Ligonier Banner., Volume 55, Number 33A, Ligonier, Noble County, 10 October 1921 — Page 4

et ELKHART COUNTY @ AL FESTIVAT ~ RACE MEET @ : ~ Starts Tomorrow 5 Days and Nights 5 ~ GOSHEN The greatest race meet jheld in this state thls : w 0 o Horses Direct From the Grand Circuit Band Concerts @ . Free Acts , ~ Shows Deluxe o The famous whiskered Houes of David b{ind Will play. BOXING - Thurs. night 8 P. M., Fair Grounds Eddie == Clérence WELSH : WILLARD : 10 Rounds--142 Pounds | 3 : Other Fast Bouis '3 Floyd E. Fitzsimon, referee Tickets on sale %t%CigarStore Hit the trail for Goshen’s Biggest event-you will have the time of yourhfe. =~

The Public is Invited e ;‘\tavisit o . ~ Our New Furniture Store And inspéct the ?hfine s'tock‘. of Furniture o and rugs. o ~ Now Open For Business : ~in Dunning Block J.L.LEVY & SON A Ligonier, Indiana

o Obituary, Otis Clyde Butt was born July 11, 1886, at Baintertown, Elkhart county indiana, and departed this life at his home in Ligonier October 5, 1921; aged 35 years, 2 months and 25 days. Scon after his birth he moved with his parents to Syracuse where he spent- all’ of his life until he came to Ligonier three years ago. : " On November 20 1905 he was married to Miss Lucy Hinderer at Syracuse and t 6 this union four children were born; Lois Lorraine aged 15, George Frederick 13, Otis Clyde junjor, 6 and Lewis James 2. At the age of 17 Mr. Butt was graduated from the Syracusé high school, after which he took a .course of training in the Warsaw business college; during which period he also studied law in the office of Graves'& Setclig. He then returned to Sryacuse and entered the ‘law ‘office -of John - A. Dunlap where he' served about a year. Later he entered the law office .of A. L. Cornelius at Syracuse and subsétiu;ntly became 'a rartner in the business this continued until 1910, at which time he bought his partner’s interests. _ln 1511 he formed a partnership with

Geo. L. Xanders which continued un- * lil "his untimely death. ¢+ In 1918 Atty. Butt came to Ligonier as manager of the loan department of the Straus Brothers company'- and he was still serving in th}is position when he died. : Not only was he at all times unselfishly active in the progressive business movements of the- community but he also was conscientiously %dentified with various social organizations. Exalted Ruler Jf the * Ligonier lodge of B. P. 0. E., Koscmisko Lodge ézo K. of P, Sryacuse Lodge 454 F. & A. M., Syracuse Chapter 124 R. A. M, and Wawasee Aerie In the home he was a kind and loving father, interested in the welfare of his children and generous in khis providing for them. As a husband- k was uttectionsie andl Isih. Bt il banis B o sl R T f '_.' «%s :and 2 b :%i nds. ‘*qif?};gm

- Funeral services: .were ‘conducted at the home in Ligo’hier at 1 o’clock Friday prayer being offered by Rev: Lutey and rites given by the Elks. Following, the remains were taken to Syracuse for burial.” = (Card of Thanks = We desire to express our sincere thanks to the- Ligonier Lodge of Elks and to the many. kind friends for their offerings of sympathy and floral designs attending the death of our dear husband and father. : { Lucy Butt and Children. ' Many Witness Golf Match. Among the Ligonier residents to witness. the golf match at Kendallwville Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. . M. Baum, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Wertheimer, simon J. and Stanley Straus, Irvin Jdacobs, d. B. 'Behutt, 'H. -B. Brown, Graham Lyon, Dale Woodruff and a number of others whose nameés were not learned.- The contest between two Chicago experts was a pretty one. T

Real Estates Transfers % Sarah~A. Redman to George' Alvin Snider and wife ¢ out lot Ligonier. John W. Cunningham to Eli J. Pollock lot in Fishers add. Ligonier, Jesse L. Johnston to Delos 8. Morris land in Perry township: ; Anothe Holiday. : ‘Wednesday October 12 the business . places operated by Jewish people wil] be closed in Ligonier on account of a holiday. The places to close are the Mier and Citizens Bank E. Jacobs & Co., J. L. Levy & Son, N. Wertheimer & Sons and Joe Miller.

» Loses at Poker. After the 'Goshen po6lice had searched for two hours to apprehend two highwaymen who were supposed to have held up a lactory/ employee of his pay check”of $17.85 the alleged victim confessed that he lost the money in a poker game. : : _ Fire Prevention Day. . This Monday is being celebrated in the public school as fire prevention day. October 9th falling on Sunday this year Monday is being

Report of Community Nurse 1850-1 Casncn L dialieß s s Report of Treasurer and Secretary of Community Nurse association. Bal. 'on hand Oct. 15,1920 .. § 11345 Rec'd War Chest fund ........... 1017.29 Rec’d Nurse Collection ... 271.09 Rec’d Subscription ............ 70250 Total e e RTIBA RS ‘ - Disbursements e 'Marie Francisco ... $862.50 : Alta Palmer ... 36588 y 3 Miscellaneous ........... 171.80 : : . 1498.19 $1498.19 Cash Balance onhand ..., $606.14 Sept. 15 1921 Respectfully Submitted ' C. R. Stansbury, Treas. - ; Martha J. Denny, Sec. ' Report for Month of September. Community Nursing Visits ........ 60 Instructive: Vislts ... e 11 Metropolan Vistts ...ciiiniiin:s 8 CORMneMents ...ic .. iniiblnnmnin -k ALL night BBrvice ... . e d Assisting undertaker ...l 1 Miscellaneous visits: .......ieccices 8 Conferences -attended ...............n 2 - Classification of Patients ' Meodical CREEB ... i sii g B Birgical cases ... ... aaiisao e 3 Confinement cases! ...yt 1 el i e e B Baths administered .................’ 50 Other treatments' ......oeievuniagpi. B 0 Sick room necessities loaned ...... 6 ' ; Alta M. Palmer . ' : Community Nurse’ Big Machine Here. v A cement mixing machine weighing sixteen tons has been received here by Contractor. Miller to be used in paving parts of the Lincoln Highway and the "Blazed Trail 'in .- this city. ; . - ~

It is possible with the aid of this mammnioth mac_h%ne to lay 80 square yards of .concrete in a day. ;

Lois Butt the daughter of Mrs. Lucy Butt ill of scarlet fever is mucH improved and on he way to a speedy reeovery. 1It" is the only case in the eity. 3 : ' Miss Minnie Miller has gone on 2 visit with Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Kunce in South Bend. @ - Mr. and Mrs. Earl. McDowell of Elkhart were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. James McDowell .in this city. ‘ s ;

Machinery is Arriving. Machinery for the new artificial ice plant is arriving and will soon be in place. e The cement foundations for the equipment have been completed and the plant is expected to he in operation within 60 days. o © To Deliver Trial Sermons. _ Rev. J. M. Davis of Carmi, - 111, who is a’candidate for the pastorship of the Presbyterian church-in Ligonier will preach at hoth services next Sunday. , All are cordially invited to attend these services. ! s

Siven Short Parole. : Ben Warnock of = Huntertown a prisoner at Miclligan City state prison was granted a five day parole to attend the funeral of his fdther near Lima, 0. Warnock embezzled the money of the Huntertovyn bank. - - To Open. Dance Season. - The Elks lodge of Ligonier will open\ their dancing season Thursday evening October 13th with a daneing party at their club rooms. These dancing parties will continued through the winter. e ] . Card of Thanks. We desire to extend to our neighbors and friends in Ligonier our sincere thanks for the consideration shown us in the dark hours followifg the death of wife and mother.. : Harry Gilbert and“ Sons.

- Ligonier Loses Last Game. The last game of the season between Ligonier and Columbia City ball teams resulted in favor of the €. C. boys by a scdre.of 10 to 0. Only a smaal crowd witnessed the unequal contesy - MF. and Mrs. Don Whistler of Racine, Wisc nsin visited over Sunday wih Mr. a.l Mrs. William /Stimpson in this eity. - g - Kileen Sedgick the star of the new serial, “The -Diamound Queen;” which starts at’ the Lyric Theatre, tomors row Oct. 11,.wi1l be remsmbered as ‘the charming blonde star of that recent_ serial-thriller, “The Great Radiee g W Rea eg S i 'i‘-""i-‘?.af‘, S e o ey SRR eeeß el S SRR RR B e T o LS e SR OB R s

. Some wonderful scenes of a strange country, an untamed race and its barbarous customs are to be seen in “The 'Diamond Queen” the serial staring Eileen Sedgwick which starts Tuesday Oct. 11 at the I_Jyri({' theatre. = e 1 : Cottages .at Wawasee, ‘Frank Remy of Anderson has started work on two new cottages to be erected near the Sargent hotel at lake Wawasee. They will be for rent next season. > " \~ 1 On Good Behavior. ~ Perry Goodrich the 15-year-old lad ‘locked in the county jail for striking ‘h‘is widowed mothere who resides near Ormas was released under a suspended sentence. . Now Build School Hacks.

The Syracuse Manufacturing Co. wifh L. B. Schlotterback at its head now build hacks for township schools and /has opened a new line of business. e : : ! - Big Sweet Potato. | Ira Hoshaw of near Syracuse raised a sweet petato this year which weighs 7% pobunds. - Mesdames H. H. Decker and Anna Slibufn attended the state convention of the W. C. T. U. at Elkhart Friday. = Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Norris of Mishawaka were Sunday guests of Mrs. Hufchison .in this city. : -

Mrs. George Grasberger and two children of Philadelphia after a visit of two weeks with her brother Homer L. Cook and wife have- returned to their home. ' :

Mrs. ‘ Osie Nelson who had been visiting her son and family in Elkhart is home, her grahdson accompanying her. | : : ‘Mrs. J.-E. Graham spent the week end with Mr. amd Mrs. William Castetter in Goshen. . :

Anyone finding a stray yellow Angora cat will confer a favor by returning the feline to Mrs. C. D. Lane. Owing to. inclement weather the flying maehine did not do a bigs business in Ligonier last week. : The offices of the Ligonter Refrigerator company save been iremodeled and considerably enlarged. “Affairs of Anatol” the wonder picture at Crystal next week. : Entertains Little Friends. '

Marjorie Couts aged T little - daughter of Cash Couts gave & birthday pary. last Thursday with 23 little boys and- girls present. Fine refreshment were served and a jolly time enjoyed. . - Bring your children for school shoes to Newtons Shoe Store. 33atf

Mrs. Jennie Marx of Toledo spent the week end a guest of her sister Mrs. Arthur Ferguson. : ; ~ Jackie Coogan the famous “Kid” is the bé\st known child in the world see him next Thursday and Friday in “Peck’s Bad . Boy” at Crystal: & e

Mr. and-Mrs. . Arthur: Reed = and family of Elkhart spent Sunday guests-of Mr. and Mrs. 8.. W. Cowely.

nire _ - GLASGIFIED ADS | ® | ’" % . - Do you want to save momey, if lo{ buy your new _battery at Kiester's Eleetric Shop. ‘ 61btt Highest. price paid for poultry of ualli kinds. See me before selling at Second Hand store near, Green House. John Himes ' ,27b8t .To The Public—l am prepared tol make and fit stove pipe and set up stoves for the winter. Also stove repairing. D. M. Rench M 30btE ‘Wanted—Lady . or gentleman. of good education living in or outside of Ligonier to do some home work or to travel. Salary $l5 to $lB per week and expenses. -Experience unnecessary. Address M. M. Ward, Geenral Delivery, Ligonier, Indiana. s - .~ Notice to Water Takers. ~ You are hereby notified that water rents~are due October Ist, 1921 payable at the residence of the City Clerk on or before October 20th a penalty of ten per cent will be added as by ordinance provided. ‘All water rents for 1921 are now due and must be paid on or before QOctober 20th. S

~ Office hours 9a.m.t06 p. m. T. E. Jeanneret, City Clerk 32a6t o Boost Lake Papakeechie. Lots are now being sold at a very low price. Why not have a summer cottage on lake Papakeechie where fishing is better than any other place in thes tate.. Represenatives will be on the ground mear the fish hatcheries every day including Sundays. Buy now and get‘in on the »fir'o"und: floor prices. : 7 32a2t .~ Notice of Services. Christiamw Science Services are held every ,Sunday morning at 11 o'clock at The Crystal Theatre. « L - Welcome 7 % 29btt ; Wanted Poultry. - I will pay the highest market price for all kinds of poultry see me before selling. : : o Also highest price for all kinds of junk . Joe Miller.- 250

| Notice of Appointment. ~ State of Indiana, Neble- County SS: ' - Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has duly qualified as executor of the last will and testament of ICynthia LaFong, deceased late of Noble County, Indiana. | | | “Said estate is supposed to be solyemnt.r. : e : : John E. Crothers, Executor W. H, Wigton, Att'y, LT e e e e e IGLASSES = = Accurately and Scientifically . Fitted. Broken lenses - replaced. Mrs. L. P. Wineburg G Aus et T eTI R S C RA e ebt

S?':'; w, ‘;;:f R \‘ 1 \-__ \\ G ’ ® Glasses that Fit ,_ o ‘ / Nevin E. Bretz i - Optometrist | At Hutchison’s every Wednes- : day afternoen.

| Make Apple Butter. Apple jell is the thing to use when you wish to make a small amount of apple butter. C. G. Keehn can supply you with the apple jell. ; 29btf

-~ E. R. Kurtz - Auctioneer Datesican be made at Weaver’s Hardware Store Ligonier, Phone 134, or call my residence, phoue No. 65.

EARL WOLF Auctioneer Will Answer Calls Anywhere -~ Phone 16000Q4 . 'Ligonier - indians

/| W. H. WIGTON ; : Attorney-at-law - . ~ Office in Zimmerman Block . LIGUN{ER, IND, ' SCALP TREATMENT ~_ Shampooing and Manicuring | : Fmma C. Taylor Dr. Gants Residence, One Door South . of Presbyterian Church. : Ligonier, Indiana : Mrs. Elizabeth Lamb Electrical Facial and Secalp ‘-\Massago ~ Manicuring, Shampooing Hair Tinting and-Hair Pressing -Marinello Toilet Preparations ‘ . Hair Goods ] Phone 339 /

Take Time:to Look Around - When You Buy Clothes When you buy your next suit take time to look around. You don’t buy a new suit every day, so be be sure you get full value tor your money and that is -:o_: f o : : you always get in | o ~The difference between Society Brand Clothes and : Ny yeatine gl 0 g A eg R : other all wool clothes lies in the making. It is here that the highest art in designing and” the ‘ greatest skill in tailoring are called upon to produce clothes of a style ~and quality that you cannot get'in other makes.- " lICONIER “Vou Must be Saticfad” ~ ° INDIANA

o ~ Save your treesfrom Insects, Desease and tree butchers * Fruitand Shade Trees Examined Free Sk - Ligensed Nursery Dealer e W.O.PAPE - .~ TREE SURGEON _ CAREOF’L[SCOLN CAFE ° , ' LIGONIER, IND. ; - PHONE 267 ' :

- Dr. C. D.Lane Zimmerman Block, Ligdnlerr FFICEfHOURS: 7:00 te 12 1:00 to3:00 7:00 to 8:00 > Office 107 e Telephone Res., 27

Hyacinths Bulbs for winter forcing--We now have blue, white, pink and scarlet hyacinths for potting - these are the largest and best looking bulb we ever had and you who have grown hyacinths before know that the large bulbs arethe morr desireable because of their large flowers, rich colors, ‘'more fragrant and beautiful. Start them now and youwill have flowering bdlbs in December. S Also we have Narcissi in white and yellow - they can be grown in a bowl of water with stones and makes a very beautiful center piece for the table. We have a good stock of tulips, easiest grownof all - place them in the ground now and in the early spring you will have flowers before you start the lawn mower and with no care at all each succeeding spring, your tulip bed will be an attractive spot. Allof the above are the more appreciated because you grow them yourself. | Weaver's Hardware e | Phone 134

Quality Laundry Work--Satisfactory Service is our constant ehdeavor. , ‘ : - This achievement requires time and much skill and management that will safe guard your linens. ! Our service charges are based on a continuity of patranage. do ' g Your cooperative patronage creates a mutuality of in‘terest and will enable us to further maintain and improve and efficient laundry service of quality. par . Can save you money by sending us your next bundle. - PHONE 86 e s AND DRY CLEANING :

CHARLES V. INKS AND SON : . Dealer in ~ Ménutnen,u, Vaults, Tombstones, Building Stone n2r Fifth and Cavin LIGONER