The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-07-01
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
And Notes of Local Interest to
Those at Home ana Abroad.

ID. u. MallOJJ is efecGlng q hno
store room, in which he expects
to be manipulating the yard stick
in few days.
Mr.. II. Nj. Truax aud son and
daughter, Charles and Glendola,
all Of Cleartield, are visiting
friends in Belfast township.
Mr.. and Mrs David Garland of
Belfast, are happy over the add.
ton of fine little daughter to
their family.
j. Il. Ramsey of Saxton, ex-
poets to give the farmers near
Needmore chance to do plenty
of lumber hauling after harvest.
Miss nellie Trout after an ex.
tended visit among friends in
Philadelphia and other places, Is
home again.
In purchasing fruit trees from
an agent, always take and keep
copy of your order to prevent
any misunderstanding when the
trees are delivered.
DR.. Clarence N. Trout having
completed his four years course
in the Philadelphia Dental Col
lege, and taken the examination
before the State Board, returned
home last week.
Paul Johnston entertained the
mem bers of his graduating class
last Thursday evening at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. X. Johnston.
Dr.. J. Grant Hanks, who spent
day or two in town, returned to
his home last Thursday accompa-
MED by his wife and daughter
Helen, who had been spending
some time with friends here.
w. Riley Berkstresser of Tay-
lor, was III McConnellsburg last
Wednesday. He said he saw some
great wheat fields on his way to
town, mentioning those of Henry
Barmont and of James Henry as
being especially fine
Miss Alice Wogan of Hunting
don a former Fulton county teach.
er, but who has been spending
the last nine years in Hunting
don was the guest of Sheriff and
Mrs. F'leck at the jail a few days
last week.
Miss Grace Hixson, Miss Sal,
lie McGraw, and j. Frank Dan
iels, W. Don Morton, and Harry
f.. Seville-all came over on the
hack last Thursday afternoon, re-
turning from the Shippensburg
Normal, having taken the Spring
term at that institution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller of
Hagerstown spent few days on
this side of the mountain. About
twenty years ago Mr.. Miller
worked in the establishment of
A. U. Mace, in this place. He is
now a prosperous business man
on his own account.
We learn that Doctors Rob and
Will Hunter, who have just com
pleted a course IN dentistry, will
locate at Saxton for the present.
They are excellent young men,
and came through their finals, in
cludlng the State Board, with
that satisfaction which is natu-
raj consequence of faithful appli-
cation.
Captain George w, Skinner
has been reelected superintend-
ent of the Scotland Industrial
school by the orphans schools
commission. All the other heads
of departments and members OF
the faculty have been reelected,
except Miss Fedinger, trained
nurse from Philadelphia, whose
place will be taken by Miss Lot
tie Bletsch of Chambersburg.
A Mariner had a rectangular field
which he enclosed with a palina
fence, using two rails to the pan
ell. When it was done he discov
cred he had used just as many
rails as there were acres IN the
held. Required the number o.
acres and rails, the panels being
l64 feet long and the field being
one-half as wide as long. 1t car
be solved.