The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-10-19
PERSONAL.

called at THE NEWS Office while in
town Wednesday.
MIR. AND Mrs. II. A. SHARP, of
Pleasant Ridge. spent Wednesday at
McConnellsburg.
HELsER Cook and John Stoner, of
Sylvan, started West on Tuesday;
destination Kansas.
DIR. SwARTzwELDER, of Nccdmorc,
dropped in TO see us a minute, while
in town Wednesday.
ID. w. CRoMER, Of Fort Littleton, is
serving as United States juror at
Pittsburg this week.
Mrs. FINLY JOHNSTON and baby
left Tuesday morning for two weeks
stay in western Pennsylvania.
Mr.. ANDY RoTz and Miss Della
Rummel, of Todd township, were in
Chambcrsburg over Sunday.
Mrs. MARGARET MCCONNELL of
Mercersburg is visiting her brothers,
The Messrs. Benders, of this place.
DIR. j. Z, KEMPTER, of St. Thomas,
and Miss Grace Gupton, were the
guests Of Mrs. S. NJ. Cook on Tues
day.
JOHN w. EVANS, our jeweler, is
visiting his home in Virginia. Char
lie Stinger is "making the wheel go
round.
$. Fl. MELLoTT, of Pleasant Ridge,
accompanied 10y his mother-in-law,
Mrs. II. w. Swope, was in town yes.
terday.
MIR. AND Mrs. GEORGE w. HAYES,
of this place, who were spending few
days with friends at Everett returned
home Monday.
Mrs. SARAH PTTTMAN, of this place,
is spending couple of weeks with the
family of Mr.. J. Cal Comerer in
Thompson township.
JOHN MILLER, wife and daughter,
Annie of Burnt Cabins, were visiting
the family of Abraham Runyan, in
this place last week.
Mrs. WILLIAM f. Scissor and her
son Charles, of Mercersburg, were Wis
iting the Misses Selsor, in this place,
the first of the week.
MISS JENNIE LAYTON, of Gapsvillc,
Pa, was Bedford visitor last week
and attended the Bedford Fair while
there. Everett Press.
Mrs. HENRY w. SCOTT and Mrs.
Samuel Kelley spent part of last week
visiting the family of V. II. Prosser,
at Williamsport, Md.
GEORGE SLOAN, of Buffalo, N. Y,
left on Monday last for his home, after
having spent several days with his
brothers and sisters in this place.
JAMES KENDALL, JR., IA member of
the Senior class at Shippensburg,
spent "A day or two at home attending
the wedding of his sister Laura.
w. M. HANN, the auctioneer, of
Licking Creek township, dropped into
the NEWS Office the other day to eX-
press his appreciation Of our paper.
FRANK BooR, and family, of Three
Springs, Huntingdon county, were Wis !
iting the family of w. M. Ham, in
Licking Creek township, "A few days |
last week.
JOHN SPEs, son of r. Irwin Sipes,
of Licking Creek township, who is
clerking in the Harrisburg Provision
store arrived home on visit on Sat
urday last
DIR. DALLAS BBRNlGARDT, we re- |
gret to learn, is on the sick list. We .
hope to see the Doctor about again
with renewed health and in his usual .
good humor.
Mrs. EFFGE ST. CLAIR, who was Wis
iting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Benia-
min Sinner, in this place, returned to
her home in Waynesboro, the latter
part of last week.
MISS MARY EGULF, of Williamsburg,
Allegheny county, Pa, returned home
with Mrs, Kate Comerer, ON Saturday /
last, and will remain for short time
with her mother and friends.
Mrs. KATE CoMERER, returned TO .
her home in this place, after very |
pleasant visit of several weeks, to her |
brothers, j. S. Eitomiller, of McKees-
port, and Geo. NJ. Eitemiller, of Belle |
vue, Allegheny county.
FINLEY J. KENDALL. of Wilmington, |
Pa, spent few days during the past
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. NJ. Kendall of the Cove. He left |
on Wednesday to make the journey |
back to Wilmington on horseback.
JAMES O. MCCAvITT, the popular |
hotel man Of Gettysburg, Adams coun-
sy, spent Monday in Everett calling
on old acquaintances. Mr.. McCavitt |
has leased his hotel in Gettysburg aud
is looking for a new location. Everett |
Republican,
ROBERT STOuTEAGLE, who is en-
gagged in teaching the school at Upton,
Franklin county, was Il pleasant caller