The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-11
PERSONAL.


Industrial school, Scotland, spent
from Friday evening till Monday with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs y. II. Pat
'ierson at Webster Mills.
Mr.. J. Frank Sheely, an attache of
the Republican Office, removed his
family from Mercersburg to this place
Monday.
MIR y. H. Evans, of Thompson
township, brought his daughter, Miss
Eta. to take instruction in music from
Prof Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. John v Schooley, of
Licking Creek township, accompanied
by their bright little son, Joseph, were
pleasant callers at the News Office last
saturday
Miss Nora Conrad left yesterday
to enter Il commercial school at Cham-
bersburg, where she expects to master
the intricacies of shorthand and type
writing and bookkeeping.
Mr.. John Nesbit, of Spring Run,
Franklin county, accompanied by his
daughter Miss Ada, spent last Satm-
day and Sunday with his second.cous
in Samuel A. Nesbt of this place
Misses Sarah and Ida Nesbit, OF
New Bloomfield, Perry county, came
to McConnellsburg last Saturday to
see their father, William A. Nesbit.
who was very i'll.
Mr.. ID. b. Mace, of Chambersburg.
spent "A day or two last week on this
side of the mountain.
our friend Anthony Mellott of Sipes
Mills, on whom the McConnellsburg
people depended last summer for good
butter, spent last Saturday in town.
He thinks of going to Coalpoart again.
Mr.. Oliver Hill, one of Bethel town
ships prosperous farmers, was attend
ing to business at the county seat last
Saturday.
George Mcclellan Laidig, one of
Taylor's representative citizens, spent
last Saturday in McConnellsburg.
Bert Ham, one of Licking Creek
townships school directors, dropped
in to see us II minute while in town the
other day.
Henry HruaX and daughter Glen
dola. of Needmore, were the guests of
r, J. Thompson's family last Satur-
day.
Mrs. Reamer Sipes, of Patterson
Run, visited her sister, Mrs. Charles
Steach, last Monday.
Mr.. James n. Caldwell, an extensive
oil producer and reiiner spent few
hours in this place last Thursday. with
his niece and nephew Lois and John
w. Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs Jonas Truax of near
Gem, spent Tuesday in McConnells-
burg with the family of the editor.
Mrs. II. N. Sinner, who spent the
past two weeks with her daughter.
Mrs. Lloyd Doyle of Everett, return
ed home on Thursday evening of last
week.
M. w. Peck, of Covalt spent Tues
day in McC Connellsdurg.
Maynard Sipes and sister Blanche.
spent last Sunday with the family of
J. w, Hoop, in Licking Creel, town
ship.
James w Kendall and William y.
Cutchall spent Tuesday in Chambers
burg.
Col. w. II. Nelson went to Cham
bersburg Wednesday morning.
Miss Jessie Sinner is spending some
time with her sister Mrs. Wherry in
Shippensburg.
.. S. Ham and daughter Flora
We're in town Tuesday, it being the
first visit Miss Flora has made to town
since her recent severe illness.
Mr. L. w. Funl, Of Needmore is in
taking instruction in
music from Prof. Miller.
Mrs. Il, NJ. Ash was called to Mum
,ie, Pa, last Thursday to attend the
funeral of her niece Mrs. Ida Worth
ingtou.
MIR, and Mrs. ID. II. Myers of Knobs
Vile We're in town Wednesday.
Judge Swope remained among his
many McConnellsburg friends until
morning.
Capt George w. skinner left on
Tuesday noon to make an official Wis
It to the Chester Springs Soldiers
Orphan school,