Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-03-31
On the Move.

Among the first OF April changes OF res
idence made by the people OF our town
and vicinity we note the following: VIM.
r. Moler moves to the J. H. Show prop
erty near the cemetery, the Messrs. Sachs
having rented the whole OF the Lambert
building, where he had rooms; Robert
Gibson moves into B. F. HartzelPs new
house south OF town, and Alex Henson
goes into his own house opposite the
cemetery; John c. Remnant moves into
the Aglionby house vacated by William
Myers, who comes to town and occupies
the house on High street formerly occu-
pied by g. ]. Burner; Mrs. Bette Butler
takes the house vacated by Robert Gibson.
Mrs. Mollie Folk will move into her
own house on Washington street, occu-
pied by Mrs. L. ]. Durett, who gets the
house in which Miss Texana Lucas has
lived for some. years Miss'Lucas taking
the house adjoining Miss Waddell rents
the McGlincy house vacated by Mrs.
Osbourn, who takes the house Mrs. Folk
leaves. ChaS. S. Miller has rented Mrs.
Ringgold's house on Main street, and
Charles r. Koontz takes the house thus
vacated. Charles B. Mcdonald moves
into his new dwelling on the boom, and
he is succeeded in the Baker house by
S. ]. Hodges, James M. Myers taking
possession of his own house. S. F.
Lemen moves into the house he bought
from the Chapline heirs, and Charles Tur-
ner goes into the Waldeck house vacated
by g. w. Jackson, who goes into J. II.
Shows house on the corner OF Main and
Mill streets. ]. c. Fultz will move into
the c. w. Show house, Mr.. Show intend
ing to move to Pennsylvania. Fred
Shipley will occupy the house va
Gated by Mr.. Fultz. Mrs. Sarah Trainer
will move into the house belonging to the
Reformed Church, near the railroad sta
ton.
Frank Wilmington, the blacksmith,
moves into the house vacated by the FAM
lily of Henry Magaha, who have gone to
Hagerstown. E. E. Hertle takes the
house formerly occupied by R. H. M. Bill
myer, who moves in part of his mothers
house. Remington Spots moves into
the house vacated by Charles Stipp. who
goes into his fathers house near the rail-
road. &c. Chenowith moves into the
Baker house, vacated by Mr.. Spots.
Joseph Snyder comes to town and takes
r. q. Miller's house, vacated by Jack
Phillips, who moves into d. S. Rentch's
house. John Kdwiler moves to a house
on the Aglionby farm, John Domer going
where he leaves; George Malatt moves
to the Keplinger house west of town and
Harry Simpson goes to the vicinity OF
Kearneysville; William Jones moves into
the Adams house on Main street vacated
by, Malatt, and Ben Hebb succeeds
Mr.. Jones. William Hill moves to J. IA.
Tolliver's place on the Shepherd pike.
c. D. Myers moves into part OF Mrs.
Taylor Unseld'S house.
Mrs. ]. H. B. Cuttings moves into her
new house corner of Duke and New
streets, and Charles r. Owens takes the
apartments she vacates. j.. D. Billmyer
moves into that part OF Mrs. Herrington's
house vacated by S. F. Lemen, where he
will reside until his new dwelling is
completed F. L. Billmyer takes the
house he leaves, and Jos. V. Bell will
move into his own house, vacated by
F. L. BillmYer.
Clarence OSbourn has moved from Mrs.
Virginia Harrison'S farm in Berkeley
county to Mrs. Florence Shepherds farm
south OF Shepherdstown, vacated by Will
liam Melvin, who goes to Capt. J. S. Mel
wins farm near Uvilla. formerly tenanted
by ]. w. Cook, who moves to Shenan-
doah Junction. Joseph Strider vii! farm
Mrs Harrison's place.
"A. Carter, who has conducted the
Entler Hotel for several years, has moved
into Mr.. Beltzhoover's house, corner
Princess and Washington streets. He
will run a livery stable. Willis Skinner
takes possession of the hotel.
]. H. Rowland, section foreman on the
N. & w. Railroad, has moved from
Bridgeport to his own property at St.
Ianac