The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-03-22
NUMBER 27.
PERSONAL.

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Tuesday.
Emanuel H. Sipes of Saluvia was in
town Tuesday.
Our young friend viii Engle OF
Thompson was a caller on Tuesday.
Barber Ed Brake spent day or two
this week with friends in st. Thomas.
George Mills and Joe Lehman of
Union did not forget to come in to see
us this week.
Miss Grace Huston of Clear Ridge
is visiting her aunts, Misses Ella and
Annie Irwin, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Deshong of
Belfast spent day or two this week
at Frank Mason's.
John Il. Locke of Dublin Mills was
in town day or two. He is going
back to Pittsburg soon.
Miss Alice Hamil, who was engaged
with Park, at Libonia, returned home
several days ago.
G.. w. McGraw, Of Brush Creek
valley, and Harry N. Henry of Clear
Ridge, were Saturday callers.
James Keefer, one of Ayr townships
best young teachers was an agreeable
caller at our Office last Saturday.
Sup't Clem Chestnut went down into
Ayr township yesterday, On account
of sickness, he is back with his work.
MIR. and Mrs. j. c. Comerer, of
Thompson township, were visiting
friends in town on Monday and Tues
day last.
Merchant w. f. Hart, of Needmore,
and his brother-iu-law j. c. Mellott,
attended the Sheriff's sale in McCon-
nellsburg Saturday,
John A. Henry, ,ofClearRidge, attend
ed court. John says he has about
half a notion to enter the Associate
Judge race.
John ID. Smith of Emmaville was in
town this week shaking hands with his
friends. John is candidate for the
nomination for Associate Judge.
Ed and Roy Daniels, two excellent
young men of Thompson township,
were the guests of the family of Isaac
Hull, of this place, recently.
Mrs. Annie Neuroth and Mrs. Eph-
RAIN Lake, of Mercersburg, were vis-
itors to the first named lady's parents,
In nd all g..
ago.
Harry w. Hull, who left here last
Thursday, arrived at Cadillac, Michi-
gan, on the following evening We
trust Harry will secure longer fur
Tough the next time he makes "trip
home.
Judge Daniels, Harry Markley, b.
F.. Ranck, II. p. Palmer, and B.. NJ.
Logue were among our Bethel town
ship friends who called this week to
say "How de do.''
After two weeks trip to Philadel-
phia, where she had gone to attend the
funeral OF her brother-in-law, Miss
Minnie II. Mock returned to her home
in Tod township, accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. N. j. Sinnott and little
daughter Eleanore, who will remain
here indefinitely.
While Judge Swope knows how to
hustle court business through, and
save the taxpayers of the county q
whole lot of needless expense, he al
ways finds time after court adjourns
to go around and call on his friends.
Everybody knows the Judge and would
feel sighted if they didn't get chance
to shake hands with him when he
comes to Fulton.
Scott Rinedollar, who learned the
tailor trade with Charles b. Stevens.
of this place, left for Tyrone, Pa, on
Saturday last, where he has secured
employment in large tailoring estab-
lishment. Mr.. Rinedollar served his
employer well and faithfully. He is
moral and industrious young man and
has hosts of friends among the older
as well as the younger members of our
community. Scott is made of such
stuff that is in demand and will make
a success in life.