The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-11-09
NUMBER 8.
PERSONAL.

''i'iH' NPVht 'Nhuuy WIN MISS DeSSN
Trout.
Miss MARY PITTMAN returned on
Saturday last from visit in Phila-
delphia.
JACOB PoTT, of Ayr township, made
us brief but satisfactory call on
Monday last.
Miss GERTIE SIPEs, a student Of c.
V. state Normal, spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home in this place.
Mrs. BRYsoN, OF Mercersburg, at
tended services atthe German Baptist
church the latter part of last week.
J. A. IRWIN left for PHILADELPHIA
and New York this morning to pur-
chase a large stock of holiday goods.
ALEXANDER MAYNE, one OF Fort
Littleton's stalwart Republicans, made
his usual post-election visit to town
to secure the latest returns.
MISS BELLE DLEHL, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. james nee at
Rays Hill has returned to her home in
Whips Cove.
CHARLES AND BOYD MossER OF Up
ton, Franklin county, spent Saturday
night with Daniel T.. Fore's family of
Tod township.
MRS. JACoR BRTCKER, of Chambers
burg, and Mrs. John Myers, of Upr
ton, We're visiting their sister, Mrs.
Henry Scott of this place.
JACOB KAUFMAN, of Pleasant
Ridge, was Il Saturday caller. We
are sorry to note that our friend Jacob
is afflicted with rheumatism.
JOHN SNYDER and little daughter
Mary, of Mercersburg, spent Monday
of this week as the guest of Isaac
Hull. They We're accompanied home
by Mrs. Bryson.
GEORGE WILSON, of Dublin town
ship, paid the NEWS Office a call on
Saturday last. If all reports are true
Mr.. Wilson will get more extended
notice by-and-by.
MISS OLIVE GRIssINGLR, the accom-
plished and talented teacher of Forest
Dale school, in Licking Creek town
ship, spent Saturday and Sunday ut
her home in this place.
j. II. CLAPsADDLE, employed in
Grissinger's creamery in this place,
has accepted similar position with
the Montgomery Creamery Association
at Oellig's, Franklin county.
REV. LEWIS CHAMBERS, of Webster
Mills, whose visits to town have be-
come very infrequent of late years,
was in town on Monday, and visited
the NEWS office. He was heartily
greeted by his many friends.
MISSES CLYDE HESS and Daytie
Lake, of Needmore, are both situated
in delightful home on Park avenue,
Philadelphia. The young ladies are
fortunate in securing so nice a place,
and in being in the same family.
JAMES G. HoLLINsHEAD of Licking
Creek township was in town on Satur-
day last. Mr.. Hollinshead will move
to near Upton, Franklin county, in the
spring. He is a good citizen and we
regret this decision on his part.
MISS HATTIE STPEs, of Gapsville,
is the guest of Miss Bertha b. Barton,
this week Mrs. Philip Barton and
Mrs. p. M. Barton, visited friends IN
/ Hustontown, a couple days this week.
Rays Hill correspondent OF Everett
Press.
b. w. PECK spent Sunday with his
brother in Philadelphia.
REV. w. w. REESE, of Rays Hill,
n former pastor of the M. f. congre-
cation OF this place, stopped for a
| short time in town, on his return from
visit to his brother-in-law, A. b.
Louderbaugh in Mereersburg, last
week.
MISSES FLO REXRoTH,, and Mary
and Sallie Dickson returned from
/ Philadelphia on Monday evening.
They were accompanied from Cham
| bersburg by Mrs. Jas. McHerren who
will spend few days visiting the
/ Misses Rexroth.
| MISS GERTRUDE HoKE, of this
place, who is president of the Y. w.
Christian Association at the Ship
pensburg State Normal, spent from
Thursday until Monday at Williams
port, Pa, as delegate to the State
convention of that organization.
MISS MYRTLE SToUTEAGE, of Ii
bonia, Franklin county, is spending
this week at her home in this place.
Mrs. JOHN b. RUNYAN is spending
week with friends in Needmore.
JOSEPH II. LoHR, for many years
leading teacher OF the county, but like
most of that profession, has retired TO
the quiet life of the farm or something
else, was caller at the NEWS Office
Wednesday.
MISS MARY II. DANIELS spent sun
day and Monday with her parents at
Green Hill.
OUR friend, j. Q. Brewer, of Plum
Run, was one or our visitors on