Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-01
MOVE TO MARSHALLTOW
Nearly Hundred People, Come
to MorshoAoun Neu Neighbors
andW Camel

here as soon as school closed at Gill
man. The family comprises Mr.. Everts
and his wife. a son. Henry NJ. Everts.
and twin daughters, Amelia Virginia
and Minnie Viola. now 20 years old
Mr.. Everts and his son are both en-
ployed by the Lennox Furnace Com
pany.
P. c. Jones, one Of the well-known
residents of Toledo, brought his family
here during the spring Mr.. Jones had
been here for some time before his
family came. as manager of the La
Plant Tool Company. There are two
children at home, Scott, aged 10, and
Philip c.. Jr, 10 years old. Mr.. Jones
has built a new homo ut 4O4 East
Church street since he came to the
city.
A. r. Quaid, Of Chicago. came to the
/ city in March to become auditor of the
Western Grocer Company. Mr.. Quaid
came to the grocer company from the
Safeguard Account Company, Of Cri-
, cagu.
J. D. Humbert, Of Des Mones, also
came to the city in March, to take
charge Of the collections for the Mar
shalltown Buggy Company. Mr.. Hum
! bert became financially interested in
the corporation, and IS treasurer Of the
company He came from the Iowa
Manufacturing Company. Of Des
Moines, of which he was secretary and
| treasurer.
Toward the latter part Of March Mr..
and Mrs. T. NJ. Sparks moved to the
city from Winterset. Mr.. Sparks has
gone into the real estate business here.
His family is composed Of his wife and
two children, and his residence is at
200 South Ninth street.
! William H. Hudson and wife came
here late in March from Rockford H..
Mr.. Hudson to enter the employ Of
Woods & Freeborn. Mr.. and Mrs. Hud
son were married here almost two
years ago. Mrs. Hudson having been
Miss Sena Edwinson. The couple lives
at 1913 North Third avenue.
April Also Good.
Early in the month Of April Mr.. and
| Mrs. Charles Nelson moved to the city
from the Haynes Grove neighborhood,
where they own 265 acres Of land. They
bougt the residence property at 306
South Fifth street.
A. E. Nickel who came here from
Creston early in the year to go into
the furniture business, brought his
family to the city in May. The Mick
els bought property at 3Os North
First street There are five children In
the family. Clarence Alexander, OF
Creston, also came here with Mr. Nick
ell and is with his company.
| A. G. Randall, wife, and three chill
dren came in April from Rock Island,
ILL.,, and are living at SOP East Main
! street. Mr.. Randall travels for the
Luthe Hardware Company, Of Des
Moines.
William A. Smith Of Minneapolis
| brought his family here in April and
is living at 603 North First avenue.
Mr.. Smith is chief clerk in the office
Of the master mechanic Of the Mime
apolis & st. Louis railroad
George E. Waite, who has a wife
and one small son, came from Cedar
Rapids in April to become manager
| Of the Jewel Tea Company's business.
| The family lives at $50 South Third
avenue.
Charles Edmonds, a district agent Of
! the ]. I. Case Threshing Machine Com
pany, came from Des Moines in April
and lives at North Sixth street Mr..
Edmonds has sister and one small
son.
! F.. H. Haag was also an April ar
rival, coming from st. Louis. Mr.. Haag
is superintendent Of the Farmers and
Merchants Brick and Tile Company.
He has family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ryan, newly
married people, came in April from
Dysart. Mr.. Ryan is working for the
Western Grocer Company Mills, and
lives at los Arson street.
Shortly after the middle of April
Tracy NJ. Pauilin, wife, and little
daughter came back to this city from
Cedar Rapids. The Paullins formerly
lived here, but thought they could do
better in a larger city. They found out
that there was no place like MARSHALL
town, and came back here, Mr.. Paul
lin entering the local freight office Of
the Chicago Great Western railway.
The family lives at 1906 West Linn
street.
| Another Cedar Rapids family came
to the city a few days later, in the per-
sons OF Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Damn. Mr..
Damn is barber and is employed by
c. P. Cook. He lives at 112 North
Seventh avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Damn
| have baby daughter.
Kenneth F. Dawson and wife came
from Monroe, Wis, on April "a. and
/ are settled in new home at 1114 West
! Church street. Mr.. Dawson is a
! photographer and is employed at the
Brown studio.
May Shows Small Gain.
In the month of May among the first
arrivals were Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wal
lace Brooks, old and highly respected
residents of the Beoman neighborhood,
| where they had lived on single farm
! for twenty years. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brooks reside at PIP West Main street.
! Mr. and Mrs. John P. Woodbury.
, moved back to the city early in May
from Missoula. Mont, Mr.. Woodbury.
becoming associated with the Union
Cheese Company Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
bury reside at 405k North Fourth
street.
Other May arrivals were Dr. 0. J.
Smith, and family. who came here from
Cedar Falls. The family comprises
four children, two of whom are at
home. They are Ray, who is Dun
ham company stenographer, and Ken
meth, aged ~. The family lives at 534
Nirth First street.
Charles c. Lewis came to the city IN
May to take charge of the local busl-
ness of Ware & Leland.
Albert AXE, wife, and daughter came
Il 1ivYf,, at