Ligonier Banner., Volume 58, Number 10A, Ligonier, Noble County, 28 April 1924 — Page 2
Don’t Do Without! Do With Less!
It takes character, determined efforts and at times personal sacrifice to build a Savings Account. But whi_lé'you are thus saving money you are also building a character and reputation for frugality and thrift which will prove of inestirnzitable value to you later in life.
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Notice to the Public
| Commencing May Ist - Artificial Ice Will sell for 50c per hundred pounds . onfhesheer 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 ' f" ~ Received a consignment ‘bf‘ - Nigger Head Tennessee Coal The best fuel for cook stove. It costs - ~more, but is worth more ' L. A. Palmer
Farm Feice Special Kokomo Pione All wires full gauge, built with a knot that will not slip. Galvanizing of best quality. Every rod guaran- ~ teed to stretch properly. _ 1047 12-inch stay, No. 9 top and bottom, No. 11 filler at 47¢ per rod. : 1047 6-inch stay, No. 9 top and bottom, No. 11 ~ filler at 65¢ per rod. . 1045 12-inch stay No. 9 all through 65c per rod. 4 point Heavy Hog Galvanized Barbed Wire, 80 rod spools at per spool $4.40. 2 Terms to suit , - Millersburg Lumber Co. Millersburg, Indiana :
The vLigomer Banner , Published by .; - "he Banner Publishing Company W. C. B. HARRISON Editor
Published every Monday and Thursday snd entered in the Postoffice at Ligonier, Ind., as second class matter.
Mr. rGeen is Modest . Fred H. Green democratic candidate for representative to the state legislature for Noble county attended a joint meeting of the Elkhart and Orange townghip farm federation the other evening at Cosperville and made an address. Mr. Green is modest,_and failed to mention his performance but those present to listen to his remarks did not keep still. They talked freely of the utterances of Mr. Green’ and highly approved them. Being a farmer himself Mr. Green sympathizes with the tillers of the soll. He realizes the hardships the farmer hiu3 had to endure from the low prices farm products have commandedq foi several years past. He also, like his brother farmers has felt the weight of the high tax burden. - These conditions qualify him to speak of farm problems in an intelligent manner Mr. Green also ‘has pronounced ideas on the subject of needed legislation by the state. He is heartily in
favor of equalizing as well as reducing taxation so every property owner will pay his just share. He would vote'"to wipe out the useless boards and com_missions. that are absorbing the money of the people paid in taxes with their big salaries and -extravgant traveling and other expenses. In otlier words Mr. Green would have the government of the state county, township and municipality ad. ministed at the last possible expensec consistent with efficient rule. ! These are some of the questions M: Green is freely discussing with the t;bters of Noble county these days.
- New Firm For Ligonier. | What is known as the Ligonier Autc Accessories Company wil lsoon open for business in the Green room one door south of the Banner office. The proprietors are Walter Miller ‘ani Delphos Lawrence of Columbia City and they will establish a filling sta tion with free air. . - - Melvin Jackson will install simila equipment at his place of business o South Cavin .street. Both concern: were granted permits by the city council Thursday night. , : ~ + (losed Season For Fish. The closed 'season on large and small-mouth black bass and blue gill starts May 1 and ends at midnight June 15. Between such dates it is unlawfu! to take these fish from Hoosier public waters. This means that the closed season begins next Thursday morn ing. It is lawful to take with hook and line any spicies of fish not named above. . e
' Qity Council in Session, - The city council Thursday eveniug devoted its time to routine busines; with Mayor Denning, Clerk Jeanneret and all members present except Mr. Bender. Police Chief Wolf, Officer Bgwen, Street Commission Banta aac Meter Master Howard Fisel were also present. W. A. Ruple asked for aid ir improving Smith street near his home« with gravel and . the petition wus granted. The next meeting of the council will bé held Thursday May 8. :
They Go Visiting.
Mrs. Nelson Inebnit ! near Goshen had for her guests Mr. and Mrs. Joe Eckhart, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Baker and children of near Wawaka and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Shell and children of Wol cottville and Miss Josephine Baker of Ligonier. There were four generations present. =
Will Sell Cream.
C. & A. Green will within a week handle cream at their meat market. The cream will be furnished by Heward Herald. The selling of the commodity depends upon the receipt of a supply of bottles. .
Train Time Changes.
Time of operating trains on the N Y. C. railway changed at noon yesterday No. 161 weést bound leaves at 12:05 p. m. fifteen minutes earlier. No. 18§ will run ten minutes earlier,
Andrew Gallagher Dies.
Andrew Gallagher of Syracuse aggq 88 years who was taken to the Ellkhart hospital on March 7because of the fracture of one thigh died Friday Pneumonia developed causing death.
Hear, You!
The party who borrowed the lad ders from under the porch at the B. W. Cowley residence is known' so »lease return at once and save trouble
Finds Side Curtain.
Odee Agee found the side curtain to an automobile on the street and left it at the aßnner office to be called for by the owner. It is almost new.
Dies at the Age of 109 Years
Mrs, Mary Elizabeth Mayo who was born 109 years ago last March 17 died Friday night at the home of her daughter Mrs. Jennie Case at South Bend.
Shops Close Down.
All thes hops of the N. Y. C. railway system close down today and will remain idle three days. : See the big attractions ‘at Crystal this week. - : Pay your subscription to' the Ligonier Banner. Office open Saturday evenings. : ' e
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE OF . REAL ESTATE : Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a certified copy of judgment decree and order of sale to me directed by the Clerk of the Noble (irémit Court of Indiana and issued in ths cause wherein Mier State -Bank Ligoni?‘:r, Indiana a corporation 'it :plaintiff and: Rosa* J. Campbell and David L. Campbell her husband iure defendants being Civil Tause No. 878¢ in.said court eommanding me to make lby sale of the real estate hereinaftc: deseribed the sum of Eight thoussns eight hundred forty thtee and 54-ioi Dollars adjudged in favor of. ‘sajd
plaintiff upon its complaint in said cause, with six per cent interest there on from March 27th 1924, a first lien apon said real estate and costs taxe at $11.20 and accruing costs including ‘the costs of sale, I, William Hoffman Sheriff of said Noble County Indiana wil offer for sale at public auction tc
the highest and best bidder at the easi door of the Court House in the town of Albion; Noble County Indiana on 3aturday the 17th day of May 1524 - Between the hours of ten o'cloek A. M. and four o’clock P. M. of sait day, the rents and profits for a tevm not exceeding seven years of the fol lowing real estaté in said Noble Coun ty, Indiana, described: in s;iid de cree an dtherein ordered sold viz: the i‘ gndivided 25-32 interest in and to all the t‘ollowing described real estate to-wit: commencing at a post ocn ti east of the town of Cromwell thc said post being north twenty seven aug one half degrees east two; chains and twenty five links from the center- 6 the Albion and. Syracus'e road, thenc: running north'. sixty two and thre. fourths degrees west two chains ana ;t\velve links to a post at the intersec ion of the alleys, thence north twenty seven and one half degrees eastofcut chains and seventy eight links te & post; thence south eighty seven dv grees east seven chains and sixty sight ' links to a post thence south seven chains and ninety five links
to . a 2 . post . thence _ north seventy degree west eighty eighi chains and fiftly five links 'to the place ‘of beginning, containing fiv+ acres and fifty poles more or less alsr the south half of the southeast quacter of section sixteen and 108 acres of land off of the north side of th: northeast quarter of section twenty one all in township thirty four north range eight east and if said rents and profits of saiwd'_real estate shall faiil to sell for a sum sufficient to pay and satisfy said decree interest and costs then I will at the same time and placc offer for sale at public sale to the highest bidder the fee simple of said real estate. Said real estate will not be offered or sold in parcels but will as ordered by said decree be sold in one body and said sale will be mads ‘}Without relief from valuation and ap: praisement laws. =
William Hoffman, Sheriff of Noble ' County, Indiana. . Bothwell & aVnderford Ligonier Indiana, Attorneys. : 923 w
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. State of .Indiana, Noble County SS: [n the matter-of the HEstate of : Levi L. Nulf, Deceased. . No. 2542. : e In the Noble Circuit Court May term 1924. - S v Notice is hereby given Tha t the undersigned as Administrator of the Hetate =of Levi I, « Nulf De ceased, has filed in said court his account and vouchers in final settlement of said Estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Court, at the Court House, at Albion, Indiana, on the 12th day of May 1924 at whici time and place all persons interested in said Estate are required to appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why.said account should not be approved. v . .
And the heirs, deviseces and legatees of said -decedent, and all otheérs interested in said Estate, are ‘also hereby required, at the time and place aforesaid, to appear and rnake proof of their heirship or claim to any part of said Estate. Charles A. Werker, Administrater Posted April 18th 1924. o William H. Wigton Attorney. :9a2w
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT State of Indiana Noble County SS In the Matter of the Estate of : Alice M. Ryan, Deceased ° . No. 2582. : :
In the Noble Circuit -Court May term 1924, '
Notice is hereby given that the undesigned as Administrator of the Estate of Alice M. Ryan, Deceased has filed in said court his account and vouchers in final settlement of said Estate, and that the same wil come up for the examination and action of said Court, at the Court House at Albion. Indiana on the 12 day of May 1924 at which time and place all perscns interested in said estate aré required to appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why said ac count should not be approved. - And the heirs, devisees and legatees of said decedent and all others .
terested in said Estate are also hereby required at the time and place afore said, to appear and make ;proci of their héirship or claim to any part of said estate. . e
Charles W. Schwab, Administrator Posted April 19th 1924. e
William H. Wigton, Attorney. = 9a2w
For Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court. I wish to announce that I am a candidate for the Republican renomination for Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court of Noble County and I alsc thank my many good friends for the past favors which they have tendered mo and wil appreciate any assistancc given me in the future. : - ISAAC DETER Ihtf
- Severe In Steuben. Steuben' county officers raided the home of Charles Renner at Hamilton |and after unearthing a quantity of lilquor arrested Charles and his brother Samuel Renner while Robert the thire brother escaped. In court at Angola Samuel Renner plead guilty to trans porting liquor and was fined = $200.00 and costs and a sentence of from 1 t¢ 114 years in state prison. Chas Reuner plead guilty in aidiig the escaps of a prisoner and was fined $200.0¢ and costs and sent to the state.pena farm for six months. Nine Woman Aspirants. | There are nine women who are can | didates for seats in the Indiana legis ‘| lature ,eight for the lower and ont for the upper house. The late sessior |of the legislature had" -one femal '{ member the first in the history of the state.’ : -
Bumps Golden Fawn. Mister Austin who is engaged in trimming shade trees in Churubusco says a big touring car backed into the Golden Fawn'in that town Friday anc caused consternation among the pa.sengers.- : . - . ~ Wood is Named. L W. W. Wood of this city has been named by Gov. McCray a delegate tc the National Good Reads Congress. The position is one of honor and res. ponsibility. e 'f The meeting will be held at Albnquerque New Mexico. : : ; Leave For Mlinois. ' Mrs. Charies Crabb and daughtel Dorothy have gone to Pontiac illinois to spend the summer with relatives The Banner will carry them the Noblc county news. . . . The label on your paper will tell you when your subscription expired or will expire. _ Tor sale, Hoosier kitchen cabinet, good as new. Inquire or Mrs, A. A. Kansner, phone 225, - 9atf
Notice to Tax-Papers of Determination to Issue Bonds. To the Tax-Payers of Noble County in the tSate of Indiana. e You are hereby each and all notified that the Board of Commissioners of said Noble 'County in the State of Indiana did on the 18 day of April 1924 by ordinance duly adopted deterimine in the matter of the petition ol William Gorsuch and others for the grading, draining paving and improvement of a certain pablic highway in Sparta Townshn} Noble County Indiana to issue bonds in -the total amount of $12,800.00 Said bonds te bear interest at five per cent per annum due and payable semi-annually and the principal to fall due in 20 equal semi-annual installments the first installment of principal and interest to fall due May 15th 1925.
* The proceeds of this bond issue is to be used for the improvement of the staid highway at petitioned for by William' Gorsuch et al., and as sdt o in the plans, specification “and records in said proceeding on file in the office of the Auditor of said Noble County. Indiana and to which you are referred. . - . © To raise the money to meet the pay ment of said bonds and the interest thereon a special tax will be levied on -all the taxable property in said Sparta Township, Noble County, Indiana in such amount annually as to meet the principal and interest of said bonds ag they become due.
Ten or '_x_noire taxpayers other than those who pay poll tax who feel them selves aggrieved by such determination may appeal to the State Boaru of Tax Commissioners for further action by filing a petition therefor wizh the county auditor on eor before the exipration of twenty-nine days from the 18th day of April 1924 The State Board will fix a date for a hearia: in this county. : '
Orville E. Pressler Auditor of Noble - County Indian. , 9a2w
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Modern property -in_South Bend will trade for -small farm ' or. Ligonier. property, - = . 258 acre farm just off Lincoln Highway in Sparta -Township. 8 room property on North Side Ligonier. Would take small t4rm in trade.. .o : 1% story brick house on North Sid'e near school house.: S 8 room house mear U. B. c"hurc-liu Terms, - 54 acre farm mnear Wawaka. Good buildings. L 5 acre tract near Syracuse:,. Gaecd bulldings. - = 35 acre tract of land on banks of Crooked Lake Steuben county. Will trade for Noble County property. o : o Choice 55 acre farm near Tourist Park Good Buildings. _ . = Several choice cottp.ges ‘at Laks2 Wawasee for sale for rent during the season. S o 4% acres-of ground just outside.; the city limitd. Partly ‘set .ic strawberries and ‘raspberries. 1% story frame residence -on gonth MecLiean street. .. . Modern Home ‘on' South .Cavin Street, 7 rooms. Garage. - . 9 room modern brick house in good. neighborhood. Priced: to sell. : : - 120 acre corn farm in Washington township. Will trade : for smaller farm. e OUR INSURANCE DEPART- - MENT INSURES EVERY- ‘ THING INSURABLE, . 2 choice residence propérties in Syracuse. Priced to sell.
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38 acre. farm in Elkhart Township. Will - trade for 80 acre farm. L : 70-acre farm north of Richville church. Will exchange for Ligonier property. ‘ 7 room home on Fort Wayne road in south part of city. Also vacant lot on Caving street, Ligonier. . ' Good house and 3 lots near the Catholic. church at a bargain. plenty of fruit. ' :34»', acre poultry farm in Sparta township. 7~ 150 acre farm on Clark county for sale or trade. 9 room modern home on Cavin street for sale or rent. Priced right. : o B 1% story 7 room house on paved street in south part of city. 40 acre farm on Blazed Trail east of Ligonier. Good buildings Choice home in Rome City. A bargain. . ' ‘Modern brick residence in south part of city) Garage and poultry house. - e Vacant lot on So. Cavin street Modérn 8-room house on North Side. Large lot. Priced to sell. Nin‘e . room modern home near center ‘of city. Good .garage. Priced to sell. - : 8-room brick house in heart o¥ city. Good garage, abundance of fruit. : e Modern one-story cottage on McLean street. A choice locaton. . 29 acres ~of land overlooking Lake Wawasee, .