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

I the Billings family Aug. /. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Billings reside at AS East Boone
street, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bowles act
SOB North Center street.
| The first of August also brought to
| the city Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Coates ana
their little son Bobby, who moved here
from Toronto, Ont, where Mr.. Coates
had been manager of the Toronto BUS
mess of the c. A. Durham Company,
Ltd. Mr.. Coates came here to head
the research department of the Dun
ham company.
| " C. Dobson, wife, and two little
i daughters came the first Of August
from Des Moines Mr.. Dobscn is pres
ident and manager Of the Capital City
| Construction Company, which has had
an extensive contract here in county
| bridge work. The family lives at o06
jerome street.
| L. 3. Coombs and wife arrived short
ly after the middle Of the month from
! Quincy, ILL.,, Mr.. Coombs becoming
principal of the commercial depart
ment of the Central Iowa Business Col
lege. Mr.. and Mrs. Coombs live at
7O9 West State street.
Earl r. Gates, former resident of
this city, but during recent years Of
, Vancouver, B. c., returned to the city
in August, accompanied by his wife
and little daughter. Mr.. Gates re-
turned to the city to engage in the
plumbing business He resides at 1874
West Main street
Il. D. B. Ingalls, came to the city
Aug. % to become chief heating and
ventilating engineer for the c. A. Dun
! |,o,, IN from
Syracuse, N. Y, and his wife Joined
him a month later. Mr.. and Mrs. In
gals live at 800 North First street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Tomplins came
to the city toward the latter part OF
the month from Marietta.
During the last week in August Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. Glenn moved to the city
from Minneapolis. Mr.. Glenn is trav-
cling freight agent for the Minneapolis
& st. Louis railway. The couple live
at 1903 West Church street.
Fall Starts With Rush.
| Early in August DR.. Earl Hermance
came to this city to engage in prac-
tice, and month later he was joined
| by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hermance, Of Conrad. The family re-
sides at 206 West Church street.
j. B. Mccormack and wife, of Glenn
ons, came to the city early in Sep
TENDER, occupying property they had
bought at 304 Jerome street. Mrs.
Maude Jones and three children,
daughter and grandchildren of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mccormack came from Des
Moines the same month and make
their home with Mr.. and Mrs. McCor-
mack.
j. J. Bork and family. comprising
his wife and three children, arrived
in September from Richmond. Mimi,
and live at 301 North Third avenue.
| Mr.. Bork bought the business, Of the
Marshalltown Creamery, Company.
| j. o. Parks, who had been in the city
for some months in charge of the local
business of the Remington Typewriter
Company, brought his family here
from Dubuque Sept. Is. Mr.. and Mrs.
Parks have two children, and reside
at 7O1 West State street.
Later in the month Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Taps and two children.
daughter Jessie and sen Burdette,
came from Conrad ana took possession
Of the Bloomfield property at - North
Third street, which Mr.. Taps pur
chased.
| Three people came from Liscomb at
l dDOul INc SdIIlG tllHt, III lilc pc1SOiS VI
| Mr.. and, Mrs. George Holland and Mrs.
Ellen J.. Anderson. The latter came to
make her, home with her daughter.
Miss Mary Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. Willis and daugh-
tiers. Of Laurel, came here early; in
October. to make their home The
change was made that the daughters.
Sadie and Mamie. might have better
school advantages.
f. G. Matthews came to the city
early in October from Des ,Moines to
| become city passenger agent Of the
Chicago Great Western railroad. He
and Mrs. Matthews live at Z. South
Seventh street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hansen came
from Holland. Mimi, on Oct. 10, and
are making their home at 81 North.
Second street. Mrs. Hansen Is an aunt
Of Mrs. Thomas Stotts, of this city.
| In October Mr.. and Mrs. Orville
Strausberg cdme to the city from
Portland, Ind. Mr.. Strausberg to be-
come superintendent of the plant Uf
the Marsllalltown Sewer Pipe and Tile
Company. Mr.. Strausberg is a nephew
of Warren Overpack, president of the
company. Mr.. and Mrs. Strausberg
make their home at 500 East Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs August Gummert. fine
old German people from Pickering.
came about the middle of October
and occupied property they bought OF
Henry Hoecll at 205 East Linn street.
Mr.. and Mrs. CuInmert have worked
hard for many years on their farm,
and they now want to take life easier.
Mrs Gummert Is a most devOut Cath
Ollie. and has always managed to be
here to attend church on Sunday,
missing for the first time in years the
Sundays during the time she was con-
fined to her home with a broken leg.
a few years ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Gum
inert have with them their widowed
| daughter, Mrs. Anna Young, and her
daughter Ada. girl of II.
On Oct. 10 Rev. DR.. Rollo +. Hurl-
burt and his family arrived from Iowa
City, DR.. Hurlburt to take charge as
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church. His family, which is domiciied
in the, parsonage, comprises his wife,
his two youngest sons, John and
Frank. and Mrs Hurlburts invalid
mother Mrs. Henrietta blair
A new general foreman Of the Min
neapolis & st. Louis machine shops
came to the city on Oct. 81, in the
person of George W. Cuyler, of Cedar
Rapids. Mr.. Cuylers family comprises
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