Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 14B, Ligonier, Noble County, 1 June 1922 — Page 4

Thursday and Friday, June 1 and 2 ~ «“POLLY OF THE FOLLIES” with Constance Talmadge, It is a comedy of a stage struck girl who gets a chanece in the Ziegfeld Follies but is quickly cammed for lack of ability. It is a happy medley of gingham gowns and Breadway beauties. You cannot afford to miss this one. Come early, Fromt seats reserved for tired business men. ... Adm. 15, 20 and 25¢ Saturday, June 3 v . “SERENADE” With George Walsh A romance of 01d Spain a. pictare full of life and fire and an adventure a 7 reel special. Fine. e : Sunday and Monday, June 4 and 5 ' “TOL’ABLE DAVID” with Richard Barihelmess who was the flie hero in “Way Down East” a drama of mountzin mothers and mountain men and the love of a mountain mother for her son, possitively the finiest drama of ‘the year. If you miss this one you will have missed a real gem in pictures We udge ou. to see it. : ; : 1 Coming Thursday and Friday, June 8 and 9 Coming Thursday and Friday. Juge 8 and 9 Norma Talmadge in “THE WONXDERFUL THING.” ] : .

George D. Gaby is considerably under the weather. : Miss Mildred Davis of Goshen spent Tuesday with home folks. S Mrs. 0. C. Kinnison of Toledo was.a guest of Mrs. Ollie Simmons this week Mr. and Mrs. Dean W&gqner of Elkhart visited home folks on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hire of South Bend visited Ligonier friends this . Front seats reserved for tired ':b;usiness men at the “Follies” tonight at Mr. and Mrs. Burley Miller of South Bend visited at the Bordner home Decoration day. ) el

Mr. and Mrs. Vanasdal of. Goshen were in iLgonier on Tuesday night to hear the band concert. _ Mrs. Fred Hess of Kendallville visit&d with Postmaster and Mrs. Geo. D. Gaby the toreparjt of the week. - /. el . Mr. and Mrs., James Smith and’ Mr. and Mirs. Gro%er Smith were here from Elkhart over Decoration day. - - Miss Bertha Deßerry has gone, to Chicago to meet Miss Beatrix Flick where she will visit awhile before returning to her home in Bicknell InHugh Hutchison, Dale Woodruff and Bd Farley started to Brunjes at Lake ‘Wawasee on Tuesday but had trouble with their machineé and were not able to get hack until late Tuesday night. ohl hswheerv-thGffra. tHDnDBKFyn

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GolnComfort O at your pleasure—go where you G’ choose and when you choose, with your family or your friends. Enjoy. the boundless beauties of nature, the pure air, a lunch in a shady wood, a fishing excursion, a rest by a cool lake or stream. You caninaFord. Millions have learned by experiénce that to own and operate a Ford is not an extravagance; they have learned that the many pleasures derived from a Ford takes the place of other pleasures, and the saving thus made often pays for the car and its _maintenance, e o Let’'s talk this matter over. Get the Ligonier Universal Sales s Company: .

“Aaron Kunce and wifer of: Goshen were in iLgonier this week. ' ' e —-—————r—— . . Turn out you tired business men she’s joined the {Follies” at Crystal tonight. * - : - Jimmy Sack is at >Wawas_ée with his grandmother, Mrs. James McDonald. e : ‘Mrs. Dora Buchtel , accompaneid Otis Nusbaum and' family to Detroit for a visit. - ’ : - Wilbur Draper and son Jack have returned from Toledo in their new Willys-Knight car. Olin Stansbury has returned to the University of Chicago for the last lap of the school year. * ! e Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ruple of Mishawaka .are spending the week visiting relatives and friends- here. .

“Mrs. {J. E. McDonald and grandchildren James and KEnuice are at Lake Wawasee for several weeks. "Mr. 4nd Mrs. Sam Hays of Detroit and Mrs. A: J. Brannan and daughter of Elkhart visted with Mrs. Laura K, Hays., R i Found on cavin street license number 45290. wner] can ‘secure same ag Banner office by paying for this notice, : e Custer Ramsby of Detroit and Caspar Ramsby of Traverse City have been here on a brief visit witn their father Allen Ramsby who has been quite seriously ill But who is somewhat improved. . - . - - PR B e e ' Chester Davis wife and child of the A. & P. store of Goshen spent Decoration day fith"Mrs. Davis's parents Mr. and Mrs. Will Longenecker of near Cromwell "and Mr.' Davis’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Will Davis of Ligonier,

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- 'NEWS NOTES Vern Séhlotterba»ck’ of'Elkhart‘ spent Tuesday in Ligonier. p Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Koon spent Decoration day at Rome City. . Mrs. Lewis Calbeck of South Bend visited Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Bowser. Miss Ruth _Wile ‘of Chicago is a guest at the home of Jonas Schloss, Mrs. Hugh Lundy and children drove to Goshen Thursda afternoon. Otis Knepper and family mé)tored from South Bend for Decoration day.

Call and see’ our ever ready spot light. Griffith’s Drug ’Store 14a4t Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hart of Albion visited Mr. and Mrs. John Yoder Tuesday. : s Mrs. A. E. Reed of Elkhart visited with Mr.' and Mrs. B. W. Cowley this week. T : Fred and Errington Bowen are working in the onion fields near Wolf Lake. e ' : © Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thiers were here from Goshen Wednesday visiting the Lundy family. e : v : MissPMyrtle Fry was jn Kendallville this week visiting her mother Mrs. 1. Persing. . ; Herbert Brown, Fred Starr Graham Lyon and others took in the races in Indianapolis. : -

Fred Blessing and family and Emil Blessing and family were here -this week from Elkhart. - L % 3 Mrs. C. Wineburg of Hebron Indiana is here visiting Mrs. L. P. Wineburg and daughters. ; : James Grant and family of Misha waka visited on Tuesday with Mr. and° Mrs. C. D. Cochran. P 54 7 { Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Nelson were at Wuawasee Tuesday getting their cottage ready for the summer, , .The annual meeting of the board of state charities and correction will be held in South Bend October T7th. v Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holderness, Mrs. Evanna Smith and, Mr. and .-Mrs. Carl Smith visited ‘in Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. F. Todd of South Bend nephew of Mr. Agee were guests of Hugh Lundy and family Tuesday. - The Hite family will hold their reunion at the farm home of Nelson Hite four miles norwest of town Sunday. v : A good attendance is desired at the Woodman Lodge rooms. on’ Friday night as there is business of importance. s . - 2 Alfred Jeffries and wife will drive to Mishawaka tonight to see - ther father Fred Peters who -is critically ill of Brights’ disease, . ;

~ Mrs. Minnie Deacon and daughteér of Chicago who have been heré: the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Jackson returned home Thursday. A i T £ St e LSS ¢ Lois Tucker returned home - with Wilena Wigton from Greencastle to attend the funeral of her grandmother Mrs. Tucker of Cromwell. : : Mr. and Mrs. Schaab of Auburn father and mother of Mrs. Tom Green visited here this week. Mrs. Green accompanied them home for a visit. Irvin Kauffman has gone to Lansing Michigan with eHnry Herald to drive home a Reo sedan for the latter. Mr. Kauffman is the county agent for ‘the Reo. : : 9 ] i : Brimfield friends have been Jinformed of the death of Oliver Dunn and wife at New Orleans by axphykiation. Both were old residents of Noble county. : : i oo Mrs. Arthur - Kelley and children Helen, James and Margaret leave this evening for a visit with Mrs Kelley’s father and mother Dr. and Mrs. Scott of Etna Green. ' o RNG e Every day the camping ground grows more popular many Decoration day visitors to iLgonier ate their lunch in the park and iLgonier people are planning to eat their suppers there often during the season. Little Janis Franks daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Franks had a bad fall on the sidewalk Thursday morning cutting quite a gash in her forehead. Dr. alLne took several stitches and it is thought no scar will remain, 7wo Michigan ‘men wer> instantly zille¢ and two others' badly injured when their car turned over near Alexandria Monday while 'bond for the specdway races in Indianapolis, Fred High of Helmer was one of the injrred it g :

Miss Florence o’Conner formerly! of Ligonier won special praise for her dancing at Jefferson Hall Goshen Monday evening when the Nasci Cultinual school gave a party. She will give the same number at the Commencement ball at Fort Wayne June 3 ) o Minor Pontus proprietor of a grocery store in Kendallville fell while putting up screens at his cottage at Adams lake and fractured his hip. Unable to reach a telephone he lay more than an hour before found by passersby. Dr. White of Wolcottville reduced the double fracture, =«

Ralph Smith Badly Hurt.

Ralph Smith son’ of Mr. and Mrs. George Smith of Kendallville is in a critical condition suffering from .injuries received Tuesday when the automobile he was driving crashed into a fence along the Toledo-Chicago pike just .west of the New oYrk Central overhead bridge at Brimfield. Smith in company with his brother Virgil was enroute to iLgonier when the accident occurred. The machine ‘was also occupied by 2 men whom the ‘brothers had met walking along the road and invited to ride Just after }leaving the overhead bridge itis said Smith lost _control of the fcar when it 'struck the soft sand at the side of the road, and it crashed into a nearby fence. Virgil Smith was thrown from ‘them achine but sustained only minor injuries. . A heavy board from' the fgnce bounded through the windshield the machine but sustained only minor in the side with trrific force. The men in the rear seat escaped injury. |

Site For Epworth Institute Selected.

The Epworth League Institute of the North Indiana Methodist = Episcopal conference will have its permanent assembly grounds on the north | side of Webster lake about a mils from the town of North Webster. This was der finitely decided Monday by the conr ference committee delegated to select the site. The committee members, fourteen of whom were present voted unanimously in favor of the Webster lake site. Other locations considered were on Wawasee and Syracuse lakes. It was voted to form immediately a corporation to be known as Epworth eLague Institute of the North Methedist annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal church.

Kitchen Shower.

Miss Mabel Kennel entertained a number of girls Thursday evening in her home in honor of Miss Thelma Mason whose marriage to Leland Calbeck of Ligonier will take place in the near future. Thep arty was a kitchen shower for the bride-to-be. There was a contest during the evening in which Miss Mason won the favor and a two course luncheon was served by the hostess. Attractive decorations of spring flowers were used.—Millersburg Grit, A

Farm Federation Meeting.

The second district farm federation meeting .has been called for Columbia Cityy June 16. F. W. Boyle of the federation marketing association will be present and deliver an address. Noble county delegatea will be in attendance and participate in the deliberations. : i

Results in Mistrial.

Afterdeliberating twenty hours the jury to hear the evidence in the trial of Thomas :DeShone in- thz !ilkhart superior court failed to agree and was discharged DeShone was charged with violation of the prohibition law,

Auto Out Number Horses. For the first time in the history of Allen county horses are outnumbered by automobiles. There are 10.608 automobiles in the county compared to 1€,050 ‘horses according to the county assessor’s report. ’ e . S | o Mrs. Ora Kinnison of Toledo spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Spurgeon. . : : ) Harry Dickinson and John Shearer were in Indianapolis Tuesday and attended the races. = - Mrs. A. W. Larson of Albion is spending the week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Urich. ; Mrs. Adolph Hays of Chicago came Wednesday for a wisit with her father and mother Mr. and Mrs, Ellis Smith. Mrs. Ella Kiser has recently had her house stuccoed. - The painters are busy there now. The house makes a fine appearance. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Karaseh and children and John Goldenworthy were here Decoration day with Mr. and Mrs. John ?ussjng. o~ ‘Mrs. 0. H. Mcßay of Angola spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Eli Beckner. Arnold grandson of Mrs. MeRay returned with her. . L

Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Craig and son George leave today for a visit of two weeks: at Newcastle Indiana. They will be out to hear Dr. Neal. ' 9 N Dr. Neal is in the city to attend the quarterly conference of the M. E. church. He will preach this kvening at 7:30 at the church. It is hoped many will be otu to hear Dr. Neal. . 'Rev.: Willis, Evangelist, will come from Winona and preach at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning and r‘vgning. Mrs. Willis will accompany him and assisst in the singing. A good ‘dudience is expected to hear Dr. Willis, : : S e . The Albion Alumni will be held Friday evening. Bruce Schutt, Roswell K. Earnhart and Dr. Glade Rupert of Ligonier are graduates of the Albion H. 8. and Mr. and Mrs, Schutt Mr. and Mrs. Earnhart will be in attendance. : o Pt

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James Smit); of Elkhart was a Ligonier visitor Thursday. - A.,iw._ Lyons went to Chicago on business Thursday. S _ Hod Ullery is ill at his home on McLean street of tonsilitis. . ~ We promise you a rare treat in “Tol’oble David” at Crystal next Sunday and Monday. P Robert son of Rush Cunningham was loperated upon at General Hospital Elkhart by Dr:. Flemming. : Mr, and Mrs. Chester Smith will entertain ten young married couples at their home tonight the occasion being the tenth anniversary yof their marriage, o : Fred Raubert and family have -arrived from Duluth Minn., for a viist ‘with | his mother and brother Frank and sister Mrs. Karl Franks and families. - )

Paint ~ Nowis the time to paint. Everybody does more . or less painting at this - season. Your interior - can be made to look new. Permalac everything; makes old furniture look new. ‘See us for varnishes for gall purposes. o Weavers Hardware

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