Ligonier Banner., Volume 60, Number 33B, Ligonier, Noble County, 7 October 1926 — Page 4

he Mier State Bank in a Banking Institution . ---Here it'is ! ; Advice? Counsel? Service? Here they are for you. : This 64-year-old institution - has won a ‘ place in its depositors’ businesses through its wtllingneso to serve, its ability to 4 Tender “plus” service. e You will like to do business here. . . ’ “A big friendly institution, where | : the spirit is democratic, and git is a pleasure to do business.” : The Mier State Bank - Ligonier, Indiana | e Combined Capital; Surplus and Undivided Profits Exceed $150,000.00

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beck and Homer Long came to Ligonier from Millerburg to trade. Douglas Fairbanks in “Don Q” first and last a picture of supreme entertainment at Crystal next week. e ——————————

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| MEAT PRICES AT @ g : Hossinger's Market Saturday, October 9th Home Killed Beef R0a5t............ ... 18a Round or Sirloin bk .. - -G8 Heef Rib Boil. ...l it i Ibe Chuck BIBE. oo s es e Pork Chops frmmed........ ... ... 3B Pork Chops uniflmmedSOc Pure Pork Phssage. - ope LBO Smoked Pork 5au5a,ge,.....'...,..-‘.,....'....‘.............;.‘..32(3 Lean Bacon Chuck........ ... 380 ‘We have (i‘ressed' chibkén, hveal,'» lam‘b or dféssed fish, cottage cheefise, creamery butter, fresh eggs. _ AFull Line of Cold Meats.

"| Miss Marjorie Gandy is clerking in - | Coutler’s Bakery. ; T Book your sales early. W. E. L |Gushwa, Auctioneer. Phone 851 Ligo- - | nier. 26b16t‘; "| George Leming had a valuable horsq' die Tuesday night which breaks up his team. FOR SALE—Bed davenport like new Dining room table and 6 chairs 119 Union. St. Phone '409. 33b3t : Mrs. Sol Henoch who has been visiting her mother and other relatives in Nashville Tennessee is expected to arrive home next Monday. -

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hite and Harvey Hartzler and family of Burr Oak were Sumday guests of Mrs. Sabina Hartzler and family at Topeka. - Douglas Fairbanks in “Don Q” a picture that stands in a class all by itself. See it at Crystal next Tues, day Wednesday and Thursday. FOR RENT—House three and. one half miles Northwest of Ligonier. F. L. McDevitt, 809 So. 10th St. Goshen. 33a2t*

FOR SALE—Fancy strain Rhode Island Reds and Barred Rock cockerels. M. W. Collett, Telephone Kiminell, Ind. : 32b3t L ——————— Mr. and Mrs. A. Howard Smith were guests Sunday afternoon of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Robinson at Ligonier, with Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Hostettler of LaGrange. : Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Reynolds and Mrs. Hubert Sutton were in Fort Wayne Wednesday attending the ‘M, E. Missionary convention being held there this week. o If P T Barnum ceuld see D. W. Griffith’s circus picture “Sally of the Sawdust” He would call it “The Greatest Show on Earth” See it at Crystal Sunday and Monday. Being compelled to vacate our present location we have moved to 3rd door in rear of Banner office on Second street. Your patronage solicited. Geo. Freese’s Sons. 32b4t* Mr. and Mrs. Milo Ganger of Elkhart and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Levy of Ligonier were guests Sunday of Mr. ‘ and Mrs. Virgil Todd and Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Smith at Pleasant View.

For County Assessor, 1 J. E. Pepple of Kendallville will bg the democratic candidate for county assessor at the election to be held November 2 having been appointed to ffll the vacancy that existed on the democratic ticket for that office. Mr. Pepple will oppose George 8. Bouse who is a candidate on the Republican ticket to succeed himself. The Republican conty ticket was filled before the primary election and thd Democratic ticket has been filled with the exception for the office of county recorder. It is probable that no candidate will be appointed for this officq on the Democratic ticket. Mrs. Frances Kuhn of Albion is the Republicaq candidate. ' !

It Seems to Know. Cacius Couts well known barber and hair dresser has a very intelligent Ford car, at least the machine seems to know that this is the open season for ducks, a .knowledge gained ng doubt by association with its owner, who is a devout hunter of the birds. . When Mr. Couts cranked the Ford last evening it headed for the Elkhart river and hesitated not until it reach-ed:-a flock of ducks in the stream thq property of James Adams. If the Couts car is permitted to run loose Mr. Adams will put bumpers on his water fowls. : : Attend Fort Wayne Reception. j Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Risley and son Francis attended g reception given by the South Wayne U. B. Church of Fort ‘Wayne t otheir pastor Rev. M. K. Richardson and_family. A splendid program was rehdered of which Rev, Risley had a part. Rev. Richardsor returns for his eighth year. He star ed the church seven years ago in the home of one of the members. Tt out grew a temporary building and it now has its fine new church which is worth $lOO,OOO. :

W. R. C. Meeting. A regular meeting of the W. R. C. will be held in G. A. R. hall Friday evening. October 8. A full attendance is desired as there will be Special business to consider. o To Eleet Officers. The Ligonier Chamber of Commerce will meet in regular session at Hotel Ligonier Friday noon October 8. The main business of the meeting will be the election of officers.

" For the latest and best pictures go to the Crystral Ligonier. , Hemstitching and Picoting. Jennie Sheets Bartholomew. 26atf FOR RENT—T 7 acres of mint ground Call Banner ot@ce No. 13. 22a4t Pesigning, Hemstitching and picoting Jennie Shets Bartholomew. 26atf Harvey Hull has cabbage for sale at $2 a hundred.. Cali phone 799 Ligonier. 33b3t See “The Tough Guy' with Fred Thomson and Silver King Friday angd Saturday. : :

W. W. Poyser of Goshen was in Ligonier Wednesday and visited his uncle George Ecker. j o Fred Thomson and Silver King his wonder horse are here again at Crytal Friday and Saturday. . Dr. Black reports the birth of a son. to Mr. and Mrs. John Gangwer October 5 near Diamond lake. Help Wanted at onion farm east of Kimmell. Topping onions 6 cents per crate. W. BE. Bartholomew. 33 a2t* Local and Long Distant hauling and moving. Weather proof van. Phone 331. 33a 2t* Mrs. J. T. Latta returned home Saturday after spending ten days with Mr. and Mrs. James Sullivan in Detroit. 5 ~ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eckhart werg called to Fort Wayne Wednesday by the death of Harry Eckhart a nephew.. : eet B S et | Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Yorkey and grandson drove over from Michigan City Wednesday an dvisited his father August Yorkey. :

Dr. Black reports the birth Tuesday of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs, Wolf residing on the Anna Summers farm east of town. ; Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Weir Mrs. C. E. Hoagland and her brother C. W. ‘Welch of Findlay Ohio drove to LaGrange today to attend the ‘corn school. “Sally of the Sawdust” with Carol Dempster and W. C. Fields is D. W, Griffith’s great circus story. What more do you want? It's Great. See it Sunday and Monday. _ _ Being compelled to vacate our present location we have moved to 3rd door in rear of Bannér office on Second street. Your patronage solicited. Geo. Freese’s Sons. - 32b4t* Harvey Raub removed with his family Tuesday from the Harry Kelley property on West Second street to the corner of Sixth and Martin. The Kelley property was sold to a Mr. Hire, Geiy sl it ] 5 *T’;M—" 5 ; _ On Wednesday Mrs. Hattie Green, Mrs. Louis Marker Mrs. Emmitt Cald,! well and Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Risley drove to Butler to attend a district missionary rally in the U. B. church of that place. They visited the Rev, Parker family. -

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~ Rally Day at the Presbyterlan .~ Sunday next the 10th is Rally Day for the Presbyterian 8. S. at ¥:3O and the church _at 10:45. H. C. Willis editor or the Waterivo Press will speak at 10:45 and vesper service at 5 o’clock. Mr. Willis always has help ful' ideas and knows how to express the. Be sure to hear him. . The Men’s Class resumes its sessions at 9:30. Preceding Mr. Willis address the pastor will give a Jjunioxy sermon which the younger members of the congregation and the S. S. arg especially invited. - ' The M. E. congregation is uniting with us for the preaching services of the day and until further notice. We welcome these friends as our .guests. Plan now to make Rally Day : a great snccess. : D. A. R. Entertained. x The local chapter of the D. A. R. was entertained Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Vallanéé and her daughter Miss Alice Vallance. Twelve members answered to the roll call with anecdotes of Revolutionary heroines. S 8 . 3 During the business session it -wni voted to subscribe to the educaliona fund to assist weorthy girls tinanciallj‘ unable to help themselves. ’] Miss Vallance then gave a bricti summary of the American_ Revolution relating a number of interesting incidents. . e . This was followed by a review of Mark Sullivan’s The Turn of the Century by Mrs. Dunkle. The Social hour in which delicios refreshments were served by the hostesses was enjoyed by all those present. ‘

> ~ Alpert Stump. £ Albert Stump democratic candidatq for the long term in the United States senate will speak in LaGrange on Saturday afternoon at 1:30. His address will be non-political and will bg a part of American Legion Day. i On Sunday evening October 10 at 5:00 o’clock Mr. Stump will speak on the “Psychology of Disposition” at’ the LaGrange Presbyterian church. . Mr. Stump is regarded by many as Indiana’s most able orator and the people of this community will welcome the opportunity to hear him in these two non-political addresses. ' Mr, Stump has always been a leader in church work and has been the teacher of a large Sunday school class in Indianapolis. A teacher lawyer lecturer and soldier he is one of Indiana’s most interesting men in public life, —LaGrange {News : Girl Tries to End Life. Rose Klingerman age 15 daughter of Jacob Klingerman of near Tyner who tried to commit suicide Friday afternoon has an ‘even chance to recover according to word from Marshall county hospital Plymouth wherd the girl was taken. Her condition ig eMtleal. - v : “Miss Klingerman shot herself slightly above the heart Friday afternoon. _The girl whose mother is dead had often said she did -not wish to livq any more. Until two years ago she lived in Plymouth with an aunt Mrs, George Dunfee. She is a student at Plymouth high school and resided with her father on a farm one-half mile from Tyner. ! o

Poplar Grove School Reunion. All former teachers and students with their families should not fail to atend the reunion which will be held at the Frank Hall home Sunday Oct. 10th. : Alarge tent has been secured so thut if it should be rainy or cool you will be - comfortable. A pot lu'c‘kk dinner will be served promptly ‘at twelve o’clock after which an interesting program will be given. Everybody bring the necessary dishes for their family. Come early and stay late. ' . Rally a Suceess. ~ The Missionary Rally held at the U, B. church Tuesday was largely at~ tended by enthusiastic missionary workers from Elkhart, South Bend, Sugar Grove, Burr Oak and Solomon’sy Creek. The program consisted of splendid addresses and helpful suggestions for the coming year. Mrs, Cherry, district leader of Elkhart County presided over the day sessions and Mrs. Louis Marker district leader of Noble county presided in the evening. - 2 . ) g

To Hold Pancing Parties. The Lions Club will give a series of dancing parties and hold receptions for ladies during the fall and witner. It is the intention to give & party each month the first to be in Eagles -hall Thursday November 4th. The club met at noon today and enjoyed a luncheon in its quarters over the Ameriy can cafe. : Hasa U. B. Church Notes. -Regular services next Sunday. 9:30 Sunday School. : 10:45 Divine Worship | 6:00 Christian Endeavor | 7:00 Evening Services. i " A warm welcome to everyone. aiinl . Monday evening Official Board meet-i WAty o ; Girl Breaks Leg. Gwendolyn Folkner daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Folkne r Goshen broke her leg when she fell on the playground at one of the .city schools there, & o ' : - JReport Unfounded. The Treport current on the “streets Wednesday that John Inks had died at the home of his- daughter in Chica--20 was unfounded. Thé ‘aged. eivil| war veteran at last accounts — was slightly improved. - Tirlo ~ Now is the time to pay your subscription to the Basner. ~

'Mrs. Clair W. Weir is a guest today of friends in Fort Wayne. ; Last chance to see one of the best of historical picture “The Flaming Frontier tonight. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Perry Frownfelder and family and Mrs. Charles Cornelius are spending the week in Chicago. - LOST—A gold plated double Burnham vanity case at the American Legion Carnival finder please return to Banner office. - : Apples For Sale—Grimes Golden, Baldwin and Winesap $1 a basket other varities 80 cents a basket at the orchard. Harvey Hull 33a4t ~ Being compelled to vacate our present location we have moved to 3rd door in rear of Banner office on Se-1 cond sireet. Your patronage solicited. Geo.~Freese’s Sons. 32b4t* fi(/~IW()(:11~;13 of Appointment. Staté of Indiana Noble County SS: | " Wotice is hereby given that the undesigned has: been appointed admind istrator of the estate of Asher Erdley deceased late of Noble County Indfana. 4 3 Said estate is supposed to be solvent Cparles W. Bender addinistratoy of the estate of Asher Erdley deceased. W. H. Wigton Att'y . 33b3w

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