The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-09-28
PERSONAL.


home on Monday.
MIR. w. II. SToUTEAGLE and little
daughters Nettie and Mary, and neph-
ew Amos II. Stouteagle, all of this
place, spent few days with the fam
lily of DR.. Hanks at Rays Hill. They
returned Tuesday.
EDITOR A. G. MCKIBB1N, the versa
tile editor Of the Mercersburg Journal,
spent day or two on this side of the
mountain this ewek.
MIR. j. FRANK SHELLY, of Mer-
cersburg, has accepted position as
compositor on the Fulton Republican.
Mr.. Sheely has worked on some of the
best papers in the state, and is a good
all round fellow
MIR. JOHN S. HARRIS, of Samvia,
spent Wednesday in town.
Miss LIB V. HESS, of this place,
the only lady of the county who has
the distinction of serving three years
as president of school board, left
last Saturday for an indefinite visit
among friends in Adams county.
| MISS ELLA SINNER, of Frankford,
returned to the city last Monday after
a two weeks vacation, visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Sinner,
of this place
DIR. JOHN w. MosSER, of Clays-
burg, Blair county, has located per-
mancntly in McConnellsburg. The
Doctor is a son of Mr.. George Mos
ser, and grandson of Mr.. John
Mosser who at one time owned and
resided on the Fields farm near this
place.
MISS ELEANOR MCKIBBTN is visit.
ing the family of Editor Taylor of the
Fulton Republican this week.
w. a. BLACK, of Kenwood Park
Iowa, recently visited the family o.
Hon. John M. Fore, of Knobsville
and other friends in that vicinity.
Mrs. MARTIN MELIUs, of Virginia
is visiting the family of J. G. Tice a
Knobsville.
ID. EDWARD FORE, of Knobsville
has been rendered Il position as trav
cling salesman for the large dry good,
and notion house of s.. NJ. Hartman
York, Pa.
Mrs. JOHN A. SNYDER is visiting
friends in this place.
MESSRs. FRANK and Chas. DuiTey
spent last Sunday with Miss Nell Ston
er, of Sylvan.
Mrs. S. NJ. COOK and daughter
attended the S. S. Convention in Littl,
Cove last week.
Miss JENNIE KUHN and Master
Edmond Kerper, left Monday morning
for their home in Cincinnati.
CAPT. and Mrs. GEO. w. SKINNET
arrived home on Monday from Union
town 5. O. School, where they attend
ed the wedding of Supt. John Water.
and Miss Mary Banks. Miss Eliza,
beth Patterson was maid of honor.
Hon. and Mrs. w. ScoTT ALExAN
DER, of this place, left for Gettysburg
Tuesday morning. Mr.. Alexander
will attend the Fall meeting of presby
terry which is being held in that place
this week.
MISS DIX ROBINSON left on Tuesday
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from DR.. VIII Robinson, to accept {
very desirable position in Philadel
phia.
ID. b. MUMMA, one of Taylor town
ships congenial citizens, was in Me
Connellsburg, Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. w. j. MUMMA anl
their precocious little son Roy, o
Jeanette, Pa, are visiting Mr. Mum
mas old home in Taylor township
He has Il lucrative position at Jean
cite; and he says business in that sec
tion of the State is in most prosper
Gus condition.
Mr.. G. O. DENISAR, of this place
leaves this morning for Cameron, Hi
nois. Charlie is a good, industriou
boy and we predict success for him Il
his new home. OF course he will nc
ceive the Fulton County News eacl
week &C. O. D.
MIR. BURTON TRoXEL, of Macon
City, Mississippi, spent last Saturda
and Sunday with his sister, Mrs
William Bishop, OF this place. Nh
. Troxel is an expert telegraph opera
, tor, but at present holds position a
passenger conductor over Il railroa,
line running from his home to Ne,
Orleans. He has Travelled extensively
, in Europe and Mexico, and has bee
in everyone of the United States bu
! three-Florida, Alabama and Okla
homa. The brother and sister ha,
not seen each other for fifteen years.
+, w. LOGAN SLOAN and Daniel i
Trout left on Monday to attend tn
!. wedding Of DR.. N. G, Trout and Mis-
, Margaret Marshall, at Fairfield, Ad
ans county.