The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-06-01
NUMBER 81
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW
snapshots al Their COmings and GOingS
Here for Vacation, or Away
for Restful Outing.
NAMES OF VISITORS AND VISITED

Charles and Claude Cook, of
Lanark, ILL.,, were here during
the past week attending the fun.
eral of their mother Mrs. S. NJ.
Cook.
Walker Richards, of Big Cove
Tannery, called at the News Of.
lice while IN town last Friday and
pushed his subscription to the
News ahead another year.
George w. Mock and wife, Nof
Burnt Cabins were in town last
Saturday and went out to the
McGovern farm and spent the
night IN the home of John
Mackey and wife.
M. A. Detwiler, Three
Springs r. +. D. man, called at
the News office while IN town
last Saturday. Mike is a popu-
lar official, and has lots of friends
IN McConnellsburg.
II. |. Cromwell and wife Of
Clear Ridge, were guests over
Sunday in the home of their son
Roy G. Cromwell in this place.
Mr.. Cromwell is a well informed
miner and farmer, and a very
pleasant gentleman.
Paul |. Johnston, who holds a
lucrative and responsible posi-.
ton with the Barrett Manufac.
turing Company of Philadelphia,
came home last Friday evening
and spent the time over Memorial
day with his pareats Mr.. and
Mrs. j. X. Johnston.
Mrs, Alex Patterson and chll.f
dren Mary Carson and Grace
Sharpe, came over from their
home IN umberland county last
Thursday and spent a few days
with Mrs. Patterson's mother
Mrs. j. w. Johnston and other
relatives IN the Cove.
Samuel Stuart and wife, of
Carlisle, were guests in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson L. Mace
from Sunday morning until
Monday. They were travelling
IN their |. II. G. touring car, and
went from this place to Hagers.
town. Mr.. Stuart Is Clerk of the
Courts of Cumberland county.
Bert Wlnegardner, of Clear
Ridge, spent few hours in town
last Saturday. He and his faith
er are ID the mercantile and
huckstering business and handle
a large quantity of country pro.
duce. Bert says the hucksters
have been getting 1T sin the
neck" on the egg business lately.
Mrs. George W. Skinner, of
Cham bersburg, came to McCon.
nellsburg last Thursday evening
to attend the funeral OF her old
friend and nelghbor Mrs. S. M.
Cook, and she renamed IN town
the guest Of Mrs. M. b. Trout
until Monday. Mrs. SINNERS
friends will be pleased to know
that her health has been very
much improved during the past
year.
Mrs. John NJ. Dlehl, lett Mon.
day noon, for Minneapolis, Mlnn.,
where she expects to spend few
weeks visiting her parents. She
will be followed a few weeks later
by her husband, who will take
his summer vacation during the
month of July. Mrs. Diehl is a
model ministers wife" and by
her gentle pleasing manner has
greatly endeared herself to the
people of McConnellsburg, who
trust she may have pleasant
Trip.
Mrs Elizabeth W. Sharpe, wid.
Nv of the late Samuel Sharpe of
Bethel township, spent last sum.
ner IN California, and is now llv-
ng with her daughter, Mrs.
Bingaman, in Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. Sharpe is a native of Wells
Valley, coming from the Griffith
family, and she says she enjoys
NJ. M. Horizons articles in the
NEWS very much. She wishes
10 be remembered to her many
Did Fulton county friends. Her