The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-11-02
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Mrs. Rowe McClain and chill,
dren of Mount Union are among
friends at this place and Wells Val
ley.
Mrs. n. u. Cunningham is seri
ously Ill. Her life for a few days
hung in the balance. She is some
better now.
Mrs. Carrie Linikin of Alleghe.
ny, Pa, and Mrs. Martha Akers
of Huntingdon visited their broth
er, F. G. Mills, the past week.
Elder w. III. Dressler preached
his farewell sermon at Bethel on
Sunday evening. He was accom-
panied by Scott Cutchall of
Brownsville.
In looking about our nearby vii
lage, Waterfall, we see the spirit
of improvement manifested at A.
\. Writer'S. He has now two nice
new porches-one at the store en-
trance and the other at his dwell
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt and Mr..
and Mrs. Cypher of Williamsburg
stayed "a week here at the Houck
House. The gentlemen enjoyed
themselves cunning. On Sunday
John Thomas, our liveryman, con-
veyed them to McConnellsburg.
The Bethel Sunday school, under
the superintendency of Squire Nc
Donough, is still progressing; and
the hour of school Is now 2 O'Clock
p. m, which will give us all a
chance to get our snooze out on
Sunday morning. We would again
invite those who don't work at the
Sunday school trade to join in and
help-both old and young.
A wildcat, catamount or some
other fierce wild animal annoved
this village few evenings by its
unearthly yells, and finally got so
bold as to come to Richard Allo-
ways garden fence as his wife
went out to milk. Thinking she
would be devoured she made
dash for the house, with her boys,
Malcolm and Paul, making the
alarm, | guess, as loud or louder
than the wild cat. The news was
spread and Richard was on the
scene soon after with his double
barreled shotgun, spied the critter
and gave him the contents of both
barrels. Nothing since has been
seen or heard of the animal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Briden-
stlne of near Enid visited James
Grissinger's on Sunday. While
going up grade over n stony |
road near A. ). Edwards on their .
way home in the evening, the seat
on which Mrs. b. and their do ,
mestic were riding suddenly tilted
backward, throwing the occupants
out on their heads. Mrs. b. sus-
tained severe bruises, a sprained
back, and cut on the top of her
head about 3! inches long. DIR.
Campbell was summoned by phone
and rendered the necessary surgi-
cal aid, IT requiring four stitches
to close the wound.
Jesse o. McClain, who moved
his store into the X. |. and Co.'S
stone store building at Roberts
dale, had his place visited by burg
lars on Saturday night, ransack-
ing the store, postoffice and Com
pany's Office, taking all the loose
money and, from all accounts, iu-
to blow open the Compa-
ny's large safe, when for some
cause they departed, leaving burg
lar tools behind and two double
Darrelcd shotguns outside the store
1t different places, as if frightened
away. They also broke open the
Express Office and stole gallon
,f whisky. Jesse o. phoned in
,very direction on Sunday but
,eard nothing of their where
'bouts until evening, when II was
reported that three suspicious
subjects passed A. s, Greenland's
N Wells Valley going SOUTH
There were three suspicious jades :
lround Robertsdale Saturday aft (
'rnoon and evening. II