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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1900
Page
5
Mrs J A Piichard died at home on East Matin Street aged twenty eight. Funeral planned for two this afternoon at the Methodist church. Reads list of local names and happenings including visits, sales ads, and civic notes across town. No major single event dominates.
Mrs Wiseman and Mrs Slowman discuss pickled artichokes from a Wall Street grocery offering low cash prices. The talk highlights bargain basics like coffee at 15 to 16 cents, prunes 5 cents, rice 25 cents for 8 pounds, dried peaches 24 cents, oats 5 cents, and canned goods. The store explains cash-only terms and universal pricing to all customers, with brisk shopper interest.
Nickel Plate Road announces low rate round trip tickets to North Manchester Indiana for the German Baptists Dunkards annual meeting. One fare for the round trip with specific travel windows May 29 to June 4 beyond 100 miles and May 31 to June 8 within 100 miles. Returns allowed by June or deposit until July 5. Inquiries to F L Twining Fostoria Ohio or C A Asterlin Fort Wayne Indiana.
On Saturday May 5 the Hocking Valley will sell excursion tickets to Toledo. Attractions include the Rogers Brothers in Wall Street at the Valentine and Kidnapped in New York at the Lyceum with Barney Gilmore and a great cast. Train leaves Carey at 6 05 p m. Round trip fare is 85 cents.
Mrs. L. Heck has rented her house and desires rooms central ly located suitable for dress making. Tymochtee township reduced its three justices of the peace to two upon petition of the trustees and Judge Lanker acted.
Property notice referencing a residence on North Vance Street associated with H. P. Hou.
Springville reports on residents visiting and returning home from Arcadia and Carey. Elia Luzader and John Luzader's family activities are noted along with Mrs. Sarat Newcomer’s visit. Leedy of West Independence helped hang paper for Mrs. John Luzader. Will Newcomer recovered from a horse injury and resumed work. Guests at Mrs. Sarah Newcomer include Mrs. Herman Schubert and Ina, Mrs. Reynolds, and Mr. and Mrs. W. King, plus James Newcomer from Alvada.
North Salem reports that Mr and Mrs Elmer Pratt are on the sick list. Mr and Mrs John Orian drove to Frenchtown Saturday returning Sunday. Mr and Mrs Mike Kraus and family of Upper Sandusky visited Mr and Mrs Joseph Pull and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs Leo Pauly and Miss Frances Bremger of Kirby spent Sunday with Henry Bradman and family. Mr and Mrs Id Copp, Mr and Mrs Wm McDonald and Andy Wells of Wharton visited Mrs Joseph Ovian Sunday.
Mrs J Shearer remains unmentioned. Martin Young visited friends Sunday. Joe Worley had his house repaired last week. Arthur Mulholland sold a valuable horse last week. Mr and Mrs Jacob Frederick went to Fostoria Tuesday. J Kimball of Sandusky City is visiting here. Willie Paine of Upper Sandusky was Neal Haines guest Sunday. Mrs Frank McCauley and sister Ellie Lawhead were guests of the Lawheads last Tuesday.
This column from the St Louis Globe-Democrat urges systematic garment repair after laundry, placing repaired items back in the drawer bottom to balance wear. It emphasizes cleanliness and wholeness, modesty in fabric choice, and the moral value of dressing neatly to reflect good manners and responsibility.
The first season trip to Cincinnati runs Sunday next May 6 by the Big Four rail line. The Carey departure is at 6 50 a m and return from Central Station Cincinnati is at 6 p m. Round trip fare is 1 25 and tickets are valid only on the special train.
May 1 and 15 the Ohio Central Lines plan trips to southern western northern points. For full information including train times, contact agents or visit Snyder's Planing Mill for logs and cutting instructions.
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