The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-11-02
NUMBER I.
PERSONAL.

Mrs. JOHN V. SToUTEAGLE of this
place has been seriously i'll for several
days.
GEO. w. PARK, OF Libonia, was
visiting the family OF G. Martin last
Friday.
JAY SLOAN returned home Tuesday
evening irom a pleasant visit TO Phila-
delphia.
BENNfE SIMPSON, OF Thompson
township, was u business visitor 20 the
county seat.
MIR. AND Mrs. a. w. BROWN, of
Clear Ridge, spent lass Friday at
McConnellsburg
ANDREW NEURorn, OF Mercersburg.
spent Sunday of this week wNb she
family of Isaac Hull.
JACOB HYKEs and wife were visiting
near Roxbury, FranklSn county the
latter part of last week. "
HOWARD DENIsAR, of Taylor towr-
ship, dropped into the NEWS Office
while in town Monday.
ANDREW HOOVER, of West Dublin.
spent Monday with his sister, Mrs. A.
Stoner of this place.
MISS ANNIE DOYLE, of Channbeps-
burg, is now making visit anrung
her many McConnellsburg friends.
Mrs. II. S. WIsHART, OF Harrison
] al.
Wednesday morning, and spent the
day in town.
SQUIRE G. w. WAGNER, of Todd
township, dropped in to see us on Sat
urday last, and made the brief time he
was with us quite pleasant
CHARLIE GREss, of this place, has
obtained employment at Parks seed
establishment at Libonia, and will go
to work there next Monday.
DYSON FRAZIER, one of Fort Little.
toms substantial citizens, was in town
on Saturday, and did not forget to
pay his respects to the NEWS office.
d. SCOTT DENIsAR, one of Dublin
townships efficient supervisors. ac..
companied by his wife spent last Fri4
day among friends at the county seat.
MISS LIZZIE HULL, of this place,
spent last week with the family of An
drew Neuroth of Mercersburg. She
was accompanied home by Willie and
Eva Neuroth.
MISS MINNIE REIsNER and hei.
brother Ed students of the c. V. S.
N. S., Shippensburg, spent Saturday
and Sunday with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. G. Reisner, of this place.
MIR. AND Mrs. AMOS HKsoN, of
Brush Creek township, spent several
days in town the past week, called
here by the illness of their daughter,
Mrs. John V. Stouteagle.
U. w. KLINE was in town Tuesday
morning. What seemed to be worry
ing him most was the fact that he had
seen, while coming over two nice
focks of wild turkeys and didn't have
his gun along.
Mrs. WALTER CRoPLY, of Egan,
Moody county, S. Da., and Mrs. Ma
son MILESTONE, of baskerville, Frank
lin county, were spending the past
week with their aunt, Miss A. j. Irwin
and other friends in this place.
MISS IRvIE HULL started in on
Monday of this week to master the art
of printing, which she will do without
peradventure. THE NEWS is very for
tunate in having secured the services
of this intelligent young lady and we
congratulate ourselves.
d. Epw. FORE, Knobsville's enter
prising merchant, called to see US on
Saturday last, and did not leave until
he had spoken words of praise and en-
couragement in regard to THE FULTON
COUNTY NEWS, and n substantial
token of his visit.
Mrs. JAMES II. IRWIN, of Washing
ton, d. c., who has been spending IA
couple of weeks very pleasantly in
Everett at the home of her mother,
Mrs, Elizabeth Michael, departed for
home on last Friday morning. Everett
Republican.
THOMAS Il. BENDER, OF New Bloom
field, arrived home on Monday even
ing, with express intention of taking
back with him couple wild turkey.
Tom is as hearty as ever. we take
pleasure in denying the rumor current
in town that gobbler turned TO him,
Tuesday morning, and said, ''Why
don't you take fellow OF your size?"
BERKEI4EY SPEs and his bright lit
tie son, Drew McCalvin Sipes, OF
Hustontown, paid the NEWS Office
business visit on Saturday last Mr..
Sipes was accompanied to town by his
wife, Miss Ollie Clevenger, and his
father-in-law, Michael Long. Mr..
Long has not been in McConnellsburg
for number of years and noticed
many Improvements since his last visit.
REV. Fl. N. FREEmAN und wife Of
McAlevy,s Fort, Huntingdon county,
pa aftar a wish of cavara1 waaks IN