Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-05-01
CONDENSED NEWS.
Now for May Day.

The buds are all right.
The moth ball finds a ready sale.
Vegetation is fairly bounding along.
The queen of the May will bring an
umbrella with her if she is a wise
virgin.
J. l.. Kline, ice dealer, has install
ed telephone i'll his office. Call No.
2272.
Danville industries are in most
fourishing condition.
Memorial Day will be properly OBJ
served in Danville.
The circus advertising cars will
soon make their appearance in this
city.
The summer resort hotel proprietor
is preparing for a big business this
season.
Some very beautiful beds of tulips
are noticed in some of the front yards
about town.
In parts of the city where the street
sprinkler Is not used the dust has been
amost unbearable.
The Post Office has been thoroughly
renovated.
The dwelling of John Mowrey, East
Market street is receiving a coat of
new paint.
Now don't get alarmed about the
seventeen year locusts. We do not
recall year when they were not pre-
dicted
The veterans are planning for Mem
orial Day.
Soon the counties of the State will
be busy electing their school superin-
tendents
From now on until the middle of
May will be the farmers busy time.
Everywhere the farmers are getting
the fields III shape for planting pota-
toes and other things.
This Is the season of the year when
the weather man lodges every time
he gives out prediction.
William Houser, Bloom street, is ly-
ing critically i'll Of typhoid fever.
Register and Recorder William L.
Slider is confined to his home with a
heavy cold.
Let Memorial Day be fittingly OBJ
served.
From all accounts June, the month
OF weddings, is going to maintain its
reputation i'll this section this year
Both parks will in few weeks be
the mecca towards which picnic pill
grims Will flock
Ague of the old fashioned type has
made its appearance i'll Danville.
OF course we cannot expect the
weather TO settle down to business
without few frosts.
The Alonzo Hatch Electro Photo
Musical Company will present 60 NOV
ing Pictures and 30 illustrated songs at
the Opera House on Friday evening,
May Both. This entertainment will be
given under the auspices of Goodrich
Post, No % G. \. r.
Pedestrians now seek the shady side
of the street
The sweet girl graduate will soon
be heard from.
May will have its flowers and glad
ness all right, if the barometer does
not fall too suddenly.
Mrs Joseph Hunter is i'll at her
home, East Market street.
The South Danville schools will
close May l5
The man who works all day i'll the
store room or office, now finds health
full enjoyment III tackling the back
yard with a pick and shovel during
the early hours Of the evening.
Don't let the people 90 away on the
Fourth of July. Keep them at home.
1t is observed that the straw hat
has been trembling on the verge for
several days
These are the long drawn out days
wherein the school boy thinks little of
his lessons and much of the world out
side the school room. He needs patti
ent treatment for this is a condition
he cannot help.
An attempt to corner weeds will
soon be the principal occupation of
the farmer
The commencemenU essay is i'll pro-
cess OF development
Jacob Fry has removed the shop ad
joining his residence on Lower Mul-
berry street to the rear of the yard
This will give him about 20 feet more
yard space in the front and will add
very much to the appearance Of his
property.