Ligonier Banner., Volume 60, Number 10A, Ligonier, Noble County, 29 April 1926 — Page 2

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: W. H. WIGTON - Attorney-at-law Office in Zimmerman Block LIGUONIER, IND

Bothwell & Vanderford | Lawyers Phone 156. Ligonier. Indiana

Howard White WAWAKA, INDIANA AUCTIONEER Phone 2 on 1 Wawaka

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The man who is in search of a farm needs to know us. We will furnish him with the exact proposition that matches his desires and finances. Talk with us about terms. The following is a partial list of the farms we have to offer:

237 acre improved level farm inl . ‘Sparta Township. Will sell on long time payments and take smaller farm in exchange. Good buildings. | 8 acres,on improved road, 2% miles south of Wawaka. Good buildings. Libera] terms. 77 acres near Lake Wawasee adjoining Lake Pappaheechie. ; 35 acres good land on bank of Crooked Lake Steuben County. Would trade for Ligonier property. One of the best 40 acre tracts in Sparta Township. No buildings. 70 acre farm on Lincoln Highway within 2 miles of Ligonier. 80 acre fruit farm in Jennings county to exchange for Noble County onion farm. 1400 bearing apple trees. '53500 buys 118 acre farm without buildings. Located near Kimmell. $6OOO buys a good stock farm on paved road. Some good onion and mint lands : : 100 acre farm in Swan Township, 30 acres of good omnion ground. Can be sold on long time, with small down payment. . ‘ -80 acre farm on improved road in Green Township. Would sell right or trade. : : ; i . Level 80 acre farm in Perry Township. Good buildings. 'Would take Ligonier property in exchange. Level 26 acre farm in LaGrange County. Would trade for 40 acre farm. - ; Three sixty acre black loam farms in Allen County on the Tillman Road at sacrifice prices. Imiprove 11 acre farm 4n Perry ‘township 4% miles northwest of Ligonier Good buildings and fertile soil. _ SBixty three acre onion and mint farm 4n York township. 45 acres of choice 80 acre mint farm within 4 miles ~ of Ligonier. Good buildfngs. - 80 acre imiproved farm 3% miles - northeast of Kendallville. Would trade for South ‘Bend property. - #mile north of Wolcottville. 16 acres of R RS A R 1 f;f%gf’:’*%‘w wgﬁ@ﬁg%ﬁg’*j

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FOSTER SHOPPE

Harry L. Benner Auctioneer Upen for all engagemends Wolf Lake, Indiana Both Noble and Whitley County Phones

Dr. Maurice Blue VETERINARIAN Office: Justamere Farm. {Phone: Ligonier 857

230 acre level farm 3 miles south of Ligonier on paved road. Good buildings and productive soil. Priced right. 75% acre far mwithout buildings on Lincoln - Highway near Kimmell. 118 acre farm 4 miles north of Millersburg. Would exchange for smaller farm. : 81% acre tract in Perry township. Good soil and buildings. Plenty of fruit. Some good mint ground. Priced right. : '3O acres in Elkhart County. -Good buildings to trade for larger farm. 354 acre Pulaski County farm to exchange for stock merchandise. ‘ 91 acre farm in Kosciusko County Good. | soil- and unimprovements. Would! tradé for smaller farm or Elk-hart-property. ) 80 acre impfoved farm in Elkhart Township. Good buildings fertile soil and an abundance of fruit. : 120 acre unimproved far&n 1% miles north west of ‘Wolcottville. Would exchange for smaller farm or town property. : 80 acre farm 2 miles north of Al‘bion on State highway. Good soil and ibuildings.' Liberal terms. ; } 95 acres in good neighborhood. Good corn and alfalfa land. Some timber. Will trade for Ligonier property. 80 acre farm in Elkhart Tow_ns‘mp, 15 mile south of Toledo and Chicago Pike. o 90 acre farm near “Mentone. 14 acres of good muck. Good buildings. Would trade for City property. 140 acre Michigan farm. Woulfqli trade for Indiana farm or town property. ; - Sixty acre farm near Ligonier just off Lincoln Highway. Plenty of fruit. 20 acres of pasture. . e 145 acre ' improved farm on fLinoollln': Highway ‘near ~ Merriam .26 acres| onion and miint land. Liberal terms. Improved 40 acre farm 2 miles south of Cromwell. Good buildings, 154 acre farm near Gene Stratton Porters Limberlost Cabin in Orange Township. Good land and improvements. i : e e 120 acre omnion and mint farm south of Cromwell. Would consider smal“W*"”@mmm’ Bulldings recently remodeled. Priced e oo

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Shriners to Fort Wayne

Ligonier Shriners. are anticipating a lively event: at T'F‘(ort Wayne Friday, April 30, the occasion of the grand annual spring ceremonial of Mizpah temple Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. The first ceremonial was held in the magnificient new tmeple last October and this spring's event promises to eclipse it in splendol and interest according to reports received by local Ghrlllersy 0. .. L e Lah Elaborate plams are going forward to confer the picturesque Shrine degrees upon a large class of novices. Registration begins at 9:00 a. m. and the ceremonial is scheduled for 4 p m. ‘with a banquet at 8:30.

Another Big One

Foster’s Community Sale Thursday was another big one in point of numbers and receipts. The sale aggregated $8,250.23. Mr. Foster. says he will hold but two miore sales and may suspend them for a year. He feels that Ligonier merchants do not appreciate the value of these bi-monthly sales to the town and fail to give him their support. , : As a climax to his efforts Mr. Foster is thinking of putting on his last sale ‘with a big celebration, holding it in the evening. He would secure a band for concerts and an orchestra to provide music for an old fashioned dance on the pavement in front of his taxi barn. = =

Cromwell Citizens Get Alr Mail.

Cromwell has the distinction of receiving mail by air. Fred N. Hunt received a letter last week from his brother at Los Vegas New Mexico,.and Mrs. EHa Clayton received one from her son at Springfield Illinois. Theq letters came through to Chicago by air and were brought to Cromwell by train.—Cromwell Advance. '

Ligonier Defeated.

A baseball team from the Middlebury high school came to Ligonier Friday afternoon for a game with the local school team. The result of the contest was MIAAAIBDUTY . ...viiivnsn denreesiinninniioned. 218 L ANGONIEP e s, The contest although lop-sided was greatly enjoyed by the youthful fans,

Long Grows Cheerful.

George Long whose, left leg was amputated in Goshen hospital just -above the knee on account of cancer, has grown very cheerful and is rapidly recovering. Mrs. Long his wife also has a cancer but refuses all treatment and it is feared t@ne is little hope for her. e :

Task is Big One.

- Lon MgcNutt will go to Wawaseg sometime this week to begin mason work on the new hotel. The structure will-be three stories in height exclusive of ‘the basement will be constructed of tile with a stucco finish. The building will be fire proof. |

Death -of 'old Veteran.

‘lsaac Redenbo aged 83 years and a veteran of the civil war died of the infirmities of age at his home in Wolf Lake. He is survived by his widow and three children. The funeral was condueted by Rev. Page Sunday with burial in. Wolf Lake cemetery.

Car Still Unclaimed.

The Maxwell sedan found parked on the street under suspicious condition, is still held by Police Chief Wolf pending word from the secretary of state. After the owner is determined he will ‘be notified. The thief has made good his escape. , ‘

Tells War Experiences.

, Miton Loeser told the Ligonier fLions club at a meeting Thursday noon -something of his experience in the World war while serving with the U. S. army on the other side of the ocean. His recount was most interesting. ;

Mr. Butz in Town

Fred D. Butz of Kendallville was in Ligonier Friday-breaking new ground in his ‘political field. . Mr. -Butz is a brother of William and Uric Butz and a democratic candidate for county auditor. ; :

Home 'From Hospital.

Mrs. George Grahn and her flittle baby daughter will'soon ibe able to return’ from Geshen hospital where she recently bubmitted to. Caesarean operation. > : %

‘New <Auto ‘Stolen.

A new Oldsmebile sedan valued at $l,lBO which had just been received from the factory was stolen from the Oldsmobile agency ‘garage at Elkhart Wednesday night. - ]

- Business Suspended : The stores were closed Friday afternoon between 2:30 and 4:00 o'clock and business suspended during the funeral services for Mrs. C. R. Graves.

: Finds Idcense Plate. o Dwight son of Mr..and -Mrs. Melvin Brill found Indiana automobile license. plate 204110, 1926, .and left it at the Banner office’ tobe’ reclaimed. . Will Do Weaving, 1 am now prepared to do rug and carpet weaving. Bring in your rm{ or Phone 46. Mrs. C. H. Jeffries.

~ The list of candidates for office in Kosciusko county is the largest in history. ° While the list will include the state ticket names which will probably ‘bring the total up to around 500 there will be 288 names of Re‘publicans and 96 nathes of Democrats. The Republiecan list contains 8 for recorder, 7 for sheriff, 6 for assessor, 4 for auditor, 4 for treasurer and 2 for prosecutor and 5 for short term senatorship. Democrats have 6 candidates for senator, 5 for sheriff and 2 each for prasecuting attorney assessor and clerk. i

The Northeastern Academy of Medicine met in Garrett Thursday night and the main speaker was Dr. Fred Douglas a noted physician from Toledo. Drs. Black and Lane were present from this city and on their invitation the next meeting will be held in Ligonier in the near future. Dr, Black is president of the organization which has about 75 members, The district is - composed of four counties DeKalb, Steuben, LaGrange and Noble. : ‘

Donald LeCount and Miss Jane Burkhart motored to Cassapolis, Mich. Saturday April 17 where they were quietly married Miss Burkhart is a member of the Fireshman class of the Ligonier High School and a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Burkhart. Mr. LeCount is employed in the Cabinet room of the Blitz factory. The young couple are well and favorably known in the city and are receiving the coigratulations of their many friends,

County Assessor Geo. S. Bocuse’s Dodge car collided with the Ford car driven by Mr. Rumpler accompanied by his wife of Kendallville at the end of the five mile pavement east of Albion on Monday afternoon. - Both cars were damaged considerably. Mrs. Rumpler received slight injuries, while Mr. Bouse is suffering from a strained back.—Albion Democrat. . ; :

Warner Road Bonds Sold.

Kosciusko county read bonds of a total value of $79,500 issued to pay for the construction of the Warner county unit road arond the south:and west sides of Lake Wawasee were scld Monday afternoon by the county treasurer to J. B, Wild & Co., of Indianapolis at a premium of $875.75 ...

Funeral services for W. M. Shafer 84, well known ‘resident who died at Albion Tuesday night at the home of his daughter Mrs. Isaac Huff was held Friday afternoon at two o’clock from, the daughter’s home.

Mrs. Marie Taylor of Fort Wayne has -filed suit for divorce from David A Taylor five days after they wergq married, - She says her husband was cruel. ' il e

Mirs. Otis Fisher is very ill at her home on the John Reese farm, Mr. Fisher working in South Bend as railroad bridge carpenter was telegraphed for and came. -

Ten cases of measles developed in Goshen in one day and an epiglem:lc is feared. i ;

Henney & Surfus - Funeral Directors - Fine Motor - Equipment ‘Phone 495 | lLigo.nier, Ind.

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Biggest in History.

Next Meeting in Ligonier

High Schiool Girl Elopes.

In Auto Collision.

Death at Albion.

Married Five Days.

Mrs. Otis Fisher 111

Epidemic of Measles

from past experience the value of L - Thnft Account

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Citizens Bank The Bank by the Clock-

Davies Film a Winner

One of the finest pictures ever screened in “The Lights of Old Broadway,” starring Marion Davies now playing at the Crystral theatre. , Laid in the quaint settings of the New York of the early seventies the story charms with its fragile moving romance of a little lady of the theatre and her wealthy and -forbidden suitor. Under the sensitive direction of Monta Bell it becomes truly a reproduction of life.

Move Into Own Home.

Mrs. Seth F. Miller formerly Miss Alta Yerger writing from Perry New York, to have the address on her Banner corrected says they have moved into their own home at 43 St. Helena street. T

To Dog Owners.

Under instructions from -the state board of health all dogs running at large in Ligonier must be muzdled or they will be shot. This drastic measure is made necessary to check the epidemic of rabies prevailing in Indiana. By order of C. D. LANE, Secretary of the city board of health. o g R . 9a3t

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Services in Weir Bloeck. ’ Sunday school 9:45 A. M. e - Lesson Sermon 11:00° A. M. : Subject—Everlasting Punishment. Wednesday evening . testimonial neeting 8:00 P. M. : Everybedy welcome, ]

M. 2 Gc Wllllams’ O.Mo OSTEOPATHIC MASSAGE ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS Office Hours 9:30 to 11:30; 1 to 5 { and T-to-8. | : Other Hours by appointment Phone 103 Zimmerman Bldg.

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