The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1902-04-05
Spring Changes in Upper Carroll.

Benton S. Flater, who has been working
County Comm ssioner Daniel Diebls farm,
Evergreen Lawn, near Uniontown, has moved
TO the Rock Farm, and will manage 1T for
Israel T. Rinehart Crock Earn" IS near
Union Bridge, and is the one on which the
Sculptor William q. Rinehart made his start
towards fame. Israel 7. Rinehart moved to
Union Bridge last fall and occupies the late
Dr. Manakee property which he purchased.
Commissioner Diehl will run his own farm,
having for his manager William Eckenrode.
Mr.. Eckenrode has just finished the trade OF
machinist in the Union Bridge shops. Mr..
and Mrs. George Eckenrode will have the
house and dairy to look after. Rumor has 1t
that Mr. Diehl will stop fording Big Pipe
Creek. Evergreen Lawn contains about 24O
acres. and was the late Toby Cover farm.
Milton Zollickoffer has moved to the home
place, formerly farmed by his brother, the
late William r. Zollickoffer, and Samuel Hill
tabidle, of Mayberry, has taken charge OF the
Brubaker farm, near Uniontown, vacated by
Mr.. Zollickoffer.. George Shoemaker, who
lived in the Zollickoffer tenant house, has
moved to Mrs. Billmyer's property. vacated
by Jacob Bankard, who moved to his fathers,
Franklin Bankard's farm, in 'Possom Hollow.
Thomas Lawrence moved into the house va
Gated by Mr.. Shoemaker.
Earnest 6eTDanQ, WuO Has WoihCN ttN
Pemberton Wood farm, near Union Bridge,
for the past year, has moved back 10 rreaer-
lex county, and William Gilbert has moved to
the Wood farm Andrew Gilbert will take
charge of his (the Hiram Davis farm, vacated
by his son.
the members of the 9th U. S. A., who "charg-
ed'' up San Juan Hill, has moved to the
Beaver property, near Westminster, purchased
by him for $500. Mr.. Weigle will truck and
supply the city with fresh vegetables, eggs, DC.
Peter eastman, of Fair View, has taken
charge of "White Gravel Spring Mills, /" near
New Windsor. and will run it. This IS the
mill which County Commissioner Lennon.
ran for number of years. -
George r. Staub, who has been working the
late Granville S. Haines lime kiln for several
wears past, has moved to his property in Wake
field Valley, where he will engage in the lime
business and farm. William Hyde, formerly
of Wakefield, will take charge of the Haines
kins Stewart Brandenburg, who has charge
of the Haines farm. has moved into the big
house. Mr.. Brandenburg is the first person,
not named Haines, who has ever occupied this
house. Earnest Yingling will occupy the
tenant house vacated BY Mr.. Brandenburg.
Harry Hollenbaugh, of Warfeldsburg, has
moved on the Lambert farm, near New Wind
sor, formerly occupied by Michael Wertz, de-
ceased.
Edward Hahn has moved to the Samuel
Englar farm, near Pipe Creek Meeting House,
bought about one year ago by William Iepp,
of McKinstry, for $11,500. There are PIG
acres in the above farm. 1t is said to have
been the home of the first Englar family who
came to this country. Robert Arthur, who
has been working the farm, will move to the
Haines farm, vacated by Samuel Graham.
John W. Haines, Bud who has been work
ing one of Emanuel Formwalt's farms, has
moved to Uniontown and will occupy the
Christ property. Mr. Haines, we think, has
the Dakota fever Jonas Myers, of Jason.
town, will move to the Formwalt farm vacated
by Mr.. Haines.
Emanuel Hines has moved into the Sauble
property. Vaudeville, which he purchased for
$550sand John Crabbs will occupy the prop
erty which he purchased in the same village
from Lewis Shuey for 5000. Polk Rout has
moved into the Reuben Winters property, va
Gated by John Brown, from the Edward
Shamer property, which was recently pur-
chased by Miss Jane Ecker, for $780,
John L. Englar will take charge OF the
Marsh Hartsock farm, near Pipe Creek Sta
ton. Mr.. Englar was formerly employed a. at
the elevator, Linwood. Harry Coombs will
take Mr.. Englar's place in the elevator, and
will occupy the house vacated by him.
Samuel Haines, also near Pipe Creek Sta
ton, had sale and will pay more attention to
dairying. William D. Myers will take charge
ofthe farm for Mr.. Haines. Mr.. Myers moved
from the Hartsock farm.
Charles King, (the cattle man., of Wake
field Valley, has moved on the Lindsay farm,
near Springdale schoolhouse. The farm con-
tans 68 acres. Mr.. King paid $58 per acre
for it.
Daniel B. Lightner, who has been farming
"Cotton Wood" the farm of the late Solomon
Shepherd, near Union Bridge, for number
of years, had sale, aud will be succeeded by
William Keefer.
Jacob Gadhill, (the stock dealer, near Mt.
Union, will retire from farming and move to
Union Bridge. Grant Grouse will take charge
of the farm.
William NJ Bohn, who has been working
the CARRIER farm, west of Union Bridge, has
taken charge of the late DIR. l.. Roger farm,
near Linwood, vacated by Charles Martin,
who goes to the Clayton Devilbiss farm, near
Union Bridge.
Jesse E. Warner who has been farming the
Manro farm, near Eldersburg, had sale, and
moved to the Hively property, in Pleasant
Valley.
Samuel Graham who has been farming the
Haiues farm, near Bark Hill, owned by the
New Windsor Bank, has moved to the Ecken
rode property, 'Possum Hollow.
Jesse Nusbaum, who has been working the
late William Fenby farm, on the Washington
road. has moved to Oliver Hoover's farm,
near Bachman's Church. Geo. Alfred Ship
ley purchased the Fenby farm for 81, ZOO, and
will occupy it.
Mrs. Emanuel Bankard has purchased the
Perry property, on Clear Ridge, for $3.50, and
will reside there. She moved from Vaudeville.
J. Hamilton Singer will move into the late
DR.. ]. j. Weaver property, Uniontown, and
charge of the Singer Mansion on the Ridge,
and go into the poultry business.
Theodore Grouse, bridge builder of Pitts
burg, Pa. will occupy the house vacated by
Mr. Weigle, Clear Ridge, and Ellsworth
Copenhaver has moved into the house vacated
by Mr. Grouse.
Charles Davidson has moved to Bankards
Mill
Noah Selby, near Uniontown, has moved
to Pennsylvania.
John Hesson, of Baltimore, has moved to
the tenant house on the Englar farm, near
Winters Church.
Mr. Rouison, of McKinstry, has gone to the
George w. Albaugh mill, Westminster.
John Miller to Evan Haines tenant house,
vacated by Harry Coombs, and Grant Day
hoff who had charge of Joseph Englar's dairy,
Linwood, has gone to Charles E. Smiths
farm, south of McKinstry.
Edward Hiteshew, of Middleburg, has moved
to Baltimore, and Charles Hyde into house
vacated by Mr.. Hiteshew.
Upton Myers to the John SENT property,
Pleasant Valley.
Alexander johnson, coored, has purchased
of Rev. S A. Kife, house in Bark Hill. and
will occupy it. "a
Charles Stone from near Winters Church
10 Union Bridge, where he will work at his
trade, stone mason.
John A. Garner, of Taneytown district, has
gone to Allegany county, and will take charge
of Elk Governor Lowndes' farm as overseer.
The farm contains 700 acres.
Isaac Gilbert, of Medford, will take charge
of the John Buckley farm, near New Windsor,
vacated by Edward Hahn.
Joseph Deyhoff, of near Linwood, has moved
to the Samuel Bare farm, at Fair View, re-
Gently purchased by Alfred Stevenson at $50
per acre. There are about 60 acres in the farm.
Martin c. Harner, carpenter, has moved to
Baltimore from Vaudeville, and John Kelly
from same place to Werder property, near
New Windsor. Mr.. Kelly is a section hand
on W. NJ. R. R. Clayton Barnes from Union
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