The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-10-26
PERSONAL.

was in town Monday.
II. A. SHARP of Pleasant Ridge was
in town Tuesday. ,.
Hon. ID. II. PATTERSON went to
Philadelphia Wednesday.
WIN. II. WooDAL, of Ayr township.
was an early caller Tuesday morning.
SUPERINTENDENT GLEN CHEsNUT .
was visiting the Borough schools last /.
week.
MIR, AND Mrs. NJ. 5. WILT, of Fort
Littleton, spent last Saturday at the
county seat
GEORGE G. SCOTT, OF this place,
left Monday for ten days stay in
Philadelphia.
JAMES A. MUMMA, Of Laidig, was
an agreeable caller at the NEWS Office
last Saturday.
GEORGE OYLER is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. A. ellis and other friends in
Todd township.
5. w KIRK, ESQ, is spending
few days this week on business in
Taylor township,
TAILOR CHARLIE STEVENS has had
a nice brick pavement laid in front of
his residence this week.
CLARENCE GOBLIN, of Fort Littleton,
was among those who favored US with
their presence Monday.
Miss NORA FISHER, of Mercersburg,
spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. ).
b. Woollett of this place.
HARVEY SNYDER, of Belfast town
ship, spent last Saturday and Sunday
among friends in McConnellsburg.
HARVEY o. UNGER, John b. Booth,
and John Helman, all of this place,
went to Everett on Monday to work in
the furnace.
/ Mrs. THOMAS +. SLOAN and daugh-
ters Mary and Tonic and sons Jay and
/ Walter Reed spent the past week in
/ Philadelphia.
COL. 5. NJ. ROBINSON is occupying
the editorial chair of the Fulton Re
| publican this week in the absence of
Editor Taylor.
MISS SADIE T.. STEWART spent sew
eral days during the past week the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. While,
Of this place.
L. II. AUSTIN, of Chambersburg,
came over last Thursday, and was ac-
companed to Saluvia by his mother,
Mrs. II. Austin.
HARRY REIsNER, one of Hagers-
towns successful jewellers, spent II few
/ days last week with his brothers, j. &.
and Geo. w, of this place.
II. w. HATFIELD, of Utica, N. Y.
and Miss Jennie Bailey, of Thompson
township, called to see Prothonotary
I Lynch while in town Monday.
II. II. TICE, who has been visiting
friends in this county for several
weeks, expects to start for his home in
Gibsonburg, Ohio, next Monday.
Mrs. NJ. II. SHAFFNER, of this
place, is spending a couple of weeks
visiting friends and relatives in North
umberland and Lycoming counties.
HORACE NJ. GRIFFITH, well known
Fulton county teacher, is filling an
eight months term at Derrick City,
Mexican county, at sixty dollars u
month.
j. II. CovALT, president of the Full
ton Telephone Company, accompanied
by his son Simeon, was in town Mon
day looking after the interests of his
line.
A. B. HANKS. of Chambersburg, ac
companicd by his son Ed, spent last
Thursday in town. Mr.. Hanks was
for several yenrs, engaged in business
here.
MISSES SADIE 5, AND MARY s..
DICKSON, and Mary Pittman, Of this
place, left to-day for visit to Phila-
delphia and will remain away several
days.
OAMI fl1 lOhAN, VI IDuIHb NubluS,
aged 50 years, fell down stairs one day
last week and injured his side and
hand, from which he is still eutfering,
but improving.
ALBERT SToNER and daughter Miss
Mertie went to Chambersburg Mon
day. Mr.. Stoner returned Monday
evening and Miss Mertie remained un-
til Wednesday.
PROF. ERNEST GRESS, of Welsh
Run, took advantage of the fine wealth
er last saturday, to take spin on his
wheel and visit his friends on this side
of the mountain.
CHARLES MCGEEHE, OF Burnt Cab
ius, has been in poor health for some
time. He went this week To spend some
time for treatment in Il hospital in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. B. G. DAwNEY and Mrs. Har-
ry Dawney, of Hustontown, and Mr..
and Mrs. IL. II. Heruzler, of Burnt
Cabins, We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Runyan of this place this week.