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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1908
Page
4
Frank Miller of Crestline Ohio declares his name as a candidate for state senator from the district subject to the democratic senatorial convention in Upper Sandusky.
Last Friday night the masonic degree was conferred upon Dr. N. Bill. Tomorrow night District Inspector Alfred Buteer of Bellefountain will inspect the lodge and the master mason degree will be conferred upon J M K Long of Vaniue.
Monday Henry Grine bought Frank Emerine’s stake in the Emerine and Krupp meat market and took possession Tuesday morning. Wm Paht is hired as cutter and the business will operate as Krupp and Grine.
The Patterson Boxwell commencement for Amanda township and Vanlue Special School District will be held Thursday evening June 25 at the U B church in Vanlue. Program includes music, invocations, class address, and benediction with teachers and students listed. Free admission and all invited.
Convention organizers report the anti-injunction plank dispute is at a climax and nominations may begin this afternoon with Taft expected. Lodge faced a Roosevelt shout with a long fifty minute interruption before resuming. Local social notes mention dinner praise at Myers hostelry and a Palm Leaf Rebekah lodge district gathering.
An editorial urges ushers at gatherings to stop seating latecomers during performances. It argues waiting until a number or recitation ends prevents confusion and embarrassment to the singer or speaker. Ushers should seat latecomers only during program breaks to avoid disrupting the flow.
The Billik murder case in Chicago, with reprieves and an appeal to the Supreme Court, reopens talk of abolishing capital punishment. Supporters sparked mass meetings led by Father O Calaghan and former Mayor Busse, claiming Billik is innocent and police coercion influenced the verdict.
A reflection on pioneer deforestation and the need to reforest the country for future generations. It contrasts past hard work by Logan Presler in the Navy Department, who has moved to Washington to begin a $840 salary, with the present task of restoring forests and ensuring food security.
Old time resident Daniel Garr Carr died Sunday after years of declining health following a paralysis stroke. Born September 3, 1824 in Wayne County Ohio, he married Sarah Persinger in 1857 and had four sons. Funeral held June 16 at his son Walter’s home with Rev. E Luther Spaid officiating and Spring Grove Cemetery interment.
Dr. John A Royer a former resident died at Toledo hospital last Sunday morning. Born February 15 1840 in Franklin County Pa he served as a cavalry lieutenant and army surgeon trainee. He practiced medicine in Carey Tiffin and Toledo and his funeral was held in the city with services at McGuire's and interment in Spring Grove cemetery.
The Hocking Valley Railway issues a new time card effective next Sunday. All passenger trains will run on Sundays the same as weekdays. The timetable appears in the railway’s advertisement on another page.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church met June 10 with Mrs. Hook. Topics centered on Advance including talks by Ella Gibbs on organizations and by Mrs. J A Smith on Advance Imperative. Mrs. Keller spoke on Lines of Advance and Being an Organizer. songs by Mesdames Henry Bitler George Chesebrough and Ash were well received.
The Children of Daniel Carr thank friends and neighbors for kindness shown at our father’s death and for the choir’s singing and flowers at the funeral.
Vernon Prindle warns trespassers on the barnyard or pasture will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. The notice is dated June 18.
All persons having claims against Francis Pahl deceased are requested to present the same to the under signed on or before July 1, 1908. William Pahl, Agent of the Heirs of Francis Pahl.
Carey Village School District invites sealed bids by June 2 noon for labor and materials to floor plaster and finish two south rooms of the West End school building per specifications on file at the clerk of the Board of Education. Bids issued by Cc. F. Pflueger, clerk.
The late firm of Emerine and Krupp changes hands and will operate as Krupp and Grine. They have taken over all accounts and thank the public for past patronage while soliciting support for the future.
Pocketbook lost May 30 containing seventeen dollars, a flour ticket on Snyder's mill, three lodge receipts, and a note to Beck & Son. Finder should leave it at this office for a reward. Contact L. T. Wohlgamuth.
All Woodmen are requested to meet at the M. W. A. hall at 2 p.m. on Sunday to form and march to the Lutheran church at 2:30 for memorial services.
On Tuesday evening Miss Agnes Braun and Louis Burkhard whose engagement was announced were surprised with a kitchen shower by about twenty of their young friends at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Braun. Lunch was served.
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