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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1908
Page
4
Poultry industry leaders praise Ukraine State incubators as the best on the market. Sold exclusively by The Beek Milroy Hardware and Supplies.
Front page item notes a second class mass matter entered at the Posege in Garey Ohio. An entry mentions a sidewalk resolution on page six and an announcement about a concert with plantation melodies for twenty five cents. Only fragmentary date appears Tuesday May 6.
Mayor Chambers and council members present approve several bills including labor on street and uniforms for firemen. A bank wall risk at South and Clay street prompts a concrete barrier plan referred to street committee. Council buys old Crawford scraper for thirty dollars. Sidewalk repairs move to second and third readings. Fences in Straw's fourth addition referred for action.
The 1. C. C. F. and the Rebekahs plan an anniversary service at United Evangelical Church next Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Rev. C. F. M. Green will preach.
Easter services at the local churches drew large crowds as favorable weather encouraged attendance. Programs varied by church, but all reported enjoyable exercises and strong participation across the community.
J. R. Long and family moved Monday to Marion where Mr. Long has purchased a livery business. They will be missed in social circles. The community wishes them success and happiness in their new home.
A West Salem youth bought trousers from a mail order house a note was found in his pocket addressed to Miss Clara Clark Alton Indiana. A reply warned the man his target is now a wife with six children and threatened consequences if he continues. The incident ends with the suitor turning to home industries for his clothing and sweethearts.
News reaches here of the death of Mrs. Susan Heck sister of the late Mrs. A. J. Wonder. She died on Monday at her home in Gnadenhutten Tuscarawas County.
William L. Binley, formerly of Carey and more recently of Toledo, has returned to Carey and made it his home again.
Amos Hart sold his interest in the North Main Street meat market to Clarence Krupp, forming Emerine & Krupp with Lawrence Stout as clerk. Hart purchased Eli Hackenberger’s market on South Main Street and took possession after invoicing the stock. Theis & Henn expect to open their market on Saturday after receiving delayed fixtures.
The partnership formerly known as Hart and Emerine, operating as Hart & Emerine, has been dissolved by mutual consent. Amos E. Hart and Frank Emerine are the parties in dissolution.
The time of the west bound passenger train on the Northern Ohio railroad has been changed. It now leaves at 2 10 instead of 2 17 as previously scheduled.
A barn housing Davis Saunders two miles north of Mt Blanchard burned Tuesday around four pm. The structure and contents are valued near $800, with partial insurance coverage. Officials suspect a child playing with matches started the blaze.
The law increasing widow's pensions from four to twelve dollars a month began April 19. All receiving less than twelve dollars will receive that amount starting April 19 without filing a pew claim.
The W C T A will hold a sale of home made baking including bread pies cakes cottage cheese at the Model Bakery on Saturday starting at ten o'clock.
Notice warns all persons knowing themselves indebted to the firm to call and settle at once. The advertisement also lists for sale onion seed at 1.25 per pound, iron king hand seed drills and cultivators, berry plants, and fine bred chickens and ners faom CBB 2V Sauce.
About 400 bushels of old corn available for seed. Inquiries by phone at 156.
Full blooded Brown Leghorn eggs fifty cents per setting. 5-7 Mrs J W Jordan Vanlue Ohio Five Poland China boars Pedigreed stock Three Poland China sows Four Ferretts Peter Shultz 5 21 Adrian Ohio Phone 4160 WANTED A middle aged woman to care for two aged people and make her home with them She will be well paid F J Weusen
An inexpensive cabinet grand piano offered for sale with the note it is shop worn but playable. Regularly priced at 400 dollars, advertised at 200 dollars with easy payments, inquire at the office.
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