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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1908

Page

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Hasty Impressions of Our National Capitol

A Special Correspondent visits Washington and describes President Roosevelt visiting Grace Reformed Church amid curious tourists. The piece notes the Capitol grounds beauty and Washington landmarks, the Columbus statue prank, and local views on government, Congress, and press. Senator Bryan’s death is mentioned as a poignant event.

Roosevelt United States Grace Reformed Church Washington Secret Service Carey Teddy

Mme Qui Vive Returns From Paris to The Record Herald

Mme Qui Vive returns from Paris after studying beauty with plans to reveal new ideas to readers over the next year. Her column The Woman Beautiful continues in The Record-Herald with entertaining and practical beauty guidance.

Mme Qui Vive Paris Mme. Qui Vive Chicago Record-Herald Record Hearald Record-Herald

Board Deliberations On Purchases And Bids

The Board of Public Affairs met Friday night with Hart clerk Frederick Moore and Stief present. Two bills were ordered paid The New Pharmacy Mdse 650 Garlock Packing Co 30 lbs of packing 1450 Bids for furnishing pipe and water main were received None accepted There is a marked decline in that merchandise Material once 36 per tun four years ago now offered at 24 20 per tun

Hart Frederick, Moore and Stief Garlock Packing Co

Ministerial Association Plans Directory Revisions

The Ministerial association met in the library to revise the church directory and place copies in railway stations and the Galt House. The Sunday sermon topic after Easter will be Sabbath desecration. A meeting is set for April 20 at 7 30 PM at the M E Parsonage.

Galt House M. E Parsonage J. HH. Williams

Voyage Letters from Sylvester Shuman to Los Angeles

A Seattle to Los Angeles travel diary recounts a long stay in Seattle with sunny weather roses and New Year celebrations. It notes whale hunting by Alaska Whaling Co a captured 55 foot monster exhibited in Seattle and details on whale hide value and uses. The letter ends with travel by Northern Pacific via Kalama Goble and a river ferry across the Columbia.

Los Angeles Cal Seattle Puget Sound Alaska Whaling Co Tacoma Northern Pacific Cowlitz Columbia Kalame Broad Columbia Goble

Carey Notables Purchase Move and Local Transfers

A. C. Clene, known in Carey as former Galt House proprietor, bought a Newberne meat market and plans to move. Craven county seaport Newberne has 10 000 residents on the Neuse river. Three Upper Sandusky banks bid the public money depository contract and will share the award equally with bonds of 77000 each. In March Judge Brown issued 15 marriage licenses, up from 19 last year. Recent real estate transfers include Hayman to Shaffner 50 acres in Tymochtee for 2200, Bowman to Parker 100 acres in Crane for 36500, Kurtz to Kurtz lot 84 in Carey for 1, Collett to Collett lot 3 in Dow's addition for 1000. Ninety seven cases sit on the April common pleas court docket. civil 88 and criminal 9. Woodmen delegate convention met in Upper Sandusky with Carey lodge represented by S. Hart, Edward Campbell Jr., George Wolfrum and James Dill. A. Reser of Upper Sandusky was elected delegate to the state convention in Portsmouth May 9.

A. C. Clene Carey Galt House Newberne North Carolina Craven County Neuse Upper Sandusky Brown Earl Hayman Joseph W. Shaffner Tymochtee Township Isaac N. Bowman Davids Co Common Pleas Court S. Hart Edward Campbell, Jr George Wolfrum James Dill Carey Lodge Reser Portsmouth

Masquerade at Skating Rink Draws Crowd and Prizes

A large crowd attended last Thursday's masquerade at the skating rink. Floyd Murray as Happy Hooligan won first prize a pair of skates. Eunice Hall of Lowell as the Pop Corn Girl won second prize a dollar. Ross Johns as an Indian won third prize a week of free skating. Judges were I B Spreng Wm Pethie and D W Doty. Dawson Trent of Kenton gave a fancy skating exhibition.

Floyd Murray Eunice Hall Lowell Ross Johns I. BE. Spreng Wm. Pethie D. W. Doty

Worker Severes Fourth Finger in Saw Accident

Last Saturday afternoon W. A. Perkins had a serious accident with a boxed saw and dust trough. His fourth finger on the right hand was cut off while he checked the draft. the little finger was only scratched. Dr. Southward dressed the injured finger.

W. A. Perkins Mr. Perkins

School drill ends quickly as pupils evacuate in minute

During a recent practice at the east side school house the entire building was evacuated in one minute and fifteen seconds. Teachers and pupils moved in orderly fashion, each knowing their place and duties.

Thomas Griffith Joins Lima Base Ball Team as Short Stop

Thomas Griffith signed with the Lima baseball team as short stop after visiting here Sunday. The Lima team competes in the league.

Thomas Griffith Lima

Mt Blanchard Journal to Debut This Week

A. M. Rowand from Bellefontaine visited Mt Blanchard last Saturday on his way home from the town where he arranged to publish a new newspaper titled the Mt Blanchard Journal. Rev George Wonder will serve as editor and resident manager. the first issue is slated to appear this week.

A. M. Rowand Bellefountaine Mt. Blanchard George Wonder

Starvey Bailey Serves as Assessor During Carey Corp Vacation

Starvey Bailey returns home for the month and will carry out assessor duties for Carey corporation, the office to which he was elected last November.

Starvey Bailey Carey Corporation

The Block System Implemented To Prevent Collisions

A force left here Monday to string wire for the absolute block system from here to Springfield. The system requires operators to warn adjacent stations before trains move. If a train at Wharton wishes to go north, Wharton must be notified that the block is clear. The first station south is Wharton, the second Forest.

Here Springfield Wharton Forest

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