The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-08-16
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Miss Gertrude Frantz, of Lancaster,
is spending two weeks with her friend
Miss Mabel Trout of this place.
Mr.. Arthur Frantz, of Waynesboro,
is spending some time with friends in
McConnellsburg.
M. X. Shaffner, Esq, made busi-
ness trip to the city Of "Brotherly
Love- this week.
DR.. and Mrs. John II. Hunter, and
their little son. John Russell, Jr., are
visiting in Wells Valley.
Owing to the steady rush of business
the Union Photograph Company will
remain in this place few weeks yet.
w. II. Ross of Everett, was MEM
Der of the Bedford county contingent
last week.
William Sigel, who was badly in
iured by being thrown from wagon
at Buck Valley several weeks ago, is
improving slowly.
Rev. A. G. Wolf will preach in the
Lutheran church in this place next
Sunday morning and evening and at
Big Cove Tannery at 2:30 p m.
Mr.. l.. d. Mumma, of Williamsburg,
is visiting his father ID. II. Mumma in
Taylor township. He and his brother
George spent Tuesday in town.
j. w. Steach and wife, of Altoona,
and j. VIM. Rinedollar, Of Shady
Grove, we're home on last Thursday
and Friday attending the funeral OF
John Rinedollar.
Mr.. John Mills, son OF Mr.. +. G.
Mills, of New Grenada, expects to en-
ter a dental college in Philadelphia in
short time, with view to preparing
himself for the profession.
Rev. Louis Zinkham Sunday morn
ing preached an able sermon in the
Reformed church in this place. The
theme of this discourse was Repent
ance."
The Presbyterian Sabbath school
and congregation pic-nicked on the
Ridge last Friday afternoon. On ac-
count of the excessively hot weather,
some of the old folks could not attend.
Mr.. w. H. McNeal left Monday
morning for his home at Boone,
Iowa, after spending a few weeks
with the family of Mrs. McNeal's moth
er, Mrs. Sarah Pittman in this place.
Mrs. +. J. Pittman has sold her farm
at the west end of town to Ex-Sheritf
Frank Mason the consideration being
$1,000. Mrs. Pittman has purchased
the Hess property, on 2nd Street.
Charles Youse, of Tod township,
took charge of the toll-gate at the
''Tom Place." Luther Kuhn removing
to the gate at Mercersburg lately va
Gated by the family of his father.
Mrs. Jacob d. Funk, of Mercers-
burg, mother of John w. Funk, and
Mrs. ]. Frank Sheely, of this place,
and two grandchildren, Nettie and
Luella Funk of Waynesboro, spent
Tuesday in town.
Mr.. Arthur Barton, who has been
engaged very successfully in the shoe
business in Birmingham, Alabama,
during the past two yeers, spent part
of the time during the past week visit
ing acquaintance in McConnellsburg.
Mr.. w. L. Hunter, son of the late
DR.. r.. |, Hunter, of Wells Valley, has
decided upon the profession of dentis
try, and will in few weeks enter upon
course of preparation at dental
college in Philadelphia.
"Uncle Toms Cabin" which was
billed to appear here Saturday, did
not show up. 1t is said disagree
ment arose among the management af-
ter the performance at Hopewell, and
they decided to disband.
Miss Maggie Miller residing near
Bethlehem church in Licking Creek
township, is suffering greatly from an
attack of dropsy, her limbs being GOV.
cred with liberated sores by reason of
the disease. She is being attended by
DIR. e. l.. Smith.
This Office is indebted to Mr.. Phil
ip Snyder, of Tod township, for a
basketful of fine apples; and, also, for
number of late papers from Manila,
sent him by Mr.. James X. Foreman,
who is fighting for Uncle Sam in the
Philippines.
William N. Stewart, who finished a
course of stenography and type-writ-
ing at the Lebanon Valley Business
College, arrived home on Saturday
and will spend his vacation at Green
Hill. He will be one of the instructors
in the Lebanon common schools dur
ing the coming term.
Chas. H. Stenger, of Fort Loudon,
and his best girl, came over on Satur-
day evening and remained until Sab
bath evening visiting his fathers fam
lily. Charley is good boy and has not
grown too large to consult his parents
on important matters that may take
place.
Mr.. Peter p. Shives, of Dickeys'
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