The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-08-20
Optician Ruuyan Here Again.
Saltillo, August %.
Three Springs August 25.

Mrs. Margaret Evans, Altoona
and Mrs. Louise Bingham, of Ju
nlata, visited their cousin, j. w
Hoop, last week.
DR., Maurice E. Trout, of Phil
adelphia, is visiting his mother
Mrs. M. B. Trout. Maurice has
been in poor health for some time,
and is home for rest as well as
recreation.
The Rock Hill Sunday School
will hold a basket picnic at the
schoolhouse on September 5th.
Special invitation is extended to
the PUBLIC to bring baskets and
enjoy the day with us.
Mrs. Sadie Fisher arrived home
Monday evening after having
spent six weeks visiting relatives
In Bedford county, eastern
Pennsylvania, and New Jersey.
She reports having had a great
time, and she returned in good
health.
Miss Lillian Flemming. of Clear
Ridge, returned Friday, after
having spent six weeks touring
eastern Pennsylvania and New
Jersey. Most of the time was
spent at Five-mile Beach, N. j.;
but Miss Flemming visited in
Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Shirly, |
and Rock Hill while enroute.
o. L. Gaeathead hitched up"
an auto Sunday, and took Misses
Sadie and Maggie Michaels to
their home in Everett after they
spent several weeks in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Hays
Miss Nellie Hayes, who has been
visiting in Bedford county, came
home in the auto with Mr.. Great
head.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Oswald.
of Hagerstown, and DR.. and Mrs.
E. Clyde Shade, of Washington,
d. C., were an automobile party
in town last Friday. Mrs. Os-
wald is better known to McCon-
nellsburg as Mary Shade, her
father DR.. N. B. Shade, having
oracticed medicine here about
thirty years ago.
Rev. E. j. Croft, of Dane, met
his aunt, Miss Sarah Croft, of
dagerstown, and his sister, Mrs. I
F. P. Barnhart, of Waynesboro, {
1t the train in Mercersburg last
Friday and took them to his
home. They will visit friends
n the County. Miss Croft is sew
years of age, but en-
Dyed the auto ride over the
very much.
j. B. Runyan sent an elegant :.
ray granite monument, weigh 7
ng about $500 pounds, to the '
ireen Hill Presbyterian Gene
cry on Monday, to be erected on
he Simon Metzler lot. Ex-Judge
. w. Hoop accompanied Mr.. il
sunyan to Green Hill Monday, L
ghen the latter went out to sup "
the erection of the mon
ment. o
Miss Blanche q. Peck, and II
rother Wilbert, Chambersburg, l
J. R. Z, came over last week, at
ended the Soldiers Reunion Fri S,
ay, stayed over Sunday with 81
heir brother Grover at Knobs Z
lille, and came to town Monday
Miss Blanche return q,
i home Monday afternoon. Viii ;,
ert is spending a few days o,
nong his friends in the Cove. G
A meeting of the w. C. T. U. --
ill be held on Monday evening, ia
! half-past seven O'Clock, at the ut
ome of Winnifred Kendall. AS c,
lis is the annual meeting, all OF
embers are requested to be pres W ",
1t; and if possible, the officers 7.
ould like this years dues to be 49,
lid at this meeting, so that they
i'll have their books credited for III
le coming year. Meta Fryman, n'
sc
King Georges effort to bring 10 ~
,ace between the Catholics and ~
in Ireland has been a ~
ilure and the PROBABILITIES of ~ ~
ar have increased rather than ~