Ligonier Banner., Volume 50, Number 25B, Ligonier, Noble County, 8 September 1916 — Page 3

LIGONIER AND VICINITY

If we please you tell others, if not tell us. We get you the best prints possible from your kodak films at Heiber’s.

Mr.and Mrs. R. D. Sinclara, of Chicago, will spend next ‘week at Wawasee Inn. Mrs. Sinclare is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Dunning. Mr. and Mrs. Dunning and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bender will spend Sunday with them.

Two fine showers visited Noble county during the week and the farmer is wearing a smile of satisfaction. It has fitted the ground for fall plowing as well as proving a benefit to the late potatoes.

‘““The Hub’’ opens tomorrow, Saturday. This is the new store in the Dunning block, the old postoflice stand. Messrs. Mennen & Feferman have issued an invitation to the public to visit their store. See the invitation elsewhere in the Banner.

Mr. and Mrs. B. F Myers, daughter and young friend of Defiance, Ohio, made a pleasant call on T. J. Mawhorter and family near. Wawaka the first of the week. The whole party visited Rome City and the Buckeye folks were much pleased with the resort. Mr. and Mrs. Mawhorter accompanied their guests as far as Kendallville on the return journey.

No New Cases

Little Edgar Clark, the infantile paralysis vietim of Kimmell is rapidly improving and no new cases have developed. The strict quarantine laid it is believed will confine the disease to one case. .

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Henry A. Bause had his tonsils removed in an Elkhart hospital by Dr. Wineburg.

Kodak finishing Mcaday, Wednesday and Friday. Film and film pack at Heiber’s studio. Open evenings.

Guy Hieber, of the Novelty Studio, is quiter ill at the Frank P. Wood home. Mr. Hieber recently returrded from a long auto tour. ;

The ball game at Goshen Sunday, the second of the series.by Goshen and Ligonier will draw a big crowd. Ligonier won the first game and now Goshen is most anxious to even the score. : ;

All places of business closed Tuesday afternoon from 2:30 until 4 o’clock during the funeral of the late William A. Brown. The deceased was universally respected and the- tribute to his memory was one the people of Ligonier were glad to pay.

Mrs. C. A. Taylor and childreh who spent the summer at the Dr. Gants cottage, spent three days in driving home to Kefrton, Ohio, with a horse and buggy.' Mrs. Taylor says another year and she will operate an automobile for the trip.

Owing to the action of the city in regard to the children being requested to absent themselves from any public meeting, only adult classes will convene at the Christian church until the Mayor revokes his order. : R. O. Wickham, Minister. ! Wm. Snider, Supt.

Now For Sale Bills

The Banner office is nicely equipped for printing sale bills. A good supply of manila paper has just been receiyed and anyone desiring sale bills may be accommodated on short notice. 24tf

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA,

O. F. Gerber for Sound Fire Insurance

Try the Banner office for first-class job printing. S

Miss Elitha Bortner is spending the week with Cromwell friends.

Harry S. Vance has been confined to his home this week on account of illness. . ‘

George McCoy and family have moved to this city from Churubusco recently.

Mr. and Mrs. S. Whittenberger of Akron and son Asa of South Bend visited Frank Bortner and family Sunday. ol

Mrs. J. H..Cruine, of Elkhart, spent Monday here with her daughter, Mrs. Ira McDaniel, who is in very poor health.

Francis Zimmerman, the bright young reporter of the Banner, has resigned his position in order to devote himself more glosely to his studies.

Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Bowser of Syra cuse, Mr. and Mrs. Keith and Mrs. A. F. Wilden of Goshen spent Sunday with Mrs. Elizabeth Herald and daughters. :

Mrs. Lizzie Moore left Wednesday evening for Goshen where she will attend the fair. From there she will go to South Bend to visit her daughters for a week.

Oscar Flowers has removed with his family to G6shen and will reside at 613 8. Fifth street in that city. Mr. Flowers during his residence in Ligonief has made many friends.

Whitley county health officers have adopted quarantine measures to prevent the congregation of all children un?er sixteen years of age on account of infantile paralysis in that county.

School Books ~ SCHOOL SUPPLIES Everything Needed by TEACHER or PUPIL HOFFMAN'S BOOKSTORE “

LG N CORSETS LADIES’ , SHOES My stock of Fall Millinery is arriving and embraces the very latest styles and the quality of the goods is unsurpassed—the very best of Felts, Velvets, Trimmings, etc. I will be in the Chicago market the first of the week and will make an extra effort to select the very latest and best Millinery on display. My prices will be the lowest in the city and I guarantee to give you satisfaction. ! Retrimming and Repairing Done_ Your Patronage will be Deeply Appreciated. ‘ 3 Across the Street from Farmers’ and Merchants Trust Company.

Harry Spurgeon was award‘ed several bridge contracts by the board of commissioners Tuesday. S

The latest in photos always to be seen at the Heiber studio. Call and see them and see our equipment. :

James King, the well known farmer who has been ill, is muech improved and will soon besabout again. .

The proposition to establish a free gravel road in Noble township at a special election held Tuesday was defeated by a majority of two votes.

Are you getting the full value for your cream? Come to J. C. Kegg’s store and learn how you can make more money.. Give us a trial. 26a2t

Secretary Dunnifig of the Longeliff Asylum board will go to Logansport Monday to attend an important meeting of the board, it being the end of a fiscal year. ,

The contract for the Harlan free gravel road was awarded by the county commissioners to Edward Maloney of Churubusco, his bid being $8,875.

Kendallville is going to pave Railroad street next year aloug with a number of other thoroughfares. Ligonier will probably pave First and Union streets.

Mrs. Henry Jeanneret celebrated her 81st birthday anniversary’ Wednesday, Sept. 6, and on Thursday made a Srip to Niles, Mich. Mrs. Jeanneret is a remarkably well preserved lady.

Mrs. James Morris and daughters came over from Elkhart Tuesday, and in company with Mrs.. Morris’ sister, Mrs. W. L. Jackson, attended the Steinbargeer reunion at Cosperville.

John T. Crothers, the well known farmer and stock man, sold the other day two shorthorn spring calves to Harry Schlabach for $4OO. The price is a little long but the calves are good ones. ;i -

Louis Sisterhen has gone to South Bend to take a course in the business college there. Mr. Sisterhen is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sisterhen, a graduate of the Ligonier high school and a young man of promise.

Mrs. Frank Kerrick, of Indianapolis, who had been a guest at the Harrison cottage at Diamond lake for two weeks left yesterday to' visit her grandmother in Hicksville, Ohio, before returning to her home. ‘

The speaking tour of Congressman Adalr in Noble county which closed with a big rally at Kendallville Monday night was a complete success, arousing great enthusiasm. Mr. Adair is.a good speaker, temperate in his danguage and convincing in argument. His visit developed a. feeling of satisfaction among the party leaders in the county. Chairman Cleland and Vice-Chairman Henoch say the visit of Mr. Adair brought out the fact that the democratic party in Noble county was never in better conditioh.

Goshen Damaged by Storm

Goshen was visited by a wind storm Monday night which amounted to almost a cyclone. The roof of the grandstand ‘at the fair ground. was blown off and tents and stands blown down. It proved disastrous to concession holders for the fair which hag been on this week. A barn and silo on the Isaac Cripe farm were blown down and the big barn. on the MeConoughy farm was struck by lightning and burned with.all the contents, entailing a heavy loss. The wind blew a gale in Ligonier but did little damage. ! )

Scare Still On

‘Trustee Price has decided to postpone the opening of the township schools until September 18. THis is in line with the action of the Ligonier school board, which postponed the opening of school in the city on account of the infantile paralysis scare.

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Philip Bickel and wife have recieved several interesting letters from their son, Charles, who Is with the Indiana soldiers in Texas. Charley is in good health and is making a good soldier for Uncle Sam. :

When a burly negro with a big revolver and wearing a policeman’s star was seen marchidg through the city ‘Wednesday he was halted by Chief of Police Flowers, who is on duty again after a month’s illness. The colored man said he was a member of the Chicago police force on a vacation. -

Clement G. Routsong, of Wolcottville, has accepted the democratic nomination for state senator of Noble and--LaGrange connties, filling the vacancy.caused by the resignation of Dr. Nelson J. Shook, of Kendallville.

Good barn for rent; suivable for garage. Enquire of Mrs. Homan, 208 E. Third street. 25btf

KFOR SALE—At cost a new Buck eye 12-7 Disc Drill. 24b4dt L. A. Palmer.

To Rent—Modern house on First street. Enquire C. R. Stansbury. 25atf

For Rent-Seven room house on Jackson street. The Straus Brothers Company. - 25atf

- FOR RENT—_Modern house on McLean street, all conveniences. Inquire of W. B. Inks. 24b4t

For Sale—Six room dwelling house, corner of Jay and Miller streets. Inquire Peter Regula. 24b2¢t

Notice of Fnal' Settlement

State of Indiana Noble county, ss: i In the Matter of the Estate oi) - ocornelia A, oole, No. 1716 Deceased, § In the Noble oircuit court, October Term, 1916. = Z %

Notice i 8 hereby given that the undersigned as Executor of the last will of Oornelia A. oole, deceased, has flled in sald court his account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of sald court at the court House at Albion, indiana, on the 2nd day of October 1916 at which time and place all persons interested in said Estate are required to appear in said ocourt and show cause, if any there be, why said account should not be approved. : And the heirs, devisees and legatees of sald decedent, and all others interested in said éstate, are also herebg required, at the time and rlace aforesaid, t‘: appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part of sald estate,

5 ¢ CURTIS COLE ' Executor of Will W. H, wiaToN, Atty. 2598 w

Wants

FOR RENT—Eight room house and acre of ground FKhown as the Watchorn property on Morton street. Enquire of Myer or Eli Jacobs. 13btf

For Rent—House and one acre of ground one mile north of the city. Eli Jacobs: ~3b tf

FOR SALE-—_Ford Roadster cheap for cash. R. E, Crowe, 109 First street. : .=+ 18btf

FOR SALE-_Estate of 40 acres, one mile north and three miles east of Ligonier. - Good 8-rsom house, fair barn. Price $135.00 an acre. Address Raymer Swank, Wawaka, Ind. 23b2¢

Loans on Farm Lands.

Loans bearing interest at the low rate of 5 per cent will be made by us on good productive farms which meet with our requirements. If you expect to borrow money soon, arrangements should be made without delay so that you may take advantage of this offer. o 5 ; All loans will be made for a term of five years, with the privilege of paying the principal, orany part thereof in even hundreds of dollars, at any interest paying debt. - ‘ Further detalils can be secured by letter or we shall be pleased to have you call at our office. - ; THE STRAUS BROTHERS CO. ~ . Ligonier, Indiana. ' 48btf : I

Houses to Rent

For rent: The two story frame house at the corner of College and Martin streets belonging to Sarah C. Flowers, Eléctric lights and water in house. -

Also house and two lots on North Water street belonging to Sarah €, Flowers. 5

Also suite of rooms down stairs in the Bolen'’s building. ¥ i The cottage of Mrs. George Sack in the east part of Ligonier. - . For particulars inquire of W. H. Wigton. - £ Tl 1y

The South Bend Creamery Co. ha : opened a cream station at Ligonier to 'buy cream on the cash basis. We are paying highest market price for butterfat. Paying 31 cts. cash for cream during week of August 28, at J. C. Kegg’s store. 24a2t Try a Laßengora Cigar. Best 5-cent cigar made. 2btft/ We Dry Clean ! Fine gowns, fancy waists, ‘Pal?\ Beach (for men and women) in faét we can clean any of your wearing apparel. Ligonier Tailoring Co. C, L. Mowen, Mgr. Phone 212. Notice : Leave all orders for baggage transfer at American Cafe, phone 260. 23a8% C. Jackson & Son A Publishers Notice : The Banner will not raise its subscription price but advertising rates must be re-adjusted so that the “high cost of producing the paper may be met. The rate for display advertising will hereafter be 15 cents' an inch ,for each single insertion or 25 cents for two insertions with 10 cents for each additional insertion where the ad is ot changed. Local advertising will be straight 5 cents a line. L This is but a trifling change over the rate advertisers have been paying ’ NEW YORK ‘h HENTRALNY . B \fy | " Each Sunday - June 4to Sept. 24 inclusive For fare and time ot trains consult: agent NEW YORK CENTRAL R R