The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-06-22
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, a
Trip for Business or Pleasure, You'll
Find II Right Here.

was in town few hours last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Dawney spent last
week with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Abram Runyan on Walnut
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. David NJ. Ken
dali of the Cove, were guests of
the editors family last Saturday
evening.
Mr.. Clarence Mellott of And.
over, who has just completed
term in Indiana's great Normal
at Valparaiso, spent few hours
in town last Thursday.
Mrs. S. NJ. Cook left last Fri.
day to visit friends IN Chambers.
burg and to attend the commence.
ment exercises at the Scotland
Industrial school Monday.
Wellesley II. Greathead return.
ed home last Thursday evening
after having spent week attend
ing the L. S. District Court at
Williamsport, Pa, as petit juror.
Mr.. D. NJ. Good, a member of
the Geiser Manufacturing Com
pany at Waynesboro, spent two
or three days in this place last
week looking after the interests
of their company.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Vaschel Brengle
and daughter Mrs. Thomas Leo,
who had been visiting Rev. and
Mrs. Adams at the M. f.. ParsOn.
age, returned to their home at
Bedford Monday.
George Rexroth of the Fulton
House, spent the past week IN an
outing down al Baltimore and the
Eastern Shore. Mr.. James Heu
ry OF Tod, had charge Of the office
during Georges absence.
Miss Emily Greathead, who
had been visiting her brother
Newt and family at Staunton,
Va, returned home last week ac
companied by her niece and
! nephew Anna, and John McCar-
: roll Dellinger Greathead.
Miss Kathryn Metzler, one of
Fulton's most popular teachers,
received notice last Thursday ev-
= enlng that she had been elected
to position in the graded school
of Clearfeld for the ensuing term
y of nine months at salary Of
S45.0 month.
=, Mr.. NJ. w. Mace of the Fulton
;. County Bank, McConnells burg,
was town visitor on Friday after
i, noon. We hear Mr.. Mace spoken
of as acandldate for County Treas
urer of his county, on the Repuh d.
. lican ticket. He would make n
popular candidate. -Mcrcers.
burg Journal.
d. b. Mace, South Nam street,
5 and his daughter, Miss Jess, left
= Wednesday morning for au cT-
=. tended trip west. They will join
Mrs. Mace aud Miss Nell at Kau,
!. sas City, Missouri, where they
: will spend some time and togeth.
}, er they will take IN the st. Louis
$ Exposition before returning
@ home.-Valley Spirit, Cham bers.
burg.
AT meeting of the soldier s
orphan school commission at
Harrisburg last Thursday, Cap
tain Skinner was reelected su
perintendent of the Scotland
o school. The commission evident
ly think the Captain is the man
, for the place, for there are men
. who would be willing to take hls
position if opportunity offered
- them a chance.
ct MIR. and Mrs. d. w. Faust and
ID their daughter Mary and the lat
Q, ter's school friends, Miss Castur
5, of Pittsburg, Miss Smith of Mer'
r cersburg, Miss Huifmire OF
e Boonesboro, Md, Miss Maso of
s, Greensburg, Pa, Miss Wagner
W of Funkstown, Md, and Miss
a. Helm of New Providence, Pa f,
in drove over from Mercersburg
le last Thursday and took dinner at
the Fulton House.