Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-08-07
DR.. c. II. REYNOLDS,
DENTIST
Office, Opposite Boston Store, DanvIle, Pa
Dentistry in all its branches. Charges
Moderate and all work Guaranteed.
Established 1892
CONDENSED NEWS.
The berry season is nearly ended.

Fall goods are beginning to arrive.
This is a record breaking summer
for heavy storms.
The benefit of shade trees about
town is being felt.
Druggist w +. Gosh has placed i'll
his store Yale wonder clock. The
wonderful part of the clock is its
mechanism, which operates music
disc, flashes electric lights of different
colors and is marvel of autOmatism.
Labor Day will be celebrated in
many Pennsylvania towns this year
on scale never before reached
Many peach trees in this section are
we'll loaded with fruit.
Golden rod brightens the country
road sides.
The local political campaign will
soon begin to warm up.
Ice cream festivals were numerous
on Saturday night.
August has made good beginning
1t will soon be time to gather gard
en- seed
A baby boy arrived at the home of
Harry T. Hancock, Church street, on
Friday evening.
Notwithstanding the backward sea-
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on the bargain counter.
Weeds are growing high along the
river bank.
Hay fever victims are enjoying their
annual visitation.
Most of the Sunday schools of this
city have held their picnics
The military camp at Shenandoah
inspires many of the foreigners with
awe.
Many of our merchants have already
placed their orders for fall and winter
goods.
August will break all records for
railroad passenger traffic
This month is the hardest in the
year on young children. The greatest
care should be taken that they are not
given improper food
The unfortunate thing about all
wars between labor and capital is the
inevitable result suffering Of the in
nocent.
Work has been started on the add
itiOn to j. j. Newman : store, on Mill
street 1t will be twenty eight feet in
length and one story high and will be
built of brick. The contractor is
George Reifsnyder.
The employees at the sixteen-inch
train of rolls, Reading Iron Works,
drove to Milton Sunday i'll Hunter $
four hand hack, where they were
entertained at the home of Jerry
Lovett. Mr. Lovett was formerly a
fellow workman at the Reading Iron
Works.
The backbone of summer requires
frequent wetting to keep it in a
healthy condition
A large number of Danville people
will leave for Philadelphia and Atlan-
tic City via the p. q r. Railway on
Thursday, August 1th
The Ladies' of Golden Link Temple,
No. l22, will hold a festival on Curry $
vacant lot, West Mahoning street,
Thursday, August 1th Ice cream and
cake will be served. The public pat
ronage is invited
Lack of funds has caused the Sun
bury School Board to reduce the school
term from nine months to eight
Miss Louise Mcclure, daughter Of
John Mcclure, of this city, who has
been in the office of Philadelphia in
surance company for some time, has
accepted a position at the Pierce Rusi-
ness College, in that city.
The continued rains are spelling the
pleasure of camping parties
4 big rally of Methodists was held
Tuesday at Mountain Grove, where in
former years at this time camp meet
ing took place. This summer the camp
meeting was cut out because of lack
of interest
Lieutenant Samuel Mcclure, retired,
u. 5. A, who was recently admitted
to the bar at Ell Paso, Texas, will en-
ter Stanford University, California, to
take a special law course. He is son
of John Mcclure, of this city
= The best way to preserve your health
in August is to keep cool.