The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-08-09
NUMBER Al.
PERSONAL.


this week.
Mr., George A. Fisher, of Warfords-
burg, spent Monday in town.
Hon. Peter Morton made business
trip to Philadelphia last Friday and
Saturday.
Mr.. Conrad Glnzer and his daugh-
ter, Mrs. u. j. Mellott, spent Monday
afternoon in town.
Miss Eliza Uglow, of Chambersburg,
is spending this week with the family
of Judge Morton.
Miss Fannie Orth, Of Iowa, spent a
day last week with Mrs. NJ. V. Cromor
of this place.
Mr.. Walter Hays, Of Hancock, left
Tuesday ON two months visit To
friends in Morrison, Illinois.
DIR. Stout and VIII Beidelman of
Harrisburg, speut day or two recent
ly with friends at McConnellsburg.
Miss Mary Hazel Skinner of Big
Cove Tannery is visiting friends in
Chamborsburg this week
Robert NJ. Downes, who had been,
here since the death of his father re.
turned to Philadelphia last Saturday.
Mr. l.. G. Mann and daughter, Mir
ian, spent couple of days this week
at Saluvia, Fulton county. Everett
Republican.
EX-SheriT Jere Mason and Thomp-
son Peck, spent a day or two recently
with the family of c. w. Peck in Phil
adelphia.
Rev and Mrs. II. G. Clair, of ST.
Thomas are making an overland trip
to Bedford Springs this week, and Wis
iting friends enroute.
Rev L. +, Zinkham, Supt. of Bay
View Asylum, his wife and sons Paul
and Arthur, are spending two weeks
vacation in NJ KnautTs fmily.
Mrs. Blanche Martin, who has been
visiting her father Mr.. William Ston-
er, of this place during the past two
weeks, returned to her home In
Chambcrsburg, Monday.
Mr.. w. H. McNeal, of Boone, Iowa,
reached this place last Sunday noon.
He and his wife, who came some time
ago, are visiting the family of Mrs.
McNeal's mother, Mrs. j. S. Pitt
man.
Mrs, =. II. Mcintyre left on last
Saturday for her home in New York
City after spending six weeks very
pleasantly with her parents, sisters,
brothers and other friends.
Miss Emma Cromer, of Fort Little
ton, was the guest of Mrs. NJ. " Cro-
mer of this place one day last week
enroute to Ocean City for ten days
outing. Her sister Fannie, who is al
ready there, will accompany her home.
Miss Nora Johnston accompanied
her brother Oscars family as far AZ
her brother Eddie's in Iowa, where
She will remain few weeks, and then
go on to Pittsburg, Kansas, and enter
li'l 'i'Nii'i 'N'dl 'bllilhtItlul tOl~
lege.
We We're delighted to see our old
friend Andrew G, Grissinger in town
Monday. Mr.. Grissinger has been
badly paralyized for several months.
but his general health is not so bad.
and he is looking we'll.
II. G. Foltz, Esq, OF the "Public
Opinion Chambersburg, accompa.
MED by Mrs. w, Il. Foltz and her son
Master Herbert Scott Foltz, and Miss
Jessie Metcalf, of Mercersburg, drove
across the mountain and spent Tues
day at McCounelsburg.
Mr.. Harvey Cooper took his little
Ruth to Philadelphia on
Monday. The little girl fell about
two pears ago: and, as result, has
been badly crippled since. DR.. Dal-
hey accompanied them, and their oh
iect in visiting the city is to consult
specialist in the treatment OF osteolog-
ical diseases.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. X. Brown, OF
accompanied by their
nieces, Misses Bess and Agnes Boggs.
of Washington, d. c., spent few
days last week at the Fulton House.
They are pleasant people, and Miss
Bess, especially, is an accomplished
pianist
Prof. O. $, Johnston and family
who have been spending the past few
weeks with Mr.. r.Johnston's mother Mrs.
Keziah Johnston in the Cove, left for
their home at Pittsburg, Kansas, ON
Tuesday. They will stop few days
on their way home with MIR. Johnstons
brother Eddie, who lives in Iowa.