The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-07-04
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ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Snapshots at Their Comings and Goings
Here for Vacation, or Away
for Restful'Outing.
NAMES OF VISITORS AND VISITED

Robert Miller of Cham bersburg
is the guest of his grand-aunt
Mrs. Albert Stoner this week.
S. G. Yeakle and family, Of
Mercersburg, visited friends on
this side of the mountain few
days.
Howard d S. Mellott and family
of Baden, Pa, are spending their
summer vacation among their
Fulton county friends.
Geo. B. May, of Everett, rep
resenting the Provident Life
Insurance Company, is registered
at the Washington House.
Miss Nora Fishe. and Miss
Bess Irwin, both of whom gradu-
ated from the cumberland Valley
State Normal last week are home
again.
Mrs. George Kaufman, who
had been visiting her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. w. M. Ham, re.
turned to her home at Altoona,
yesterday.
Misses Ethel and Alice Hays
and Ne5tie Stouteagle, who had
been students at Shlppensburg,
are home how for their summer
vacation.
Mrs. Susan r.. Strife and niece
Miss Eva Bergner of Cham bers-
burg, are the guests this week of
Com missioner and Mrs. S. A.
Nesblt, North Second street.
Mr.. q d. Houpt, wife and
son Charles of Altoona are visit
ing friends here. Mrs. Houpt
and son came about two weeks
ago. They will all return to
Altoona the lastof the week.
Mrs. Allie Gordon, who had
been visiting her nephew, Alex
Richardson, of Neville, and at
tending commencement at the G.
V. S. N. S. at Shlppensburg, re-
turned to her home at Fort Lit
tleton, Friday.
We had pleasant call Monday
morning from our old friend, Ja-
cob Kaufman, who went to Johns
town from this county about
year ago. Mr.. Kaufman IS now
spending few weeks among his
Fulton county friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin r.. Rine.
dollar, of Waynesboro, are visit
ing au4ong their many Fulton
county relatives and friends.
About the middle of the month
they expect to take trip among
their friends in the Middle West.
Fred Mock, of Plttsburg, Mrs.
Mary G. Sinnott, Philadelphia,
and Mrs. Anna Kapp, of Allen
town-all of whom were called to
the bedside of their sick mother
Mrs. Daniel Mock of Tod town
ship, have returned to their re.
spectlves home.
Miss Minnie Dalbey, who had
been off on a two " eeks vacation
visiting her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Dalbey, of this place, returned to
Plttsburg List Saturday. Miss
MINNIE Is very efficient steno.
grapher, ana has p nice position
with the Westinghouse people.
Mrs. j, A. Irwin, of this place,
was at Shippensburg last week
attending the Commencement
Exercises of the 1907 class of the
| =. V. state normal school, Of
which her daughter, Miss Bess;
was one of the thirteen honor
members of class of ninety SIX.
Mrs. Emma Smith and her
niece, Miss Jane McKelway, both
OF Flushing, Long Island, are at
the Washington House for July
and August. Mrs. Smith is a
sister DIST Clair McKeIway. edi.
tor Of the Brooklyn Eagle, and a
distant relative Of the Sloan ,am-
| lily. OF this place.
4 Prof. Don Morton's Summer
! Normal at Needmore closed last
week, and on Friday and Satur.
day. County Superintendont
Lambersou examined thoae of
the scaool who we're applIcH0ts
(! for foaohare cnrfi1ire {oS UIuh>