The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-10
NUMBER "a.
Personal.

John B. Sipes and daughter OF Lai-
dig were in town last saturday.
Mr.. j. H. Baker, OF Clear Ridge,
gave Che Nsws Office short call Sat
urdoy
Prof. Harry Cross went over to the
Scotland Industrial school yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. BricSer, of Chambersburg, is
visiting her sister, Mrs II. w. Scott
of this place
Miss Nora Conrad ofChambersburq
came over Tuesday to be present at
Cpmmencement.
Messrs. VIM. sigol and Dayton
Peck Of Covalt, spent Saturday in
McConnelsburg
Rev. d. =. Drawbaugh attended
Lutheran Conference at Chambers
burg the first part of this week.
MIR. Wilson J.. Cline, one of Dub
Inns progressive citizens, was in Nc
Connellsburg Monday.
alartistEdBrake ofthis place,
spent Sunday and Monday with his
mother at ST Thomas \
Miss Minnie Fields, of this place,
has gone to spend the summer with
friends in Bedford county.
MIR. and Mrs. d. Porter Anderson,
of Dublin Mills, spent Friday with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Milton Unger, of this
place.
Messrs. Anthony Mellott and Il. w.
Swope of near Sipes Mill dropped in
TO see us a few minutes while in town
FRIDAY,
Mrs. Maude Austin and Miss Anna
Speer of saluvia spent last Saturday
with Mrs w. Scott Alexander Of this
place.
Miss Bea Shairner of Mendenhall
Chester county, is visiting the family
of her uncle, NJ. r.. shalner, Esq, of
this place
Mr. S. G. Graccy was in town Tues
day. He says he has left the 'road'
and viii give his attention to farming
awhile.
our old time friend George w. Ches-
nut OF Bethel township favored the
NEWS Office with his presence while in
town Friday
Squire Kerling, of Dublin Mills,
, paid our sanctum short visit Tues
day. He was accompanied to town by
Mr.. David Ashton
William P Gordon, Esq, OF War
2 fordsburg, and Judge John Daniels.
1 of Franklin Mills, spent Tuesday
night at the Fulton House.
| Mr.. Frank Eitemiller, of Pittsburg,
is spending some time with his grand
mother, Mrs. Catharine Eitemiller, and
other friends of this place.
Mrs. Sam Goldsmith of Polo, Ill,
+ accompanied by their bright littlefour
year-old daughter, Mary Ann, is vis-
iting relatives in town.
Prof. Ernest Gress has been engag-
ed to assist b. N. Palmer in the lat
ter's Normal at Needmore Mr. Gress
g will enter upon his duties next Mon
G day
n Francis NJ. Taylor, of the United
States typographical and geographical
O. surveying corps operating at present
= in Franklin county, spent Sunday with
" his family in this place.
Z John Shade of Clearheld brother of
u Mrs. John Bender, of this place, was
y Obliged to have one of his arms ampu
2 tated last week, the result of small
Il scratch in his hand week or two ago,
terminating in blood poison
Mr.. Ernest Hixson, of Baltimore,
aftor'visting his parents Mr., and Mrs
80 Amos Hixson, of Brush Greek Valley,
n spent few days the past week, accom-
e panied 10y his sister Miss Grace, with
the family of his brother-in-law, John
V. Stouteage of this place.
, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Myers, and their
daughter Beatrice came up to McCon-
q nellsburg to witness the High School
n Commencement eXercisesTuesday even.
IF ing. We are glad to note that Davy i,
,. meeting with much success in the
i. tailoring business. His shop afford.
employment to six assistants all the
g time.
.e Hon. W. Scott Alexander will star
t on next Tuesday morning for ST
i. Louis, Missouri, as one OF the las
Commissioners from the ProsbytorS
OF Carlisle to the General Assembly o
the Presbyterian Chuch of the Unite(
Statos, which meotson the 18th instant
u The Presbyterian Church of McCon
is nellsburg has not had lay Commis
n sioncr to the General Assembly fol
over fifty years, and our people arr
~ to be congratulated that theyhave beer
~ recognized 10y Presbytery. After TN
10 Adjournment Of the General Assembly
Senator Alexander win spend acoupli
nd of weeks visiting friends and relatives
u in Newbraska.
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