The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-26
NUMBER 81.
PERSONAL.

Billy Hess and Dennis Everts, of
Hesses' Mill, spent Monday in town.
John B. Sipes of near Laidig spcnt
last Thursday in McConnellsburs
Mr.. John A. Pittman, of Sipes Mill,
was an early caller at the News Office
Wednesday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Knepper of
Taylor township spent Tuesday in
McConnellsburg.
Mrs. Jane Ann Snyder and daughter
Addie and son Corder we're in Nc
Connellsburg Monday.
Mrs. Sabina Mellott has been in poor
health recently, and has been with
friends on this side of the mountain
for treatment.
Mr.. Luther KnaulT, of Mercersburg.
spent last Sunday on this side of the
mountain, with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael KnaufT.
Miss Margaret Daniels and Mr.. Il.
Norman Akers of Sipes Mill spent
Friday evening with Miss Daniels,s
sister Mrs. p. u. Mann of this placel
David Gerehart, OF Locust Grove,
stopped at the News Office few min
utes last Friday morning. He had
been working at James G. Kendalrs.
Peter Kirk spent several DAYS the
past week in the eastern cities buying
goods for his store at Big Cove Tan
merry.
Our old friend George Morton.
called to see us few minutes on Mon
day. He was accompanied to town
by his son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. B. A. Truax.
Mr.. Thomas Patterson, of this place,
accompanied by his son James. spent
a few days during the past week look
ing after his farms in Cumberland
county.
Mrs. S. Il. Woollet, Mrs. Il. G.
Trout, Miss Mary Patterson and e.
McNaughton Johnston of this place
attended the fureral of Miss Helen
Brotherton at Waynesboro Monday.
MIR. e. N. Al1ers, of Sipes Mill. who
is selling the famous Blue RibbonIine
buggy was in town last Thursday. If
you need good buggy you would do
well to read his ad in another column.
Miss Margaret Daniels who has lust
recently closed successful school
term in Licking Creek township, spent
few days with friends in town last
week. She expects to go to Pittsburg
in few weeks to visit her sister Mrs.
VIII Dixon.
After -four weeks visit in New
York, Mrs. Alvah Hittman is home
again. She was summoned to the me-
tropolis on account of the fact that her
sister Nettie had an attack of pneu-
monia. The latter we are glad to be
able to state, is recovering, and as
soon as she is well enough to make
the trip, her sister, Mrs Mcintyre
will bring her home
Charlie Irwin, who has been spend
ing most of the past two years in Phil
adelphia attending "A Horological In
stitute has completed the course and
returned to the home of his parents,
Mr., and Mrs. John A. Irwin of this
place Charlie is now professional
ieweler, having completed thorough
course at one of the best institutions
in the country. Just now he is suffer-
ing from an attack of rheumatism.
Rev. j. l.. Grove and layman d. A.
Nelson went to York county on Mon
day mornsng of last week to attend
presbytery. Mr.. Nelson returned on
Wednesday. Mr. Grove expected to
return next day; but when about to
leave for home, he was informed that
his mother, who had been i'll for some
time, seemed to be growing much
weaker. He at once hastened to her
bedside, and was permitted to be with
her as she passed peacefully away on
Thursday.