The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-09-06
NUMBER 81.
PERSONAL.

is visiting friends in Illinois.
Joseph Fisher and family, of Bethel
township, are visiting friends in Illi-
linois.
Miss Margaret Daniels, OF Licking
Greek township, is spending this week
in town.
James NJ. Chestnut, Hustontown's
popular auctioneer, spent a day in
town last week
Mrs. II. NJ. Hill, of Adams county,
is visiting her sister, Miss Libbie V.
Hess, of this place.
Ex-SheriT Jere Mason and wife, OF
Hancock, spent last Saturday In Me-
Connellsburg.
Our old friend Adam Long, near
Knobsville, dropped in to see us a
minute Tuesday morning.
John Covalt, who has been spending
several months at Johnstown, has re-
turned to Thompson township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin b. Fisher, of
Gem, spent part of last week at the
Granger's picnic at Williams Grove.
Alex Hamil, of Franklin county, was
an early caller at this Office last Fri
day morning on his way to the Re
union.
Mr.. II. II. Deshong and daughters,
Anna and Rosa, attended the Reunion
spent Friday night with friends in
town.
MIR. and Mrs. David a. Cline and
family ofnear Greencastle, spent aweek
recently among friends and relatives
in this county.
Mr.. w. f.. Bivens, one of Wells Val
ley's veterans, gave the News Office
pleasant call while down attending the
reunion
Miss Mary Hazel Skinner, of Big
Cove Tannery, was the guest of Miss
Lois A. Caldwell few days during
the past week,
S. Edward Mckee, Amaranths
obliging merchant, spent last Thurs
day night at McConnellsburg, and at
| leuueu tnc Reunion Hlluhy.
Rev. George w. Sinner and family,
of Frankstown, Blair county, arr
spending couple of weeks visiting
relatives and friends here.
Superintendent and Mrs. Glenn Ches-
nut took dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
S. w, Kirk at the home of the latter
! I'm this nloca Inst - Sntur1av
DR.. w. F. Teeter and daughters,
Stella and Leona, of Chambersburg,
drove over to this place and spent
day or two among friends last week.
Mr.. j. l.. Grissinger, of Wells
! Valley, brought the New Grenada
base ball team To McConnellsburg
Saturday last and spent the day in
town.
Misses Jennie and Lottie Little, and
| Mr.. Dell McCune of Mercersburg,
spent last Saturday and Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Davy Little, of this
place,
Miss Angeline Hofrmier, of Jeanott,
Pa, daughter of Rev. Hoilmier,
! former pastor of the Reformed church
at this place, is visiting Mrs. M. V.
Cromer.
Harvey Richards, of the Corner and
Miss Molie Hendershot spent Sunday
a week in Mercersburg, Miss Mollie
remained over there to visit friends
week or two.
Miss Elizabeth Patterson, of Web
ster Mills last Saturday returned
to the industrial school at Scotland to
enter upon another years work as
instructor in that institution.
Edward Reisner, of this place, re-
turned to Shippensburg Monday
morning to enter upon his senior
years work at the Cumberland Valley
state normal school.
f. McNaughton Johnston, Esq, of
the census department, Washington, ID.
c., spent a lew days during the past
week looking after his Fulton county
interests. He returned to Washington
Tuesday.
Miss May Sheets, after pleasant
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sheets in this place, re-
turned last week to her work as
teacher in the S. o. school ut Chester
Springs.
Charles Stevens, of Taylor town
ship has entered the store of j. X.
Johnston, of this place with a view to
familiarizing himself with the details
of the mercantile business. Charlie is
courteous and oblinging young gem
tleman, and will no doubt prove use
ful help.
Miss Florence Cromer and her broth
en-, Jerry, of Fort Littleton, spent part
of a day with Mrs. NJ V. Cromer, of
this place, as they were on thoir way
back to the Scotland Industrial
School. Miss Blanche Cromer is
spending the last week OF her vacation
with Mrs. M. " Cromer.