Ligonier Banner., Volume 54, Number 41A, Ligonier, Noble County, 14 December 1920 — Page 4

o - . * Special feature at Crystal Thursday and Friday. . = Fayettee Lepird is howe from Tole-do-where he visited the stock show The price of milk in Goshen has been reduced from 14 to 12 conts the Miss Helen Schaab of Auburn was' a Sunday guest at the John H Creer home. e _ ““The Fortune Teller” wih ' MarJorle Rambeun at Crystal Thursday and Friday. = i - f Mrs. J. J Will is home from a visit in Garrett where .&*h‘ copnt 4 [ow daye with relasives. T Attoruey - Chestdér Vanderford had legal busineéss which tegk him. 1o Elkhart Saturday . P Mr. and Mre. Ora Hamsby were homs Sunday guests of his nother Mrs Helen Ramsby =~ . : : Mrs. Jugd Kreager of Goshen wis a xuest of Mr: and Mrs Reub Derter ton the week end. . v | Mr. and Mrs Fred Hethner wure guests In Elkhart Sundav-of Mr and Mrs E D Logns - : Mra Orlen Rowe of Duniaps H.ui & Sunday visitor at Jhe honmie of Mr and Mrs. Charles Kruger = = . » - Willlarm H. - Baker ©* cane Sunday from Goshen and \.h':z- d.iis \tl,n;z'.?;-f. r Mre. G. H. Zimwmerinan - o Mrs. Ed ("—7"”’}“'?_!‘ and -grandson were Bundud gnests of My and Mre J 3 f'm“v!xul} in - Eikhart : ' =,“f'-’.> “‘HEH:H:_; \'ug'g:tug‘;u,:;h hias gon: Lo spend the wanter with her sy Froed : .xml-!‘zu{nl_\tin Sy :;mv» Plond ' - “Mr. and Mra \\‘fi}'r- R Ovier ,f,'v?.e,. laiped Mre (Ovler s wfalor frin Niw Paris over Sundxy - - o Mrs. James Hire of South Dena Wi A Sunday vSO gt the e of M And Mra Mo (ol W e

Leo Longenecokir or hicago spent Bunday with Mr auo sPy ank MeDanfél and other reintive. - - Mr. Aot Mrs Clande Mugnouoh spent Sunday with Mr and Mr: Fr i Zimmerman in Wawaka - / . Lislé Gilbert came from South Rer i and speut Nunday with b : ‘xa;i Fents -Mr and Mrs. Harss Giibert , " Mrs Ellis Smith who had been quit il for & week is greatly danpr oved dnd will soon be about agaiy - Milton M ].alta well know Do g unler has been cliosen comman for o the Goshen \ vican Laglon Post. “The Fortune Teller” o big 7 riel speciul a story of mother love at Upngtal Thursday and Friday . . Mr.and Mre- Sam Hess and dunglter Mra. Bowman.ot Kendaliville werc guesix of NMr. and Mrs, W E Swdiriz The Ligonfer Eiks :wij give their usual ball new Yeure aye. These affairs are 'y uslly the evoent.of the Beason. - . - - S oLite M i Jiuw, Laundy wvwho had been. confined to her home by illnees for & week is able to appear al-schog again = : ‘When scurlet: fover appeared in Churubusco the schools were closed and the birldings thoroughly fami"a!(’d‘.“'4s o i Glen Stuvien, of Mishawaka ux:n.“,f to mpend Sunday . with . Mr. and Mrs: James Holin AMra Stayton had been Bmew v . One of the buildings on the Ligonier Driving Park has been sobd and {s beMg moved to « neardby firm to be nused 48 a barn. : ~ o = Mr. and M:: Otis D. Nusbaum £ come from Detroft and spend a few of the holidayvs with relatives and frienis in Ligonter. - ¢ - , Henry Black of Topeka tather of Dr. Black of this city and Wright Black of Elkhart fownship. is recovering from--4 severe iliness. e - The real estate transfers for thi week show that Chauncey Patterson ~has sold to Margaret . Harting ous 40t 98 In ligonier . =~ - “Dr. Paul of the U. B <hureh -had business which took hinﬁa Goshen too- - - The Doctor is preaching (o larger audiences each Sunday, ¢ - ‘Charles Werker, prominent Sparia township farmer and vice president of the State Bank of Kimmell, was in the city Saturday calling on old friends. The Misses Gertrude Si.torhen Rose Selig, Prof. Gamble, Dr.” Elson and Robert and Mariimer Straus attended ..the basketbal! pame it Kepdallville Satnaay svenlpy 00

Rev. H. 8. Morrill, " pastor of the Baptist church in Kendallville hag been appointed to state evangelist by the church board and will shortiy leave for his wark. - : Republican memibers of the' Indiata legislature have been calied to- Indianapolis for >a - political conferen e Wednesday, Dec. 15. Representative Hoffman will be in attendance. : _Orlando Kimmell one of the olde:! residents of Noble county and for years a prominent farmer and stock man, has been very ill -at his homec near the town bearing his name. M« Dr. Shobe, of Ligonier is a daughter. Loule Bachelor: has unnounced the staging of another hoxing mateh in Goshen on Thursday night. Dec. 15, The bill will be much stronger than the initial oneé staged by . Batchelor some time ago. ;

. Merritt Shearer,” agricultural agent of Elkhart county with headquarters in Goshen, will address the Ligonier Community Association at the regular meeting next Monday evening on the subject of a creamery for Ligonier. C. D. Sherwin better known to his Ligonier friends as Dal Sherwin, the Goshen attorney was in the city Saturday calling on old time acquaintances. He was a boyhood friend of James and George Kinnison. - Mrs. Sarah Selig, of Chicago came Saturday for a week’s visit with her sister Mrs. Milton Selig. Mrs. Selig entertained Sunday in honor of her mother Mrs. R. Wertheimer who celebrated her 86th birthday anniversary. Mrs. Sarah Lynn of iLgonier returned to her home this morning after being at the bedside of her daughter- inlaw, Mrs. Henry Lynn, who was struck by a train near thé union station Wednesday evening.—Kendallville News

State of Indiana, Noble County, 88 " .In the Noble Circult Coust: G January Term, A. D. 1921, - o CamseNo WOB ; .. To Quiet Title, release liens Arthur D Newtnn = = 3 Geurge H Hostetter, el al @ . Now comes the plalntits by Wiiliam W. Wigton. his sitorney and files his complaint herein together with the af(idavit of a competent person that the residence upon diligent ifiquiry is up' | inown ¢f the following named de lenidants. o wit. - . Ellsworth “Hostetter, Deal Hostet: ter Jewel Hoatetier, Sarah Stoughton. o -Stoughton, whose christian lAte 15 unknown to. plaintiff, Man Ann Walker © Walker.. whos. hristian name 4 unkoown 10 plain iff, Kate Manniug, DH. . Manrning -vhose ehristian pame is unkpown to Jlaintiff, Hester Farver, Jessie Far Lf er. Sarah Aliller, Chester Hostettar ' lephl Hostetter Carrie Clem, Bruo NGI Frank. Huosteter, Minnte Hos | smter - Georee Stanhape Myrm,f " RBerbour dames Balley, Allen 'Wal f ‘ers, Willlamn W, Maltby, Haopa! falthy, Sarab ‘Jane Cummings. N i, Comminga whose christian nbam s upknown tp plaintff, ‘Ricbard K thoup. Alvin: Hostetter: = ; ', That the names of the -d¢ fendant ire upkmown and that they are be. teved 1o be non-residints of the Stats - Indfana d i this: action by tug allowing naes and desigpalions &« it . . " . 5 o AT he gnkirow n husbaids tand & .-\.g""' respectivviy of the following named persous, to wit * Elleworth Hostetter Beal 4 ,".v'_-?l‘l_.'\‘;'v“: - deowel Hoste tter: Barah Sovghton, ,_"S!cugbtdu' TwhOose Wristian pame i uzj.'km‘)"vu te plaintits, Miry Ann Walker, .. .. . Wilker whose chyistign naie {8 vakuown 1o plaintit, Kate Manning, D 41 Mannng whoss ehristian pame is ko not hilaint of o Hester Farver

Q‘Afllf»"‘il A PrEAREeAL Lo, Z"A"“:"il’ B4R RNN _Jesgie Farver,: ::-;iz'»;";)i-'_ Mi‘?‘mr‘ Chester ‘Hostettar, © Nepbi ‘Hostetter, Carrfe Clets. Bruce: Wolf -Frank Hostetter, Minnte Hoatotter _(.,}‘i({rge Sta‘!)h:'ﬂbw. Myron Foßarboor '.Lun\f :132’1‘“}‘)’. Allen Walfers, William W. Maltby, Hannal Maliby Sarah Jane (‘uuamihg& W.. H Crmimings Whese christian name s unknown 1e- -plaintiff, Richmond R. shoup, John Schwin, Mary Schwin, Clem Schwin, Frank - W, Richmond. Beatiics - Richmond, ‘Elizabeth Rh‘h.mond, Emmd. King, ‘William Hostet: ter, Alviu Hostetter. the mames of all of whom are unknown fo plaintift, the unknown widowers and widows, ¢hildren, dezeendants -and. heairs, surwiving spousescreditors and administrators of the estates, devisces, legatées, trustee= and éxecutors of the ]ast wille 24 fostaments, succesgors in fintersst and- assigne. respectively; -of the ‘plivwing vamed and designated deceused persous, to’ wit: Elizabeth Luell a Richmond. Robinson Hostetter John R. Hostetter, ‘Harvey Hostetter, 'Ellsworth Hostetter, Deal Hostetter, Jewel Hostetter, Sarah - Stoughton, 1 ... . Stoughton. -whose -christian nawe is unknown to plaintitf, Marv Aon Walker, ' .. .. .. Walker, whose christian pame i unknown to plain--1 tigf, Kate Manning. D. H. Maaning, \vhose «-hriérizxnvfnamn i£ unknown tc plaintiff, Hester Farver Jessie Farver Sarah Miller. Chester Hostetter, Neph THostetter, Carrie Clem, - Bruce "Wolt,

Frank Hoztetto Ainnie Hostetro George - Stanbope.’s. Myron . F. Barbour, Jamves Balley, Allen Walters, Wiltiam -W. Maltby, Hannah Maltby, Sarah Jane Cummings, W, H: Cummings. whose christian name i unknown to plaintift, Richmond R Shoup. Alvin Hoste(ter, e ‘names o all of whom aré unknown to plaintiff all of the wounien cnce known By an)y of the names and designations above stated, whose-Igmes may have beer chapged. and who sre how known hy other. names, the cames of all.ct whom. are unknown to plaintitf; th: spouses. of all -of tiye persons abowv: named described - aund .designated as defendants to this action who are married, the names of all of whom are unknown to pilaintiff; all: persons and corporalions who assert or might as: sert any “title, claim or interest in or lien upon the real estate described in the complaint in this action, !Jy.._iydder or through any of the defendants to this action numed. described and designaied in said complaint, .the names of all of whom are unknown tc plaintiff:” that the following named defendants ar¢ non-residents of the State of Indiana, to wit: Carrie Belt, Morton - Belt; Dewitt .C. - Hostetter, Gusta _Hostetter, Harry - Hostetter, John Schwin. Mary . Schwin, Clem ‘Schwin, Alice Sandrock, Alonzo Buvtch, Rose Burtch, Frank W. Richmond, Clarinda Manning, Sarah Jane Hostetter, Clara Miller, Emma King, Wil-

{ Ham Hostetier, James Smalley, Della lSmuHe::. Ray Smalley. Etta Smalley, | Cecil Whitmier. Bert Whitmier, Belle { Scarff, A. E. Scartf, whosé christian name is unknown to plaintiff, Flossie Pace, John Pace, Gladys Morrow, { Harry Morrow, Nzoma -Boyer.* (George { Boyer, John Shoup. Benjamin Shoup, jAnna -E. Shoup, Minunie F.. Holland, | Jamies P. Holland, Dover E Lively, ’Rutus H. Lively, Beatrice Richmond, Elizabeth. Richmond, Willard A. Hosltetter, Bffie Hostetter. Lee Hostetter,

Susan Hostetier, George 'C. Hostetter Roy Hostetter. Lizzie Hostetter, Norval Hostetter. Ella Hostetter, Kate Hostetter, Ethel Hostetter. The following real estate in Noble County State of Indiana, is described in said complaint, to wit: ~ . The northeast quarter (}4) of° tae southwest quarter (14) and the north half (%) of the south half (I.} of the southwest quarter (%) of section thirty five (35) township thirty five (35) north range eight (8) east. - This action is instituted and prosecuted by said plaintiff for the purpose of guieting his title to the real estate above described as against all demands, claims and claimants what- - Notice is therefore hereby given

e -w-—----.-—-—-e-—-u-aw' S —— sald defendants, that uniess they bc] ind appear on the 29th day of January 1921, same being the 24th day of the lTanuary Term, 1921, of the Noble Cir-

cuit Court of Indiana, to be begun and aolden on the third day of Ju_ury.lw 1921, at the Court House in the town of Alblon, in said County and State, and answer or demur (0 sald complaint, the same will be heard and determined in their absence o In witness whereof, 1 hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of sald Zourt at the office of the Clerk there--3f in the town of Albion, ‘lnd ani this 4th day of December, 1920, : {Seal John M. Kitt, Clerk of tte S D Noble Chegit Court. W H Wigton, att'y for plaintiff 40als

.- ; ‘ Fur sale davenport Call phone 323, Uigiornier sont Foi »‘ui'.. Harmd Rock .t(‘u'k!'!'llﬁ. iarvey Hull, Phope 9 M.~ - 42a8t For sale. my 120 acre farm 1% miles uty of Wawaksa Charles Wycof!, Vvoming. 111 .Onb‘t. Briug your aluminum ware in need ! repairing to my shop where it will w neatly donpe. - DM Rench 38b4t] For Sale -old barn, good frame auvd iding. See ) C Brunk or call 349. _ - -~ 39bdt = ; | ———— | Viintled uirt fa° fliuy cloke in ADiv 10 Standerd (.1 company agent. . . Tabdt For eale, desirable bulldizg lot idewalk and sewer. Raobe Deeter. ' : 23 For rent-i-room house, wodern €Xept furngee mear she M E chureh. 2Y Jacebs Msast Wanted—At omce, dbeut lhree ulurnished roems fer lighkt kouseieeping clese iu Phene 12 Bauner. | e mael T i i For sale, Cole hot blast heater, goo'd }1 new. Also some fine White Leghorb cockrels. . . . o | : . Perry Reed Lig_ou"r r | Sechit 3 basiness education, ¢MRSP

u the jesident scheel er kY hame study. Catalog and Heme Study bookiet free. Write the South Bemd’ Business @ollege, South Bead Indians. _ 35hime. : = | FGr Sale.if taken soun 25 acres or more land of the old Levi Glant place center of the Hawpatch - located 2% miles south of Topeka and 4 miles north east of Ligonier Good improvemente. ’ = i Mrs. lra Bowman. Topekh, . Ind. . . ”'l2'-"i The Soc¢ial Hour will serve a cafeterin sapper in the Presbyterian church parlors Tuesday. December 14, neginning at 5. o’clock. Former af‘airs of this nature advertise it safficiently, but special attention is “call+d to the sale of numerous artgiles to be heed in.conneetion with the supper. Come afternoon and evening and see the exquisitely hand = decorated all linen handkerchiefs, the kind you have to pay enormous prices for in city stores and which you- would not be «shamed to present to anyone for a Xnias gift, the full comfortable aprons ~nd children’s bibs and the complete line of Christmas food and dainties uready prepared to save. you work, nrown, fruit . cake,. candies, staffed lates ete. It will be worth your while 0 atend the sale as well as patronice he supper which will consist of a ledeious menu. . aw

: Notice of Hearling. Public Service Commission of Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana, Dec. 2, 1920. File 5787 : : Indiana & Michigan Electric Co. - Scuth Bend, Indiana. i “In the matter of your petition filed with this Commission for authority to increase electric rates, I wish to advise you that a hearing will be held Wednesday December 22nd, 1920 at 9 A. M. in the City Hall, South Benl. Please be governed accordingly. : Very truly yours. . J. W. McCardle, Commissioner® ‘ - : 40b3t — e S e : Will Boest For Creamery. Merritt Shearer when he appears before the Community Association at the dinner Monday night will talk in the interest of a ' co-operative creamery many facts bearing on the advantages of such an institution for this city. : o

Angola Clerk Dead. Roy Hirst, city clerk of Angola died suddenly ‘Wednesday of heart troubie at the age of thirty-nine years. Charels H. Shobe is visiting in Chicago a few days. o - Mrs. S. J. Willié.hls called on Goshen friends Monday. - : W. H. Whalen was a busines visitor in Michigan. ,_ S Buy your spark plugs of Fred C. Kiester and 'save money. - 4latf George Shobe of Miéhaﬁvaka. spent Sunday with his mother here. : R A SR WS ASIB g John Haid of Wawaka aged 86, was injured the other evening when struck by a horse and buggy near his home. i e ——— & The Misses Bessie Cambram and Esther Lemon, Mesdames Ben Zimmerman and William Eckstine all of Mishawaka were week end guests of Nr. and Mrs. E. T. Winstead.

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F. M. Baughman was born in New Philadeiphia, Ohio, June 18, 1848. Died at Breda, Jowa Nov. 1%, 1920 -

He moved from Ohio to Indiana in his boyhood, but fifty two years ago he went to lowa where he lived (0 the close of ltfe. He was never married, or actively connceted himself with any church, but was clean and upright in his Ifte, always public spirited and ready to give a helping hand to those who were in need about him. 'For thirty years or more he was actively and promiently connected with the Masonic order. always giving the Fraternity his best devotion and ::h'm'-.‘ iy - - - . For five years his niece Mrs. Clara ‘Bales had Jived with him in his western home and he was all to her that a }devotod father possibly could have been. They were preparing to come 10 l‘umnlor to spend the winter with his rshser Mrs. Phoeba Johnson when exposure brought on pneumonia and ‘quickly .ended his days ‘His niece Dbrought him here for burial and hia remaine quietly sleep in the Ligonier cemetery, awalting . the final and

eternal awakening. ' e » s W - : ! -~ Interest to Hoosler Farmers. Indianapolis, Dec. 13- The Indizna Federation of Farmers Association, completely reorganized for the coruing year, is looking forward to a strennous campalign of activities during the winter months. Many important plans which have been working to a head and have been under careful consideration by the board of directors and executive committee for some time will be formally announced before long. The election .during the last week of President John G. Brown of Monon, by the American Farm Bureau Federation at its annual convention in Indianapolis to a position on the executive committee of the national organization will bring the Indisna farmers in close touch with -national problems which should serve as a benefit to the Hoosier agriculturists ‘ e :

~ Places to Kill Chinch Bugs.® Chinch bugs, which played havoc with the corn crop in many sections of Indiana last year, promise to " out in force in 1921, according 1» P’rof J. J. Dacis head of the entomology department of Purdue University. Il «rning over their hiding places this wihter will kill thousands of th-m before they start ‘their : onslaughts in the spring and this method is recommended by the university. They hide along fence rows, ditch banks, in heavy tufts of grass in unkept pastures, ard similar places. : Stores Will Be Open. Ligonier stores will be closed :ull day Christmas. They will be open each evening except Sunday, however, during the holiday season, with one exception. They will not be open Mondeay evening, December 20, on uc count of the community meéting. . e | : Goshern Man Major. . ; - Henry W. Pease of Goshen recerved ‘a commission a 8 major-in the new national guard companies being organ‘ized in that city, Fort Wayne and Elkhart. :

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