Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-06-12
CONDENSED NEWS.


Changeable weather.
Flag day, June 18th.
Early cherries are scarce.
1t was lively Saturday for Dan
vile,
Only four weeks yet until the glor-
ious Fourth.
There is neither wisdom nor econ
omy in allowing decaying rubbish to
accumulate in back yards or danger
Gus premises to go without disinfection
Now is a good time for politicians to
keep their temper. Don't expect 9TH
er people to think as you do upon all
questions They have right to their
opinions.
The many friends of Councilman NJ.
d. L Sechler will be gratified TO learn
that he is able to be about again after
his long siege of illness.
June roses are at their height.
These are the laundryman's busy
days.
The cannon cracker will soon put
itself on exhibition.
The Sunday schools of this city are
already arranging their picnic dates.
A trombone and clarionet have been
added to the orchestra for the Thursday
evening dances, at Hunters Park, max
ing a total of five pieces.
Fishermen have joined the anxious
ranks in the hope that rain will fall
before long. The streams are too low
for fishing
Many Danville properties have been
repainted and otherwise improved dur
ing the past few months and a number
are still undergoing improvements.
The little people who are freed from
what they term the tyranny of school,
are conjuring up all sorts of schemes
in which to while away their idle
hours
the yard of w. H. n Walkers Second
Ward Hotel
The man who has we'll filled coal
bin now looks into the future with
complacence.
1t begins to look as if this might be
one of the years in which frost occurs
every month.
f. NJ Harrington is having a bay
window put in his residence, on East
Market street.
WANTED-S School teachers as agents
during vacation. Big commission.
Columbus Book Co, Philadelphia, Pa
There is considerable fast driving
over the river bridge and unless the
practice is stopped arrests will be
made
Charles H. Dorr of Berwick, pur-
chased the printing presses and type
from John Brown and has moved
them to Berwick.
Summer days are coming.
June seems to be taking things
coolly.
Days length, IA hours and So
minutes.
Home grown straw berries now hold
the boards
Quot pitching is a popular sport
this summer.
The Misses Cora and Gertrude Kase
will entertain at a luncheon on Friday
at their home in South Danville.
June has already developed two cold
waves ana now she will probably turn
her attention in the other direction.
Ice cream and strawberry festival at
Saint Paul's NJ f. church tonight.
The mountains look beautiful at
present with the laurel i'll full bloom.
The Tempest Dramatic company to-
night Performance in the tent on the
Green Patch, Sageburg
Citizens meeting at the court house
tonight. If you are interested i'll q
Fourth of July celebration make al
effort to attend the meeting.
Every effort should be made to end
the coal strike at once.
Danville was well represented a
the State capital yesterday.
The Danville Prohibition Alliance
will meet this evening Thursday
June 18th, at o'clock in the Y NJ
G. A. building. A full attendance o
the membership is expected New
members will be received. A cordia
invitation is given to all interested
in temperance work to be present.