Ligonier Banner., Volume 59, Number 26B, Ligonier, Noble County, 20 August 1925 — Page 2

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LAY oW g ¥ ' Bothwell & Vanderford ~ Lawyers - Phone 156. Ligonier. Indiana —-——m__«__wdHarry L. Benner : Auctioneer Upen for all engagemends - ‘ Wolf Lake, Indiana Both Noble and Whitley : County Phones - W. R. JACKSON (rustee Perry,Townshsp ca. Dffice Mier State Bank, Ligonier

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Sells Hooch to Sleauth. - Aaron Ketring 68 a farmer residing one mile west of Syr‘é}cuse who had escaped the strong arm of the law on many occasions an(j who was once given a suspended sel";tence escaping on an appeal slipped into the clutches of the law from which thre is slight chance of escape. ' : Under the very eyes of Sheriff Milo Maloy of Kosciusko county Ketring sold two pints of liquor for $5 to a disguised federal sleuth, while the sponge squad was hidden. close by. Before the federal officer handed over the $5 in exchange for the liquor he took Ketring by the arm aud informed him he was under arrest. Ketring was fined $269 and given a penal farm sentence”of sixty days, “Limberlost” For State Park. A campaign to raise $50,000 from Indiana men and women for the purchase 'of the wooded tract known as Limberlost former home of Gene Stratton Porter on the shore of Sylvan lake was launched Thursday under the auspices of the Indiana Federation of Clubs. The intention is to convert the property into a state park The executive committee of the federation has authorized Mrs: Oscar M. Pittenger president .to form a commitee to proceed with the plan., Mrs. Porter widely known Indiana author was killed December 6 1924 when her automobile was struck by a street car in Los Angeles. '

- Recovers. Lost Hound. Rambler the valuable Kentucky redbone hound which belongs to Bruce Sontchi of Wawaka and which = was was taken by an unknown party from Sunny Slope has been found in Ligonier, Mr. Sontchi accompanied by his brother officer and a Ligonidr police man got the dog from d party who had purchased him from someone else. His new name was Jack but it was Rambler all right as his joy on seeing his master attested. Mr. Sontchi paid $5 for Rambler’s board while away and Rambler is home again. ' Ninetieth Anniversary, John M. Wilson Civil war veteran and for a half century member of Albion I. 0. 0. F. lodge enjoyed his ninetieth birthday anniversary reLScentlly LAt his suburban home there ‘»g‘?eetin? old friends. Sl | ‘He has been a resident .of the ‘county about four score years. His !fa.ther Samuel Wilson died ' several iyear_'s ago at North Webster at the ‘age of 100 years and 3 days.

Larwill Loot Found in Corn Field ‘Approximately six dollars in paper money and $3OO in checks part of the $2,200 loot taken from the Larwill bank early one moning last month were found in a cornfield near Williamsport Warren county west of Lafayette and turned over to the sheriff of that county. Both checks and money showed rough usage. Detectives are working on this clue. Tourists Without Funds. A family of tourists a man wife and two small children were camped at Goshen <city Park Sunday, A little son was quite ill and the parents with out funds appealed to the city. A physician was called and provisions provided. The family enroute to Detroit was without oil or gas for thein auto. ’ ; Child Drowns in (istern. Margaret Graves age 5 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Graves of Hammond fell into a cistern at the home of her grandparents while playing and drowned. She was dead before her young mother could get help, ~ln September. v The Seymoure family will be held in September at the home of Mrs. Anna Prickett at Wolf Lake.

and L. P. BLUE Dealers in Farm land ‘and City Properties Wehave for sale twenty farmsin Noble, Lagrange Elkhart, Kosciusko, and Dekalb Counties, ranging from 10 to 160 acres at bargain prices. We also handle city property. . Money to Loan on Farms at = . b% Come‘and see’us if you want to buy orsell a farm ~ Headquarters at CITIZENS BANK

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CROMWELL ITEMS F. Freeman and family of Columbia City were here Friday. - : Ira Gants of Warsaw-was here FridaY. > Wm. Archer and wife were Columbia City wisitors Friday, Wm F&reman of Webster was here Saturday. = C. Ratrie and family of Garrett were here Friday. , 3. Hussey and wife were Michigan visitors Sunday.

Hugging in an automobile will cost offenders caught & fine and sentence if it happens in Cromwell up to Labor Day after this a new ordinance will be passed. Lipsticks lure mice as well as en in Cromwell. George Willard saw a vli\p stic kin his garage some one had lost, and the next morning he found the mice had destroyed it. He learned the name of the brand bought onie. of the sticks at the drug store and set the traps next morning he says the traps were fuil of mice, - ‘Miss Janet Sloan of Fort Wayne visited bere Friday. C. Metecalf of Garrett was here Friday. Misgs Deloris Ruby has resigned as "telephone operator. The heavy auto truck tratfic .here was found to be the cause of pictures being jarred loose in several residences here Saturday.

Alcom Bunger of Churubusco was here Saturday. : Shoestrings made of rubber composition have been introduced here. The inventor says they stretch so easily that shoes can be taken off or on without lacing. They are made in different colors, The use of Gumdrops as bait for cat fish has become popuiar at the lake here. Wm Hull says he has a fluid that will make wool grow in a hurry. Two or three shearings each year are made possible through the use of this fluid. A Cromwell resident has a cat that enoys an ice cream cone as well as a hungry boy or girl does. He is owned by J. Laster when he wants a cone his master places a coin in a littie bag worn about his neck and he journeys to the store and makes the purchase. then he steps around the corner and enjoys his sweet. ‘ .

L. D, Young has a new auto. F. Jones of Lorain Ohio is here for a visit. : A corn stalk 14 feet 10 inches high was on exhibition here . Saturday. Grown on a farm east cf town, Because a stranger here Saturday insisted on wearing shoes on his handg and gloves on his feet he was told to move on. Last report he was trying for a job on the new road north of town. o :

-Preparations for Labor day are going along nigely. Butler Ladies Band will furnish music, Wolcottville will play ball here meeting some outside team, parade carnival Co,, horse shoe pitching contest, races shows, ferris wheel merry-go-round coon chase, dance in opera hause, several free acts including Lloyd Hicks the trick leyclist trick Fords, Nestor ~Bros. on revolving ladders . Lessik Anita Sweeney Co., Jugglers music and gun spiners. Trained monkeys. Si Anderson and his comic band will tour nearby towns next week advertising the big day. Trucks Block Highway. : A five ton truck and a five ton trailer went through the highway at the Busz hill Sunday and caused hundreds of tourists to detour from the state road during the day and night. The highway was blocked until 9 o’clock Monday morning when the heavy truck was again on its way passing through Ligonier. o Will Teach School. Miss Faye daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Nelson residing on the Lincoln Highway west of the city a few miles will teach a school near Nappanee the coming fall and winter. She is a graduate of the Ligonier high school and during the summer hag taken a course in the Muncie State normal,

New oil Station. The new Grafill oil Filling station being erected at the corner of Union street and Lincoin Way South is nearing completion. It stands at the corner where. traffic is very heavy on the Toledo-Chicago Piké and the Lincoln Highway. The new station is a beauty. : On Three Weeks Outing, Durbin Mier Mort Woodward and Leo Kahn have gone by train ‘to Grand View Wisconsin for a three weeks’ outing. Everett Mier will drive through .and join them at the pleasant lake resort, e : ~ Steal Auto Tire, - Somebody entered the Henry Hire garage Monday and made off with 30x3 1-2 Goodrich automobile tire. Mr. Hire thinks it may have been taken by small boys who desired it while swimming, : : ~ Ships Horses Today. R. D. Shobe will this evening ship a car load of horses to Buffalo. Among the lot are two fine matched teams among the best ever shipped from this market. o Entertains Club. ' The Progress club met with Mrs, W, C. B. Harrison at Diamond lake Mon‘day evening and enjoyed. a picnic supper. ; _ | Cclumbia City Reunion, The annual reunion of the 160th Infantry of the Spanish-American war vets will be held Monday August 24 at Columbia City, : .

- School in 3 Weeks, : Three weeks more vacation and then the school bell will toll in Ligonier and pupils who expect to attend:the public schools will wend their way to the respective buildings where they expect to spend mest of their time during the next nine months.! School will open September 7. 1 On Saturday September 5 the teachers will meet and the faculty organization be perfected. Children who reach the age of six years by October 15 will be admitted to the first grade on the opening day. ' : Two Coon Chases. 5 There will be two coon chases at Cromwell Labor Day September 7 opening at two o'clock in the afél’nono. They will be given um%e auspicis of the Noble oounty‘*éé@ Chase Club. ) - $35 Guaranteed to the dog to bark treed. b 5 other liberal prizes. Vicious dogs barred’ unless muzzled. ‘Entrance fee $2.00 per dog. Hounds only Admission 25c,° -

. To Teach at LaOtto : Professor Guy R. Hall who has served eight years as Noble county superintendent of schools retired Monday morning and was succeeded by Professor C, V. Kilgore. Professor Hall will teach Latin and:English in the LaOtto schools. Serve lee Cream, K Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stuff entertained at an ice cream social at their home. near Wawaka Sunday evening for Mr. and Mrs. George Biliman, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Franks and Huston Conrad. ; - X w 5 Claude Grossman Dead. Claude Grossman aged 20 died of typhoid fever at Kendallville Tuesday ‘He was popular with the youngor set of his.community. His illness lasted three weeks, ‘ Big Day’s Drive. Karl Knapp arrived home Tuesday evening from a motor trip to Bloomington Illinois Monday wit hhis car he covered 330¢ miles,

NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS State of Indiana Noble County SS: * In the Noble Circuit Court October Term 1925 . .« » Cause No. 9177 ‘ To Quiet Title. - Frank McDaniel = | Vs ¢ ‘Thomas G. Harris, et al. . Be it known that the plaintiff by 'W. H. Wigton his attorney has ftiled his complaint herein together with the }afﬁidavit of a competent percon that the residence upon diligent inquiry is unknown of the following named defendants to*‘Wwit: Thomas G. Harris, John S. Coonrod; that the names of the defendants are unknown and that they are believed to be non-residents of the State of Indiana’ sued in this action by the following nameg and designations to wit :“The unknown wives of Thomas G. Harris and John S. Coonrod the names of whom are unknown to plaintiff; the unknown widowers and widows, children descendants and heirs, surviving spouses, ‘creditors and administrators of the estates devisees, legatees, trustees, and executors of the last wills and testaments, successors in interest and assigns, respectively of the following named and designated deceased persons .to wit: Thomas G. Harris,John S Coon‘rod, Isaac Cavin, Isaac Caven the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiff; o o All of the women once known by any )of the names and designations above stated, whose names may have been changed an dwho are now known 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 are married the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiff; all persons.and corporations who assert or might asgsert 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 the defendants to this action named, described and designated in said complaint, the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiff.” = ‘

That the fo‘llowing named- defendants are non-residents of the State of Indiana to wit: William Cavin, Josephine Cavin, Dora Cavin, Victor Cavin, Vernor Cavin and John Calbeck; That this action is instituted to quiet title to real estate in the State. of Indiana; that a cause of action exists against all of said defendants; that they are necessary parties to this action and that all of the defendants named described and designated in said affidavit are believed to be non-resi-dents o fthe State of Indiana, The following real estate in Noble County State of Indiana is described in said complaint, to-wit: Lot Number Eight (8) in Smith’s Addition to the town now city of Ligonier-. : Notice is therefore hereby given said defendants that unless they be. and appear on the sth ‘day of October 1925 same being the first day of the Octobgr Term 1935 of the Noble Circuit Court of Indiana to be begun and holden on the sth day of October 1925 at the Court House in the town of Albion in said County and State and answer or demur to said complaint the same will be heard and determined in their absence. el

" In witness whereof I have hereunto get my hand and affixed the seal of said Court at the office of the Clerk thereof in the town of Albion Indiana this 30th day of July 1925, (Seal): Frances M. Beane Clerk of | the Noble Circuit Court W, H. Wigton, Att’y for plaintiff, 24b3w

May Locate ‘in *Florida. E. G. Franks and Jesse Kern who leave Friday or Saturday accompanied by their sons for Florida in an automobile may locate in the south permanently. They expect to stop near Miami and spend some time investigating conditions. PUBLIC SALE ' The undersigned will sell at pnblic autction at the John Pancake farm located in Zlkhart township, Nctle County Indiava about.B shiles northeast of the city o ‘s‘*‘*&‘* ‘miles east of Topeka beginning at 12 o'clock *? oliaswing Property to wit- ? A v Eite Stock Shorthern bull 3 years old, black cow 8 years old to be fresh May 8, 1926, red cow 12 years old fresh Jan. 28 1926, red cow 6 Yyears old fresh Sept 20 1925, red cow 5 years old fresh Oct. 20 1925, red heifer 3 years old fresh Oct, 30 1925 red heifer 3 years old fresh Dec. 4 1925, roan cow 9 years old fresh Feb. 17 1926, red cow cow 8 years oldfresh Nov. 3 1925 red heifer 4 years old fresh Nov. 16 1925, one 2 year old springer to be fresh soon, 6 calves from 2 to 99 months of age 3 yearling steers. - 2 Head of Horses. 2 Brood Sows ' ' 14 Shoats ; . - About 200 Chickens young and old, Implements -

Hay loader, side delivery rake, New Idea manure spreader, 2 Birdsell wagons, wagon box flat rack, stock rack John Deere mower dump hay rake, McCormick: binder, clover buncher, Hoosier hoe drill, International walking cultivator, buggy, corn planter, Oliver 405 walking plow, corn sheller feed grinder, fanning mill, set dump board, scoop Dboard, shovel plow, double shovel plow . pair bob sleds, set work harness, 2 collars, garden plow, 2 -galvanized hog troughs, ‘spring tooth harrow, spike tooth harrow stone boat sleigh, shevels forks, ete., set fence stretchers handy farm cart 2 iron kettles, 3 hog hangers, grindstone 18 ft. ladder, 12 ft. ladder, :umber and shingles, 325 sap pails and spilés, 4 boiling pans, sap hauling tank storage tank, small clearing pan canning tank, rug couch, kitchen range, milk and cream separator, ‘miscellaneous cooking utensils writing desk, small iron safe, meat lard and many other articles too numerous to mention. :

Terms of Sale—All sums of $6 and under cash in hand. On all sums over $5 the purchaser may give his note with interest at 6 percent from date due 12 months from date, without relief from valuation and appraisement laws, providing for attorney’s fees and with satisfactory surety thereon. : BARBARA PANCAKE, widow of John E, Pancake, deceased ‘ .Mary E. Thompson Harley Longcor Auctioneer. Dail Seagly Clerk. . Notice of Adminstration. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appointed and has qualified as administrator of the estate of Cathryn Schlabach, deceased late of Noble County, Indiana and the heirs of said decedent the creditors of her estate and all other persons interested therein will be governed accordingly. Said estate is probably solvent. , Harry O. Schlabach, Administrator. Bothwell & Vanderford - Ligonier Indiana Attorneys for estate. . 24b3w

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