Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-22
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rdSS news iASffS'
Spec;al TO Times Re publican.
Traer March a2.-Cha-,as O. Harrow
has made a CONTRACT 20 work for the
Hansen Auto Co-l2any OF Waterloo.
He will rot move from Trae-.
E. B. Carhart of Salt Lake City has
been IN town this week visiting DR.
Ashton and DR. Nauerth He has been
employed in a hank in Utah. but is
looking up q location in which TO star
bank of his owl. He married Eva
Gooderough. a former Traer girl
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l. White entertained
the Traer school board members and
their wives and the teachers of the
school a, s o'clock dinner Monday eve
ming.
Traer's new meat market changed
hands SATURDAY last, M. Zobei. Of Dy-
sar.. selling to the TWO young men who
have had charge Of the shop since its
opening
Mr.. and Mrs. PERI Clark on the
Heller place. have young son.
Mrs.. Asa Ames accompanied Mrs. J.
G. Safely to Chicago last week for
second surgical operation.
John and Lyn Kie;h leave with their
cars Of effects for Canada today. The
boys will batch II this simmer. They
go to Roleau.
wilson Hartshorf leaves with his car
for Dr:nkwater. Canada. today. Mrs.
Wilson will follow the latter part OF
the week.
A VERY sad death occurred in our
city Friday night Mrs E-n Frankiin's
mother. of Parkershurg. came the first
OF the week 20 aseiel In the care OF her
daughter who was very i'll. The lady
in question was subject to heart
trouble. IN fact had suffered a slight
attack upon her arrival but had so far
recovered her usual health as to do
large washing on Thursday. She evil
IDENTIFY worked beyond her strength for
on Friday thu old trouble asserted
itself ard Friday night she passed
away He- four daughters came to ac-
company the body 20 Petersburg for
burial.
hospital in Chicaeo was noted few
days ago did not receive the encour-
asement he had hoped for. The phys
icians report his aflment as tubercu-
lcsis Of the bowels. He returned few
DAYS ago but leaves tonight IN charge
OF nurse for Sioux Falls, where all
three OF his sons live
c. c. Collins. an old time resident
OF Traer. has been critically I'll since
Thursday. He has not been in the best
Of health for several years and this
winter ne has failed perceptibly At
present writing he Is somewhat i'm
proved.
News Of Brooklyn.
Special 70 Times Repuhlican.
Brooklyn. March e2.-The town coun-
Gil refused to grant a license to the
pool rooms which were closed by order
Of the mayor last week and they are
planning on selling GU. TO clubs formed
for that purpose and run strictly as
private club rooms. Quite little ex-
element was stirred up by the petition
fer q. license and the ladies got out a
petition against il, but the council were
already three to two against 1t go 1t
would have lost anyway.
The man by the name Of Smith who
had contracted for the Steinhelper farm
Of 135 acres for s155 an acre, did not
appear on March / to close the deal and
lost the $500 paid down on the deal. The
farm was resold last week for the same
price to Walter Niswander.
! The new opera house is all completed
now and playing to good business The
opera house was built by a stock COM
ipany and cost $4,000. 1t is modern in
every way ann 1as a seat1hS cdpdclty
Of 435. The south room has been doc
mated to the commercial club for a
!, ladies' Pest room and the commercial
club are furnishing It in good order and
1t will be open to the ladies after next
week.
| The new city hall is now Enclosed and
all outside work cone and the interior
work will be pushed to early compile
ton. This building is a much needed
Improvement and has large rooms for
/ fre engine. hose carts and road grad
ers. large room for assembly and cleo
lions and rooms for mayor, hre COM
pany and council.
The next improvement now talked Of
is pavements for the business streets.
Present indications are that this will
be done this summer