The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-12-20
NUMBER IA.
PERSONAL.

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Mr.. John Harris OF Saluvia spent
Monday in McConnellsburg.
Postmaster Ed II. Austin OF Saluvia
was in town few hours last Friday.
VIM kelner, one OF Belfast's pros
porous farmers, was in town Tuesday.
Miss Cora Speer, of Salvvia, spent
few days visiting friends in town
during the past week.
Mr.. Will Boyer of Chambersbure
was the guest Of Mrs. NJ. B. Trout's
family few days last week.
Charlie Raker, who has been at
Williamsburg during the past year is
at home for few months.
j. Pott Mckee, of Gem, and his
brother Wesley of Needmore were at
McConnellsburg Monday.
DR.. w, L, McKibbin and brother
George of Union, spent a few days in
town during the past week.
Roy w. Decker, is returning from
Republic, Ohio, and making his home
near Warfordsburg.
DR.. win Robinson, of Philadelphia
was in town few days last week, the
guest of the family Of Cal. S. NJ. Rob
inson.
Miss Minnie Dickson and her sister.
Mrs. w. Scott Alexander, spent from
Saturday until Monday with friends at
Saluvia.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. +. Adlesperger. of
Republic, Ohio, are visiting Mrs.
Adlosperger's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. l.. Peck of Covalt, Pa.
Mr.. j. II, Covalt and son Simeon.
spent Monday and Tuesday in this
place looking after the interests of the
Fulton Telephone Company
Mrs. Elliot Ray and daughter Em-
ma of Big Cove Tannery made a
pleasant call at the News office while
in town last Thursday.
G. NJ. Brant, of Taylor; and Charlie
Davis and W. S. Brant, of Licking
Creek, were agreeable callers at the
News Office last Saturday.
Mr. Harvey Myers and Miss Ivey
Brubaker, of Welsh Run, were visit
ing the latter's cousin, Mrs. Ellie Fry
man of Ayr Saturday and Sunday.
W. II. Peck, Esq, of Gem, was in
town Tuesday. VIII says his new
mill is doing excellent work. Those
wanting grinding done should go on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Ed Reisner who is taking his
senior year at the @. V. State Normal
came last Thursday evening to spend
the holidays with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs j. G. Reisner of this place
DR., j. G. Hanks, of Rays Hill, and
brother, Mr.. Nathan b. Hanks of
Emmaville, left for Philadelphia on
Monday moring, where they intend to
spent the week. Everett Press.
Mr.. G. U. Fryman, formerly of the
Cove, but now of Berrien, Michigan,
is visiting friends in this county. Up.
ton left the Cove twenty eight years
ago; but judging from his appearance,
time has dealt gently with him during
all this time.
Mrs. Harry Saunders of Gettysburg
and her sister Mrs. Sheely of Oxford,
spent last week with their sister Mrs.
A. G. Wolf in this place. Mrs. Saund-
ers's husband came over Saturday
and the party left for their homes
Monday. They are very pleasant
people, and they will be welcome vis-
itors to our town any time il may
suit their convenience to return.
Mr.. II. b. Hege and j. M. Myers,
two Of Franklin county's leading
teachers, spent last Saturday night on
this side of the mountain, the guests
of Mr. Hege's sister, Mrs. Tobie Gla-
zier. Mr.. Hege is teaching near Mer-
cersburg this winter and MIR. Myers is
principal of the schools at Lamaster.
These gentlemen have purchased the
General Merchandising Store OF Hol-
linger and Ritchie in Mercersburg and
will take possession April /. They
are both good fellows, and we wish
them success in their new venture.