The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-08-05
NUMBER 46
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Snapshots at Their Comings and Goings
Here for Vacation, or Away
for RestfuI Outing.
NAMES OF VISITORS AND VISITED

two weeks in Baltimore.
Miss Anna Buckley, of Fort
Littleton, spent last Friday IN Nc
Connellsburg.
Mrs. Grant Boyer, of McKees.
port, has been spending a. few
weeks visiting friends and rela-
tlves near McConnelsburg.
Henry Tritle and Walter Brln.
die, of Franklin county, spent
day or two last week on this side
of the mountain.
Rev. john NJ. Diehl represent.
ed the Presbyterian church of
this place at the Presbyterian Re
union at Pen Mar last Thursday.
George G. Sipes, of Dickey's
Mountain, and his uncle Harvey
Slpes, of Mt. Gilead, O, spent
few hours IN town Monday.
Druggist Maurice f Trout
and Miss Iva Poor, both of Phila.
delphia, are guests of the form
er's mother, Mrs. Nj. b. Trout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson Mel.
lott, of Belfast township, were
guests IN the home of the form
er's brother, George B. Mell5tt
in this place last Thursday.
Mrs. James Fulton and little
son Samuel, and Miss Carrie
Rodgers-all of McKeesport, are
visiting friends and relatives near
McConnellsburg.
Edward Mellott aud daughter
Miss Daisy, spent few hours IN
McConnellsburg last Saturday.
Miss Daisy was an interested Wis
itor to the News office.
Squire Walter w. Hewett and
Farmer Samuel l.. Simpson, two
of ThOmpson's representative
young citizens, spent a few hours
at the County Seat last Friday.
Harlan L. Wishart and Paul
Baumgardner drove down from
Wells Tannery last Thursday,
and spent couple of days at the
Fulton House, meeting their
many friends In this place.
Miss Victor, Germantown;
Miss Heboerlig, Carlisle, and
Miss Steiger, Wllllamsport-all
German Hospital trained nurses,
are visiting Miss Pearl Logue at
her home IN Ayr township.
Oliver Plesslnger and daughter
Miss Ada. of Needmore, spent
few hours in McConnellsburg
last Thursday. From Divers
youthful appearance, 1t would
hardly be suspected that he was
a pupil in the Locust Grove school
in Whips Cove, IN 1866, when the
editor of the News was teaching
his first school.
Miss Pearl Mellott and her
grandmother, Mrs. Emaline Dan
iels, spent the time from Friday
until Sunday of last week visit.
ing relatives in McConnellsburg.
Miss Pearl has been elected to
teach school in Beaver county
during the ensuing year and will
go TO her work about the first of
September.
DR.. Albert n. Mellott, of Sipes
Mil, now practiclng In hospital
in Baltimore, passed the examin-
alton before the Pennsylvania
State Board most satisfactorily,
and is now full fledged doctor.
The standard this year was unus
ually high, and of the 354 appli-
cants, 20 of whom were women,
only 20 failed. DR.. Ramsey, of
Chambersburg, was one of the
examiners.
John N. Deavor, who is making
his mark as an electrician in the
city of Omaha, Neb., was an agree
able caller at the News Office,
Monday afternoon. Heis spend
ing few weeks of the hot season
in the East, and was just return.
ing TO the home OF his parents IN
Taylor township, from visit of
ten days with his brothers Elmer
and Ernest, who live in Balti-
more, Md. His slster-ln- law,
Mrs. Elmer Deavor, accompanied
him home from Baltimore. and
she Is going to visit the home