Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-05
Trasr and Vicinity.

Special to Times Republican.
Traer. Aug. 5.-4Will Ladd and Ken
meth Moore left Tuesday night for Out
look, Canada, with a view to invest
+, ing.
John Reimers. In northwest Bucking
ham. has finished fall blowing a twen-
ty-three acre oat field. He started to
pillow July p. possibly the earliest date
on record for such blowing.
Seats are being placed in the new
school building 1t Is to be in readi
ness for the opening of the school year
Sept. 5.
Contractor Camery has practically
completed the original sewerage job
taken here on his bid OF about $4,000.
The unusually good weather and easy
digging have made the contract a pro-
fitable one for him and the work seesas
satisfactory to those having supervision
Of It,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Heller left Tues
day for a trip thru Kansas and MIS-
souri,
Burglars entered the residences OF
Thomas Sherrett and Charles Thomas
early Thursday morning. They car
iried away a pair of Mr.. Sherretts pants
containing his pocket book and So In
cash. Mr. Sherrett found his trousers
in the alley minus the cash.
On Tuesday night north Tama was
favored with another shower, a fall
OF an inch of water.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Caslavka, southwest of town
Wednesday.
Earnest Boettcher who has been at
tending college In Chicago and later
employed by an electrical company.
came home Wednesday for a Few
| weeks vacation.
Harry Finch, the mason. moved his
family TO Cedar Rapids this week He
thinks strongly of moving to Kentucky
later.
VIII Burns has rented the John
Huey farm northeast of Traer for the
coming year at $4.75 per acre.
Frank Lockard. Charles Life and John
Grifffns went to Outlook Canada
Tuesday night to consider the question
of moving up there next spring. All
Of them purchased large farms In the
Outlook district recently.
Edward Dodd received a telegram
"wednesday stating that his daughter
Mary, was dangerously Iii OF Bleed
poisoning She is living at Grannis. Ark
Her sister Margaret. left on the hrst
train for Arkansas. A second message
on Thursday stated that she is very
| low ana not expected W liNS.
William Hagedorn, ST.. died We'd
nesday at his home near Pipestone
Mimi, from the effects of stroke o.
paralysis. Deceased came to north
Tama soon after the founding of Traer,
living near Crystal.
| A Greek working at the tile factory
| had his scalp so opened that it was
necessary for physician to sew 1t up
II was done by shovel in the hands
of another workman.
James F.. Clark. an Elberon
pioneer passed away suddenly at the
home of his grandson DIR. c. H. Brown.
where he had been visiting. The ola
gentleman submitted to an operation
for cancer a few weeks ago, which
seemed to be successful but he was
very weak and the human machinery
seemed to stop that morning from no
particular cause Mr.. Clark was born
March 20, 1928, in Tomkns county.
New York Burial was in Waltham
cemetery near Elberon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Corht are spending
the week in Chicago.
Mrs. NJ Kahler has been visiting
friends in Dubuque the past week.
Miss Loretta Burns was united In
marriage to Hugh Mossman of VIM
ton Thursday evening at the spacious
country home of John Burns. The
bride is a we'll known Tama county
teacher. The groom Is a member OF
the law firm of Brown & Mossman, OF
Vinton The couple will be at home
after Sept 10. at Vinton.