The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-03-01
next March 8.
Mr.. Gunnells was born and
raised near Knobsville, Fulton


Samuel F. Huber in doing car
penter work on his various hous-
es. He was a fine citizen and
his sudden death will shock many
friends.
Mr.. Gunnells is survived by his
wife and one son, John. Jr., en-
ployed in the P. R. r. Offices in
Altoona.
The deceased was a member of
McConnellsburg Lodge, |. O. 0.
f.
STANLEY JAMES MELLoTT.
Stanley James Mellott, son of
Orsian and Bonnie Mellott died
at their home at Wells Tannery,
Wednesday, February 81, 1917,
aged 7 months and "a days, after
a short illness Of pneumonia.
His remains we're taken to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James H.
Mellott, south of Saluvia last
Friday morning and interment
was made in the Sideling Hill
Christian cemetery Friday even
ing the funeral services being
conducted at the church by Rev.
T. P. Garland, of Needmore. The
young parents have the sympathy
of their many friends in this
their sad bereavement. Dear
little babe! your stay on earth
with US was short; your little
smiles and pretty curls, no more
we see, has caused our tears to
flow and our hearts to ache; but
God has claimed you an angel
for to be-high up in glory. the
starry crown to wear-still look
ing the way for father and moth
er."
LIEUT.. H. E. PALsGRovE.
Hezekiah E. Palsgrove died at
his residence North First Sire et.
McConnellsburg, Thursday
evening, February %, 1917, aft
er a protracted illness suffering
with kidney trouble and heart
weakness. The funeral took
place at his late residence at /
o'clock, Monday afternoon, the
services being conducted by his
pastor Rev. j. L. Yearick, of the
Reformed Church, ,andhis remains
were taken to Hustontown for
interment.
Mr.. Palsgrove served four
years and II days in the Civil
War. He was a lieutenant in
Battery A., 18th Regiment P.
w.
He is survived by bis wife and
two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Stew.
art, of SanDiego, Calf. and
Mrs. May eager, Reading, Pa.
PETER FNIFF.
Peter Finiff, aged 81 years, 2
months and q days died at his
home in Todd township of pneu-
monia on Thursday, February %
1917. The funeral services con-
Quoted by Rev. Jackson, of the
NJ. E. church, took place Friday
afternoon and interment was
made at Knobsville.
Mr.. Finiff was a son of Peter
and Elizabeth Cump Finiff, and
he was born near McC Connellsburg
in 1886. For twenty years he
was lumber dealer in Pittsburg
but the remainder of his long life
was spent in the vicinity of his
birthplace. He was a powerfully
built man physically, and will be
remembered by the older natives
of Connellsburg wherever they
way be.
JAMES S. FOREMAN.
i James S. Foreman, died at his
home at Laidig, Pa, Saturday,
| February "a, 1917, of a complica-
ton of diseases. Mr.. Foreman
was born in Wells Valley. May
a, 1856; hence, he was aged GO
years, 8 months, and 20 days.
) On January 10, 1881, he was
married to Miss Sarah E. Laidig
who survives together with three
children, namely, Paul B., Laidig
Pa, Mrs. Nettie Erb, Laidig,
Pa, and Mrs. Ruth Mellott,
Three Springs, Pa. The funeral
services were conducted at the
Sideling Hill Baptist church Of
: which he was member, and in.
: terment was made in the GENE.
terry at that place.
} DOYLE.
: Lawrence Edward, aged
: months and 5 days died at the
a home of his parents, Albert N
' and Bessie Naugle Doyle or
East Walnut Street last Saturday
morning. The funeral services
q conducted by Rev. Jacobs Of thu
s Lutheran Church took place Sun