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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1908
Page
3
An advertisement touts Dr Shoop s Restorative as a spring tonic for tired nerves and sluggish digestion with a few doses claimed to renew energy. It also promotes Dr Sheap s Health Coffee made from toasted grains as a quick coffee substitute. W H Lytle and Bert Mitten advertise related services in Fostoria.
The St Paul column records Miss Grace Anderson visiting sister Mrs Earl Davis. John, Carl, and Earl Davis plowed on the W C Anderson farm. Various locals attend a missionary convention and return as U B church delegates. Nearby visits include Mr and Mrs Binley of Toledo and Rev Greene delivering Easter sermons.
Adrian area tidbits recall visitors and gatherings. Miss Lily Clay returns from Fostoria. Darwin Presler of Lorain visited his parents. Helene Shober stays with sister Mrs Lawrence Dible of Alvada. J W Hahn of Greenspring in town. Ladies Aid to host social at band hall on the 28th. Deane Lenner and WF Ford Presler at Berwick entertainment. Fred Etchenly works in Tiffin. Bert Black of Sittin travels. Wm Lawhead visits Alvada with Earl Mullolland. Dr Shoop Night Cure ad promotes its suppositories with offer of free No 4 book by mail.
A period advertisement endorses Foley's Orinu Laxative as best for women and children. It claims mild action and pleasant fate compared to harsher purgatives like pills and tablets, promising to cure constipation.
Mayor G N Snook improves health George Beard returns with spring Peter Beck of Mt Blanchard visits his mother Mrs Mary Beck Forty dollars raised at Vanlue band supper Construction starts on Mutal Telephones lines led by H G Feasel Marshal W F Lemott resigns vacancy filled by Mahlon Breitigam Lutheran church ladies announce box social and bazar for next Saturday evening All invited
Springville residents attended Easter services in Carey Sunday morning. Dr W G Brayton visited Mrs E J Crislip due to Albert Lafountain illness. Mabel Crislip Mildred Cochran visited Ernest Evans in Alvada. Dean and Charles Brayton called on Peter Brayton. Bert Dible from near McCutchenville stayed with F Dible family. Adam Herbert of south Carey visited his parents. Ferdinand Presser and family visited grandparents Jacob Herbert near Alvada.
Nye and wife and children Russell Orville and Garnet visited John Kloopfer and family Frick Pahl took a business trip to Tiffin on Friday Miss Buft of Defiance visits Misses Victoria and Eva Pahl A M Bachar visited Vanlue on Monday Bert Bachar family visit to Jonathan Bachar Jonathan and son Robert are building a new grain house for A B Nye
Miss Verne Cole of Mt Blanchard was guest of sister Mrs Ed Corbin Friday. Various visits and Sunday gatherings mark the week with families hosting in Wharton Carey Forest and Wharton. A son to Mr and Mrs Charles Bell of Wharton Friday.
Twenty eight years of strawberry culture experience backs these plants. Varieties chosen for productivity and soil type promise large red Adrian berries with strong yields. Ohio inspector certifies all plants disease free. Available by the hundred or thousand at a reasonable price. Call or address Home Phone 5167.
Grace Chapel plans Sunday school next Sunday at 9 30 am. Local families visit relatives and neighbors throughout the week including the Rickle Wentling Updegraff and Wickiser households. Posts for telephone wires are set as residents prepare for new phones and fencing work continues at Rickle properties.
Having just located in your city the advertiser seeks patronage this spring. They offer samples of wallpaper room mouldings and home decorations at unheard of prices. Painting and wallpaper changing are specialties with work guaranteed satisfactory.
A long list of 50 to 234 acre farms near Warren Ohio with houses, barns, timber, sugar camps, and fertile soil. Prices range from 1 200 to 12 500 plus notes on timber, outbuildings, and proximity to railroads and schools. Counties include Frambull and Portage with markets in Cleveland Warren Girard Niles Youngstown and Pittsburg. The text notes labor shortages driving low farm prices and invites inquiries with R. R. fare refunds.
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