The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-10-12
PERSONAL.

the past week visiting friends in town
Mis-. SALLTE NJ. COOK, of Webster
Mills, has been in illhealth for several
days.
REV. II. II. HOOVER, of Perryville,
Md, spent a day or two in town this
week.
ALBERT II. WILSON, of Pittsburg,
is spending few days in McConnells-
burg.
Mrs. ERWIN b. FISHER, of Gem,
spent part of last week among friends
in town.
STEPHEN KEEPERS, of Hustontown,
was business visitor to the county
seat Monday.
f. NJ. GELvIN and mother, oi Dub
lin township, visited friends in Bed
ford county last week.
GEORGE c. SCOTT and S. c. Dick
son of this place were in attendance
at the Bedford Fair last week.
MIR. AND MRS. GEORGE w. COOPER,
have left Hagerstown and gone to
Milton, Pa, where he has bought II
hotel.
JEHU BOOTH, OF Dublin Mills, spent
last Saturday and Sunday with the
family of his father, John Booth, in
Todd township.
MISS LILLIAN NOBLE who left this
county two weeks ago is dangerously
i'll with typhoid fever at her brother 5
home in Missouri
Mr.. AND Mrs. JOHN OFT and MIR.
and Mrs John Booth, all of this vi
cinity, visited friends in Everett the
first part of the week
MISS CARRIE FIELDS, of Mt. Union,
who has been visiting friends ut Fort
Littleton, returned to former place ON
Wednesday of last week.
J. II. RANcK, the inventive genius
and blacksmith, Of Hustontown, drop
ped into THE NEWS Office ON business
for few moments on Tuesday.
GEORGE SLOAN, of Buffalo, N. y,
gave his many friends here "A pleasant
surprise Monday by dropping in
among them for Il few days visit.
j. G. HoLLINsHEAD, of Licking
Creek township, was in town Satur-
day. He has bought fine farm near
Upton, Franklin county, and willmove
upon it next April.
REV. AND Mrs. a. II. GARLAND, OF
Purcell, Bedford county, spent u few
days during the past week visiting
Mrs, Garland's sister, Mrs. M. A.
Kelley, of this place.
REV. II. NJ. ASH, pastor of the M,
T.. church of McConnellsburg, is Wis
iting the family of his son, Rev. II. X.
Ash, in New Bloomsfeld, says the
Perry County Freeman.
DANIEL b. MELLoTT, of Ayr town
ship, who has heen suffering during
the past ten days from u severe attack
of pleurisy is, we are glad to say,
able to be down stairs again.
REV. r.. f. MCCAIN who occupied
the pulpit of the Presbyterian church
at this place during the latter part of
the seventies, has recently accepted a
call to the Presbyterian church at
Dauphin, Pa
CALEB MELLOTT, who has had en-
ployment at Curwensyille, Cleariield
county, but who has been spending
some time with his family in Dublin
township, expects to return to Cur
wensville next week.
JACOB HESS and Miss Elizabeth
Pittman, both of Thompson township,
were married by Elder Funk on Mon
day of last week Jake has never had
the slightest fear of Mauser rides nor
Indian scalping knives, but at last he
has allowed himself to be captured by
II harmless maiden. Well, we wish
them both long and happy married
life
REV. d. p. DRAWBAUUH, wife and
Master Hermon, are in Gettysburg.
The reverend gentleman is attending
the meeting of the Southern Synod
which convenes there, and will then
go to Philadelphia to take in The EX-
port Exhibition. Mrs. Drawbaugh
will remain at Gettysburg with her
parents and other friends until their
return home.
DIR. A. d. DALBEY, of this place,
has been appointed member of the
Pension Examining Board to succeed
DR.. VIM. f, Trout, deceased, 1t Is
very probable that the Doctor will be
selected as Secretary as it is desirable
that the office be filed by u member
from McConnellsburg. The appoint
ment of Or. Dalbey is Il good one and
will be satisfactory alike to the gov
ernment and the pensioner.
REV. a, S. BALDWIN, of Clearfeld,
Pa, spent few days during the past
week among his many old-time friends
in this county. From this place he
went to Shippensburg to attend the
fifth Mid-Year Examination and Min
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