Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 4A, Ligonier, Noble County, 19 March 1923 — Page 2

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Beauty a nd Durability are the ath actived f\_ea:‘iufes;,. of the new - Automobile But service 'and saving are qualitfes no to be ignored Let me demonstrete;t\hi'sf wonderful car foryou ~ Otis Baker,Agent ‘Ligonier, Ind. Se

Shoes! Good Shoes! . a good line otgood'shoes;for Men and Young Men " Dress and work shoes at reesonable : | prices. Call and look them over - before making a purchase Goodyear Welt Shoe 'Repairing Let us 'reoair' that old pair,'of shoesybefore : ' the spring rains, and avoid callinga doctor ~ B. F. Wilkerson - Harness and Shoe Hospitel. Ligonier, Ind.

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20 Year Loans 5,9 Pleﬁty'of rxioﬁey available for loans secured by first farm mortgages which do not exceed 40 per cent of :the land value at 5%%. 'Partial payment of 20-year amortization. :

- b-Year Loans 5% : i - o g \ & a s,\_.'>‘ i Wg’ \ dy ; ‘ Minimum of delay and maximum -of satisfactory service -in making short time farth loans at 5%, No charge for exam - _ ing abstract. Call at our Ligonier office or write our Fort - Wayne office for full details. ~ + o w.., S iNN LR ATIQ BD ; . ) w Y Vi o - THE STRAUS BROTHERS CO. N e ‘w\é}r%wﬁ PR ST e R ,1 eRy A e S ~ Home Office—Fort Wayne, Indiana =. " RAR e et R ol TR e e i e e Y icanior Tns oPR q‘ s R L el CIARARY R o oy el Cbm‘m'j fég‘s» R e e b eL LR e

The Ligomer Banner: ¢ ; || ESTABLISHED 1868, o Published by @ 7 . "he Banner Publishing .Company : WC. B. HARRISON Editor [ AT Rt | Published every Monday and Thursday ond entered in the Postoffice at Ligonier, Ind., as second class matter.

" Entertain Thirly Guests. - Mrs. J. E. McDonald and Mrs, Will ‘Sack delightfully entertained thirty .guests Thursday afternoon at a. rhum party. ,Shamrock and sweet peas were the table decorations which ‘greeted the visitors when they sat ‘down to a very elaborate six o’clock 'dinner. There were seven card ‘tables and the games were on the progressive order. Mrs. A .J. Inks captured first prize, Mrs, J. L. Dunning second while consolation honors, ‘went to Mrs Ollie Simmons.” Mesdames McDonald and Sack' entertain. 'cd a large bridge party on Tuesday when the guests numbered; sixty. Both affairs were most enjoyable. - i ode Beld Epe Bids on the construction of the Lincoln highway from New Haven east to the Ohio state line were re‘ceived Thursday. at” Indianapolis by thés tate highway commission, but the contract for’/ the work will' not be let unless farmers living betwesn New Haven and Zaia agree within a 'week to donate enough land to provide for .a 50 foot right of way. About twenty farmers along the road are demanding pay and thes tate gommission says “no.” ' ; i :

Mileage Books Now in Use.

. May 1 travelers may begin riding the trains at reduced fares with the resumption by the railroads of the practice of = selling' interchangeable mileage books. The restablishment of the mileage books which were abandoned during the World war, re: sulted from the passage by congress of the bill introducted by Senator James E. Watson of Indianapolis, which directed the carriers to issue the bopks. : ~ ~ e

Case Set For March 29.

The damage suit of Mrs. Gladys Iddings against the New York Central Railroad Co., set for trial in the Noble circuit court at Albion March 22 : The Iddings’ suit is for $lO,OOO camages and is the outgrowth of the accident at the Kendallville Main street railroad cro’ssi'ng about a year ago when Scott ‘lddings the plaintiff’s husband was struck and killed by a fast New York Central train.' ;

Must Act Quickly.

April 1 maris the last day this year: when applications will be received for stock fish provided by the four state hatcheries, says George N. Mannfeld. chief of the fish game division of the state conservation department, who urges persons desiring stock fish to file before that time. Blanks for this purpose may be secured by writing the conservation department. -

No Change in Fish Law.

Seventeen 'bills proposing changes in the tish laws wefe introduce. dusing the late legislative session but not one became a law. Black bass and blue gills are protected during the spawning -period from Apri] 30 to June 16. This act; creating the closed season on these species was passed by the 1921 legislature.”

Dies at LaOtto.

Mrs. Jeynie Wilkinson Hunt, 80 of LaOtto: died suddenly Thursday at the home of her daughter Mrs. Luln Rhodes with whom she had been making her home. She was born in New York state but came to Indiana with her parents when a girl. ) .

Loses Faith in Him,

The average citizen of Ligonier hasg lost faith in the ground hog as a weather prophet. His six weeks of test closed Friday and his prediction according to all signs was for mild weather. & :

-To Decide Postmastership. : At Fort Wayne April 14 the ecivil service commission will hold exam: jnations to decide upod pgstmasters for Topeka and Howe. These arg third class offices which pay from $l, 000 to $1.200 a.vear, 7 o -

Thunder and Lightniug,

Thursday night there was 4 regular spring lightning and thunder storm. The falling rain switched into snow as the temperature grew cold and this was followed Friday by all kinds of WWeather 2 o s T i

-No Free Seeds Here. . ~ In answer to many inquiries by Banner readers it is fair to state that that no government seeds were sent to” the Banner office this: y*e;!lr— -and consequently there are none for distriht‘tgionl oy L

. Business Grows Rapidly, | ' While in' Detroit last week Miss Jane Sisterhen secured 100 orders for childrens’ raiment. Miss 'Sisterhen ‘makes beautiful clo’ying ‘for itile| tots and her business is rapidly Browing. : 00l e (ore s Another 0, BoOlibte, | | Undeér the aispicés of the Noble County Publie Health and Anti-Tub: erculosis society another ~ tubercular clinic will be held in the ‘community building in Kendallville March 27, . 'Picks, Oherry Blossoms. ‘| _ Aaron Rasor of Warsaw picked a} branch of cherry blossoms from his|

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_Mrs. Theodore Spurgeon has been ggite Ll e e ~ Wanted—Office girl. Address Ban: ner Office Ligonier. G For Sale dry wood. Inquire Oliver Roe. Ligonier, Phone 778. =~ 2a4t Mrs. Helen Deal died at LaGrange. She was 85 years of age. “-I;;Iiss Marle Grant and James Williams are Kendallvilel newlyweds. Mre. Addie Grow s _hofhe after a lengthy sojourn in. Grand Rapids, Mich. ‘ : : .‘Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Brunk are the proud parents of a new son born Friday. | ;

. C. Mochel had the teeth in his upper jaw all extracted and |a persistent ieadache has left him. 5 Four cases of smallpox were réported from Noble county to the state health board last week. | st ' Charles McDaniel the dray man.has been confined to his home the past two weeks by illness. i . Hector Sack has been confined to liis home ;two weeks with an infected foot. Heiis recovering however. | _Trustee and Mrs. John W. Zimmerman of Elkhart township have been _entertaining friends from: South Bend, |C. C. Method has purchased the Lutheran church edifice at Millers® purg and will convert it into a facLOEY, o Lt ;

John Bussing and Dean Cochran are still confined to their homes with bad colds a result of a relapse from the flu. St U " Mrs. Harriet Douglas who spent ‘the winter with Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Slabaugh in this city has returned to her home in Topeka. - ~ Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Shell came from their farm home near Wolcottville .Saturday and visited relatives and old. friends in Ligonier. - C L em—— o '/ Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Burely are home from a visit in Columbus other Ohio points and Anderson this state They report a very enjoyable trip. - -

~1. M. Baum has accepted a -responsible position with the Straus Brothers company and will sell securities for the firm out of the Chicago office.

Sol Henoch joined Mrs. Henoch at a Battle Creek sanitarium for a visit Saturday and Sunday. The lady continues to show marked improvement.

‘Mrs. Nelson Inebnit was discharged from Goshen hospital Friday. Mrs. Inebnit will spend a short time convalescing in the home of relatives in Ligonier an dher Vparents Mr. and Mrs. Gus Baker. ; oo

“Rev. and Mrs. Hiram Forney and Mrs. Sid Gardner of Goshen were called to Hotel Ligonier Friday by the serious .condition of Mrs. shsan Ecklebarger aged 72 who suffered a fracture of the right hip a week ago.

The W. C. T. U. will meet at the home of Mrs. T. W. Wagoner Tuesday evening March 20 Ewery member urged to be present to make arrangements for institute to be held a Presbyterian church March :27.

Still Playing Politics.

- In order to placate the farmers/o’f the state for the veto of their cooperative marketing bill Gov. McCray has called the leaders of farm organizations to meet with him and formulate a measure which will ® prove satisfactory to Indiana_pdlis commission merchants for introduction’at the next session of the legislature. If the farmers can be made to swallow this bunkum they are too innocent to run at large. ;

The Indiana —Ohio base ball league will open’ the season at Fort Way’ne May 6. The Kendallville Reds of which Herman Sack of Ligonier is a member will participate in the opening game, according to the present schedule; L H

Mr. Brown Goes East,

~ Herbert 8.. Brown had business ness which took him to Chicago today and in a few days will leaye to assume his duties with a big corporation in Massachusetts. The Brown family wil lremaia in Ligonier for a time. il e e o

... . Yery\Large Specimen. . Mr. and Mrs. George Wehrly who live northwest of Claypool report that a_ butterfly has been hatched out at t@eir place. The butterfly measures geven inches from tip to tip of the wings. o feanoedi on o

- . Easter Egg Hunt. . Thousands of children in Indiana cities an dtowns will enjoy public | egg hunts the Saturday before Easter. Prizes will go to the successful hunitore : e | - Notice’ to Bidders. {

- Notice is hereby given that on Thursday evening March 29 1923 the City Council will receive bids for street sweeping and cleaning of the paved streets angd alleys in the city of Ligonier Indiana. by . Specifications may be obtained of the City Clerk. The right is reserved | by the Council to reject any and all | Dids it unsatisfactory. | ", T B Jeanneret, City Cletk. |

To Open May 6

‘ NEWS NOTES. For sale——R_‘,e'ed> baby cab. Cheap. Inquire at the Banner office. '+, Ibtt Wanted, | bookkeebé_r and stenographer. Apply at Shirt Facory, Ligonier. ~©= = =~ oL SnER I‘]'Elkaiy’si straw hat dye made in 16 fast colors 25 cents. Sold only at Grif. tit’s Drug Store - 2bti Pure Milk and Maple Row cream delivered to all parts of the city. Earl’ James. ,Phone 831. i ~ bbte - For Sale—Some gooa chunk ‘horses at the right price. Otis Baker Ligonier, Ind. e 49br? For Ps{inting and Paper Hanging‘ Call Hershel Reed. Phone No. 885. @ Satf

Wanted to purchase small house and grounds on |the South Side. Inquire at Banher ‘%oﬁice.g + datf ) L ———— -.:" Painting of all kinds done in a satisfactory manner. I will do automobile furniture ‘sign and a general line of work. Give me a call. Wallace Jackson.{ | . 46btf o : Sup‘fpelf and Bazaar. . he Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church will give an Easter supper and hold a bazaar in the church hsement Tuesday, March 27. Supper ) eentm 010 t BaR) ' INéxt Friday March 23 Mesdames A. N. and'L. R. Wertheimer will entertain about 60 guests at a one o’clock luncheon at Hofel Ligonier. Bridge will be a feature of diversion. i .

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