The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-07-19
NUMBER "A.
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Jacob kaufman, Of Pleasant
Ridge, was in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Ernest Linn is visiting his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Linn, OF this
place.
Miss Elizabeth Patterson of Webster
Mills left on Monday for visit among
friends in Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Wilson of
Pittsburg are at the Fulton House,
in this place.
Mrs. Emma Swartz of Mt. Pleasant.
Pa, Is visiting her aunt Mrs. Hannah
Goldsmith OF this place.
Mr.. David Logan, of Philadelphia,
is spending this week among friends
in McConnelsburg.
Bartimeus Smith, Esq, of Belfast.
attended the funeral of j. Il. Downes
in M'Connellsburg, Wednesday.
Miss Virgle Doyle and Mrs. Cor
nelieus Doyle of Harrisburg are Wis
iting friends in McConnellsburg.
Mr.. Burton Troxel, of Benning, u.
c., is spending week with his broth\
er-in-law, Col. Bishop of this place.
Miss Margaret Daniels of Licking
Creek township entered Prof. Gress's
Normal as student Monday.
Mr.. p. p. Mann, of this place spent
a day or two last week looking after
his farming interests near Needmore
Mr.. Jesse Huber and sister, Ida,
of Lancaster, returned home Monday
after weeks visit in McConnlls-
burg.
Mrs. Sarah Zook, of Greencastle,
attended the funeral of her sister Mrs
Hoke at this place last Sunday aftar-
noon.
j. A. Wistar, of Foltz, and w. 5.
Hostetter, of Mercersburg, favored the
NEWS office with their presence while
in town Tuesday.
Mr.Clarence Sloan, of Buffalo, N. v,
who had been spending three weeks
among friends in McConnellburg, left
for home Monday.
Miss Nora Fisher, of Mercersburg,
spent few days last week visiting her
aunt Mrs. $. b. Woollet, of the Wash
ington House, this place.
Mr.. Paul Appenzeller, of Chambers
burg, spent "a few days during the past
week with the family of Captain Skim
ner at Big Cove Tannery.
Mrs. Mary Wilhelm, of Homestead,
accompanied by her little daughter
are visiting Mrs. Wilhelm's parents,
Mr., and Mrs. jim Sipes, of this place.
Miss Grace Houston, of Garnett
Kansas, spent last week among the
Kendalls and Johnstons in the Cove.
She left for Washington, d. c., Mon
day morning.
John Selsor and his sister Miss
Anna of this place, spent from Satur-
day till Monday with the family of
their brother William of Mercers-
burg.
Mr.. John Gehr and Miss Kate Sny.
der and her little nephew, Arthur Sny-
der-all of Waynesboro- spent last
week with the family of Mr.. George
Snyder of Tod township.
Mrs. w. II. Bumgardner, and
daughter Mary, of this place, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Bum
gardner's parents, Hon. and Mrs.
James Daniels of Licking Greek town
ship.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. T. Shade and Mr..
and Mrs. S. E. Clippinger of Cham
bersburg, for pleasant little outing,
drove over to this place last week and
spent couple of days at the Fulton
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. ID. Houpt, OF AL
toona, were called to this place last
Saturday on the account of the death
of Mrs Houpt's mother, Mrs. HolSe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houpt will remain here
week or ten days,
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Brake of this
place went over to Edenville, Frank
lin county, last Sunday to visit Mrs.
Brake father, Mr.. John V. Miller.
Mr.. Brake returned Monday evening
and Mrs. Brake will remain two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Byers, of
Greencastle, spent few days last
week with their son Bosley Byers near
Websters Mills. Mr.. Byers is typo
and worked in the Fulton Republican
in this place during the management
of w. w. Sellers,
Robt. NJ. Downes of Camden N. j.,
Thomas X. Downes of Belfast town
ship and their sister Mrs. Eta Peck
accompanied by her husband Mr.. G.
f. Peck of Rays Cove were here
Wednesday to attend the funeral of
their father Mr., James E. Downes.