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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
3
Miss Margaret England and Miss Bernice England visited John Campbell at Carey along with Ruth England on Sunday. The Williams and Wise families visited in caring for relatives, with several local households hosting guests through the weekend. Wharton beat Dunkirk 14 to 8 in a Sunday baseball game at Wharton.
Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin announces Health Coffee as a real coffee substitute made from toasted grains and malt with nuts. It supposedly brews in a minute and fools experts, and is sold by W H Lytle.
Grace Chapel reports social visits as Newton Shaw hosts and is visited by Russell Fagan and others. Families including the Shaws, Waller, Wickiser, Devene, Updegraff, and Hagerman are mentioned with Sunday and Monday local gatherings, fishing trips, and neighborly calls.
Mrs. Jessie Trudeau called to Reedtown for a mother’s sickness. Miss Lida Snyder visits Bucyrus. School closed. C W G Taylor teacher. Ford Presler to Ada to attend school. Thunderstorm damaged L D Truby’s house and furniture including a piano. Earl Snyder home from Wittenberg. Mrs. George Shober to Bettsville for daughter’s illness. Mabel Greenawalt visiting Tiffin. Teachers exam in Tiffin attended by locals. Mae Etchen of Carey visiting. W M Presler’s trip to Tutin. John and Mrs. Wininger guests of Mullholands. Hisie Ogg from near Carey visits Mullholands. Jacob Frederick and William Redmond visit from near Carey. Guy Greer travels to Tiffin. Helene Shober returns from Alvada. Church supper in Berwick attended. Ethel Mulloland visiting. Haupts visit Dixon. Children’s Day at M E Church June 14. Mrs Cad Claybaugh visiting Mary Johnson. Odd Fellows plan supper at Adrian band hall.
St Paul community members hosted and visited relatives and friends across Findlay Swamp Corners and nearby towns. People included Jayhugh Bailey P O Essex N B Presler Gertrude, J C Moyer, H A Stoll, Dallas Putnam, Ephraim Oman, and many others with Sunday school, church services, fishing, and dinners noted. A WCTA speaker planned to lecture soon.
F N Crislip and daughter Gertrude of Windham visited relatives from Thursday to Sunday. Lewis Nepper and mother of the ridge stayed with L A Brayton. Walter Dible and family spent Sunday with local relatives. Mary Brayton called at Vanlue on Tuesday. Frank Hurd and wife and Genevra Brayton visited Peter Brayton Sunday. Squire Elder traveled to Findlay for business Saturday. Verna Phillips of near Adrian called here Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Hepp of New Riegel visited August Collett and family Friday. Adah Johnson called here Wednesday. Albert Lafountain attended Boxwell commencement at Alvada Friday evening.
Mrs Elia Adelsperger of Tiffin spent Sunday with sister Mrs James Lockhart. Clara Sprau of Toledo visited her parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Sprau. Miss Margie Phillips of Adrian and Miss Elsie Sauber of Defiance visited cousin Mrs Zella Redfox and husband. John Grubel of McCutchenville guest of brother Joseph. Joseph Wehrle and family of Adrian spent Sunday with relatives here. Miss Mabel Seren of Tiffin home from illness. Miss Lou Koerper of Tiffin visiting sister Mrs Peter Seren. Ferdinand Bloom and family spent Sunday in Bascom. Rev R B Yocum of Cleveland dined with J Schnorr and family. Frank Gase and visitors from Tiffin plus Bascoms attendees. Ice cream social Saturday night well attended. Arget Porter and son Robert and Mrs Mary Wehrle visited friends in Tiffin.
Advertises Dr Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets as a quick remedy for pain and headache. Claims relief in 20 minutes by reducing blood pressure related to pain centers. Mentions use for neuralgia painful periods and other pains with instant help. Sold by J D Nwing.
Miss Laura Thatcher and Jacob Bachar traveled to Upper Sandusky on business Monday. Fordyce Ogg visited his grandmother Mrs. Harriet Culler last week. Miss Dora Bachar stayed with Miss Lizzie Mitchell last Thursday. Ollie Bachar returned home after four weeks with cousin Mrs. Myrtle Ogg of Carey. Harvey Wohlgamuth also went to Upper Sandusky on Friday. Essie Thatcher visited Miss Ollie Bachar Sunday. Matilda Kleopfer stayed with John Kleopfer and family from Monday to Tuesday last week. Dora Bachar visited Carey’s Vincie Campbell on Sunday. Jay Newhard and family of Carey were guests of John Snook. John Kleopfer and family visited Sheldon Kleopfer and wife last Monday. About twenty friends surprised Miss Ethel Klopfer for her thirteenth birthday. Guests included Essie Thatcher Dora Bachar Hazel Tong Eva Victoria Pahl Bernice Putnam May Tong Carrie Lee May Deidrick Harrison Snyder Ray Thatcher Earl Snook Glen Putnam Ray Lee Earl Deedrick Marcus and Robert Baughman and Orville Nigh.
The piece describes spring fatigue as winter habits leaving nerves fatigued and lists Dr Shoop Restorative as a quick fix. It promises noticeable improvement within 48 hours, touts appetite and digestion benefits, and cites J D Ewing urging readers to try the tonic.
Farmers Advocate warns that a fowl once afflicted with genuine roup, even if cured, should never be used for breeding. The disease can recur in the bird and weaken progeny, leading to a flock with ongoing roup problems.
The ducks fed in the barn yard with other fowls should have grain in a pan with water poured over it an inch deep. This prevents hens from robbing the ducks and helps the ducks eat more easily. However each fowl will thrive better if kept to itself.
The Legion of Honor is highly valued by Persians and exempt from bastinado under a historic Persia France pact dating to Napoleon. The French minister in Teheran enforces the agreement strictly, while a quote from Caleb G Colton contrasts philosophy and religion in battle.
A long list of farms near Warren with 50 to 234 acres offers broad options. Properties feature houses, barns, timber, sugar camps, streams, and sandy loam soils, with prices from 1 500 to 35 000. Proximity to Warren and rail lines noted. many include centralized schools and outbuildings. Agent W. M. Pressler advertises with home phone 6167. ADRIAN OB.
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