TH.S FULTON COUNTY NEWS, McCONNELLSBURG, PA. INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS Oi l icil and General lnterent, Gathered ttHome or Ulppea irm oar Exchanges. 'condensed FOR HURRIED READERS Miss Ethel Virginia Hunley, o; k'ew York City, is visiting Miss hgarr Johnston, Lewis Harris will sell all his household goods Saturday July 11, at 1 P. M. Rudolph Snanglcr, Wilmer mays, and Orlen 'Mock motored to Pen Mar last baturaay. Don't forget the sale ol per Wl property of Lewis Harris, Saturday July litn at 1 1 M. I Hoyt Glenn, of Webster Mills, kas in town Tuesday. Hoyt had he misfortune to lose a mighty Vood horse last week. Philip Sponsler, member of the P.rm of Sponsler Bros., Everett, ient from Saturday until Mon :iy with friends in this place. Paul I. Johnston, of New York ity came home Saturday for w days' visit with his parents, !r, and Mrs. J. K. Johnston. Mrs. Martha Sipes and her son 1 - 1 1 t A arvey, ana gr a na-aaugnter, iss Gertrude, are spending a i -it i i lew wccks in namuersourg. William C. Davis, County Com missioner's clerk, spent several ivs this week with his brother, if. A. K. Davis, in Hustontown. Mrs. Grace Bender, the effici .t Bull Telephone eperator of lis place is visiting her sister rs. Mervin Cluck, Dayton, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. William Daniels, Licking Creek township, spent t Thursday with the former's ,-ter, Mrs. P. P. Mann of this ace. Miss Elsie Wagner and nephew fierce Glunt of Knobsville, are ending a few weeks with the rmer's brother Cyrus and fam near Cito. Rev. Peterman will preach in '! Big Cove Tannery church Sunday morning at , 10:30 J in McConnellsburg in the ening at 7:30. if. tt t - ms. xiannan uusnong and 'Jghter of Philadelphia, are vis Ing the former's mother, Mrs :zie Hoopengardner, in the ;ne of Riley Peck, south First feet ll. iNewton Morton, a student the State Forestry Academy, f nt Alto, Ta. spent last Satur 1 and Sunday in the home of parents Hon. and Mrs. Peter jprton near town. fhe Ladies Aid Society of An h Christian church will hold a tival in the grove at that :rch, Saturday evening. July pi. rroceeda to bfi iispd tnw. I repairing the church. ftcr an absence of ten months en M. Sipes, of Pittsburgh, in employ of the Wabash Rail- a ft 1 r fi tompany, is spending earned vacation with his pa- Mr. and Mrs. Homer L. Its, fes. arenceT. Mock, of Allen ra is spending a week or f with his home folks in Todd ,,aip. Clarence is asuccess- desman, but likes to get ewra little tanning in the esi neld. 'JnP. Conrad, Esq., drove to -""K mil mountain last Sat- 'y morning to meet his wife 'as brought that far from rett in an auto afW sho hud ted fiends in Bedford county lc uays. xM'e Hoop attended chil n 8 Day servicos in rV,0 at v 'in at Green Hill W and afterwards went to 113 brother Will HW1 . II 11V lO athis home in T.inlnnrr k township. r8'SabinaE. MollnH mnt saay night Superintendent and Mrs. 1 nomas, Mrs. Mellnfr whn Y,nA l . - "u n a stuueni formal School. 1 N. TWll , --.w.i, ui wens lan- brought Mr. Runyari( the to this place last Thurs- olu remn in town over Mr. r)m,r,n i:n . . nl0 -"'an buii retains Pleasant nm;u -j kef, i . ""ca ailu nanu e for old friends. arveyClevp TlfTA . TT? . an edbyhi3 mother, and '.andAr'10"6' MU, . '""lorea to mc L",burKlast Thursdav 'ittM in the home wMrton and family, , Miss Helen Hanks, of Everett, is visiting her cousins, the Miss es Mary and Jeanette Stouteagle. Mrs. B. W. Peck is spending a week in the home of Mr. and Mrs. George K. Nelson, near Newville, Pa. Mr. William H. Hoop, of Lick ing Creek township, was taken to the Chambersburg hospital for treatment yesterday. Mrs. II. S. Daniels and her daughter, Mrs. Amos Peightel, both of whom have been very sick for several days, are better. Mr. and Mrs. Rush Minnick. of I Tl i. uumieuuwn, are spending some time in the County, visiting rela tives. Mrs. Minnick spent sev eral days with her sister. Mrs. John P. Sipes, in this place. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Fisher. of Thompson township, made a trip to McConnellsburg last Sat urday in their automobile, and took home with them their daugh ter Miss Pearl, who had been at tending the Normal school in this place. Miss Maudleen Stevens, who represented the C. V. State Norm al at the Y. W. C. A. meeting at aglesmere, Pa., returned to the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. F. K. Stevens, last Satur day evening, very much delight ed with her trip. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Staley, of ittsburgh, Pa., came over last 'riday in their automobile and spent the time until Monday morning in the home of the Iat ter's mother, Mrs. Angeline Sipe west Walnut street, when they returned home. An automobile party consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Thompson James an 1 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Daniels and little son Marshall, of Han cock, spent the time from Friday until Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Secrist at their home in the Big Cove. Rev. and Mrs. Horace N Sipes and their two sons Nelson and Brooks-of Nanty Gin, Pa., ar rived at the home of Horace's father, J. Nelson Sipes, Esq., on Tuesday for a two weeks' vaca tion. Rev. Sipes is pastor of the M. E. Church at Nanty Glo. 'People living along the C. & B. pike report that the auto travel on that road was greater last Sat urday than on any other day in the history of this section. Com petent judges estimate that an auto passed a given point every five minutes for nearly ten hours. A sprinkling of autos on the greens of country churches is a common sight now; but a few years ago the quiet old Dobbins that drew the family carriage would have snorted in horror at the sight, and probably would have torn the tether and rushed home. Mr. and Mrs. Jordan W. Desh- ong, ot rleasant Kidge, passed through town last Saturday on their way to visit the family of R. A. Skiles who resides near Upton, Franklin county. Mr. Skiles is in bad health, and has not been able to do much work since March. DANI!:'tS'-l!L''KY MiTIAlS. Fo.-nicr Fulton County People Happily Wedded in Huntingdon Last Week. Will Live in (larriHburg. The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Henry and Jesse II. Daniels took place in the Reformed church,' Huntingdon, Pa., at live o'clock, luesday evening, June.'JOth. The ceremony was performed by Rev D. E. Master. The wedding march was played on the pipe organ by Miss Dorothy' Focht. The bride wa3 dressed in a beau tiful creation of white crepe me teor and carried a white prayer book. After the ceremony the bridal couple and their immediate friends and relatives went to the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. William Lebard, 10th and Mifllin streets,' where a wedding dinner was served. The couple left on the 7:1G train for a wedding trip to Baltimore, Washington and other points of j interest. They were given quite asendofTat t ." depot by their friends. They will be at home after August 1st in Ilarrisburg, Mr. Daniels being manager of one of T. Frank Bayer's grocery stores in that city. The bride is a daughter of John Henry, of Clear Ridge, and the bridegroom, is a native of Beth- eiiovvn uup. v or several years, Mr. Daniels was principal of one of the schools in Huntingdon, and Miss Henry taught in one of the grades. Both are excellent young people and have the best wishes of a host of friends. SHOCKING AITMIOBILE ACCIDENT. Kii'ed at Kejscr. Word was received here that Lerdy Bitner had been killed by accident in the railroad yards at Keyser, W. Va., last Monday. The unfortunate young man was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bitnor, the hitter being Etta, daughter of the late Il . nry Mc- Gowan, of Burnt Cabins. J. C. McGowan of Burnt Cat ins and Mrs. S. O. Fraktr, of Orbisonia, left Tuesday nv truing for Keyser to be present at the funeral. The young man was aged about 17 years. The News is not in possession of any of the details connected with the accident. Rev. John M. Diehl, of Robert Kennedy Memorial church, Welsh Run, left Monday morning for Shakopee, Minn., where he will spend his summer vacation in the home of Mrs. Diehl's parents. Mrs. Diehl and Baby Katharyn, have been 'there since the thir teenth of May. We have laws against slander but theVe is no way to reach the busybody who goes about whisper ing something that isn't true but which finally materializes and looks like a fact after it has been repeated by otherwise respecta ble but gullible people who thus become participants of the crime. The many friends of William E. Bair, of Green Hill, will be sorry to learn that he has lost the sight of one of his eyes that was injured about two t months ago by a splinter from a piece of wood which he was cutting at the woodpile. Although the eye is not yet healed, Mr. Bair thinks that it will be unnecessary to have it removed. Attention is called to the state ment of the condition of the First National Bank of this place. A force of workmen are busy this week, tearing out the front of their banking room, and replac ing it with a front in accordance with modern architecture, which will add much to the convenience of the patrons of the bank, and the comfort of the officers. Notice. The Fulton County Veterans Association will meet at Hoop's Grove (Association Grounds) on Saturday July 18th at 1 o'clock for the purpose of selling privile ge s , including Merry-go-round, Ice cream, Pop stand, Confection ery,' etc and to select a date and make'arrangements for holding the Reunion. By Order of Committee. Salesmen Wanted. Tobacco salesmen wanted. Earn $100 monthly. Expouaes. Experience unnecessary. Ad vertise and take orders from merchhants for Smoking and Chewing tobacco, Cigarettes, Ci gars, etc. Send a 2c. stamp for full particulars. lli'.Mirr Toiia(Vo Cc 7 2 lOt. New York, N. Y. Icecream Supper . Icecream supper in Truax's Grove, by Pleasant Grove Ladies' Aid Society, on the evening of July ISth, beginning at 3 p. m. Grand-daughter of the Late Maj. Geo. Clicsnut, of Bethel Township, One of the Victims. Last Friday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. James Topley and two little sons, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. James Hildinger all 6f Mc- Keesport, Pa., left that city in a high-powered Abbott-Detroit au tomobile, and went over to Ev erett, Pa., to spend the "Fourth" in the home of Mrs. Caspar Low ery. Sunday afternoon, the par ty accompanied by Mrs. Lowery and her grand-daughter, twelve-year-old Dolly Price, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William Price, of Everett, started to return to Mc- Kecsport. All went well until a point about three miles east of Stoystown was reached, when the driver, Mr. Topley, attempt ed to pass a car. In making the attempt, the car skidded, turned a double-summersault, destroyed the car, and up to the time of going to press, four of the party have died, and two of the others are not expected to live. Little Dollie Price was killed instantly. James Topley, the driver and owner of the car, died just as he reached the hospital at Johnstown. Mrs. Topley and Mrs. Hildinger have died since being taken to the hospital, and r tiit . iur. Jiiidinger s death is mo mcntarily expected. Mrs. Hildinger, was Minnie Hedding, a daughter of the late John M. Hedding. Her mother is Lizzie Chesnut, a daughter of the late Major Chesnut, between Warfordsbitrg and Hancock, and she is a sister of George W. Chesnut, now residing on part of the old homestead. Mrs. Hed ding was in this county at the time of the accident, she having been called to this county to at tend the funeral of her sister Mrs. Lemuel Kirk. There is no question but the accident was entirely due to reck less driving. He had a high powered car, nearly new, and took delight in passing every thing on the road. Mr. Topley was aged about 45 years; was a wealthy contractor; a member of the Presbyterian church, and a trustee in his con gregation; he was, also, Presi dent of the McKeesport school board. Mr. Hildinger was about the same age as his friend Mr. Top ley, and was also wealthy. RACKET STORE Farmers, we want to talk a little to you. We know that you are busy so are we. But we want to say that you will not have to stop work in the afternoon to come to buy of us; we are open every evening, and think we have the goods and prices that you want this time of the year. We want to quote you a few prices: Try our machine oil and you wou't use any other; this is the same or better than Teachers Wanted. The School Directors of Wells township, Fulton county, Pa. will meet at No. 2 schoolhouse July 11, 1914 at 1 o'clock, p. m for the purpose of electiug teach ers for the ensuing term. Ap plications from experienced teach ers solicited. By order of the Board, John R. Lockard, R. B. Camp-hell, Secretary. President. Band Concert. Oa account of Band having been called away on the evening of July 4th, we were unable to give a concert on that evening; will give one on the square Sat urday evening next. Leader. It's Victrola I ime itr syrtm-U I i Pultun tfr4r:m ' i if i t,V!ii:2 Ivii f'f si E. And it's saying a good deal but it's true, that triere never was' as large a line of talking Machines in town. We have the following sizes in the Victot: $15, $25, $40, $50, $75, $IOP in stock. Also have the $30 size in the Edison. Try us on Records for both machines. Yours, R. McCLAIN, McConnellsburg, Pa. others Bell at 40 cents our price, 25 cents per gallon. Machine oilers, at 8, 10, and 45 cents. B-tootli Innd mado grain rakes, 23 cents. Bolts, 1J to 7 inches, lc. G-foot 3-tine pitch fork, 55c. 8-inch til3 for knives, i)c. 8 Gal., outside rim heavy milk cans, $2 25. Dandy Axle Grease, 8, 23, to C5c per can. Mowing Scythes, 40 to G5c. Heavy Patent Snath G.c. Scythe Stones 5 and 7 cants. Split and hollow Rivets, 4 and T.c. Copper Rivets 7 cents per box. Coppered Solid Rivets 7c box. Genuine Copper Rivets, IHc a box. Separator Oil, 23 and 3c a can. Tauglefcot Fly Paper, the best mado, 30 cents lor 25 double sheets, or 4 doublo shoots for 5 cents. Buggy Nets 1.Gj, $2.00, and $2 50. Cotton Fly Nets $1 10, 1 2."), and i GO. 1 Leather Team Nets $2.00 to! 00. Jelly Glasses with top, 23c a doz. The heaviest Perfection Jar Gums that aro all rubber, 7c a doz. Jar Caps 15 and 33c a doz. Mason Jars 45, 48, and 70c a doz. Nest Eggs 1 cent each. Cherry Seeders, 05 cents. Coat and Hat Hooks 5c a doz. Rim Knob Locks, 20 cents. Open hand-made Links, 1 cent. Calf Wcanors, 23 cents. Coffeepot Knobs, G for 5 cents. Alabastine for walls, 45c a pack. 7-foot long Traces, 55c a pair. Enamel Ware . Just got three more cases of Ber lin Gray Kettles 23 and 33c. with lids. Now, we have the greatest one yet; it is a 10 qt. gray. Enamel Bucket for 25c and a 14 qt. heavy rim dish pan at 25c. Harness and Collars We have sold more Collars and Harness this year than ever. Before you buy you want to see them. Our $12.00 to $16.00 harness can't be beat. Collars 98c to $3.98. Underwear Men's and Ladies' underwear. In these goods we think we can save you money. Ladies' vest 8, 10 and I3c. Ladies' pant and vest, gauze, 23c. Men's shirts and drawers 24c each. Genu ine Balbriggan 43c or 85c suit. Children's hose 10 and 13c. Ladies' hose 10, 13, and 23c. Say, Ladies, you who havn't tried our War ner Corset, you want to try them They are the best fitters and wearers on the market to day. Our price 50, 90, 95c and $1.25. Iff lif Wl M)VCE Shoes, Shoes, Shoes, This line you will find as jjood at our store and cheaper than you can buy them in most of the lare .cities. We sell Walk-Overs at 5400 that they gtt R50 elsewhere. We sell the Endicott Johnston, Queen Quality, Selz and Lady Daitly lines at 2.00 for ladies. We want to thank you all for the nice increase in our business this year, and we want to sav that you will always find us on the job from 6 in the morning un til 9 and 10 in the evening. HULL & BENDER. Fruit Trees I can furnish first class fruit trees in good growing condi tion, guaranteed free from disease, at ex tremely low prices. If you are thinking of getting some more fruit trees, it will be money in your pock et to see me before you place your order. (Eld.) C. L. FUNK, 6-28-3t. Needmore, Pa. IV. M. COMERER, agent for 1HLGEISER MANUFAC TURING COMPANY, BURN! CABINS, PA. for the sale of Traction and Portable Engines, Gaso , line, Separators, Clo- 1 rerHullers, Saw mills, &c. Engines on hand all the time. KITCHEN ECONOMY One burner, or four low flame or high a slow fire or hot one. No coal, soot or ashes. Hew IPerjSctitoR Oil Cook-stove means better cooking at less cost and a cool, clean kitchen. Fn I, 2, 3 and 4 burner sizes, with cabinet top, drop shelves, towel racks, etc. Also a new stove with Fir el ess Cooking Oven. At all dealer and general tore. The Atlantic Refining Company Philadelphia Pittsburgh bewrrs tzw witch iiazei SALVE For Piles. Burns, Sore BANNER SA LVG
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