Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-03-30
Those Who Change Residence.

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family from Hagerstown TO Ferry Hill
farm, known as the Douglas place, op-
posite Shepherdslown, where they will
occupy the fine old colonial mansion that
overlooks the Potomac river. A new
tenant-house has been erected, which
will be occupied by Fred VanMetre, who
will farm the place. H. Frank Needy,
who has been on this farm for number
OF years. has moved to the Staley farm,
west of Shepherdstown, and the Staley
and White families have moved to Shep-
herdstown into Mrs. Whites house on
Main street.
Ruthven Morrow will succeed Fred
VanMetre on the c. A. Licklider farm,
moving from Frank R. McQuilkin's farm,
and Joseph Williams will take the house
Mr.. Morrow leaves. Butler Miller moves
from the H. NJ. Turner firm to the place
near Scrabble that he bought from Viii
Walker, and Mr.. Walker moves 10 Mrs.
Bertha Athey's little place north of town,
which is vacated by Butler Ronemous,
who moves into the new dwelling erected
on the Ringgold land, just across the
road. William Crowl goes TO the Turner
farm vacated by Mr.. Miller.
w. Lee Banks moves TO the Billmyer
farm that he purchased last fall, just north
OF town, and R. L. Bowers, who leaves
there, goes tot the farm he bought in Berke-
ley county. Luther Griffith will farm the
Banks place, formerly known as the
Tanner farm, moving from the Manning
Lemen farm, which will be tenanted by
J. c. Price, from Berkeley county.
w. S. Rowe moves from the Banks
farm near Duffields to the place be bought
at Snyder's Landing, in Maryland. D.
w. Stanley will succeed him, moving
from the Jones place, northwest OF town.
Harvey H. Hendricks moves TO the old
home place he bought some months ago,
near Uvilla, and A. B. Hays succeeds
him on the farm that he recently sold TO
Frank Foreman. D. w. Hendricks takes
possession OF the farm near Uvilla that he
bought from P. r. Moler.
George Cave has moved to J. d. Null
doon's farm west of town. succeeding
Eugene Bowers, who has moved TO Mary
land.
Ben Hoffman has moved to the Kid
wiler place that he bought from Mrs.
William Hoffman, and which was &C.
cupied by R. o. Daley, who moved to
Hagerstown. Charles M. Hendricks will
occupy the new dwelling-house erected
on the J. M. Hendricks farm east oftown.
Fred Hammond will farm Ellis Sci
berts place near Kearneysville, and Mr..
Seibert will move to Martinsburg.
Thomas T. VanMetre will farm the
Hudgel place between Kearneysville and
Vanclevesville. The Chase property in
Shepherdstown, from which he moves,
will be occupied by the family OF Charles
B Chase, who will move here from Kim
ball, w. Va.
John J. Ely, OF the southern part OF
the county, will farm the Fayman place.
north of town
Edward T. Moler moves into the prop
erty OF Mrs. c. J. Miller, on Main street,
and the Entler house on Duke street,
which he leaves, will be occupied by P.
N. Brilliant Jacob S. Osbourn, who
bought the house vacated by Mr.. Brill
hart, will have it improved and will oc-
cupy it.
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Phillips, who
have had rooms in Miss Hernia Graves
house. have moved 10 their country home
just west of town.
Olin Mckee will move into Miss Ella
KeIsey's house, vacated by Holland Price,
who goes TO Miss Ella Weshans' house.
Miss Bette Hill and Mrs. Ida Neil will
move into Mrs. Neill's residence, vacated
by Prof. w. NJ. Duke, who has moved
into Mrs Ringgold's house on Main street,
from which Edward L. Reinhart moved
into his own dwelling, bought from the
Shepherd estate.
r. L. Price has moved from the Shipley
house 10 the dwelling adjacent TO the
Whiting mill. Mr.. Lowe, section fore
man, moves into q. F. Turner's house on
Prospect avenue, vacated by M. r
Moler. Mr.. Moler will board until his
new clearinghouse is completed. Clay
Moler moves TO the c. d. Wysong place
south OF town, and Floyd B. Matthias will
take Mrs. b illmyer's house on Princess
street that he vacates. John Thompson
has moved into the house OF Mrs. Albin
on High street.
Mrs. Selvey has moved into w. p.
Licklider's house on Main street. A. K.
Selby moves into the house vacated by
Albert T. Moler, who has returned TO his
farm at Bakerton.
Messrs. George w. and Harry Freeman
move TO Piedmont, W. Va, where they
will engage in the bakery business.
H. H. Hartzell will move into the dwell
ing on Princess street purchased from
Mrs. J. r. Show, and Mr.. Show will moye
into the house vacated by Mrs. Bertha
Athey, who goes 10 the McGlincy house,
vacated by Phineas Marshall, who will,
occupy part OF the McChan property.
John Knode takes the property vacated
by Mr.. HartzeIl. James c. Chenowith
moved here from Berkeley county into
the house on High street bought from
Mrs. Show.
William Dusing will move here from
Baltimore, occupying Elmer Dusing's
house, vacated by George Snyder, who
moves into the house in the stone row
vacated by Frank Wilmington, whose
family moves TO Martinsburg. William