Walkerton Independent, Volume 54, Number 25, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 15 November 1928 — Page 5

e I In Puritan Days - The only means of protecting pos- ; sessions in Puritan Days was an un- * faltering faith in God, personal bravery and a trusty fire arm. Today one’s savings are placed in banks for safe keeping and used as the person has need. In addition to the protection offered to day, we pay interest on all savings accounts. We invite you to place your checking on savings accounts. STATE BANK OF WALKERTON : ' I For the Hunter We Are Headquarters for All Sportsman Supplies in Walkerton We pride ourselves on the stock of high grade merchandise we carry. None better anywhere. If you want a good GUN, come here for it. Single and double barreled shot guns that can be relied up-, son. Winchester and Remington RIFLES—the best you can buy. Always dependible. AMUNlTlON—Everything that you need in vour shooting. Full stock of all kinds. HUNTERS’ SUPPLIES If you are a trapper or hunter you will be interested in our stock of Hunting Knives Steel Traps. Hunting Coats and Caps Hunting and Fishing Licenses Issued Here. a “MEET THE GANG AT OUR STORE.” C. E. HOUSER Hardware Store ipß I Build new fences A /yig• ME | -Repair old ones J'"' । Now! ~ ITk/TANY farmers in this section were unable to get •LVA fences built last spring. Maybe next spring will be a repetition of 1928. Better do your fencing now— f this fall —while you have time. You can do it with RED TOP Steel Posts. One man with the RED TOP Driver can drive 200 to 300 posts a day through hard, dry soil and align them perfectly. By driving 50 to 100 posts in an afternoon you can sandwich your fence work in between other jobs and soon clean it up. With a few RED TOP Posts you can repair weak spots in your fence lines —keep stock from breaking in and savo I both growing crops and valuable animals. .fell iBBy Come in «nd »ee the old reliable RED TOP post that has earned its reputation through long years of service in the Hr fence lines of America. Let us show you how, by keeping K a few bundles of RED TOPS oa the place you can handle your new fencing and repairs in an easy and economical W I - Walkerton Lumber & Coal Co.

Join the Red Cross. Hear Majestic Radio ta Carter’s Drug Store. Big cnicKen dinners every Sunday 50c, at Shirley's. Mrs. W. J. Dunnuck is visitng her mother in Detroit. All radio tubes tested FREE at Carters' Drug Store. Mrs. Frank Hahn and children spent the week end with Mrs. Mary Hahn. Pastry sale at Frater’s Hardware Saturday, Nov. 24, by the Presbyterian Ladies Aid. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mangus were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Leßoy. Mrs Frank Edwards was guest of Woodlawn Red Cross Society Armisi tice day in Chicago. SI.OO Membership in the Red j Cross is as fine an investment as you ' can make anywhere. Bert Smith and Mrs. Anna Thompson, of South Chicago, were married at Knox, Saturday, Nu/. 10. i LaMar Nusbawm left Wednesday for Indianapolis where he will enter . the Indianapolis School of Emoalm- > ing. Buy your Xmas gifts at the BaI zaar to be held in the M. E. Churcn | Wednesday, Dec. 5. Chicken pie I supper, too. Mrs. B. I. Holser and Mrs. Ina । Koontz are spending the week in I Chicago, the guests of Jack Karr and family. APPLES—High grade Michigan I apples on sale at our garage. Buy . now as the 'supply is limited. Itwp. W. B. Apple. Mrs. C. M. Carter is visitng her । i mother and other relatives in Sullivan. She will remain until after Thanksgiving. Dance every Saturday evening at Gleaner hall. Old fashioned danc- । ing. Admission, spectators, 10c; I dancers, 50c. Public invited. wal2tf I A group of LaPorte and Walkerton friends gathered at the home of Ne- | dra Ruby for a wienre ana marsh- I mallow roast last Thursday evening. [ Claude Belter entertained hlis Sun- ’ day School class and teacher. Paul | Sheddrick, at a party last week. : Games, contests and refreshments I made the evening an enjoyable one ' for all the boys. ' Fifteen guests helped Pauline | Hahn celebrate her birthday last | Thursday at a party at her home i , from 3 to 4 o'clock. Miss Mary ' Hardy and Miss Viola Beatty were also guests. Refreshments were served. The Philathea Class of the Meth- ' odist Sunday School neld their j monthly social meeting last ThursI day at the home of Mrs. Clarence | Hudelmyer with Mrs. B. I. Holser lassisting her. Thirty seven mem- ! bers and guests were present. A ; musical program was given after < the business meeting after which re- | freshments were served. Mrs. G. K. ■Denison and Mrs. H. O. Earl of HanIna, were out of town guests. M. B. Slick, C. M. Carter, A. L. Dupler and C. E. Houser enjoyed a I day’s rabbit hunt on the Slick homestead. near Kewanna, Ind., Monday The Boys had a great time tramping around all day and succeeded in bagging 41 bunnies. The day end-i ed with a fine supper prepared by i Milo’s mother and sister, at the Slick I home. It might be mentioned that there were four stiff and lame men about town Tuesday. The November meeting of the Missionary Society of the Fnited Brethren church was hel^ at the home of Mrs. John DeMyer. A feature of the afternoon was a little sketch called “A Junior Flow’er Garden ' given by Mrs. Mabel Sheneman and Mrs. G. R. Champlin. Delicious refreshments were served Iby the hostess. Guests for the afternoon included Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Albngnt of Elkhart, Mrs. A. E Irvin of North Liberty and Mrs. T. E. Gordon, who became a member of the organization. The December meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Chas Cripe Jr. About 150 members and friends of the Methodist church attended the reception tendered Rev. and Mrs. Henry M. Braun and son Myron, in the Church parlors Monday evening. Following the pot luck supper, Claude Stull, as master of ceremonies took charge of the program. C. M. Finch gave the address of welcome, and response was made by Rev. Braun. Mrs. Chas. W’orrell expressed the church’s fare'well to Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Berry and Chas. Hahn and family, who are moving away from Walkerton. .A response was made by Mr. Hahn. Rev. G. R. Champlin, of the U. B. Church and Rev. C. E. Evers, of North Libertv also gave short talks. Several selections were played by the orchestra and vocal numbers were sung by Miss Helen Fults, Mrs. B. A. Sweigart, H. Reed, a girls quartette'and a male quartette. A short play concluded the program in which parts were taken by Mrs. Mae Griggslbv, Mrs. Earl Leslie, Mrs. C. M. Finch, Mrs. Claude Stull, Mrs. A. D. Winner, Mrs. Oscar Barney and Mrs. C. E. Houser. The whole affair was most enjoyable. FOR SALE-—Winter radishes, $1 ped bushel. Phone 183-G. 3twn29 JOR SALE—Range Cook stove, nearly new. Call 102-W. Dayton Ross itwp Millard L. Ross WANTED— Good housekeeper for family of four. No washings. Phone 17. ltwr FOR SALE—Registered bull, 8 months old. 2twm22. John Truax. FOR RENT—A good eight room house. Mrs C. L. Miller FOR SALE—-Good Hard coal burner. See it at John Klingaman’s Reht on shares, March first, highUy improved Fulton Country farm, .dairying, eighteen acres mint, t Emmet Scott, LaPorte. Ind. 2twnlsp - " — W ANTED: 100 head of feeding hogs. Phone Delbert Stiles, 1.2 7-N. Walkerton. TF s 13w Clyde Castleman HARDWOOD LUMBER FOR SALE: Have saw mill operating o$ ^ny fanp-negrr Lerriohs Bridge, .on Walkerton and. LaPorte road. Cajn 'furnish anything required at ‘ right Price. ' Phone 145 wj26tf O. V. Wolfe.

, Christmas decorations and crepe 1 paper at Carter’s Drug store. । । Order your Christmas greeting cards now, Carters Drug store. | Sam Frame of Waukegan, 111., was home from Friday until Tuesday. । C. M. Goodrich for up-to-date 1 Shoe Repairing. Soles Sewed on. 1 trszuw Help relieve the suffering of Humanity by joining the Red Cross. I SIOO is the cost. Pastry sale at Frater’s Hardware 'Saturday, Nov. 24, by the Presbyterian Ladies Aid. Mr .and .Mrs. Claude Poole, of Mishawaka have been spending the >. eea nere the guests of J. P. Barnhart. j Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stilson and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gushaus were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hershberger. j Mrs. Harley McCarty of Gary, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weller and family took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dare Sunday. Mrs. G. R. Champlin entertained her mother, Mrs. J. A. Sloat and her sister, Mrs. Ralph Arnott, of Nappanee last Friday. Dr. and Mrs. H. S. Dowell left yesterday for a visit with their son and (wife. Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Dow’ell, at Huntingburg, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Henderson, of Toledo, 0., have been here for a few days looking after business interests and visiting friends. Now is the time to buy apples for winter use. We have a supply or fine Michigan apples, many vartties. Come in and see them. Itwp. W. B. Apple. Men—you are invited to attend the men’s Bible class at the Methodist church, W’alkerton, each Sunday. You will enjoy the lesson dis- ; cussions. nßtf Paul Sheddrick, Roy Bricker, Mr. Garrett, commercial teacher at the high school, attended the annual home-oomilng at Muncie TeacJiers’ . College, over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clements. Mr. [and Mrs. Erie Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. . Leon Kingsbury and son, of South i Bend were Sunday guests of Mr. and .Mrs. Faunt Leßoy. Gentlemen, we have a new line of snappy dress •''HOES and O.XFOKDS. Come in and see them. You'll i like them. B. F. HARDEN & SON Pastry sale at Prater's Hardware Saturday, Nov. 24, by ladies of the Presbyterian church. Pies, cakes, chickens, delicatessen dishes, doughs nuts. Call Mrs. O. V. Wolff, 145, for special orders. | Shoot for turkeys, ducks and I geese for your Thanksgiving dinner at Walkerton, Tuesday, Nov. 27. C. E. Houser, mgr. 21 wn 1n 2 2 Air. and Mrs. Chas. Bose were Sunday dinner guests at a dinner party composed of a group or ner girlhood friends and their husbands at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Fitch in Souht Bend. Sam Baker received serious injuries about the back and shoulders 1 last week caused by a fall while loading some transfer freight on his dray. His son, Keith, of Plymouth is helping him this week. Notice Os Administration Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Judge of the O.rcuit Court of Ist. Joseph County. State of Indiana, ■ Administratrix, of the Estate of | Wladyslaw A. Griesk, late of St. Joseph County, Deceased. . Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. Martha Grzesk. Administratrix. November 9, 1928. No Attorney for Estate. 3twN29. Notice of Administration Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of St. Joseph County, State of Indiana, Administrators, of the Estate of Mary E. Q. McDaniel late of St. Joseph Money to Loan On Real Estate Mirtgages, at 5, 6 and 7 % interest, according to amount and class of security. J. Willis Cotton, Attorney at Law, over State Bank, Walkerton. EYES EXAMINED * And HEADACHES RELIEVED Without the use of any Drugs By H. LEMONTREE s EYE SIGHT SPECIALISTS 222 H S. MICHIGAN ST., South Rend. Indiana SLICK & CURTIS Attorneys and Councellors At Law Notary Public and U. S. Pension Attorneys Fettlements of Estates, Abstracts of I Title, Real Estate, Loans, Insurance and Collections. R. K. POMEROY, M.D. OFFICE HOURS; 1:00 to 4:00 and 7:00 to 9.0 f) p. m . PHONES: Office, 40—Residence, 222 Masonic WALKERTON LODGE, F. 4 A. M No. £l9. Regular meetings the first Thursday of each month. Visitors welcome. ROY GINDELBERGER, tV. M. DR. W. M. DENAUT, Secy. Roy Sheneman I ’ LAWYER Office Over Houser Hardware. FHoim'Sff.

County, Deceased. I Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. J. William McDaniel and W. Ray McDaniel Administrators October 31, 1928. Wm. A. Bertsch, Attorney for Estate. 3twn22. Notice Os Administration Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Judge of the Superior Court No. ; 1 of St. Joseph County, State of Indiana, Administratrix, of the Estate of Link Grigsby late of St. Joseph County, Deceased. Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. May Grigsby Administratrix October 31, 1928. R. Sheneman, Attorney for Estate. 3twn22. Notice of Administration Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has ibeen appointed gy the Judge of the Circuit Court of St. Joseph County, State of Indiana, Administrators, with the will annexed of the Estate of James L. McDaniel late of St. Joseph County, Deceased. Said Estate is suposed to be solvent. W. Ray McDaniel and J. William McDaniel Administrators October 31. 1928. Wm. A. Bertsch, Attorney for Estate. 3twn22. Dr. H. S. Dowell DENTIST Office in Residence Phone No. 56. WALKERTON. IND. ■ DR.L.A.KRIEG Chiropractor Office at B. F. Harden home, second door west of Methodist church, Walkerton. Phone 60 INUSBAUM 8 CO. UNDERTAKERS We give our special attention to all calls l^<iy Assistant Phone 83. Walkerton DR. W. F. MIRANDA General Practice Office Hours 8:00 a. m. to 8:00 p. m. Telephone 24

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