The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-04-07
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CONDENSED POR HURRIED READERS

GO to Johnston for shoes. Best
selection; best stock; best prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Woodall
are happy over the arrival OF a
young son that has come to bless
their home.
Miss Zelpha Fleming, of Clear
Ridge, has been Ill during the
past ten days with appendicitis
and gastritis.
Fare one way between Mer-
cersburg and McConnellsburg 80
cents. Sheets Stage Line.
MISS Rella Raker, Of Dane, who
has been visiting her cousin, o.
i've Mumma, at Plttsburg, Is
about to return home.
Fresh new line of ladies and
gents shoes just received at j.
K. Johnston's. The prettlest
ladies pumps ever shown in this
town.
Miss Jess e. Henry, eldest
daughter of John A. Henry, OF
Clear Ridge, went to Lancaster
Monday, where she will take a
course of instruction IN a bust.
ness college.
Mrs. Lewis Mellott, of Pleas
ant Ridge, Is very thankful to the
friends who have so kindly given
presents and sent postal cards to
her little baby boy, Lee Scott
Bennett Mellott, during the past
year. Want of space forbids our
giving the names of all the donors
Professor Frear, of the State
college, tasted eighty-three kinds
of breakfast food IN the course Of
a government investigation re.
Gently. HIS survival In good
health is a JOINT tribute to the ex
cellence of his digestion and the
nutritious quality of the ''sam.
PIES"
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Mellott
were in town Monday. They
sold their real estate at Gem to
A. J. Lamberson, and the store
to Walker Mellott, and they pur.
chased the Amanda Pott property
near Big Cove Tannery. Mr..
Mellott and family moved to their
new home last week.
The News is a welcome visitor
IN the home of James G. Kline, in
Bucks county. He says every
member of the family enjoys read
ing 1t. They like their home
down there, and say they have
good markets-36 cents a pound
for butter and "a cents a dozen
for eggs.
Aaron Martin went over to DR..
Vests old home IN Path Valley
Tuesday, and brought four book.
cases and about a ton Of books,
which the Doctor had left to the
Presby terrain church Of McCon-
nellsburg, and which will be kept
in the Presbyterian Manse for
the use of the ministers who may
serve the church.
uRev. ]. G. Webster, Of Argyle,
N. Y, and his sister Miss Jennie,
Of Xenia, O., who had come to
Mercersburg last Saturday to be
present at the interment of their
sister Miss Mary, spent Monday
and Tuesday with friends on this
side of the mountain. They were
guests in the home of Afchie w.
Johnston, Tuesday night.
William W. Largent, q former
McConnellsburg boy, In letter
requesting a change in the ad'
dress Of his "News," says that
ne Is now operating a linotype for
the Brattleboro Printing Co., oi
Brattleboro, Vermont. William
says that Brattleboro Is beauti
ful little city of 5000 people, built
right up IN the mountains.
Hats--It means much to get q
hat that you need not be ashamed
to wear after you have It,
and TO get it at q price that will
please you. J. X. Johnston has
been fortunate enough this spring
to secure an entire line of sam
pies, of the latest and best goods