The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-09-23
ABOUTPEOPLE YOU KNOW.
Snapshots at Their Movements, as They
Come and Go. .s.,.l .-
NAMES OF VISITORS AND VISITED.
Home for Vacation, Away for an Outing, a
Trip for Business or Pleasure, You'll '"il
Find II Right Here.

]
visiting schools this week. -.
The News will keep John
Deavor posted while attending
the Mlllersville Nor NAL this year.
Elliott Rays cider mill will be
in operation four days next week
Tuesday to Friday inclusive.
w. S. Fisher who had been EN-.
ployed at Lancaster, returned to
his home at this place last week.
Oliver Sipes, teacher of the
Daniels school in Licking Greek
township, spent Saturday in town
on business. ......
Any one needing -four sacks
for buck wheat can get all tney
want at Llttle's Bakery at pen
ny piece.
Mrs. II. A. Thompson Of Ty-
rome, is visiting her mother-n-
law, Mrs. M. A. Thompson, and
other friends in this place.
Fred Mock came home from
Pittsburg Sunday and now has
typhoid fever at the home of bis
parents in Tod township,
Mr.. Will French of Pittsburg,
spent few days with his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Clevenger at Hustontown.
David Il. Strait of Saluvia, one
of Fulton county's most success
full teachers, was in this vicinity
delivering books last week.
| Rev. Shenk of Waynesboro will
preach at the home of Christian
Martin in Ayr township next
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
Norman A. Wishart who has
been spending two weeks with
his parents, DIR. and Mrs. Wish
art, returned to Johustown Tues
day.
William II. Moore Of Saluvia,
spent several days in Chambers
buag last week, where he was
called to attend court as a wit
ness in civil suit.
Mrs. William Clevenger and
little daughter Amy, spent sever
al days last week at the home of
Mrs. Clevenger's mother, Mrs.
OFT at Back Run.
| Otto +. Rexroth, a successful
com mission merchant of Omaha.
Neb., spent from Friday until
Monday visiting his mother and
other friends in this place.
John w. Selsor and his sister,
Miss Annie, spent a few days at
Mercersburg attending the car
nival. John says it is the first
outing he has taken for two
years. ..- -..... .-....
Mr.. Cletus Palmer, who holds
a lucrative position in Buffalo, n
Y, after having spent his sum
mer vacation with hls parents,
Commissioner and Mrs. Ii. Park
Palmer, returned TO his place of
business day or two ago.
Last Friday as Mary r., daueh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. p. Tn
ger Of the Cove, vas out ia the
strawberry patch she was sur
prised TO find second crop Of
fine large berries, some beng
more than an inch in diameter,
Mrs. Albert Heikes arrived ut
her home at Great Falls, Montana
a few days ago, after having
! spent three months very pleasant
ly visiting her daughters Phebe
and Lucy at Mt. Vernon, Mo,
and Lillian at Harrisburg, Pa.
Rev. James F. Glass of Elys-
bury, Pa, and sister Mrs. Viii
liam Miller and little daughters
Lillian and Irma of Chicago, visit
ed the family of d. r. Mumma at
Hustontown, and other friends
near their old home at Laidig last
!. week.
: Frank NJ. Diehl and Director,
l James Mckee of Whips Cove,
: We're in town last Saturday, Owi
: ing to the resignation of A. NJ.
Hixson at Oak Grove, Mr.. Diel;l
!, has consented to teach the school
! and was oyer last Saturday aud
took tho examination = q s-E.h Sls'
ID