The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-10-14
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
Snapshots at Their Movements, as They
Come and Go.
NAMES OF VISITORS AND VISITED.
Home for Vacation, Away for an Outing,
Trip for Business or Pleasure, You'll
Find il Right Here.

an early Monday morning visitor
to town.
DR., West attended an adjourn.
ed session of presbytery at Car
Isle Monday.
MIR. Davy Mace of Chamber
burg, was seen on the streets of
this place, couple days last
week.
Miss jennie G. Stewart of Har-
risonvllle, spent Friday night the
guest of Mrs. L. h. While of this
place.
Hon. John Daniels of Bethel,
was among the visitors at court
last week. Judge never misses
court.
Mr.. jeff Evans and sou Carl of
Braddock, Pa, spent 2 day and
night of last week al the home of
Daniel Elvey.
Mr.. w. ii. Arison, manager Of
the Carborundum Company at
Niagara Falls, Ontario, is much
interested court visitor this week.
Howard and John Sinner, OF
McKees Rocks, Pa, are visiting
their mother Mrs. Annie Sinner
of this place.
Misses Mary Grove and Ida
Steck of Welsh Run spent a few
days in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
r. S. Patterson of this place.
Miss Sadie Stewart, of Harri-
sonville, is spending this week
with friends in Hagerstown,
where she will attend the fair.
Frank Mort of Clear Ridge and
Easton Stinson of Sixmile Run
spent a few hours in town Mon
day on their way to the Hagers.
town fair
Mrs. Catharine McClaln of VII
merding, and her son Josie and
his family of Pittsburg, are visit
ing Daniel Rinehart's family and
other friends near Gracey.
Communion service at Green.
hill Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning at 1O:30; prepar-
atory service Saturday afternoon
at 200 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Johns
ton returned home Monday
morning after a nice visit to
Clearspriug, Md, and with Mr..
Johpston's brothers, Stillie and
Richard.
A postal from Mrs. s. M. Cook
informs her friends that she ar.
rived at Mt. Carol, ILL.,, safe aft
er spending a delightful day in
Chicago, where she took in the
city in an automobile.
A. U. Mace, of the Merchant
Tailoring establishment, is now
in the eastern cities buying mate.
rial for fashionable winter suits,
together with full line of gents
furnishing goods and ready made
clothing.
Hima.Clevenger near Hancock,
was up last week and rented
Thomas F. Sloau's farm in AYR
township. Mr.. Clevenger has
had some experience on Big Cove
farms, and will no doubt prove a
good tenant.
Ii. W. Harper, of Chambers.
burg, one of the most popular
grocery salesman on the road.
was accompanied on his regular
trip to this county last week, by
Mrs. Harper, and by Mr.. aud
Mrs, A. Lincoln Shirk. Mr.. Shirk
is one of Chambersburg's loading
hardware merchants and they ex.
pressed themselves as being SIDE
lighted with their trip"
On Monday evening the west.
ern mail brought to Prof. VIM.
M. Peck, editor, request that
he announce in the Fulton Coun
ty News and in the Fulton Demo.
crat the engagement of one of
Licking Creek townships fair
ladies, but as there is no William
M. Peck, editor, in this neck o.
timber, and as the writer of the
letter forgot to sign his, her or
their names to the article, the
whole business looks like a job
nut upOn SOmebodv.