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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1908
Page
3
Daisy Wickiser remains ill while George Opper shows little improvement. Local families report visits from Stroub Shaw Doppler and Wentling groups. Community members including Laird and Hunter are seen husking, calling, or visiting neighbors as Virgil Kennerley remains very sick.
Wharton Lewis Cole injured after a fall last week and still recovering. Howard Juvinal of Upper Sandusky transacted business here Thursday. Miss Emma Scheidegger returned home after a three week visit. Mrs Emia Abilefeld and Mrs Minerva Kear attended Pythian Sister lodge at Forest. several candidates initiated. W Ford of Findlay visited relatives over Sunday. Arlow Smith of near Carey shown a short time Monday. Mrs Caroline Kimmerl and Mrs James Fehnel visited relatives in Bucyrus over Sunday, returning Monday evening. A three year old son of Mr and Mrs Albert Bues was kicked by a colt, rendered unconscious, resting easy Monday. A two year old, child of Mrs Walters north of town, had two fingers caught in a pulley. fingers out of place, doctor unable to set. Reno Brayton was guest of Bert Smith Sunday. Miss Gertrude Wadau of near Carey visiting F Dible family. Mrs Lewis Galbroner guest of friends on East Ridge Monday. Lewis Galbroner and Brayton Crislip cribbed a thousand bushels of corn.
F Dible aided his daughter Mrs Frank Fusty of Alvada in butchering Monday. Mrs Julia Bateby and son Stan Sy returned to their Keaton home after two weeks visiting. Miss Bryn Dible of Dear Adrian visited her parents Sunday evening.
Adrian. Berty Black of Tiffin was in town on business Thursday. Gier and Phillips shipped stock to Buffalo Thursday. Glen Snyder of Carey visited his parents last week. Blaine Presler stayed with his sister in Toledo. Eenoch Bloom spent Sunday in Sycamore. William and Mrs. Redman of Carey visited the Fredders in Sunny. Phillips was in Tilia on business Saturday. Wirt Bamisderfer and daughter Marina of Titia visited A Green family Saturday. Hayes Presler in Tiffin Saturday. John Murray and friends visited Findlay over Sunday. Clarence Sraines of Alvada visited his parents. Willam Haines visited Saturday.
The article notes that the shortest day arrives soon with fall sown wheat refreshed by light snow and showers. It mentions six empty houses giving Lovell a deserted feel and records visits by Mrs H D Layton and Mrs B Bushmin to Mrs Schlup on Friday.
The note mentions HH Wentz remaining in the corn shredding business and facing a trial. A library is planned at the Four Corners on Christmas Eve. Rev T J Carey from Wharton began protracted meetings at Crawford M E church Sunday evening. Kentucky distillers flood rural mailboxes with wet goods ads. H D Layton family to move to John R Layton farm west end of Upper Sandusky this week.
Carey Ohio announces high grade tailoring dry cleaning repairing pressing and dyeing services for men and women including suits overcoats jackets skirts furs and draperies. Located opposite Galt House second floor.
Local talent presents Home Talent Play At The Ferry with Miss Wilcox from Harrisburg staging. Performances on December 1 and 18 with reserved seats at Camp restaurant on December 15. General admission 23 cents, reserved 35 cents, children 15 cents. First two rows reserved for children.
A Christmas request from William Oliver Kinney of Carey Ohio Route 2 Box A dated December 14 1908. He asks Santa for a white sweater handkerchiefs goods for a waist a speaker a drawing book No 1 popcorn balls candy oranges and a nice book. Please don't forget to come.
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