The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-05-28
NUMBER 81
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Snapshots at Their cOmings and Goings
Here for Vacation. or Away
for Restful Outing.
NAMES OF VISITORS AND VISITED


days in Everett during the past
week.
Misses Tena, May, and Rickle
Sipes-all of Harrlsonville were
in town last Saturday and called
at the News office.
Jere Mason, of Hancock, spent
Monday night In McConnells.
burg. Jerry has gone into busi.
ness In Hancock again.
George Fockler, of Johnstown.
Pa, passed through here with a
brand new Jackson auto, which
be had purchased in Philadelphia.
Miss Murine Rummel went to
Gettysburg last Friday, where
she will spend about two weeks
with relatives and friends, and
then return to Cham bersbu tor
visit in that city.
Mrs. Sabina E. Mellott and
son Webster Mellott, of Need.
more, were very pleasant visitors
at Judge Peter Morton's above
town, on last Saturday and Sun
day.
j. M. Murdock, Johnstown,
passed through this place early
Monday morning on his trans
continental trip in his auto. He
left the Pacific Coast on the fif-
teenth of April. He made brief
stop here.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. III Peck, of
Needmore, spent last Saturday
night in the home of the formers
brother Jonathan p. Peck at
Knobsvllle. They stayed a few
hours with friends in town Sun.
day on their return from Knobs.
vile.
M. r. Shaffner, Esq, ar
rived home Thursday evening,
with brand new Ford auto.
The Editor had the pleasure of
accompanying Mr.. Shaffner on
his initial run from Philadelphia
to McConnellsburg. The ma
chine Is bird to climb hills.
Mr.. S. E. Peck, of Meyersdale,
and his daughter, Miss Cora,
who had been spending several
months IN Washington, D. c.,
spent the time from Thursday
until Monday in this place with
the formers brother, the editor
of the News.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Johnston
and Mr.. j. Lind Patterson and
his sister Miss Bess, left here
Monday morning in Mr.. Johns
toms auto for Chambersburg,
from which place they went by
rail to Plttsburg to atterd the
General Assembly of the United
Presbyterian Church which Is
beng held in that city this week.
John Hoopengardner and
neighbor of his at Riddlesburc,
is spending a few days here.
His friend is a practical miner
and prospector, and John brought
him along to the Cove to see our
coal lands. We hope he may be
able to see the real thing, and in
the near future we may be get
ting fine quality of semi bitum-
nous coal put into our coal bins
at dollar a ton.
After having spent four weeks
among relatives and her mauy
othe friends here, Miss LIB V.
Hess left Tuesday noon to visit
her sister Mrs. L. l. Hill In Get
tysburg. After staying a few
days with Mrs. Hill, she Will re-
turn to her home In Reinbeck,
Iowa. MISS Lab was accompanied
to Gettysburg by her niece Miss
Rebecca Tritle, who will spend
some time with her aunt Mrs.
Hill.
Miss Blanche Morton who
graduated from the Peirce Busi.
ness College, Philadelphia, last
July, has returned to her work
in the office of the Philadelphia
Press after having spent a few
days in the home Of her parents,
Judge and Mrs. Peter Morton
near town. Miss Blanche has
been Ia the Press office about ten
months and likes her place and