The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-09-30
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Snapshots at Their Comings and Goings
Here for Vacation, or Away
for a RestfuI Outing.
NAMES OF VISITORS AND VISITED

Mrs. Harry A. Thompson, Of
Tyrone, is spending some time
with relatives and friends In this
place.
Miss Murine Rummel went ov.
er to Chambersburg yesterday
morning, and will be employed at
Wilson College.
{. II. Eitemiller, wife and little
daughter Myrtle Catherine, of
Mercersburg, spent a couple of
days last week visiting relatives
on this side of the mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Keefer and
four children, of Mercersburg,
spent list Sunday with Mrs.
Keefer's mother, Mrs. Matilda
Helman, on North First street.
Mrs. Jacob Motter and daugh-
ter Miss Bess returned home last
Wednesday after having spent
several days very pleasantly Wis
ltlng friends in Carlisle and in
Chambersburg.
Miss Sue Orth, of Fort Little
ton, returned home on Saturday,
after having spent a little over a
week with her sister, Lavlna Ear
ly, widow of the late j. Foster
Early. in Wells Valley.
Mrs. j. E. Lyon and little daugh
ters Mildred and Ruth, drove
down from their home at West
Dublin last Saturday, and remain
ed IN the home of the Misses
Dickson until Sunday evening.
Preston Deshong and son How
ard, of Everett, and Mrs. j. Lake
Garland and daughter Pearl, of
Ayr township, were guests of
their sister Mrs. Ellis Trogler,
near Mercersburg, last week.
Mrs. Mary A. Kelly has just re
turned TO her home IN this place,
after having spent two weeks
very pleasantly visiting friends
IN Baltimore and Brooklyn, Md
Cham bersburg, and Mercers-
burg.
Walter G. Peck, who has been
in Ill health at the Washington
House for several weeks, took
advantage of the nice weather to
make trip to Bedford last week.
He enjoyed the trip very much,
and does not seem any worse for
the exertlon.
Mr.. Caleb B. llockensmIth,
formerly of Licking Creek town
ship, but tor several years a resi-
dent of Johnstown, has just re
tut ned from very pleasant visit
through the West during which
time he VISITED his son, and his
brothers David and Obadiah.
Thomas b. Stevens, returned
to his home IN this place
last Friday after having spent
four months in Iowa. Mr.. Ste
vens is looking fat and hearty.
One might be led to Judge from
his appearance that he had been
eating a good deal and not work
ing much.
Mrs. Howard Skipper, and
little sons Boyd and Clyde, of
Waynesboro were callers at the
NEWS office yesterday morning.
They, accompanied by Mrs. Skip
per's son, Wilbur SIpes, of Iar.
risburg, came over last Saturday,
and spent the time until yester-
day visiting Mrs. Shippers faith.
er William Valance, her daugh.
ter Grace, and other relatives
and friends. They took the noon
hack here yesterday for their re.
spective homes.
j. Howard Sinner, wife and
two sons, of McKees Rocks, Pa,
arrived IN McConnellsburg last
Thursday, and are visiting Mr..
Sinners mother, Mrs. Anna
Simmer, and other relatives and
friends in town. While Howard
learned the printing trade in the
Republican Office in this place,
and worked at the BUSINESS a
number OF years, he has for
some time held position as fore
man IN the repair shops of the
f. 4 L. Il. Railroad Company at
McKees Rocks, and is enjoying
health and prosperity in that
hustling industrial center of the