Local Visitors and Guests Share Week in Carey
Charles Wildermuth, Miss Cisely Strobel, Herbert Crisp of Elyria, Miss Metta Weller, and others are listed as spending Sundays and the week with Carey families. Visitors include to and from Columbus, Toledo, Washington DC, Springfield, and Milwaukee with several hosting and touring various local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wildermuth
Sunda
Cisely Strobel
George Brown
Herbert Crisp
Elyria
Shireman
Metta Weller
Colum
Charles Widermuth
S. B. Beltler
Toledo
S. M. Orwig
Columbus
Carey
Nida Brown
Washington D. C
George W. Montagu
Jessie Straw
Amo. Bixby
Emeline Lafferty
Mis Pick Serviss
Springfeld
Julia Gear
Anna Huloes
North Baltimore
5. B. Gillette
R. C. Pennington
Michigan
Penoingtwoo
J.D. Ewing
Bluffton
Charles Stewart
Fostoria
L. G. Thrall
D. D. Schlatter
Arthur J. Fletcher
Hletcher
George Schlatter
W. R. Kurtz
Herbert
Richland County
John McGuire
Wells Kinney
J. T. Myers
Katie
Aosta
Marion Counth
McGuire
Geo. Cgrey
Wallace
Eighth Regiment
Second Regiment
Clara Stifel
Barbara Krebs
Upper Sandusky
Amos Hart
Philippines
George Straw
Carey Residents Note Visiting Friends and Local Developments
Local notices recall numerous visits across Ohio towns including Hackenberger at North Lawrence and Circleville doctor Courtright guests in town. Excitement grows as excavations begin for a west Main street residence for C E Cram, while J A Smith promotes fire and insurance services. City orders weed-cutting in Carey with a ten day deadline, HL G Chambers mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan
Loledo
C. W. Hackenberger
North Laurence
B. F. Robie
Greely
Col
M. B. Smith
Wellington Hare
Cora Hull
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Florence Gear
Julia Gear
Bettsville
Bowling Green
Findlay
Charles Bauslin
Springfield
Ohio
E. M. Geir
Dudley Courtright
Circleville
Blanche Dunaway
Kittie Nusser
James Southward
Wharton
J. D. Southward
HL. G. Chambers
Springville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
H O Lindower and wife visited Mrs. Lindower's parents Mr and Mrs Thos Luzader in Springville. They stayed through Tuesday evening. Threshing machines are on their annual rounds. Last Saturday two little girls arrived to brighten Henry Reinhart and wife. Fred Hart and Carey help LA Brayton with haymaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H O Lindower
Big Four Excursions to Coast and Midwest Rail Sale
Big Four offers low round trip rates to Atlantic City and other coastal points for July 18 and August 16 with a twelve day return window and Washington stopover. Also on sale July 24 25 26 for Chicago for B Y P International Convention and half rates to Franklin Ohio for Miami Valley Chautauqua July 26 to August 5. Additional low rates to Milwaukee July 23 25 for grand lodge of B P QE and to Chautauqua July 5 26. Returns valid one month from sale. Also low rates to San Francisco for Epworth League convention July 18 21 and return to August 31, and low rates to New York July 1 to October 209.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Washington
Chicago
Franklin
Ohio
Miami Valley
Chautauqua
Milwaukee
Grand Lodge of B. P. Q. E
San Francisco
Epworth League
New York
Tragic Death Of C S Hunter In Train Incident
A. E. Constein found the body of C S Hunter along the Big 4 track south of Frederick Wells about a mile and a half from town. Hunter, a Ridge Township farmer born 1854, was struck by a southbound fast freight while resting on the track after ice cream at the Candy Kitchen. Funeral held at Grace Chapel with Rev. Bartlebaugh officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Constein
Frederick Wells
Curofier Stutz
McGuire
Patterson
Hunter
Ridge Township
Minerva Yuntzer
Harry
Charles
Nora
Rilla
Grace Chapel
Bartlebaugh
Findlay
Community Notes From Northridge
NORTIHTRIDGE. S. B. Thomas and wife visited with Mrs. Jacob Clapper Sunday. D. Rau and wife attended the funeral of Mr. Hunter Sunday. L. H. Dickey and wife with D. Rau and wife dined with Joseph Robinson and family. Farmers started hauling wheat. Bilger and Arthur Wisner at Upper Sandusky. Some threshing underway. Hazel Wisner visited brother Warren Wisner. Mrs. J. F. Wisner and daughter with Mrs. W. A. Thomas visited Saxton Williams. Mrs. Clint Chambers called on Mrs. D. Rau. Arthur Wisner attended Mr. Hunter’s funeral. Mrs. Joe Peters and Mrs. Bake visited Mrs. D. Rau. W. M. Pressnell is building a corn crib and wagon shed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Thomas
Jacob Clapper
D. Rau
Hunter
L. H. Dickey
Joseph Robinson
Mr. Bilger
Arthur
W. A. Thomas
Saxton Williams
Clint Chambers
Arthur Wisner
Joe Peters
Bake
Greening Bros Rehire D W C Ray for Nursery Stock
The Greening Bros of Monroe Michigan announce the reemployment of Mr D W C Ray to solicit nursery stock business for fall 1901 and spring 1902. He will save customers money and provide first class stock true to name. Greenina Bros Agent D W C Rau Carey O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greening Bros
Monroe, Mich
D. W. C. Ray
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jess
Gap
Fred
Rowalt
Rainer
J. D. Ewing
the Upholstering Co., Cor. Patterson and Main
R. C. van Buren
Ogg
Vance Street
J. E. Nichols
Chesebrough’s Grocery
W. C. McGee, M. D
W. G Teter
tCarey
Dr. Ferrel
St&hl
North Pole
SY. Chesebrough
S. B. Chesebrough
Henry Faber
Tiffin
Rufus Cross
Addison van
Jake Payne
Springville
Hocking Valley
J. A. Smith
Greenina Bros
D. W. C, Rau, Carey, O
rFenner
Mall Dle
Fredonia
F. J. Vigor & Coq
Woods
Wesley Patterson
Oxfords
F. J. Vigor & Co
Rollman Cherry Seeder
California
Rollman Manufacturing CO
Penn Avenue
Mount Joy
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