Ligonier Banner., Volume 58, Number 8B, Ligonier, Noble County, 17 April 1924 — Page 2

Avoidable Worries - How many times have you been called ~ upon to pay some bill the second time? ‘Probably you had a paid receipt but just ~as probably you didn’t. Why not avoid thete costly disputes by depositing your | income in a checking aceount at this bank and paying all bills by check? o An endorsed check is indisputable evidence that you have paid the bill. . “The Bank on the Corner”’ .

Notice to the Public | Commenci_ng May lst ” Will sell for 50¢ per hundred potinds . on the street S Residence 60c per hundred pounds Buy your books before May Ist and ~ save the small raise in price Ligonier Artificial Ice Co

Coalfor Cook Stove 1 Received a consignment ovvf‘ '. '_ | Nigger Head @ ~ Tennessee Coal , ‘The best fuel for cook stove". It costs ;‘ o more, but is worth mor-e . . L. A Palmer

Wall Paper We have a large stock of low and medium priced - Wall Paper. Come in and make selections, you - will be surprised how little it will cost you to paper your rooms. - Weaver’'s Hardware L Phonellt .

The Ligomer Banner . ll'l'mﬁ 188, : " Published by * : "he Banner Publishing Company W. C. B. HARRISON Editor Published every Monday and Thursday and entered in the Postoffice at Ligoaier, Ind., as second class matter.

Man Carried to Safety. The two story frame house on thc‘ farm of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Black northwest of Warsaw was burned tc;i the ground shortly after midnighti Monday night the -blaze having start} ed it is believed ifrom sparks from & burning chimnf;eyk.‘ The loss 13 estimated at $4,000 with partial insur ance. The smokehouse also was burned but Warsaw firemen and neighbors succeeded in saving the barn and the household goods. N. W. Rabbitt S father. of Mrs. Black was carried lc the home of a neighbor. i * Those Who May oVte, - Contrary to an impression existing in some quarters no’ registration - required to vote in the primary election Tuesday May 6._'Anyone who will lbe a qualified: voter at the general election November 4 is entitled ¢ yote in the primaries, He is expect: to take a ballot of that party a ma. jority of the candidates of which he supported at the last electi«pn. A per son not yet 21 but whe will reach that age before the general election may vote in the primary. |

~ Find Booty Worth $300.. - Approximately $3OO worth of “merchandise which it is declared is onl a part of 'the booty stolen by Charle: V. McGill confessed chicken thief whe was arrested in Elkhart on April 2 ani who is now in jail in St. Joseph Mich., awaiting trial on. a burglary] charge was recovered by Elkhart of: ficers Sunday. The furniture: wa:. found in McGill’s Hen Island home. It has been identified as that stelen from the Charles Wood’'s home in Niles MeGill’s home is in Mishawaka. : Grief Comes From (all. , Charles E. Seifers whose real namc is believed to be Clifford W. Hausc who escaped from the Marshall coun ty jail Friday night was re-arrestec by State. Motor -Policeman Gordou Otstot and Detective Lucius LeFor. tune of the South Bend police force! Monday as he sat in the Ford coupe ‘which he had stolen from the Rudd M tor Co., of Plymouth near the corner of Tutt ‘and Michigan streets South Bend awaiting for his best gir. to come out and join him. ° . Fasts Forty Days. = - - Daniel Johnson 50 former Portlandf grocerman is dead at Dayton Ohio after having fastéd for 40 days according to word received. .Mr. Johnso died in a hospital where he had been several days following his long periot of fasting. Both Mr. and Mrs. John son had fasted 40 days in -order tu. seek relief from severe attacks. oi stomach trouble. Mrs. Johnson is still living but is reported to be in a ser.. ous condition. ; Roach is Indicted. s The Whitley county grand jury Monday returned an indictment against Artie Roach of Ligonier charging him with assault and battéry with intent to murder Otis Olin Orr tenant on a farm near Churubusco on which Roach worked. Roach has beey in jail ever since February 29 when he shot. Orr who had accused Roach o' insulting Mrs. Orr. Orr as recover: ed from his injuries. o

Michael J. Stiver.

~ Michael J. Stiver aged 87 a resident of Elkhart county for 80 years died Sunday evening at the. home of a nephew T. J. Longacre of Millers. burg. - Mr. Stiver*a well known farmer who lived alone west of Millersburg suffered a stroke of paralysis April 3. Surviving -him are a nuniber of nieces and nephews. The deceased was well known in Ligonier

Death to Dandelions.

Now is the time for the individual to eliminate the dandelion from his yara according to the state department ol conseravtion. ' g

The best method: is to use gasolin shooting it into the crown of the flower it was said. In this manner. the grass is not killed. Dandelions spread when cut.

The Ladies Aid of the Christian church will hold their annual Eastey supper and bazaar April 17. The price of the supper will be 35 cents. 7 3

i Menu , Beef Loaf with Brown Gravey Escalloped Potatoes i e Macaroni and Cheese Deviled Eggs Pickled Eggs Jello ‘ Cake e . Coffee - - 6b4t ; Rl ’ For Commissioner, I wish to announce that I am a candidate for the republican nomination for Commissioner of the 3rd District and will appreciate any assistance given me. : .

, Charles W. Bender, Noble Twp Mrs. H. P. Sisterhen was over from Elkhart yesterday visiting her Ligo nier friends. She expresses a liking for her home in Elkhart now that her acquaintance there is being extended. SCHOOL EXPENSES EASILY EARN ED while attending South Bend Business College this spring and summer. Write for new catalog and partl‘puiars. . . _ 6hbt

(SEONIER BANNER, LICONTER, BVDIANA.

- . Time Epires Mag 1 I The time for filing mortgage ex-| emptio .naffidavits or soldiers’ exemptions at the office of the county auditor will expire May 1. The filing period began March 1. , i The law provides that any persons owning real estate that is liable foi taxation and is indebted in any sun! secured by mortgage may have the amount of the mortgage indebtedness up to $l,OOO deducted from the assess~ ed valuation of his property. . Fisherman is Fined. ‘ - Frank Eyanson 21 Columbia Cit‘y

young man son of one of Columbia City's ‘most prominent business mas was fined $42 in Warsaw on charge: of illegal fishing at Barbee lake. Warsaw friends of the young mai verified and endorsed his check afte: being roused from bed at 3 a. m. s . To the Public. Until October Ist my office will be closed on Th'ursday atfernoon of eacli week. £ . G D Fane. M. D, gatl NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS State of Indiana, Noble County, SS: ~ In-the Noble Circuit Court, : May Term, 1924. : : ! Petition for Partition and Ac _‘tion to Quiet Title. ; . No, o Henry T. Hull G . y 8 o Selmar Fowler et al. 5 : Comes now said plaintiff by Both well & Vanderford his attorneys an: files his complaint herein togethe) with the affidavit of a ¢ompetent per son. ; - : u

That the residence upon diligent ir.quiry 'is unknown of the followinz named defendants to-wit: Selmai Fowler, . M:iy Fowler, Frank Lake Estella {Lake Clark, Wesley Clark, Sarah. Lake Reed, John Reed, Williaia Lake, kl‘{azel Lake, Josephine Sharpe Clarence Sharpe, Donald Lake, David J. Hull, Jane Hull. John 1. Hull Georgia Hull, Albert Beatty, Ejla Beatty, George Beatty, Orrin Beati: Nellie Beatty, Luella Hull, Harry Hui Nancy Jane Hull Dunavent, Garrett D Dunavent,;James C. Hull the unkuown hushands and wives respectively ot each of the tollowing ngmed person: to-wit: Selmar Fowler, {ilarry Hull. ‘ The unknown widowers and widow: respectively the unknown children, descendants and heirs, . surviving spouse,’ Creditors‘ and administrators of the estate, devisees, legatees, trus-

tees and executors of the last will ane testament; . successors in interest amd assigns, respectively of each of the following: named and designated de--ceased persons, to-wit: Selmar Fowler, Harry Hull. _ : - All of the women once known by any of the named, and designations above stated whose names may have been changed, and who are now knowu, by other names, the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiff; the spouses of all of the persons above named, described and: designated as defendants to this action who arc married, the names of all of who are unknown to plaintiff; all persons and corporation who assert or might as sert any title claim or interest in or lien upon the real estate described in the complaint in this action,’ by, under or through any of tse defendants tc this action named, described and de signated in said complaint the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiff; that the following named defendants are non-residents of.the State of Indiana, to-wit: Selmar Fowler, May Fowler, Frank Lake, Sarah Lake Ree. John Reed, David J. Hull, Jane Hull Ella Beatty, George Beatty, 'Orrin Beatty, Nellie Beatty, Luellla Hull ‘Harry Hull, Nancy Jane Hull Dunavent, Garrett D. Dunavant and James C.. Hull that said action is for the purpose of obtaining partition of and quieting title to real estate in the State of Indiana; that a cause of action exists against all of said defendants that they are necessary partiesr thereto and are believed to be non-residents of the State of Indiana. The following real estate in Noble County, state of Indiana is described in said complaint, to-wit: lot number forty-eight (48) in the original plat ot the town now city of Ligonier, excepting thirty-two (32) feet by parallel lines off of the east end there of and it is the purpose of plaintiff by this ‘action to obtain a decree of the court ‘quieting_ the title of the several owners of interests in sai dreal estate as in said complaint set forth ,to said real estate as against all demands claims and claimants whatsoever.

Notice is therefore hereby given said defendants that unless they be and appear on the 24th day of the regular May 1924 term of the Noble Circuit Court of Indiana being the 7th day of June 1924 to be begun and hol: den on the 12th day of May 1924, at the court house in the town of Albion in said county and-state, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same wil lbe heard and determined in theit absence. . S

In witness whereof I have hereuntc set my hand and affixed the seal of said court at the office of the clerk ‘hereof, in the town of Albion on this 17th day of April 1924, ' (Seal) Isaac Deter, Clerk of the

. Noble Circuit Court o Bothwell & aVnderford Attorneys for Plaintiff. . . Bb3w Seal. g

" NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

state of Indiana Noble County SS: Notice is hereby given that the uncersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of John W. Lung deceased late of Noble County Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent, s

Clarence C. Lung administrator | © of the estate of John W. Lul}d& deceased. T W. H. Wigton, Att’y. : - Bb3w

' Church Supper ' lj Supper will be served by the Ladies! Aid Society of the U. B. church Tues-|: day eevning April 22 in the basemert: of the church. , e , . Menu, . ‘ : * Chicken and Biscuit i . Gravy Baked Beans i - - Salad - Jello ; Cake . i e ; - Coffee 3 ; ! . Price'3s cents. « ' : ' In This District. o Secretary of State Ed Jackson who addressed a Father and Son banquct here some time ago -an dwho desires, to ‘become the candidate of the rel publicans’ for governor is making ady dresses in the Twelfth congressional district this weekk. = ; - For Clerk of Circuit Court. ' I wish to announce that I wil Ilbe a candidate for the- nominations of Clerk of Noble Circuit Court on the Democratic ticket, subject to the primary. . : ' : _ (Mrs). FRANCES M. BEANE : ‘ : Albion. Bbtt Ederly Pair Married, Samuel Mast 70 engineer Gosher and Manvy };Jllen Bortz 70 of Syracusc were married by Rev. J. S. Cain a warsaw. . : : - Plant a Tree, ' Tomorrow is- Arbor Day and the time to plant a tree x Wanted, ‘married man to work on | farm. - Inquire Clarence. Wemple. Phone 371 Ligonier. : batf

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9 room modern homie , Main. Street, Ligonier. A bargain. - ) P : Sl 70 sacre farm north of Richville Church for sale or trade. .~ Modern home. on South '.i\-lzirtxu Street. s 7 room modern home in Seouth paret of Gity. L 3 N 5 5 8 room house near U. B.'church 2568 acre farm near Ligonier at:a bargain: : i 8 room house for sale or trade for propertynear Lake Wawasee 35 acre tract of land on shore of Crooked . Lake. Steuben County suitable for platting. Must sell 12 room' modern home on Cavin Street. Garage. For sale or rent.

Federal Farm Loans Insurance of every description - Safe Investments, = .. . f ~ We will file your mortgage exemptions for vou Phone 165 Second Floor Sheets Bldg. Ligonier, Ind.

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7 room modern residence on Ft Wayne road. Two choice lots. Asngdh 8 room brick hause-in center of city, .Garage. Choice fruit. . r;:ydmirbﬁck “house on north side at a bargain. ' . 111 acre poultry and fruit farm on Lincoln Highway within 3 niles miles of Ligonier. Priced el Good house and 3 lots near Cathelic: Church at a bargain. Several - choice properties at Lake .Wawasee priced right.. Rome City home for sale. ‘Other properties for sale or rent