Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 41A, Ligonier, Noble County, 4 December 1922 — Page 2

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Drop us a card we will send you FREE a catalog of Century and McKinley music, embracing 5000 of thebest Standard Piano Music. Also all grades of teaching pieces. We have them in stock at 15¢ per copy or two for 25¢c. All mail orders sent out same day received. Send stamps or Money Order.

Victrolias in all styles. 9000 choice recores. Hobart M, Cable Autopiano, Gulbrausen & Anderson player pianos from $398 to $550. Make this a musical Xmas by giving daughter or the good wife a Victrola or a Piano, We are making some attractive prices on Pianos and Player Pianos, 7 b 'ROGERS & WILSON South Main St. Established 1871 Goshen, Indiana

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‘. Batt Goes to Bat. . - Declaring that the state tax board is looked upon with as much disfavo: as the Roman_ tax gatherer was by the subjugater colonies of Rome, Chas. S. Batt joint state senator from Terre Haute discussed his opinions on various state problems. : He also condemned the highway and the public service commissions and school expenditures. He said that the tax law should be: rewritten to make it practically as it was before it was changed by the Goodrich administration and the tax board ‘he given the authority it originally 'had, that of adjusting valuations only. i " Money is being spent on schools, Batt said in the form of expensive buildings and equipment under the guise of education without getting results. 4

. Chokes to Deatk on Peanut. Andrew Lenyo, five years old stepson of Jospeh Gall of South Bend was strangled to death while eating peanuts Wednesday evening. | The boy had been given peanuts by his parents and soo after was discovered to be choking. After several vain efforts to secure a doctor the police were notified and the boy was taken to a hospital .in the police ambulance. He was dead when he arrived at the institution however. e

: Plan Community Hall,' L ~ Citizens of Leesburg have provided a fund with which to construct a community building to house all civic enterprises a fair higr school basketball contests, and to provide a place for free lectures, shows and lyceum programs.. The town has less than 1,000 inhabitants but the citizens realize the importance of a community house fully as much as do the residents of Ligonier. sl |

Another Big Monopoly Approved. The Indiana Public Service commise mission has approved the §58,000,000 consolidation of electric utilities of northerni. Indiana into the Northern Indiana‘ Power company.. : All the big corporations of the state have to do is to file a’ petition and the state commission will do the rest. The big interests wil soon -control Indiana unless checked by wiping out the utilities commission. .

County Treasurer Takes Drop. " While G. W. Hoff county treasurer of LaGrange was working in the hay mow of his barn one day last week he slipped angd fell through the shoot. The treasurer found himself badly bruised but not seriously injured. He was not able to attend to his duties for several days in his office ‘at tHe court house. % : :

Goes For Serious Operation,

- Mrs. Charles McLean former resident of Ligonier and well known in thisc ity left her home in Findlay, Ohio Thursday for Cleveland wltere she is to undergo a serious surgical operation in a hospital there. She will be -joined by her sister Mrs. Evanna Smith of this city. :

Conzens 'is Progressive.

James Conzens named to fill out the unexpired term of Senator Newberry has made a record as an associate of Henry Ford and later ‘as mayor of Detroit.. He registers as a progressive republictan and is the opposite of Newberry in almost every respect. :

Big Family Dinner.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Cain entertained a company of relatives at a big family dinner Thanksgiving. Those present to enjoy the feast were Mr. and Mrs. Charle§ Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Reub Deeter and Mrs. Ellen Cain.

Entertain at Party.

Mr. and Mrs. J. A Wiley entertained Friday evening at a party the following couples in honor of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Richmond of Montpeliar, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Koontz, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Luckey, Mr. and Mrs. Mott Cress all of Wolf Lake.

Gets Damages and Pension,

Clyde Allen a city fireman at Fort Wayne was given $2,500 damages for injuries recveived when he fell from a ladder while fighting a fire. In addition he receives a pension of $5O a month from the fire department. He is permanently disabled. ,

Woman Booze Dealer Taken, ‘Mrs. Ma Drisbo was arrested at Ft. Wayne following the capture of an automobile with 61 quarts of whisky. Mrs. Drisbo said her home was in Montpelier, Ohfo, = . -~ i

: First Hopor For Woman, The honor of being the first wo-~ man in Allen county to administer the oath of office to a judge was accorded Miss Martha Cannaday deputy’ clerk, who swore in Judge Charles Ryan.

. Exhibit “A” Impressive, , Exhibit “A” in the divorce suit of Mrs. Eva Goguie at Fort Wayne was a lock of hair which Mrs. Boguie testified her- husband pulled from her head." : e No trace has been found of James Thompson who disappeared from his| home in Elkhart on November 14 Jeay+] ing ostensibly to drive to South Bend.|

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Third Ligonier Community Sale.

The. third Ligonier Community Sale will be held at Lepird's Feed Barn on| THU’RSDA;Y; DECEMBER 7th. Sale must start at 11 a. m, Sale of live stock will’ start at 1:30. . 60 HEAD OF CATTLE—SO head of the best steers from 400 to 500 Ilbs. that can be bought on the Chicago ;'m_arget; .10 cows consisting of close up springers and fresh cows. 70 HEAD OF HOGS—Seventy head of hogs consisting of sows and pigs and feeding shoats from 40 to 100 Ibs. : 107 HEAD OF SHEEP—IO7 head of breeding ewes and an extra good Shropshire busk. : Lk HAY—Five tons of clover hay. CORN—WiII try to have. 100* bus. of good corn. : : . POULTRY—Three dozen chickens. ' ONIONS—Ten bushels onions. APPLES—Have the promise of 50 bushels of good winter apples from Michigan. (Not sure.) - FURNITURE—Three piece mahogany suit, including safe, arm chair, smal lchair and combination book case. » BUGGY—Extra good stick seat open buggy good as new. : IMPLEMENTS—WheeI barrow, galvanized self chicken feeder, galvanized c¢hicken pens, single harness, leather 'nets, curry combs, brush, hog hook, garden plow with attach-‘ments,-wagon jacks, buck saw, pitch lorks, lantern, 3 burner gasoline stove vinegar bargel, set of three asbestos sad irons, « - TERMS—AII sums of $56 and under cash; all sums of $5 and over a credit of 6 months will be given at 7% interest from 'date of sale. Purchaser giving note with approved security. SELLING TERMS—SS and under 5%; $5 to $256 3%; over $25 2%; $l.OO ner head for cattle; $2.00 for horses; $2.00 for automobiles. The party selling the goods may reject the bid by paying one-half commission each to bidder and Sales company. GEO. FOSTER, Manager. E R. Kutz, Auctioneer H. E. Hoak and C. C. Smith, clerks.

FOR SALE—IOO pure bred Barred Rock pullets Mrs. Gertrude Kimmell. : L 40b4t

50 acres Noble County Indiana, adjoints west corporation line of Ligonier. Fine home ' with modern conveniences. Practically all in cultivation. : : 6215 arces Noble County, Indiana lying two miles north of Ligonier. Good buildings. Level land all in cultivation. Lo * Write or call The Straus Brothers Company, Ligonier Indiana.’ 40a3t

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Trial Begins Wednesday.

The damage suit of ¢ Mrs Martha Helen Kreager of Cromwell against Dr. Aanna G. Kauffman-Kreager of Goshen for alienation of affections, has again been set for trial in the stperior court at Elkhart next Wednseday, December 6. A judgment. for $5,000 was awarded thep laintiff when the case was first tried at Elkhart several years ago. The case was carried to the appellate court where the judgment was upheld, but it was reversed when the cas was transferred to the supreme court and ‘sent back for re-trial. The plaintiff in her suit charged that the defendant had aliented the affections' of her husband, Henry Kreager who divorced his first wife and became the husband of Dr. Anna Kauffman who later divorced him. ~ Passes Lo% House. : The ship subs bill passed the lower house of congress Wednesday after a number of important amendments. It will hit. a snag in the senate unless all signs fail. The vote in' the house was 208 for to 184 against. - . :

T. R. Miller came from South Bend and enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Miller. ; i v ol

Darroll Keasey visited friends in Waterloo thel atter part of the week.

NIOTCE OF BOND SALE.

Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day of December, 1922, at two o'clock p. m., the undersigned City Treasurer of the City of Ligonier, Indiana, will offer for sale at his office an issue of $15700.00 of the bonds of said city. i Said bonds are 20 in number, are dated OGCctober 1, 1922, are for the sum of $785.00 each, bear interest at the rate of 5% per annum payable‘ semi-annually as evidenced by and‘ upon the interest coupons thereto affixed. sSaid bonds will mature and become due and payable serially as follows: one bond due July Ist, 1924, and one bond each six months thereafter until all are paid. : Said bonds have been issued in strict compliance with the laws of the State of Indiana .and pursuant to an ordinance duly adopted by the Common Council: of said. city. : } Said bonds will be sold according to law to the highest and best bidder for the same and for not less than the par or face value thereof. | The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. -| . Sy ARLO O. SHEARER, | Trearurer of the City of Ligonier, Noble County, Indiana. e ed 1

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~ We are now making loans secured by first. farm mortgages, which do not exceed 40% of the land _valwe, excluding improvements at 5%, Larger amounts loaned at higher rates. | ~ Attraetive 20-year loans made at 6% without any commission charges. - = ~ Call at our Ligonier office or write to our Chi‘cago office for information on attractive terms 'and conditions. s LRI

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10 So. LaSalle St.,

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