Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-17
logs, and after losing about s25 head


he has, 100 left.
Mrs. Anna Neet Yukl living in south
Traer, was married this week to Al
bert Balvin. farmer living near Chel-
sea. The couple will reside on Mr..
Balvins farm. The bride has lived IN
Traer many years and has made many
friends.
Il. F. Clark, who recently purchased
the Win West farm, has rented the
same to w. A. Nordstrong, of Nebras-
ka. for term of three years, at 50 per
acre Mr. Nordstrong was formerly
employed here by w. w. MCKINNEY.
George Stoalses. Jr., purchased the
VIII Keith farm of 100 acres, five miles
east of Traer. this week, at consid-
Grafton of s!15 per acre. Mr.. Stoakes
has rented the farm for next year to
Will Burghart Mr.. Keith expects TO
make deal for the home place, on
which he is living at present.
Mrs w Mowery expects to move TO
Cedar Rapids the early part of next
week, to make her home with her
daughter, Miss Alzada Mowery. who
was recently elected to position In
the Cedar Rapids schools.
V Yuska. living north of Traer. met
with quite serious runaway yester-
day. The team which he was driving
became frightened at an engine, ana
threw him out bruising and cutting his
face considerably, but not injuring him
seriously. The team then coliided
with Oscar Meeker's buggy and COM
pletely demolished it.
John kubic, living north of I'raer, is
in very critical condition. He has
been suffering from rheumatism for
the past four years, and Is much worse
of late, heart complications having set
in
The condition of Theodore Cohrt,
who has been ailing for some time. is
growing worse and his friends are very
much alarmed about him. He has con-
suited numerous physicians in several
cities. and none of them seem to know
the cause of his trouble.
Or. Luther Gray son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gray, formerly of this city. but
late of Cedar Rapids. has located at
La Porte. Mr. Gray has been practic-
ing in Illinois.
John Morrow, Jr.. of east Crystal.
was called to Winifred. S. D.. this
week by the illness of his wife, who
is there visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Henry Beckett.
Word comes today fro mthe state of
Washington. that the condition of
George Ladd, who is sick with typhoid
fever is improved altho he is not yet
out of danger. Mrs. Laid is there as
sisting in caring for him.
Mics hIfa rraor boc haap ,,v,1o,-a5
as teacher in the Clutter schools. to
finish out the term begun by Miss
Alzada Mowery.
One of Tip Taylor's driving horses
cut foot SO badly in wire fence,
that he was forced to shoot it.
Charles Calkins was called to WAY
erly. yesterday by an accident suffered
by his brother Judson. He was kicked
by a horse and a leg was broken be-
low the knee. Mr.. Calkins will bring
his brother to 1raer within a few days.
Harry Griffin this week purchased
the Erie farm near his place in Cen
eseo, owned the past couple OF years
by George Stoakes. Jr., consideration
the farm to j. H. Dixon for the coming
year.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Green left
morning for Des Moines. 20
81 End a. few days with their daugh-
ter, Bessie, who is attending Drake
University. They will also visit Mrs
Green's sister, Mrs. Hurless, at Perry,
before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Hilbert. of Dem
son. arrived here this week from
Montana where they had been on a
three months visit with their daughter,
Mrs. Paul Schwartz, and are now visit
ing at the homes of their sons, Alfred
and Fred, in Buckingham, and from
lere will continue their journey east, to
visit another son.
While cleaning house this week,
Peter Diers had the good luck to find
lutte a sum of money hidden away in
IN old lounge. Mr.. Diers has lived
done for the past three years and is |
Unable to account for the presence Of
he money, unless it was placed there
md forgotten by his mother, before
lers death.
Mrs. John Grapes. of Carthage. S. d.
md her daughter, Mrs. Southland of |
Berlin, S. D., are spending a few !
weeks with Mrs Fred Wood, their
laughter and sister.