The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-05-27
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,osDeNseD roR HURRIED READERS

dynamiting fish.
The Crystal Springs Campmeet-
in0 will begin on Tuesday, Au-
0ust 18th aud continue ten days.
The season for bass fishing be-
Gins June 18th; size limit not less
than 8 inches; number that may
be taken in one day, IL.
Levering Coffee 2 lbs. for 25c.
See our nice line of Granite-ware,
Notions, Etc. Prices entirely
new. The Hill Grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ. Sinner
spent last Sunday in the home of
the latter's brother, Newt Bell
at Foltz, Franklin county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert A. Taney,
of Philadelphia, are visiting in
the homes of Mrs. Taney's un-
cles C. w. and B. W. Peck.
Miss Hattie Sipes, of Everett,
is at DR., Davis's Office at Hus-
tontown with a full line of spring
and summer millinery. 4.39-tf
Miss Mary C. Hoke, saleslady
4 in Dartte's Millinery establish
ment Chambersburg, came home
d Sunday for her summer vacation.
C. P. Kelso, of Greencastle,
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
. Lewis B. Kelso, at Knobsville,
from last Saturday until Monday.
The Harrisonville Band will
4 hold Fourth of July Celebration
and Basket Picnic in Hoops
4 Grove on Saturday, July 3rd.
Bills later.
Mrs. Mary A. Hill, her daugh-
' ter Mrs. Stephen Fisher, and two
sons Oscar and James R. Hill
\ all of Belfast township-were
4 shoppers in town last Saturday.
Mrs. George A. Harris's sister,
Mrs. James X. Linn, of Harris
. burg, and her father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. George McKibbin,
4 Of Hancock, are visiting her, in
this place.
C. R. Ritz, of Union township,
brought his daughter Miss Lilly,
and Miss Jessie Hoopengardner
to attend Summer Normal school
They came up on last Sunday,
and Mr.. Ritz returned on Mon
day.
Miss Mary Sloan attended the
funeral of her grand-aunt, Mrs.
Elizabeth Moore, at Camphill,
Cumberland county, last Sunday,
and from there she went to visit
relatives at Altoona and Belle
fonte.
MorrowG. Kinks terrible burns
received in a gasoline fire sever
al weeks ago, have almost heal
ed. In the treatment of the
burns, more than twelve pounds
of ointment were used by the
physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Knepper,
their daughter Miss Annie and
son John, and Owen Laidig, al
of Taylor township, made theil
initial trip to McConnellsburg last
Thursday in Mr.. Knepper's new
Studebaker touring car.
Maurice Trout, who had beer
recuperating his health in the
home of his mother, Mrs. NATL
da B. Trout, left Monday morn
ing to resume work in Philadel
phia as pharmacist in one of the
Quaker City's big drug stores.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Speer, Miss
nellie More, and Mr.. Russell
More formed an automobile par
ty that drove over from Cham
bersburg last Sunday and spen
few hours in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Osler, West Lin
coin Way.
Albert Stoner is having SOM
remodeling done to his residence
which requires the removal o
door posts and window sills. Th'
locust door posts and the yellow
pine sills are as well preserves
as the day they were put in IL
years ago.
Two hundred and ffty-fou
prosecutions were brought dur
inn tho ,,nnt month hu the stat