ttekets can be seld and those who buy the first tickets -will get .the choice seats. It is too bad that Lig—omier must put up another winter with ne auditorium that will' meet the needs of the city. 0
The huuters or would be hunters of Noble County will get through the courtesy. of Hon. Cyrus Cline a pamphlet containing all of tne fish and game laws of the country. He has secured the names off the stubs of hunting licenses issned by county clerk Preskett -at Albion. If any one else is interested a postal card giving address sent to our Congressman® will bring the booklet. ;
- A commission adjudged Mrs. Fred Grider near -Cromwell, .insane in this city. Wednerday and appflication has been made for her admigsion to' tte hospital for the insanse for treatment. While attending the street fair in this city, last Saturday she became insane and was takenj to the jail by Sheriff Stanley. It i§ a sad case and it i 8 hoped that her treatment at the institution will ‘restore her to her usual bealth.—Democrat. :
Miss Eunice Bothwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Bothwell, of Three Rivers, Mich., and & niece of E. P. Bothwell, of Ligonier, has been tendered the position of instuctress of reading, elecution and physical culture at the Nebraska State Nors mal school at Kearney, Neb, Last spring she was awarded the gold medal in the department of the expression at the Drexal conservatory at Chicago.—Albion Democtat, :
When we talk aboutthe old fashioned girl we some times lose sight of ‘the fact that the up-to-date girl has her qualifications too, which are just as useful. As instance of what shecan do the Republican has knowledge of a popular young Angola lady who drove in from their Salem township farm recently with a girl friend and the following articles. tucked away in the single buggy :Two sacks of corn, three live chickens. two watermelons, five muskmelons, one gallon of eream, four cabbages. 4 bushel pickles, basket of beans, 14 bushel pears, basket of prapes, a gweet smile, powder box and rag. Eligible young men have just one guess each, as to her identity'—Angola Republican.
John Fetters of Washington ‘town-! ship.was in the city. Tuesday. }
Mrs. Henry Israel came home fromr St. Louis last Saturdav aftér an extended visit with friends in ithat city. - ‘ 1
Merrill Connoly of LaGrange county, won the gold metal at the LaGrange corn show for raiging the ten best ears of corn. ¢ )
- It is settied that South Bend will have & Central league ball team in 1912, The Newark, Ohio, franchise has been bought for $2,000, v
Dr; Elizabeth Jackson Geyer and Dr. Floyd MaGee. gsteopathic physicians of Gashen will be at- the Goldsmith hotel every Thursday. tf
florida truck, orange, and grape fruit land for sale or trade for farm or ¢ity property in northern ladiana. Write EE, B. Thumma, Garrett, Ind. Cs > g 28 4w
John 1.. Cavin and wife left for Sturgis Mich. Tuerdar where they are the. guests Will A. Cavin and family. They will attend the Dam Celehration that is now in progress.
Liast Tuesday David Nulf of near Kimmell was in the city looking after business affairs. . Mr. Nulf is 92 vears oldand-still hale and hearty. He eame to this locality in 1845 and says that Ligonier was not on the map until several years later.
For SALE: Three acres, house, stables, spring water, abundance of froit, 200. feet, new cement \walk. Fronts. on trvg) streets, excelient chancde to divide into lpts, one block from 2L S. & M. S, ;d'e%m, Ligouter. $5O down, £lO per month. Address, P. O, Bex 144 Goshen, Ind. - o
William H. Fayvinger of Green township, David A Wiley of Wolf Lake. Enos Bricker of Kendallville, and Ellis Smith of this township have been selected by - Goverucr Marshall as delegates to the national farmer’s congress, which will be held at. Columbus, 0.. next waek. The governor appointed about 300 delegates from Indiana. -
m. | S‘T) R, - The Award of Mentls Unhesitatingly Given Our building - Matenals. When you purchase - of us your - Cement, Plaster, Lime - Sewer Pipe, Hard and Soft Coal, you pur- ~ chase the very best products procurable and - -manufactured. A Trial Purchase Convinces Chne Lumber & Coal Co. W. O. SCHLABACH, Mgr , Ligonier, Indiana o
Is the most useful device of modern times for saving time, worry, and shqoleather. Why waste time calling on the butcher, the baker, and the electriclight maker to pay your weekly or monthly bills in cash, when you caif pay them by checks? - 4 o S The practice of-paying your bills by check introduces system into your accounts and puts them on'a business basis. - B : ~ No need to worry over receipts—your canceled checks are the only receipts necessary, and your bank account is a concise statement of the month’s expenditures. | ‘ , ( - ' | ~ We invite you to open a checking account atithis bank. and shall be *pleased to give you any further information you may want about tMs pay-by-check plan. " | ‘ ' 7 . WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS . | ! _ d? « ) .: e ) . 4 : ’ , ' ® L e .. - e [Vlier State bank RUATRS LIGONIER, INPIANA - Pays 47/ on time deposits. Plenty of money to loan at any time. Come in" and let us make you a loan. M E | . SIXTY YEARS OF SUCCESS"FU_L' BUSINESS, e
19c SATURDAY SALE 19¢ Kitchen Kutlery Every _kitch»en "ne,eds.; good kr'li\-fes;c ’Next Saturday, while they last, we* will 19 . sell three kltghen knives for .... . C | 'Remember'S- for 19¢ The httle things'mqké ‘yo.ur' labor easy. Thete knives are of ffnest steel, comprising the sizes used for all purposes in the kulinary art. Next Saturday THREE FOR 19¢ King & Weaver | L'igoilief,' - lei'ana |
K. & R K. & S.BEER ! The Beer that is known all over-North - . ern Indiana as Pyre and Wholesome and we claim it is the best tasting Beer on the market, N 'fi Try it at All Bars i.n. the City. The K. & S. “Stan‘dard'dané “Private Stock Export” in bottles. | ~ Be Sure and Ask for It.- | . The Kamm & Schellinger Brewing Co., l -~ MISHAWAKA, INDIANA. =~ =