Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-07-04
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CONDENSED NEWS.

The trustees OF the Thomas Beaver
Free Library have decided to close the
building on the evenings of Monday,
Wednesday and Friday of each week
during the months Of July and August.
The vacation season is now at hand,
and fortunate the individual who can
get away from the cares of business.
Company F members are preparing
for the annual encampment.
The patient bass fisherman i'll fiat
bottom boat is now a frequent orna-
ment of the river. But when his wife
wants fish she goes to the market.
This is the time of the year when
those at home sigh to get away and
those away sigh to get home.
The shirtwaist man received his first
turn down in Mahanoy City Wednesday
night. The incident occurred at the
Grand Opera House just after two men
entered, neatly clad in dark trousers,
straw hats and shirtwaists, The au-
dience applauded their nerve, but the
management politely informed the
gentlemen that they were violating the
rules Of the house. They retired
Mother earth is losing her reputation
acquired during the spring months of
'eing an Old soak.
The weather is at least logical. The
longest days are also the hottest for
once
June made record for high and low
temperatures.
The front of Harvey Longenberger's
barber shop, Mill street, is receiving
new coat of paint.
Ague of the old-fashioned type has
made its appearance in Danvile.
Edward + Williams, DR.. j. O. Reed,
William Startzel Walter Marshall and
Ralph Kisner, Esq, were frog hunting
Saturday night. They report four dozen
as their catch.
Farmers needing any lubricating oil
for their Armstrong Machinery, call at
B. K. Shoemaker liquor store No. :,
East Mahoning street
PUBLIC SALE The household goods
of Jacob Moser, decd will be exposed
to public sale at his late residence near
Oak Grove Montour Co. on Saturday,
Tpl 1gtb Of IN n 1lnnIy
Accommodate yourself to the wealth
er.
PaDAmerican trips are being planned
by a number of Danville people for
July.
The June wedding season has been
bowling success. Will September do
as we'll
A word of precaution at this time to
property owners will not be ont of
place, for July 4th is at hand. Too
much precaution cannot be taken to
secure protection from fire. Cellar
CRATES in the sidewalks and all openings
where firecrackers might lodge and
ignite combustible material should he
carefully closed. The users Of fireworks
should also bear in mind the great
danger that may be consequence of
days fun.
Three electric fans have been placed
IN the restaurant of the Montour House.
There is well grounded conviction
abroad that the weather man has sever
Il more hottest days up his sleeve.
The picnic season is now in full
bloom.
A temperature of 96 at nine o'clock at
night will be comforting to talk about
next winter
Nobody pokes fun at the straw hat in
this weather
Early vegetables are plenty. Enjoy
them while they last
Let ice water severely alone these hot
days ana you II feel better for it.
w. F. McMichael of Berwick, Colum-
bia county's crack cyclist, will ride on
July 4th a match race with G. w. Krick,
at Reading, half mile heats, best two out
Of three. McMiChael is also entered in
several other events at this meet given
10y the Penn Wheelmen.
The Bald Top Sunday school will hold
a festival at the Bald Top school house
on Saturday evening, July 9th.
Raymond II. Wilson returned Tues
lay from visit with his brother at
Wapwallopen.
Lawrence Connolly and son James,
pent Tuesday with friends in sunbury.