The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-10-22
NUMBER 5
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Snapshots at Their comings and Goings
Here for Vacation, or Away
fora RestfuI'O Outing.
NAMES OF VISITORS AND VISITED

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel W. Hess
and son, Blair, were IN town last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Peck, of
Belfast township, spent few
hours IN town last Saturday.
Miss Katheryn Hoop, was
pleasant caller at the News office
while in town shopping last Sat-
urday.
Mrs. j. G. Alexander and Miss
Bessie Motter, of this place, are
visiting among friends In Thomp-
son township this week.
Bert Alexander, one of the
Pennsy's trusted employees IN
Altoona, is spending his vacation
among his friends in this county.
Mr.. William Hershey and son
waller and daughter Ethel, of
Taylor township, we're interest
ed callers at the News office last
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mock, of
Altoona, are visiting the latter's
mother Mrs. Rebecca Snyder
and other relatives and friends
IN town and IN the Cove.
Clarence r. Akers. of Akers-
vile, and E. Norman Akers, of
Slpes Mill were among the vlsl-
tors to the County Seat Tuesday.
Clarence is the candidate on the
Republican ticket for the leglsla.
ture, and Is looking up his politl-
cal fences this week.
We had a very pleasant call
Monday morning from Editor
VIM. 0. Helnly, of the Ham burg
Item, Hamburg, Berks county,
Fa. He made trip over to Full
ton county's capital last Sunday
with Ed Shollenberger IN the lat
ter's Maxwell runabout, and
greatly enjoyed the ride.
j. W. Steach, of Altoona, is
taking his annual vacation of four
teen days, and has been spending
part of it visiting his daughter
Jessie at Camden, N. j., and
friends in Baltimore. He came
over to McConnellsburg Monday
evening and stayed until Wednes-
day with his father and brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest r. Nc
Claim, of this place, left last Sun
day morning IN their automobile.
They intended to drive as far as
Lancaster, and from that city go
on to Philadelphia and New York
by rail. They were accompanied
as far as York by Miss Mary
Trout, who lnteuds to visit her
brother DR.. @. NJ Trout at Red
Lion, Pa.
Mr.. Oliver Peck, of Thompson
township, was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. p. p. Shives for dinner
Monday. Oliver says that our
old friend Martin Bishop fell
about two weeks ago and dislo-
Gated one of his hips. Mr.. Bish-
op is about eighty years of age,
and this accident coming at this
time of life is likely to perma-
nently disable him.
Miss SalIie Hoop, of HARRISON
VILE, was pleasant caller, at the
News office last Thursday. MISS
Sallie was formerly one of this
county's successful teachers,
who telt it her duty to relnqulsh
her profession to stay at home
on account of her invalid mother.
We are pleased to state that her
mother is improved to The extent
OF being able few days ago TO
go on little visit to the home of
of her daughter Mrs. Beamer
Gress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Rotz and
their little son Harold, returned
TO their home in Tod township
last Thursday evening, after hav-
ing spent three weeks very pleas
antly visiting among their friends
IN the Middle Western states.
During that time they visited
friends at Decatur, III; Dayton,
@; Huntsville, O., and stopped at
Pittsburg. They had very en-
joyable time, and Philip is much
1.