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Foßretz for Glasses 4 . ‘J e //\Q,A Sharp Work A Madhiioion’ ke to whe tobes: PO us sharpen R B ALY — Nevin E. Bretz Optometrist and Opticiam 130 8. Main St GOSBEN - Howard White WAWAKA, INDIANA AUCTIONEER Rhone £ en 1 Wawaka Bothwell & Vanderford Lawyers Phone 156. Ligonier. Indiana

o To=sumel OEy A Sa The I.igonier Banner ssTAsuswED leee.B T {Puliidtler o "he Banner Publishing Company W.AO.B.HAMSON“W o Published every Monday and Thurs &ad cutered in the Postofes at Ligeuler, A 4oll' - : e e et Little Town Wipped Out. - With twenty-two stores and seven residences in ashes Tennyson today did not forget that its telephone op 4 erator Mrs. Iva Spradley ‘had probably saved the entire town from destruction. ‘When fire swept the business section Mrs. Spradley remained at her post and put in calls for help to Evansville and Huntingburg. Shq stuck to the switchboard until flameqi drove her from the building. Timely! arrival of outside aid saved the r'est,'i of the town. | Total damage is estimated at $100,4 000. Only two grocery stores and a bank building besides a few residences were saved. No casualities were reported. Wrong Kind of Kitten. r ‘Grant Pitser of Huntington was the proud owner of a black and white striped kitten until taken to court on charges of possession of a skunk, There he paid a fine of $18.50 and promised to rid himself of the animal. ‘Now is the time to pay your sub. eription to the Banner. 5

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' Heldln Liguor Ralds. ‘woman are held under $5OO bond as the result ‘of: liquor: raids :-ga‘fnducted* by the Elkhart golice:Saturday night. The men are at liberty- having produced the bond but the woman is in the Elkhart City jail. ‘ . George Sheffer 44 aad Harry Miller 26 are charged with public intoxication and illegal possession of intoxicating liguor as the result of a raid on their cigar store on South Main street Hlkhart. A quart of moonshine was taken in the raid. Frank Smole 21 is charged with manufacture and posscssion of intoxicating' liquor. The police found several bottles of home brew and five gallons of raisin mash in _his home. Mrs. Cora Morrison is also-charged with illegal possession of intoxicating liquor. The police found a half gallon of moonshine at her home. _ Dies_ in Kendallville. Mrs. Elizabeth F. Shultz aged 60 years wife of David M. Shultz native of Steuben county and resident of Kendallville the past year died Monday. evening at. her home following a ten weeks’ illnes from cancer. She was taken bedfast with the dread affliction six weeks ago and since that time her condition had been critical.

Kicked by Horse. Lloyd Wainwright residing with his parents on a farm three and one-half miles north of Wawaka is suffering from injuries the result of being kicked by a horse which he was attempting to harness in the stall. One rib was torn loose. He is confined to his bed and suffers exremely from nausea. It is though he will rec’over” : Boy is Drowned. - One death and one prostration werq attributed to the heat Monday which registered a new high temperature mark for the year at Fort Wayne Seeking Relief by going swimming in the St. goseph river Knight Stillwel] 10 was drowned. _ ’ Is Chicken Thief. Pleading guilty to stealing 13 chicks ens and selling them to a butcher for $1 each. Leslie Timm 15 of Hanng \ was bound over to the LaPorte Jui;venlie court on a charge of petit lara ‘ceny.

Funeral Held Sunday. . The funeral of Andrew Myers of Elkhart was held from the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Myers in Wawaka at 10 o’clock Sunday fores noon Rev. I. ' W. Carnes officiating. Axe Severs Artery. ' Henry Wolf was injured at the Mercy Wiright farm when he stepped on an axe near Columbia City. The blade cut a gash two inches deep in his foot and severed an artery. Arrested For Speeding. - Ernest Oswalt of Goshen and B. H. Lawell of South Bend were arrested by County Highway Patrolman Ralph Logan on charges of speeding. .

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_ Woman'lnjuréd. ’J A woman who gave Her name- &8 “Mrs. ‘Haney” and her:address- a 3 Fort Wayne was injured" Sunday night. when the atuo in- which she:was rids: ing turned over near Syracuse. She ‘was taken to the office of Dr. Clifford Hoy where eight stitches were reLq_uired" to close a. cut in her-head, The car containing the injured woman and male companion had passed one occupied by the Misses “Lilllan Toms and Ramah Clark of Goshen on the Syracuse-North Webster road. Soon affer passing the Goshen: residents’ machine it left the highway and turned over. When tha Misses Toms and Clark came upon the sceng the wrecked auto had been righted and a youth by the name of Richereek had assisted the occupants from the machine. 2 i

Finger Bitten Off By Rat: : ‘While seated on the front porch of her home in Montpelier' Dorothy- Colé 8 year old daughter of Mr. and' Mrs; L. H. Cole was attacked by a rat whick bit the end of her finger off before it was killed. | The girl was at play when the rat ran upon thep orch and aftacked:her; It grabbed her finger and held on tenaciously while she ran screaming across the law. Two boys who were playing with the girl killed the rat with sticks. Mother of Nine Children. : (Mrs. Lieurena Alice Esterline 41 Yyears old on July Bth and who rey sided on a farm on the Whitley-Al-len county line four miles south and two miles west of. Arcola, ‘died at one o’clock Saturday meorning at thq Lutheran hospital in Fort Wayné where an operation had been pertormﬂ ed to remove a section of the intestiney She, was the mother of nine children. 34 Law Interpretation. | That sheriffs and police officers: of all sections of the state should arrest persons found violating criminal laws in their presence with or withou§ warrants and regardless of whether the violations occur on Sundays or week days, was the gist of an opinion rendered by Attorney-General A. L, Gilliom and in the hands of Governor Jackson. : §

~ Charged With Manslaughter. ; - A warrant for the arrest of Hugd Steiner young funiture salesman of ‘Bene on a charge of manslaughter was issued in common pleas court at Celina 0., as a result of an antomobile accident near Celina last Sunday when Steiner’s automobile’ struck another car killing ‘Miss Clara Seharer 65 of Swander 0., and seriously injuring two other persons. 3 o .Fined Trousers Gone. . Louis and Gus Curis brothers who own a- restaurant at Elkhart awoke !Sunday morning and discovered ‘that ltheir trousers which had been ‘left lying ovér the foot of their bed, were ’missing.. The police were called and and the clothes were found later in an alley nearby. About $2B in money and two gold watches were missing. Medies Meet. ¢ Dr. Applegate was the only member of the profession from ngonlerii to attend the meeting of the Nobl‘tg:'J County Medical association at Cromwell Tuesday. A dinner was served followed by a program in whicly Mrs. M. B. Lindsey of this city took part. =

~ To Resurface Lincoln Way. - The St. Joseph county board of commissioners awarded to the Highway Improvement Co. a contraet to resurface two miles of the Lincoln High+ way east of South Bend for $21,760, The road will be resurfaced with rock asphalt. . 2 ' : Girl -is Missing, ‘ Nicholas Torok of Elkhart has noti-! fied the police that his = daughter, Anna fifteen years old is missing. She’ left the home Sunday evening and: has not been seen since. §

Another Operation. Mrs. Arnie Geiger of Noble county was operated upon at the Lutheran hospital -at Fort Wayne Monday by Dr. Duemling for pelvic trouble. - '

Sr Find For Having Net. : Christ Andrews of Warsaw was fined $38.70 for having a!gill net in his possession. Deputy Igame wardens found the net at Andrew's home. ; s . Home Made Ice Cream Soeiat!a't»ﬂwj Burr Oak church Friday éiéning»my“:] 30." Everybody invited.. - = 22b3t

Notice of Final Settlement . . | State of Indiana, Noble County 88: In the matter of the HWstatée of ‘Margaret T. Kenny, Deceased 5 No. 2614 Ya . In the Noble Circuit Court October }Term 1926 : o Notice is hereby given that the un-: dersigned as John P. Kenny, Administrator of the Estate:6f Margaret T. Kenny, deceased has filed in said court his account and vouthers im final settlement of said- Estate and:that the same will come-up for examina~ tion and action of said Court at the Court House at Albion, Indiafia on thd 4 day of October 1926 at which time and place all persons interested i said -estate are ‘required 1o appear: in said Court and show eause;: it any there be, why said account should not be aprpom. el gl aeidnie s U o And the heirs, devisees and Tegahereby required, ‘at:- the thme and any part-of said Estate: = . . John P. Kenny, Administrator

info. a water tank and wes drowned Fred Heine three miles southeast of New Haven Sunday morning. . - “+ Despite the intemse leat of the first of the week no prostrations were reported- in- Ligonier and Perry town;lliip. < o . Another Blue Law Test. -’ Another test of Indiana's Sunday blue laws was to be made Monday in justice -of the peace court at Hartford:City. Six men:faced trial charged with operating the Adelphia Gars dens dance hall in violation of the Sunday- closing law. . To Sing at Winona uz ; .. Marian Talley newest star in the opera world will sing at Winona Lakd ion the evening of August 27. Miss Talley was formerly a Kansas City choir girl who made her opera dej but last year in New York. - ; Child Hurt in Fall. The three: year old .daughter of Ira Stutsman living north and east of Goshen ' fell from a cherry tree and broke her right arm.

Find the Man. ; Find the:man who predicted therq would be no summer weather thig year: If he has not succomed to heart prostration he should be otherwisg punished for: raising false hopes. . CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY . Beryices in Weir Block. ; _ ‘Sunday school. 9:45 A. M. : . 'Lesson Sermon 11:00 A. M. : F ‘Subject—Truth. .- . : . & iWednesday . evening testimonial -neeting 8:00 P. M, - 7 ‘Everybedy welcome. - s AR RAT 0 IS . i Larry.C. Parker of Kendallville and Helen D. Mulholland of Elkhart [email protected] marriage license in Goshen Monday. - P e e : Why Pay More? ' Why pay.the high price for furniture ,stoves, beds and springs and many- other articles needed in the house -when they may:be had at onehalf the price at. the second hand store, of W. L. Jackson? Call and look the-goods over. . Hast Third street, Ligonier. 18btf

Notlee of Petitlon for Disannexation. To .the- City of Ligonier, Noble County :Indiana.. The Citizens of said City land all others who may be concerned. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has filed with the Clerk of the city of Ligonier, Noble County, dndiana, and with the Mayor and Commeon Council of said city, his petition, according. to law, asking that the following described lots and lands owned by said petitioner, to-wit: Outlot number one in the town, now city of Ligonier, Noble County, Indiana, excepting therefrom commencing at the northeast corner of the porthwest guarter of the southeast quarter of Section twen'y seven, township thirtyfive morth, range eight east, running thence west ten chains, thence south five ,chains, thence east ten chains, thence north five .chains to the place of beginning, containing five acres, except also the following commencipg forty five feet south of the southeast corner of lot thirty one in Smith’s Addition to the town of Ligonier afore said and at.the northwest corner of’ a .certain five acre lot sold to Peter Sisterhen off of and out of the northeast corner of the northwest quarter of .the eouth - east quartcr‘ .of section twerfty seven, township thirty . fiven orth, range eight east, and- runhing thence west thirty two -rods, thence south twelve rods, thence east thirty two rods, thence north -twelve rods to the place.of beginning, containing :two and 2-5 aecres, also @xcepting the following, commencing ;g’t..,the southeast corner of outlot numDer -two in said city, running thence due east six rods mere or less to a point,. due . south -of the west line of

Wandall’s Addition to the town of Ligonier, running thence north to the west line of :said -Wandell’s addition, .thence -nerth on sald west line to the half - section .line of section twenty seven, township thirty five north, {lange -eight -east, thence west to the SoMtheast .corner of outlot number five- in: said .eity, thence south to the lace of beginning, also except the llowing commencing twelve feet jmorth of the northwest cerner of said ‘Wandell’s: Addition and running from thence -east:to the northeast corner of -caiik- Addition, thence north twenty Bix -feet;’ thence west to a. point 26 feet morth of- the place of beginning, thence south:to the place of beginning also except the following commencing | 1.25 chains south of the center of said section tweiity ;seven; runniang thence west: 234 chains; thence. south 12 degrees east 1.32 chains; thence east 187: chains, and’ thence merth 1.30 ¢hains to the place of beginning, containing ene fourth: acre more or less; also except the following, commencing two:chains and 568 links south of the rcenter -of said: -seetion twenty seven; running thence west 1 chain and:' 86 links {0 the . Pigeon Road, thence south -12: degrees.. east 1.75 ehainn. thenee: east 1.61 chains, thence north 1.43 chains to the place of be-| :;)nnmg.ff’@fnﬂﬂ&’ refiefourthr of an acre; e disannexed from sad thrown 600 Soma iy 5¢ Beccigmt foa maste] lar session of the Common Council | S AACOKD to be: heid. et the.-Chty | Hadlof: sald City at seven o’clock P.} ~ John Btechon, Petitioner. | o Cea e L e L

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_safety achievement, which was largely the result of a cooperative spirit obtaining betweén employer and employee. : Crossing accidents present a new problem. Last year 22 per cent of these accidents were due to automobiles running into the sidc of trains. A large majority occurred. in daylight where the approaching train could 'be ‘séen, and at crossings in the locality where the driver resided. . : : ~ Full cooperation on the part of motorists will reduce crossing ac_cidents to a.small number.. Approach crossings prepared to stop - and know that the way is clear before attempting to cross, =

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