Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-13

Special to Times-Republican.
Traer, Sept 13.--Charles Atkins, was
called home this week by the critical
illness OF his father, 1. B. Atkins. who
is suffering from stroke OF paralysis.
Louis Dangler, son OF A. Dangler, east
OF Traer, arrived here the past week
from northwest Iowa accompanied by
his Wife. Mr.. Dangler has been man
aging an elevator several years, but
has decided to return to the farm.
The couple has moved to tho Heck
roth place, five miles east OF town.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Gait arc now
residents OF Traer. having moved the
past week from their farm north CT
town into their elegant new residence
in south Traer, which has just been
completed.
A splendid lecture course has beer,
arranged for Traer this season by the
committee having it in, charga The
attractions come from both the Red
path and Slaytop bureaus and consist
of Eve numbers, Schildkert Hungarion
Orchestra, Cole-Steele Entertainers.
Comm Quartet, DR.. E. ".
Neal and Sylvester A. Long. The first
number, the Hungarian Orchestra, will
open the course Sept. 81. On account
Of this years course being very high
priced and also on account OF tho com
mittee being in debt nearly $50 from
last years course, the price has been
changed this year for the season tick
cts from s1.25 to $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Rourlle, formerly
of this county, have moved back from
South Dakota where they have lived
since their marriage a year ago. They
have rented a cottage in northeast
Traer and Mr. Rourke will work by
the day until spring at least
William Murphy, formerly Of this
place, but who has been absent eigh.
years in Jasper, Wyo., is here visiting
his mother, Mrs. J. Murphy north Of
Traer. and his brothers and sisters.
Henry Takenberg on The James Sloss
farm near Dinsdale has been III for
the past month. He recently went to
Waterloo for treatment and has been in
a hospital there. The physicians claim
the trouble is in the liver, caused by
drinking too much water in hot wealth
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Mrs. D. e. Baker has been enjoying
a visit from two sisters. Mrs. A. ].
Tower, who is accompanied by her
grandson, of Beaver Pa, and Mrs NJ
B. Hersey, of Belvidere. ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Hansen left IN
a two weeks western trip. They so
first to Trosky and Pipestone to visit
VIII Rails and others. and will also
visit in O'Brien county.
Mrs. Diiiinan Smith has been in
Marion the past week assisting in
the care of her aged father, r. NJ. Nc
Kean, who has lived here with her the
past year or two, but had been at Elk
celsior Springs. Mo, for treatment He
was returning home and was taken
extremely i'll at Marion and continues
in precarious condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hid re-
turned from Limon, Colo. last
week we'll pleased with the
country. They have decided to To-
cate near Limon and will move thAre
in the spring. John. Bert and Sam
, Swartz. and Sidney O'Neil are also out
in that part of Colorado looking over
!; the country and may locate there
Mrs. Thomas Hume is visiting her
} son. Sam, northwest of Traer She
has. been spending several months with
her daughter in Idaho, and reports me
fruit crop of that section, which was
of large proportions. killed by frost.