For Sale Two Milch Cows One Just Fresh
For sale two good milch cows one is fresh and the other to be fresh in about two weeks. Address H C Wonder, 4-30.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1908
Page
4
For sale two good milch cows one is fresh and the other to be fresh in about two weeks. Address H C Wonder, 4-30.
For sale onion seed at 1.25 per pound grown from fine bulbs. Also iron seed drills and cultivators, strawberry, blackberry and raspberry plants, and finely bred chickens and eggs. Wick Hathaway Box T 847 Madison Ohio.
The home of Sarah Slemmer is described as on Main Street five doors west of the Post Office. Inquiries should be directed to Frank or Harvey Slemmer.
Full blooded Brown Leghorn eggs offered for sale at six to seven settings. Contact Mrs. J. W. Jordan at Vaniue, Ohio.
The Carey Exponent has suspended publication with the final number issued last Thursday the 23rd. The Carey Times takes over the unexpired subscriber list and will mail remaining issues until prepaid time ends. An unnamed buyer planned to continue the Exponent as a semi weekly, but political nomination halted the plan.
Crestline, Ohio resident Frank Miller declares his bid for State Senate district seat subject to the upcoming Democratic senatorial convention in Upper Sandusky.
The 3rd quarterly conference will be held Saturday afternoon and evening and Sunday morning May 2 and 3. Service starts 1:30 p m Saturday. Presiding Elder G. W. Lilley of Hicksville will preach. All are invited.
Miss Nora Schira and Mr. Frank Boff married at nine oclock Wednesday forenoon with Nuptial High Mass at Our Lady of Consolation. Attendants Miss Mamie Boff and Frank Schira. Gifts listed by various relatives from Defiance and local residents. Wedding dinner at the bride's home.
Friday Sherman Hill of F A Holtiger wholesale confectionery bought a span of mules in North Baltimore for use by Carey Creamery Co on a milk route near Carey. Hill rode the mules to Findlay from the purchase place.
Mr Will iam Peifer and Miss Philomena Coppler united in the holy bonds at Our Lady of Consolation church on Tuesday at nine. Rev Father J G Mizer officiated and the bridal party proceeded to a wedding dinner with family guests from Upper Sandusky Kenton New Bremen and Salem Township. The groom is the son of Mrs Teresa Peifer and the bride the daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Coppler. The couple will reside in Upper Sandusky.
The Pioneer Picnic organizers meet to prepare for the event to be held at the usual place on Thursday June 11. President Amos Nye asks for broad cooperation from all association friends and invites suggestions on arrangements.
The ministerial association met at Rev. Hook's home last Tuesday evening. Rev. Williams opened with prayer and Rev. Hook read a paper on funding a minister's old age. Rev. Greene will prepare a paper for the next meeting, and the group decided to meet monthly.
The W O T U will hold a home market at Model Bakery starting at 1 PM. Items include Rome baking, cakes, bread, pies, cottage cheese and related goods. Proceeds support the organization.
Miss Mamie Coachman and Mr Harvey Martin united in marriage at the Methodist church in Clearwater at 6:30 AM. Rev R L Honiker performed the rite witnessed by close relatives. The couple, leaving for Tampa then Jacksonville, received a royal God-speed and rice at the depot.
The bans of Joseph Jacoby and Miss Katie Logsdon were published for the first time at Our Lady of Consolation church last Sunday.
Jacob Hilty has commenced to build a nine room house at the corner of North Vance street and Brown avenue. Jobo Schmuck serves as the contractor.
The Perkins handle factory on Monday shipped thirty thousand handles in the first car load. All factory equipment is stated to be in good working order. Mrs. V. A. Smith is visiting Bloomdale for the week. Mrs. G. W. Chesebrough traveled to Toledo last Thursday and returned Friday with Mrs. Anna Gravatt of Piqua joining her.
A fragmentary ad notes grain prices for Wheat No2 and Oats while an overcoat sale at David Heck's residence is advertised. The owner may claim the item by visiting the Tusms office and paying the advertisement fee. Frank F. Pabl.
Help wanted ad seeking a middle aged woman to live with and care for two aged residents. The position offers good pay and requires joining the household at the home of J Wenzen.
Railroad men say the block system on the Hocking Valley will be resumed about mid May. The move aims to improve safety and train separation after a period of alteration and testing.
Three Poland China sows four Ferretts advertised by Peter Shultz Adrian Ohio contact phone 4160 for pedigreed stock and live stock sale details.
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