The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-03-31
CUPID'S CUT-UPS.
Miss Laura Pearl Hill Becomes Bride of
Stephen Fisher, Last Wednes-
day.
OTHER WELL.KNOWN PEOPLE MARRIED
FISHER-HILL.

At 6 o'clock, Wednesday even
ing, March 23, 1910, very pretty
home wedding took place at the
hcme of James r. Hill, near Need
more, when his sister, Miss
Laura Pearl Hill and Mr.. Steph
en- Fisher, of Pigeon Cove, we're
united IN marriage by Rev. S. l.
Baugher, formerly of Needmore,
but now pastor of the Gulf Chris
tian church, Conshohocken, Pa.
Mr.. Baugher used the pretty
ring ceremony of the Christian
church, which Is very attractive
to the young people. After the
hearty congratulations of those
present had been extended, a
bountiful supper was served
just such supper as Mrs. Mary
Hill knows how to prepare. 1t is
noteworthy just at this time to
mention the fact that under the
sore affection through which
James r. Hill and family have
been called to pass recently, the
kindly spirit and love of broth
er is shown in the giving of such
a nice home wedding to a dear
sister. Those present at the
wedding were Mrs. Mary Hill,
Joseph Fisher and wife, Mrs.
Elizabeth Truax, Mrs. CorneIla
Bealman, James r. Hill, Oscar
Hill, and Willis Don Hill. On
Thursday, the 24th, the lnfalr was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Fisher at their beautiful
home in Pigeon Cove. Those who
have been fortunate enough to en-
joy the generous hospitalltyin this
home, know that no pains were
spared to make the occasion a
most enjoyable one. Those pres.
ent, and who partook of the sump
tuous dinner Mrs. Fisher had
prepared, were job Hess and
family, Mrs. Park Palmer, Rev.
Baugher, Corneha Palmer, Min
ME O'Rourk, Bessie Morton, Mrs
Mary Hill, Mrs. Margaret o.
Rourk, Kittie Kirk, Gertrude o.
Rourk, James r. Hill, Mrs. Eliza
beth Truax, Willis Don Hill, Ver-
non O'Rourk, Frank Fisher, Jo.
seph Fisher and wife, Willis Pal
mer, Anna, Cora and Nora Bly,
ems, and the BRIDE and groom.
The BRIDE received many valua
BILE presents, among which was a
pretty Wedding Bells booklet,
and as the guests registered their
names in the marriage book, the
happy couple may look back in
after years, and think of those
who took part IN their wedding
festivities. MIR. and Mrs. Fish
er have host of friends who wish
them much happiness and pros
perity. b.
SHORE-CHINBERG.
Cards have been received an
nounclng the marriage of DR..
Chalmers Scott Shore and Miss
Olga Leona Chlnberg, on Wednes
day, March 16, 1910, at Fergus
Falls, Minnesota. The happy
couple Will be "At Home" after
4 May 9TH, at Lake. City, Minnesota
where the Doctor has been locat.
ed for the last nine years, and
has large practice. He Is son
of the late Eli e. Shore, near Wa.
terfall, this county.
STUNKARD-SPECK.
AT the home of the groom in
Wells Valley on Thursday even
ing of last week, Rev. Fleegal, of
the Methodist Episcopal church,
united In marriage, John Sunk.
ard, Sr., and Miss Dora Speck,
of Hustontown. The old and the
young boys of the Valley turned
out en- masse and gave them an
old time serenade. The News
extends congratulations.
| Mr.. Harry l.. Smathers has
been spending the greater part
OF the week in our town making
arrangements for operating the