Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-02-03

| w AN lED III men III each stare lt
travel, tack signs and distribute sam
ples and circulars of our goods. Sal
ary 5000 per month. $500 per day
for expenses. KUHLMAN CO., Dept.
Atlas Building, Chicago.
Rumors are again circulated to the
| effect that representatives Of Pitts burg
capitalists are working on IA proposed
right of way from Lewistown to Slla.
mokin Dam, Snyder county, with u
view Of building a trolley line. The
line when completed, will be ffty
miles long.
March 4th. will be the 135th anuiver-
sary Of the birth of Robert Emmet,
Irelaud's illustrious aud immortal
patriot and martyr. and it vii be oele-
brated by numerous societies through
out the coal region. Preparations are
now under way for the rendering of a
number Of literary programs on that
evening.
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city, has been honored with an invita-
tion to command one of the provision
al battalit us of the National Guard of
Pennsylvania, at the inauguration of
President Roo evelt, at Washington.
ID. O., March 4. The provisional
battalions will consist of number
of regiments chosen from each of the
several brigades constituting the N.
G. p, and each will be in command
of an officer ranking as Major. Major
Gearhart will accept the invitation.
Susie Pelaski, the years old daugh-
ter of Joseph Pelaski, Of Northumber-
land street, met with an accident Il
few days ago in. a peculiar manner.
Her left leg was broken at the ankle
by being caught under rocker of the
chair upon which her mother was seat.
ed. The parent and child had been
playing together for some time, tho
latter in childish glee gamboling about
the formers chair, and the accident
was sad ending to the sport. DR..
Stock reduced the fracture, and the
little girl is getting along as we'll as
can be expected.
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2-10.O5
A party was given by Mr.. and Mrs
r. B. Bird at their home in Riverside
last evening in honor of the twelfth
birthday of their sou, Elliot. The guests
were entertained with music and games
and during the evening refreshments
we're served. Those present were
Misses Margaret zimmerman, Martha
Fowler. Helen Mills. Nora Unger,
Bertha zimmerman, Bessie Pitner,
Adeline Yeager, Mabel Shepperson,
Mabel Kimbel. Eva, Ester and Anna
Bird, George Wildsmith, James Shultz,
James Mills, Hurley Ball, Joseph Kim
bel. Isaac Arms, Lester Kim bel, Harry
Metler and Ralph Shannon.
A ''dare" on the part of friends sent
John Koehler, of West Hazleton, to
his wedding, clothed in felt boots,
overalls, cap, corduroy coat and blue
negligee shirt, while his bride, Miss
Ida Steinman, wore street dress and
a shawl over her head and shoulders.
The wedding took place in the
Trinity Lutheran parsonage, that city,
the Rev. John Wagner officiating.
The groom, who is q tinsmith, work
ed all day, and when he came home
late in the evening the friends "jol-
lied" the pair, saying: "It's 100 cold
to dress up; go in your working
Clothes" and they did.