The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-03-22
pennsylvania
STATE items

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offer them for $1.45 after frultls,
ding.
Bristol.-The Fish and Cana
tective Association elected Char,
Strumfels, president; Partick M
vicepresldent; Maurice Harriso,
rotary; Phillip Winter, treasure,
enrolled 16 new members.
Lancaster.-Byron Dautrlch.
sued his daughter for theft he cg,l
prove and went to jail rather th,,l
a damage award OF $500, made N
botrators, after serving SO DAN
cided to pay the claim and all COST
was released.
Coatesville.-Many southern n.
who have been brought here 10 /,
in the mills have been dying Of !
monia. 4
Hollidaysburg.-Killed by a bid
wood hurled by a circular saw N
Pennsy shops, Joseph Booa
Frankstown, II the fifth granda5
Daniel Delozier to meet a M
death.
Mahonoy City.-Four hours ahp
ing paroled in the care Of his nj
on a charge Of robbery, John b
aged 10, was caught robbing Ii.
legantz grocery store.
York.-William Hunter, aged !.
Harry Hersberger, 10, Of JOhnr
were taken into custody at NsI
ford with an automobile, whlh
are accused Of having stolen ir,
T. Grier Miller, No. 247 South u
eighth street, Philadelphia.
Beavertown.-A broom plant
ing established here.
Towanda.-Four cases OF Sd
fever closed the schools.
Carlisle.-Captain ]. B. Brlndl
OF Veterans have organized
tary company and are drilling
Sunbury.-Struck by a Su1b-
Susquehanna Railroad car he WI
ing to flag, DR.. Frederick T
suffered a fractured skull. HI
returning from ministering to
woman.
Hollidaysburg.-Paring pOtatSs
dinner, the knife Mrs. Tony Rai
was using came in contact u
metal substance, which, upon ID
cation, proved to be a s. gold
Berwyn.-Two fires within ~
on the Chesterbrook Farms, The
estate OF Captain Edward B, Y
satt, destroyed two barns and
thoroughbred horses. The loss 7
$4,000.
Carlisle.-The Bedford Shoe
pany has been bought by Frank
Harrisburg; L. M. Shepp and B
mons, Millersburg.
Carlisle.-Falling paralyzed
the cellar steps, Mrs. John W
was about drowning in water pr
filling 1t, when her son George u
her.
Wayne.-The NeighborhoOd
has a savings club, with III mel
ranging from babies to grandpF,
whose total savings are $SS90
Harrisburg.-Shipment Of five
pine into Pennsylvania has Bee
hidden by order of the State
me1t of Agriculture.
Salisbury.-Constable W. BIC
bequeathed his two guns to
Roser and Richard Lewis.
Observation-Disclosures have
the price Of a days teaming ~
to Sc in the city and from y
when they must go out OF tOE
Allentown.-The Bethlehem
Company has received contra
gregating 100000 for trucks
result Of exhibiting at the BO''i
tomobile Show.
Altoona.-Big loaves OF bread
20 ounces, have come down ~
to 10 cents.
Bellefonte.-Louis Doll, aged
Oldest shoemaker there, has s'
the business and will take a res
West Hempfeld.-The best
his flock of chickens, says
Hoke, is a fo%ur-legged hen.
Tamaqua.-The Tamaqua "
Trust Company has awarded
tract for the erection Of a o9
store building to cost appll1
$4,000.
Observation-Disclosures in tns
to dispose OF their stock OF
in the late season and before U
ers start to sprout and blacSa
them for S1.40 a bushel, ins1
1925 a month ago.
State College,. B. Kelly, J.
in the department Of electrici
neering at State College, hH
chosen valedictorian Of his class q
Observation-Disclosures theTs
Unger and William De Long
tonished to see In the road aN
deer, which trotted across a w
disappeared IN the woods as tn7
ed 1t.
Harrisburg.-The South ~
Company has filed notice
crease of its stock from $12'Ow
$40, 000, 900, and has paid the
bonus Of S25. 1000.
Allentown.-The will OF Jo'Y
gives his $4,000 estate to ns
but penalties her half should
marry.
Norristown.-The last OF Wv
Penn 'speak-easy" cases was
when Judge Miller sentences
Signore, John Musmocci ana
Correnti to pay costs, $500
to undergo three months
ment,