The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-25
NUMBER 10.
PERSONAL.

Howard skipper, of Harrisonville,
made the NEWS Office a brief call on
Wednesday.
DIR. A. X. Davis, Hustontown, was
in town on Tuesday.
EN-Commissioner George Metzler
was in town Yesterday.
William Kelso, OF Knobsville, was
in To see us a few minutes while in
town yesterday.
John w. Caldwell, of this place ac-
companied his sister to Harrisburg,
Tuesday.
Levi Keefer, of Webster Mills was
in town yesterday afternoon.
A. U. Mace, who accompanied his
son Horace to New York, la st week,
returned yesterday.
Mrs. II. M. Ash returned to her
home in this place last Friday, after an
visit of two or three weeks among
friends up the State.
Earnest Linn, of Altoona, is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Linn, of this place.
Mrs. Hattie Kendall was an inter-
ested visitor, in the mysteries of the
"art preservative.n at the News office
Monday morning.
Auctioneer w. M. Ham, of Lick
ing Creek township, spent two or three
days visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Frank Booher, at Three Springs,
last week.
EX-Treasurer John ID. Smith, of
Emmaville, spent Sunday night with
the family of Mrs. Harris, near Sa-
luvia. Mr.. Smith accompanied by
Auditor John S. Harris spent Mon
day in town.
Miss Gertie Sipes returned from
Shippensburg Normal Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Elliott Barber
were in town, Monday.
Mr., and Mrs. L. +. Price, of French
Landing, Michigan, who recently vis-
tied friends in this section, are home
again. Mr.. Price says they have had
some very cold weather this winter.
Miss Lois A. Caldwell left on Tues
day for Titusville, Pa, for fewweelSs'
visit among relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. McEldowney were
pleasant callers while in town. Tues
day.
d. d. Mellott and son L. b., were
in town, Tuesday.
+. Mowry Gelvin took time to
come in and chat awhile on Tuesday.
NJ. II. Shaffner is on business
trip to Frederick City, Nd, this week.
Ed Matthias, of Mont Vista, Colora-
do is visiting his mother, Mrs. Da-
vid Matthias, of Burnt Cabins, after
an absence of twelve years. Mr..
Matthias holds an important county
office at home.
Hon. ID. Hunter Patterson, Webster
Mills was ut Burnt Cabins Tuesday.
James Lamberson, of Hustontown,
was visitor to McConnellburg on
Tuespay.
County Chairman Alvin l.. Sipes,
John w. Evans, Elmer Evans, Max
Sheets, George b. Daniels, Esq, and
John r. Sipes, Esq, are in Harris
burg to day attending the Bryan dem.
onstration.
Theophilus Sipes, of Harrisonville,
spent several days last wesl1 in Ever
EFT visiting his sister, Mrs. L. N. Pal
mer.
Mr.. "A. G. Matthias was Obliged to
relinquish teaching and other pur-
suits for livelihood, quit his resi-
dence at Burnt Cabins, aud seek the
far west for change of altitude on
account of his health, few years ago.
a mutual friend, who dropped into
the News office day or two ago, in
forms us that the change for the better
has been marvellous that he is hale
and hearty and able to work right
along at the carpenter trade for which
he gets $500 day. He has just pur-
chased 10 acres of land adjoining the
city of Mont Vista, Colorado, where
he lives, for Sl5OO.00, and sold recent
ly his property at the Cabins to h.
Nj. Gelvin, so it looks as though he
meant to make the West his perma-
nent place of residence Alb is a good
fellow and we are pleased to learn of
his prosperity.