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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1908
Page
3
Dr Shoop of Ruscome Wis introduces Health Coffee a fast substitute made from toasted grains malt and nuts with no real coffee. The doctor claims it brews in a minute and fools experts, sold by W H Lytle.
Bert Mitten announces he has taken the agency for Fostoria Steam Dye Works. The shop offers dyeing and ageing work, with perfect satisfaction guaranteed. Call at Bert Mitten's store for service and information.
On March 3 1908 LeRoy Wonder G W Rosier and H E Wonder as Trustees of the Evangelical Association Parsonage Carey Wyandot County filed a petition in the Common Pleas Court seeking an order to sell Lot Number Nine in Wa M Buell's Addition to Carey Ohio except 25 feet off the south end. The sale is sought because the property is not needed and rents do not cover taxes and improvements. A hearing is set for on and after April 30 1908.
Wharton residents host guests from England, Wise, and Koontz families on Sunday. Funeral services for Forest Ward held at Wharton Methodist Church with a large turnout and listed pallbearers and choir. Dr Sheep's Restorative advertised as spring tonic for nerves and sluggish health with local drugstore placement.
Last week W H Snyder was here on a business mission Tuesday. On April 1 the Vanlue Mutual Telephone Co took charge of the lines formerly owned by the Peoples Telephone Company. L M Eshbaugh and wife of Groverill spent Sunday at the home of his father D A Eshbaugh. W F Fink moved from the W J Frey farm to the Tong farm three and one half miles south of town. Willie Lemott returns to chicken farming raising Black Orpingtons this summer. E L Swihart returned from a farm visit in Trumbull county. Mrs Nelson Stahl and daughter of Van Buren visited the mother. Also a medical ad for Dr Shoop Night Cure appears with book No 4 offered.
Lovell region reports fall sown wheat thriving after recent warm weather. Farmers continue oat planting while sheep shearing proceeds. Thirteen laying hens died during the cold snap. Ezra Baker, Oblo Ql Co foreman, reports fencing work on farms. Ubicol! drills its twelfth well near Lovell with promising prospects. Market note advertises Foley's Orino Laxative.
Thedford’s for over 60 years has been a trusted vegetable remedy, favored worldwide as a gentle liver and kidney aid. It eases constipation and congestion, purifies the system from excess bile, and keeps the body healthy. Price 25 cents at druggists and dealers. Test it.
St Paul community records numerous visits by residents to friends and relatives in Vanlue and nearby towns. Highlights include the funeral of Miss Reva Alspach at St Paul on Tuesday with interment at a nearby cemetery.
A printed nostrum recommends mixing Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Kargon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla for kidney relief. It claims to cleanse and strengthen inactive kidneys cure backache regulate urination and prevent Brights disease, urging home use. The Times of Scranton credited printing it in October 1906.
Adrian E Ewling visited Tiffin Thursday and Mrs Jesse Trudeau was in Tiffin Saturday. Mrs Earl Mullholand of Alvada stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs William Lawhead. Anne Shearer of Bucyrus visited aunt Mrs Wm Correll. Perry Presler and Glen Snyder called in Timn. Adrian band led by J W Hahn is praised. Milo Haines of Bucyrus at his parents home. Last day of winter term observed with a noon dinner and afternoon recitals. Carey High and Adrian School played ball, score 10 to 9. Clarence Haines attended county teachers exam in Tiffin. Rev Myers preached at B V church Sunday evening.
Twenty eight years in strawberry culture backs my claim these varieties are highly productive for our soil. Plant in good season and good cultivation yields large red luscious Adrian berries. Ohio state inspector declares plants disease free. Available by hundred or thousand at a reasonable price. Call or address Tome Phone 5167.
Squire Elder of Mt Blanchard spent the summer with Peter Brayton. F E Phillips and daughters Alice and Clara visited James Philips of Carey. Miss Mabel Crislip improves. Ernest Evans, brother of Miss Mildred Cochran, ill with influenza. Residents attended an Evangelical church event by Miss Greene of Columbus. Mrs Crislip sold a driving horse to Mr Kirian near Frenchtown. James Newcomer and family visited his mother Mrs Sarah Newcomer. Alva Baughman of near Vanville called on Springville Sunday. Miss Mattie Bloom of near Adrian stayed with her parents F Dible. Dean's Ointment promises quick relief for itching and related skin issues.
The Greening Nursery Co of Monroe Michigan will deliver trees at the foundry in Carey on Saturday April 11 and at Vanlue on Tuesday April 14. A large selection of apple cherry plum pear and peach trees are offered at favorable prices. Orders accepted for Friday delivery. D W C Rau agent.
Mrs Jacob Bachar has improved after two weeks of illness. Mrs Celia Wohlgamuth and Mrs Clara Robinson visited. Jerry Wohlgamuth attended a funeral in Findlay. Vern Alspach hosted supper with Jerry Wohlgamuth. Several residents called on Bachar family and friends over the weekend including Miss Dora Bachar and Miss Ollie Bachar. Clyde Campbell of Carey was seen on the streets Sunday.
A long list of farms near Warren Adrian Ohio offering 50 to 234 acres each with houses, barns, timber, sugar camps, outbuildings, and drilled wells. Prices range from 1 500 to 34 per acre with descriptions of soil types and proximity to rail towns, schools, and electric lines. Sold by W. M. Presler agent with home phone 8167 and fare refunds to purchasers.
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