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jeci 19 wormy 01 our oesi eiiurv.era)U8nallaythesotichled»nttomg:esofon.m-;tleDeath of Mrs. Depew.Ira. Adeline Depew died suddenly of heart trouble at 8 o’clock Tuesday morning at her home in Pittsburg. She had enioyed her usual good health until a few minutes before her death whenshe awakened and complained of apvere pains near her heart. Her sister, Mrs. Jacob Scheffee, of Lafayette, was with her, having accompanied Mrs. Depew home from Lafayette last week. The deceased was 65 years old and was the widow of Garrett A. Depew, a prominent merchant of Pittsburg in canal days. She was a charitable woman and many orphan children found a good home with her. George Wallace, of this city, was a brother of the deceased. The funeral was held Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock from the Pittsburg church. Burial in the Pittsr burg cemetery.Will Trv to Make Ferrets Disaorsre.the club has decided to go before the people much as it does in a political campaign and work up a sentiment in favor of voting a $50,000 subsidy to the Clover Leaf Company. The proposition is to be voted on Feb. IS. Thepay roll of the Clover Leaf at Frankfort is now $50,000 a month, and with the additional improvements will be increased at least $25,000 a month.John Maggart Dead.John Maggart, a Cincinnati orphan boy who was reared in this city, died at Kokomo last Friday and was buried there Sunday. Ten days previously he was severely scalded while at work in a slaughter house. He was 82 years of age and leaves a sister, Mrs. Thomas Hawkins, of Kokomo. Several years ago he traveled through the country with V. L. Ricketts on his hypnotic tours and served as his subject.Damage Case Set For Trial.mi mo aaa
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Delphi Carroll County Citizen Times
Delphi, Indiana, US
Sat, Feb 10, 1906
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IN, USA 14 Aug 2018
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