Ligonier Banner., Volume 59, Number 41B, Ligonier, Noble County, 3 December 1925 — Page 3

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Notice to Stock Owners The time of the year is here when crowded quarters or worms are prinbest gain through the winter. i-‘ Hogs are coughing and this may be ‘due to several causes. Damp quarters jured. Mr. and Mrs. McKinsey were cipal causes. Sanitation and dry quarters, with cough specific handled by me will prove very profitable. If worms a worm medicine mixed in slop will clean themout thoroughly. Tonics-viz Vitamineral and Cod-o-mineral will give extra growth in hogs with less feed. Cows giving enough extra milk to in a few weeks to more than pay for tonic. See me for further inforation. : G. O. Smith, V. S. . Telephone 163 House, 285 Office, Ligonier. 41b4t Mishawaka Woman May Die.

Mrs, Joseph McKinsey Mishawaka is in the hospital at Plymouth and may die as a result of injuries leceived Sunday evening, south of LaPaz on the Michigan road when the automobile in which she was riding with her husband and Lloyd Dockhart of Elkhart collided with that of Mr. and Mrs. Norris Trash of Niles. . The jaw bone of Mrs..McKinsey was removed at the hospital and she is in a very precarious condition. The other four occupants of the cars were badly bruised, but not seriously injired. Mr. and' Mrs. McKinsey were returning from Star ¥ity where they were called to the deathbed of an aunt. ' : ¢ Bandit Robs Meat Market. A bandit unmasked and carrying a revolver held up attendants and robbed the Walter J. Palm meat market at South Bend .obtaining $l5O in cash. Becoming frightened he gave up an attempt to obtain a larger amount of money from the safe. The robber who eatered the place when Palm was alone with a clerk escaped in an auto-, mobile. : i

Automobile Is Stolen. A Ford coupe owned by William Brady of Goshen was stolen sometime Monday afternoon from a parking [space in front of the Jefferson building. Mr. Brady parked the car Monday afternoon at about three o’clock ‘and in the evening found that it had i disappeared. : . e e i Largest City in Indiana. - Gary’s annexation of thirteen square miles by action of the city council in a secret meeting brings the total area ‘up to sixty-four square miles. ~ Today Gary is the largest city in Indiana outranking Indianapolis in territory. . , : : Will Rink Killed. Will Rink 25 of Ida Michigan a former resident of Millershurg was killed Monday in an automobile collision near -his home. : E. D. Stutesman of Kendallville greeted his friends with a pleasant smile here Tuesday. During the month of November 873 lhunting licenses were issued at Warsaw. : Mr. and Mrs. Harley Yant were in Kendallville guests of Mr. and ‘Mrs. J. K. Mawhorter. Mr. Mawhorter is seriously ill and will soon be taken to a hospital for treatment : ‘ Pay your Banner Subscription NOW

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| Hold Family Reunion. ‘ A reunion of the J. L. Dunning family was held last Sunday at the home of Louis J. Dnning in Warsaw. It was the annlversary of the Sugar Hill automobile wreck in which Mrs. J. L. Dunning lost her life and other members of the family were badly injured . A big turkey dinner delighted the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Graham of South Bend Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Draper son Jack Miss Elizabeth Dunning and J. L. Dunning all of Ligonier. New Deputy U. S. Marshal, Gustave A. Kunkel 41 a New York Central yard brakeman at Elkhart is in a serious condition at the General hospital as the result of an accident in the yards Monday night. Kunkel was caught between two cars as they were being coupled together., His chest was crushed and he sustained interna] injuries which will probably prove fatal. College Building Burned. Greencastle authorities today are seeking to determine the origin of the fire which practically destroyed Rosa Bower a mens’ rooming house at DePauw University. ; The building which was more than 75 years old was one of the college landmarks. .

i Mrs. Sheffer Buried. Funeral services were held at Albion Monday afternoon for Mrs. Jane Sheffer 70 well known resident of ‘that city who had made her home ‘there for many years. eRv. H W. Franklin officiated and interment Look place at Wolf Lake cemetery. | Epidemiec at Garrett | Representative of the state board of health have been at Garrett making an investigation into the epidemic of entero-colitis an intestinal infection.. Over 500 persons are affected. Physicians have been unable to determine the exact chiuse of the disease; Neighbors to Rescue. = Members of the Moose and Woodmen lodges of Columbia City husked between 800 and 1,000 bushels of corn for Harry Roberts residing in South Columbia township Sunday. Roberts has been ill and wunable to do his work. o ' Automobiles Stolen. Five automobiles four of them closed cars were stolen in South Bend within a few hours. One’ of the missing cars a Ford sedan is the property of Lloyd Farrington of Nappanee.

Killed by Auto. John Anderson aged about 80 years for many years a resident of Pierceton was struck by an automobile near Winona Lake and died a short time later from [ i 4 injuries. Dannrermans . Entertain, Recent guests of Trustee and Mrs. J. W. Zimmerman of Elkhart township have been Mrs. Forrest Cress and the Misses Marvel and Berniece Cress of Ligonier. ~ Ligonier Grain Prices. Ligonier dealers are paying the following prices for grains. Wheat $1.63 corn 50 cents rye 70 cents oats 35 cents. ' i Subsecriber for the Banner. : TSR TIRAR e A P ¢ Sheriff’s Sale

By virtue of a certified copy of judgment decree and order of sale to me directed from the Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court of Indiana in a cause wherein Otis A. Billman is plaintiff and Harry Brown and Elizabeth Brown his wife are defendants, requiring me to make the sum of One Hundred Seventy & 60-100 ($170.60) Dollars with interests thereon from the 31st day of October 1925, together with costs, including costs of this sale I will expose at public sale to the ‘highest bidder on Saturday December 26 1925 between the hours of 10 o’clock ‘A. M. and 4 o’clock P. M. of said day ‘at the east door of the Court House .in Albion, Noble County Indiana the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years of the following ‘described real estate situated in Noble County Indiana to wit: The south end of the east half of the northwest -quarter of section seven (7) containing 27.53 acres; also the north end of the east half of the southwest quarter of said section seven(7) containing 27.53 acres also the south one-third of the nort‘neastl quarter of said section seven (7) excepting 53.46 acres off the east end thereof and the north one-third of the southeast quarter of said section seven (7) excepting 53.46- acres off the east end thereof, all of the above described real estate being in township thirty three (33) north range eight (8) east. If such rents and profits will not sell for a sum sufficient to satisfy said decree interest and costs T will at the same time and place expose at public sale to the highest bidder the fee simple of said real estate or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy and discharge said decree, interest and costs. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation and appraisement laws. ‘ ; ; ~ William Hoffman . Sheriff of ~ Noble County Indiana W. H. Wigton, Att'y for plaintiff. ; i - « Alb3w CHRISTIAN SCIENCE' SOCIETY Services in Weir Block. Sunday school 9:46 A. M. o Lesson §ermon 11:00 A. M. Subject—“ God the only Cause and Creator.” T Wednesday evening testimonial meeting 8:00 P. M. Everybedy welcome. ,

e Fortune in Mini. - A fortune which would make many bank vaults’ contents look insignificant is stored on the farm of Chris Schrock farmer near Goshen. It is peppermint oil worth at present market prices, $150,000. Schrock . has most of 400 acres of farm land in growing peppermint. - ; He Struck a Match, Arthur Trousley of Elkhart is recovering from severe burns sustained when alcohol fumes from a radiator of his atomobile ignited as he struck a .match to determine the amount of water in the car. ', . Crescent Wrench Found. ‘ Ivan Moats found a 6-inch Crescent wrench on the street and it may be reclaimed at Koons cigar store. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wingard and daughter Evelyn of South Bend Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnson and children Anna Moser and Freb Erb of Elkhart and Carrie Moser of Goshen spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Mary Moser of Ligonier. '

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