Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-24
rraer News Items.

special to Times. RepuDllCan.
Traer, Oct. 24.-Rev. Mr.. and Mrs
! Currens were in Iowa City last week
| attending q meeting OF synod. They
go from there to Streater, ILL.,, and
may visit at Two Rivers, Wis, before
they return. They will be absent two
weeks. This is the first vacation the
| Tranquility pastor has taken in three
years.
Marrow Barrett, who has been making
her home with Mrs. T. E. Evans, has
been legally adopted and will hereafter
go by the name OF Marrow Gwendoline
Evans.
Mrs. Edna Gilmore and her sister,
Marguerite Moore, landed in New York
last week from their trip around the
world. They will visit eastern points
before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Urp, south Of Traer,
have a new son.
V. Uska bought the Deacon Ladd pas
ture land on Saturday last There are
eighty-two acres of the land and it Is
located On Wolf creek in Buckingham.
1t Joins Uska's land on the south.
Emil Yelinek, for several years book
keeper in the First National Bank here,
has been in town. He is engaged in
the real estate business in Portland,
Ore, and came east on account OF his
mothers health.
Jay Townley went to Chicago Thurs
day. He has several positions in view
in Illinois and is looking them up.
Some sneak thief stole over twenty
cans of fruit from the cellar Of Mrs.
Ella Parsons residence q few nights
ago.
Mrs. F. W. Wood has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Sherman Wood. in
Rushmore. MINI. the past week.
Mrs. Charles Muir. Of Andes, N. Y.
is here for three weeks visit with
her sister. Mrs. John Burns. Her
daughter. who has been here for more
than year, will return with her
The cases Of r. G. Smith against
seven Tama county druggists, three
at Traer, two at Tama, one at Dysart,
one at Gladbrook. came up In the dis
trict court in Toledo. Owing to the
early adjournment and legal question
raised by the attorneys for the Traer
druggists as to the admissability Of
evidence. all were deferred until Nov
IA. except the case against w. S. shy
der, of Tama. A temporary injunction
was granted against him restraining
him from selling liquor until the case
can be tried on its merits The case
against a ootctS VI >ridNCtOOh, vas llASo
to the court on a, hearing for this case
under advisement.
Thomas Cummings. the Buckingham
young man who was at the point of
death last week, is much better He
has suffered no more hemorrhages and
is slowly regaining his strength. altho
not yet able to be around.
A. ]. Holloway, the new auctioneer.
has quit and gone home. He had rent
ed both residence and Office in Traer
and had expected to have his family
here by this time. But the outlook for
his business discouraged him.
Mr. and Mrs J. w. Clark, of Norway.
Iowa. have been visiting their relatives
the Dinsdales. the past two weeks.
They own 120 acres OF land in the Dins-
dale neighborhood. which Mr.. Clark
has been fencing. They own also
sixty acre farm near Norway. which
Mr.. Clark has refused s175 an acre
for. Both are deaf and dumb. but even
that handicap does not prevent people
prospecting these days.
T. l. Weisfiog. living near the Gen.
eseo church, left for Canada. He owns
some land in the Weyburn district and
will erect buildings on 1t preparatory
to re..ting it, Mr.. Weisflog will leave
the Gensea farm having already pur-
chased property in Vinton where he
will make his home.