Ligonier Banner., Volume 54, Number 4A, Ligonier, Noble County, 30 March 1920 — Page 4

. Second ; | Second i AUTOMOBILES %5 ‘ T\~ B N [ o BUY Q=T ) RaE If you have a car you want to sell, come in | ~WE'LL BUY IT! - ~ If yon have a car you don’t admire, come in . WE'LL TRADEIT! e If youhave no car and intend to buy one, comein - ~ WEHAVEIT! - -FORDS, DODGES, BUICKS and many - othermakes L Come in and look them over. You can buy for cash , or terms. We carry a complete lineof ‘ - Tires, Tubes, Parts and Accessorie,s.ﬂ i R. FEFERMAN, Blazed Trail Garage

- Marion M- Sockrider has deeded lot 6 Miller's addition to Ligonier to Anna R. Sockrider. The Straus Bros. Cu. have sold farms to Charles H. Huff York township, and Fred BE. Hollier, Sparta township. o . : — Farms for Sale. . . - Farm of about 45 acres, four miles south of Cromwell. Good eight-room ‘house. Bank barn, 36x68. Good corn crib and other outbuildings. - . ~Farm of about 28 acres, 4% miles sonthwest of Cromwell Good fiveroom house. Fair barn.. . - © The undersigned will sell at the law, office of A. F. Biggs, Ligonier, Ind., on Saturday, April 3, 1920, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m., and 4 o’clock -p. m., to receive bids on said fgrms. 2 . JOBIAM CRAMER For sale, setting of 156 Barred Rock eggs one dollar. F. F. Stiffner 144 Mercer St. . 3btt Charlie Chaplin in “A Day's Pleas--ure’”’, next week. G

in a position now -to handle your laundry better than ~ever before. ; , . Will appreciate a call when you tie up your next laundry or dry cleaning that we may prove our service to you. | Phpne 86 BANNER STEAM LAUNDRY . ; AND DRY €LEANING

E. Jacobs & Company ~ Spring Announcement Our entire stock of Spring Merchandise has arrived and is now on display, ~ We call your attention especially to our _ Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Department Consists of the latest styles in Cloaks, Suits and f Dress&. We are showing the most comprehensive stock of Spring Dress Goods and Silks ever brought to the city. We also have for your selection a complete line of - Rugs in Tapestry, Velvet and Axminster ~ In all sizes. We cordlally invite you to come in and inspect our stock. E. Jacobs & Company . Dry Goods, Rugs, Furs and Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Apparel

o NEWS NOTES L “The Hoodlum” is a picture worth a thousund‘lauxhs. S > Mrs. Geo. Shay is in Detroit on a visit with relatives and will be joined here Easter by Col. Shay. Mrs. Shay will visit some time with her parents, ‘Mr. and Mrs, A. E. Wysong. Mrs. F. H. Ellsworth and little son King, arrived from Lansing, Mich., to celebrate the 11th birthday of Maste: King at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William A. King. The Anniston Star, Ala., devotes much space to a party given by.a prominent society lady of ‘that ¢ity in honor of Mrs. O. F. Gerber and her daughter ,Miss Estella, while they visited there. . .

Mrs. Louisa Harrison who spent the winter with her son in St. Paul, Minn., arrived Sunday evening. to spend a month with her son, W. C. B. Barrison and family. The lady was met in Chicago by Mrs. W. C. B. Harrison.

“The Miracle Man"” is coming April 14, 15 and 16 at ' the Crystal. I.OST—Belt from boy's Mcintosh. Leave at the Banner and receive reward. ;

Mrs. Harry Clemens is spending a week visiting relatives in Mishawaka and Chicago. _ s - Mrs. Wes Cunningham and Mrs: Chas. Schlabach of Cromwell were visiting in South Bend Saturday. Peter Feldheiser, of South Bend, was in the city to spend the week end with his brother, Councilman Feldheiser, who is confined to his home by injuries received at the N. Y. C. station two weeks ago. Peter Feldheiser is a former resident of Noble county, leaving here a dozen years ago. Ha resided in the south a number of years and finally settled in South Bend.

The Goshen papers try to picture C. W. Torr, the dancing master, as a deep-dyed - villian. They claim he rushed away at sight ‘of Marshal Rigney and forgot to settle his hotel bill. In Ligonier Mr. Torr is considered quite harmless. i

Frank P. Wood was walking around among his friends last Saturday, almost as good as new. He is anxiously awaiting the period when croppies begin to bite - . e

- Mrs. Burt Graves and little son were in Elkhart Saturday. The body of the late Mr. Graves has been in a vauit there and will be brought to Ligonier for burial in a few days. S

Miss Bertha Latta, a graduate of Purdue, and representing the state board of education, was here inspecting the Ligonier schools. She was a guest while here of the J. T. and L. R. Latta families. R :

PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE | FOR SALE—White Wyandotte eggs for setting. Mrs. H. H Decker. n:nﬂb Chaplin next week—Hurrah, * The E. N. Tiliman family has moved from Holly to Carson City, Mich. Tumbleson were Elkhart shoppers on Saturday. ; L i : The Chicago Tribune announces another raise in its subscription rates Vernor Ditmar paid his Topeka relatives a recent visit. . Charles Francisco sold his {ine teamn of grays to eastern horse buyers. ~Mrs. Harold Warren and little son gare here from Indianapolis. ( . Mary Pickford in her greatest picture, Thursday and Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Hostetter, of Albion, are visiting in the Haw Patch. ' Bunker Hill came from QGoshen tc visit old friends for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Ear! Ostrander are the parents of a new daughter, born Friday night. - i Miss Ona Wilkinson of the Quiit Factory left Monday for a burines mpl south. v o - Second hand Rude Manure Spreader in first class condition for sale. . * Seagley Bros. dart ~ Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cole are the proud parents of a son born Sunday night, ¢ : ' Rube-Feferman has purchased a Reo Six of Irvin Kauffman for his lamily use. The new car. is a beauty, ‘Dr. and Mrs. Glade Rupert spent Sunday with Mrs. Rupert's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eshelman at Wolcottville Mrs. Leslie Yoder came Saturday from Toledo to visit relatives for a few days. : = : o : Miss Veria Locher is now recupera*ing at the W. H. Baker home in Goshen. ; ¢

Orlando Kimmell, father of Mra. Dr. Shobe, celebrated the %oth anniversary of his birth last Thursday. :

Helen Teal and Blanche Blac¢kman, missionaries in Syria, are on their way home to Kendallville. . e ~ Miss Hazel Gard, of Wawaka, was 2 week end visitor of Miss Erma -Sorgenfrei of near Ligonier, ;

Willard Stabler has moved to LaGrange county and now receives his mail on R. R. 1 out of Shipshewana. Miss Shirley Ranville, of Macinaw, City, Mich., is in the city a guest of ‘Supt. and-Mrs. D. M. Renkenberger. -

" Miss Wava Mason is home from Indianapolis where she had been visiting relatives. She is a daughter of Mrs. S P Fryer. ; . Larry Lawrenson, of Denver, is spending some time with his collgge chum Francis Zimmerman. Both are students at Chicago university. = Saturday was a beautiful day. The city was crowded with people and digonier looked like it usually does on Market days. - b e Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Piatt, who are here from Los Angeles, Calif.,, the guests of Mrs. Nettie Shobe and daugh ter, Blanche, expect to remain several weeks before proceeding to Cleveland.

. Mr. and Mrs. John Green and Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Graves and other Noble county visitors to Florida will arrive home tonight. . L ~ The Ligonier Auto Repair Co., has added a line of Auburn tires, tubes and tire acessories and will offer some real bargains to customers. Mr. Duff, the manager, is building up a fine business., . :

It cost $88.57 to maintain each inmate in the state institutions for the last quarter or at the rate of $354.28 a vear. This is about $1 a day which is regarded as a high per capita rate. - ~The Wood for president managers have employed a number of chautau‘qua stare to lecture in the interest of his candidacy. Montiville Flowers, well known in Ligonier is one of the hirelings. . . . | David Rippey, of Leesburg, has been appointed supervisor of the Lincoln highway by the state commission with headquarters at Goshen. He will look after the up-keep of state highways in Elkhart and a part of Noble counties. s :

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