Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-09

the city in October to make their home
They reside at sos West Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Pelham and three
| children returned to the city to resfde
| taking residence at sos West Church
sstfeet.- They came here from SiffefAs
| f.. w. Armour. president of the
Farmers Oil Company; wife ant
daughter. came to the city in October
They reside at 40S North Fifth street
Liscomb contributed two families te
the city in September. They were I
M. Wood. wife. and children, and MI
and Mrs. George Tresler and daughters
|Maber apd -XAfH About the. same time
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Helson moved IL
the city from Gearing. buying residence
property at 104 North Thirteenth
street. :, .oI S.i1 s-:2->soNoMIo !
| September. also brought IT,, the city
DR., and Mrs J. f. Battfh and thei,
three sons, John. Maurice and Frank.
i lin, from New Providence. -
Charles "A. Dicks, an Iowa Central
engineer, returned to the city in Sep
TENDER from Oskaloosa. Mr.. and Mrs
Dicks reside at 106 West Church
! street. 2-sstSsiJ9Af f.s-
Charles Jaroieman and family, Of
Rhodes were also September movers
| to the city.
| Mrs. W. j. Evans, residing at 214
North Second q.. avenue, came to the city
4fsosn- ss5spteinber.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Moffett, OF
Fort Dodge former residents of Mar
shalltown, Galne back to their old home
in September
/ Fifteen new residents came late III
| September and early in October when
several newly employed range men at
the Quick Action Range Company
| brought their families to the city. They
were Robert Draheim. wife mad three
! children, Of Beaver Dam, Wis; John
Gorznski and wife, and Arthur Gramms
and Joseph Bartell, also of Beaver
Dam; and George Stufflet and John
Jaugorinski,, Of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Jackson and the
latter's nephew, Harold Smith, OF
Marion township, moved to the city In
| October. They reside at $50 North
Second street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. LAUDER, two sons
and two daughters. of Cedarville, Ill.
residing at 4O5 East state street. carnc
to the city in october. Mr."Lauber is
a painter and paper hanger.
| u
township, were also October corners tc
the city.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Fred Roe and three
children, Of Colo, came to the city III
| October and took up their residence al
2o7 West Church street. Mr.. Roe is
employed as a horse sheer at the
Wicklund &sSwan shop.
| Louis Grumpach, of Chicago. JOSEPH
| T0h ora n
Of Chicago, came to the city late in
October to enter the employ Of the
| Quick Action Range Company.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Forkner, Of New
York City, came to the city late in No
vember and occupied the new resi-
dence at sos West Church street. Mr.
Forkner came to the city to, enter the
employ Of the Light Draft Harrow
Company, in which he is stockholder
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Booth, their sor
and his wife and baby son, Of Baxter
moved to the city in November Il
make their home. Mr.. Booth purchased
the residence at 1T North Center
street.
Three new families, comprising ter
persons, came to the city the latter
part of November, by reason, 81
changes Of railroad work. w. o. Ruth
| erford, division roadmaster of the Chi
cago Great Western. and wife. came
+: from Springfield. III. They are living al
! 535 North First street. Mr.: and Mrs
Arthur slider came from Oskaloosa. Mr.
Slider is an Iowa Central brakeman
They reside at $40 West Boone street
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Carmichael and four
children, Of Tama, came to the city
Mr.. Carmichael being in the employ OF
the Iowa Central as a telegrapher
They reside at sos East Boone street.
| Among the December arrivals were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank F. Bailey, former
~ of this city, who cmae from Cedar
Rapids; Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde o. Car
penter, who returned to this city from
| Valentine, Neb., where they have been
residing the past five years: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Wassmer, who returned
to the city after a years residence on
| farm north of the city, and Mr. and
Mrs. A. Bywater, who returned to thel.
former home from North Dakota, TAX
ing up residence at their home at 1903
West Linn street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kiebenstein,
| of Montour, former residents of the
city, returned early in the year to
make their home here.
F. Mr. and Mrs. Claude NJ. Grace. OF
Basalt, Colo, moved to the city early
last February.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Warren A. Pinkerton
and child, of st. Louis, came here in
February Mr.. Pickerton came here to
enter the employ Of the Quick Action
Range Company.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Norris and Mr.
Will Morris, of Melbourne. moved here
in February, purchasing the Westlake
home at 504 East Main street.
| w. L. Crawford, retired farmer
from State Center township brought
his family to the city early in the year
Ito make his future home. The family
resides on South Ninth street.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John Selts, of Sheffield
were also among those who came to
! the city early in the year. go
| W. H. Meyer, q well-known real es-
tate man from Story City, and family,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert McQuaide. Of
| Marion township, came to the. city the
same week, early in February. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Burkholder. of -SaI-
coke. Mo, came to the city in March.
Mr.. Burkholder entered the employ Of
Davidson Brothers. Fhey reside at
S13 North seventh street.
d. A. Tfsdale, pfincfiAf of the Glad