Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-21
THE rRAER BUDGET.
Infanti!e Paralysis Victim Apparently
neutrality-suspicious. Notes.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Notes.
Special to Times Republican.
Traer. Sept. 21.-The little son OF
Nick Terrell on the Asa Ames farm.
who had strong symptoms of Infantile
paralysis. seems to have completely re-
covered The little daughter of Harry
Everetts, who was similarly afflicted.
has lost the entire use of one OF her
town, continues very lame, but unless
the paralysis becomes more pronounced
may completely recover.
Ed Lonegans little daughter. north
| Of town continues to show very bad
effects. Both limbs and one arm re-
| manning paralyzed.
! Miss Agnes Law returned to Chicago
| on Saturday to resume her work as
instructor in Northwestern.
are here with their father and are
| occupying their home temporarily.
| c. F. Wilzel has bought the corner
| lot where the Dickerson house now
stands He will tear down the old
| house and use the lumber for sheds
en- his farm.
| In its place he will erect modern
| home While the Dickerson place is
an old land mark. its removal will add
greatly to that end of town. c. "A
| Pratt has bought the two lots north
| OF the Wetzel lot.
| Roma Judd and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of new addition to
the family.
| Mrs. Florence Nourith Curriden and
| baby have gone to- South Dakota to
join MIR. Curriden.
| There is a new son at Will Hooks
| home southeast of Traer.
| I. f. Evans in northeast Traer. has
| invested in $50 acres of land near Rou-
| leau. Canada.
| Miss Gertrude Preston has gone to
Waterloo to attend school and make
her home with DIR. Pinkertons family.
| Mrs. B. w. Soper was critically Ill
the fore part of the week. Mr. Soper
was summoned from Charles City
where he was attending the Upper
Iowa conference. Mrs Soper has been
/, in poor health for nearly a year and
may have to submit to an operation.
| Mrs. Ed Corht goes to Colfax today
! to remain with her parents. General
and Mrs. Weaver. while her husband
is absent on n business and pleasure
trip thru western Canada.
| Chris Cavanaugh has rented his 240-
acre farm. north OF buckingham. and
will move to Waterloo II goes to C.
Peterson, Of Rheinbeck. who gives half
the crop.
| Charley Calkins and family have
moved from the Townsend property
| in north 'rraer to the Ezra Wiseman
property. east of the park. which they
have purchased.
| George Neiman has been dangerous
| ly Ill Of Inflammation of the heart the
past week. but is now better.
Mrs. John kolp OF Kansas. with her
l<lo to ,icit incy hnr
George Scranton. Of Grant township.
There are 296 children enrolled in
the public schools of Traer thirty
eight being tuition pupils from outside
, the district.
Rev. George b Shoemaker. a former
pastor Of the Methodist church In this
city and now pastor at Shell Rock has
recently bought a small farm near Ce-
dar Falls and Will retire from the min
istry.
David Mcmillan. of Peterson. Is MAX
ing his home with his aunt. Mrs G. f.
Townsend. and attending school
Mr.. VIII Nevlni. who has been visit
ing at Tno Smiths. returned to his
nome in Winnehago. H.. Tuesday
Mrs. +. l.. Elliott was very III the
| first of the week. but at present Is
| better.
Mrs H. s Schultz Is enjoying a visit
from a brother and sister. OF Lansing.
| Iowa.
Mrs George Dickerson has gone TO
| northern Iowa to spend the winter
with her daughter. Mrs Neurrlle.
Herman LorenZen down In
Texas last week looking after land in
terests he holds in that state,
! John Campbell went to Omaha last
night 20 buy stock cattle.
| Carpenters have begun work on a
new house and barn for Wilson Elem
ling on the land he recently purcha sed
near Dinsdale