The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-15
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Snapshots at Their Comings and Goings.
Here for Vacation, or Away
for aRestfuI Outing.
NAMES or VISITORS AND VISITED

is visiting her sister, Mrs. John
p. Sipes, on North Second street.
John j. Gordon, wife, and little
daughter Jose, was the guest of
Mrs. Gordon s sister Mrs. f. A.
Largent, last Saturday.
John S. Harris and Alice Hays,
of this place attended preaching
services at the Greenhill Presby-
terlan church Sunday.
John Everhart, Of Selea, Hunt.
ingdon county, spent several
weeks with his son George and
family, near town.
Mrs. G. G. Sheely, of New Ok
ford, and Miss Mollie e. Hershey,
of Atlantic City, are guests at
the Lutheran parsonage.
Mr.. John Simmer returned TO
McKees Rocks, Pa, on Monday,
after having spent a month very
pleasantly in McConnellsburg.
Prof. B. q. Lamberson and NJ.
W. Mace spent last Saturday on
hunting expedition, They have
nothing to say about the results.
Thomas Metzler, of Harrison.
vile, and brothar-ln law, Vernon
Skipper, of Tyrone, spent few
hours IN town Thursday evening.
Mary and Laura Helman, of
Roxbury, Franklin county, spent
last week visiting among their
relatives and friends IN town and
the Cove.
Frank Ebersole and wife, of
Lemaster, and Frank Brantha-
fer and wife, of Upton, were
guests of Daniel Mock and family
last Saturday night.
Elsie Baker and Goldie and Et-
ia Fields-all of Clear Ridge, fav-
ored the News office with their
presence few minutes while at
the county capital last Saturday.
Minnie Mock, principal of the
Middleburg schools, accompanied
by Minnie Harmony, also teach
er, spent Saturday and Sunday
with her parents, Daniel Mock
and wife, of Tod township
John McQuade and mother,
Mrs. Nancy McQuade, who had
been visiting among relatives and
friends here, returned to their
home IN Altoona, Tuesday, acc M
panied by Harry Suders, of this
place.
Howard p. Skipper and family
removed from McConuells lsburg
to Waynesboro, Monday, where
Mr.. Skipper has employment
with the Landis Tool Company.
We trust they may find their new
home pleasant.
Mrs. Ed Stouteagle, of the
Cove, returned home last Thurs
day, after having spent nine days
very pleasantly with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. w. Tritle, at Way.
nesboro, and with friends at Get
tysburg.
Mrs. Porter Hanu aud three
little children, and her sister,
May HOPPER, who had been visit
ing Mrs. Hams mother.In-law,
Mrs. Anna Ham, and other
friends at Saluvia, have returned
to their home at Clearteld.
On his return to his home at
Akersville. after having been sew
en- weeks IN Franklin county cut
ting and husking corn, Daniel M.
Gerehart stopped at this office
and had his name enrolled on our
list of subscribers.
Prof. II. M. Griffith, of Wells
Tannery, spent last week in Brad
ford county, where he was an in
structor before the Bradford
county Teachers Institute. Co.
Superintendent Barton has se-
cured the services of Prof. Grlf-
fifth for our county institute.
During their annual vacation at :
home this fall, Joseph and Clar-
ence Sinner greatly improved
their old home property, They
had the old weather. boarding re-
moved and new siding put on
uot, MI dcvw. And doorn v,uf Al