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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1908
Page
4
Jd A Smith presents 41 acre fort with new house barn and out buildings plus a good house on South Street near the UB church all offered at a low price. Also a new listing of Trumbull county bargains available for viewing.
A wolf necklace with a charm went missing last Thursday in Carey. If found, please return to Mrs Mary Frederick.
The fire department will run an excursion to Cedar Point on Wednesday August 26. Fare for the round trip is one dollar, children pay fifty cents.
Miller invites leave orders with William Helfer Jr for Cleveland sandstone sidewalks priced at twelve cents per square foot. Rev James A Steen of Sylvania visits the Chesebrough home with his wife and son Maxwell while taking vacation. Mr Will Nye of Lima and his party spend days with Nye’s mother and sister after trips to Niagara Falls Buffalo and Toronto.
Henry R. Felker died Tuesday afternoon July 28 after a year of failing health. Born September 14, 1856 in Marion Township Indiana, he moved to Toledo in 1876 and helped found The Toledo Metal Wheel Co where he served as vice president. He lived in Carey since 1901 and earlier was a Republican mayoral candidate. He leaves three children Alvin Katrina and Dorcas Carey. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. E L Spaid with Masonic and other fraternal honor guards and interment at Greenlawn cemetery.
The council approved tapping the Brown avenue trench at 2.50 with the tap overseen by the street commissioner. A plan by K G Spencer to use dirt in the ditch to protect the sewer pipe was accepted for savings. A H Kennerley urged netting protection for the Run bridge near the new school, and the idea was broadened to guard all bridges.
At the M E Church there will be preaching services next Sunday morning and evening. Rev James A Steen pastor of the M E church at Sylvania will preach in the evening. A cordial welcome for all.
Albert Reinhart of Delphos and Margaret Esther Davis of Venedosia were married Tuesday morning at Our Lady of Consolation church. Rev. John G Mizer officiated with Jerome Reinhart and Tillie Reinhart as attendants. A wedding breakfast followed at Mrs. Mary Reinhart's home. Will move to Detroit. Mrs Andrew Nigh sold North Street property to Mrs Elias Musselman and plans September move to Detroit.
St Paul Lee Brothers had a new steel roof installed on their barn last week. Assistant mail carrier Glen Hile is now delivering mail while Percy takes a two week vacation. Numerous neighbors attended camp meeting in Findlay and hosted relatives this Sunday with visits across Vanlue Carey and surrounding ridge areas.
The Hile family will hold its fourth annual reunion in the George Hile grove on Saturday August 22 1908. A picnic dinner will be followed by speaking singing recitations and music by the Vanlue band.
The Crawford community hosts its fifth annual reunion picnic on Thursday August 20 at Crawford School District No 1 with former teachers and students in attendance. Also noted is a Cedar Point political nomination event and a social visit by Mr and Mrs R C Pennington to Hampton Iowa.
Cc. D. Brown, recently back from Brighton Beach for a couple of weeks, is facing a serious attack of sciatic rheumatism and is under care.
Reports span from Berbers riding without tack to Cape Colony finances hit by diamond market mood. Breslau builds a paper chimney. Sweden's Jonkoping toymaker makes 1,000,000 matches daily. US dentists earn more in Europe than at home. Persian riots kill tens of thousands. Manchuria nationalizes salt industry. A codfish yields a gold ring. Eden coast logs two giant whales, signaling longgone Australian whaling. Earthquakes shake Kongo. villagers seek guns. France taxes absinthe vendors to cover deficits. Guanajuato yields vast silver. Tolstoy library and school named after him. St Petersburg sees suicide epidemic. A Pittsfield woman laments elder title change. Philippines cocaine penalties loom. syringes indicate guilt. Tuberculosis prevention urged by Dr Knopf. Summer milk shipped from Denmark and Belgium with subsidies. Grant Tong hosted in Findlay.
Thirty acres of pasture within the corporation of Carey known as the Straw pasture with good running water. Inquire of Dick Carr.
A brass switch key with numbers and the initials H. V. RK. Rontt is missing. Please return to this office.
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