Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-02-15
Traer News Letter.
Special to Times .Republ.can.

Ifaer, FeD. lS.-Eu GuvWnn, nOTtl
of town. was seriously kicked by a
horse at the Delaney farm in Geneseo
township, while attending a sale. The
calk of the horses shoe penetrated the
flesh above the knee. Upon examina-
ton by the physician it was found that
1t was only flesh wound.
The following births are reported
for this week: A son at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Wiseman, In north
Traer; a daughter al the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Lou Draper north of town;
a son at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roscoe McElhinney. northwest of
Traer; daughter at the home of Mr..
Traer; a son at the Charlie Dunlavey
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Linn, north of town; daughter at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Art Miner.
south of town; a daughter at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Mussman.
southeast of town, and a son at the
Vince Martinez home, south of town.
Mrs. j. j. Scgner received word
Thursday evening OF the death Of her
sister, Mrs John Knott. of Waverly,
who died of heart trouble. Deceased
visited Traer often and had wide
acquaintance here.
James Shilanek, of Heckley, s. D..
and Miss Mary kul,ik. Oldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank kubik. were
married this week by Rev. Father
Gregor. of Clutter, after which we'd
ding dinner was served at the Kubik
home. Only the immediate relatives
~ The connie
will go TO South Dakota in short
time to reside, where the groom owns
farm.
Mrs. John Jacobsen, west OF town.
underwent an operation for tumor, IN
Iowa City successfully, and is now
improving rapidly.
Misses Amelia and Emma Kober
have gone to Hamilton county to spend
a couple Of weeks with an uncle and
aunt.
James Logan has finished his work
in a business college and has accepted
a position in the Peoples Savings Bank
in that city.
The James Murray farm of 240 acres
north of town, was sold this week to
J, F.. Lundt, of Lincoln township. He
Days $l4U pei .tiCiS LII S'iS 'iii'A ~ -
quarter, and 500 per acre for the other
eighty. which is not improved. Mr..
Saul purchased this farm few weeks
ago, and clears a profit of $1,000.
Miss Clara Stolly, of Manning, ar
rived here this week to help IN caring
for her aged grandmother, who recently
fell and fractured hip.
Chris Cold and Theodore Render, OF
Berlin. who recently purchased the
John Fothergill farm Of 800 acres. 1--WE
miles northwest of Traer, have rented
the same for term of five years to
NJ. Kristofferson, who takes possession
March 1.
Lewis Hennigar and family are NOV
ing from north buckingham to the
farm in north Carol, just vacated ny
Thomas Hid. The latter is loading his
household goods and will ship the
same to Limon county, Colorado,
where he and his family will go 10
toxic charge of a. claim, which Mr.. Hid
recently filed on.
r. w. Redfern, on the Will Cook
farm in Idkncofn, will soon move to the
All Patton eighty, owned by John f.
Lundt.
Miss Bertha Bailey, who has been
teaching school in South Dakota the
past wear, arrived home this week. She
is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester
Bailey.
Jerry Hanus, who has been managing
A. C. Rvans hardware business az
Gladbrook, is now on the road selling
machinery.
Mrs. Ruby Albright, of Nichols ar
rived in Traer Thursday, to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Winters.
M. L. Seamens, for many years a
resident Of Traer, suffered a serious
attack of heart trouble at his home in
Goldfeld. He has recovered somewhat,
hut is still in a precarious condition.