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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-03-26

''The Sunday Press" March
22nd, CONTAINS picture of Maple
wood Institutes Basket ball team
Prot. w. Don Morton, of this
place, who teaches Mathematics
in that institution, is coach of the
team. "The Press says, "The
Maplewood Institute basket ball
team is closing one of the most
successful seasons in the history
of the school, having defeated
Southern ManualTralning School
Wilmington framing School, Me.
dia High School, and teams Of
similar grade. Coach Morton
and Captain Green have brought
the team to a high state Of efiicien
cy."
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-03-26
McConneIIsburg Schools. Fifth Month
PRIMARY.

Number enrolled, 80; average
attendance, 30; per cent of atten-
dance, 93; Those who attended
every dav:- Willis Daniels Robert
Fasold, Ross Hamll, Ted Hamil,
Clifford Llninger, Thomas Pat
terson, Dwight Steach, Parker
Tritle, Tommy Woodal, Mary
Fisher Nettle Mcllott, Winnie
Mellott Mary Plttman, Anna
Mary Sipe, Helen Steach, Martha
Taylor, Goldie Title, Helen
Washabaugh. Nora Fisher, teach
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Court Came 10 a Close Friday Morning
Jury Found in Favor of Spangler in
I and Caca

Land Case.
The only ca of much import
ance IN court last week, was that
o Kalbach & Spangler VS. d. ii.
Patterson ct al. This was con-
tention over the title to tract of
tim Der land aud had been IN court
for several terms. The taking
of evidef ce closed Thursday
morning and the counsel address
ed the jury. Ex Judge Longneck-
er, OF Bedford, tor the plaintiffs,
and Hon. John p SIpes, for the
defendants. The Court conclud.
ed his charge, and at 1895 p. m.
the jury went out to their room.
They stood seven to five in favor
of the defendant, and it was not
until morning of Friday that they
a creed. The verdict brought in
was a damage in the sum of $l69.
80, to be paid the plaintiffs by the
defendants. This sum was dou
bled by the Court.
Estate of Geo. B. Daniels, lie.
ceased. Petition OF admlnlstra-
trlx presented for her discharge.
Petition granted.
Estate of Amos f. Mellott. Or
der of sale of real estate contlnu
ed.
Estate of Cornelius Dlehl. Pc
tltlon of Geo. 3. Diehl, executor,
fer discharge, aud the appoint
ment of trustee. Executor dis
charged and same appointed trus
tee.
Estate OF Jno. G. Stinson, de.
ceased. Writ of PARTITION return
ed, and inquisitlon confirmed and
rule granted on heirs to appear
III open court, June 9th, and &C.
cept or refuse real estate at valu.
alton, or show cause why same
should not be sold.
Estate of Joseph A. Shaw, de
ceased. Appraisement of real
estate set apart to widow under
claim of exemption approved,
nd ordered to be recorded un-
less exception be filed within
twenty days.
Estate of Jacob Grouse, deceas-
ed. Inventory and sppraisement
OF real estate set apai t to widow,
presented and ordered to be re-
corded unless exception be filed
within twenty days.
Estate of Geo. B. Daniels de-
ceased. Petition of Mrs. En- ma
Daniels for order on the guar
dams OF minor children to pay to
her the interest on their estates
as it accrues, for their support,
education and maintenance. Or
der made as prayed for.
Herbert Morgret VS.. Geo. B.
Morgret In pleas, Nos. l and 2,
March Term 1908. Petition of
plaintiff for appointment of audi
tor to take testimony, find and
report facts, presented and L. Fl.
While appoined auditor.
Estate of s. S Hoop deceased.
Decree of specific performance
OF contra.t for sale of real estate
to Mrs. Cora M. Mellott awarded.
In the same estate, a like order
was awarded for sale of real es
tate to j. McCaulay Reed.
Estate of q. @. Kerllng deceas
ed. Return of sale of real estate
confirmed.
Estate of William Fl. Witter.
Return of real estate confirmed.
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ln letter containing a remit
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-03-26
TICKET COMPLETE.
Commissioners Have Certified Names OF
Candidates TO Be Printed on Tickets
for Primary Election, April
fffh

lie OOm mmlSSlOnofS were IN
session Tuesday, and The names
of the candidates whose names
will appear on the tickets to be
voted at the primaries on the 18th
day OF April, were duly certified.
1t will be noticed that thel are
no Republican candidates for the
Office of Prothonotary, Register
and Recorder, and Clerk of the
Courts, Associate Judge and Leg
lslature. There are enough can
dldates ON the Democratic side to
make an interesting contest; for
the winning at the primary will
practically mean the election of
the candidate in Novem Der.
The names of the candidates
that will be printed upon the tick
cts are as follows:
Delegates to National Convention
Democrats.
A. A. Bollinger, Huntingdon
county.
}. G. Dlmm, Huntingdon coun-
ty.
Harry E. Petrie, Franklin coun.
ty.
Alternate.
Frank D. McCabe, Miffiin coun-
ty.
Republican.
T. Frank Boyer, Huntingdon
county.
William Hertzler, Junlata cour-
ty.
Jacob H. Stoner, Franklin
county.
Samuel S. Woods, Mlffin coun-
ty.
Alternate.
Lewis X. Derr, Union county.
Samuel |. Spyker, Huntingdon
county.
Delegates to State Convention.
Democrats.
D. w. Gress, McConnellsburg.
Republican
W. III. Holienshead, Licking
Creek.
Congress.
Democrat.
George Bentz, Franklin county.
Republican.
B. K. Focht, Union county.
Legislature.
Democrats.
A. X. Davis, Tay lor.
j. A. McDonough, Wells.
A. j. Remsburg, Bethel.
j. P. Waltz, Thompson.
Associate Judge.
Democrats.
Jno. W. Hoop, Licking Creek.
W. l.. Moseby, Wells.
Albert Plesslnger, Brush Creek
Proihonotary, etc.
Democrat.
Geo. A. Harris, McConnells-
burg.
Commissioners.
Republicans.
Daniel w. Cromer; Dublin.
S. A. Nesbit, McConnellsburg.
Jas. D. Stevens, Dublin.
Democrats.
A. Nj. Garland, Belfast.
Simon II. Garland, Brush Creek
Emanuel Keefer, Thompson.
John FL. Ii. Lewis, Bethel.
James r, Sharpe, Bethel.
Auditor.
Democrats.
d. H. Myers, Dublin.
G.. A. Shank, Union.
VIM. Wink, Belfast.
Repu bllcan.
Q. @. Rotz, Tod.
|
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Candidate McDonoush Sets Himself Right.


l understand there is report
being circulated throughout the
County among the Democratic
voters that l will not likely sur
vlve the Primary, and that have
dropped out of the fight for AS
sembly. This report IS no doubt
oeing circulated to turn votes
from me, what / would otherwise
get. 1t is true have been housed
up on account of an attack Of
Grip, hut this is a matter over
which l have no. control; hence I
take this method of asking the
voters TO take no credence in any
Of these false reports. Assuring
you that am IN the fight to the
finish, and shall only ask a fair,
square, and honest consideration
OF my clam for the nomination
at the hands of the voters April
11th. Yours truly,
j. A. McDoNouGH.
March "a, 1907.
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ln letter containing remit
tance which pays his subscrip-
ton to the News INTO the year
1910, Mr. w. f.. Wink, formerly
OF Belfast township, but who now
resides down on the Eastern
Shore, writes that he and his
family have been living some
thing over two years near Ches.
tertown, a town OF $500 people.
with railroad and steamboa ia
cillties for transportation. There
is a wharf within quarter of a
mile from the door of his resid
ence. Mr. Wink says they are
having nice weather aud wheat
ana grass are starting up nicely,
although the wheat got a very
late start last fall on account OF
late seeding and much co | aud
wet weather. The section of
country Ia which he lives is we'll
adapted to wheat ralslug--in fact,
any OF the grains, grasses, fruits,
ana vegetables adapted to their
latitude can be raised very sue.
cessfully, Fishing and oyster
ing Is quite an industry alon { the
oay and It's tributaries.
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Mr.. Harry Humrickhouse of Baltimore.
brother of the groom. will be ms pest
man, and Mr.. Robert c. Mason or w ASH
ington will be among the ushers
The Washington contingent of mldshlp-
men. United States Naval Academy. gave
an informal hop Friday night at Chevy
Chase. Dancing began at and at MID
night all stood at attention TO the nag
an Annapolis requirement for the mid
dies. Naval colOrs predominated in the Ia
vors and cards-blue and gold. Forty peo-
pie, including several out-of-town guests,
were entertained. Mrs. Carroll. Mrs.
Gundlach and Miss Tomkins. all of
Washington. and Mrs. Grange of Cali
fornia were chaperons.
Mrs. Philip Herzig of go West 10Ith
street, New York city. has announced
the engagement of her daughter, Miss
Gertrude Herzig. to Mr.. Louis Notes. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Notes of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Victor Zebley and SON.
j. s. Zebley. have returned from the
White Sulphur Springs, W. Va, and are
now located at the Sheridan.
Mr. and Mrs. William III. Mcknight an
nounce the engagement of their daughter,
Marie Boyd. to Mr.. Ralph Baldwin Pratt,
the wedding to take place November 4,
1908, at Epiphany Church.
After visiting here, Mrs Hunter Smith
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has returned and is with her grand
mother, Mrs. Kate Provost. and her
aunts Mrs. Wind and Mrs. Browning,
at their home on p street.
and Miss Anna Elliott Pennebaker gave
luncheon of ten covers last Monday
a their home, on Q street. complimentary
to Miss Dorothy Rohrer who left
Wednesday for the Convent of the Sa-
cred Heart. Eden Hall, near Philadelphia.
The guests included Miss Susie Davis.
Miss Dorothy Rohrer, Miss Edyth Nc
Quade. Miss Emily Stuart, Miss Elolse
Orme Miss Anne Blackwood and Miss
Anna Nicholson
Miss Hattie A. Johnson has returned
home after spending two weeks in Cam
bridge. Mass. where she was the guest OF
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Arthur T. Ramsey has as hel
house guest Miss Lena Fritz of Chatta
nooga, Tenn. Mrs. Ramsay has recently
returned from an extended visit to the
White mountains and the north shore OF
Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick F. Schrader
who have been the guests of Mrs. Schra-
der's mother. Mrs. Reba Bailey. left last
week for their home in New York.
Miss Matte Winn and Miss Cornela
Dodge, who have been passing their vaca-
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and Mrs Simpson of Fayetteville. \. c.,
returned home yesterday.

and Mrs. Simpson of Fayetteville. n. c.,
returned home yesterday.
Maj j II. Russell, L. S. NJ. c., and
Mrs. Russell. who. since their return
from Panama, have been visiting MI aho
Mrs. George H. Howard. and also the
RangeIey lakes, Me, have recently left
for Newport. r. l.. the major having been
ordered to report at the War college.
Misses Helen and Anna Russell are in
Annapolis, Nd on a weeks visit to Mid
shipman William J. Russell, their brother.
Miss Robson, who has been visiting
Essex England. has now gone TO ParlS,
where she will spend the rest of the
autumn.
Mrs. Mathews has closed her cottage
at Avon -on-the-Sea. n j., where she mas
been staying during the summer season,
and has returned here with her daughter,
Miss Emily Mathews.
Mrs. Arthur Smell of Oklahoma. for
merly Of Georgetown. who is now on a
visit to her parents at their nome IN
South Carolina, expects to arrive in
Washington this week for a short stay.
Mrs. Charles Davis of Mount Pleasant
left town recently for an extended trip
through New England.
Paymaster charles Conard. U.S.N., left
Washington last week to join Mrs. CO.
nard and their children at Nantucket.
Mass, where they have been spending
the summer. On their return they Will
occupy their new home at Chevy Chase.
Dr. and Mrs Hollfield, who have been
spending the last three weeks travelling
on the great lakes have returned
hot chi l.
dren. left Yesterday for Baltimore. where
they vii! spend the winter.
Mrs. Isaac Pearson. who has been the
guest of Mr.. Pearson's mother during the
summer at Lake Chautauqua. has re-
turned home
Miss Dorothy Macon daughter of Capt.
Macon, L A. of Fort Washington. Mo,
is the house guest Of Miss Emily Glover
at her home on Both street.
Mr. and Mrs. John Poole of Mount
Pleasant have recently returned from
delightful sea trip from Boston.
Mrs r. 3. McKahn of 18th street is
spending several weeks in the mountains
| of Pennsylvania as the guest of relatives.
Mrs Leroy Chamberlain and her little
| son. Master Walter Chamberlain. and fer
sister, Miss Weliman, are at faeonlah
where they are the guests OF Mrs 1ham-
| berlain ard Miss Chamberlain.
! Mrs William c. Gwynn. wife of DR..
Gwynn of this city, recently returned
| from Atlantic City.
! Mr. and Mrs l.. .. Whitford nave re-
turned from "A short visit to Chicago,
| and are now at their apartment at the
| Congressional
Miss Eatheryn Powell has returned
| after a six weeks visit to her sister. Mrs.
| George Hillman, at her cottage at Eagles
mere, Pa.
Miss Sarah Holland, who has been the
guest of Mrs. =. III. Powers at her home in
Clarke county Va. has returned 10 Wash
ingtQn.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Thompson Shoe
maker who have been spending TINS
month in Maryland. have returned.
Mrs Clegett and her daughter. Miss
! Clegett. expect to arrive in W tshinSton
about November L. when they VIII take
possession of their apartment IN the
kanawha.
Miss Maize c. Provost. who has been
| tho quasi If a college friend In Baltimore,
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VHE debutante list for the coming
season with Miss Ethel Roose-
Welt may include Miss Martha
u Bacon. daughter of the assist
ant secretary of state and Mrs.
Bacon. who has taken part in a number
of family festivities and is now in LenoX.
where the autumn season is full of social
interest. Miss Dorothy Williams. daugh-
ter of Col. and Mrs. Williams: Miss
Gladys Hinckley, only lately returned
from finishing tour in Europe with her
mother, Mrs. Robert Hinckley, and the
Misses Wright. daughters of Judge and
Mrs. Wright. are few of the other
charmingly attractive girls who are sure
to be great bellies the coming winter.
The inequalities to be extended to the
delegates of the tuberculosis congress this
week will enliven days and evenings for
both officials and residents, especially of
the medical fraternity.
The diplomatic circle is daily growing
stronger at the capital. The Italian am
bassador and Baroness Mayor des
Planches are still away. and the Austrian
embassy will have headquarters at Lenox
for a month or So as the Baron and
Baroness Hengelmuler left Bar Harbor
last week for that resort. The French
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PHMApEIPHIA,s PREMIER BEAUTY.

This young lady. the exquisite beauty Of whose
complexion has aroused the greatest admiration
amongst the members Of Philadeiuhia's fash
ionsble younger set. recently confided to few
girl friends secret of her extraordinary facial
loveliness. The secret could not remain one
long. and gossip In society circles tells us that
This yourg woman had been greatly annoyed by
EiIny dark brown freckles. which obstinately
Gefed removal until she became OF Nadi
nola Facial Cream. With its aid. however. she
not only quickly and easily banished these
slightly blcmishes. but was also rejoiced 10 find
lefOre- healthy. clear. soft and velvety. with
all the freshness and exquisite loveliness OF
a perfect complexion. Nadinola Cream Is sold
in every high class drug store. soc and 81 the
package.
sold in Washington ny the Peoples Pharmacy
Evans Pharmacy. O'Donnelrs Pharmacy and
others se13 u3t
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and relatives in Maine and Massachusetts,

Miss Ella Garnett who has beer the
guest of Mrs Harry Burke at her home
on Seminary HILL Alexandria, Va. 49,.
returned to this city.
DIR. Randolph B. Carmichael. who has
been staying with his sisters. Miss Nellie
Carmichael and Miss Frances Tucker
Carmichael. at Basic City. Va. has re-
turned. The Misses Carmichael left Basic
City recently for their home in Fredricks-
burg, Va. =.
Miss Clara F. Jones left town last week
for Harpers Ferry, w. Va. where she
will visit friends for about two weeks.
Miss Sadie Watson, who is the guest of
friends on the eastern shore of MARYLAND
expects to return to her home next week
Miss Nellie Decker is spending her vaca-
ton of two weeks at her former home in
Virginia.
Miss Maria Smoot and Miss Georgia
Smoot have returned to their apartment
IN the Colonial. after a several weeks
visit to Atlantic City
Miss c. NJ. Crof left recently for South
Carolina. where she will be the guest Of
relatives for month or more.
Miss Anna Fulton and her brother. Mr..
Greed Fulton, who have been spending
the summer in Saddle, Va. have returned
Mr.. Fulton expects to leave Washington
the end of the month for Ithaca. N Y,
to continue his course at Cornell Univer-
sity.
Mrs Owen Thompson of Dent place has
as her house guest Miss Frances Ran
some of Baltimore, Md.
Miss Anne Washington has returned
home after spending several days in AL
exandria as the guest of Miss Elizabeth
D. Herbert at her home on North wash
ingtOn street.
Mrs. Blake wife of the Rev. James H.
w Blake, accompanied by her son ana
daughter Mr. Chenille Blake and Miss
Frances Blake, has returned on o street.
after spending the summer months at her
cottage at Mountain Lake Park, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs Stuart Jacobs. who have
been visiting Mr.. Jacobs father. Mr.. G.
Continued on Second Page)
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Hoover at their home on P street. has
returned to Washingtonville, n. Y.


Miss Emile Matthewes expects to
leave shortly for Kentucky where she
will spend several weeks visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Boetler at their home there.
Mrs. Ezra L. Koon and her daughter.
Miss Edyth Koon. who have been spend
ing several weeks in Atlantic CITY, re-
turned to Washington last week and
are now at their apartment III the
Highlands.
Mrs. William Willenburker and her
daughter. Miss Charlotte Willenhurker.
have recently returned from Aspury
Park. where they have been spending
about month.
| Miss Frances X Breedin, who is tie
guest of her sister at her home III Win
chester Va, expects to return shortly.
Mr. and Mrs. William Poindextcr have
returned to their apartment III the
Mendoza after several weeks visit to
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs John Wheeler Bea:e and
their daughters. Miss Elizabeth Beale
and Miss Katherine Beale. VINO have
been spending the past month a: Wood
ley Inn, are now at their home on P
street.
Mrs. Kincheloe. wife of Mr. Charles
F.. Kincheloe, and her son left last
Wednesday evening for her former
home in Illinois. where she will be the
guest of relatives. Mr. Kincheioe ex-
poets to join his family later In the
month.
Mr.. Harry English, who has been
spending several months in England
returned last week TO his home in
Washington.
pr. and Mrs Yarnell returned to George
town last week after spending several
months in Europe.
Mrs. William Ravernel and her three
sons OF this city are spending several
weeks In Sandy Spring, Md.
Mrs. Anna NJ. ChesIey and her grand
daughter. Miss Catherine Chesley, who
nave been at Mountain Lake Park Md,
Tor the summer months, have returned.
MISS Lucy Edmonston has returned after
spending the past month visiting friends
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| tons in Monhegan, Me, have returned to
their homes.
Miss Cora Slower is the guest of Mrs.
| Hartley Trundle at her country place at
! Exeter. near LeeSburg. Va.
Mrs Oliver Prince Buell.. who. with her
! sister. Mrs. Lawrence Sprague Rabbit.
has been spending the summer in New
| Rochelle. n. Y. the guest of her
nephew and niece Mr.. and Mrs Pallen,
| has returned to her apartment in Ham
mond Court. Mrs. Rabbit also spent
/ several weeks visiting her son, Maj Ed
! win 3. Rabbit, U.SA
! Miss Carrie Tiers is the guest of Mrs.
! David Griffith at her apartment in the
| Westminster
Miss Catherine McReynodS returned re-
| Gently to her home in this city after an
| extended visit to Indianapolis. Ind, where
| she was the house guest of Mrs. ]. p.
| Smith.
Mrs. John W. Daniel Of Riggs place ex-
| poets to have as her guests shortly Mrs.
Alexander FitZhugh and Miss jamie Lea
| of VickSburg, Miss.
Miss Julia Johnston has just returned
| from spending two months in the Yellow
stone Park, Portland, Ore, and Canada
Mr.. and Mrs Richard p. Goldsborough.
| who have been spending several weeks at
the White Sulphur Springs. Va, are now
stopping at the Woodley Inn.
Miss Mary Love has returned to her
! home on Capitol Hill. after spending sew
eral weeks the guest of friends in
Croton-on-the- Hudson, n. Y. Miss Love
was also the guest of her parents at
! their home in Beltsvile, Md.
Miss MICHIGAN of Philadelphia is stop
ping in Washington for several weeks.
| Miss Katherine Hoover. daughter of
Capt. John Baxter Hoover. U.S.N.. of
| Eliza beth, y. j.. is the guest of Miss
| Katheryn Powell at her home on 31st
street
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ezekiel and their
daughter, Miss Idee Ezekiel. are now at
their country place in Binstezd. Del
| Later they expect to go to Philadelphia.
where they will spend founders week.
| Miss Sara S. Young of street has re-
| turned to her home. after spending the
summer months in Virginia.
| Mrs Rufus Cheyney, who has been
! spending the late summer in Great Bar
| rington. Mass. left recently for st.
Paul. Mimi, where she will be the guest
| Mrs. Edward Cheyney.
| Miss Katherine Minor. who has been
| the guest of relatives in Charlottesville.
! Va has returned to her home in Wash
/ ingtOn.
| Mrs. Allan and her little son Donald
were the guests last week of Mrs. Roger
| Shaw at her home in Rockville, Md
| Mr. c. p. Montgomery has as his
| guest his niece. Miss Lena Johnson of
Front Royal, Va. Miss Johnson expects
| to spend d month or more in Washing
ton before returning to her home.
| Mrs. Edward Reynolds. wife of Capt
| Reynolds, L. S. r. G. s., returned to
Georgetown last Sunday after spending
the past two months in Newport News,
Va, where her husband is now station
ed. Mrs. Reynolds is visiting her broth
er-in-law and sister; Mr.. and Mrs John
Hadley Doyle, at their home on 0 street
Miss Frances ellis is at the Win
chester Inn. Winchester. Va, where she
expects to remain during the fall
| months.
| Miss Jane Hunter, who spent the week
end as the guest of friends in Chevy