Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-03-28
Moving Time.

UOll loWH anu COUNTY, are DSlIlR HldQS
at this season, and we publish here
with some of those who are moving.
Guy T. Morrison moves from Berke-
ley county to the farm he purchased
some months ago from the heirs OF
Mrs. Melinda Byers, near Shepherds
town. Jos. E. Byers, who has been on
this place most of his life,goes to the
farm he recently bought in Washington
county, Nd. Frank Lemaster goes to
the farm Mr.. Morrison leaves.
Clayton Eampe, of Frederick coun-
ty, Va, who bought J. D. Muldoon's
farm west of town, will take possession
the first ofApril, and George Cave will
move from there to Charles Shows
property, just east of town. Philip
Banks will farm W. Lee Banks place
lust north OF town, and the latter will
move into his new house in this place.
Peer Brothers, who recently bought
the farm on the Sandy Ridge road, will
occupy it, and John S. Snyder, VINO
has been farming the place, will take
a holiday and make trip west. A. /.
Shaull goes to the Shepherd farm, va
Gated by R. L. Murphy, who moves TO
the Mrs. Laura Moler farm. William
VanMetre moves from the latter place
to VIM. c. Links place along the
Charles Town road, and Mr.. Link comes
to Shepherdstown, occupying the Fra
zier property on New street.
Harry Lemen will farm the Harmon
place at Duffields, and Norman Lucas
will move from there to the farm Of the
late Frank Lucas that he purchased
some months ago. M. M. jenkins
moves from the Fox farm near Bardane
to the farm he bought from VIM Z.
Moler near Uvilla. Jack Hoffman will
farm Mrs. Minnie Magruder'S place,
vacated by Walter Mcdonald, who
moves to the little place along the 'Shep-
herd pike that he bought from Jacob
A. Hiedwohl. Mr.. Hiedwohl moves to
town, occupying Mrs. Shipley's house
on Washington street. Fred HAM
mond moves to the Southwood farm,
vacated by Mr.. Hoffman.
C. A. Eppard, of Page county, Va,
takes W. P. Licklider'S farm along the
Kearneysville pike, near Shepherds
town, and William Dorsey moves from
there to |. D. WANDERERS farm near
Kearneysville.
|. M. Miller, of the southern section
of the county, takes the Robert Duke
farm at Bakerton, and Roy Hendricks
goes to the old Duke farm, in the same
locality. Charles Melvin, who farm
ed the John G. Licklider place, moves
to near Bakerton.
There have been good many changes
in the Scrabble neighborhood of Berke-
lev county. Charles NJ. Miller, vino
has been farming one of DR.. McSherry's
places in that neighborhood for the
past eight years, moves to the farm ne
recently bought from ]. W. Weller,
formerly the John H. Lemen farm.
Charles Weller, who farmed the latter
place, goes to the John Hollida farm,
succeeding Ernest Myers. who will be
employed by Joseph Strider the ensu-
ing year. Guy Miller will 60 to DR..
McSherrys farm, vacated by his brother
Charles, and John r. Miller succeeds
him on the William Hollida farm. J.
Ferd Randall moves TO the farm near
Billmyers mill recently bought from
w. H Mcdonald, and which John X.
Miller leaves. Edward W. Myers moves
from the Charles Town neighborhood
TO the farm Mr.. Randall leaves, former
" the John L. Williamson place, pur-
chased by Mr.. Myers and &. F. Wall.
|. w. Siler moves from Col. Cochran's
farm in Writings Neck to little place
he bought on the west side OF the
Opequon creek. Col. Cochran will farm
his place himself Emanuel Griffith
comes to the Shepherdstown neighbor-
hood and will farm the John c. Llckll-
der place, recently bought by {. n.
Reinhart. Charles Jacobs goes to the
Wesley WelShans farm vacated by Mr..
Griffith.
Clyde Taber will farm c. w. M.
Tabler's place, following c. L. Edwards,
who goes to the James VanMetre farm
near the stone bridge over Opequon
creek. c. R. Locke takes the Geo. W.
Miller farm, and Arch 7. Billmyer
moves to the farm he bought near
Bedington. J. Douglas Butler will
farm a part of j. Frank WANDERERS
land, and he will be succeeded on q. n.
Writings place by d. s. Hawn. Ohio
Williams will take his own place near
Billmyer's mill, and Herman Billmyer
will move to ]. D. Foreman's place.
John Johnson will farm the Fox
place near Bardane, vacated by M. M.
Jenkins; Edward Roper takes the Moore
farm near Shenandoah Junction vacated
by John Johnson; James Coffinbarger
moves from the Melvin farm near Bar
dane to Mrs. Meta Trusselps place,
and Harvey Wilmington goes to the
Melvin farm.
lanes NJ. Goodell, who bought the
old Gilbert farm west of Middleway a
wear or two ago, will move there from
Saulte St. Marie, Ontario, Canada. c.
Earl Grantham, who has been farm
ing the place, will move out of the
State. c. o. Writ will move from the
McCurdy farm to the one he bought OF
William Wilt southwest Of Myerstown.
Allen Welsh will take the McCurdy
place, moving there from Clarke coun-
ty.
!. M. Funk on the Green Hill farm
near Zoar will move to the Packets
farm west of Charles Town. Green
Hill will be taken by James Kenneford,
who will move from the Col. Black place
near Halltown.
B. S. Piggott will move from For
rest w. Browns farm northwest OF
Chales Town to one he bought in
Washington county, Md, not far from
Williamsport. D. Clayton May, OF the
Middleway neighborhood, will occupy
the Brown farm.
In town, Mrs. Bertha Athey will move
into the property she bought from Rev.
DR.. Haithcox, and Mr.. Hollida, book
keeper for the Whiting Milling Com
pany, will take the McGlincy house that
she vacates. Z. J. Lowe moves into
the J. P. Entler house on Duke street,
and w. S. Haines goes to the Licklider
house on Main street, vacated by Mrs.
Selvey, who will move back to Hamp
shire county. Mrs. ]. H. little will
move from Hagerstown TO her little
house on Main street, and Clarence
Burnett will move from there to Kear-
neysvilIe. Charles J. Unseld will
move into his mothers house on Pros
pect avenue.
Mrs. R. C. Grove has moved from the
Staley house, where her family has