Ligonier Banner., Volume 63, Number 20B, Ligonier, Noble County, 13 June 1929 — Page 4

THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR ~ _AMERICAN .. SralE AN Largest 'Blan-k in Indiana in a A Town the size of Ligonier.

Special Meals Served Telephone for reservations or nmeals at our home on the Ncorth Side for atl hours. Chicken and other meat dinners get our special attention. Parti-. cular service of club and party dinnerk Mr.and Mrs.eD. 0. Bailey. ! . £ 20801 “The Trail of I’9B tonight. Sea it. Mrs. Carl Decker is spending the week in Chicago. _ Miss Gladys Hite spent one day this week im Goshen. X Nappanee will hold a big Independence day celebration July 4th. Mrs. John Marker of Toledo is a Noble cowmty visitor -this week. The Misses I’na and Ogla Oliver are spending the afternoon in Elkhart. J. N. Mock aged 49-a retired traveling salesman. is dead at his home in Kendallville. ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Graham visited the first of the week with Soutn Bend relatives. : Mrs. Ted Braden and son have returned home after a pleasant visit ‘with relatives. : Mrs, O. C. Harsh is visiting her daughter Mrs. M. .E. Terry and family at Columbus Ohio. - i P

Buryl Taylor will spent the week end in Jackson, Mich, lh_e' guest of Corneliugs Wolf.

Mr. and Mrs. Percy Double, of Garrett spent Tuesday with Mrs. . Fred Starr and daughter.

Street Angel” a screen masterpiece at Crystal next Tuesdiy Wednesday and Thursdav. -

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burroughs and son of Plainwell,” Mich.. have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tom Head this week. :

Mrs. George Starr, Mrs. Fred Starr and daughter, Roberta, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs: Fielding Wilkinson in Elkhart. ‘ .

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sloan and son of Fort Wayne are spending a few atdys this week with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weeks. .

Mrs. Laura McDonald and grandchildren will spend this afternoon and tomorrow at the McDonald cottage at Wawasee.

Mrs. Arthur Ferguson and daughter arrived home Wednesday and are ready to greet callers who desire to inspect the precious infant. -

. Howard- F*lsel ‘and Everett Eversole are in Bremen today attending the convention of volunteer firemen. The gentlemen are members of the Ligonier fire department. -

Mrs. A. F. Biggs ‘and Mrs. Graham Lyon spent severa ladyvs at Tippecanoe lake. Mrs. Lyon came home last night and Mrs. Biggs remained to open a gift shop at that resort. -

AnlmprovedService

The modern funeral home represents a great advancement over the old method of holding the funeral in the residence. In such an establishment the services for those whot have passed on may be held with the utmost smoothness, removing many irksome burdens from the shoulders of the hereaved. : Our funeral home is modern in every respect and provides complete facilities for any service. All of our equipment. is new and of the latest design. The funeral home and other equipment are available for every funeral that we conduct no motter how modest. .

Brown Funeral Home | : LIGONIER : L Phones: : : . Office 115 Residence 120

Willis M. Kinnison.

-Born near Ligonier, Indiana. June 16,1854 and died at Garden City 'l{u_‘nsas June 4, 1929. He received his education in the common schools of his commaunity and lived in Noble county Indiana until about 1882 when he went to Arizbna where he operated a l'arg'el' cattle ranch which he sold in 1887, - Went back to Ligonier and was unit%ml in marriage with May I. ‘Kimmell July 7 1887. The .yvoung people came i(lirewﬁy to Garden (City where the_\" have lived ever since. About 1891 he |u’n}_-n;:ed in the seed and grain busi[ness with the late I. N. Mcßeth and :develnpe(l the largest alfalfa seed business dn the state . . 2 { In 1502 he was elected to the legislluturo from the 119th district and Lserved two terms with very marked !uhilil_v. but refused to serve longer !ulthuugh urged many times to do so. ‘l)urin_&: these four _veur‘s' service to ltlw smw'_hv' made many staunch ’l'riends which have lasted through life. ' After the death of his partner Mr. | Mcßeth, in 1907 Mr. Kinnison ¢losed {the seed bhusiness and lat{fr entered !the hzmking business, serving as diirector -and president of the Garden ‘(‘it_\’ Natioenal Bank® until his retire-‘me-m about 1921 He was a m’eml)ey tot the Masonic. lodge the chapter the lu‘<)mmamii>r,\' was® a member of the |Shrine and also of the .\]o(lernp\\'()od- | men. ' | Mr. I.\'i‘nnisnn was the son of Arch i*,"i“”'*"’” and Charlotte Wood Kinnison \;;;m(jx was the. voungest of four sons, [George W., of Goshen, Indiana;, James [of Ligonier and E. W. of St. Joseph, '.\’lichigun and Willis M. all of whom 1;11‘9 living except Willis. o l Burial will be at Oak Park cemetery Ligonier Indiana. - L ; Let us pause a moment from the affairs of our daily life and allow our ‘thoughts to dwell upon our departed friend and neighbor remembering the many pleasant associations with him in the years that have gone, treasurli"ug the memories of his ever pleasant ;smi]e. the kindly light in his eye, and the. sincere and friendly clasp of his lhaml that was extended to us in our ijoys ‘and in our sorrows, and thank lthat kind providence that bestowed iupon so many of us the preivilege to known and love and respect him as a friend and companion. . . It does not seem possible that e has ’gone from us for all time, and that Ithé friendly light has_ left his eyes ‘but only as though he has passed Into another room closing the door behind him and that he will again step forth to greet us at the dawning of another bright and beautiful morning. As a citizen Mr. Kinnisen proved on many occasions his unselfish devotion to the community taking an active part in all those tliings that make for a hetter and more worthy life. In all thesé, things his hand and his purse. were freely extended. He was singularly free of jealousy or littlenes of mind, for it was always a pleasure to him to see his neighbors and friends succeed in their efforts. As a friend he was sincere as a man taking his part in public affairs he ‘was faithful to the trust’ imposed in him, as 'a staunch supporter of law and order, and in all those things that tend to uplift the moral satnding of the community he was ever steadfast, as a man who loved his home and the companion of his vouth and advancing vears, he has set a worthy example. No better monument. can be erected to his memory, than the arch that his own has reared, personal honor, loyalty to friends and dommunity, a reverence for the better things o life, morality, temperance in all things and as the keystone of that arch integrity. We have lost a friend, but there is within us that ever glowing hope that we shall again meet our friend in that beautiful land where the sun is ever shining and ‘the rear of the tempest has lulled. 5 : “We must all die! : . All leave ourselves, it matters not where, when , Wor how, so we die well; and can Ithat this man that does so : Need lamentation for him?”

Pig Porage For Pigs

Vegetable milk made from vegetable oils mixed in molasses for pigs with a worm remedy. See George Foster. , + 20b3t*

cog'inn'e Griffith at Crystal Sunday and Monday. '

~ Mr. and Mrs. Russel Baker of Ligonier were guests Tuesday of Mrs. William Ponko of Goshen. »

THURS. JUNE 13 o ‘ .; y ¢ The Trail of '9B Starring Dolores Del Rio a truly great picture. ‘ _ FRI. AND SAT. JUNE 14-15 Beau Broadway 1 ~ A-sparkling. comedy drama of New York night life. Starring Lew Cody and Aileen Pringle uls:(: Sennett comedy. SUN. AND MON. JUNE 16-17 Prisoners Starring beautiful Corinne Griffith gaiety and glamor, laughter and tears love and hatred color and contrast in a stery vou'll remember for weeks. TUES.. WED.,. THURS., JUNE 18-19-20 ‘ Street Angel Starring Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell. The story of -4 young artist and a little circus pertormer who won happiness through fortitude and artist . and a iittle circus performer who won happiness through fortitude. An artistic truimph. l(‘u.\ll.\'u JUNE 25-26-27 | - Submarine

Choice Residence lor Sale, Beautiful modern brick residence for sale; 608 South Main street. Splendid room arrangement, hardwood floors, ﬁewly redecorated. Hot water heat and new furnace recently installed. Double garage with private driveway, lawn plentiful with shrubbery. o : This is situated in choice section on Main street and easily accessible tc down town. See Mrs. P. J. Carney.

Residence ilor Sale,

We are offffering the Mae Carney residence for sale at a bargain. We will sell it on contract to the right party. . Thid house is occupie(l by James Stump. Let us show it to you. Call No. 800 for appointment. . Kimmell Realty Company.

Public Sale

The Household goods of the- Viola Dodge Estate will be sold at public auction at the residence Saturday afternoon June 15th beginning at 2:30 P. M. daylight savings time. :

Farmers and Merchants Trust Co Adm,

The Trail of '9B” tonight. See it

Dike Kerr remains about the same in a Fort Wayne hospital. ;

The city council will meet in I'efgular session this_ evening. i

“Prisoners” with Corine Griffith at Crysta] Sunday and Monday.

Mrs. Violet Bickle of this city is taking treatment ‘in Goshen hospital. : '

The Cha_mber of Commerce will meet for luncheon at the Philadelphia Friday noon June 14th.

Howard Augspurger ~of Sturgis Michigan visited several days with Mrs, Ada Jeanenret and son Tom!

Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Lake son Richard and daughter Margaret of Ligonier visited friends at Goshen Monday.

Sick chix cured quick. No fear, No drugs your money back if not well pleased. Ligonier Hatchery, ' 20a3t*

Lumber Yard for Sale at Plymouth, Indiana. Address Jos. A. Holzbauer, Plymouth, Indiana. : 20a2t*

There will be a chicken supper at the Topeka Mennonite church Topeka, Friday June-14 six o’clock day light saving time. ' ' |

For sale, Chester White sow with pigs and a Holstein cow three years old and police dog pups. John Stechcon Ligonier. e

Dr. Lane Wlednesday ‘took Mrs. Owen Fought of near Kimmell to the Irene Byron- sanitorium for observation and treatment.

Miss Louise Wemple and Wm. Cleveland, prof of economis at Indiana University were guests in the Clarence Wemple home the past week.

Margaret Louise Wemple in company with her mother left Wednesday morning'for I. U. where the former expects to attend summer school.

FOR SALE-—North side property, six. room house and bath, modern except furnace. Poultry house, garage and good lot, all in . excellent condition. Price right call Banner office. ‘ o 20h4t*

John Mitchell of Garrett pleaded guilty to a charge of drunken driving and was given 60 days at the penal farm and fined $1 and costs $3l in all in the court of Mayor Lige at Auburn.

~ Alva Matthews writes from Clearfieldd, Pa., that the Banta (Refrigerator company in which he is employea has received a government order for forty boxes. He wishes to be remembered to old Ligonier friends.

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

Penecil Deilects Bullet,

A metal pencil over the heart was credited with deflecting a bullet fired at Walter Hite 35 in a roadhouse shoot ing at Kokomo. ~Sipe Denver 36 was ihel‘d today charged with assault and ‘battery with intent to kill. -

Gooseberries for sale. Phone 418

Cottage For Rent }as,t two weeks: in une See A. B. Weaver, 20a2t

Miss Ardth Furst arrived home yeserday from Upland college. '

Wil_l Sharp went to Auburn today Lo attend a (Gleaners convention being held there. S

Diphtheria has broken out in Columvia City and’ a number of home are inder guarantine regulations. :

Miss Helen Hyman and Miss. Vir ginia Oldfather are home from thel colleges to spend the summer.

Mrs. Anna Coldren and son Hugh of Topeka were guests Tuesday at the Harry Spurgeon home in this city.

The W. J. Bolitho family on. thei way from Bl‘oonjington to Norther: Michigan stopped over in- Ligonie and visited friends.

-~ Ross Kilgore residing on the line i 1 Whitley county caught three dog mangling his sheep the ot_h‘ej- day an killed them, two hounds and a Shep herd. 3

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~ Miss Ruth Lundy is ill at her home in tihs ¢ity . She is suffering from an abcess. ) L

‘Donald Ganger wQho had! held the position of meat cutter at .the Economy gro'cer)' Itas taken a ‘position In the Kroger store. o

‘Mayor' and Mrs. Leland Calbeck visited the first of the week with Mrs. CNbeck’s parents Mr. and Mrs. George Mason at Millersbure.) :

Mr. and Mrs.. Chester Biddle have sold their real estate holdings lln Cromwell. They are just home from 4 visit in Wisconsin. 5

Mr. dand Mrs. John T. Baker ana Mr. and Mrs. Alva Hite and family visited the H. H. Pincheon family at Albion the first of the week.,

‘Missg Florence Cotherman arrived home Tuesday from Indiana Unlversity to spend the summer with her parents Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Cetherman.

Mr. and Mrs: .Frank Shearer and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shearer of Ligonier were in Elkhart last” Friday evening to attend a recital: st

-~ Girl May Lose Sight of Eye . Ruth Holdeman six years old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holdeman of Wakarusa may lose the sight of her left eye as a result of an accident yesterday. She was shot in the eve with an airgun in the“hands of a neighbor boy. - ‘

. BECIAL FOR . Friday and Saturday Fancy HTomatoes, pound 17¢ " Bereres. 4 pounds B¢ Green Beans, Fancy, Ib. 15c Sack’s Bakeiv

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