The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-10-21
CUPID'S LITTLE ARROW
Pierces the Hearts Of Some Of Our Best
Young People.
NOBODY VERY SERIOUSLY HURT.
Charley Scott and Murney Grissinger. Winter
TritIe and Ola Stouteagle, Bruce Ranck
and Miss SheIIenberger.
SCoTT-GRISSINGER.

Mr.. Charles Fletcher Scotland
Miss Clara McMurran G Grisslnger
were married at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel l.. Grissinger in this place
on Wednesday evening of last
week.
The affair was unique in that it
was a genuine surprise to the
forty or fifty guests present.
Every arrangement at the home
had been kept quiet, and at a late
hour neighbors and friends were
informed that Mr.. and Mrs. Girls.
singer would be glad to have them
come in to spend the evening with
them. So informal did the affair
seem that it is said Mrs. Fl. S.
Wishart came very near going IN
her calico dress.
1t was prayer meeting even
ing, and to further keep off sus.
picion the bride and her sisters
went as usual, and the pastor
Rev. @. M. Smith and wife were
asked to join the social gathering
later in the evening.
Imagine the surprise later in
the evening when the groom
quietly drew from his pocket
license and suggested that the
pastor might now proceed to
make him and Miss Murney hus-
band and wife. The minister
gathered himself together min
ute or two, and before the bewil.
dered party knew where they
were at, the ceremony had been
performed.
The dining room door was now
thrown open and the guests were
soon seated at most sumptu-
ously prepared wedding supper,
and the affair ended most de-
lightfully.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott are among
our very best young people and
have the best wishes of a host of
friends. They will go to house
keeping in few days.
TRITLE-STOUTEAGLE.
At Hagerstown last Tuesday,
by Rev. S. w. Owen, D. D., of
the Lutheran church, Mr.. Allen
Winter Tritle of Waynesboro, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. George Tritle
of this place, and Miss Minola,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Stouteagle of Ayr town.
ship, were united in marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tritle returned |
Thursday evening to the home of |
the brides parents, where de,
lightful reception was given, and |
a large number of guests pres,
ent.
The groom has a lucrative po,
sition in the Frick shops, and the
bride is one of the most estlma.
BILE young ladies IN the Cove.
They went to Waynesboro on
Monday, where they at once
went to Housekeeping, carrying
with them the best wishes of
their host of Fulton county
friends.
Observation-Disclosures.
Mr.. e. Bruce Ranck of Altoona
and Miss Minnie Shellenberger
were married at the home of the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Shellenberger, of the
same city, on Tuesday evening of
last week.
The ceremony as performed
by Rev. W. j. Swigart of Hunt
lngdon, and, after congratula-
lions, delightful wedding sup
per was served. At los Wednes.
lay morning Mr.and Mrs. Ranck
eft on wedding tour to include
Philadelphia, New York, Balti.
more and Washington.
The groom is native OF War.
tordsburg, being son of the late
Philip RancK. He went up to AL.
toona four or five years ago, when
MS brother benjamin. was mar.
ried, and was groomsman ON that
occasion, while Miss Shellenber.
ger was bridesmaid. From u
start as seconds" in that affair,
I seemed but natural that they /,