The Democratic advocate., 1900-03-31
Moving and Other Items from Several
Districts.

DiStIlStSs
Aaron Ecker from Marshall Shaw's TO the
old toll gate house, Uniontown pike; John
Coe takes the house vacated by Mr.. Ecker;
Lewis Waltz to New Windsor College; Mort
/, Fritz moving into the house vacated by Mr.
Waltz and will take charge of the Union
town toll gate and the Gilbert lime kiln.
Webb Bowersox has moved into the Kolb
property; DIR. j. ID. Englar from the Ridege
to town, into the Starr property; John Heck
moving into the Furguson property recently
purchased by him. Henry Gobright has taken
the house vacated by the Dr.; Mr.. Gobright
intends building on the Ridge. Melvin Fl.
Perry has moved into the house vacated by
Mrs. John Stone, she moving to her sons.
Frank Lynn into the Beck property and will
work for Abraham Caylor. Robert Arthur
will take charge of the Samuel Englar farm,
Charles Fritz going on Aaron Bixler's farm,
Wakefield; John Koontz, of near Otter Dale,
taking the Joseph l.. Haines farm vacated by
Mr. Arthur. William b. Bankard will take
James NJ. Shellman's farm; Mr.. Shellman
will remain on the farm. James Weisore to
house vacated by Mr.. Bankard, "Possom
Hollow; Emanuel NJ. Hines to Maidsvile.
Harry Hull will move on the Isaac Repp farm
recently purchased by him; Lewis Stouffer,
Walkersville, 10 the farm vacated by Mr..
Hull, near Union Bridge. F. W. Zentz, of
MiuuleDurgs mas mOVeu to the LINN piopei-
ty, on the Ridge, and will start cigar factory.
Samuel Bowers will quit tilling the soil and
move 10 Balimore-cards will be issued later.
John Drach has accepted position at the
elevator, Linwood. Mr.. Englar could not
have selected a better man for the position.
Robert Crawmer will move into the Shaw
property vacated by Mr.. Drach Emanuel
Bankard will leave Linwood. and the house
vacated by him will be remodeled occupants
noted later. William Brown. of Wakefield,
to the Reuben Winters property, Maidsville,
Powell Ohler going to the Frank Keeper
property near Union Bridge. Mr.. keefer TAX
ing charge of the Philip Myers farm, and Nc
Clellan Keefer to Mrs Shirk's farm near
Middleburg; Earnest Stouffer from Taylors-
vile to New Windsor where he has gone into
business; Joseph Dingle, of Woodsboro, to
the Shaw tenant house; Edgar Selby to Will
liam Bankards; Mr.. Selby will assist Mr..
Bankard on his huckster route. John Writ to
the Warehime farm near New Windsor; Lewis
Ecker to the Jasper Shriner farm recently
purchased by Jesse Stevenson, and John But
fngton to the Dr. Norris (Sauble) farm va
Gated by Mr.. Ecker; Thomas Ecker to the
Shriner tenant house; George B. Simpson to
J. W. Messler's farm; Thomas Greenwood to
Mt. Airy; John S. Crabbs to Joseph L.
Haines', Jacob Bankard to Bark Hill; Clayton
Harry Combs to the Evan Haines' tenant
house; John Beard, of Beard & Strimmel's
mill, to New Windsor. Willis Zumbrum, who
has been running the Engleman mil, near
Union Bridge, will go back to the old Nc
Knstry mill, and Randolph Leatherwood,
who has been running the mill has gone to
Myers mill, Double Pipe Creek; Samuel
Strasburg to the CARRIER property, near Union
town; Lewis Shuey, from Maidsville to Henry
Benner's. James Lambert will go from Lin
wood to his property at Prestland; Joseph
Gorsuch to Milton L. Haines' tenant house
near Union Bridge; Charles Selby to |. Z.
Rineharts, Priestland; II. NJ. Hiltabridle to
Mrs. Utermahlen's farm; George K. Staab
has charge of the G. s. Haines and Rinehart
lime kilns; John Baker to Ezra Garner's.
John N. Weigle, of Grave Spring Mill,
near New Windsor, was married on March
llth to Miss Fenie E. Trostle, of near Gettys-
burg, Pa. The ceremony was performed by
Elder C. L. Pfoutz of the German Baptist
Church, an uncle of the bride. Mr.. Weigle
was in the 18th U. S., and went through the
Cuban war. He was one of the picked
men, and was in the San Juan charge
A flock of geese passed over the western
portion of this comfy on Saturday afternoon
last. 1t was about two hundred feet long and
was made up of three aocks, forming three
VS..
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Runspert, of the
Ridge, were surprised on Friday evening last.
Mr.. Rumspert had just returned from Balti-
more, and SET down to read The ADVOCATE,
as is his custom on that evening, when fifteen
couples came marching into the house. The
evening was very agreeably spent. 1t was an
utter surprise to Mr.. Rumspert(D
A nacEoUa nf .fcouuty DaperS' was picked
up along the road last week after one OF the
carriers had gone over his route. Be little
careful, for our county papers are very val
liable to us.
William Segafoose, one of the leading
hucksters of this county, intends driving the
road again. He finds that it is much cheaper
ana more convenient than going by rail.
Evan Haines intends making number OF
improvements in his house, near Llnwood.
The Bowers brothers moved five families
this week.
Samuel Haines the ''ice maker" of West
minister, visited relatives near Uniontown this
week.
Samuel Roop, of Illinois, has come East
for short visit to his old home in Carroll.
William Bankard, last week, gathered on
his hnckster route, 1877 dozens of eggs.
Orval Hamburg has lid the neighborhood,
near Uniontown, of eighteen hawks lie has
a mack in catching them.
All who did not get their cabbage seed
sowed on ST. Patrick day, can sow on "Det-
laus Day." slst.
Dickson Mering has brood of chickens
with over 100 in it.