Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-26
!, NEIGHB0RHCOD NOTES
TAYLoR TOWNSHIP.

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| Feb. 26.-Quite a number of farms In
| this township are changing hands this
| spring. Samuel Carter and family, who
have lived on the Fin Iseman place
now owned by Andy WethersoT, has
moved to the Iseman fam, three miles
west of Marshalltown. Mr.. Williams
and family, who live on the LaPlant
Place, better known as Meadow Farm,
Will live on the farm Just vacated by
Mr.. Carter. C. w. Smith and family.
from the Harding place in Marion
township, will occupy Meadow Farm.
Samuel and Arley Breckenridge and
their families have moved on to the La
Plant place recently occupied by r..
Wards, the latter having gone to Okla
homa. Will Paisley will occupy the
Blossom farm, which lie has bought.
Albert Miller's from Liscomb township,
will live in their new house on the farm
they bought of Will FALSELY. A Mr..
Smith and family, from near Liscomb,
have bought and will occupy the old
Ben Steward farm. Mr.. Coleman, who
now lives there, will go TO the old Glenn
onS farm in the southeastern part or the
township. George Cody and family go
In their new home north of Conrad, and
their old home will be occupied by q Mr..
Jones and family from Colorado. Mr..
Jones is a son of the present owner of
the farm. Two Renner families will
live in the township, one on the l. N.
Long place, Mr.. johnson having gone
to Missouri, and the other on the Lewis
Maulsby farm. The old Maulsby farm,
lately owned by Mr.. Thurlby, will be
occupied by Mr.. Reed aud family from
south of town. Mr.. Thurlby has bought
and will live on the Wilcox farm a few
miles east. Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Graham
will live near Liscomb, on Lune Mauls-
Lby's farm. The latter and family will
so to North Dakota. James Lane, who
lives on the Balcome place, recently
purchased by John Brown, Jr., will go
to North Dakota. The place he vacates
will be occupied by Mrs. Hattie Snyder
and family, from near Conrad Mr.
Sowles and family will move to one of
Alva Stewards farms ard the Eckles
place, that they vacate. will be occu-
pied by Mr.. and Mrs. Dandy Sowles,
who were married on Wednesday even
ing. Ed Whited and family go to the
Mckerral farm, north Of Green Mount
Gin, and the e. c. Wetherhy farm will
be run by Ralph Lane. Mr.. Plasek and
family. who have been living on Will.
lam Stewards farm. south of Maple
Point school house, hay. gone to Mar
shalltown. Mr. and Mrs. James Cripps,
who have been keeping up the home
during Mr.. and Mrs. Stewards visit to
their children in Lake City and Lau-
rens, will move on the farm just va
Gated by Mr.. Plasels. Mr.. and Mrs
Steward are at home again.
The w. C. T. U. met IN an all days
session with Mrs. Cough yesterday.
The morning was spent In sewing and
the afternoon In regular meeting.
Roy Cole and Miss Mertie Laybourn,
of Grundy Center. were Sunday WISH
tors at the home of Mr.. ii. A. Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole entertained the |
following guests Tuesday evening: Mr. I
ard Mrs. Deal and daughters. Mr. AMI I
Mrs. James Brown and sons, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Randall and family and
Miss Mary Cobb. from Vienna town
ship. and Mrs. Samuel Richey, from
The friends and neighbors of the