Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 18B, Ligonier, Noble County, 28 June 1923 — Page 3

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W. R. JACKSON Tm:tee Perry Townshsp Office mer State Bank, Ligonier Aceuratey and Scientifically = Fitted. Broken lenses :f . reph«d. e Mrs.L.P. Wineburg "E.R. Kurtz Auctioneer o Euaag Be 95, Dpaer: ¢ Mrs. Elizabeth Lamb M Tiuting s Hinl Dresstng ‘Bothwell & Vanderford el dawew L Phone 156.. Ligonier, Indiamn

'We are now ready to rebuild and recharge all kinds and makes of batteries. Using the Constant Potential System ~ We dre able to recharge a battery ina = "~ very short time compared with the ' : .old style charging method. Let ' s prove our method by your e - patronage ‘ e Bao 1T DA D oas ol . Service 78l “Second Street }%‘éﬁ:“ﬁf% T ‘f;t ‘. ;n m wmw '

G. R STANSBURY 10 ENLARGE STORE

WILL THROW . ROOMS TOGETHER - WITH ARCHWAYS S 0 AS TO UTILIZE MORE SPACE ; Big Improvement Will Be Started ' Monday July 2, and Rushed to : Early Completion, | . Another mar Med improvement inl( Ligonier business circles will -be the'| remodelng of the double store of C: R. Stansbury. : o . The quarters are eighty feet deep with forty-four faot frontage and arches will divide the store rooms after the changes are made instead of R wall :

A growing business has been crowdllng Mr Stansbury for some time and ‘feeling the need of more space in which to- do ‘business and display his goods the remodeling of the building will begin one week from next Monday, July 2 and rushed to completion. o ‘ - Aside from removing the center wall which now divides the two rooms a modern front will be placed in the north room and show cases and tables will line the fronts of the rooms for displaying ' purposes. :

In the rear of the north building the grocery and queensware departments will be stationed while the sputh room will 'be given over to dry goods. e e Mr. Stansbury has felt the need of these improvements for some time and has chosen July generally a quiet month in trade to make them. -’ : The rooms will be refinished inside and copsiderably b eautiffed ana when the task is done the stores will be -greatly enhanced. S

-~ - Spurgeon Family Reunion. The annual reunion of the Spurgeon families was held at the country home of Mrs. Kate Shaw in Elkhart township Sunday. A bountifal dinner , music and social visiting composed an entertainment most enI joyable to all. Every part of .the immediate vicinity thereabouts was ‘represented by this pioneer family and among those from away were Mr. and ‘Mrs. 0. C. Kinnison, Toledo, 0., Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Spurgeon and Miss ‘Hazel Spurgeon Chicago; Isaac Spurgeon, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Max and children of Quaker City O. %

‘Strong Man Stricken. £ J%ob Myers once Noble county’s stroligest man who successfully com: peted in a pulling patch against two horses in Wawaka was stricken by the heat while shingling a building there for Frank Knepper. He was taken home and is quite ill. ;

Fine Rain Monday Night. . A heavy rainfall was general throughout Noble county Monday night followed by much cooler weather Tuesday and Wednesday. A drouth of about six weeks was broken along with an extremely hot spell. i .22 To Give Lake Party, = Mesdames Graham Lyon, Fred Starr, Charles Simmons, of this city, and Maurice Brubaker, of Ft. Wayne will give a party Friday at the South Shore Inn, Wawasee. A large number of invitations have been issued:

Killed by the Cars. Pat Brandy age 17 of near Pekia, 111.,, met a tragic death late aSturday when he fell between cars on the Baltimore & Ohio railroad freight train two miles west of Avilla. Both legs were crushed off and ke died while being rushed to Sacred Heart hospital at Garrett. . . Another June Weddng, Miss Esther Fair of Paulding, 0., and Carlos Williams of Kendallville were unted in marriage at - Albion Tuesday. They are prominent young people and will make = their future home in Kendallville. . Another good rain last night has done much for the growing crops,

NEWS NOTRS ‘ Use artificial pure ice. Phone 100 for prompt delivery. £ ' 10bte For sale a barn. Call "at Banner ‘The city council meets in regular session tonight. § e - Fred Starr had business which called him to Fort Wayhe Weduesday. See Arthur Furgeson for electre fans, ‘ 18att

Wanted to rent one or two um furnished rooms. Call Bananer of fice, N s

Louis Levy arrived home Wednesday from atending the furniture show in Chicago. < v J. F. Sampsel will clean out cisterns and repair them. Leave orders at Banmer office. , Tbtt Mrs. M. A. Hutchison and daughters have been on a visit with friends in Brimfield. Buggy For Sale—We have a good single Buggy for sale. Ligonier Uni: versal Sales’Co. : 16btt For rent modern house one sguar | east of Citizens Bank on Third stree:. Inquire of James A. Taylor. 17at Wanted—Poultry and eggs. Highest ‘cash market prices paid for same. Phone 261 Geo. Feldheiser. [ *lBh4t 'Keep coll by the use of a General Electric fan bought from Arthur Furgeson. . - 18att While in Chicago last week C. R. Stansbury purchased a big stock of goods for his double store, ‘Mrs. Mae Carney and son James a:¢ spending thle week at the Carney cottage Natticro Beach. Kendallville officers are after automobile speeders, making a half dozen arrests for the offense during the past week. ; ;

Miss Kattherine Wood came from Cihcago to enjoy a vacation visif with her parents in this city Mr. amd Mrs. W. W. Wood. S ‘Miss Kate Billman of Elkhart is spending her vacation' with her parents Mr. and Mrs. George W Billman near Wawaka. k . Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Baum and daughters Thelma drove over from Toledo, Ohio- and paid Mrs. Joseph Levy and family a visit. <TN L

Newton Pancake ig spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. John Green at' their Diamond lake cottage and enjoying the fishing. r ; . J. A. Wiley is rapidly recovering 'tmm a severe attack of rheumatism ‘which has confined him to his home for about three weeks. by ~ Charles Shobe the ' well known ‘horseman who had been dangerously ill shows much improvement and his recovery is now looked for. i Restore original finish of 'your car‘ by having it Simonized. Equals a new paint job, at far less cost. Bee Stanley Franks, phone 292. ,14b4t FOR SALE—Light Six Studebaker Roadster. 1923 model. Extra good value. Ford touring car in good running order. Blazed Trail Garage. 18a2t The Prettiest Lake-The Greatest Slide

Tob-O-Gan at Lake Wawasee . Ideal Beach A Refined Soprt-A Wonderful Exer- | : cise. Don’t Miss It. Lost, purse containing over seven dollars in money, between Foster's. Taxi barn and the Blazed Trail garage Tuesday forenoon. Finder please report to the Banner office. For Sale—B§ room modern house four lots with fruit and shade trees, garage and chicken house good baru, cement floor and thre-aere pasture lot. Will make great poultry farm. Call phone 380 Ligonier, 16btf Glen Engle well known newspaper man of Lorajne, Ohio ‘drove in his car to this city to visit his parents Police Chet and Mrs. Werten Engle, He wil probably spend his vacation here with home folks.

TOR . SALE—Six and-three fourths acres of land on West Union street. Brick house modern, barn, garage over 30 cherry trees, small peach orchard just beginning to bear, other fruit. Mrs. J. E. Culver. - 18htt * Mr. and Mrs. Sol Henoch after a delightful trip through the west visiting ‘points in Colorado and lTewa arrived home Tuesday {evening. Mrs.. Henoch- who had been in rather delicate health for a year is none the worse for the long tour. George W. Nusbaum of Wawarsua is spending the week at the Harrison cottage and catching many fish in Diamond lake. Tuesday he landed nice pike a bass and finished with a big dog tish which he threw back into the water. : pasnss !

. Sunday Bervices M. E, Church Sunday School 9:30 A. M. ; Morning worship 10:45. . Sermon by ‘the pastor. ; : ¥ Evening Service 7:30. : Many Take In' Tour. _ Fifty-three persons including club members breeders and visitors traveiing in ten automobiles made the' Short Horn Calf club tour in Noble county Tuesday stopipng nine places during the day to see calves belonging to club ‘members, A distance of seventy-five imiles was covered on the tour, which .was regarded as one of the most interesting and successful ‘ever held in this county| P

On Way te Consult Doctor. Mrs. Harley Sheeley aged 66 a sister of Mrs. Nate Etchyson of this city whose death was. mentioned in Mon‘day’s aßnner was on her way from her ‘home: near Millershurg to consult a QGoshen physician when death came suddenly. j ¢

; Reign of Thieves. Kendallville has been visited by many petty thieves lately and auto‘mobile acecessories have been the articles taken in most instances. ; ' Home From the South. r . Harry Burkhart is home after an extended stay in the south where he performed much architectural work, | The gentieman is a fine mechanic,

NEXT MEETING AT LAKE WAWASEE

WILL ENJOY SUPPER AT SOUTH - SHORE INN INCLUDING LADIES i AS GUESTS ~ o Thursday, July 12 Date Fixed For Pligrimage of Ligonier Business Men and Wives., ~ Thursday, July 12 members of the Ligonier Chamber of Commerce accompanied by their ladies will enjoy a supper at the South Shore Inn, Wawasee. ' ~ This was the action taken by the commerical body Wednesday nooon at the regular meeting and luncheon. ~ This means that the regular noon luncheon will be dispensed witn scheduled for Wednesday noon July 11, the evening meal at the lake taking its place. : o i It is understood that each member bears the expense of his guests. The matter came up on motion of Vice President Wigton and Secretary Keehn was named to make the arrangements,

There were but 22 members to re: spond &t yesterday’s meeting, many of the business men being away on outings and very little business came up for action. . : : The committee in charge .of the municipal bathing pool known as the Ole Swimmin’ Hole reported through its chairman W . H. Bender that the pool is being well patronized with Orlen Chapman in charge. It was suggested that the bed of the river be dredged at that point 8o as to secure a deeper water level. This it is beljeved may be done with a scraper. J. C Brunk was chosen to organize the boys and girls for a tag day to raise funds for meeting the expense of the caretaker and the improvements sugegsted. : e - Dr. Keehn, chairman of the parkl committee. and tourist camping ground reported that Freed park is now beautifully illuminated at night with electric¢ lights and is growing in popularty with tourist campers eleven cars occupying the camp |Tuesday \nlght. The average number to camp there is about 7 a night. : The application for membership of Harry Beck was received and action upon it went over two weeks under the rules. Mr. Beck is the new cashier of the Farmers & Merchants Bank and is a popular young man. He will make a valued member.

The Eichhorn Players

The Eichhorn Players who are ia Goshen this week will open in Ligoneir Monday July 2nd in “Caste” T. W. Rebertson’s world famous comedy and will present two new plays that have never been staged before. ‘My Lady’s Nerves” on Tuesday evening ‘'which is a new 8 act light comedy and their feature “Beggars All' ’written by Merritt William Green who is one ‘of the company and who plays the leading role in. his own play. i ~ In three respects the Bichhorn Repertoire company is unique, differing from other traveling companies in that all the players are college men and women; it is a small company playing the beést plays and using the new modern curtain scenery ‘witn special ‘designed back drops and latest in lighting effects = ‘ ; ~ The Eichhorn Players are touring Indiana and Michigan going north toi the Michigan summer resorts the latter part of July and August. They travel by car and trucks carrying their own big tent. : :

Merchants Market Day, -Ligonier merchants -are puttingl on a special market Day for Saturday |! June 30 and are offering extra in-| ducements for people to come here to| trade. & : Ligonier merchauts are meeting all}| competition from surrounding trading| points and are underselling many mer chants in other towns and cities. . This issue of the Banner carries ad-| vertisements of more than a score of Ligonier business and professional| men and & limited number of copies .may be had for mailing to distant friends ' :

~ Death of Mrs. Bowsher. c ~ Mrs. Amos Bowsher of Topeka pass‘ed away in an Blkhart hospital Tueslday where she had been taken for treatment. Her age was 74 years and she was a pioneer resident of LaGrange coutny. She is survived by her husband, two sons, Harley and Howard Bowsher and four daughters Mrs. Wilda Shoup, Mrs. E. B. Dunten Mrs. Fred Moltz, and Mrs. Walter ‘Houlders. The funeral will occur from ‘the late Topeka home Friday. )

I Takes Launch Ride: * Dr, Frank Weaver and family came from Churubusco and spent the week with his brother Albert Weaver and wife at their Ogden Island cottage, Wawasee. They all took a cruise in Mr. Weaver's new launch and enjoy: ed a very pleasant visit. L

Takes Respotusible Position. | ~ Olin Stansbury who had been spending a vacation of two weeks with his mother Mrs. Lena Stansbury will return to Chicago Sunday wheére ‘he Hhas accepted a responsible pogition with the McCutchon-Gerson advertising agency one of the largest concerns of its kind in that city. - Four Pound Bass, - Harry Gilbert holda the medal for landing the prize bass. The other ‘evening he caught in Diamond lake a l,ﬁnv ‘which tipped the scales at four

Come onin_the water is fine. We are ‘ showing the largest and best line of bathing suits we have ever shown. Suits for the little fellow as well as the big one. e ‘Boys’ Suits 75¢ to $3.50 Men’s Suits $1 to $6.00 - - Qne and ,_two_‘-.pie_ceb_Suitzs 5 = ,‘f _ Palm Beach Gaberdine ~and Tropical Uil worsted pants Sun Hats tor everybody. fin need o of a traveling bag or suit case for ~ that vacation see our line. =~ ‘ Carney S Clotinng Store

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