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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-17
Fulton County Reunion.

On Saturday, June 18th, a jovl
al crowd of Fulton county, Penn
sylvania, people who reside in
the vicinity of Republic, O., gath.
cred at the home of Dwight Ma.
son to hold their Annual Reuni.
on.
Those present were-Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Garland and sons Gil.
bert and John; Mr.. D. o. Gar.
land, wife, and daughter Alma;
William Weaver and wife; Mr..
and Mrs. Freeman Nelkirk and
sons, Lawrence and Carl; Master
Frank Mason; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Funk and daughter Opal; MIR. A.
N. Peck, wife, and daughters
Ethel and Ruth; Mr.. Neal Kiefer,
wife, and daughter Guesta; Mr..
Calvin Keifer and wife; Miss Ger.
trude Garland; Messrs. McCau-
ley Peck, Roy Decker, Ross Hix-
son, Lewis Lenhart, and John
Ader-all of Republic, O.; Mr..
John Seville, wife, and children
Bertha, Anna, Ruth and Harry,
of Bloomdale, O., Mrs. Maud Ry.
an of Findley, o.; Misses Lolo
and Cora Decker of Tiffin. O., and
Miss Clara Powell, who came
from Chicago and stopped over
for the Reunion; also, ten Ohio
visitors.
The Reunion had heretofore
not been well organized for vari-
GUS reasons. This time it was
organized by electing, temporari-
ly, George Garland president,
Roy w. Decker, vice president,
Cora Decker. secretary and Nc.
Cauley Peck, assistant secretary.
d. o. Garland, CALVIN Keifer
and Dwight Mason were appoint
ed a Committee on Arrange
ments.
1t was decided to hold the next
Reunion at the home of VIM. Funk
the second Saturday in June,
1904.
The day was joyously spent by
all in chatting, vocal and instru-
mental music. recltations by the
little folks, and croquet; and of
course most bountlful dinner
was not the least enjoyable part
(and if you don't believe this, dear
just ask Cauley and Will.
All departed for their homes
about a P. M.-glad they were
there-if it was a rainy day.
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New Grenada.

Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Diveu Of
Shade Gap, visited the family OF
Geo. Shafer recently.
John A. McClain is housed ur
with measles at the home of his
mother at this place.
DR.. and Mrs. John r. Hunter
and son Russell, of Lewistown.
visited H.H. Bridenstine last Sat.
urday.
Mrs. Kate Alloway and Mrs.
Kate Mills spent a day recently
at Three Springs.
Mrs. Alice McClain, and Post.
mistress and son Vaughn, are
having an outing with friends in
the Smoky City.
Miss Kate Cromer of Fort Lit
tleton,is among her many friends
in our village.
VIM. II. Bivens saw his dog act
ing straugely-golng into a mad
tit. He seized the nearest weap.
on, which was double barreIed
mattock, and swiped the cur out
of existence. Well done, Billy.
The recent act passed by our
school board as Board of Health
in Wells, to have all dogs muzzled
inside of five days or have them
destroyed, is, no doubt, all right
for the protection of the people
but has started many a debate as
to the legality of the same; and
further, is it any use to muzzle
the dogs in Wells while the dogs
in the adjoining counties and
townships are all running at
large? Is this the tail end of the
Salus-Grady MuMler?
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse B. McClain
visited Mrs. Lillian Bernhardt at
Three Springs on Saturday.
Mrs. Bernhardt intends starting
to Alaska next Monday.
Trough Creek Valley has a
young man who created a little
excitement one day recently. He
had been out one night attending
a lecture. Next day he was plow.
ing corn, sat down in the field to
rest and fell asleep. The neigh.
bors seeing the team standing
and the boy missing, started a
search, thinking something unu.
sual had occurred. They learned
that the lad had simply fallen
asleep, and the excitement ceas.
ed.
New Grenada was poorly rep.
resented at the Sunday school
convention at Wells Tannery.-
DR.. Campbell and Thomas Ram.
sey were the only representa-
tives.
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Farmers Institutes for 19O3-4.

Farmers Institutes for 19O3-4.
A meeting of the County Board
of institute workers was held in
the office of the County Commis-
sioners, McConnellsburg, Pa,
June 8, 1908, according to ap-
pointment.
President r. M. Kendall stated
the object of the meeting to be
the arrangement for the meet.
ings of the County Farmers In.
stitute. ]. M. Hixson applied for
an institute to be held at Crystal
Springs; George Sigel represent
ed Buck Valley; Frank Ranck,
Warfordsburg; Harry Hess, Need
more, and ]. f. Johnston, Nc.
Connellsburg.
On motion it was decided that
the first three named places
should receive Institutes, and
that the State should be asked To
SO arrange. After filing out
blanks, the meeting adjourned.
w. @. PATTERSON,
Sec'v.
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Wells Tannerv.

Tom Sipes of Saxton, spent
the time of the Convention with
his father, Mr.. Dennis B Sipes
DR.. John r. Hunter of Lewis.
town, joined his wife and son
John Russell at the home of Mrs.
Hunters parents, Captain and
Mrs. Harvey Wishart, and re.
mained until Monday.
Mrs. j. g. Kirk of Everett, who
came down TO attend the conven.
tion, and spend a week among
friends in the Valley was sum-
moned home Saturday morning,
on account of the illness of her
husband.
Mr.C. 5. Dougherty of Altoona
was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Il. l@aumgardner, Friday night.
Mr.. Dougherty is mem Der of the
Fulton County Rod and Gun club,
and was down looking after their
property on Sideling Hill noun
tain.
Mrs. William +. HoSe and sou
Master Frank, of Saxton, came
over Friday morning to attend
the Convention and visit her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Span
gler. She was accompanied home
Saturday afternoon by her sis
ter-in-law Miss Mamie Hoke of
McConnellsburg, who, also, came
up for the Convention.
Miss Nora Griffith of Philadel-
phia, is spending her summer va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. o. Griffith. Her brother,
Prof. Horace Griffith, who has
just completed another years
work as principal of the schools
ut Derrick, Pa, is home, as is, al
so, Miss Alice. Mr.. and Mrs.
Griffith are to be congratulated
on the pleasure of having their
children all around the home
board again.
The Fulton County Sunday
School Association held it's annu-
al convention in this place last
Thursday and Friday. Notwith.
standing the fact that a cool rain
was falling much of the time, me-
cessitating closed doors and ar
tlticial heating, the attendance
was fair, and the work done of a
high character. One of the things
notable is, that while the Sunday
school contributes about IS out of
every hundred persons that be-
come members of the protestant
churches, there was but one min
lister at the convention, and he
was not Baptist, either.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-17
Hand Mangled.

Daniel HI. Comerer of this place
is employed at the creamery at
Webster Mills.
Last Saturday while the engine
was running, the belt slipped off
a large driving pulley, the rim of
which runs near the brick floor of
the engine room. In attempting
to readjust the belt, Mr.. Conner
er's left hand was caught and
whirled around between the rim
of the pulley and the brick floor
terribly mangling the hand. The
brave young man calmly walked
to DR.. Sappington's Office and
without taking advantage of the
usual anaesthetics, submitted to
the ordeal of having the wounded
member dressed.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-17
Road Meeting

a meeting of the citizens and
taxpayers of Ayr township was
held at the Office of tho County
Com missioners of Fulton county,
for the purpose of discussing the
new Road Law lately passed by
the Legislature of Pennsylvania,
and signed by the Governor.
Hon. David a. Nelson was
chosen chairman and w. G. Pat.
terSon, secretary. Hon. s. w.
Kirk being called upon, answered
many questions bearing on the
bill, after which, on motion, it
was decided that 1t was the sense
of the meeting that the super
visors of the township of Ayr be
requested to apply to the county
commissioners to appeal to the
State Highway Department for
Ayr townships share of the ap.
for the purpose of as
sisting in the construction and
of the roads of said
township.
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Andcrson-Madden.

j. Grant Anderson, of Clear
Ridge, Fulton county, and Miss
Gertrude the accomplished daugh
ter of Jehu Madden of Meadow
Green, Huntingdon county, were
united in the holy bonds of matri.
mony on Wednesday, June 3, 1908
by the Rev. G. p. Rutledge, at the
Windsor Hotel, Philadelphia, aud
after spending near a week there
and at Atlantic City, returned to
the home of the bride on Tuesday
June 9th where a host of friends
of the contracting parties were
awaiting their return and refresh
ments were served according to
the season.
On Wednesday evening they ar
rived at the home of the groom $
mother, Mrs. Mary Anderson,
where an elabrate supper was
served, during the evening, the
Calithumpians turned out in an
old time serenade. The bride is
one OF Huntingdon county's most
efficient teachers and a most pop
ular and estimable young lady,
that is held in high esteem where
ever she goes, and it is not neces.
sary to say that she will be miss.
ed in the community where she
resided.
The groom is no less popular
and is very intelligent and in
dustrious young man, he has been
employed the past few years in
Pitcairn, and the young couple
will take up their residence at
that place in the near future.
We extend congratulations.
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Thompson.

June 16-.Fine growing wealth.
er.
John G. Carbaugh and Samuel
Secrist are quite poorly; Mrs. L.
M. Fisher, better.
Mrs. Lib Shives, Miss Lib yea.
kle, and A. V. Funk were guests
of John H. Brewers family last
Sunday.
Frank Martin visited his broth.
er Howard last Saturday and
Sunday.
Stella Sigel and Olive Gregory
spent last Saturday-at VIM. Sig.
els near Covalt.
ID. II. Humber was at Eli
Funk S and Thomas Truax's Mon.
day.
Frank Martin dug a cistern 9
feet deep, and 8 feet in diameter,
for p. p. Shives.
Mrs. Palmer Barnhart was last
Sunday, baptized by Rev. Baugh-
er near Covalt.
Rev Logue will preach at Anti
och next Saturday evening, and
Rev. Shull will nraach at zion
same evening and Sunday morn
! ing ut 10 o'clock.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-17
Clear Ridge.
township,

June 10.-Mrs. Isabella Ram
sey, who has had her home with
Elder George Stevens, spent the
past week visiting friends here
Luther Myers is afflicted with
something like st. Vitus dance.
Mrs. Diana Bare of Maddens.
vile spent from Wednesday until
Sunday with her niece, Mrs. j.
A. Henry.
John Baker and wife, who spent
the past week with relatives, re.
turned to their home at Maple.
ton Depot on Saturday.
Ada Briggs who had been with
her sister here, has returned to
her home in Franklin county.
Bert Winegardner made a fv.
lng trip down the Cove the last of
the week.
Miss Louie Kerlin is spending
this week with her sister Mrs.
Bert Henry near Knobsvllle.
Mrs. Thomas Cromwell and
da lighter Mrs. Fred Barritt, the
latter of Philadelphia, spent Thurs.
day in the home of Joseph Baker.
Miss Sadie Wilson spent Satur.
day night at the home of her
uncle, William Grove.
Grant Anderson was married
on Thursday to Miss Gertrude
Madden of Three Springs.
Miss Millie Huston spent Wed.
nesday at her uncle Bland Ba1s
netts, at Waterfall.
Miss Elnora Heeter left on
Monday for Huntingdon where
she will be engaged IN the mill.
merry business.
Calvin Henry and wife spent
Sunday with friends at Fort Lit.
tleton.
Miss Lucy Gallaher, who has
been home visiting her father,
spent the past week with relatives
at Burnt Cabins.
The Calithumpian band called
on Mr. and Mrs. Graut Anderson
last Wednesday night and made
then believe that the Spanlards
We're near.
j. ii. Aller of Knobsville passed
through town last Thursday.
Our boys are making great pre-.
parations for the Fourth of July.
W. l., Fields, r. j. Fields, w.
Il Fields, Cleve Fields, j. II. Bak.
er, and Calvin Baker came home
from Sixmile Run Friday.
Our town was shocked last Sat.
urday morning to see Cleve Hen.
ry bring drove of cattle in. 1t
looked as though Cleve had play.
ed out, and had mounted one of
the animals to ride. He said that
the Fourth of July was coming
lose.
Chlldren's services were held
here on Sunday evening.
Mrs. John L. Henry has been
in very poor health the past few
months, and Luther Myers is af.
Alcted with nervous prostration.
Mrs. Kitzinger of Indiana, who
is visiting her grandfather James
kerlin, Sr., spent the past two
we ks with her aunt Mrs. Eliza
Cline and children at Burnt
Mrs. Fred Barritt of Philadei.
phla has come to spend a part OF
the summer with her aged pa
rents, Mr.. Thomas Cromwell and
wife.
Mrs. Diana Bard of Maddens-
vile and Mrs. Isabella Ramsey of
Carlisle spent a portion Of the
week here.
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Married.

Ross-cHENEY. Tuesday, June
8, 1903, at the Office of the officia.
ting Justice, L. b. While, McCon-
nellsburg, Pa, James Ross and
Jennie Cheney, both of Bedford
county.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-17
NUMBER 4 o
LOCAL And PERSONAL.
Brief Mention of Persons and
Places You Know.

C1Ex-Com missioner A. NJ. Corbn
of Taylor was an early Monday
morning caller.
Messrs. M. L. Laidig and Isaas
Baker, two of Taylor's represa an.
tative citizens, spent Monday in
town.
Mrs. Fred Barritt of Philadcl.
phia Is visiting her parents N D.,
and Mrs. Thomas Cromwell for u
few weeks.
The subscription list of the
Fulton County News has been
growing in great shape during
the past few weeks.
Our friend j. w. Deshong of
Pleasant Ridge dropped in to see
US few minutes while in town
Tuesday.
Mr.. Will Rohm, of GapsvilIc,
Bedford county, spenta a few days
visiting in the family of J. V.
Stouteagle last week.
j. F. Deavor of Hustontown,
and II. l.. Heaton of Waterfall
spentTuesday at McConnellsburg
Pa.
M. r. Shaffner, Esq, will re-
organize the Spring House, Valley
Sunday school at two o clock, next
Sabbath afternoon.
Mr.. John Hartman of Freder.
icksburg, Va, is visiting in the
family of Mr.. and Mrs. JIG. Reis-
ner.
Prof B. N. Palmer was, last
week, reelected principal of the
Orbisonia schools at a salary of
500 month.
A member of the famous Car
Isle Indian School Band has
been employed as a cornet solo
ist at the Bedford Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Booth
spent from Friday until Sunday,
with Mrs. Booths s father Mr.. A.
G. Grissinger in Tod.
Ed. Reisner is home again.
Since he was here last summer he
has taught term of school sue
cessfully in Lancaster county and
done years at Ursinus college.
Mrs. Maiissa Lodge of Brush
Greek accompanied by her son
Charley, spent Saturday and Sun
day with her son -ln-law and daugh
ter, Hon. and Mrs. S. w. Kirk of
this place.
Mrs. 81. E. Trogler and Miss
Edith Trogler, near Mercersburg
went over last Saturday to spend
a few days with the formers
mother, Mrs. Harriet Deshong.
in Licking Creek township.
The third annual camp meeting
OF the Salvation Army will be
held IN John M. Carbsugh's s grove
on Timber Ridge, commencing on
Thursday evening June %, and
continuing over three Sundays.
VIM. Alexander of Lemastef,
took his son-in-law, w. ]. Cline,
to the latter's home near Fort
Llttleton last Friday and remain.
ed until Monday. Mr.. Cline ex.
poets to leave for Pittsburg to.
day, Wednesday.
The Pennsylvania State Educa,
tional Association meets at Wilkes
barre June 30, July / and 3. A
line program is offered, and thero
VIII no doubt be a large gathering
OF teachers and friends of educa.
ton.
Mrs. Mary Cromer spent sev.
eral days last week visiting IA
Franklin county and attended the
Sheriff's sale of the Williamson
Creamery in which Mrs. Cromcr
held some stock. This stock was
at one time worth 5000 a share.
and contrary to her own iudg.
ment she held it until now She
has to take IS share for it.
George Z. Jenkins and Lewis
Haines of York, Pa, passed
through town Tuesday forenoon.
The former left York Monday
morning to ride to Clinton, Iowa,
IN his wheel, in fifteen days, ON a
wager of $50, a condition of which
s, that he should leave York with
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-26
LOCAL NEWS.

School books at Olsen's drug store.
NJ Lauterback of Redwood Falls, WAS
i the city Thursday.
Chas. Toberer was a business visitor
10 Springfield Friday.
Watch for the street parade of Trous-
dale Bros. Big Ministries.
The Lutheran parochial shool opened
Monday for the fall term.
Rev. Father F. S. Rant went to St..
Paul Sunday for short stay.
Mrs. VIM. Yoerg of Winthrop, visited
last week with relatives in the city.
Mrs Geo. Zickrick went to St. Paul
Friday for visit with her daughter.
Mrs. A. G. Ocbs of Springfield, is be-
ing entertained by New Ulm relatives.
County Attorney Einar Hoidale went
to Minneapolis on legal business Friday.
Dr.. D. F. Wood of Hanska, was here
Friday calling upon professional friends.
John Bobleter, was a passenger for
Gaylord Saturday, rem aiming over Sun
day.
Miss Maude Wheeler and Miss Frances
Duane, both of Mankato, visited in the
city Sunday.
Mrs. Herman Held journied to St.
Paul Friday, her husband joining her
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Green will cele.
brate their golden wedding anniversary
on September 9th.
A very large crowd attended the har.
vest dance in the Star Hall Sunday night
and fine time is reported.
Mrs. L. A. Fritsche entertained at her
home on German street Saturday even.
Ing in honor of Mrs. E. G.. PAIL.
Yesterday was the opening day of the
Winthrop street fair and carnival. I,
will continue through tomorrow.
Geo. Groebner, Jr., returned to hif
home in Winthrop Friday after a visit
with his uncle, Wenzel Groebner.
DR.. O. G. Strickler left Thursday fo1
Lansing, Mich, to pay his mother I
brief visit. He returned Monday.
Mrs. Otto Schell entertained part,
of lady trends at her pleasant home
south of the city Friday afternoon.
Poles are being erected in the outlyin
districts and the stringing of wire for til
alarm system will be begun shortly.
The new Crescent caps, very lates
thing in the line of ladies' head gea
Just received. You should have ON
NJ rs. T. Thomas, at the Millinery Parlor
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-26
House For Sale Cheap.

Modern 8-room brick house located
on Minnesota and 9th North streets Of
fered for sale cheap. House has electric
light and city water. Good barn on the
premises. For price and terms apply to
this office or to Geo. Groebner, Win
throp, MINI. as
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-26

nerchants Free Street Fair and Carnival.
Winthrop, MINI, Aug. 75-27, 1903.
~ For above occasion the Minneapolis q
ST. Louis will sell round trip excursion
tickets at very low rates, good to return
Aug %. Call on agents for particulars.
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Good Girl wanted.

a good girl is wanted to do general
house work. Permanent situation with
wages Of $3.50 per week. Inquire at 10
O'clock Friday morning at 1913 South
Minnesota street.
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0efabrli4er Giembabmunfau.

Nuf Der Station aple ereionete
fid am Wontag Wurgen cine 4pQiz
fi0n. inbem Der Haffaoiersug SEQ. 5
in ben Baiiagier5ug SEQ. Z, Der arpei
Stunoen binter ieiner Tabrseit au-
rid mar unb auf Der Station bielt,
b~ineinfubr. Grant Brice, Der Sns
genieur BON SEQ. S, batte bic @eiftes-
gegernuart, ais er ben Bug enblid)
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GotOmDtiDe 3urid5uitelIen uno bic
vuftpuripe a15uoreben, mdbreno ct
benz 6ei5er 5urief, abauipringen uno
ltdb 81 %retter, mas bieier aHb that.
Urice blieb auf feinem BDiten, tpurbe
aber beuuBtlo8 a~ufgefunber unb Elm
JuB mnBte ibm arnputirt perben.
Der Sblafpagen, ge9en melfen Die
xutDmptiue anlief, tpuroe umaeltiirat
uno fieben BON ben finfaebn Baifo=
0ieren erbielten Berlebuneen.
Nerlett uuroen ebenfans bic Boit.
elects Srnat unb Gubplf Bernbarbt,
Die fiH in benz Der 2Dfomptipe fofs
geroen BDft-Wagen befanben, lprpie
oer @rprebbDte .. u. @ann uno oet
Drerrier Soe CUNNINGHAM.
Die BerLebten pur6en nad &ultir
gebraht, nad3oem bon bort Ihur
6r3tlihe 6ilfe einsetrDffen NOR.
Die Hahagiere, bic 8erlebunger
erlitten, finb 8. .. @ursmid por
Mount Ternon, Wunoe am 3opf
Mirs. IS. M. 2igginS BON San Mn
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MQerlet.

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mite CUR &euifiDn be6 ltdotiiben
Sreibrtefes getban bat, 1T, bab es
bic @rbebung elmer @enerbeiteuer
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aus ben B%eitimmungen oeS neuen
DptumenteS geitriben bat.
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8erlammlung BON Birgern I'M Sn=
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[ai1en mDroen, Die in iplden Dingen
elm 10 bibibes 8eritdnoniB beuieien
bat.
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tdr oe8 2pceum IffociatiDn, bot fid
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