Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-01

Main street. Mr. Worries bought the
! coal. lumber. and grain business of l..
c. Nichols at Liscomb, and decided to
make his home here in order that his
16- year old daughter might attend
thigh school. The family also comprises
Il grown son.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George 4. Bourne were
other arrivals Of early November. COM
ing from st. Louis. Mr.. Bourne for
merly lived here. and was in partner
ship with G. +. Schmidt. He returned
| to enter Mr.. Schmidts employ, and is
living at 105 West Lincoln street. His
family comprises his wife and two lit
tie daughters. Ruth, aged 4, and Mar
garet, IS months.
Renhart Meyer, wife, and three
, daughters came in November to oc-
cupy the home at 100 West Main
street, which Mr.. Meyer bought of a.
r. Coppock. Mr.. and Mrs Meyer and
! family came from Eden township,
where they are well known.
Harold Urbine and wife came from
! Gilman in November, and Mr.. Urbine
| has engaged in the meat business here.
! He and his wife live at East State
street.
J. L. Barker and family arrived from
bayfield,. Mimi. about the middle of
the month. Aside from Mr.. and Mrs.
Barker there are three children, a
grown son, Orville, Omaiee, a daush
ter aged ). and Olve;te. II months
| old. The Bankers live at 522 North
First street.
| F.. c. Ziegler and wife arrived from
ST. Paul shortly after the middle of
the month, when Mr.. Ziegler was
checked in as agent of the Adams EN-
! press Company. >>'~ -
! About ten days ago another we'll
known family Of the county was added
to the city's residents in the persons
Of Ny and Mrs. Bartle Richard and
their four daughters. Hilda, Adelne.
/ Clara, and Mildred. Of Logan township
! The latter two will become students in
| ST. Mary's Institute. Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Richard are occupying as Il home the
property they bought recently at 505
North First street.
During the latter part Of the month
just closed, Dennis Ensminger. a we'll
known citizen of Dillon. came to the
city to make his home in the Will
liams property at 800 West Church
street. which he bought last summer.
! Mr.. Ensminger's two nieces, Irene and
hSfa EnSlnlHSer, llllhe tnelF uoillt
with their uncle.
More Coming in Spring.
! Already have there been few an
! nouncements of new people who are to
come here during the spring to make
their home.
Among them are James Jensen and
| family, of Marietta, who expect to
come in March and occupy Il new
home on North Seventh street, that
| Mr. Jensen built during the fall.
Another Marietta family is coming
in March, in the persons OF Mr.. and
Mrs. e. F. Doln and their children Mr..
| Dolin owns a farm near Marietta that
he has rented, beginning March /.
Mrs. +. n. Utz, Of Bryan. O.. will
! Mr.. Utz, who has been here for sew
eral months in the employ of George
/ Gregory. Mr.. UtZ is Il former we'll
known resident of the city, but during
recent years has been living at Bry-
| an.
Shortly after the first OF June Mrs.
Marcia Tinker and daughter, Miss
Tess expect to come here from Idaho
| Falls, Idaho. They are former resi-
dents, and Miss Tinker was a teacher
| in the public schools here. The mother
}and daughter went west q few years
1 ago and entered claims, on which they
I have now proved Mrs. Tinker and
! daughter will occupy property Mrs.
! Tinker owns at 1913 South Fourth
! street