The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-07-26
NUMBER As.
PERSONAL.

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Mr.. Bennett II. Truax, one of Bel
fast's school directors, was in town
Friday
Mr.. E. Z. Kell, of Shade Gap, spent
last Thursday night at the Fulton
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard s. Mellott
were agreeable callers at the News Of
flee last Friday.
Captain Dixon, of Sipes Mill, ac-
companied by his son Howard spent
last Friday in town.
Misses Ella and Augusta Robinson,
OF Philadelphia, are visiting in the
family of S. NJ. Robinson.
Miss Alice Hamill, of this place. is
spending two weeks vacation with
her many young friends at Ft.Loudon.
Prof. and Mrs. o. S. Johnston and
Miss Ella Johnston are enjoying sea
breezes and surf splashing at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. S. b. Houston, of Ayr, is
spending a couple of weeks with her
mother and other friends in Allegheny
City.
J.Walter Tritle, who went to Illinois
last winter, returned few days ago
and is now spending some time near
Welsh Run.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther YealSle. of Syl-
van' spent two or three days last week
with the family of j. Clayton Brewer
in the Cove.
George c. and S. II, Fraker, of the
firm of Fraker Bros, lumber manu-
facturers of Fort Littleton, were in
town Friday.
Misses Irene Pott and May Harr, of
Big Cove Tannery, left ON Monday
for Ocean Grove where they have Sc
cured employment for the summer.
Mrs. Cattlett who spent about five
months in Kansas recently is now
spending couple of weeks with her
daughter Mrs. Davy Little of this
place.
Miss Margaret Daniels who had
beenattending Prof. Gress's Normal"
in town was called home Sunday
morning on account of the illness of
her mother
Mr. Frank Duffy, of Webster Mills,
spent Wednesday here with DR.. Garth
waite, who has been attending to DR..
Vests practice during his ABSENCE
Hancock Star.
Mr.. Burton Troxel left this place
last Saturday to return to Washing
ton. Mr.. Troxel is passenger con-
ductor on the Washington and Ches-
apeake railroad.
Mr. and Mrs, George w. Hays, of
this place, went down to Hancock last
Friday afternoon, and remained until
Monday with the family of Mr.. w. ID.
Myers of that place.
Miss Ethel Hays, accompanied by
her cousin Maynard Michaels, return
cd to the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Hays of this place
Monday evening.
Misses Jessie Sloan, Esther Sloan.
Jennie Carson, Bess Patterson, and
Mr.. j. Linn Patterson, left last Thurs
day morning for u two weeks outing
at Atlantic City and Philadelphia,
Rev. Il. II. Hoover, former pastor
of the Presbyterian church ut this
place. but now pastor at Perryville,
Md, spent part of his summer vaca-
tion at McConnellsburg during the
past week.
Miss Elizabeth Fisher, OF the Wash
ington House, this place, is visiting
the family of her uncle John r. Fish
er, of Bedford. She was accompanied
to Bedford last Saturday by her
brother Robert.
Mrs. Jocob l.. Finiff, who had been
spending six weeks visiting the family
of her father Mr.. Abram Wagner, and
that of her father-in-law, Mr.. George
Finitf, returned to her home in Hagers-
town last Thursday,
Miss Mary Sloan, who had been
spending several weeks among friends
in this place, left Monday morning for
Patterson, Pa, where she expects to
spend few days and then return
to her home in Buffalo, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. james c. Vandyle, of
Philadelphia, spent Il few days during
the past week with Mrs. Vandyke's
mother and sisters at the Fulton
House. Mr.. Vandyke left Monday.
Mrs. Vandyke will remain few weeks
Miss Katharine Cook, of Webster
Mills, expects to leave Friday morn
ing for Lanark, Illinois, where she
will visit her brother Claude and 9th
er friends, and stay-well, that de-
ponds how long it will take Kit TO get
homesick.
Miss Ruth w. West, student of
Metzgar College, Carlisle, is spend
ing part of her vacation with her
grandfather DR.. West AT the Wash
ington House in this place. From
here she will go to Atlantic City fora
few weeks