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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1907
Page
4
Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup is sold with a guarantee to cure constipation headache stomach trouble or indigestion. If it fails the manufacturers refund your money. For sale by J J Ewing.
Dr A F Constien of GW Hickle’s tailoring business leaves to join Mr Ederman in Toledo. He starts duties there next Monday. Mr and Mrs W A Mitchell of Farmland Indiana visited Hickle family Friday and Saturday. Mrs Mitchell is Hickle’s sister.
Mr and Mrs Edward Robinson hosted a Sunday dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs Edward Smith and daughter Alice Gertrude, Mr and Mrs FB Smith and daughter Martha, Mr and Mrs F Cammel and son Edward of Marion, and Mr and Mrs F Sterling and children of Findlay. Scenes in a wayside Inn at the Snyder Opera House on Sunday evening August 36 promises one of the best entertainments in Carey with humor and music. Miss Luella Z Drake will give readings. Reserved seats are on sale at Wings Drug Store.
An editorial praises Carey for its fine sidewalks which impress visiting travelers. The piece credits the city council for building substantial walks, arguing they are cost effective and comfort enhancing, and urges residents to strive for a city beautiful.
Eye witnesses say Ohio National Guard members returning from Port Clinton attempted to force baggage on an excursion train. They argued with conductors over loading and reportedly held the train for two hours before baggage was finally loaded. The episode left excursionists frustrated.
A nineteen member Alabama National Guard detachment passed through on Saturday en route to Port Clinton for national rifle practice. Led by Adjutant General Bibb Graves of Montgomery, they rode the Big Four to arrive early morning and departed at 8 10 on the Sandusky train aboard a special car. They breakfasted at the Galt House amid some local interest with ladies present.
A reflective vent on newspaper managers and the danger of printing lies. The speaker laments prevarication in papers and warns that a young man who lies in print is a total moral wreck.
The Lutheran church will install Rev HE Luther Spaid as pastor next Sunday evening September 1. The service will be interesting and the public is invited. The union service night places the Lutheran church as the location with Rev Dr Baltzley of Mansfield and Rev Hundley of Galion delivering charges to pastor and congregation.
Mr and Mrs W S Snyder and their son Willis of Kenton returned home Monday after visiting Mrs Snyder s parents Mr and Mrs Lewis Etchen in Adrian for several days.
Mr. and Mrs Marion Beck entertained a list of guests including Mr and Mrs Do Bushong of Tiffin Mr and Mrs G Laird and son Cecil John Updegraff and family Mr and Mrs Jack Updeg raff and daughter Miss Jessie at their home on Sunday.
Crawford township teachers plan a meeting at the township house next Saturday afternoon August 31. Ridge Township Teachers announce the recent board of education hiring C. M. Steen Orwin Young Hazel Long Vern Alspach and Cora Zahn.
The Morehart reunion will be held September 14 at the grave of Mrs. Jessie Morehart, two and a half miles southwest of Wharton. First annual gathering for family and friends all invited, bring baskets.
Mr and Mrs H W Karry hosted Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs Ralph Hathaway and Bernice Irene of Attica, Mr and Mrs Bert Kentfield of Scipio Siding, and several families from Omer Carey Salem and Middleport. An elegant dinner marked a perfect occasion. Crawford Township Schools announce start of classes next Monday with teachers Lotus Wright C M Parker Jacob Nitrauer L Livingston L B Wickiser and others.
Mrs Ellen Karr Smith died Tuesday August 27 after battling cancer surgery in Columbus. She was born May 13 1857 on the family farm, married April 28 1880 to Richard Smith, age 40. Survived by husband brother William Karr sister Edith Karr and was a Crawford Methodist faithful. Funeral at one o'clock this afternoon at the MFE church in Crawford conducted by Rev Howey of Toledo.
WI Teach in Tiffin and Arden Lea, formerly of this city, will teach the coming year in Tiffin. Lea will lead the seventh grade. Miss Nellie Brayton of this city will teach in Titia in the third grade.
The article lists jurors called from Crawford township Tymochtee Carey Ridge Salem and Richland for grand and petit juries. Grand jurymen named include Grant Long S A Ranch and C E Morehart. Petit jurors include Romanus Arnold Fb Kurtz C Cooper Henry M Kennerley Frank Hoy Logan Wohlgamuth Martin Corfman J K Dilley and W K Nogel.
C A Hoskins died at his Marion home last Thursday, August 22, from dropsy. Born in Marysville, he spent his boyhood there and married Lovina Lytle seventeen years ago. He lived in Marion for twelve years, moved from Findlay. An Epworth M E church member and Sunday school teacher, he belonged to the Maccabees and Knights of Pythias. Survived by wife and one child, his funeral was at Epworth church with burial in Marion cemetery.
Mrs H G Crum of Limr returns home Wednesday after visiting her sister Mrs G W Chesebrough.
Mrs Emma Long traveled to Lorain on Tuesday to visit her daughter Mrs Ida Youngblood and will bring back her son Ruthene who has been on the sick list. Miss Helen Campbell returned home Wednesday after visiting her uncle James Campbell in Findlay. Mr and Mrs James Pangmarn and daughter Helen from Marion were guests of Mr and Mrs Grant Tong west of town Tuesday.
Mrs Jane McDowell, her son Rol ley, and granddaughter Miss Inez Vanlue of Coleman Michigan attended the Thomas reunion at Reeves Park on Wednesday.
A Waikato case describes a sick girl beaten with sticks and throat-gripping by a tohunga to drive out evil spirits after immersion in cold water. She died the next day, illustrating alleged barbaric tribal medicine practices.
A quarryman faced assault charges after a fellow worker testified in court. The witness described the attack with a repeated phrase about striking with a pick and warned the man would have killed him if struck as hard as the witness.
A lodger and boarder borrows butter to strengthen soup. the landlady confronts the sly act. A mother asks Lola why she starts with pie, and Lola jokes she would have eaten dinner upside down if not stopped. The note adds a quip about the French eating nearly two pounds daily.
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