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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1907
Page
3
Carey store proclaims the finest Christmas Goods display with varying grades and clear pricing. Shoppers are invited to inspect the six fit displays and three more sections, even without intent to buy, to help decide holiday questions.
You never beheld a finer line of toilet accessories than at Ewing's. Brush and comb sets priced from 50 cents to $13.50 in silver, stag, or celluloid. Also glove holders, collar boxes, gent's travel sets, travelers' collar cases, and more.
A shop highlights holly covered boxes of paper and envelopes from 21 5c to 1. Fountain pens priced 50c to 5.00. Pearl or gold mounts. Gold pens in pearl holders. Celluloid bookmarks 10c and 15c. Photo frames, hand mirrors, pictures. Displays feature gift items with prices from 1.06 to 85.00 and up.
Brief notice mentions a large selection of books at Ewing's with late copyrights at 49c, standard fiction from 19c to 50c, girls books from 25c to 50c, poets in leather from 35c to 1.25, Roosevelt Bears, Tom Sawyer, Huckleberry Finn, children's books, ABC and animal books, Cinderella and Mother Goose, Live Doll books, and travel adventures.
A local shop promotes a full assortment of cigars in small gift boxes ideal for Christmas. Staff offer assistance to help choose selections that will please the smoker.
An assortment of items is listed, including balls and other infant goods. The note highlights a variety of possibilities for baby care and playthings.
Mrs Lydia Gibson visits relatives in Sycamore. C W G Taylor spent Sunday at Bascom. Miss Myrtle Stahl at her home near Carey. W M Presler traveled to Portage and Trumbull counties last week. Mrs Rhoda Clay improving. William Dible visited Tiffin. Mrs John Ruehle guests in Chicago Junction. Jesse Trudeau spent Sunday in Tiffin. William Haines visited Tiffin. Cyril Miller of McCutchenville in town Sunday. Avery Needs in Upper Sandusky Saturday. E K Ewing a Tiffin visitor Tuesday. John Fredritz and family moved to McCutchenville.
Lovell and Barmon bought material for a hundred ton silo. Miss Nina Truby’s illness kept students away for three weeks at the four corners. Fall sown wheat failed to winter well. BE Wentz has extra husking work. A Pahl lease power house burned about five weeks ago. a new one finished last week, pumping resumed. The Chin Of Co owns the Pahl lease. Best Light lamps claim high efficiency and safety. E Schlup Route 4 Upper Sandusky handles orders.
Wharton alerts list Carl Ward family Emma Ward and others visiting Findlay Forest City and county seat trips. Protracted meeting continues. Mrs Ward and Miss Corbin noted as ill. Chamberlain's Salve recommended for skin diseases, sold by J. D. Ewing and C. W Brayton.
Notice of Appointment stating H. G. Cuamperrs is appointed and qualified as Administrator of the Estate of Evaline Denman, deceased, late of Wyandot County Ohio. Dated December 6 1907.
Mrs Henry Culler traveled to Upper Sandusky on business. John Dunbar of Cadillac Michigan visited at Mrs Jacob Bachars. Henry Robison recovers at his son's home. John Kleopfer aided by family due to his father's death. Visits from Byron Ogg I L Culler and families. William Walter and wife visited John J Robison. Jacob Bachar made a business trip to Upper Sandusky. Lizzie Mitchell plans stay with brother Earl Mitchell in Fostoria. Greene of Carey and Nicholas Lafountaine both made local trips.
Louis and Sylvester Schubert spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Schubert. Ida Adang visited Carey friends Dr Harris and son. Starling drove to Fostoria Saturday afternoon. Maggie Nye and Rose Wagner spent Thursday in Fostoria. Michael Schira was in Fostoria Saturday. Fred Herbert made a business trip to Tiffin Thursday. Henry Keopfer spent Sunday evening in Fostoria. Katie Keopfer was in Fostoria Friday.
George B Krause of 36 Walnut Ave Altona Pa reports Dean's Regulates acted mildly to regulate the bowels and produced the results he desired.
Residents of Vanlue and nearby townships share social calls and travels. Addison Lee buys three fine colts from Earl Van Sant while A H Fruth reports a long batch and a thirty seven foot guucage. Families visit relatives across Vanlue Henry county Mt. Blanchard and Findlay with several exchanges of greetings and Sunday activities.
Mrs Rosa Lee visited her parents Mr and Mrs J A Deidrick last Thursday. L B Baughman and H P Miller returned from real estate looking trips in Trumbull and Portage counties. Glen Hile is the champion corn husker, husking over 2000 bu shells this fall. Mr and Mrs P C Essex were in Findlay last Wednesday. J J Herman of Vanliu baling hay for Trumano Shull this week. Effie Lee and family with Far Van Sant and son visited Monday night. A large group gathered at Mr and Mrs Frank Shull’s last Thursday for an old time wood chopping. Those present included Mr and Mrs Frank Wise, Mr and Mrs Charles Dunbar of Mr Blanchard, Mr and Mrs Joseph Shull, Myron and Miss Emma Brown, Mrs Sadie Bachar of near Vanlue, Mr and Mrs W P Miller, Mr and Mrs Ed Shull, Mr and Mrs P O Fasex, J W and George Pendleton, Harry Morehart, L W Shull, W E B Sausser, Chas Cross and Jamen Baughman. Preserved fish are generally more economical as food than fresh fish. Salt cod furnishes 3 per cent more nourishment than fresh cod.
The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. Gaulard Kimmel home for a late notice gathering. A guessing contest on grains in an ear of corn awarded first prize to Mrs. Kelva Wickiser and booby prize to Mrs. Katie Lorts. Attendees included Mrs. Belya Wickiser, Mary Wickiser, Will Rickle and Laird, Kate and Eima Lortz, Luella and Lucile Lortz, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lorts. At year end Mrs. Gailord Kimmel and Mrs. Katie Lortz sang an old German song. Henry Lortz and family hosted relatives Sunday at McCutchenville. Mamie Ritter visited Enma Lortz, and Will Richie and Lonnie Coppler families spent Sunday together.
An old American advertisement touts Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil as the strongest and cheapest liniment ever devised, marketed as a household remedy for pain for 25 years.
The timetable lists Big Four trains between Cincinnati and Toledo with arrival and departure times. No. 2 reaches 3:23 am, No. 8 at 12:50 pm, No. 0 at 6:14 pm, and departure at 6:15 pm from Cincinnati. Toledo departures No. 8 at 2:00 am, No. 1 at 11:48 am, No. 3 at 3:40 pm, with corresponding arrivals.
Timetable items show multiple daily trains with departures and arrivals at Findlay stations. Notable entries include departures at 6 32 pm 8220 pm and arrivals around 11 0 am 1 10 pm with several numbered trains referenced.
Fragmentary text shows agent E C Walker in Garey dealing with daily service, mentions daily operations with exception Sunday and a peculiar time string. Limited legible details prevent full reconstruction of event or context.
A fragment shows a timetable from Northern Ohio with east and west bound entries. The legible items mention standard time and directional labels West Bound East Bound reflecting a transit schedule snippet.
An advertisement touts Ritters as a national cure for dyspepsia. It claims to strengthen stomach membranes boost digestive juices purify the blood and build up the body. The tone mirrors era patent medicine allure with grand health assurances.
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