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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1908
Page
3
An old page advertises Dean's Ointment for itching stopping cuts and burns, and Foley's Orno Laxative praised as gentle and effective with a money back guarantee. It urges farm readers to keep crops growing and use hoes to combat weeds. J D Ewing sells the laxative.
A plain cascular live advertises Burdock Kloud Bitterstone as a remedy promoting digestion and purifying blood. It suggests relief for languid weak heads and stomach discomfort with claims of liver and stomach benefits.
Bert Mitten announces he has taken the agenc for the alley company and promises perfect satisfaction. Anyone needing work in dying or clearing may visit Bert Mitten's store for services and good attention. Also advertises a dyeing goods specialty. A. E. Davis, grocer, Sulphur Springs, endorses Dean's Regulats for regular bowels.
Reports from Lovell note painting at the schoolhouse by E P Walborn and threshing help from E Wentz. A ten day tent meeting starts Friday July 1 at the Crawford M E church led by Rev T J Carey. QO Jacobs finished a new frame shed at his barn. Robert Lowery promotes oils from Crawford refinery. Bees swarm to E Schlup’s residence and fill idle hives with honey. For sale: a fine yearling draft mare colt free from blemish. EE Schlup Upper Sandusky R 4.
Patient L M Ruggles of Reasner Iowa reported doctors said consumption but he improved after taking Foley's Honey and Tar stopping hemorrhages and lung pain and restoring strength. J D Ewing sells the product.
Miss Pauline Shearer and brother Paul of Paulding are visiting relatives in Adrian for a few days. Mr and Mrs William Redman and daughter Doroth stay with Mr and Mrs Joseph Frederick Sunday. Mr and Mrs Trudeau and daughters Hazel and Perl were Tiffin visitors Sunday. Miss Helene Shober leaves Saturday for a months visit with her sister. Willie Snyder of Kenton visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Lewis Etchen. Mrs George Shober returns home after visiting daughter Mrs Bessie Blue of Bettsville.
Berwick residents and neighbors spent Sunday visiting relatives and friends in nearby towns including Carey Toledo and Tiffin. The community plans a Fourth of July celebration with races and games, and many residents hosted guests from Bucyrus and Cleveland amid church services and local gatherings.
Mr and Mrs Will Cawdwell called on Mr and Mrs Henry Kennerley last Thursday evening in a social visit noted in local society notes.
Grace Chapel residents report births visits and daily life events. George Stroub welcomes a baby girl born last Saturday at his home. Neighbors and relatives including Wickisers, Rickles, Copplers and Shaws share calls and Sunday visits across Grace Chapel and nearby areas. Preaching services at Grace Chapel are planned for next Sunday afternoon.
The St Paul column reports haymaking, family joys with a new baby, prayer meeting attendance, and numerous visits among residents from Vanlue to Carey. Notable items include Miss Myrtle Latoka Greene’s upcoming St Paul church entertainment and community notices of guests at local homes.
Springville reports social visits as Richard Smith from Lovel called on Peter Brayton and Dean Brayton stayed with his cousin Brayton Crislip. Mrs Frank Posty of Alvada visited her parents. Frances Dible and Napoleon Dible joined William Dible and family near Adrian. Byron Bunn and family visited relatives while others attended Carey children's services. Farmers are busy making hay. Ruth Walters from near Cary visits August Collet.
Sunday onght was well attended with locals calling on family and visiting neighbors. Several residents including Mrs Cora Wickiser Mrs Emma Ehrlich Mr and Mrs Turner and others were noted visiting relatives in Carey Sycamore and Toledo with multiple calls to Wickiser Shaw Walter and Walter families. Bert Snyder and others helped harvest wheat for Ray Wickiser as week’s community activity.
Charles Shannon notes in London Tatler that a portrait can be greatly admired in a studio yet fail at an exhibition, or vice versa. He finds personal satisfaction in pleasing a sitter, but distinguishes private taste from popular taste in public displays.
A long list of farms in Trumbull and Portage counties Ohio is advertised for sale near Warren and Cleveland markets. Properties range from 60 to 176 acres with houses, barns, outbuildings, drilled wells, sugar camps, and timber. prices from 1,200 to 12,500 plus per acre. The note cites plentiful timber and sugar trees, proximity to rail towns and schools, and a local labor shortage driving cheap land sales. ADRIAN Ont.
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