The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-05-26
NUMBER SO
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Snapshots at Their Comings and Goings
Here for Vacation, or Away
for Restiul Outing.
NAMES OF VISITORS AND VISITED

of Clear Ridge, called at the
NEWS Office a few minutes while
in town Tuesday.
M. S. Appleby, of Altoona, and
his sister, Miss Vivian, of Shade
Gap, are visiting Miss Minnie f.
Mock and mother on south Sec
ond street.
S. G. Miller and daughter Miss
Olive, of Shade Gap, spent last
Saturday and Sunday in the
home of the formers aunt Mrs.
Elizabeth Mock.
Mr.. Karl de Schwelnltz, a mem
ber of the reportorlal force of the
Philadelphia Pnbilc Ledger, is
spending part of his summer va.
cation IN McConnellsburg.
Mr., D. B. Mace, of Cham bers
burg, spent the time from Mon.
day noon until Tuesday noon IN
McConnellsburg on business, and
was a guest in the home of his
son Cashier M. W. Mace.
Fred Mock, ofPlttsburg, spent
a few days recently with his
mother and sister in this place.
Fred IS one of the Iron Clty's
rising young business men, being
at the head of the firm of Rungee
and Mock wholesale and retail
dealers in meats.
After having spent three weeks
II the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Christian Martin IN the
Cove, Miss Lydia Martin has re-
turned to Darling, Pa, where she
has position as Assistant Ma
tron, In a Girls Home.
Mr.. Frank Stoner and his
mother drove over to Saxton last
Saturday, to visit Franks sister
Mertle (Mrs. W. M. Lodge.
Frank returned home Monday
evening, and his mother (Mrs.
Albert Stoner) is remaining in
SaXton a week.
Ahlmaaz Clevenger drove over
to Chambersburg last FRIDAY
morning and was accompanied
home by his wife and daughter
Catharlne, who had beer spend
ing the week with relatives and
friends IN Chambersburg and
Fayetteville.
DR.. j. j. Palmer and Merchant
A. p. Garland, of Belfast town
ship, were business visitors at
the County Seat last Friday. The
Doctor has increased his real es-
tate holdings by purchasing from
w. ]. Truax the Gregory farm
north of Needmore.
Mrs. w. II. Elder DIX ROBIN.
SOM and her little daughter have
been spending several weeks in
the home of her parents, Editor
and Mrs. Smith M. Robinson.
Monday Mr.. Elder arrived here,
and after spending a few days he
and his wife and baby will return
to their home IN Morgantown,
w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Martin sper t
day or two during the past week
in little visit to the home OF their
son Amos near Lemaster, Frank
lin county. They took home their
httlegrand-son Paul, and brought
back Paul's brother Christie who
is now staying with his grand
parents.
Mr.. Emory Booth, formerly of
this county, but for several years
holding responsible position at
the Electric Lght and Power
plant of the p. r. Co., in Altoona,
was called to this county last
week TO attend the funeral of his
mother, and renamed among rel
atives and friends until Monday,
! when he returned TO Altoona.
Prof, and Mrs. e. M. Gress, OF
Swissvale, after attending the
funeral of the latter's mother
/, , near Dublin Mills on Tuesday
! Of last week, spent the rest ol
the week, visiting among their
. Fulton county relatives and
friends. Prof. Gress returned
! 70 Swissvale last Saturday, and
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