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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1908
Page
4
Help wanted advertisement seeks a Ford automobile representative in Carey and nearby areas. Potential earnings up to $2000 in season for live bustier. Respond with references to Ford Motor Company Detroit Michigan.
All accounts due the late firm Wart and Emerine will be left for payment at the meat market of A E Hast until July 10. Those unpaid at that time will be placed in the hands of a collector. Wart and Emerine.
Saturday afternoon Kenneth Kisselle was playing with a toy pistol when a blank cartridge tore the palm of his left hand. Dr. Zeis dressed the severe wound and treated it with standard precautions to prevent dangerous after effects.
The village of Carey requires property owners and occupants to cut down all weeds and noxious plants before they ripen. The health officer Joseph F Wonder warns that the ordinances enforcing this will be enforced.
Seventy nine acres with good outlet and a comfortable house and barn. Gun out buildings, good well with wind pump, and an orchard of fifty two trees with other fruit. Located four and a half miles southwest of Carey on a pike and rural routes. Inquiries to Charles B. Cole, Owner. 7-28.
On Wednesday evening at United Brethren parsonage Harvey Slemmer and Daisy Stout were united in marriage in a ceremony performed by Rev J H Williams. Ethel Stout witnessed the event. The groom is a prominent local businessman and Daisy is the daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Stout.
The Christian Endeavor society of the United Brethren church in Vanine will host an ice cream festival on North Buffalo street Saturday evening July 18. Ice cream cake coffee and sandwiches will be served with music by the Vanine band.
The Sunday schools of the city will go on an excursion to Sugar Island on Wednesday August 12.
Notice to Lot Owners informs all those notified to repair or build sidewalks that if the required work is not completed by July 20 the council will perform the work and charge the expense to the lot owners.
Mr and Mrs W L Lindsay and son Rougers of Portsmouth are visiting at the D C Henry home. Lindsay is a brother of Mrs Henry. An account of the Pasteur Institute was handed for publication to Mr Bert Snyder but postponed until next week. The treatment is described as wonderful.
An aggressive rabid dog prowled through the area last week biting dogs and several children. S. B. Gillett and L. S. Bookwalter’s dogs were attacked. Bert Snyder’s children Lester and Hazel were injured. The dog was killed after a tumor of incidents, and Mr. Snyder sought treatment for the family at the Pastner Institute in Chicago. Local stock and other dogs were bitten. multiple dogs were killed in the aftermath.
Last Saturday Carey faced Forest at Forest in a tight game called at 2:30 by Umpire Stider. Mann and Feishburn led Forest, Griffith and Schmugk for Carey, with a lone run scoring on a misplay in the seventh. Mann fanned ten, Griffith eleven as the Hygienics won the low scoring contest. A rematch was arranged for today.
City council members present include Mayor and clerks. Bills paid cover hauling dirt killing and burying dogs and street labor. June financial report filed. Sidewalk repairs now due by July 20 with council ready to act. Health officer Wonder presented privy vault and cesspool rule amendment and the council approved.
The Long family thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy and kindness during the illness and death of our wife and mother. Gratitude to those who sent flowers and to the choir. Peter Long and children.
Mrs. Cora Jane Long born near Tymocites January 10 1869 died July 5 1908 age 39 years 5 months 26 days after disease. Wife of Peter Long since March 13 1887 mother of six five living Ray Gail Loyd Deluta Jay. Survived by parents sisters and brothers. Funeral Tuesday at United Evangelical church Rev C F M Greene preached from But thanks be to God. Pallbearers named. Floral tributes listed. Burial prayers and verses noted.
Each one pound package includes a free stereoscopic view sourced from many lands. A crystal lens stereoscope is mailed prepaid after ten signatures from wrappers and 26 cents. The coffee is promoted as equivalent in value to bulk coffee at 20 to 30 cents per pound. Durham Coffee and Spice Mills, Lafayette, Ind.
The Travelers' Club held an outing Tuesday at Riverside Park in Findlay with about forty members and guests enjoying a pleasant day. The park's shady grounds, picnic facilities, boat rides, and amusements impressed all, including bold riders on the Shoot-the-Chutes, proving the Blanchard River's small stream can yield a fine park experience.
We extend our sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for their kindness during our bereavement in the death of our father W. H. Webb. Special thanks to the G. A. R. for funeral services and those who sent floral offerings. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Gillette and daughter Irene
The Luther League hosted a poverty social at the A. H. Kennerley residence Tuesday night. The event drew a good crowd and proved to be an engaging gathering.
Mr and Mrs Sherman Yingling and children of Dancaster returned home Wednesday after a two week visit with Mrs Yingling's parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Simonis. Mr and Mrs Carl Trost of Toledo spent the Fourth with the Trosts grandmother Mrs Mary Frederick and other relatives. This afternoon the Carey Clippers face the Forest Hygienics at the local ball grounds after a 1 to 0 loss last Saturday. the Clippers hope to reverse the result.
A letter from Earl Snyder of Springfield explains a publication deferment to the following week. The delay affects upcoming print scheduling and reader notices.
Notice states a finder may claim a crystal held in a watch by proving ownership and paying required fees. The entry specifies the office location and condition for claim.
In the eighties Dr. Thomas K. Beecher of FE mira was nominated for congress. Despite strong church backing, his friends opposed him and voted for his rival, leading to a narrow defeat as the church chose to keep their minister.
The Swiss mountain guides display extraordinary patience humor and skill. Their quick eyes detect danger their prompt actions avert it. On the rope steep arete rotten ice crumbling rocks precipices inspire total confidence in their strength judgment and endurance. Their sixth sense and premonition seem to warn them in advance of mountaineering dangers ensuring safety and success.
The article notes Greenland as a vast ice resource and birthplace of most icebergs feared by mariners. It contrasts Greenland’s size with New York’s 47,000 square miles and explains glaciers moving away from the center, packing ice onto land. It cites Day Allen Willey in St. Nicholas.
A woman rebukes a man for ignoring modern inventions as he laments women's labor. He argues women dislike labor but admits she lectures him at lodge nights. She challenges him to adopt a phonograph to improve efficiency.
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