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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1909
Page
3
Bunch of real estate options including an 80 acre farm near Carey, a 105 acre first class farm with house cistern and outbuildings, a 20 foot lot on Vance street, and town properties at low prices. Agent offers loan application handling, deed drafting, and fire insurance services.
An advertisement claims deafness results from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining and cannot be cured by local applications. It promises One Hundred Dollars for any case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and invites readers to request circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. and local druggists.
Sunday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs LeRoy Wonder for Mr and Mrs Miles Wonder and family and Mr and Mrs I T Conklin and their son Lester of Adrian.
Report covers Rising Sun and Carey games with details on hits, runs, and errors. Mentions Vanlue and Worcester results. notes upcoming games against Ojibbeewa and Lutheran Sunday School showdown. Attendance logged at 410. umpire Walters and scorer C N Pflueger named.
County Superintendent R. W. Burton commends Enoch A. Fritter as an outstanding teacher trainer at Findlay College. Burton praises his broad knowledge, progressive methods, and effective public speaking. Fall term opens Tuesday September 14 with U. S. Brown as president.
Gust Lortz and H L Tracy of Carey Ohio visit the Smalleys this week. They are farming friends who piled brush in Ohio years ago. Mr Tracy is a nephew of the Smaleys and this is his first western trip. They plan to tour Seattle and other coast cities before returning home via Salt Lake City and Denver.
John A. Miller relocated his household goods to the newly purchased residence on North Street from William Helfer.
Priscilla club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs General Ash for needlework and refreshments. Guests included Mrs V A Lash er of Buffalo Mrs Chas Tracey of Portsmouth Miss Emma Miller of Helmsville Mrs Leslie Patterson and Mrs J D Southward. Plans were made for a plenary at Crawford next Tuesday and the club will be entertained in two weeks by Mrs S P Robinson.
Mr and Mrs Jerry Wohlgamuth entertained a large group at dinner Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Orville Lee and son Herold, Mr and Mrs A A Wise and son Gerald, Mr and Mrs Levi Baughman and children Abel Mary James Everett, Mrs Anne Wohlgamuth and Mrs Mary G Stout and children Herold Eugene Thelma of Canal Dover, Mr and Mrs Hosean Tong Jr and Scott Tong. A most delightful day was spent.
W. M. Presler of Adrian Ohio advertises farms for sale or exchange across Secca Wyandot counties with 20 40 60 100 160 and 200 acre sizes at reasonable prices. Also offers bargains in Trumbull and Portage counties. Full particulars on application.
Chester Ray Methena celebrated his second birthday last Saturday with a group of young friends. Attending were Masters Ralph and Robert Roulston, Russel and Paul Ritter, George Miller, Francis England, Franklin Roulston, Clayton Wrightsman, Charley Weaks, and Little Misses Eva Roulston and Rulah Daring. A pleasant afternoon lunch followed.
William Helfer buys the gun once owned by Harry Hunter. The cracker-jack firearm is 44 calibre with steel points and two sight ranges of two hundred or five hundred yards. It shoots through a twelve inch plank at that distance and is intended for varmints and game.
Miss Mary and Rosa Simonis hosted twenty friends from Frenchtown and nearby for games and music Tuesday evening. A two course luncheon was served by Miss Anna Simonis and Mrs. F. M. Simonis along with Mrs. Wm. McKee.
The Johnson watchman’s small house near the Big Four crossing was repainted brown, matching the New York Central color scheme. Three other nearby buildings received fresh brown paint this week, and the switches were also painted.
L J Kemerley of Crawford suffered a stroke about 2:00 am Tuesday affecting his entire left side but leaving his speech unimpaired. Dr J D Southward is the attending physician. He is forty eight years old.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Wonder entertained at their Adrian home on Sunday with a dinner attended by Mr and Mrs J A Miller of Chicago Mr and Mrs L L Bond of this place and Mrs J Blino and daughter Fern of Alvada.
Mrs S M Ranger, Mrs L Ranger, and Mrs A H Kennerley have issued over one hundred invitations for an afternoon ball at the country home of Mrs S M Ranger this afternoon.
The family of Mr John Wiodau entertained Sunday dinner guests including Mr and Mrs Joseph Collet Mr John Fleck and Miss Philomene Collet.
Mr and Mrs Priest Dame and their children and Orville Dame ended a pleasant week at the Whaley cottage near Crawford by breaking camp on Monday evening.
S S Hart, clerk, reported July collections for the water works plant amounted to 3256 dollars 32 cents.
Mrs. B Frank Benton of Toledo spent several days with her parents A Van Heyde and wife. Laurence Kemerly, Earl Burson and Misses Ruth Keefer and Della Newcomer took an auto trip to Kenton in Kemerley’s touring car. Mrs and Mrs Joseph E Ewald and children of Cleveland visited at the home of Mrs Ewald’s parents the S S Smiths. Foster Shumaker of Upper Sandusky was a business visitor in town. J J Herman of Vanlue also visited on business. George Bish attended his brother’s funeral at Findlay. Ralph Ku and Carl Zint spent Sunday at the Creek taking photographs. A P Johnson drove George Bish to Vanlue. Bish was called to his brother’s deathbed. R G Spencer and Ross Johnson were here on business by auto. The United Evangelical church ladies earned 24 dollars at a Saturday ice cream festival. Rev Father Joseph Gerz of Kirby and Rev Father J G Mizer visited Sunday. Henry Brooks of Salem visited relatives Sunday. Miss Ethel Bond returned to Toledo after visiting here. Local residents hosted visitors and moved houses, with several trips by auto. Miss Gladys Bachar went to Marion for a few weeks. Beatrice Haubert returned to Frenchtown after visiting grandparents. George Mann of Upper Sandusky and Fred Bloom of Marion visited Albert Bloom’s family, traveling in a White Steamer. Ernest Beck and children visited Mrs Beck’s parents west of town. Rev C F M Greene returned from a Baltimore camp meeting. Caroline Hickle, daughter of Mrs Mary Hickle, who suffered a paralytic stroke, is improving though left side is affected.
Garfield M Brayton and others transfer lot 39 in D Straw’s second addition to Carey to Lillie M Bray for 1.00 dollars. The deed lists the property and parties involved in the transaction.
Theumatic pains relieved by use of Miles' Anti-Pain Pills. 36 doses three cents.
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