The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-09-28
NUMBER 2.

GEORGE FRAKER, one of the mem
bers of the hustling lumber firm OF
Fraker Brothers, Fort Littleton, was
down at Webster Mills, Monday.
MIR. AND Mrs. PETER KIRK left
Monday morning for Philadelphia
where they will select their fall goods
and see the wonders of the exposition.
Mrs. GEO. w. SEYLAR AND MISS
| MAMIE McDoNoUGH, of Hancock,
Md, were visitors toourtown on Mon
day
a. L. MACE, our enterprising mer-
chant tailor, left for Philadelphia this
morning to add to his stock all the
very latest things in cloths and mems
furnishings generally.
PROF. and Mrs. J. b. RUNYAN, and
their two children, Russell and jose
phine, visited in Shippensburg during
the past week.
MIR. ELIJAH II. CLINE, of st. Paris,
Ohio, but formerly of this county, is
in New York City this week. He ex-
poets to witness the big Dewey parade
Saturday. BY the way, we notice
that rooms in Fifth avenue houses are
being rented at from $50 to 800, and
single seats and windows ON that thor
oughfare cost Sl5 to $40. Stand seats
on Fifth avenue and on Fifty-ninthN
street average about So each.
5. w. KIRK, Esq, spent from Satur-
day until Monday among friends in
Taylor.
Our good friend Philip Snyder OF
Todd township, dropped in to extend
a kindly greeting to the NEWS office
force Tuesday.
MIR, JOHN w. FIELDS, Director Ok
lahoma Agricultural Experiment sta
tion, saltwater, OKLA, is spending u
few days with his father, Mr.. ID. T.
Fields of this place Johns many
friends here are always delighted to
extend to him hearty welcome to his
old home.
2 MISS JENNIE f.. COOPER, who was
visiting her mother, Mrs. Eliza j.
|
{ urday last We are glad to state that
Mrs. Cooper, who has been in bad
health, is much improved.
GEORGE w. REISNER, who was in
the East purchasing goods, returned
Tuesday night. He has made II large
and fine selection of goods that are
already arriving and being opened up.
MIR. and Mrs. GEO. Nj. EITEMILLER,
accompanied by their son Floyd, have
been spending the past week visiting
: Mr. Eitemiller's mother, Mrs. Catha-
rine Eitemiller of this place. Mr.. Eli
temiller holds a very responsible and
= lucrative position with the w. U. Tel
egraph Company. His wife is a daugh
ter of the late Rev. Ii. b. Winton,
of this place. BY the way, in mention
ing the Winton family four of its
members have died within the past
four years Rev. Winton, April 1896;
Frank November, 1896; Horace, No
I vember, 1898, and Mrs. Winton, Aug
: ust of this year,
PERSONALS clipped from the Ever
EFT Republican,: Miss Allie Irwin, of
Washington, ID. c., who has been Wis
iting at the home of her aunts, the
Misses Michael, on Main street, re-
turned to her home on Thursday of
last week. Mrs. G.. w. Mellott, of
Cpn zion pnnntU o,.piuaI
unexpectedly in Everett on Saturday
evening on visit to her parents and
= other friends at the old home.--Dr.
a f. 5. Campbell, of Hopewell accom-
l panied by his brother, Dr. II. b.
= Campbell, and Mr.. j. A. McDonough,
of New Grenada, registered at the
Union Hotel in this place on last Fri
day.-Miss Jessie Wishart, of Pitts
burg, passed through Everett on last
Saturday, on her way to the home of
l her parents at Harrisonville, Fulton
/ county.
MIR. SAMUEL HESS of Deadwood, S.
ID. is home ior visit to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hess, of Thomp-
son township. He was IN town on
Thursday.
WILLIAM IL. HESS, who has had an
I, extended trip along the Pacific coast
was in M'Connellsburg Thursday.
n JAMES f. STEWART, OF Wells is in
: town to-day.
II, C. SMITH, of this place, is in the
city this week purchasing complete
b line of seasonable goods.
1 MISS EMILY GREATHEAD, of this
y place, left last Tuesday for few days
: visit with friends in Harrisburg.
5 w, II. SPEER, Saluyia's popular
d young merchant, was in town Wednes-
day,
Col. THOMAS S. MooRHEAD, presi-
n dent of the Tuscarora Valley Railroad
It Company spent last Thursday and