The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-07-05
Frank Fore and wife. of Marks.

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Miss Agnes Smith, of Cham.
bersburg, visited many friends in
the Cove last week.
Miss Ethel Logue, of Baltimore,
is visiting in the home of her par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. B. W. Logue.
Orm Greathead and R. M. Cline
went to Michigan last week and
each drove home a new car for
the Cline garage.
Mary L. Mace and sister Julia,
went to Chambersburg Tuesday
to enjoy a two-weeks' romp with
Grandpa D. B. Mace.
A potted Lilly at the home of
Mrs. Sinner, on North Second
Street, bears forty.six beautiful
blooms with more to follow.
Ex.Judge D. T. Humbert and
nephew Stanly, of Thompson
township, took a spin to town
to town Tuesday in their car.
Sanner Ray recently completed
and furnished his new house and
ne and his family are now snugly
slowed away in their new home.
D. A. Fisher, of Belfast town.
ship, dropped into this office
Tuesday to advertise a good COW
for sale. A few weeks ago, he
plowed down some very tall rye
in preparation for planting a
field of potatoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. A. Stewart
and daughter Miss Jennie, of the
popular Green Hill hosiery near
Saluvia, enjoyed a ride to town
on the Fourth in the car of Mr..
Conrad, friend from McKeys-
port, whose family is visiting the
Stewart home.
William Orth and Geo. A.
Sheffield. of Fort Littleton; Har-
ry MCGOWAN, of Burnt Cabins,
and Luther and Preston Parks
whose home is north of Fort
Littleton, in Huntingdon county,
left their places of employment
in Burnham, near Lewistown,
last Saturday, to celebrate the
Fourth at their respective homes.
Last Sunday, residents along
the whole length of north Second
street were treated to a dose of
suffocating gas and smoke simi-
lar to that used by the Germans
against the Allied trenches. The
thing that spread the gas travel
ed in defiance of our brand-new
anti-cutout ordinance and looked
like an auto, but seemed to move
too rapidly for any thing known
in that line. Fortunately all kids
were in Sunday school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob L. Buckley
are visiting relatives in the east
ern part of the United States.
They visited their daughter Miss
Grace in New York City and Mrs.
Buckley remained there. She
will come here later. Last week
Judge Buckley joined his brother
Jacob atGlenarm, near Baltimore,
and they spent several days
with the latter's son Harry who
is manager of a large plant for
the manufacture Of printing
machinery. On Tuesday the two
brothers stopped in McConnells-
burg on their way home to Fort
Littleton and were entertained |
at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. |
Woollet.
Among those of our home peo-
pie who have been in attendance
at the Mission School at Wilson |
College are Mrs. Catherine
Duffy, Mrs. ]. H. Johnston and
daughter Rebecca, Miss Jennie
Pollock, Miss Ellawea Johnston,
Miss Jean Johnston, Miss Bess
Patterson, Miss Emma McGov-
ern, Miss Mary Pittman, Miss
Mary S. Seylar, Miss Harriet B. |
Sloan. Miss Sophia Holman. |
Mrs j. L. Grove. Miss Esther
Sloan. Miss Rhoda Kendall Miss |
Mary Kendall, and Miss Martha |
Kendall. The five last named, |
spent the entire time of the |
sessions. while the others were
there for shorter periods.
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