Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-03-29
Those Who Are Moving.


R.V. Mcdonald moves to the Ham,
mond farm at Walper's Cross Roads that
he recently purchased, and Edward H mn
mersla goes 10 Shadyside farm; Garland
Manuel goes to the E. T. Licklider farm,
vacated by Mr.. Hammersla. Robert l..
Winiermoyer moves from w. P. Lick
lider farm to the Waugh farm OF DR.. and
HRS. Banks near Duifields. and Worth
ineton Stanley, who has been farming
that place, goes 10 the McCleary farm near
VanclevesviiIe. which he recently puf-
chased. William Dorsey goes on MI
Licklider's place. and Howard Lowe
takes the H. M. Turner farm.
w. Seibert Myers retires from active
farming near Scrabble and moves to town,
taking the Turner house on Prospect
avenue. Charles Myers will farm his
fathers place.
VIM. H. Burnett has moved from the
Clarke farm, recently purchased by Id.
VanMetre, 10 the little place he bought
from E. E. Harwood at Winebrenner's
Cross Roads. Edward Johnson, OF
Berkeley county, will farm Mr.. VAN
Metres place.
Harry Magruder leaves the Bragonler
farm near Swan Pond and takes his fath-
er's farm near Kearneysville. Harry
Miller takes the Bragonier farm, John
w. Brown leaves the Andrews farm to
take H. c. Martens place on The Shep-
herd pike.
Edward Clpp moves from Shenandoah
Junction to E. H. Remnants river farm
east OF town.
Norman Lucas has sold his interest in
the Engle farm 10 Leon Satterlee, and Will
90 to the Hartman farm at Duffields, from
which D. N. Taylor moves to Shenandoah
Junction.
J.. ]. Ely moves from the Fayman farm
to the Wysong's farm near the river. and
William Marshall goes to the Fayman
farm. Geo. H. Myers, who had been on
the Wysong place, moves to Baltimore.
VIM. c. Myers moves from his farm
east OF town to the Turner property OPP
posite Elmwood Cemetery. and his son.
Thomas Myers. takes the home place.
M. K. Hendricks moves TO Shepherds
town from the Lucas farm; Ernest Jones
takes the Lucas farm, coming from the
Carl Licklider farm, and is succeeded by
William Jones.
Charles H. Moore moves to the Conner
place near Uvilla. and the Misses Conner
move TO Charles Town.
Howard Skinner goes to Geo. M.
Knott's farm at Moler's, and is succeed
ed on the Geo. w Osbourn farm by VII
liam Maupin.
Herman Billmyer moves TO the place
near Billmyer's Mill recently purchased
by ]. D. Muldoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Turner move
from their little place along the Scrabble
road back to the home farm with Mr..
Turner's brothers. Mrs. Beltz, who
has been with the Messrs. Turner for
many years, moves TO the Leetown
neighborhood with Mrs. Gertie Fulk.
Ira Irwin, OF Shenandoah Junction. takes
the Melvin stone-house farm near Duf-
fields. Miss Florence Cockrell moves
from Charles Town to Shenandoah juno
ton, where she recently purchased prop
erty. Mrs. J. M. Heidwohl moves to
Bolivar from Browns shop, on the Lee
town road.
Thomas o. Everhart moves back to
his farm near Kearneysvile, and Miss
Jennie Wiltshire will again make her
home at "Mantipike." which Mr. Ever
hart leaves.
In town, Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Stanley
have moved into M. w. Wisler's house
on Washington street, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wisler will make their home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grim move into the house
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Daley will move
into the house he recently purchased on
High street. Mrs. May Williamson
moves into Miss Ellen Welshans' house
on Washington street, and Charles R.
Owens goes to the house on Prospect
avenue vacated by Mrs. Williamson.
James M. Myers goes back TO his home,
vacated by Mr.. Owens.
Mrs. M. L. Bellmo from High street
to the Porterfield house on Washington
street, vacated by William Crowl, who
goes TO the Henry Reynolds house near
the passenger station. H. Baylor Rein
hart, who has been living there, will
break up housekeeping. Edgar Starry
takes the house vacated by Mrs. Bell,
and George Snyder succeeds Mr.. Starry
in the Aglionby house just east OF town.
Mrs. M. E. Jacobs moves irto rooms in
the house with Mrs Katie Snyder.
Max Lewis moves from the M. L. Hick-
ey house on New Street to small house
belonging to Mr.. Beltzhoover on Main
street.
r. L. Price moves from c. N. Writings
house 10 R. g. Miller's property on Mill
street. E. J. Lowe, section foreman,
moves into Mrs. Shipley's house on
Washington street.
Money For Farmers.