The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-04-01
FIRST OF APRIL.
The Time in The Year When Many Per-
sons Make Change in Place
Of Residence.

Inc IlrsC OF April brings with
it the usual number of changes
of residence, and we note the fol.
lowing; Harry OFT moves from
the Glazier house in the East
End into John OFT; new house
Mrs. Nettie Truax, from the Hy-
kes property into the house va
Gated by Mr.. Comerer; Miss Eli
"a Fox, from the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Susan Myers, into the
house vacated. by Mrs. Truax;
David Former, from the tenant
house on the Trout farm west of
town, into the house recently va
Gated by Miss Eliza Fox,. Boyd
Elvey, from the F. M. Taylor
house, into his own new house in
the East End; H. E. Palsgrove,
from Hustontown, into the house
vacated by Mr.. Elvey, VIM. Biv-
ems, from the Sipes farm east of
town, into the P. P. Shives' new
house; Frank Tritle, from the
McGovern farm to the Sipes farm
vacated by Mr.. Bivens; James
McQuade from one of P. P.
Shives' houses to Knobsville;
Herbert Helman, from the old
Henry house on Walnut street,
now owned by M. F. Black, into
the house vacated by James Nc
Quade; Lloyd Ray, from the
house in East End which he re-
Gently sold to John Gillis, to the
John Nelson farm in Tod town.
ship, which Mr.. Ray recently
purchased; John Gillis, from the
Nelson farm into the house vaca-
ted by Mr. Ray; James P. Waltz,
from the blue House" east Lin
coin Way, to his farm in Thomp-
son township; Leslie w. Seylar
from Mrs. Nettie Alexander's
house into Mrs. Hal Trout's house
north Second street; C. R. Spang-
Ter, from the Mrs. Trout house,
to Hancock; Annie Mcdonald and
her mother Mrs. Susan Rummell,
from the John Sinner house, in
to the house recently vacated by
D. E. Little; Joseph Sewers from
the west end of the Jennie Coop
er, house, into that vacated byMrs
Mcdonald; Mrs. Matte Stouteagle
from the Thompson property into
the rooms vacated by Joseph
Sewers; Mrs. Louisa Jackson,
from one of the T. J. Comerer
houses on West Walnut street,
into the Thompson house; Christ.
Sinner, from the John Doyle
property at the east end of Mark
ct street. into the house vacated
by Mrs. Jackson; George Steach
from the "Vallie Houpt" proper
ty into the house vacated by
Christ. Sinner; Howard Weld,
from the "Milt Unger" property,
into the house vacated by Geo.
Steach, which Mr.. Weld owns;
Amos Clouser, from the Henry
Scott property at the south end
of First Street, into the new
house at Clevenger's, formerly
used as a school room; Brice
Ham, from the James Woodal
house across the Bridge, into the
house vacated by Mr.. Clouser; A.
L. While, from the Alexander
house just east of the U. P.
church into the house vacated by
Brice Ham; A. ]. Rotz, from one
of D. E. Little's houses on E.
Market Street. into his own new
house, just east of the Borough;
George Souders, from the Gilbert
farm at the Reservoir, to the
Dallas Myers farm; Clarence
Cooper from the Abram Fox
farm to the Gilbert farm; Cyrus
Wagner, from the D. M. Kendall
farm near Cito to the George
Snider farm in Todd township,
which Mr.. Wagner recently pur-
chased; Harvey Mellott, moves
onto the D. M. Kendall farm,
which he recently purchased. C. |
c. Grouse, from the Geo. Snidnr
farm to the tenant house on the
Henry farm north of town; John
Wagner, from the Henry house
to Shippensburg; Mrs. Lottie
Grissinger, from the Glazier
(Hoke) farm south of town, into
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