Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-06-22
CONDENSED NEWS.

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Magnificent growing weather this.
Oh, what's so rare as a day in June
In these busy days the man withou
grievance of some kind is mighty
rare.
Strawberry rash" is beginning tt
make its appearance. The victims are
those who eat not wisely but too rash
ly.
The r. f. ID. mail carriers report
the country roads in good condition
throughout this section.
June brides are evidently out for the
record-that is so far as numbers are
concerned.
Cut away the weeds that grow along
many of the sidewalks. They are he
ginning to crowd the pedes tIians off.
Give the base ball club hearty sup
port.
June. the month of roses. is quickly
passing Never has its favorite flower
been more plentiful or more beautiful.
In making his ual appearance in
this locality. the festive mosquito
gives evidence of all his Old-time ac-
tivity and his uuspeakahle impudence.
The candidates will not rest. even
though the election be a long way off.
They are already making hay while
the sun shines
Have you had any trouble keeping
warm:
Some school teachers in this section
Will not again apply for schools or be
examined for permanent certificates
because. as they affirm, marriage oertif-
Gates are permanent enough for them.
Those southern zephyrs that have
bean blowing for nearly a week are
The reverse of the poets description.
The doctors of Sunbury had busy
time on Sunday, attending to many
persons who had been made sick by an
overindu Igence in hard shell crabs at
a lodge banquet Saturday night. Up
ward of fifty cases bave been reported.
Earl Newcomer, the eight-year- old
boy, who had his feet crushed and
both legs broken by coal car in the
4 4 .o.rt
al days ago, died at the hospital in
that city, Sunday evening.
The trade journals report improved
business conditions on account of sea
sonable weather, while the crop out
look has been greatly frightened by
heat aud moisture.
Jadge Auteu aud Cong eastman Sam
uel will umpire game of base ball
between newspaper men and lawyers
at Mt Carmel next week.
The glorions Fourth comes on apace
but as yet the show windows do not
display tne old time varied assort-
ments of boy killers. This is good.
The servant girl question seems to
be unsolvable in the cities. The op.
portunities for women's work in 9th
er fields is the cause.
Freight was never so heavy in the
summer on the Pennsylvania railroad
rs at present
The picnic season is on in earnest.
Last winter you sighed for some of
this kind of weather
The seasons turning point is at
hand, aud from now on it will be an
! Increase of night and decrease of day.
The woods are very inviting just
now
The rush to seashore.and mountain
has set in, aud as a consequence many |
a man will get rid of year : savings
Keep cool And If you can't keep |
altogether cool, keep as cool as you
can.
The ice cream capacity of a good
many girls is being tested at present.
No man has right TO keep a vic
iOus dog that runs out and attacks
those who pass by. Such animals should
be destroyed.
The crop of boys who fall from cher
~ trees is now being gathered.
Evidently June has been after the
humidity record.
A Lebanon county man il accused of
buying a vote for one dollar. Opinion
Is divided on the question as to wheth-
81 the hribcr should be condemned for
or the vote seller de
nonncei for cutting prices.
The outing season and the Pennsyl-
' ania vegetable season have come i'm
together What more could any rea
,oDable man desire, providing he have
a healthy purse and good digestion? |