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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1908
Page
4
The partnership between George Hile and J W Peter under the firm name Hie Peter has been dissolved. Creditors are asked to settle accounts. Dated January 15, 1968. George Hile and J W Peter.
Farm ad says four hundred shacks of corn for sale located one quarter mile east of the Beery school house. Inquiries may be made to Frank McDonald or Clara Roll Straw for details.
For sale notice describes the come of Sarah Slemmer on Main Street five doors west of Post Office. Inquires to Frank or Harvey Slemmes for details.
A fragmentary sale page notes 80 acre farm three miles southwest of Cheyenne and a Durham cow with week old calf. Also mentions two good second marriages and a Bell Telephone contact, with other short sale items and miscellaneous notices.
Peter Frank Jr of Upper Sandusky Ohio announces his candidacy for Auditor subject to the outcome of the Democratic Primary on Thursday March 10 1908 from 1 to 7 pm local time at the standard polling place.
Edward Elliott will appear in the Carey Lecture Course on Thursday February 13 presenting a concise dramatic reading of a successful play. The Lion and The Mouse portrays a girl's struggle to save her father from vast trusts, exposing money power and political peril in a vivid story.
Francis Pahl died at his home south of Carey last Wednesday night. Born November 20, 1818 in Klitzheim Baden Germany, he emigrated to America in 1834 and lived in Ohio where he married Mary Simonts in 1814. He had eight children with his first wife, then nine with his second wife Magdalen Simonis. He owned a Huron County farm from 1841 to 1869 and then lived on the family home until his death January 22, 190%. His funeral was held at Our Lady of Consolation Church. Interment was in St Marys cemetery with a long list of pall bearers and visitors from area towns.
A library debate last Thursday drew a large audience. The question asked if the United States government is superior to England in form and operation, and the affirmative won.
The will, executed December 13 1897 and witnessed by F J Simonis and H G Chambers, probated Tuesday. The estate is divided equally among fourteen children including Elizabeth Kabler Lena Haubert Louisa Braun Frank Peter Rosa Esker Frances Logsdon Henry William Emil John Mary Obringer Charles and Jerome Pahl. Executor named is William Pahl. If any legatee contests the will they receive five dollars only.
H. G. Chambers is named as one of four delegates chosen by the Republican Central Committee to the coming state convention. Confirmation will be by petition to avoid the expense of primaries.
The Wyandot Agricultural Society elected directors last Saturday with broad interest and a large vote. Three hundred sixty four ballots were cast selecting Z. T. Smith and a slate including Lovell Hall, J. A. Van Gundy, Mack Brown, G. W. Beil, Harry Stevens, W. Bell, Edward Davidson, J. K. Wolf, R. S. Ulrich, R. E. Osborne, J. E. Williams, W. H. Kear, Daniel D. Dubbs, and Frank Young.
The cold weather has residents noting a robust ice harvest season. Ice settlers waste no time and seize the opportunity, keeping busy as crews prepare for freezes.
Lloyd Twining aged one year four months died last Sunday morning from paralysis. Funeral was held Monday forenoon at United Brethren church with Rev. J. H. Williams officiating.
Civil Engineer Avery of Chicago has completed stone storage at the National Lime and Stone plant. Two 350 foot conveyors move stone between trenches and sheds with a 70 600 ton capacity. A new kiln is being installed in the lime building.
Andrew Werley died at his New Riegel home last Sunday night in his eighty third year. Born in Germany November 24, 1825, he was well known in Carey. His son Victor Werley, a former dry goods merchant in the city, survives along with two other sons and seven daughters.
Upper Sandusky farmers institute set for Wednesday and Thursday February 6 and 7 in town. The event will include local agricultural demonstrations and discussions with area experts.
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