Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-29
Traer News Letter.

SpeClQl 10 IluleS-SepuDIlCtll.
Traer, Aug. 29.-Emil Strohbehn has
sold his house in Buckingham to w. c.
Seeley.
r. II. Moore and w ]. Ladd have
each invested in moro Canada land.
John Sherrett, Levi Wentz and John
Burns have gone to Omaha after cat
tie.
Miss Eta Fay has accepted a posi-
ton in the Republican office at Erundy
Center.
Frank Schrajar. OF Lake Park Is Wis
iting relatives and former neighbors in
and around Traer. He lived here years
ago and thinks some of moving back TO
north Tama.
Miss Dora Smith, OF Manning, is
visiting at the A. l.. Ames home. Miss
Smith taught in Traer years ago and
is now a teacher in the Minneapolis
schools.
Glen, son of Mrs Roland Witwer,
has been quite i'll of bowel trouble.
Mrs. Lizzie Mccormack and daugh-
tiers are visiting relatives at Oneida,
Ill.
Miss Jennie Wilson. of Watertown.
Wis. is a guest at the Robert Powell
home.
Miss Robina Wilson. of Cedar Rapids.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. John NC
Gosh.
Caslavko are spending the week IN
Reinbeck and Waterloo.
Arthur Mcbride, editor of the Paul
lima Times, is enjoying weeks vaca-
ton with his mother in Traer He has
closed his first years business in
Paullina with very satisfactory re-
suits.
Mrs. Allen Wilson IS figuring on the
erection of two cottages on her lots
on First street. east 'rYaer
Miss Messenger has arrived from
Chicago and Will be the trimmer at
Peterson's this season.
Mrs. Elizabeth Huey Calderwood was
a graduate of the Waterloo Business
College last week.
Rev Mr. Melville has been enjoying
la visit from a brother and his wife. of
Wisconsin.
Eugene Duke. in the employ of the
Cedar Rapids Republican and a former
Traer boy. is here visiting his daugh
ter. Mrs. Tracy Ames.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Spilliman. Of
Indiana, We're guests at the John Jones
home the past week.
The people of Tranquility are rails
ing funds to put 4 furnace in their
|church.
A little son of Will Philip. of Buck
ingham was run over by a loaded
wagon but escaped with an ugly cash
on his head.
worked for George Dougan and Frank
Early two or three years. died of ap-
pendicitis last week at Goldfield. He
was a nephew of John MCGOWAN.
Dr. Harvey enjoyed a visit from his
brother, Rev. John NJ. Hervey, ofProv-
idence, r. I.
Mrs L. O. Gordon. who has been
here for three months with her father,
George FSederickson, returned to her
home in Washington. ID. c.
Prof j. w. Wilson, of the state agri
cultural college at Bookings. S. D.. is
spending q week here with his father.
Secretary James Wilson, and his
brothers on the farm
James Dodd. of Omaha. accompanied
by two daughters, is visiting relatives
in the vicinity. Mr.. Dodd was reared
in north Tama. being a brother of Mrs.
Thomas Beckett.
Mrs. A. ]. Farnham will go this
week to Rheubeck TO keep house for
her son, DR.. Alfred Farnham. who has
resumed his practice at that place.
Robert Greelis. a former Traer boy.
but who has been agent for the c.. NJ.
& ST. L. for several years at Water
town. S. D.. was recently changed to
Ft. Dodge, Iowa.
Miss Bertha Johnson. of Marion. is
passing the week with her sister, Mrs.
Clarence Seeley.
Mr.. and Mrs T. F.. Clark arrived
home from a months visit in Ohio.
! Mrs s. A. Beatty. of Geneseo, has
returned from a visit with relatives in
Goldfeld
Miss Jessie Gill, of Prairie City. is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Walter
Nichols