The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-11-12
THE NEWS TOLD
IN PARAGRhP|
Latest Happenings GIear
From All Over The State
LIVE NOTES AND COMMENI

Five of the six members Of tbs
lily of Samuel G. Rawn, Of KIM
Prussia, have typhoid fever.
Little Rose Torpey died In Mad
town Hospital from burns rseeI
while playing with matches.
An automobile Of David ThomDI
left standing In front of a NorrIstd
theater, was stolen.
More than 1000 hunters Boon
were issued in Northumberland com
this year. The number is 1000 al
Of the same date last year.
Acting upon the suggestion Of
Women's Civic Club, Danyille buslu
men will have a. municipal Christi
tree this year.
Mrs. George Gratz Is IN a hosud
at York and will probably die from
effects of taking a poison tablet
mistake.
Norman Carey, the fouryearold !
OF a local merchant, was instantly n
ed near the Reading station, Mahad
City, when struck by a passenger us
J. Leon Quaintance, Of LlOnyille. h
been appointed tax collector in Uvj
land Township, in place Of his faith
James Qualntance, who died recent
Sanitary experts of the State Ve
rinary Department will inspect
herds of cattle In Chester county
traces OF the mouth and foot diseas3
Readings first contribution 70
800, 900 900 war tax fund, amounts
$4,000 according to a statement lssu(
at the local internal revenue Office,
Hot lard used in frying oysters ups
and caused a fire which did seyeH
hundred dollars DAMAGE to the home !
John NJ. Parker, Reading.
In a fall down stairs at her hOrl
Mrs. Ellen McGonigal was severe
injured. She was removed 10
Chester Hospital.
For the first time IN many veal
large and juicy watermelOns are 81
being picked in the famed melon b
at Chillisquaque, and are being sol
in markets at Sunbury and Milton.
AS Andrew Hayden, an Erie Ra1
road section boss, stepped out Of "
way of an e%astbound train at COH1
westbound passenger train struck az
killed him.
When the Northumberland COunq
Court opened Monday the Judges ioun
but one election board vacancy Vhe1
In former years there were as na1I
as fifty. The new fee Is s. a day
The Susquehanna River at Milton
the lowest within the memory OIL "
oldest resident. II Is forbade al
most any point, and great stones sue
out in many places.
Herbert Beiler, t%hirly-four years oN
If Bangor, was killed on the I'a1
wanna Railroad, near Ackerman'm1
by a train. He was a son Of Cn"'
Boiler, a merchant Of PenargyA
Charged with robblng PntdtI
Gormerly near Fairyiow Vllase
nearly $500 in money and Sl0o 10 a'
monds, David Smith, alias InO"P"
has been arrested.
There were sivtv.soyen marriage
censes issued in Chester county da'g
October. q decrease Of seven 20"
preceding month and fourteen
than in October, last year
Judge swart refused a new va s'S
oliver X, Bean. a NorrIstoTn pow
whose automobile EilIea "% ,nrI
Walleigh and for which deato
awarded Wallelgh's widow '0'1'"
A committee of Sir Mobiles Of poA, 4
rem rT,l' No. 3. Benevolent order ~, u
Egyptians, at West Chester has Y, c1
appointed to make arranse"
the third anniversary,
Morshollton Grange paid a yi'H rt i
Lvndell Grange and entertalnyJ, s,sfl
a program of literary aud . %ns'' pprsla|
cises. including a play
Alarm"
"corO Night" was observed % s,, nj
, mSS' Of G corr raised by the iaFr ne. y
Uwchland Township. TneIo oorlrg N|
address uTJ, on corn and cOrn.sr0T csssts
CHARLES F. preston, of the
County Farm Bureau
Harry T. Edmuudson, J E,C ~ q |
Park. and Miss Edith H. % ,So rnrson
Chester hts r,V were married at p,r cs
age Of the Second rI, nerforrei
o"T Ren, H. IIe w. Ve1 Koealer. the D .Sa Amer
S by hsr, Oh, is is a foreman at '1 Dlnnt 4
can Viscose Company!
Marcus Hook. ii