The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-06-13
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ter MISS Oariie' n1"i AZ
Sille, spent a few hours in Nc
COnnellsburg Monday.
George S. Mellott and wife,
Mr., Reuben Mellott, Mrs. P. P.
Mann. and Mrs. Norman Akers
rootored to town Monday morn
mo and attended Harvey Sipes
funeral.
Mr.. Russell Nelson, who dur
mo the past year has had charge
If the Country Day School in the
citv of St. Louis, Mo. came home
last week for a short stay with
his parents.
Mr.. Dennis Hess, of Taylor,
was in town last Saturday be-
tween trains. He came in with
the automobile that transports
the mail between McConnells-
burg and Clear Ridge.
Row O. Palmer, Needmore, R.
In. /, was in town Tuesday. He
hoe an almost new Overland car
that he can leave some good fel-
low have at a bargain. Of course,
if you want it, don't be slow.
Our old friend D. Riley Gar
land and his brother Daniel of
Bethel township, and Amos
Plessinger of Belfast, motored
to town last Saturday and spent
a few hours attending to busi-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Miller,
of Waterfall, accompanied by the
formers father, Albert Miller,
Of Three Springs, made. a motor
ling trip to McConnellsburg,
4 Tuesday and were pleasant call
ers at the News Office.
Donald Sinner, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Christmas Sinner, has gone
into Trout's Drug Store to make
himself generally useful in help
ing to serve customers. Donald
is a good boy, and is taking his
first step in preparation for a
4 life of usefulness.
Mrs. ]. W. Mower, of Clear
Ridge and her son Rev. j. Mer-
vid Stewart spent a few hours in
town Tuesday, Yesterday they
4 took leave of their friends at
4 Clear Ridge and Mrs. Mower will
accompany her son to Texas,
where he has a charge as minis
ter in the M. E. Church.
Georpe Elliott Tritle, the cour.
teous and efficient clerk in Trout's
! Drug Store, left Monday morn,
ing for Bethlehem, Pa, to accept
position with the Bethlehem
Steel Company. George has
. been with the Trouts, almost as
one of the family, for five years
and he will be missed, not only
in the drug store, but by the
community as well.
One of our country subscribers
in town a few days ago, told u:
he had a neighbor that was 6
thief-would steal corn, or any
thing he could get his hands on,
and wanted US to publish the
lOng.fugered friends name ir
the NEWS. Wetold him we were
afraid to publish the name fol
fear he might come in ant
break our head.
We had a pleasant call Mon
day from our old friend VIM. j
Giffin, of Bethel t ownship, wit
shothis subscription ahead anoth
er year. Mr.. Gifin is a veteran
OF the Civil War, having been
member of the 112th Pennsylva
MIA cavalry, and he served to tn
close of the war. While he i
now almost eighty years of ag
he is we'll preserved and activ
as one much younger in years.
l.. L. Cunningham, of Akron
w., was in town last Frida
afternoon making arrangement
Tor the advertising of the sale 0
the household goods of his lat
mother, Mrs. Charlotte Cunning
nam, at New Grenada, whic
Will take place Saturday at
O'Clock, He was accompanied
McConnellsburg by Mr.. Arthr
A. Cunningham, representa-
the Prudential Life Insuranc