The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-12-14
PERSONALS.

80 - DOAhANoIhs VI uN lOI ltMtl
ship, dropped in to see us while in
town last week.
Miss SADIE Rorz of Todd township
left yesterday for week visit among
friends in Franklin county.
WATSON BARTON, of Brush Creek
Valley, was visiting friends near Pine
Ridge, last week. Everett Press.
MISSES LoTT1E AND EMMA LITTLE,
of Philadelphia, are visiting their
brother Davy Little of this place.
MRS. ROSA CLARK, of Strawsburg,
Lancaster county, is visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Gelvin near Fort Littleton.
DANIEL +. AND DAVID d. DEsHoNG
of Pleasant Ridge called for Il pleas
ant little chat while in town Monday.
EDwARDs G. STEVENS of Taylor
township came in on Tuesday to take
in part of the institute lecture course.
WILLIAM JONES, of Chatham, Ches-
ter county, is visiting the family of
his aunt, Mrs. DIR. VIM. F.. Trout of
this place.
Rev. w. A. WEST, d. D., president
of Metzgar Institute, preached two very
able sermons , in the Presbyterian
church Sunday.
Mrs. j. A. HAMIL, of Knobsville.
and Mrs. Annie Mowery of Claylick
Franklin county, visited w. j. Cline 5
at t'Way ysiden last week.
MRS. S. G. BURKHART, of Cambria
county, who has been visiting friends
in Fulton and Franklin during the last
two months left for home this week.
HARRY BoLNGER and family. of
Taylor township, moved over to Six
Mile Run, Bedford county, last week,
where Mr.. Bolinger has employment
at the mines.
MIR. AND Mrs. HOWARD ZIMMERMAN
from lower Thompson spent Wednes-
day in McConnellsburg.
MIR. AND Mrs. DENNIS GORDON took
advantage of the nice weather to visit
McConnellsburg Wednesday.
MISS FLORA HAM, who has been
very i'll for several days, is, we are
glad TO state, greatly improving.
MIR. JOHN f. JOHNSON took time
while in town, Wednesday, to come in
and say, "Howdy." Mr.. Johnson is
now managing affaisr on the old place
near Hancock.
ALBERT h. MELLoTT, of Pinesburg,
Md, who had been home on Il visit to
his mother and brother. Mrs. Mary
and Anthony Mellott, of Belfast town
ship, returned to Maryland on Mon
day.
MRS. ANTHONY NEUROTH, of Mer-
cersburg, accompanied by her neigh
bors MIR. and Mrs. David Criger, were
visiting the family of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Hull in this place, on
Saturday and Sunday last.
DIR. JOSEPH f. BARTON, Vice Prin-
cipal of the Cumberland Valley state
normal school. and who served so eff
ciently as county superintendent of
this county for six years spent the
week until Wednesday noon at the in
stitute.
REV f. ID. YocUM d. d., presid-
ing elder of the Harrisburg District,
favored the good people of McCon-
nellsburg with two excellent sermons
in the Methodist church during the
past week one on Friday evening, the
other on Sunday evening.
Mrs. ANNA NJ. WooDCocK, of
Bellefonte, has been visiting friends
in McConnellsburg the past week.
Mrs. Woodcock is the widow of the
late Rev. John A. Woodcock, native
of Wells Valley, and who served as
County Superintendent of this county
in 1866.
Mrs. JACOB LONG and Miss Carrie
Owens, of Knobsville, were callers at
the News Office while in town last Sat
urday. Mrs. Long leaves this week to
visit her sister, Mrs. Chester Smith,
at Butler, New Jersey; thence she will
go to Collinwood Ohio, to spend some
time with her brother, DR.. p. f.. Ker-
lin.
GILBERT b. MELLoTT of McConnells-
burg, visited Knobsville last Sunday.
On his return, he was accompanied by
Miss t,tta DolL of Knnhovi1lo