The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-08-30
NUMBER so.
PERSONAL.

McConncllsburg and Mcrcersburg.
job T. Garland secretary of the
Belfast township school board, was at
McConnellsburg Monday.
MIR. Morris Brindle, OF Grcencastlc,
spent from sunday till Tuesday with
friends at McConnellsburg.
Bert Ham, secretary of the Licking
Creek school board, accompanied 10y
his mother and sister spent Monday in
towu
Messrs John Fisher and Andrew
Souders, of Thompson, stopped at the
News Office II minute while in town last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McGeehe, of
Burnt Cabins, spent last Wednesday
the guests of Miss Il. f. Fore of this
place.
Miss Grace Mosser, of Claysburs,
Pa, is visiting her brother, Dr. J. w.
Mosser, at the Washington House in
this place.
Miss Virgie Doyle, after a visit Of
six weeks among friends In this place,
returned to her home in Harrisburg
on last Friday.
Hon. John T. Richards of Buck
Valley 5 spending couple OF weeks
at Mountain Lake Park, Maryland's
favorite summer resort.
Barber Ed Brake rode his wheel
over to Saint Thomas Sunday, spent
sunday night with friends and went
on to Chambcrsburg Monday.
Miss Sadie Ham, who had been
spending two weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Anna r. Ham, near Saluvia,r re-
turned to Chambersburg ON Monday
Messrs Weimer Bert and William
Mckinney, of Greencastle, were the
guests of Mr.. Bert Golf at the Fulton
House for few days during the past
week.
Mrs. Kate Cope and her sons, Calvin
Clyde and Bruce Elmer, of Chester
county, are visiting, Mrs. Copes
mother Mrs. Rachel Hart, in Whips
Cove.
Miss Ellie and Nettie Knauil of Ayr
spent several days in Mercersburg
with their brother Luther; and also,
spent some time with Mr.. VIM. Trog-
ler's family near Mercersburg.
Mrs. f. 6. Trout and daughters,
Misses Eloise and Bess, accompanied
by Miss Mary Patterson, returned,
from Atlantic City on Friday wherc
they had very pleasant ten days out
ing.
Misses Mary Witherspoon and
Hettie Bradley, Thomas Walker, and
Robert Sarten, and James Withcr-
spoon, all of Mercorsburg, were recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs. }, X. Johnston
of this place.
MIR. w, d. Myers, and family have
returned from week nj Atlantic CITY
While away Mr.. Myers visited Now
York and Philadelphia aud selected
an unsully fine line of winter goods.
Hancock Star.
Harry A. Thompson, the genial Ed
itor of the Tyrone Times, accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Nellie, spent "a
few days the past week the guests OF
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. }.
Thompson of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ. Comerer and son
Harry OF Burnt Cabins, left on Mond-
day for Dixon Illinois, where they
expect to spend few weeks visiting
Mrs. Comerer's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. S j. Comerer, and other friends.
Miss Ada Rexroth, who has been
spending her summer vacation at the
Fulton House with her mother and
family, left on Monday To enter upon
her sixth years work rs teacher oi
the Chmchville school in Montgomery
county,
Miss Grace Huston, of Clear Ridge,
spent last Saturday and Sunday with
her aunts, the Misses Ella and Annie
Irwin Of this place. Her little broth
ers George and Amos, who had beer
spending couple of weeks in town
returned home with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. b. Mace, accom-
3 panied 10y their two daughters, Misses
| Nellie and Jessie, left Chambersburl
l last Saturday morning on trip To-
t the west. They will visit Chicago an'
Kansas City. In this latter city thei
E son Bruce resides and they will be hi
guests for week or two.
Mr. w. a. Alexander, Everetto'
u popular druggist, with his wife AM
Il two boys, spent few days with hi
Il mother and other relatives in thi
h place last week. Mrs. Alexander ant
o the boys had been visiting he
mother, Mrs. Lehner, in Chambers
. burg, and was accompanied HON
Q by her sister, Miss Kate Lehner Nh
= Alexander met them at this place an
O left for Everett on Monday afternoon
a Misses Sadie and Myrtle Sipes, VIII
n had been spending two weeks at IN
home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
- ID. V. Sipes, of this place, went o1
y and spent Friday evening with MI