Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 5A, Ligonier, Noble County, 27 February 1928 — Page 3

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_Dr. Maurice Blue VETERINARIAN Office: Justamere Farm ' Phone: l.igonier 857 VERN B.FISHER ' Sanitary Plumbing] and Heating Phone 210 Ligonier, Ind

Harry L. Benner Auctioneer - Upen for all enga'gemends' Wolf Lake, Indiana Both Noble and Whitley : | County Phones Howard White WAWAKA, JNDIANA - AUCTIONEER FPhone 2 e 1 Wawnkas . ‘Harry W. Simmons * Crustee Perry Townshsp Office at Farmers and Merchants Bank Saturday Afternoon and Saturday Evening ‘ '

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Bothwell & Vanderford: Lawyers ; Phone 156. Ligonier. Indiana - 0. A. BILLMAN Wind Mills, Tanks, Pumps, Water Systems, Etc. Well Drilling Phone 333 LIGONIER Next door to Ford Garage

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Leaves $202,000 Estate ’ An appraisement of the estate of the jate Mrs. May Irwin Baker widow of Judge Francis E. Baker of Goshen was filed by John M. Baker adminisitrator, in the circuit court. The appraisement. places the value of the estate at $%292,670.12 of which $268,26159 is personal property and $37,899.00 is real estate. There are three heirs to the estate, John M. Baker, airs. Donald Defrees and Miss Frances Baker children of the late Judge and Mirs. Baker.

. Stage Shows Improvement Charles Stage of near Ligonier in the Methodist hospital at Fort Wayne for treatment shows improvement.. United States Distriet Court District of Indiana Fort Wayne Division Before the Honorable Thomas W. Slick, Judge this sth day of February 1928. in the matter of ' Mary J. Zimmerman Bankrupt

Cause Wo. 1189 Bankruptcy - . It is further ordered that thirty upon the bankrupt's application for discharge before said court at Fort Wayne at nine o'clock A. M. on the 31st day of March, 1928. : Itl is further ordered that thirty days’ notice he given by the Referee by mailing to all known coreditors copies of this order addressed to them at their places of residences as stated and that they and other persons in interest may at said time and place show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said applicaticn should not be granted, Provided the said bankrugpt shall forthwiih deposit the cxpense of such notices. ' : ‘William P. Kappes, Clerk Wheeler Asheraft, Referee in Bankruptcey. 4a2w

United States Distriet Court District ’ of. Indiana Fort Wayne Division ‘Before tire Honorable Thomas W. Slick Judge this Bth day of February, 1928, : ~ In the matter of Fred Zimmerman ; Bankrupt. No. 1188 Bankruptey. - J' It is ordered that a hearing be had upon the bankrupt's application for discharge before said court at Fort Wayne at nine c'clock A. M. on 31st day of March 1928, It is further ordered that thirty days’ .notice be given by the referee by mailing to all known - creditors copies of this order addressed to them at their places of residences as stated and that they and other persons in interest may at said time and place show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said application should not be granted. Provided the sald bankrupt shall forthwith deposit the expense of such notices, : Willilam P. Kappes, Clerk. - Wheeler Ashcraft : Referee in Bankruptcy. '

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| _ Pieneer Woman Dies. Mra. Lizzie Jane Guthrie 101 years old - ¢a:d Priday at the home of a daughtcr s Nancy Browning at Seymo:i~. Tht wes ‘he oldest persen in Jacsisou-couniy aud uud lived all her life near the spot where she was born a fort established by a pioneer party inciuding her parents at the present site of Clear Springs. Mrs. Guthrie was the mother of 13 children and helped rear six stepchildren. Seventy five grandchild.ren‘ﬁ and 170 great grandchiidren survive.

f Business Jen Invited to Ft. Wayne Ligonier Business have bLeen in'vited tc a Beiter Merchaudising conference to take place Wednesday and Thursday March 7 and 8 under auspices of the wholesale bureau of the Fort Wayne Chamber of Commerce. Sessions will be held in the Shrine auditorium and a Fort Wayne products exhibition will be featured. “A Night of Fun’ is aiso on the program.

- To Hear Davies Trial. , John B. Joyce president of the Hlbward county bar association was chosen to try the case of Ora B. Davies, former state treasurer growing out of the failure of the American Trust company, after the state and defense each had strickent one name from the list offered by Judge John Marshall of Howard circuit court. . Dog Is Milk Thief, -Derby Green has delivered milk to homes at Rushville 17 years but [receutly witnessed the theft of a pint Dbottle of milk by a large dog for the first time in his life. Pension Bill Reported. A Dbill to increase from $3O to $4O a month the pension for civil war widows over 75 was reported by the House pensions g*ommittoe. _ . :‘(‘liazig" one of the really great pictures of all time bar none. You must gee it to appreciate it at . Crystal Tuesday and Wednesday.

Notice te Bidders Netice is hereby givem that o= ‘Thursday evening Mareh 8 1828 at seven oclock the Common Counecil of the City of Ligomier, Nohle County Indiana, will at the Council Room in the City Hall in said city, receive bids for, and let to the lowest and best bidder, the contract for the swespirg and cleaning of the paved streets and alleys in said city, in aecordance with specifications therefore mow on file in the office of the City Clerk of said City.: The Common Ceunoil will at the same time and place reeeive hidg for and let to the lgwest amd best bidder, the contract ifor eollecting garbage and hauling the same te the City dump. Bids may ke made separately or for both cemtracts. By order of the Cemmon Council, Joseph C. Kimmell @ity Clerk 2 5 3adw

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Committee Endorses Sen. Watson. The republican state committez Thursday afternoon endorsed the candidacy of Senator James K. Watson .for the republican presidential nomination. .

“This meeting has been called because of the recent announcement of one of our distinguished -citizens of his candidaey for president,” E. Faye Kitselman of Muncie chairman of the committee said in opening the meeting. :

“Sonzior Watson has been a lifelong’ republican a wise ¢ounselor, one of the most powerful semators in Washingten and is fully qualified for this great office.” ; The ;committee adopted a resolution extolling Watson's 30 yvears of service in public life. -

Pedesirian Seriously Injured E. E. Benton of Elkhart was seriously injured Thursday when he was struck by an auto driven by Byron Starke of Klkhart dt the corner -of Sixth and Franklin | streets Elkhart. The injured man was taken to the Elkhart General hospital in an unconscious condition and suffering from a large deep gash across the forehead. e

| - Hoover is Dry. . Secretary of Commerce Hoover candidate for the republican presidential nomination informed Senator Eorah Thursday he does net favor repeal of the 18th amendment. The answer was made in reply to Borah's ‘dry questionnaire” sent to Hoover and other presidential candidates.

- Rat Puts Town in Darkness. A rat which entered a hollow lamp post at Huntington because entangled in electric wires causing a short circuit which put out Ilights over a considerable. area. Workmen - exenced considerable difficulty in locating the' rat’s body. =

| $3,000 Damage to Cottages - ~ Summercottages at Simonton lake belonging to Fred Prugh and T. J. ‘Geiser of Elkhart were destroyed by fire early Thursday with a loss of $3,500. The buildings were partially covered by insurance. ; ‘ In Serious Condition Mrs. William N. Showalter who has suffered slight strokes of apoplexy is lying in ‘a serious condition at the South McLean street home. sShe 1s unconscions most of the time. , Another ' Bank Robbery . Two bandits held up the Fordor State bank at South Bend ’l‘h\,‘vr‘sdayJJ and escaped in a motor car with $7,000. A cashier was the only personl in the bank at the time. »

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! Elopement Ends in South Bend. i The elopement of John Soy 23 and his 16 year old sweetheart Eleanor ‘Cadaret both of Detroit Mich., ended disastrously Wednesday morning in a ditch about 15 miles west of South Bend on Death highway U. S. highway No. 20 and now John is in jail and Eleanor is in St. Joseph's hospital.

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© Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliom offered a terse comment on the report that the Knights of the Great Forest had been organizzed as an offshoot of the Ku Klux Klan which he is trying to oust from Indiana. “It looks like we've chased ' them into the woods,” he said. :

PUBLIC SALE T The undersined will offer at public auction on the Frank Huli farm three miles southeast of Ligonier, threefourths of a mile south of Teledo-Chi-cago Pike, sale to commence at 12 o'clock on ~ : | THURSDAY, MARCH Ist ~ The following property to-wit: 2 HEAD OF- HORSES—Matched team dapple brays weight 3,100, mare 8 years old, gelding 8 years old. 4 HEAD OF CATTLE—Holstein cow 5 years old fresh March 10, Jersey and Guernsey cow 4 years old was fresh in November, Jersey cow 3 yvears old fresh in November, Guernsey heifer 2 years old bred November 22. . - 19 HEAJS OF HOGS—I 2 shoats weight 120 pounds each, 7 shoats weight 70 pounds each. . - FORD TON TRUCK 1924 MODEL in Al condition, grain bed and cab, new tires. :

-FARMING TOOLS--315 Studebaker wagon, good, Steel wagon, manure spreader, 16 disc harrow, one-horse grain drill,,' International corn plow. No. 40 Oliver walking plow, wood frame spring tooth harrow, Johnston mower 6-ft. cut, spike tooth harrow, flat bottom hay rack, Light one-horse corn cutter, Bowers hrooder stove 1000 chick capacity, large size <cider press 4 h.p. Cushman gas engine, buzz saw frame and saws, set brass mounted harness, collars, feed cooker, two tons of hay, kettle, iron drill and bits, anvil, canthook and many other articles.

Terms—All sums under $5 cash, all sums over that amount a credit of ¢ months will be given with sevven per cent interest from date. . 'HARVEY HULL. . Harley Longcor, Auct. " H. A. Hoak, clerk. . Now is the timne to pay your Banner subscription—DO IT NOW!

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