The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-02-26
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q few friends at tea on MONDAY
evening.
Miss Ruth Roettger, who is
employed in Chambersburg, is
home for a short visit.
For ten days you can buy 1OC
lbs. crushed oyster shell for SO
cents at The Irwin Store. adv.
Mr.. Charles Mellott and Miss
Belle Mellott, near Plea s a n t
Ridge, were shopping in town
last Friday.
Misses Marion and Jessie Sloan
returned last Friday after having
spent a month or more in Buffa-
10, and other places.
Mrs. Winifred Kendall is in
Mercersburg visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Myers, whose little
daughter is i'll with pneumonia.
Prof. A.. C. Garland of Lemas-
tiers spent from Saturday night
until Monday morning with G. d.
Hixson and family in this place.
The illustrated lecture that was
to have taken place in the Re-
formed church last Monday was
postponed on account of the Sc
we're storm.
There will be a Local Institute
at Rock Hill, March 6, 1913.
Question. /. Waste of Supplies
how prevented? 2. Monotony.
3. Consolidation.
Mr.. Logue Hess, near War
f~ordsburg, braved the snowstorm
of last Monday and came to town
to gladden. the hearts of the mer-
chants and the printer.
l. W. Garland, Belfast town.
ship, took advantage of the good
sleighing to come to the county
seat last Saturday. We are in
debted to him for some news.
The McConnellsburg Concert
Band will give a musical Comedy
in the Auditorium of the School
building Tuesday evening March
18th entitled MY Queen in Cal
'ico."
Two sled loads of our people
attended the revival services at
Knobsville one night last week.
The meetings were under the
charge of Rev. ]. V. Roger, of
this place.
George Morton, son of Hon.
Peter Morton, near town, found
3 large wild cat in one of his
traps on Cove Mountain, last
Monday, and was exhibiting the
feline to admiring friends in
town that day.
Leslie W. Seylar killed a nice,
healthy hen the other day, that,
up until a few days previous, had
laid all winter. When the fowl
was dressed, a safety pin, brok-
EN- into four pieces, and several
books and eyes were found in the
gizzard. That hen surely had
'grit."
Messrs A. N. Witter and ia
cob E. Deavor, of Waterfall spent
FAST Friday night in this place at
lending to some business in con-
nection with the settlement of an
estate. They report business
goodi in that section. The coal
felds just across the line in Fan
flngdon county afford a good mar
get for all kinds of produce.
The Fulton County School d.
fectors' Association convened in
annual session on Wednesday af-
ternoon of last week. The drift
Pa roads prevented many from
Intending. A large number how
over, enjoyed the afternoon and
evening, and Thursday morning
sessions. On Wednesday even
ing an appreciative audience
erected the lecturer, DR.. ].
george Becht, Secretary State
educational Commission, and
we're highly pleased with the
poctor's discourse.
This is the first winter for sew
FRA years that our sportsmen did
pot trap quail to preserve them
through the snowy months, lib
ratlng them in the spring after
u Danger of their perishing had