The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-10-12
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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, q
. Trip for Business or Pleasure. You'H
Find Il Right Here.

AlJlui MdulCN OF 100, Is pend
ing a few weeks over the noun,
ain.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson of
Dublin township, were amorg the
town visitors yesterday
Mr.. c. NJ. Braut, of West Dub
In, was among the number of
callers at this Office Monday.
Mr.. job Plessinger, of Pleasant
Grove, aud his sons, George and
Russell, spent Tuesday in town.
Sheriff D. c. Fleck and l.. Il.
While, Esq, attended lodge at
Fort Littleton last Saturday
night.
Miss Myrtle Stevens, teacher
of the Mud Level School in Dub
lin township, spent last Saturday
IN town.
Dan Trout and Q. L. Greathead
spent several days the first of
this week IL Everett aud Bedford
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John OFT and lit
tie daughter Edna. are visiting
friends in Everett and IN Morri-
sons Cove.
Mr. and Mrs Lemuel Cline Of
Fort Littleton, spent last Satur-
day the guests of Sheriff and
Mrs. d. c. F'leck.
Rev. DR.. West, a member OF
the board of trustees of Wilson
College, attended meeting of
that body at Chambersburg, last
Monday.
iir. Samuel G.. Miller, of Mark
lesburg, Pa, is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Daniel Mock, o. Tod, and
his brother. j. ". MH'au ii
Burnt Cabins.
Miss Lo Y. Hess, al9 mas
yeeu visiting lria-ds &. o#uu.d
the Cove, left last Saturday lor
Adams county, where she viii
visit her sister, Mrs. l.. 1. Hill.
Merrick Stoner, John 5. Nav.
gel, John Davidson, j. Ramsey,
and Thomas Little, of Bedford,
were in town Monday night on
their way to the Hagerstown
Falr.
Miss Pearl Laidig, OF Huston.
town, who had been visiting
/ friends in Chambersburg for
some time, spent a few days last
week with her friend, Miss Hes
ter Stevens of this place.
Mr., and Mrs, Austin Swope, Of
Homestead, Pa, are visiting
/ friends in this county. Mrs.
Swope and her mothe,.ln law,
Mrs, Ruth Swope, speut last Sat
urday at McConnellsburg.
Mrs. Rlnehart, one of the in
spectors of the Womeu's Relief
Corps. visited the Corps ia, this
town last Saturday, and remain.
ed over Sunday the guest Of dif-
ferent members v the Order.
After a visit of four weeks in
McConnellSburg. Mrs. Wilson l..
Mace and baby returned to her
nome in Carlisle. She was ac.
compauied home by her mother
in.law, Mrs. a. L. Mace, for few
days visit.
Mrs. ). b. Woollet, the popu-
lar laudlady of the Washington
House, went up to Bedford last
Saturday, where she joined her
brother, John Fisher, and his
" lie, and some other friends, and
,.isy all loft that place on Monday
for tho Worlds Far. After tax.
INK 10 the sights in ST. Louis,
Mrs. Woolet Will VISIT among her
friends in other points in the West.
Mr.. a. NJ Richards, the hust-
ling farmer on the Newt Hoke
hrm south OF town, was INTEREST,"
I'D m the statement made m these
columns hast week that William
~. Woodal had drilled Ia sixteen
uros of e hr.,i in % day and n half.
! Aaron says ii II rs not too mu h
truubIe, we might inform viii
tbat ne (Aalon) drilled eighteen
acres IN a day and half, and
.lia't think he was hurrying
mech.