Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1900-07-26
ANNOUNCEMENT.
CONDENSED NEWS.
Why not have Il trolley line?

Political aspirants are numerous.
Republican primaries Friday evening
between the hours of and 9.
The Merry-go-round at DeWitt's park
is doing rushing business.
Most of the Danville lodges will pic
mic during August.
The District Attorney will be busy at
the next term of Court.
July is now on the last lap, but Au-
: guest will probably break the heat
record.
The campmeeting at Mountain Grove
is near at hand and from all indications
the attendance will be very large this
year.
Yesterdays showers were appreciated
by the town folks and farmers alike.
Allow no garbage to accumulate dur
ing the hot weather Deadly disease
may follow.
The pulling out of a dravhead of
car in west bound freight train on the
Pennsylvania railroad at South Danville
yesterday delayed the 1888 p. m. pass
enger train one half hour.
The repairs to be made at the various
school buildings in this city will be COM
pleted within few weeks
The tenth annual reunion of fhe Sus-
quehanna Lutherans will be held at the
Milton park, Milton, Pa, on Thursday,
August %.
The Schuylkill Valley Telephone com
pany has 1900 phones, which will be
operated in SchuylkIll county shortly.
The families of DR.. Cameron Schultz,
Thomas Vincent and A. Ii. Grone held
their annual family picnic at Dr. Schultz
farm in Valley township yesterday.
National Guardsmen are looking for
ward to the coming camp with eager
ness
Owing to the extreme heat the Silk
Mill was not operated on Saturday
Political buttons are appearing ON
every. other coat.
A daughter arrived at the home of
Photogra pher l. G.. Lee, Mill street, yes
terday.
Bedea, the barber has had an attrac-
tive sign painted on the building occu-
pied by him
The festival, at st. Peters NJ. +.
Church, South Danville was well attend
ed on Saturday night.
Many portions of Montour county are
said to be suffering seriously from the
continued drought.
The Epscopalans of Mt. Carmel will
shortly erect a new church.
Miss Ida Gallagher has accepted the
position of supply operator in the ex-
change of the Montour K Columbia
Telephone company.
Stoes' band will furnish sacred music
at the y. NJ. c. A. open air meet
ing at the foot of West Mahoning street
Sunday afternoon.
The K. r. Y. NJ. G. A., of Sunbury,
will hold their annual picnic at Paxtang
park, Harrisburg, on Saturday. Some
1900 people are expected to attend. The
fare from Sunbury is 81.
Let us have the trolley line before an
other year.
A. j. Blue and John |, Budman will
leave in few days for bicycle trip
through New York state. They will
visit Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse,
Elmira and other cities
Mrs Hannah Geringer desires to re-
turn thanks to the friends and neigh
bors who so kindly assisted her in her
recent bereavement.
The A. NJ. T.. church, of Bloomsbury,
will commence their annual camp meet
ing at Rupert, Saturday, July 28, and
lasting over two Sabbaths. All are in
vited to come and have good time in
the service of God Best of order will
be observed by all; nointoxicants allow
ed on or about the grounds. Daniel
Newsom, pastor.
In Saint Paul's NJ. f. church lecture
room this evening the Rev. Richard Gill
bert, of Berwick, will give his interest
ing series OF stereopticon views, taken
at the Mountain Grove camp meeting.