Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-04

changes We're made among the farmers
as well as in this city. Among these
the following are noted:
Emanuel Robb moves to town from
Idlewild.
E. Z. Seeley, formerly in the livery
business here, has moved back to AL
den.
Ralph Surls, who has been farming
east of town. has moved to the city.
A. e. McEwan, who has been on the
Robert Boldly farm, has moved totown,
having rented the Estes place.
George Vance, who has been on the
Peet farm near Alden. now occupies
the A. Powers place near Georgetown.
Adrian Brown and wife have gone to
North Dakota to prove up on nome
stead.
John Lehman moves here from Min
nesota, and will occupy farm near
this city.
William Bassett has sold his inter-
ests west of town and moved into the
city. preparatory to going to the rex
as Panhandle to work at the carpenter
trade.
c. A. Smith has bought the ]. b.
Roney residence property and will oc-
cupy it this spring, Mr.. Roney going to
Dalhart Tex, 10 engage in contract
ing work.
George Whitney has moved to Spring
Branch from Buckeye, and will run
the creamery at that point this sea-
son.
A. Bowman. Of Buckeye. has moved
to this city, where he will make his
home with his daughter.
William Littswager, of Buckeye, VIII
occupy the Frank Filbrant farm, near
that place.
Arthur Garfield will move to the G..
S. Hamilton place north OF town, Mr.
Hamilton going to his farm in Frank
lin county.
Mr.. Elliott, who has been living at
Robertson. has moved to Wisconsin.
Will Bashford, Of Salem. moved to
the Gade farm in Wright county.
James Watt, of Salem. has moved to
the farm south of Alden.
Walter Reed. OF Willowdale. will oc-
cupy the Hastings farm southeast OF
town the coming year.
Austin Ford, of West Ellis, moves to
the Fletcher place south of town.
John Lake has gone to Alberta,
where he has bought some land.
Fred Sheets, of Sleepy Hollow, has
moved to his new home near Alden
Mr. Mcfarland. of Hubbard, has
moved to Sherman.
Hawley Elliott, who formerly lived
here. has moved from Robertson to
Medford, Wis.
Putnam Sheldon, one of the well
known Upton farmers, has moved to
North Dakota
Rev. streicher OF Hubbard, has
moved to Council Bluffs.
T. D. Thompson, of Hubbard, moves
to North Dakota.
Guy Wilmer, Of Lincoln. has rented
the John Riley farm, Mr.. Riley occupy
ing the Percival place.
Mr.. Witmar, of Cottage. will occupy
the Robert Boldly place this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamprecht move from
their former home in Concord township
to Eldora.
F. A. Lemke moves to Huntley, ILL.,,
from Hampton.
Bert Himan has returned to Frank
lin county from Renville, Mimi, and
w III IdIuI llle August PAoSS ~
Morgan township.
w. M. Deacon. Of this city, has
moved to North Dakota to occupy q
quarter section he owns there.
Fred Nelson, one Of the substantial
farmers near Eagle City, has bought
the Hurlburt place on the south side,
and will move here this spring.
A. I. Powers and son, Harvey Pow
ers, have gone to Kansas. where they
will engage in the implement business.
Henry Fletcher who, has been living on
the Wood lawn farm West of town, has
moved to his own place near Alden.
e. M. Winslow has moved back to
Iowa Falls from Gainesville, and will
re-engage in the blacksmith business
here. having leased the Fred Gummert
shop
]. c. Smith, of Stockton, Ill, has
bought the Reeve place near Bradford
and occupies it this week.
Mrs. Allie Little has moved back
to her old home in Popejoy.
Afford Williams occupies the old
Sheets farm near Berlin this week.