Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-23
Numerous Changes Will Take
Place In Management of Pow
eshiek County Farms
MANY GOING TO THE DAkorAs
First of March Will See a General
Shake Up of the Tenants and Own
ers = Something About the Changes
That Are Soon to Take PIaoe-other
News Of the State.
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! Grinnell, Feb. 23.-The annual March
hegira among landowners and tenants
has already begun. Paul Essler, near
Newburg, has bought the old McHose
farm south of town and will live there,
renting his iNewburg farm, and Joe
kissock goes back to his farm in Hick-
cry Grove Clint Alden takes charge
OF the William Parker farm in Chester
and Parker moves to Gladbrook to be
with the boy, who is in the livery bust
ness there. Fred Muckler joins the
Chamberlain. S. D., colony and
brother takes that farm. while Hi Ba-
con takes the farm that Nick Villa
muth vacates. G. w. Davidson goes on
to the farm that Ham Lewis yacates
and Ham becomes the merchant at
Chester Center. Olin Parmley takes
charge of the Marsh farm. west or
town. which his father has purchased,
and jeff ASKING goes on to the Morgert
farm, near Newburg, while the kitch-
ing farm that Morgert has purchased
will be in charge of young Stark. john
Lantz goes to Kansas and =. Z. NC
Donald takes the jeff farm. Charley
Lee, who leaves the Marsh farm, goes
to the old Fisher farm In chester,
owned by the Harris Bros. While
George Hafky leaves that farm and
takes the Greer farm. LATE Elmnl mas
bought part of the Marvin place ans
w. Il. Chichester takes the part not SOLO.
md L. T. Buck who has been there a
long time. goes to his own farm In
Missouri. A man by the name of Lee
takes charge of Jack Bevins' farm AT
Westfield and George Evans goes on to
the Ridley farm. Ridley. Jr.. goes 20
Washington. Orrin Black is domiciled
in the Bump place and Clint Wander
veer. who owned 1t, gets the Black
farm in Richland. aud the redoubtabie
Captain Frost is to farm it. Tunls
Stangalin exchanges the Tyson farm
for the Nes.taa ia,...l and G,s Engie
leaves the Newton place TO try Da-
kota- Sam Anderson goes with him TO
Chamberlain, where they have both
bought land. and two of the Alerson
BOYS and Abe JentZen take the farm
he leaves. the amp-Schultz farm,
and two other Alerson boys take the
Tyson farm. Billy Bost has married
good girl, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Rohr. and they take the Vets
farm near Billy Vogt's. Billy Bost de-
serves all the good fortune that has
come to him. Mrs. Cappron and Mr.
Clifford will try bucolic experiments on
the other vietz farm. near town. John
Stone takes charge of the Frazer farm
that he paid sos an acre for, and Ed
Lynch will hold down part of the Mans
Scott farm. which belongs to Stone al
so. Guy Minette. who Is on the Scott
farm, will sell out on Friday and-weli,
Guy is all right, but he hasn't made up
his mind yet what he is to do. He VIII
keep busy Will Watkins is tired OF
Watkins Heights, so he has sold It to
George Clark, and is coming to town.
He will close out his stock on Thurs
day. George intends to farm in the
day time and ran his billiard hall In
the evening George is trying to lead
n strenuous life and will get back the
money ne lOst OH DIS al. mar A"r
sons on the Cooking farm in Chester,
has gone to Chamberlain. S. D.. and
Kirkpatrick will look after the Cooking
farm. Charley Cooking has purchased
the Fred Cooking place, near the fair
grounds and will live there. Fred goes
to Minnesota. Fred says Iowa is too
hot for him: 1t makes him listless.
Henry Graft leaves Fred Schultz and
goes to the Fred Jantzen farm in Ches-
ter. which he has bought, and Theo
Mehlin takes his place. Fred Jantzen
goes onto his father, John Jantzen.s.
farm Andy Applebee will be I'm
charge of II. NJ Bray's stock this year
and Austin REYNOLDS still plays the
host at John Goodfellow's. Burt Fore
hand leaves the DeCamp farm. near
town. and takes charge of his fathers