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.ecutive America is mem-.merlca, ‘ges, all rviee.Fie Boy an ap-plgbteen care of iring In. quarters er 1,500( time is 11-organ-oduction loveraent city and )ver, and f the or-:r in the America ire enor-he scofK o secure boy whoLOCAL AND PERSONAL.A son was born Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Norris.Mrs. F. B. Cochrane returned Tuesday from a two weeks’ visit at Jackson, Michigan. *Festoons, shields, stickers in national colors and paper flags for sale at Citizen-Times office.Picnic LunchDr. and Mrs. Calvin Carney and Mr. i and Mrs. A1 Brewer left Monday for a motor trip through New York.Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Kerlin, and Mr. and Mrs. Craig, of Indianapolis, were! the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. j Kerlin.lent point iotic men but who ;e service rsical dls-e depend-have the serve as requested dresses at *f the Boy nelghbor-a number dunteering increases to take up roops may Eldership, mer is full y for realICOUt8.iousness of Ine of thi1 Boy Scouts, has decid-*Uia to all idttction, asMrs. D. P. O’Mara, of Indianapolis, who has been the guest of Mrs. Catherine Pierce and family, returned home Friday.Judge and Mrs. J. P. Was^n and children and Ruth and William Wason autoed to Knox, Tuesday to see the Judge’s farm.Misses Carolyn and Helen Kirkpatrick left Wednesday for a two weeks’ visit with Mr. and Mrs. H. p. Metsker, of Burlington.Mrs. Florence Lathrope and children, Margaret and Tom, ‘ returned Tuesday from a few days visit with relatives at Burrows.Olives Potted Beef Peanut Butter Potted Chicken Potted Tongue Veal Loaf Salmon Grape Juice I Apple JuiceCream ( Pimintc Dill Pic Sweet J Sour Pi VanCar Heinz I Prepan Gingersuccessfully own and in-do the sameacreage, .vhicli everyMr. and Mrs. Elmer Armstrong, of Cincinnati, Ohio, w^ere the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Good and family Monday and Tuesday.FOR SALE—Having purchased an entire herd of reg. Hereford cattle, have some extra good young bulls for sale. Gilbert Gates, Delphi, Ind. 21-3tMr. and Mrs. L. D. Boyd, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin and son returned Wednesday from a several days’ visit with relatives at Clayton and Indianapolis.Mr. and Mrs* Fred Martin are preparing to move into Mrs. Lettie Prtiitt’s property on| east Franklin street recently vacated by Prof. Hum-mol and family.Mrs. John Adair and son, of Rensselaer, wTho have been the guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Jones returned home Sunday. Miss Frances Gustavel accompanied her home for a visit. nRalphPhones 85 23 THE PURE FOOD» M M X X X X XX »»*♦»»*»X***********nnds at the rhole United ardens start-cted throughtands at the vhole Unitedwhich stands or the wholeTRACTOR.government outs of Amer-otomac park, i farm. The s, and it was be tilled with-ry.ich impressed by the Wash-Tied one trac-oaded it on a ogether with ■ing^tooth har-ssary machln-R8 attached to j shortly afterin PotomacPARATION.ts of the coun- the offices of spectlve cities he authorities pared, by their such service at lary. The served messenger ; by wire, wlre-perating in the assisting relief In preparation use of an emgr-erywhere haveMr. and Mrs. Israel German, Mr. and Mrs. Manford German, Miss Ellen Freeman, and Melvin Jenkens, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roach were campers on the Tippecanoe river this week.Mrs. Beatrice Lathrope and children, Dorothy and Donald, who have been visiting at the home of her father, Captain John Lathrope, returned to her home at Albuquerque, N. M., Wednesday.Sanol Eczema Prescription is a famous old remedy for all forms of eczeip**3|lPskin diseases. Sanol is a gusflfaiiteed remedy. Get a 35c trial bottle at the drug store.Captain Percy Deshon, of Los Angeles, California, visited Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Mary McAfee. He was enroute from the east to his home. Capt. Deshon and Major Larry McAfee are brothers-in-law.Mr. and Mrs. John Shaffer, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Alberts, Mrs. Marietta Alberts, Mr and Mrs. Ernest Newell, Mr. and Mrs. Will Bragunier, Misses Myrtle Ferrier and Nellie Haughey, motored to the Shades, Sunday.Dr. Eugene Taylor, of Washington, D. C., whose wife is Mrs. Zoua Wood Taylor j a former Delphi girl, has been appointed by the government as one of the men to report on the availability of those wrho seek to join the aviation corps.The following births have been reported to the county board of health to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bonebraker, of Cutler, July 3, a boy, Joseph R.; to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burget, of Jefferson township, a daughter, Virginia May; to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Spall, of Tippecanoe township, July 12, a son Frank; to Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Clark, of Jefferson township, July 15, a son, Kenneth Ralph; to Mr. and Mrs.Samson Sites, of Deer Creek township, July 16, a son.Mrs. Lydia Case Williams will leave soon to join her husband for future residence in Evanston, 111.Miss Elda Hay returned home Sunday from a week’s stay with her sister, Mrs. Wasson, of Frankfort.HEL1NofeversuffeiI years 'Sch*Mrs. J. N. Bickell, of Terre Haute, came Sunday for an extended visit with relatives and friends here.Miss Susie Teagarden has returned home from Chicago bringing with her Miss Hoffman as her guest.Claude Holmes and William Brackenridge went to Rensselaer Monday on their bicycles to visit the former’s aunt, Mrs. Marsh Warner. They returned home Friday.Emory Goff, of Frankfort, brother of James Goff, of this city, has [gone to the Mayo Brothers Sanitarium, where he will undergo a serious operation. Mr. Goff’s family have come to Delphi to remain with his brothej- until he* is able to return home.A unit for the Syrian relief fund wras organized in this city Sunday with Rev. Ray Heritage chairman, David Musselman secretary and John F.- McCormick was appointed to receive funds at the Carroll County Loan Trust company. A committee composed of the ministers and a member from each church will be in charge of the unit and a community canvas arranged for the future.Wilbur Gates, 30 years of age, was frightfully injured Saturday evening at his home near Idaville, when a binder passed over his body. His right foot was almost tom off by the grain wheel, there were six punctures along the spine made by the sickle guards and two of the punctures penetrated the lungs, permitting the air to escape through the holes in his back. His body was cut and bruised in many places. The accident occurred when the horses, harnessed to the binder, started to run and Mr. Gates in trying to stop the team, ran around to the cutting side of the machine, stumbling and fell directly in front of the sickle. It is doubtful if he will recover.Hone gives so I ContTh ' fenslt;plan; ! by tl to b coun ! wall This dust the ;has oveiBORN WITH THE REPUBLIC.Insure your properRELIABLEmsu:PANY OFNORTW. A. BREINING, Ag
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Delphi Carroll County Citizen Times
Delphi, Indiana, US
Sat, Jul 21, 1917
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