The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-05-12
NEW GRENADA.

ton, visiting friends at Newton
Hamilton and other points.
Roy Shafer is visiting at Mount
| Union.
| Emaline McClain and Ruth
Cunningham went to Mount Un.
ION last Saturday to spend a few
days visiting.
Mary Witter, of Wate, fall, Wis.
tied Harry Casters last Sunday.
Maude Cunningham Neal and
little son George g., visited in the
home of Mrs. Meals parents, l.
l. Cunningham and wife, a few
days.
Mason Dunlap is moving with
his family to Mount Union this
week, where he has built fine
new dwelling house. We are sor
ry to see them move from our lit.
tie Coles valley, as they are fine
people, and 1t is not that kind that
We wish to see go away.
Martha Black visited IN the
home of A. M. Corbin and wife,
in Taylor township.
o. w. Moore, or "Fisher" as
he Is generally called-that broad
shouldered, broad minded, accom-
modating and trusty East Broad.
top Railroad conductor, of Orbi-
sonia, IN company with his lady
friend, Miss Virginia Houck, of
the So me place, but now a clerk
in the Company store at Roberts.
dale, drove down the mountain
last Sunday from the latter place
and spent the day with the lam.
lily of Jacob s. Black, and called
on other friends In New Grenada.
While peellng bark one day re-
Gently, Daniel Gladfelter had the
misfortune to cut a severe cash
IN one of his legs below the knee
with an axe. DR.. Campbell dress
ed the wound, and it took several
stitches to close up the open
wound. Mr.. Gladfelter Is getting
along all right, and the wound
will soon be healed, if he takes
proper care of 1t.
l.. L. Cunningham and L. A.
Grippe locked horns about two
weeks ago, and the struggle had
not been on very long until Mr..
Cunningham was on his back
no, not on Grips back-and he
was kept there for about two
weeks. When Grip gets into the |
box, you'd might as we'll throw
down the bat.
N. H. Alloway, of Taylor, Is not
improving in health as rapidly as
his many friends sincerely wish.
Mrs. Jessie Caster and son Err
nest visited Mrs. Casters par
ents, George Gress and wife,
near Bethlehem church, a few
days.
After the census enumerator
had been at Bert Heeter's, a big
stork called and left a bouncing
big boy. o, well; he will do to
count IN 1920.
Jacob Black is about the only
one about here that has had any
real experience with Halley's
comet. A few evenings ago, Mr.
Black felt tired and sleepy and
"mosied off" to bed before the
rest of the family-a little earlier
than usual-and was soon soar
ing away through that ethereal
space that covers dreamland. Be
fore 1T was bedtime for the rest
of the family, bunch of young
folks came IN, and while one was
playing the organ, another rat
ting the "bones," two or three
others 'pattlng juber, and still
another running the sewing ma.
chine at mile a.minute clip, the
noise suddenly aroused the sleep.
er, whose first thought III his half
awakened bewilderment was, that
the eerth had plunged into the
tail, and that showers of
meteors were falling on the roof
and pounding at the windows,
and that Gabrlel's horn was
sounding in the distance. Spring
ing out of bed, rushing to the
nearest window, and peering INTO
the darkness, be noticed that the
planets were pursuing their or
derly course, ard that the real