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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1908
Page
3
A claim touts a splendid healing cleansing and invigorating tonic for kidneys. It promises immediate relief for bladder urinary issues and backache while warning against indiscriminate patent medicine use in a leading New York newspaper.
Bert Mitten declares he has taken the agency for Fostoria Steam Dye Works and promises perfect satisfaction. Customers are invited to visit Bert Mitten's store for drying and clearing work with prompt attention. The firm also specializes in dyeing goods and recommends Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for sore throats and general pains.
If you have catarrh you can rid yourself of the disease with a trial box of Dr Shoop's Catarrh Remedy from Racine Wisconsin. A simple test will reveal the catarrh truth. Write today and stop suffering. J D Ewing.
Multiple farms offered for sale ranging from 20 to 300 acres near Carey Adrian New Riegel and Tiffin at prices from 35 to 60 dollars per acre. Inquiries directed to W. M. Presler Adrian Ohio.
Ends of the bowels eased by Dean's Regulats claim to tone the stomach stimulate the liver promote digestion and appetite and easy passages. Available from your druggist at 25 cents a box.
Grace Chapel notes show Miss Rev Alspach ill but not improved. Selous Coppler visited Frank Coppler’s family. Mrs Blanche Cole and Willie called on Mrs Bert Mick. Rev G Bartlebaugh shared meals with N Shaw family. George Stroup back from illness. J Worst and wife visited Susan Worst. Ida Shaw marked 38th birthday. Bartlebaugh dined with H B Tong family. George Tong family visit. Ian Updegraff attended sister Lizzie Shelftouse’s funeral in Ada. May and Rosa Updegraff visited Rosa Beck. Charles Shaw bought a fine bird dog. Walter and Truman Updegraff visited Willie and Ray Hunter. D Ramsey from Wood county visited Susan Worst. Harvey Snyder’s new saddle horse is nearly done. Henry Kennerly cut wood.
East Blanchard Avenue community items mention the Shanes moving to a Carey area home, the Hudsons’ son on a sitb list, visits between Rickle Pratt and Burson families, Amos Nye butchered Monday, and Beech Grove preaching. Also mentions Surdock Bilwood Bitters for health improvement.
The undersigned offers at public sale on February 2 1908 at 10 o clock a m on the Alexander Hoy farm three miles west of Carey and three miles east of Vanlue. Items include two work horses a gray gelding 15 years old a brown gelding 12 years old 11 head of cattle including Polled Durham stock and calves a registered trio plus other livestock. Also 28 breeding ewes 21 hogs five breeding sows with pigs 15 shoats a five month old boar and various farming tools. Terms include nine month credit on sums over five dollars with approval. cash for smaller amounts. No property to be removed until settled for.
An advertisement claims Dean's Ointment stops eczema spread daily and relieves itching instantly, curing it permanently at any Grug store.
A home grown tonic recipe circulates claims of curing rheumatism bladder and urinary problems. Mix one half ounce Fluid Extract Dandelion one ounce Compound Kargun three ounces Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla and take a teaspoonful after meals and at night with plenty of water. Authorities and druggists tout its cleansing effect on kidneys and eliminative tissues.
William Miller made a business trip to Tiffin. Joseph Strasser of Marion visited his parents in Adrian. Mrs Elizabeth Johnson is in Toledo nursing her ill daughter. Louis Bartz and sister Elizabeth from Tiffin visited Adrian. An outdoor fair at St Nicholas Frenchtown drew crowds with the Adrian band providing music. Visitors included B K Ewing Jesse Trudeau Ernest Evans Ford Preslar Pearl Shearer Neal Haines Mae Etchen and a revival began at the M E church with Rev Whitlock officiating.
A sale will be held at the seller’s residence two miles north of Carey on Thursday February 27 at 10 00 a m. The listing includes five head of horses three cattle fourteen ewes thirteen shoats and various farming implements and household items with nine month credit on sums 35 and over and cash under five dollars. Auctioneers Logan Tone Gro Onoxen with A A Kear as clerk.
St Paul J D Ewing of Carey and George Beis near Adrian were in town on business Wednesday. Several local families visited relatives and attended a sale and church events as la grippe circulates and roads are poor. Praire State incubators and brooders are promoted by Beck and Milroy Hardware Co.
Frank Ward hosted by sister Mrs. John Holleran with family Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. A B Wise and daughter Lue visited L. B. Ward and family. Roscoe Ward and family stayed with Clyde Wentling and family. Mrs. Frank Suber visited Co. M Wentling and family. Clarence Wise and family visited Jerome Wise and family. Curt Corbin and family Fay and Zelda Reynolds Joseph Koontz and family Artie Wise Porter Ward visited A A Wise and Hurd Plott and family. J G Murray and family Ray England visited Elite England and wife. A daughter was born to Ray Bristol and wife on Wednesday February 12. Ray is all smiles.
John Hoffbauer spent Saturday in Tiftin. Mrs. B J Ludwig visited Carey relatives on Wednesday. Fred Ludwig spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs B J Ludwig. Mrs J D Petern visiting relatives at Lancaster. Fern Blinn visiting relatives at Canton. Fern Blinn Penny Clarks Christena Kauffman Ida Adang and Frank M Hoffbauer attended church at West Independence Monday evening. Dr L Garris drove to Fostoria on business Tuesday. Mrs Frank Adang returned Saturday after visiting Mr and Mrs Joseph Braun at Cerey. Raymond Muth of Lostoria spent Friday and Saturday with Frank Adang and family.
Many farm properties in Trumbull and Portage counties Ohio offered at low prices. Listings include 60 to 235 acres with houses, outbuildings, timber, sugar camps, and drilling wells. Proximity to Warren and rail lines noted, plus market towns Cleveland Youngstown and Pittsburgh within reach. Agent W. M. Prester advertises rail fare refund to buyers. ADRIAN Ohio.
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