Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-22
Nevn Of rr.er.

News Of Traer.
Traer, July 22.-Jack Norton has re-
turned from Milwaukee business trip.
Joe Uska was thrown backward off
a load Of hay by the breaking of a
trip rope. badly wrenching and break
ing his shoulder.
Will Winters and family arrived from
Halkirk, Alberta, Canada, Monday,
having terminated their engagement
with DR.. Nauerth. They will remain
in Traer.
Major Palmer Pierce, Of the regu-
lar army. stationed at Leavenworth.
Kan. was here last week for fare
well visit with his parents before leav-
ing for China, where he has been or
dered with his company for the next
three years.
nearly completed in Sutherlin. Ore. is
lady.
Miss Beulah Sboaks fs attending
summer school at Cedar Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mackey. of
Randolph. Neb.. are visiting numerous
relatives here. Mrs. Mackey is sister
Of Mesdames Calderwood. Foote and
Mat Stoakes.
The Terrill; bank. managed by Cliff
ford Gravatt, is being converted into
a national bank.
Sam Brubaker. living near Dinsdale.
Is soon to build modern house on
his land, costing in the neighborhood
of $4,000.
Will Scharfenberg, who recently COM
pleted q business course in the Cedar
Rapids Business College, has accepted
the position Of bookkeeper in the
transfer department Of the Rock Island
Railroad Company in Cedar Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ewing arrived
Friday from their wedding trip and
will spend few days with Mr.. Ewing's
parents before leaving for Waterloo
to make their permanent home.
Harold Speer was called from Out
look, Canada, by the seemingly alarm
ing condition Of his father, Robert
Speer, Of GeEeseo. Another son, Oscar.
of South Dakota, was also here. Mr..
Speer's condition has 30 far improved
that the sons have returned to their
respective homes. Mrs. Bess Johnston.
Of Columbus Junction, daughter. is
still at her fathers bedside.
At the July meeting Of the school
directors 81 Perry township. the rural
school teachers wage was considerably
raised. Hereafter those holding dst
grade certificates will command $55;
second grade. $50; third grade, s45.
Mr. and Mrs. James Speer, Of Poca-
hontas county, are visiting relatives
and old friends for a few days.
DR.. L. ]. Kynett, whose serious ILL
ness from apoplexy was mentioned re.
Gently, passed away at his home in
Hamburg, on Wednesday. Mrs. KY
nett is sister Of E. E. and Tip Taylor
Of this city, also Of Mrs. Dave Porter
field. Of Albuquerque. n. NJ. The body
was brought to Tfaer for burial.
w. H. Spencer. we'll known Gene
sea farmer. committed suicide by hang
ing himself to bed post Thursday
Mr.. Spencer was upwards of
20 years Of age and had been in i'll
health for a number of years. He
leaves beside the wife, son, Will. and
two daughters, Mrs. Sam Carlton, Of
and Mrs. Will Carlton, of
Waterloo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson took their
daughter Edith to Cedar Rapids Tues
day. where she submitted to an oper-
alton for appendicitis on Wednesday.
At last accounts she was doing nicely.
Miss Stella Fox, who lived in Traer
with her aunt, Mrs. Koridina, for some
time, died Saturday at her home in
Iowa City, Of consumption. James Had !
acek and wife and Mrs. Vince Chalup-
mix, relatives. attended the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Leslie have a
new daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
have a new son Mr.. and Mrs.
Roger Thompson have son.
A gang of engineers and big SELF
propelling pile driver Is at work on
the overhead crossing near Peter Nc
Ewen's.
Ed Rodskiar. Of Outlook. saskatche- :!
wan. Canada. formerly with the First !
National Bank of Traer, ie spending the
week with Traer friends. He is en- !
ployed by the Mckinney Company. Of
Outlook.
Mrs. Neil McKerral and daughter,
consulted physicians in Cedar
RAPIDS last week in regard to the lat
ter's hearing which is impaired.
Henry st. John. Of the State Bank.
and his family. are spending their va
cation with Mrs. ST. Johns people
near Vorhies.
Addison Morse is in Canton. 8. D..
Tor a visit with his wife's people. also
his family who are spending the sum-
mer there.
Mrs. o. J., Jones, Of Omaha, returned
10 her home last week after stay Of
.hree weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Bailey. Her brother. Percy
Bailey, and family, came up from Vim
.on to see her or
Mrs. Roma Ladd and children are
her mother ana brother. Mrs
rruesdale and son Fred. at Stanhope.
Will Truesdale and wife, Of Kimball.
s. D., are also there.
Mrs. Herman Boeltcher is spending
several weeks insillinois visiting her
ION Ernie in Chic1eo, and her mother
Ind son Frank. In Lenark
Miss Jessie Stuart has been In Chi
ago several weeks visiting her broth
r, Dr.. Carroll Stuart, and attending
he National Educa tional Association.
Dvsentery is always serious and often |;
! dangerous disease. hut. It can be !.
cured. Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera |,
Ind Diarrhoea Rsmedy has cured Il
wen when n.a!!.sstans ana epidemic.