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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1908
Page
3
Languid spring mood lifts with Dr Shoup s Restorative touted as a genuine tonic for tired nerves. Claims quick effects, notes improved energy and circulation, and advertises J D Ewing as seller. Also promotes Dr Shoup s Night Cure suppositories and free book No 4 For Women with confidential medical advice. The Cleveland Leader quote closes with skepticism about soaps.
The community looks forward to summer with notes of visitors from Carey and Upper Sandusky, plus updates on local families. A serious accident injured Ed Swerline while carpentry work in McCutchenville. Lydia Long, a longtime resident, died after two months ill health aged 77. Funeral arrangements were set with Reverend Young and Reformed church choir. Health Coffee advertised as a coffee substitute by Dr. Shoup of Racine, Wis.
Grace Chapel holds Sunday school next Sunday at nine with preaching at ten thirty. Miss Reva Alspach is improving slowly. Local residents visit and hire workers, with several callers and small agricultural tasks noted among families including Shaw Updegraff and Stroup households.
Bert Mitten declares he has taken the agency for the company. He promises perfect satisfaction and invites customers to his store for dyeing and clearing work. The shop specializes in dyeing goods and promises careful attention.
An old authority promotes a patent medicine mix to ease rheumatism and kidney trouble. The at home formula uses dandelion extract, compound Karyon, and compound sarsaparilla with water, to be taken after meals and at bedtime. Local druggists offer to supply ingredients or compound the mix.
Earl Ward and family joined by Nelson Wickiser and others for a Sunday visit. Mrs Virgie Ward listed as sick. Wise family hosted by Rye Reynolds and family with multiple guests. Nettie Shelhouse and Roy visited uncle Joseph Koentz last week. Muriel Deveney visiting her aunt Mrs Charles Shellhouse this week. Charles Reynolds traveled to Toledo on business. Wise family moved to a new Wharton home. Nellie Bartlebaugh returned from Findlay. Rosa Shellhouse visiting E M Shellhouse. Mia Wise and family hosted by Kimmell family.
Mr and Mrs A A Schubert and son Dean visited Findlay on Saturday. Mrs John Nye was a Fotoria visitor Wednesday. Mrs Frank Adang and Miss Ida returned home Saturday after two weeks with Mr and Mrs A Huth of Fostoria. Charles Wilcox, once sick, is able to be out again. Sylvester Schubert visited Monday. Mrs B D Marks spent Saturday in Fostoria. John Moore and John Hoffbauer made business trips to Tiffin and Fostoria respectively. Mred Wagner and Leo Snyder of Kirby visited Sunday. Card of Thanks thanks neighbors for kindness during the death of Edna Fay Foasty.
SPRINGVILLE. F. EB Poiliips and wife visited sister Mrs. Wm Presler of Adrian. Miss Bessie Brayton spent time with cousin Kyron Bum near Vanlue. Mrs. Sarah Newcomer, recovered from grip, shows improvement. Squire Elder of Mt Blanchard stayed at Peter Brayton home for the summer. Carrie and Hazel Burn of near Vanlue visited relatives. Mrs. Oscar Wentling hosted by Mrs. L A Brayton. L A Brayton hauling tile to Jones farm. Lewis Shumaker of Carey visiting his sister Mrs August Collet.
Bascom hosted A W G Taylor over Sunday while Mr and Mrs Wm Redman of Carey stayed with J J Frederick and family. Toledo guests included Miss Margaret Lawhead and the Presler household. Birthday party honored Leonora Phillips seventeenth with Misses Ewing Atthen Mulholland Haines Shober Phillips and guests. Local sport and school notes: Jed Etchen joined a Carey barber shop. Adrian winter term ends soon and C W G Taylor will arrive for spring term.
Names multiple residents visiting relatives and neighbors in Arlington Vanlue Ridge Center Findlay and Mt Blanchard during the week. Mentions purchases horse driving horse and farm activity and a move to Vanlue. Clipped Findlay Republican weather remark notes hope for April.
Wide range of small to large farms offered near Warren and adjacent towns in Ohio. Properties include 50 to 235 acres with houses, barns, timber, sugar camps, orchards, drilled wells, and varied soil types. Prices from 1 200 to 12 500 plus per acre, with proximity to rail lines and centralized schools. Agent W. M. Presler advertises viewings and refunds RR fare for buyers.
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