The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-02-28
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Snapshots at Their COmings aud GOings
Here for a Vacation, or Away
for Resti1lO Outing.
NAMES OF VISITORS AND VISITED

Ctaflle MOCK, aIJef having
spent week with his mother,
has returned to his place OF EN-
ployment in Altoona.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII M. Dixon,
of Pittsburg, were called here
Tuesday on the account of the
funeral of the latter's brother.
Geo. b. Daniels.
r. M. Downs who recently sold
his barber shop to G. A. Martin,
of Chambersburg, left Monday
for Philadelphia where he ex-
poets to reside.
G. N. Garland, of Washington,
Pa, was here Tuesday attending
the funeral of Geo. b. Daniels.
Mr.. Garland looks as though the
world was using him we'll
r. L. Miller, OF Fort Littletou,
called at the News Office a few
minutes, while IN town last Sat
urday, Mr.. Miller expects to
remove to Ohio this spring.
Mrs. Grant Baker and son
Norman, and Miss Laura Bru.
baker, of Knobsville, spent last
Saturday in town, the guests Of
Rev. and Mrs. Grimes, at the NJ.
h. parsonage.
renewing his subscription
to the News for another year, John
H. Doyle formerly of this place,
but now Of Princeton, ILL., says he
and family are well az d getting
along first rate
Our old friend Denton Hender-
shot of Bethel, came into the
News Office early Tuesday morn
ing with a handful of the 'long
green" to help tide the editor ov-
er pay day.
Frank P. Eynch, Esq was ap.
pointed district attorney by the
Court Tuesday afternoon, to fill
the vacancy caused by the death
of George B. Daniels. A district
attorney will be elected next Nov
ember
Judge Swope came over from
Gettysburg to attend the funeral
of MIR. Daniels, and incidentally
to attend to some court business
brought about by the death OF
the latter. The Judge returned
home Wednesday.
Charles b. Stevens accompan.
led George Egerhart to Philadel-
phia Tuesday. Mr.. Everhart has
been suffering for some time with
a spinal affection ard was advised
by his local physician to go to a
hospital in Philadelphia for treat.
ment.
John W. Funk, IN asking us to
change the address on his News
says that he has removed from
Princess Anne, to Denton, Md.
He says he finds Denton one of
the prosperous towns on the
"Shore, and the Tuckahoe River
district grain and stock coun-
try, mostly settled by DunlSards
from Pennsylvania.
Charlie Funk, Of Repu blc, O.,
spent Tuesday night in the home
Of his old friend George Steach,
of this place. Mr., Funk who is
married to Il daughter of Isaac
Varues was returning from the
Of his father in-law Tues.
day morning. Charlie went down
to Thompson to see his father
Eli M. Funk and expects to leave
for home the first of nexbMeek.
The Johustown Tribune of a
ate date contains lengthy and
iatterlng account of an institute
leld at Salix, Cam bria county, by
Prof w. Don Morton, principal
Of the High School in that city.
The superintendent says that
two years ago the edu cational in.
Ierest IN that district was tho
poorest in Cambria county, aud
that now u is mol SUI passed by
any other. Since there are three
Of Fulton's best teachers whoop'
ng things up IN that district.
might that fact have anything 10
10 with the advances
M.