The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-10-05
PERSONALS.

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Mr.. SAMUEL CLEvENGER, OF Bel
fast, was an early Monday caller.
MIR. ADAM LONG, of Todd, was in
town Friday.
MIR. WILLIAM GREER, of Todd, was
in town on Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. GEORGE MYERS, of
Bethel township, were in town Monday.
Mr.. WILLIAM BENDER and son Har-
ry are attending the York Fair this
week.
MIR. EMANUEL II. SIPEs, OF near
Saluvia, was in McConnellsburg last
week.
Mr.. w. +. HART, Needmore's sud
stantial merchant, called to see us
while in town Monday.
PROF. II. SCOTT HERSHEY, one of
Dublin's successful teachers visited
our SANCTION Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. A. NJ. GARLAND, of
Pleasant Ridge, spent last Friday at
the county capital.
A. l.. RODGERS, Chambersburgs
leading photographer, is spending
this week in McConnellsburg.
MIR. II. X. MELLoTT, OF Licking
Creek township, Democratic candidate
for County Commissioner, spent last
Friday in town.
w. II. BAUMGARDNER, Esq, one OF
Wells townships most enterprising
citizens was in town on business Mon
day.
ROBERT A. MCDONALD, Esq, of
Chambersburg, has been spending the
past week in this place exchanging
greetings with his many Fulton county
friends.
EX-JUDGE JOHN DANIELS, of Frank
lin Mills, came up to court this week
to meet his many old time friends.
MIR. and Mrs. URIAH w W.KLINE and
son Martin, of Licking Creek town
'hiH' NNlO III JONH Il ETludN.
PROF. ERNEST GRESs, who is
teaching this winter at Welsh Run,
came over on his wheel last Saturday
morning to visit his parents and 9TH
er friends here.
MISS ANNIE b. FREY left Monday
morning for the eastern cities to pur-
chase fall stock of millinery goods
for the firm OF Miss A. J. Irwin & Co..
of this place.
MISS MABEL TROUT has accepted a
position in the store of II. c. Smith g.
Co.
MIR. w. p. LASHLEY, of Lashley,
was up mingling with the court crowd
this week.
Mr.. NATHAN DIsHoNG, of Licking
Creek township, dropped in to take
look at The NEWS Office while in town
this week.
ERNEST CAUTION, of Mercersburg,
and William Caution, of Lehmaster,
were visiting the family of Isaac Wat
son on Sunday.
Mr.. CHARLES DRAwBAUGH, of
Waynesboro, spent from last Satur-
day to Monday with his uncle and
aunt, Rev. and Mrs. ID. Z. Draw
baugh of this place.
MIR. JOHN f.. LOCKE, who recently
lost the ends of the second and third
fingers of his left hand at the West
inghouse Electrical Company's works
in East Pittsburg, was in town this
week.
MISS ELLA FINIFF, of Tod town
ship, left Monday for two weeks
visit to her brother Jacob at Hagers-
town. From there she will go to Bed
ington, w. Va, to visit her sister,
Mrs. George Wagner.
WILSON AND ROBBIE MCDONALD
have removed from Neville to Wash
ington, Pa, where they are now carry
ing on nice tailoring business. We
wish the boys lots of success.
HON. GEORGE A. SMITH, of Rogers
vile, Tenn, is in attendance at court
this week. Time seems to be dealing
gently with him; for his appearance
would indicate that he had not grown
any older in the last twenty years.
HARRY T.. SHAFFER, Esq, of Kane,
Pa, has been spending the past week
renewing old acquaintances in this
place. Mr.. Shaifer was editor and
proprietor of the Fulton Republican
and resided in this place, from 1868 to
1872. He is now engaged in the prac-
tice of law in partnership with his son.
DIR. JOSEPH f. BARTON, who has
been i'll all summer at the home of his
mother in Minneapolis, is improving,
and hopes to return to Shippensburg
and his duties at the State Normal
about October I.
DIR. r.. l.. SMITH has leased the OIL
ces lately occupied by the late DR..
VIM. f. Trout and has arranged to
locate in this place for the practice of
medicine. Tho Doctor is graduate
of the University of Pennsylvania, has
had years practice in the Universl-
. Il.