The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-09-22
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ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Snapshots at Their COnlingS and GOingS
Here for Vacation, or Away
for a ReStfnl Outing.
NAMES OF VISITORS AND VISITED

MISS Lillian HOJJ, OIL linn, ",
is visiting friends in this county.
Bruce Woolet was among the
visitors from TT. Llttleton, to
town last Saturday.
DR.. Palmer, of Needmore, was
on our streets on Thursday of
last week.
Capt. Cunning, of Webster
Mills, was here on Saturday at.
tending to business.
Harry Clouser, of Chambers.
burg, spent Sunday with his par
ents, Amos Clouser and wife.
James Hampton, of Licking
Creek township, was n business
visitor to town on Monday.
Miss Bessie Morton left Satur
day for Belfast township, where
she will take charge of Pleasant
Grove school.
D. L. Grisslnger and son VIII
bur and M. w. Mace spent Satur
day afternoon IN Chambersburg
on business.
VIM. WIlds, of Ft. Llttleton, a
former mail route contractor,
was dong business IN town on
Saturday last.
Frank B. Slpes and wife, of
this place, went up to Burnt Cab
ms on Sunday, and took dinner
at the Mansion House.
Mrs. Frank Peck Etta Downes)
and little son Walter, of Bedford
county are visiting among friends
and relatives in this place.
Mrs. Margaret Bolinger return
ed to her home Monday, after
having spent a week in the home
of her son Isaac, in this place.
Miss Bessie Taylor lett Mon
day for McSherrystown, where
she will enter st. Joseph's Acad
emy, to complete her senior year.
Clarence Sloan, wife and little
son, of Port Huron, Mich, arrlv
ed IN town on Tuesday for a short
visit among friends here.
Mrs. S. B. Woollet and Miss
Mary Wllds, of the Washington
House, went to Atlantic City,
Monday, for an outing to the sea-
shore.
Malanthon Snider, of Waynes
boro, came over on Saturday and
spent Sabbath with his uncle
George Snider, and aunt, Mrs.
Riley Peck, IN this place.
Mr.. William b. Karns, wife,
and daughters Miss Grace and
Lulu, accompanied by Mr.. Clay
ton harms all of Everett, drove
down to McConnellsburg last
Sunday morning in Williams
new b. Nj. f. automobile. In the
afternoon accompanied by D. L.
Grissinger and wife, John P.
Conrad, and Misses Bess and
Lillian Grissinger, in D. L. Girls
singers Ford touring car, they
drove over to Greencastle and re.
turn. The Karns people went
back to Everett Monday.
Richard A, Campbell, of Pitts
burg, spent day in town last
week. Mr.. Campbell, or Dick,
as he will be more famiharly re-
mem bered by the associates of
his boyhood, grew to manhood in
his fathers home on the Lyon
farm IN Taylor township, went to
the army early in the Civil War,
and was in 1t when the war clos
ed. Returning TO this county, he
taught in the public schools in
Taylor township during the win
ters of 1867 and '67-8. He
then went to Clearfield county
where he continued teaching, got
into politics, and during the past
sixteen years he has resided in
Pittsburg, holding government
position as gauger. This was
his first visit to the County since
he went away In 1868. We found
MIR Campbell a very pleasant
gentleman, and were interested
to find that he and the Editor bad
begun teachiag under Hiram
Winters administration as coun-
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