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NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS.

State of Indiana Noble County SS: ~ In the Noble . Circuit Court : October Term 1923 ». ‘"~ To quiet Title : Adam M. Ripperton, et al. ; G R : (.’ Abel Tavison et al. - bl Come now the plaintiffs by Bothwell and Vanderford their attorneys. and file their complaint herein together with the ' affidavit of ‘a competent person that| the residence upon diligent inquiﬁy is unknown '}ot‘ the following named defendants, towit: Abel Tavison, Abel’ ‘Larjsin, Abel Larrison, George Swank, Walter Gibson, Phoebe Gibson, Etta Don{at, William Donat, - Myrtle Tewell, Charles Tewell, George Hahn, Bertha Hahn, Joshua Hahn, Lea Kahn, Pearl Hoffman, Lottie Holloway. John Holloway, Ethel Holler, Alonzo Holler, Colfax . Kinnison, Mabel Kinnison, Samuel Ritter. Delbert Bess, Ott Corp, Dorthea Kitchen, Dorthea , Froenhafer, .Dorthea | Ford, David Ellison Kinnison, James Cook, John HamiKon, Nancy Hamilton, Andrew ook, Josiah A. Newman Eliza A. Newman, Mary Hamilton, Thomas Tuttopo, Sarah Tuttope, Delila Cook, Henry C. McWheeter. Henry McWherter, Louvina Mc Wherter, Lovina McWherter, Delilah Cook, Lovina McWhereter, Lavina = MecWherter,. Alpharetta @ McWherter, Alphraretta McWherter, Alpha Rettie McWherter, Franklin ‘Minier Louisa Minier, Jacob Kahn, Jacob Kann, Stella Pink, Samuel Fink; that the names of the defendants are unknown and that they are believed to be non-rsidents of the State 'of Indiana, suéd in this action by the] following names and designations, towit: “the unknown husbands and wives, respectively of each of the following named persons, to-wit Abel Tavison, Abel Larison, Abel Larrison, George Swank, Henry Beebe, Lester Beebe, Clyde Beebe, Jesse Beebe

’William Smith, Pearl Hoffman, Frank Ely, Isaac Ely, aHlley Ely, Frank Ely, Emerson Ely, Mary Ely, Bertha Ely, Nimmons Kinnison, Samuel Rit'i ter, Ott Corp, Stella Kitchen, Minnie Kitchen, Blanche Kitchen, Richard Kitchen, ~ Bertha Kitchen, Dorthea Kitchen, Dorthea Froenhafer, Dorthea Ford, David Ellison Kinnison, James Cook, John Hamilton, Nancy Hamilton, Andrew Cook, Josiah A. Newman Eliza A. Newman, Mary Hamilton, Thomas Tuttopo, Sarah Tuttopo Delila Cook, Henry C. McWheeter. Henry McWherter, Louvina McWherter, Lovina McWherter, Delilah Cook Lovina McWhereter, Lavina McWherter, Alpharetta McWherter, Alphraretta McWherter, Alpha Rettie MeWherter, Franklin - Minier; Louisa Minier, Jacob Kahn, Jacob Kann, Stella Fink, Samuel Fink, the names of all of vhom are unknown to plaintiffs; the unknown widowers and widows, the unknown children, descendants and heirs, surviving spouse, creditors and administrators of the estate, - devisees, legatees, trustees and executors of the last will and testament, successors in interest and assigns, respectively, of each of the following named and designated deceaged persons to wit: Lucinda Alexander, James D. Alexander, Isaac Gibson, Eve Gibson, * Almeda Hahh, Mary Beebe, Eliza Jane Miller, Minerva Smith, Harrison Swank, Richard Swank, Lafayette Swanik. Allen Swank, Dora Hoffman, Isaac Swank, Marilla Ely, Catherine Steinbarger, Joshua Steinbarger,, Andrew Steinbarger, Martha Ann Steinbarger John N. Kinnison, Catharine Kinnison' Nancy Jane Ritter, Samuel Ritter, David Kinnisen, Margaret Kinnison, Clarissa Boss, Harriet Corp, Martin Kitchen, Matilda Whitford, Abel Tavison Abel Larison, Abel Larrison, ' George | Swank, Henry Beebe, Lester ' Beebe, - Clyde Beebe, Jesse Beebe, Pearl Hoffman | Frank Ely, Isadc Ely; Halley Ely, Frank Ely, Emerson. Ely, Mary Hly, Bertha Ely, Stella Kitchen, Minnie Kitchen, Blanche Kitchen, Richard Kitchen, Bertha Kitchen,” Dorthes Kitchen, Dorthea Froenhafer, Dorthea Ford, David Ellison Kinnison, James Cook, John Hamilton, Nancy Hamil ton, Andrew Cook, Josiah A. New‘man, Eliza A, Newman, Mary Hamil‘ton, Thomas Tuttopo, Sarah ‘Tuttopo Delila Cook, Henry C. McWheeter, Henry McWherter, Louvina McWherter, Lovina McWherter, Delilah Cook, Lovina MoWhereter, Lavina McWherter, Alpharetta MecWherter, Alphraretta - McWherter, Alpha Retti/e McWherter, Franklin Minier, Lmﬁsa Minier, Jacob Kahn, Jacob Kann, Stella Fink, Samuel Fink, the names of

all-of whom are unknown to plaintiffs; all of the women .once known by any of the names and designa:ions above stated, whose names may have been changed, and who are now known by other names, the names ot all of whom are unknown to plaintiffs; the spouses of all of the persons above named, described and designated as .defendants to this action who are married-the names of all of whom are unknown ‘to plaintiffs: all persons and corporations who assert or might assert any title, claim or interest in or lien.upon the real estate described in the complaint in th{s action by, under or through any of' the defendants to. this - action named, @qsegibed' and ?i'esignateﬂl in said complaint, the names of all of whom ‘are unknown to plaintiffs”; that the following' named defendants are each and all mon-residents of. the State of Indiana to-wit: Rosa Winwright, -Hagene Winwright, - Henry Bedbe, Jesse Beebe, Martha m‘fgﬂl ?iﬁh? gkeimgﬁ liam Smith, | Clayton.. ‘Smith, = Lottie %4m&*sm SEnilh Joun Twabt Tove Sracrict

Angeline McGinnis, 'Gail McGinnis, Samuel Swank, Clara Swank, Gebrge Swahk, Mary Swank, Willlam H. Swank, Ella Swank, Frank Ely, Isaac Ely, Halley Ely, Frank Ely, Emerson Ely, Mary Ely, Bertha Ely, Samuel Stienbarger, Belle Steinbarger, Frank Steinbarger, Bertha Stienbarger, Ora Kinnison, Nettie Kinnison, Frank Kinnison, Dora Kinnison, Nimmons Kinnison, Viola Butler, George Kinnison, Belle Kinnison, Stella Kitchen. Minnie Kitchen, Blanche Kitchen Richard Kitchen, Bertha Kitchen Mayme M. Michaels, Jacob H. Michaels, Emily M. Lederer and Sigmund Lederer; that said action is for the purpose of quieting title to real estate in the State of Indiana; that a cause of action exists against all of said defendants; that all of said /defendants are necessary parties to said action and that they are believed to be non-residents of the State of Indiana. < >

The. following real estate in Nobl: County, State of Indiana, is describe¢ in said complaint, to-wit: The soutk half of the northeast quarter of sec tion four in township thirty five north, range nine east, :and alsc commencing on the quarter lins twenty three chaips and seventy nine links east from the quarter post at the southwest corner of the north'west quarter of said section four, township thirty five north, range nine east, thence east on the quarter line seventeen chains and two links to the southeast corner of said northwest quartér, thence north to the northeast, corner of the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter of said section four, thence west on the eighth line to a point twenty four chains from the west line of said section four, thence south nineteen chains and ninety eight links to the place of beginning, containing in all one hundred fourteen acres. o This action is instituted .and prosecuted by said plaintiffs for the purposesof quieting their title to the real estate above described as against all demands, claims and claimants whatsoever.: i ;

. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendants that unless they be and appear on the 13th day of the regular October 1923, Term of the Noble Circuit Court of Indiana, being the 15th day of October, 1923, to be begun and holden on the Ist day of October, 1923, at the Court House in the Town of Albion in said County and State, answer or demur to said complaint,\thé same will be heard and . ined in their absence In witness)\whereof I hereunto set my hand and)affix the seal of said Court at thedffice of the Clerk thereof in the-Town of Albion, Indiana, on the 23rd day of August, 1923. [Seal] . ISAAC DETER, Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court. Bothwell & Vanderford, Ligonier, Indiana, attorneys for Plaintiffs 26b3w : : Notice to Non-Resident Defendant. State of Indiana, Noble County, ss: In the Noble Circuit Court, October Term, 1923. i Emma Hagaman o j < VB, 7 m Joseph R. HHagaman : - Action for Divorce { The plaintiff in the above ‘entitled cause having -filed her complaint therein, together- with an affidavit that the defendant, Joseph R. Hagaman, is not a resident of the State of Indiana: o ; - Now, therefore, the said defendant, Joseph R. Hagaman, is hereby notified /that unless he be and appear on the 14th day of the next term of the Noble Circuit Court of Indiana, said day being the 16th ‘day of October, 1923, and said term of said court to begin on the first Monday of October, 1923, at the Court House in Albion, in said count yand state, and answer or demur to said complaint , the same will be heard and determined in his absence. Shenhed . b In witnes whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of said court this 23rd day of August, 1923, [seal] ' . ISAAC DETER, Clerk Noble Circuit Court of Indiana. Bothwell & Vandferford attorneys for plaintiff, : . 26b3w

Modern home for rent call at the Carnpy Clothing Store. 19btt Foi' Sale or rent—Residence in Hud son. Many lakes near and fine fishing. See John W, Himes under Banner office. : : _ FOR RENT—Store room . finé location for grocery, bakery or: hardware. E. M. Crowley 1329 , Harrison St Elkhart, © . ¢ ' onya Middlebury has paid $1,335 for a nhew water works pump. Sans : v —— 2o The front of the American Cafe has been treated to 'a coat of new paint. Miss Gladys Rink of Benton township spent Wednesday shopping and visiting friends in Ligonier. - L ———————————— : Messrs and Mesdames Clyde Gilderslgeve, Chester Wellington and Wilm:z& Schultz of Fort Wayne and Kokomo are occupying a Diamond lake cottage this week and will remain until after Labor Day. ~ ~The W. H. Wigton family will drive to Indianapolis next Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. John Hurst who recentY locsted Ju WAI gy g 0 _ The m@nieﬁcﬁgmm‘m teet Sy BRI of tmportance in Wamyny 0L W’*’*M’*?%g?*“ ’"f«x;@ﬂwﬁ%w#a?éi

Miss Pearl Deardorf has accepted a.i position ‘with the Kahn Shirt company. ‘ ‘ - Typhoid Epidemic. = A typhoid epidemic is prévailing at Fort Wayne. Seven cases are reported in one neighborhood. ' | Mr. and Mrs. Hod Ullery and: children will arrive from Fort Wayne Saturday to visit at the C. C. Ullery }cottage Diamond lake. They will re‘main until after Labpr Day. | | e . i ~ Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Gutelius and ‘daughter Mary Jane left Wednesday’ morning for Lake Geneva, Wis, where they will visit their daughter Miss Lucille, v - Boys Land Big Fish. ’ . Fishing in the Elkhart river Tuesday Dale 13 and Robert 11 sons <of Bert Peffiley of Goshen landed a pic: kerel that measured 39 inches long and weighed 15 pounds. ‘D, A. R. To Meet, . - The-D. A. R. will meet with Mrs. Helen Vallance Tuesday September 11 one week later than the usual date. A state officer of the organization will be present. ' | |

: Had Relatives in Ligonier, George Novinger the B. & 0. engineer killed in a wreck the other day was married to a niece of Mr. and Mrs. William Cummings. of Ligonier. Mrs. Novinger died three years ago. Five children survive, aol - Many Tonsil Operations, : The following tonsil operations have been performed at the emergency hospital of Dr. F. W. Black during the past week: Harold Berger, Tuesday; Everett Fisel, Monday; Harold Bobeck near Syracuse and Lenore Yetema, Topeka last Thursgay... : ] Gk Out in Ford Car. , Mel Culver who had been confined to his home for several weeks with an injured leg caused by a caving of ‘earth’ at South Bend, was able to 'drive out in his Ford Wednesday. He gets about with the aid of crutches and expectes 'to be walking in a ‘week or ten days. i - - ' They Visit Bryan, A. Howard Smith and daughter Miss Mildred Smith, Ed Smith, Squire Robinson and Roger Coss, Miss Grace Spurgeon, Ernest and Fred Spurgeon, Mrs. Kate Shaw, Miss ' Catherine Shaw Joseph Spurgeon, Mrs. Anna Coldren Hugh Coldren motored to Bryan, 0., Sunday to attend the Smith reunion. : e i Many Campers in Nice Weather. There were fifteen tourist machines camped at the Freed park camping ground Tuesday night andif the weather warms up the: number: will increase. - Only the better class of tourists stop at the camp and .if the weather is cold they go to hotels to spend the night. The number of machines parked at the camp last] week was 82 against 87 the previous week. | ‘ i

Side-On Collision.

An oil truck driven by Nolen Renner collided with a Ford touring car owned and operated by Hershel Reed at the alley on Second street just back of the Banner office Wenesday about noon. The oil trutk being driven north in the alley hit the Ford near the rear wheels at' the Second street crossing and threw it againist the curbing doing considerable damage to the lighter vehicle. The damage to the big truck was slight. No one hurt. ol : PUBLIC SALE The undersigned will offer at public auction at his residence. four miles west and one-half mile south of Ligonier; one-half mile south 'of Richville church and five miles east of Syracuse jon the George Stacker farm sale commencing at one o’clock. WEDNESDAY SEPT 65 The Following Property to-wit: | 5 HEAD OF HORSES—Team of bay mares coming 3 and 4 years; ‘brown ‘mare coming 10 yeafrs old, sorrel gelding 10 years old; mare colt tls months old.. L 7 HEAD OF CATTLE—Jersey cow giving milk fresh in January, Jer-sey-Gurnsey cow 2 years old fresh in January, Jersey cow b years old fresh ‘in January, Registered Jersey cow 9 years old fresh in February, Gurnsey cow 7 years old fresh in February. These cows are all giving niilk and 'are bred to Ahorough-bred Jersey bull. , Thorough-bred Jersey Bull 18 months old; - ‘'Thorough-bred Je,rse& heifer 6 months old. : € 16 HEAD OF HOGS—Pure bred Poland sow to farrow in October, 2 pure bred spotted Poland sow ‘to farrow in October 18 shoats. g - 6 dozen pure bred Rhode Island Hens, 3 pure bred Roosters. - 200 bu. oats more or less; 1725 omo F‘ﬁm Tractor and plow used . MACHINERY—New Ideal Manure spreader, new Birdsell wagon, Johu Deere hay loader, Keystone side take John Deere 7-tt, cut binder, dain mower, P. & 0 .Corn Cultivator, Ohio Corn Cultivator, Black Hawk Corn Plantes, Flat Tack, 112 bp. Gas PRASEIGES Be R e T ned gare eAU Vb e AR Engine and pump - jack, Superior ain drill, DeLaval G?WQSQ for, Oream and milk cans, set brass e gl s 1 Sivedion B ‘%‘-‘f gey ey ety 2 %*ri‘?‘*”i*&’“%"“’ ‘s%r%" . WARSTLER. « |

p Mrs. Ora Dill visted her mother Mrs. C..R. Graves in Rome City Tuesday evening. ' ) & T 4 ettt e | Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Phillips of Kendallville were arrested for public ‘intoxication and spent two days and a night fn the eity jail there. " School Tax Levy Increased. The tax levy for Goshen school city has been jncreased from §51.33 on each $lOO to $1.40. The levy is fixed by the board of education. . ' Wheat 90 Cents. i Ligonier dealers ‘are paying 90 cents for No. 1 wheat. This is a few cents higher than dealers pay in surrounding markets. . =~ Dies in Water Trough Henry Tokarski two - years old, somn of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tokarski of LaPorte county was drowned last week when he fell into a water itrough. ; o G l Sells old Homestead. Josiah Cripe has sold his farm east of Goshen which had been in the family three generations of 93 years. ‘Hig' grandfather entered and settled on the land in 1830. !

* Take Out Hunting Permits. Hunters should not neglect to! procure a license. before starting out with a gun. The permits may be secured at the law office of Bothwell & Vanderford in this city. Peppermint oil $2.65 Pound. S. L. Fryer who buys about all the peppermint oil sold in the Ligonier market says this year’s crop is only a fair one. The oil brings $2.65 a pound in thre local market. ' | 83 Years in Same Position. It will be just 33 years next Saturday that Charles Nelson entered the store in which he is still employed. The business is now owned ‘and operated by F. E. Miller. ‘

~ Big Family Reunion. The Smith-Spurgeon family reunion was held at Bryan, Ohio, last Sunday with the Smith and Spurgeon family representives of ‘Noble - county present.| Grant Himes of Goshen was there. | N ' : v Donald Latta Home. : Donald Latta who for several years attended DePauw university has ac"eep_ted a position in the Braginton book store and is greeting his old t'riends.- The young man is very popular with the people of Ligonier. : e S A ; Winona Bible Conference. ' The average attendance at the Winona Bible Conference exceeded over 4,500 daily and the total registrations were 3.250. Plans have been made and speakers selected for the 1924 assembly. ; : : et A They: Entertain Husbands. The Ladies Sewing Society of the Presbyterian .= church entertained their husbands ‘at the Frank P. Wood ‘Wawasee cottage to a picnic dinner the other day and the thirty-five enjoyed a- most delightful time. -~ Warsaw Man Robbed. = Neal Denny who said his home is in Warsaw was found on the sidewalk in Mishawaka early Sunday morning, in a badly beaten condition. He said that he had been robbed of $3OO by two men. Denny is said to have been intoxicated. @ - Doa ,

Too Much Furniture.

Fred Starr was in Chicago Wednesday with his big moving truck to bring from thate ity a load of household goods for Mrs. I. D.' Straus to be stored in the summer home here. Mrs. Straus in changing her living quarters discovered she had too much furniture. : : Death of Mrs, Poppy. Mrs. Effie Poppy aged 51 ‘years highly esteemed Wayne township woman life long resident of the county and wife of Charles Poppy trustee of Wayne township died Tuesday ‘morning at the family home three ‘miles northeast of Kendallville. Death w\‘iue to complications. ‘ ‘Enjoy Ohio Motor Trip. ’ ~Dr. and Mrs. C. G. Keehn Mrs. Keehn’s sister and nephew and Mr. and Mrs. Otis D. Nusbaum and ‘son Mauriee arrived home Tuesday from London, Ohio, where they attended a reunion of Mrs. Keehn’s family the Cargon held on the old home farm. The drive and the gathering proved most enjoyable to the Indiana famlfloe o s o Farmers Picnic Today. - _ The annual picnic of the Noble County Farm Bureau is booked for the Kendallville fair grounds ' today. Two of the principal speakers are W. H. Settle state president of the Bureau and Mrs. William T. Pierce of Knightstown, who organized the farm women o fthis county. There was a big dinner, juvenile contests; races, horseshoe pitching, = music ‘millinery demonstration and other entertainment. to make the day happy one for all. Last year some 3,000 persons attended the picnic. - L emee—- | Road to Open November 1 ~ The Lincoln %‘Vﬂ?mﬁﬂﬁ with Lake Wawases will be com~ pleted by November lit was today Shnounced by the Seaman Consirucer e U s e e e e SRR g Hub pamoany of | Gshen vl ¢ R e e L i W o et of T Hobl TR RHE Vo adiid e 8 it e et o e

- How about your baggage? Once you get to packing you'll find many things you'll need at college---and then the question will be how fogetthemithere, . 0 | . Anticipating the call from students for trunks and '\ ... - - gripswe have arranged the following o boo %, - o oattractive pric.s. ‘ ] Wardrobe Trunks, 18 styles, $28.50, $31.50, $37.50. - $4O, ﬁe and up to $75 : e ; S Box and Steamer Trunks, 36 styles, $8.75, $lO, $12,50, $13.50 $l5 and up to $32.50 SN _ Traveling bags, serviceable material, $2.75, 3.75. 5.00 : Good Cowhide Leather Bag 3, leather lined, $7.50 up to $35 “‘Over Night”’ or Week End Cases, $5 to $42.50 ‘ i ey o s ‘ ' 3 Ladies’ Hat Boxes for two or four hats, §5 to $l5 ' Large black enamel cases,“ all sizes., asb 5 Writing Companvions, note, address and merr;o book | with attractive covers, from 25¢ up. i o ‘;‘Ha§ty:Lines,’r ’ leather covering; $1.25 i S Neat little Céxses with combs, mirrers and sewing sets, in fancy ~ leather covers, sltos2 : . ‘ Coin( Purses and Money Belts.- . o 115E.'LincolnfAve. Irwin Blork Telephone 86 s - Goshen, Indiana [

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