The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-01-08
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REPORTS ABOUT CROPS GOOD
Farmers Busy In Every Locality
Churches Raising Funds for Many
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Mrs. Otto Huebner, of Allentown,
sustained a broken collar-bone in
fall downstairs.
While Silas Anthony was attending
church at Trachsville, thief stole his
horse and buggy.
A party OF aliens at Palmerton muir
derously attacked Nicholi Perski and
left him lying in the gutter for dead.
Caught in the machinery at the Cop
lay cement plant, August Tykedale, an
oiler, was whirled to death.
Perkasie School Board is having
plans drawn for a $4,000 addition to
its schoolhouse.
The Commissioners of Chester Coun-
ty have appropriated 81, 900 to the Ches-
ter County Farm Bureau.
Struck by Reading Railway train,
Joshua Underwood, residing near Ad-
amstown, was probably fatally injured.
Eight miles of stone pillars will be
erected under Scranton in the hope
of stopping caye-ins.
The Scranton schoolhouse, damaged
to the extent of $4,000 by cave-in
two years ago, is again similarly af-
fected.
Slipping on Zee near his home, Mar
Gus A. Uhler, proprietor of a large
truck farm near Easton, fell and frac-
tured one of his legs.
The S-year-old daughter of Charles
Eddinger of Berwick, pulled a kettle
of water upon herself and was severe
ly scalded.
Mrs Henry Robinson died at Sha-
mokin from burns received while ig-
hitting a pile of newspapers in front
of her home.
The body OF Y. A. Butt, OF Benton,
was found lying in the snow at his
door, where he had been stricken i'm
mediately after he left home.
Trying new ice on Pond near Sun
bury, George Meyer, seven years old,
fell in, but his sister, Mary, aged is,
rescued him.
Hazleton Council proposes to stop
the foolish habit of automobilsts and
garage-owners emptying gasoline into
the sewers.
Although several Weatherly indus
tries have been working irregularly,
the Iron and Steel Company, the
towns newest industry, is working full
time.
John Earle Beatty, of Easton, who
stole half a carload of goods from the
New Jersey Central freight station in
that city, was sent TO Jail for two and
a half years.
Austin Reinbold, of Hellertown, be-
gan suit at Easton against the Didier-
March Coke Company for 100000 dam
ages for the loss of hand while
coupling cars in the company's yards.
An interesting ceremony in the
South Bethlehem Moravian Church
was the cremation of a $500 mortgage
on the new $4,000 church, most Of
the debt on which has now been paid.
Elwood Davis, who, with a rife, bonn
barded the house where his wife was
staying after their separation, was
paroled from the Allentown jail by
Judge Trexler.
William Green, colored, aged IS
years, of the Welsh Mountain district,
near Honeybrook, has been sent to
the Huntington Reformatory for steal
ing a horse belonging to Mark Burk-
holder, of Gap.
District Attorney Boyer, of Doyles-
town, says the Bucks County authori-
ties will proceed with the prosecution
of Joseph -Flewka for the murder of
Captain Loughlin, the crime having
been committed on Bucks County soil.
When firemen and others were un-
able to lead Charles Rhoades' horses
from the burning livery stable at
Doylestown. Miss Edith Rhoades, IT.
year-old girl brought the horses one
by one to the door until the eight
were saved.
The movement Is far advanced TO
the post Office of Siegfried
and Northampton.
Thrown from his motorcycle when
a wheel came off, James West, a
Pottstown electrician, suffered a brok-
en- leg.
Mrs. Mary d. Sternbergh, widow OF
James Hervey Sternbergh, has filed
her election under the will of her late
husband, whose estate is valued at 81,
2SS, S,366.49 in personal property and
1907 500 in real estate.