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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
5
Charles Coppler celebrated his twenty sixth birthday Sunday at his home two miles east of Carey. Mrs Coppler and sister Miss Elizabeth served a fine noon dinner. The afternoon included social chat and music from Mr Doppler on violin and graphophone for an enjoyable time.
Charles Greening of Greening nurseries in Monroe Michigan visited town Tuesday with park drawings for a four acre site behind Lawrence Straw’s on Courtright property between North Street and Brown Avenue. The plan envisions a public park with lawns flowers fountain for recreation picnics and band concerts to uplift the community.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M. E. church held its regular monthly gathering at Mrs. W. A. Perkins's home. Devotional services were led by Mrs. John McGuire with assistance from Mrs. D. C. Henry and others, as readings on work among Spanish speaking people and homes for them were presented by several members.
Frank Stroup completed plans and specifications for a nine room residence for Jacob Hilty on North Vance Street. The house will include all modern improvements.
Local column reports Hackenberger paying 9c for chickens and fish days at the coop. Alumni gather at the library while professors and townsfolk visit Findlay Fremont Columbus and Ada. Numerous visits by residents to family friends and churches mark a busy period in Carey and vicinity.
J A Smith traveled to Findlay on business. Dr J G Southward weekly trip to Alvada. Fistrat Hackenberger’s Friday routine. W A Perkins visited brother Charles in Ualopolis. Mrs C P Wilson returned Fridays from Toledo. Two men with teams sought to haul milk for Carey Creamery Co. Ella Calmes and son Paul visited Spitler home. Charles Calmes visited uncle John Wemerley east of town. Lucy Long and Mary Mann toured relatives in Upper Sandusky. Anna Kemerley left for country visit with L J Kemerley family. Oran Eckelberry of Sycamore made a business trip to Carey. Frank Johnson, Cleveland Optician, to examine eyes at Galt House next week. Miss Pearl Weaver from West NHold aided Victoria Raymond in millinery season. Mrs W L Williams of Bellefontaine visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John Greek. Mrs John Mook returned to Adrian Michigan after visiting her parents. Zella Shireman returned home after visiting Frank Skelley and relatives in Bindlay. Henry from Cincinnati division of Big Four Railway to replace Lk F Rhoads as bridge gang foreman. Subordinate lodge of Odd Fellows met in hall last Thursday. third degree initiated. Mrs Ellen Sanders and Mrs Ida Lease of Berwick and Mrs Clara Clark of McCutchenville spent Monday with sister Mrs Josephou.
Three story brick hotel furnishings offered for sale. Sold promptly due to owner Mrs Mary Patterson’s death. Address box 725 Ada Ohio.
Saturday afternoon the Junior League of the U B church surprised Mrs Young on her birthday. She is a teacher at the church and received an elegant bible as a gift.
The Travellers' Club held a Monday meeting with Dr. and Mrs. A H Myers Mrs Ak Oristien presenting From Chattanooga to Atlanta and M Thrall sharing an original story and Leap Year Dilemmas of Solon Barker Current events drew interest with Mrs S B Beitler and Mrs Harshbarger accompanying a solo A social meeting is planned for March 1 with Mr and Mrs McGill Maretsu
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