07 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1907
Page
1
A New York Press line feigns a restaurant scene where a patron asks for five dollars, remarking on tips as Walter notes many people give him something. The undertaker joke hints some people never gain wisdom enough to need a tip.
J A Smith offers a 50 000 loan with low interest and principal prepay. 80 with first class buildings 53 acre farm 14 miles to town 1 2 mile to pike. Several houses priced from 700 to 800 and a 120 acre farm with Pope fence. Vacant lots Perkins addition and near new library. A lumber plant on 3 acres with railroad privileges, exchangeable for land or town property.
A business figure known for operating in the insurance sector is described as connected with ten leading companies, indicating a long standing career in the field.
Describes a five room house in a good location offered at a cheap price. Includes brief note on property condition and value.
Receiver for Riles and Tuttle pays creditors 23.2 percent while Judge Young grants Alonzo Hunter vs Albert Hunter to quiet title. Nevada lawyer L B Reed to move to Upper Sandusky. Rev A C Shuman receives a call from a Tiffin church. Milk Rice plant in Upper Sandusky sold by sheriff. J W Johnson purchaser. Sycamore figures in baseball with W S Osborn joining the Chicago Nationals. Harpster revival in M S E church yields many conversions. John Wren vs T O C case affirmed by circuit court after lower court ruling.
Mrs. Anna Pausch of South Sevenith street, 65, widow of jeweler John Pausch, was found dead in her home on Thursday after last seen Tuesday. There were signs of strangulation though natural causes could not be ruled out. Coroner's inquest returned verdict of death by strangulation. investigators expected more details to emerge.
A fatal accident in Adrian occurred when Glen Shober was shot by an air gun during a visit to A C Greer's grocery. Russell Greer was driving the store's closure and later became unconscious. The county coroner ruled it an unavoidable accident and Glen, son of George and Angeline Shober, aged 18, died the next morning. Funeral held at Evangelical church with band members as pallbearers.
The relatives of Glen Shober extend sincere thanks to the people of Adrian and vicinity for kindness shown during their bereavement. G. W. SHOBER AND FAMILY.
Miss Lizzie Benjamin was hosted by Mrs. George Walter Sunday afternoon. Several residents, including Miss Marie Devene and Miss Ethel Beck, visited family members this week. A range of visits and errands occurred among the Updegraffs, Shaws, Robisons, and Walter families. James Devene shows improvement while Charles Shaw remains on the sick list.
Mrs. I Phillips hosted a surprise fortieth birthday party for her husband with attendees W M Presler and wife from Adrian F Dible James Phillips and sister Mrs Nicholas Sopher from Carey. Sickness kept some away while others traveled for visits and business trips to Fort Wayne Fostoria and Tiffin.
Five year old Helen Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Hiram Smith fell in the cellar while chasing a kitten. She struck her hand on glass cans cutting the right arm at the wrist and the palm. Dr J D South ward and Dr R C Van Buren attended, stitching the wound with fifteen stitches.
Mr Dyer superintendent of the Northern Railway stated at the wreck last Saturday night that fine permits are prepared for extending the line east for Pittsburg connections and that the main lane will be ballasted and improved this season. The local rail project aims to replace the old name Pumpkino vine and Paduku with new designations as progress nears.
No services at the English Lutheran church this Sunday due to the rededication of the Lutheran church at Vanlue. A special train will run from here to Vanlue, and most Lutherans from this place will attend worship there.
William Ginters plans to move from Warren area to a 112 acre farm in Trumbull County near Warren. He will relocate around April 1 and return home Saturday night after the purchase. The Times wishes him success and happiness in his new home.
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