Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 51A, Ligonier, Noble County, 12 February 1923 — Page 4

January and F ebruary Investments . Noble County GRAVEL ROAD BONDS . Price on Application | ,W;ljite or Callon - cap " MIER STATE BANK ~ LIGONIER, INDIANA

Beauty and Durability > aetheats actived features of the new - Automobile But service and saving are qha_]ities no to be igqored . Let me demonstrate this wonderful car for you Otis Baker, Agent : - Ligonier, Ind. |

The final poll of Lincoln voters at Kendallville shows alist of 22. : Large selectiop of Valentines at Griffith’s Drug Store. ~ 39b3t - Wanted—To buy a earpet and rug weaving' loom. Inquire of C. H. Jeffries of the Banner Office. . 43btf - ii‘or, rent farm of 292 acres near Ligonier. Everything furnished. Inquire of W. A. Cochran. . AODE - For sale, iron flues 7 ft. 7 inches by 3 inches, great for fence pogts. In-quire-of Joe Miller. . = | 26btf Mr. and Mrs. John Reese have bothv been ill. Mrs. Reese is Jjust recovering from an attack of meagles. .= Prepare your meats vivithf”Wrigh.t’si Liquid Smoke. Get it at - Grittith’sll Drug Store. = = jeil o o 49b3t

Fence and Fence Posts

s . White Cedar Po’sts‘ ~ . o L 3to 4 inch tops. 7 feet lng e STRICTLY No. 1 CUT FROMLIVE TIMBER e No Culls Whatever. e ~ If Taken Off Car Each 15¢ - 4toSsinch tops 7 feet long e - Strictly No. 1 Cut From Live Timber .If Taken From Car Each 25¢ Ic each extra if not taken from car. We will also -make a reduccion on fence if taken fromcar. - ~ We have THREE styles of locks so certainly we can please you. Leave your orders for either- fence or fence posts at once so that we can notify youwhen e

For Sale—Some good 'chtink: horses at the right price. Otis Baker Ligonier, Ind. o L 49bi? Pure Milk and Maple Row cream delivered to all parts of the city. Earl James. Phone 831. - o bbtt ' FOR SALE at a bargain a cutter in fair condition.’ See 8. C. Wilhelm. ] . 49att ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hai‘t are fb become managers of the Rogers Q"ﬂ phans que in .LaGrange county. ‘ Tena-derma-laxv wonderful English complexion clay, new skin in forty minutes. See it at Griffith’s Drug Store. . . : 49b3t My Shop will be open‘at all times for painting of any description; See me before having your painting work done, Wallace Jackson. =~ . 46btf

Saturday March 1 7is St. Patrick’s Dl . Walter Epert visited his parents in Ligonier Sundey, =~ 0.0 00 - Edgar Sack visited his family in in Ligonier Sunday. -~ Mrs. Jack Curry is ill and under the care of'a physician. == o - The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Noe is ill of measles. - b % - Bonnie L&ne and Martha Holloway have been flu victims. , Helen Dunkle visited her mother in the Elkhart hospital Monday. - ~And now pocket punch boards are on the market to evade the law. " . Luther Cooper spent Sunday /in Goshen with his mother and sister. Dr. Luckey Wolf Lake who ' had bene quite ill is rapidly recovering. ~ Ephraim Lantz of Topeka was in thec ity today on his way to Oklahoma D. C. McDougal was over from Goshen Friday calling on acquaintances. Eli Jacobs is spending -the week in Chicago on business and visiting ‘his sofl|lryin.. Mrs. Joe Croop of Elkhart spent a week here visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Will Davis. . | The Durbin Brothers of Rome City were .in Ligonier - Saturday shaking hands with their old friends. : Little Majorie daughter of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Ed Tyler of the North Side is also a victim of the measles. f - Fred H. Green of the firm of Green Brothers & Oldfather is in Flint, Mich., today on important business. Joseph Eckhart procured the dog advertised in the Banner to be given away and he wil ltake the ‘canine to the farm with him. - e George Slusser a North Side resident was badly injured when he fell from a wagon at the N. Y.:C. depot, Saturday morning. : o ' Mrs. Emma Zook returned to her home in Goshen Saturday after a plea'sant visit with Elmer Risser : and family of this city. . : ~ Mrs. Reed H. Fisel has been confined to her home the past week with the flu. Her little daughter Kathleen also has been ill of the measles. . Mrs. Lucy Butt of Syracuse fprmer'-‘ ly of iLgonier and widow of Otis Butt ‘well known attorney paid her friends here a visit Saturday evening. Mrs. Adolph Hays of Chicago visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Smith Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Smith just recently returned from Florida. ' Sears Gardner famous horseman, came to Ligonier Saturday : to look over the field. He buys’ only fancy horses and matches them into teams. | John H. Hoffman with his force has addressed and mailed for the Ligonier Refrigerator company 200,000 circulars and has about 60,000 more to send out. i \ “The Headless Horseman” with Will Rogers does great credit to the great story by Washington Irving, See it Wednesday and Thursday fat the Crystal. . : s Mrs, F.. D. Fields, .Clifford *and Junior Jackson of Elkhart have beer vivsiting Mr. and Mrs. Mel Jackson of Ligonier. Mrs. Fields returned to Elk-‘ hart Saturday. . /P . ; Mrs. Della Dunkle 'a’’high school teacher was operated on Saturday in the ‘Elkhart hospial. = Miss . Helen Green wil lteach her classes until she is able to return to her work: . . See ‘lchabod Crane, ' the picturesque Yankee school teacher brought to life in “The Headless Horseman” —or the Legend of Sleepy Hollow’ at Crystal Wednesday and Thursday.

~ STOLEN CAR IDENTIFIED Machine Driven by Raymond Slack Stolen in Wilwaukee From Fred S. ‘S Nichols , e The original owner of the Lexington e{: driven by Raymond Slack of Ligoniér when J. W. Troyer and four other persons were injured’in a collision on the Lincoln Highway several week ago is found to have been Fred S. Nichols ‘of Milwaukee. The car was stolen June 9, 1920, four months after its purchase. : As the. Autoists Mutual Insurance Co. of Chicago paid Nichols $1,200 for thec ar, it is now that company’s pronerty. "An agent of the company recovered thec ar at oGshen Saturday. Slack who was taken.to the penal farm before the discovery that the car driven by him was a stolen one, is not believed to have been guilty of the theft, but t is assumed he bought the car in Chicago. A letter of inquiry has been sent to him at the farm. Identification was made by one number which had not been entirely eliminated. ; .~ . May Be Transportation Agent. - - H. W. Wallage, of Chicago, the young man -arrested for the theft of a new Reo car in Toledo a week ago, is suspected of being transportatior agent:- for a band of automobile thieves in the Ohio city, disposing of the stolen property in Chicago. Wallace is supposed - to be the runner who drives the stolen machines between the two -cities. He had but $l7 in cash when arrested here by Chief Engle and he boasted to Officer Bowen that he would have been safe in Chicago Monday evening had he not been: intoxicated and drove ‘his car into that of Rush Cnnningham’s Dodge. : 5 Chas. Spaller, of Toledo, owner of the Reo car which was badly damageud in the collision; failed to settle with Mr. Cinningham and that gentleman will ‘be- out the cost of repairs on his ear. ‘Wallace raised: no objections to ac'companying Police Detective Stevenson to Toledo where his hearing on the charge of stealing the Reo machine is to ‘be held. i

One Case of Smallpex.

“ Mel Culver of the New oYrk-Central carpenter force was here over Sunday from Englewood where Frank Shoup men had been putting up ice for the past two weeks. Walter Smalley of the gang went to his home in Waterloo. on account of illnes and it was found his malady was smallpox. He will soon' be out again. He is an old Ligonier boy and a son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smalley of Ligonier. .

Schlemmer Entertains.

. Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schlemmer entertained his Sunday 'school class. The evening was of great interest, playing games, music and contests were also held. Prizes were - won by the Misses Dorothy Chiddister and Carrie Moser. The home was prettily decorated. Later a most delicious and attractive lunch was ‘erved. | . :

Ban on Masked Men.

. The town board of :LaGrange has enacted an ordinance prohibiting the ’appeara’ncé- on the streets: there of ‘masked men and providing a penalty. ‘There is a state law covering the case yet it is as difficult to enforce as the . LaGrange 'ordinance will be.i It ‘will be interesting to note when the masqueraders appear in forcel how they will be. treated. Sl

Fractures Wrist in Fall.

Mrs. Shaughnessy of Indianapolis, who is.a guest of her daughter Mrs. Mifflin Hunter fell in front of the W. B. Inks home on her way down town Saturday evening and . fractured a wrist. - Dr. Lane rendered surgical attention. | S

" 'Wolf Lake Wins.

Jay Wiley referred two basketball games at Wolf Lake Saturday night which resulted in victories for Wolf Lake against Washington Centre. The scores were 1 9too and 52 to 8. Wolf Lake has lost but one game out of twenty played this season. :

Business and Pleasure.

. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Weaver will visit Chicago tomorrow on a business and pleasure trip. Mr. Weaver looking after business matters and Mrs. Weaver taking care of the pleasure end of the visit, Gy y

- Burn Fitey Cross.

. A firey cross which illumihated the whole country side was burned the other night near South Whitley and in the light draped figures were seen to flit about making a ghostly appearance. S SRR

To Open Shop Monday.

[| Arthur Ferguson is working out of his new éstablishment but did not ' open his éleetric shop until today. The | shop -is located in the rear of tho r Banner -office. . ® J gl To Fix Salaries. : Lee J. Hartzell representing. Allen and Noblec ounties in the state senaté has introduced a bill fixing the salaries ‘6f all county officers in the Btgbes o e oy s - -~ ‘Has New Esquire, i Frank Roop is the new justice of jthe peace’ for LaGrange. ‘He succeeds Geosge W. Hissong who served 80 faithfully and well' for so many yearq. SR SR o e o f Re W 3 a 5 ; . Kern Buys Property. | _Finley Kern has purchased the Eugene Scott property on West Sec-| ond street and expects to occupy = it| . Dr. Shobe was called to Cromwell| &ﬁ@fwmﬂﬂm BN

- Program For Year. Perry township members. of the Home Division of the farm bureau have an elaborate program for the ensuing year. Following are the leaqern:. < , Sn _ Celestia Loy—“ Home made Bread from Indiana Wheat” | ~ Lulu Fisel—“Mil and Dairy Pro: quets.t . & £ | €. Chamberlain—"‘Egg Packing” June Borger—“Hot School Lunch’ ..lva Kinney—“ Home Nursing” . - - Bertha Grooms—“Househol‘; Con¥eniences.” S ; . Edith Stage-—“ Home Tourl v Zue Slabaugh—*“Dress Forms.”. ‘Cora Harper—*“Millinery” Mrs. H. Slabaugh—“Fair Exhibit.” Lucile Simpson—“@Girls:Club Work” The officers of the Perry township home division are: * : . President Mrs. Enda Spurgeoh; vice presideht, Celestia = Loy; secretary Mrs. Evelyn Herald: treasurer, = Miss Clata Borald. = . Ui T m————— £ : Badly Afflicted Family. 2 The home of Mr. and. Mrs. Lee Loeser is like a hospital. Mr. Loeser i€ prostrated with paralysis, Mrs. dL.oeser has been confined. to her bed for several days with illness and this morning, Sol Loeser who has ecaled here from Michigan by the illness of his brother was stricken with pneumonia. Master Herbert Joseph, a grandson, has -been conlned to his bed for a week with measles. The child is at the home of hig parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Joseph on South Cavin street. . : 0d Veteran Passes (e Sylvester Blackman aged nearly 80 years veteran of the civil wawr and member of the Ligonier post G. A R passed -away at his farm home in York township Saturday. ‘The deceased was!an old and prominent re sident of Noblec ounty and aside from relatives leaves a host of friends to mourn The funeral will be held from thel ate home at two o’clock tomorrow afternoon with Stansbury Post, G A. R., of this icty in charge. ;

To Hear Beveridge.

But five tickets were allotted Ligonier for the Lincoln Day banquet and the Beveridge speech at Elkhart tonight given under-the auspices of the Elkhart republican comimttee. Those to attend from here are W. W. Wood J. L. Dunning, J. B. Schutt, A. W Lyon and W. H. Bender. = :

Give Good Satisfactien.

The Peck-Maher reportoire company playing at the Lyric all this week gave excellent satisfaction at the opening last evening. There is a complete change of program each evening. . £ :

Will Return to Town.

Mr. and Mrs. Jess Cosper will leave the farm and move back to Ligonier. It is understood that Mr. Cosper will have a position in thep lant of the Ligonier Auto Body works. :

Epworth Institute,

The Epworth Institute of the M. %. church for the Fort Wayne district ‘Was held in that city Saturday and Sunday with 150 delegates present,

FOR SALE—Genuine Washburn mandolin with leather case. Good as new. This finé instrument goes to the first comer, Inquire at Banner office.. i - Vel ATatt

_ Office Positions in South Bend may be secured by a short intensive course ih the ‘Soyth Bend Business College. Either resident or Home Study Courses Typewriters furnished home study Students. : Write for Budget . No. 3.. jo g 50b6t=®

Thomas A. Edison who works 15 hours a day celebrated his 77th birthday anniversary Sunday. - &

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HONDAY, FRBSEARY, 13 . o T “IF 1 WERE QUEEN” with Ethel Clayton, also Ben Turpin, the eress __ eyed man in a good comedy. o h g 2 7 Tonight Is pay night, perhaps you will be lucky tonight, ; - The Band Benefit is postponed owing to the death of one of its mem. bers, until a later date, - ' e G WEDNESDAY AND THUKSDAY, FEB, 14 ang 15 ch.r i “THE HEADLESS HORSEMEN” with WILL ROGERS as* Ichabod Crane adapted from Washington Irving’s “Legend of Sleepy Hollow” Just imagine! The inimitable Will Rodgers as the _eéceentric school master of Sleepy Hollow here is a ehmcterization ~that will live forever and a dramatization that will nevre be forgotten. Also a splendid comedy. Adm. 15 202¢ = G ‘ e FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FEB. 16 AND 17 : e “AFFINITIES” with Collen Moore and John Bowers from Mary Roberts Rineharts clever drama a strory of a bad little good girl. : SUNDAY AND MONDAY FEB. 18 AND 19 - : _“LOVE NEVER DIES” frem Will N. ‘Harben - story “The Cottage of Delight” an extra fine production also Lloyd Hamilton “Ham” in splen. did comedy ealled “Danger” : : : , COMING FEB. 20, 21, 22 ; £on v 2 “PHE KENTUCKY DERBY” and Harold Lloyd in ‘““Never Weaken” big show. : : B = : L i - : itk GI f‘ 7. SRS 3 : 2 : GFE>, | " WINCHESTER stors | watt)| vees | gl fe . : o " : D, e o e/ &// | Ligonier’s Leading Hardware e = 5 ey o e

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