The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-05-26
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this week, on account of the rush OF
noIitical matter that came In late.
Fare one way between Mer-
cersburg and McConnellsburg 30
cents. Sheets Stage Line.
Elmer Glunt, of Knobsville,
took his little son Pierce to Hunt
,pgdon, Tuesday, to have an oper
alton performed on one of the
Rev. z. j. Powers, of Lanes
vile, W. Va, son of Rev. Powers
ofNeedmore, will preach atLaurel
Ridge, near Big Cove Tannery on
the fifth Sunday IN this month at
10 o'clock, a. m.
The G.. A. R., p. 0. S. of A.,
and Harrisonvllle Lodge 1. 0. 0.
F., will hold memorial services at
Sldellng Hill Christian church,
Monday, May Both. Everybody
cordially invited. COMMITTEE.
There are said to be two wom-
en- in New York receiving salaries
of $4,000 a year. They are both
designers of women's dresses for
concerns making a speciality OF
handsome ready. made garments.
DR.. Harry Martin Smith, of
Red Lion, York county, died IN
the York hospital on Thursday
from the affects of blood poison
ing, caused by cutting a corn
about two weeks ago. He was A
years of age.
The Union Meeting of the
Young Peoples socletlrs in town
will be held in the Presbyterian
church at 6 o'clock next Sunday
evening. Subject: is Ours a
Christian Nation? Plenty of time
afterward to go to preaching IN
any of the churches in town.
The memorial sermon an
nounced for the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning,
will be preached In the audltorl-
um of the Public School building
at 1890 a. m. The sermon will be
preached by Rev. John M. Diehl,
and the public generally are in
vlted. OF course, there will not
be any preaching services IN the
Presbyterian church at that
hour.
T. G. Gillis drove down to Fort
Littleton from Mount Union on
Tuesday of last week, and thence
TO McConnellsburg. After spend
ing several days shaking hands
with his old acqualntances, he re
turned to Mount Union, where he
found Billy Bise in a very CT itical
condition from blood poison caus
ed by a very small scratch on his
finger. Mr.. Gillis thinks there
Is very little hope of Mr.. Blse's
recovery.
Frank Sewers, son Of George
Sewers, lives at Harry Hohman's
near Cito, In Ayr township.
Frank wears spectacles. Last
Friday evening, having gone to
his room without light to pre-.
pare for bed, he stumbled over a
chair, and In so dong, broke one
OF the lenses of his spectacles,
and a little piece of the broken
glass entered one of his eyes,
which at once became very pain.
tul. DIR. Robinson was at once
summoned by phone, and went
to the relief of the unfortunate
boy. The Injured organ seems
now to be doing well. 1t was an
accident very much like that In
results that caused Elmer Lake
70 lose one eye entlrely-with
great danger of losing both.
After having spent almost SIX
teen weeks in the Cham bersburg
hospital, during which time she
underwent several surgical oper
atoms, Mrs. w. X. OFT is agair
with her family at their home II
ayr township. While she Is uot
Well, her physicians felt that she
night return to her home, with
perfect safety as far as the tril
was concerned; and consequent.
ly, w. Sloan Warthtn want ova,