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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-24
ApvERTisEs FOR SON.
Neither Fears Heir 70 Fortune Has
Net with Foul Play.

Evan vile, Ind. Aug 23.-lsing
the new -papers as mt ans OF locat :
Ing MIN. Mrs. Mary Matthews. OF
this city. Is searching the United
States for her son. Carol T. Mat
Nlews. who has been missing from
his home since May % last.
Although poor when he lot home
and forced to earn his own living
Matthews Is now heir to an estate Of
$50 900 and farm. on which Is To-
Gated one OF the richest coal veins In
Spencer county.
Young Matthews had just passed nis
seventeenth birthday when the call OF
the west came to him with such force
that he could not resist It, and he
disappeared. In her Efforts to locate
him Mrs. Matthews has inserted no
tices In many new papers throughout
the country. giving q description OF
the youth.
Since he disappeared Mrs. Mat
thews has received but one letter from
her son. and that was written nj
Hutchinson. Hans. and In 1t he said
that he would 80 from there to Den
yer. Mrs. Matthews fears that neI
son has met with foul play.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-24
PLACED eAeE ON HOT STOVE.
ALLEGED Brutal Murder 10 Reported
From Kentucky.

Augusta. KY. Aug. q Ms
Robert Reed. agrt .: YEAR. was
placed ia Jail ~ B"onn.iI.' "n tao
charge tina, she mad 'nhri''"i l''.A
Mains. aged ! years oil. her ri @"
The a!'..rd murder. ar'otdiug 20
Coroner Gcorg. Is. kinn>. is the
wors, in tie history 81 th!, part
OF the state.
the child was the daughter OF John
Mains. a brother OF Mrs, Re- d. SON"
months ago he obtained a divorce ami
The custody OF thc child II" placed
her in the care OF his sister. Mis-.
Reed. OF \rave, Bra~hen county. u
Is charged by the authorities that
Mrs. Reed took great dislike to TIE
child from the frst.
II WAS learned by Coroner Kinney
and Justice ". J. Pe,'irord that a
child had died at the Reed home. lie
and his jury investigated and found.
It Ia declared by both. that the Mains
Child had died Of injuries inflicted by
some person other tnan herstlf. The
chid's body bore +6 separated bruises.
Coroner Kinney asserts. tie impan-
eled a jury and the verdict vas:
"lHola Mains came to her death as
the result Of injuries willfu!ly in
fiictCd BY her aunt. Mrs. Robert
Reed.
1.-THE condition OF the child's body
proved conciusively. said Coroner
Kinney, "tnl: SIC Rad been placed
on q hot stove before death. There
were burns as big as mans hand on
her body. to say nothing Of a score
or more OF evidences OF pounding. II
Is the most brutal case I ever hear
Of
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-24
TURN or FATE.
eatsi Auto Wr.ek Makes vovn0 olet
~ kOirtsS.

~ Aoietss.
Great Darlington. ass, Ang. g.
The automobile tragedy near Ashley
Falls, In which Charles J. Root. the
Bristol millionaire. his mother and
aunt were instantly killed. and bio
sister fatally hurt. has made an heir.
ess Of Miss Katherine Root. the mil.
nonaire's IL year old niece. Mr..
Root was greatly attached 70 hls
niece. His wife died years ago and
the niece Hved with her uncle.
4 few days before the sccideat 9eoa
made his will. giving al PIT 81 .
600 OF the estate 70 Miss .KathSfin0.
II Is estimated that her share Gill -
con sidcrably more taan q 900 900.
1t is u singular fact that the youn0
cir, who thus comes into this large
inheritance rs the only one Of the au-
tcmob.le PARTY who viii survive. The
accident wipes out the entire family .
with the exception Of the niece.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-24
Police Probing Mystsry.

New York. Aug. 23-The Br0oklyn
police have arrested three men a.
witnesses in an effort TO nnd the muir
dercr OF Mrs. Lena 8chen. . young
widow. whose body was found in ner
apartments in Flushing avenue
BROOKLYN. She was last seen alive
BY occupants OF the building Sunday
evening when STE returned from . pic
mic and wa escorted 10 the door by
three women.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-24
Ex.MAvoR SUICIDES.
Foemsr Louisville OMseiai Tires OF
LIE.

Foemss Louisville Omeisi Tires OF
LIE.
Louisville. KY. Aug. 23.-Hon.
Paul {. Barth. for . year and half
mayor OF Louisville. and ousted re-
Gently by the decision Of the court OF
appeals. shot and killed himself.
Mr.. Bart.l ended his life In his
private Office at tine headquarters OF
the Union Lumber company. Of which
ne was general manager. The shot
was heard by his business associates.
who rushed into the room to find Mr..
33a rtn unconscious and died about !
o'clock.
Mr.. Barth was a man Of means.
DIE was prcsi! NJ of the board Of al
dermen for several years. II was
Mr.. Bar,h Hho Welcomed President
Roosevelt when ne made his south
western tour two years ago. The
cause Of the suicide is unknown.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-24
ROBBED BY Three hIsh~aymsN.

Philadelphia. Aug. c3-Wilia:1 II.
Hicks. paymsster for Schaum L Uhl.
niger. . textile machine ranuf' cur
ing company. was held mp Wy three
high waymen In the northeastern part
Of the city and robbed of satchel
containing 90. 900. The men were
purs ued. and one Of them Was cap
tured after several shots had beer
fired at him. The other Two escaped
with the satrhel. Paymaster Hicks
Is In a hospital suffering from . bull
let wound In the arm. received In the
scuffle with the hignwaymen.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-24

WV
swallowed Hat Pin.
Chicago. Aug. 25.-The critical Pc
Rod In the condition Of Mrs. C. G..
Ferris. of Detroit. Mich. Who sval-
lowed 4 small hat pin 1t the AuX.
torium Annex hotel Sunday night
while dressing for an automobile ride :.
has been passed. according to Dr..
Alex Hugh Ferguson. the attending
physician. and her general condition
was pronounced GOOD Wednesday.
We have located the pin" said the
doctor. land think an operation will
not BE- necessary. The pin 10 near
the appendix. and II It passes that
point safely. the patient Will sooa re-
cover. otherwise an operation will
he necessary. Mrs. FerrDIis swat
lowing no liquid whatever. and Is
sustained by potatoes alone. and In
any form. TIE potato forms . mass
around the Din and 10 carrying !;
from ncr body.
We hay" watched. with the aid
OF the X-ray I've po'a;O food as
Il passes through the various organs.
tracing it, rr"rrtss inch by inch. II
was tae onl, FOOL 20 be partaken Of
to save her life"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-24
Fires Raging in Adirood.eks.

Utica, y. v, Aug. g. --CnIess
rain .,,c,,lus upon the Adirondacks
10 cneck the spread Of forest fires.
enorMou. daaag" viii b" done In the
nex. f.v DAYS Many acres Of va.u-
able :i.nb,- land have already rs'en
burned over and the f.cs threaten
the destruction o: extensive private
a states
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-24
TAFT and Garfield Confer.

Lexington. Nv. Aug. % .-Secre.
tary Of the Interior, James r. Car
field Who was ,ci.Graphed by Secrc-
tary Of War Taft 10 come from St
Louis TO meet him he'1e. arrived late
Wednesday nigh. and went at once
10 E.nendorf Stock fam wher"
Secretary TAFT j. guest The two
secretaries were n conference some
time. but no statement vas obtain
able ~ To tac mates q. .cuSSed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-24
MOROCCAN SITUATION
Nhs'e Country May Seen Be
Ablaze With FanaticiSn.
NEW MOORISH ARMY RISES
General Druds Has Asked for Rsin.
foreements, Stating that His Men
Are Worn Out from Being Constant.
" Under Arms.

Paris, Aug 23. The Moroccan sit
nation Is regarded here As hAviuS
assumed 4 distinctly more serious AS
kpect Tn. f"rinrnt in the interior
of Morocco. tlc proclamation OF the
0ultanS brother as sultan b.! a sec.
aiOn OF the rebels and the appta ar
ance OF q new Moori b arm, he
Tore Casa D.anca have cr,a. the
fear that the whole countr! vii. soon
be ablaze with fanaticism.
General Drude. commander OF TIE
French forces a, Casa Blanca. has
now practically ASKED for reinforce
ments.
Pointing out that his men are worn
out with being constant! under arms +.
but especially insisting that he Is
oOsing the advantage gained by MS
successes becaus" the small force at
his disposal prevents nim from fol-
Sowing up his victory.
More than one thousand colonial
vavalry and troops Of other arms have
been modified ready to embark on
transports and warships are In read
tnvss It Mediterranean ports.
Public sentiment in France Is be-
coming stronger Il. inst the present
half-nanded meas" - w'i'h II u fear
ed will only lead T. ~. iter. TIL"
papers insist that the Vi Id must sup
potr France II It is decided to send .
military expedition to Fee. for in no
other way. the newspapers claim. can
the existing state OF anarchy In Mo-
rocco be ended
Special dispatches received from
Tangier say that Muial Hang. the
brother OF the sultan Of Morocco +.
who recently VAS proclaimed sultan. ID
marching on Casa Blanca with Moor
dsh reinforcements to the number OF
a. 900 men. recruited from the most
fierce and fanatical tribesmen OF the
south OF Morocco.
Paris, Aug. 81. An ohicial note
was issued Thursday announcing that
General Drudc. commander OF the
French cxpcditionary force In Mo-
rocco, will. when the reinforcemeuts
NOW on their way to Casa Blanca.
reach him. have at his disposal 600
snen, which number Is considered ia
be susac1ent to insure protection OF
ahe town, unless the unexpected hap
pens, for which emergency further
Reinforcement are ready to embark
for, Morocco.
1t Is stated that ~ result OF the
cabinet conferences and exchanges OF
views with Premier Clemenceau who
Is at Marienbad. where he met kinG
Edward. the government remains arm
an carrying out Its program which It 9
ee1terated Is not ono OF conquest.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-24
Kermit Roosevelt joins R,,,m...

Kermit Roosevelt Joins Rsnimsnt.
Chicago. Aug. g A dispatch to
fehe Tribune from Oumwa. Iowa,
states that Kermit Roosevelt has
oAssd tho ThireentA United States
tsevalry q FairAeld for . march svss.
1Asd - Pvt nilsy. Kans.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-24

Marienbad. Aug. 33.-A. c.
ceau, the French premier. Vs.
taking the cure 1t Karls8sa. lu0a
with King Edward here. To soe
Of the recent royal meetings -
helnshoe were discussed VIA -
en-, satisfaction. rs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-24

pV0o0 W. ~ . Uost0 -
Chicago. AnG. 0-AunSoouD
1adler has 1T Q ~ psies - .
Imposing . ne 0ne - -
laughlin. - yeaTs Cd. Tor ~
ing one osculatory salUto - ~
cheek Of Nellie Psrkiss. n 49,
age, . saiesgiri employed n . -
town aepartnsot stose. -
kdns TESTIFIED that 0olAo9Ako [
preached her while ~ was ~
through Vernon park q her ~ -
from work and kisesd her bGooso &
could prevent him. and tho 0soo0l
embraced her. she called Q -
man and caused his arrest.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-24
CLIMAX TO Law SUIT
SepuIcher Of Millionaire Rakes
Vas Opesed.
PECULIAR BATTLE NOW ENDS
Grave Of Man Opened 70 Ascertain u
~ Mad Really DIED o. " the 0sove
Contained . wax ei0uFo ovstso
In Place o. 0edy.

Contained . wax Fisvrs oSsts6
IN Place o. Body.
Chicago. Aug. 43.-Jamos DU00-
van. an attorney Of Chicago. Who -
several years has vassd . pscuiiss
battle against Senator Thomas G..
Plat. succeeded In having the grave
OF l-aFora 9. Baker. In Bts Rspl1Ds
Mich. opened IN order 70 support has I
coatention that tee former AicAiGAD
lumberman Aad not disd. bot he'd -
70 Europe 10 avoid responsibility = !
several financial failures.
The exhumatioa proved % The So
isfaction Of BiS Rapids city 00s1AA
and OF Harry II. WykoD. The No.,
band OF Bakers osiy daughter. III,
the skeleioa remains ars thoss q TO-
man whose samo aSpearsd a 49,
gr.vestoae: 'bst Attorney 0aasvQEy
ooaeinuoA bis asssstisas that . 800
image had bee. bssis1 = tAs $500
He declared Il a ~ gtavO. uo1e
years ago. had besa Opened Sosg1
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-24
ONE MINUTE MARRIAGE.
Then Couple Raced sos Thelr Trails
In IN Avtesn0osle.

Then Couple Raced fos Thelr Traia
In IN Avtesnsolle.
Lexington. Aug. 23.-Oving to tos
interruption to the ,tolesraph servSee
judge Abner Oldham. II THE city.
learned the nrst news Of the marriage
Of his daughter. Marie @. O(6AaD.
to Walter Fitzpatrick a. attorney a
Philadelphia They were married at
Los Angeles. Cal. And the news that
came to Judge Oldham vas In .
southern pager which ~ recaivsd.
Miss Oldham vas supposed TO b %
Prescott. Aris.. for her health. The
couple we're In Lns AnGelee he's thaD
one minute and were married 1t the
depot where . minister. p0tiAed II
advance. met them and tied the kaot
The train was late and could 10t Walt.
20 the couple. after the hasty cere-
mony. took . swift automobile and
after a wild dash caught the traia II
Corvan. Cal. aud proceeded to Pres
colt.
Miss oldham 10 Q noted Kentucky
0sby carreesssd hseths~s csepes.
Washington Courthouse, Onto
Aug. .3.-Clarence Haines shot and
killed his wife asd then turning the
weapon on himself indicted . mortal
wound When the horror stricken
parents Of IN. woman rushed into the
room they found both bodies upon the
floor, while T. :; Year old baby OF
the couple VS. Co. Ing the body OF
the mother and crying as though it,
heart would break.
His Backbone Snapped.
Ashland. KY. Aug. %. While
Carl Jackson. aged ~. vas helping
his father jack up barn. the jack
slipped, letting the structure droL
back and catching him in such .
manuer that nj, backbone Was snap
ped jus, beloH the shoulder blades.
lie has been pla'e'i ia a plaster cast
anil ne a..ea ling physician SAYS there
t. d chagcc, Tor his recovery.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-06-20
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
McConnelIsburg 10 Have One OF the Great.
est Celebrations Ever Held in
Fulton County.

But two weeks remain until
the time to celebrate our naton's
birth. This year McConnells-
burg will witness one of the most
fitting celebrations that has ever
been held N Fulton County.
The Indian War Dance, a fea
ture in the evening, will be one of
the greatest attractions. The
Ok Roast, on the public square,
will be a curiosity to the visiting
throng, and many other attrac-
tions throughout the day will af
ford the people an entertainment
far superior to their present an
ticlpation.
The special feature in the morn
ing will be the tournament and
horse races, IN which every one
is invited to participate.
The parade will be another good
feature before the noon hour
there will be comlcal parad9rs
and a number of genuine Indians
In full war paint.
Ia short, it viii be a day you
can i'll afford to miss. Don't put
it off too long. Make your ar
rangements now to spend this
glorious da, in the capital of Full
ton county.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-06-20
WEST DUBLIN.

There was good attendance
at the Chlldren's service at Fair
view to hear a we'll rendered pro-
gram.
Lillian Gracey of Gracey, spent
Sunday with her friend Sara
Clevenger.
Charles Stunkard and sister
Nellie of Wells Tannery, were Wis
ltors at @. M. Brant's on Sunday.
Hester Wltter spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Ross King.
James Doran and Jere Heefner
and family of Gracey, spent Sun
day afternoon with William Heef-
ner and wife.
William Miller and wife OF Dub
I'm Mills, attended Chlldren's SER
vice at Fairyiew on Sunday fore.
noon.
Dir. H. g. McClain and wife and
George Laldig, wife and daughter
Pearl, of Hustontown, were the
guests of j. E. Lyon and family
on Sunday.
M. G.. Kirk aud wife of Huston
town, spent Sunday afternoon al
H. II. Kinks.
George w. Clevenger Of Hus
tontown, was ihe guest Of hi'
brother Hiram Clevenger, on Sun
day.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-06-20
Wells TannerY.

Mrs. DR.. Sharah and daughter
Ella, of Delphla, Ind, are visiting
Mrs. Sharah's sister. Mrs. S. p.
Wlshart.
William Wyrick and wife, of
South Fork, are visiting Mrs.
Wyrick's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Helsel.
Robert Moseby and wife, of
Dry Run, Franklin county, are
visiting the formers parents, W.
l.. Moseby and wife.
Earl Schenck, who has been
employed in Holidaysburg, re-
turned home somewhat crippled.
While helping to unload a barrel,
it fell on HIM, almost breaking a
leg.
Walter Stewart is home from
Buchanan College, w. Va, for
sum mer vacation; also, Marjorie
Slpe, of Millersyille, and Pau
Baumgardner, of State College.
Theseyoung peoplelookas though
college life was good for them.
Mrs. Burt Dishong is visiting
friends near Saluvia.
John Russell Hunter, of Lewis
town, has been quite i'll here II
the home of his grandparents
| MIR. aud Mrs. Harvey Wishart
HIS father, DR.. Hunter is caring
for him.
| Master, Leroy Bivens has beer
a sick boy, but Is slowly recover
ing.
Mande II Baumgardner at
tended the Bedford county S. S
Convention, held In Shellsburg
Thursday aud Friday Of last week
4 w. l.. Sprowl and wife spen
Sunday with friends in Everett
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-06-20
Mrs. Sarah Jane Cline.

Death came to the home of r.
B. Cline of Knobsville, Tuesday
June 11th, and his devoted wife
Sarah Jane, after lingering ILL
ness was called hence. The de-
parted was a daughter of Benja-
MN F., and Matilda While of near
Knobsville, and was aged 1S years,
6 months and II days. Besides
her aged parents and husband,
she leaves to mourn her loss, SIX
children, one sister and SIX broth
ers. The children are namely
BenJamin F., OF Knobsville; E.
Bruce, a teacher IN the Hunting
don State Reformatory; William
H., of Detroit, Mich; Lewis W.,
of Dubois, Pa; Clemina Cline
Kershuer, of Altoona, Pa, and A.
Scott at home. A sister, Mrs w.
s. Brant, and SIX brothers, A.
Lincoln, b. Frank, DAVID H., Will
liam H., H. DIN, of Knobsville,
and Lewis FL. While OF this place.
She was member of the
Kuobsville M. E church and
spent the last weeks of her life
on earth singing Gods praises
and exhorting her family and
friends to a better life.
She was devoted wife, low
ing mother and a KIND nelghbor.
She will be greatly missed by her
family and the entire community,
and they have our heartfelt sym
pathy In this hour of sore be
reavement.
The funeral services were con
Quoted in the Xnobsville M. E.
church Thursday, June 18th, by
her pastor Rev. 9. w. Bryner.
Interment in the Knobsvllle Gem
etery.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-06-20
ANNUAL REUNION.
The Fulton County Colony ia Seneca
County, Ohio. Have Annual Reun'
ion and Good Time.

The Fulton county people re-
siding in Seneca county, OHIO,
had their annual reunion on Sat
turday, June Sth, at the home of
ID. O. Garland, near epublic,
O. The occasions are becoming
more and more interesting and
enjoyable with each succeeding
year. The exercises consisted
Of songs, recitatlons, addresses,
and the usual good dinner, of
course.
The next annual reunion will
be held at the home Of VIM,
Weaver, on the second Saturday
of June 1908. The following
were IN attendance this year
Calvin Keefer and wife, George
Garland and family, d. o. Gar
land and family, Roy Decker, w
M. Funk and family, VIII Gar
land, d. L Mason and family, F
w. Nelkirk and family, Charle
Funk and wife, VIM. Weaver ant
wife, Ross Hlxson, j. p. Eader
James Funk and family, Ray
mond Peck, John Savial and wife
Ira Mellott, Bethuel Powell, Miss
Rosa Fagley, and the visitors
were James Smith and Amos
Detterman and wife.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-06-20
Alumni Banquet.

A very pleasant feature IN con-
nectlon with the S, S. convention
at Burnt Cabins, was the Ban
quet held at SIeck's Hotel on
Wednesday. The guests at table
were the graduates OF the Normal
Teachers Training Course, and
the official board of the County
S. S. Association. Covers were
laid for twenty guests; and a
bouuteous dinner was served, af-
ter which county organization
was formed, to meet annually,
and whose work it will be to en-.
courage an "Adult, or Teachers
Training Course" in the Sunday
schools of the county. Mrs. S.
M. Cook was elected president,
and Mrs. Chas. b. Stevens. sec.
retary and treasurer.
After dinner, Miss Maude
Bau aumyardner, Permanent Sec
retary of County Association, and
Rev. Irwin, State worker, eclips
ed Chauncey Depew in the felici
ty and styIeofafter dinners speech
es. Good digestion followed ap
petite, and general good and
profitable time was er joyed by
all.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-06-20
MRS. J. E. MURPHY.
Formerly Miss Nancy Mellott, OF Belfast,
Died al Waynesboro Last Week.

Mrs. j. e. Murphy, formerly
Miss Nancy Mellott, daughter of
the late Rev. Absalom Mellott,
died at her home at Wayneshrro,
on Tuesday morning of last week
aged about 30 years. Her moth
er dying when Nancy was an in
fant, Nancy was taken into the
home of Alpheus Mellott, where
she grew to womanhood. About
three years ago she was married
to Mr.. Murphy, and q very de
lightful home is now broken up
by the death of the wife.
Mrs. Murphy was consistent
mem ber of the German Baptist
church, and her funeral we S con-
Quoted by Rev. Koontz. Inter
ment was made IN the cemetery
at Waynesboro.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-06-20
MRS. SUSAN CIPHER.
She Was the Eldest Daughter OF the Late
Samuel pittman. Of Big Cove.

Mrs. Susan Cypher died at the
residence of her son, w. B. Cy.
phcr, near WaKeeuy, Kansas,
May s, 1907, aged Sc years and
eleven days.
Grandma Cypher, as she was
called, was born near McConnells
burg, Pa, April %, 1921. She
was united in marriage to David
Cypher, November 81, 1914, and
two years later moved to Ill nols
and settled on a farm, and made
for themselves a home, where
they lived for many years and
reared their family of two sons
and five daughters. One son and
four daughters had gone before
her. She leaves to mourn her
loss, one sister, Mrs George Sny-
der, of Tod township; one son. w.
B. Cypher, of WaKeeney, Kansas,
and Mrs. Lalla Little, of Conway
Springs, Kansas, and an adopted
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Hawksford,
of Los Angeles, Cal, besides tif-
teen grandchildren and about the
same number of great grandchil-
dren. She had come to her son S
to spend the summer, but was
taken sick in few days, and on
ly lived a little over two weeks.
The funeral services we're held
at the house, conducted by the
Rev. Everett, of the Pres byterian
church, after which the remains
were taken by her son to Rey-
nolds, Ill, and lald to rest by the
side of her husband aud children
who had preceded her to that
heavenly home, where the weary
are forever at rest.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-06-20
Riddlesburg, Pa,
June 16, 1907.
BRUSH CREEK.

Children's service at Akers.
vile, Sunday. was well attended.
Austin Hill of Lafayette, Ind,
spent part of last week with his
sister Mrs. j. .. Barton.
MISS Gertrude Barton of Ev-
erett, spent Saturday and Sun
day with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. E. Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Nc
Klbben are spending sometime
with the formers mother, Mrs.
LlzNe f. McKibbin.
B. Hixson had the misflrtu
of getting his foot badly cut, last
Friday.
Mrs. Laura FELTON, and daugh,
ter of Altoona, are visiting at the
home Of the formers mother
Mrs. Mary Selling Of Akersville
Clara and Tvs Hlxson and Ale,
McKibbin spent.Sunday evening
at DIR. u, d. Akers'.
DR.. }. G. Hanks and family o
Breezewood, spent Sunday will
friends IN the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hlxsoi
spent Sunday with friends a
Emmayllle.