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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1908
Page
3
Seventeen head of cattle include thirty sheep and twenty one breeding ewes plus hogs and hoglets. A nine month credit offered on sums over five dollars with approved security. Auctioneer Geo W Croker conducts sale for Andrew Hotelling with livestock and day loader from Ohio.
Confidence claims cure for chronic constipation without laxatives. Warns against cathartics, touts Rexall Orderlies as nerve and muscle acting, non purgative and safe for children. Guarantee offered by J. D. Ewing with risk to seller.
The undersigned will sell at public auction on the late BE Baughman farm four miles west of Carey and three miles southeast Vanlue on Friday October 23 at ten o'clock a m. Items include one spring colt two Milch cows sixteen breeding ewes two spring calves one year old black bull brood sow and various tools and household goods. Nine months credit on sums five dollars and over with approved security under six dollars cash. Cornelius Baughman George W Croker auctioneer. H A Kear clerk.
Bert Mitten promotes his local service in Northwestern Ohio for dying and cleaning goods. He invites potential customers to call for arrangements and details about their offerings.
John Heck farm also known as Aaron Nye farm hosts sale southwest of Carey starting 9:30. Auction lists horses cattle hogs sheep crops and farm machinery with credit terms nine months on sums over five dollars and cash for smaller amounts.
ST PAUL Mn and Mrs L A Beck and daughter Leola were in Findlay last Wednesday. Various residents visited Carey and Findlay on business and attended the funeral of Francis Shull in St Paul. Residents report harvesting beet crops at Vanlue and social visits across nearby towns including Lakeside Houcktown Rawson and Alvada.
Berwick residents and nearby visitors fill weekends with family visits weddings and local events. Highlights include Florence Seren’s Toledo wedding to Ernest Lempke and a blaze damaging a Matthew Gase summer and smoke house after a kitchen fire.
George Stroub and family hosted and visited neighbors and relatives across Grage Chapel area all Sunday and Monday. Members include Shaw, Opper, Stroub, Wickiser, Benjamin, Lawhead, Fagan, Coppler, Ogg, Etchen, and Schneider with various guests from Carey, Sandusky, Springville, and nearby homes.
Ellsworth Grady and wife made a business trip to Forest. T. B. Harshbarger and family visited Peter Kauble and family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gibson were guests at Peter Roose and family. Mrs. M. C. Gibson and Mrs. A. B. Wise visited H. Ward and family. Mertian Parks and wife and Mrs. M. C. Gibson visited Noble Watson and family. David Kimmell and wife and Clem Rummell and family made business trips to Upper Sandusky. Mrs. A. B. Wise and grandson Dale Ward visited William Smith and wife in Forest. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ward and daughter Fairy visited Ray Bristol and family. Misses Berenice and Ruth England, Miss Lillie Wise and Ray England visited Elza England and family.
Nicholas Baktes and Bert Black visited Tiffin while John Murray and Deane Lerner traveled to Carey and Holgate respectively. A carload of cabbage and two carloads of stock were shipped from the area to Cleveland. Miss Dessa Etchen and Miss Helene Shober visited relatives in Fostoria Bettsville. Giar and Phillips sent shipments of sheep to Cleveland. Socials included a dance in Herwick and several guests from Tiffin and Toledo visiting local residents.
Mrs Newed sobs as she explains her husband John writes he kisses her photo daily. He kissed a picture removed from his bag for a joke and kept his mother’s in its place, sparking her renewed tears and embarrassment.
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