Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-18

Of Thier, where he resided until the
death Of his wife number Of years
ago. In company with his two daugh-
tiers, he then moved to Traer, where he
has since lived. He was the father OF
six children. three sons and three
daughters. Burial was in West Union
cemetery.
The Fredricksen divorce proceedings
which were instituted at the October
term of court and then withdrawn
have again been filed for the December
term Of court. Mr.. Fredricksen brings
action against his wife, Dolliel Fred
ricksen, on the grounds Of cruel and
inhuman treatment.
Charles Jack has not received his
sentence as yet. Jack was recently
found guilty of holding up man
which calls for from two, to ten years
in the penitentiary. A motion for new
trial has been submitted by his attor-
ney, and the judge has continued the
case until the December term OF court
The motion will then be argued and
a decision made. Jack is very anxious
to get out of Jail in the meantime, and
has been trying to get the $1,000 bail
this week, but has been unsuccessful
thus far.
A Traer business man has just re-
ceived thru the mails. Sc of conscience
money. The sender now lives in an
other state He is a young man who left
Traer several years ago. He stole the
money from a business house here, and
says the crime has so burdened his
mind that often it affected his sleep.
He makes full confession, says he is
sorry, and IL the amount sent does not
satisfy in full, he wants to know 1T.
G.. c. Jameson, brother-in-law OF
John Campbell Of this city, and at one
time a resident Of Traer is reported
critically i'll at his home in ST. Paul.
He has been in poor health for somo
time. but of late has grown rapidly
worse, and the attending physicians
pronounce the case cancer Of the stom-
ach
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Leslie. who
We're recently married in Harshaw.
Ariz., have returned to Traer and taken
up their residence at the Leslie farm,
ten miles north of Traer.
Sylvester Bailey met with streak
Of good fortune, Monday. Several
weeks ago he drew his pension money.
and after spending a dollar put the
remaining $35 in bills in his pocket,
and later lost the money. On Monday
the money was found in a basket OF
kindling where Mr.. Bailey had been
cutting wood at the time 1t was lost.
News from ERADICATE states that
Johnny, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lo-
con wac thrown from a. DOny In such
a way as to break his arm and dislo-
cate the shoulder joint. Mr.. and Mrs.
Logan were residents of Traer for
nearly twenty years, prior to their
moving to ERADICATE about q year ago.
Mrs. c. Glow, who has been spend
ing the past several months with her
daughter, Mrs. Nauerth, left Monday
evening for Grandview, Wash. to
spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. W. w. Wentch.
After an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs. Henry Petersen, Miss Alta
Cook returned to her home in Winter
set Monday.
Clark Gardner, who has been living
in Canada the past two years, arrived
home this week and will spend the
winter with his mother, Mrs. Mary
Gardner.
ically i'll of typhoid fever and at the
point of death, is now slowly recov-
ering.
Mrs. Robert Brown returned homo
Monday evening after an extended visit
with son in Iowa Falls and daugh-
ter in Minnesota.