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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1900
Page
5
Carey area notes mix theater ads for Pinafore with a stream of local commerce and personal items. Mentions Kurtz Sons sales, new carpets, furniture, and premiums. Several brief reports cover visits, housing plans, theater tickets, and community events in Findlay and surrounding towns.
Farmers claim artichokes boost hogs and yield 150 to 600 bushels per acre depending on season. One acre of artichokes can feed more hogs than three in corn. Also useful for poultry and horses. Sale ads for mam moth white artichoke seed by Levi Hile Carey Ohio. Also a sales job for oils and greases in northwestern Ohio. endorsement of DeWitts Little Early Risers for headache relief.
John Burroughs once studied with Jay Gould in boyhood while Flora Annie Steel became president of the Society of Women Journalists in London. Olney’s Cowper house was donated by W H Collingridge to become a museum. A Paris auction sold a 1755 Lafontaine Folio for 8100 francs, once owned by a Marie Antoinette court lady. A bookseller mispronounced Cardinal Manning’s Catholic Piety as Man’s Cat Pie.
Clara Cole hosted by Lulu Plott on Sunday. A baby girl born March 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vegal. Local visits include A A Cole and wife in Carey and H A Thomas with C V Wentz. Obituary noted Mrs Jay Bell’s death March 24 with funeral March 23. Spelling evening at Texas school, with recitations and songs by Mrs Thomas and others.
Ducks killed in the area as wild life losses are noted. Well No 3 on Albert Wright farm will be drilled soon. Well No 200 on Hurd farm to be started by Ohio Off Co. Common schools closing, debates fading. Norman Long to move to Cirey. March cold with poor sugar water weather. No grasshopper reports. Charley Baugh shot two foxes, earning 34 for pelts.
Mrs Eva Stump is on the sick list. Miss Nora Logsdon is about recovered from illness. The sale of Wm Burson held Tuesday was well attended. Mr Dunser and Robert Davidson of Hamlet made a flying business trip to this vicinity Tuesday. Mrs Jus Slocher of New Riegel is visiting her father Mathew Fleck in Salem township.
Legal notice lists heirs of Phoebe Finn in Binghamton New York and others also in Binghamton. Saxton C Williams as administrator petitions Wyandot Ohio for sale of Asa Wisner real estate to satisfy legacies and trust costs. Defendants must answer by April 21 1900 or risk judgment.
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