Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-07-10
CONDENSED NEWS.


Seashore stock is on the rise.
Accommodate yourself to the wealth
er.
Another dividend was declared Sat
urday by the Danville Base Ball As
sociatiOn.
July seems inclined to establish
weather record that will be even more
peculiar than that of June.
There was big crowd here on the
Fourth and they will come again and
will bring all their friends.
The Danville firemen are now look
ing forward to the trip to the Blooms
burg centennial in August.
Now that the "Glorious Fourth" is
over Fire Insurance companies will
breathe easier
Quot pitching is a popular sport in
Danville this summer.
Adam Funk is seriously i'll at his
home on Canal street.
Having extracted the powder grains
and splinters from his anatomy the
American small boy is ready for the
next bunch of trouble that may wander
his way.
July can now make up for what
June omitted in the line of summer
weather.
The camp meeting season is ap
preaching and those interested are
making preparations for it.
There is still demand for good SER
ant girls in Danville.
The citizen with money and time
has plenty of railroad excursions to
choose from this summer.
The summer resort man will come
III for share of it after all.
Three thousand quarts of buckle
berries were shipped from Hazleton on
Monday morning.
These are hard times for the antiice
water nrlnkeT.
Interest in base ball is increasing
each day in Danville.
Prohibition Alliance meeting tonight
at O'Clock in Y NJ G. A. building.
For rent" signs are numerous in
Hazleton since the miners strike set
in.
The general picnic committee of
the Odd Fellows lodges will hold a
meeting tomorrow evening and all
members are urged to attend The con
tract for music is to be given out at
this meeting.
The ladies' Bible class of the Grove
Presbyterian church until recently
taught by Mrs w. A McAtee will
hereafter be under the instruction of
Rev. K. II. Wilson who is supplying
the pulpit during the summer.
1t is hard to adapt ones clothing to
the many varying changes of the
weather
Jupiter Pluvius is still attending
closely to business.
The soldier boys are packing their
luggage for the encampment.
Edward Lewis, Spruce street, was a
Berwick visitor yesterday.
John Scherer and Joseph Frederick
have resigned their positions i'll the
Reading Iron Works and will leave for
their homes in Pittston today.
Farmers say the chestnut trees are
covered with an abundance of bios
SONS.
The warrf weather of the past few
days has developed the fly crop to the
usual standard.
A number of our pastors will enjoy
their vacations in August.
An order has been issued from the
Pennsylvania National Guards head
quarters appealing to the individual
members OF the organization to be ex-
. emplary in their conduct at the divis-
ion encampment July IL to IS, and
serving warning that unseemly or i'm,
proper behavior will receive the sever
est punishment. Especial attention il
called to the fact that the monuments
markers and fences must not be defac
ed nor injured. This order will bt
read to every company previous to
starting for Gettysburg.
Communion services will be held il
Trinity Reformed church, Strawberry
Ridge, on Sunday morning at tel
O'Clock. Preparatory services will b,
held Saturday evening at O'Clock.