Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-09-01
Farmers picnic tomorrow.
Labor Day picnic on Monday

FARMERS plcnlc tomorrow.
Labor Day picnic on Monday.
Mr.. John Hilkert, of Mooresbnrg, g I've
us business call last Saturday.
Trespass notices for sale at this
office. Two for Sc or 25c dozen.
Edward Caldwell. Of Comfy gave us a
business call Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Frank Ellis with his friend, Mr..
Albeck, Of Schuyler, gave us business
call OH Tuesday.
FOR SALE:-Fresh Cow, hfiI Jersey,
and a good one Address,
Nj. l.. SHEEP, Jer4el town. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs f. NJ. Mowrer, of Straw
berry Ridge, left August oath for II trip
West. They expect to visit friends in
Ohio, Indiana and probably Iowa and
Kansas.
The base bull diamond will 50 IL | :
come the foot ball gii liIon.
Every man shuul lie interest d in
politics It shows the roper spirit.
Russia has ever! thing to gain by
negotiating peace nos. II she don't
Japan will gain what Russia Will lose.
The isttt nan may he wiser to!ay
than he was saturday and wiser to-.
morrow than he is toGay.
The sad 50 o waves are telling their
sorrowful tale tn big andieucts.
There is bumper crop" of snake
stories. sure enough.
That laundr, mems convent, IL. ut
Philadelphia ought to lie n clean af-
fair.
Erwin Hunter il attending the
Graugers picnic at Williams Grove
this week.
Job Printing of all kinds properly
executed at reasonable prices, at the
Intelligencer Office.
Mrs. Jennie B. Gearhart and Miss
Emeline Gelrhsrt have returned from
q visit with friends at Hazleton.
Miss Jessie Kimorer and Master
John Kimerer returned Saturday fIom
visit with friends at Beech Greek
and Lo,k Haven.
Miss Elsie Blouh his returned from
a visit with friends at Bo,ton and Old
Orchard. Maine.
Mrs. F. Z Harnel and daughter
Frances returned Saturday iiom a WIS.,
1t with friends at MiddletoWn. N. Y.
Mrs. Emma McIienry aud Carlton
McHenry returned Friday evening
from visit with friends at Wilkes.
Barre.
Mis-. Jackson Good returned to this
city Saturday after a visit at the
home of Mrs. Daniel Rudy, SuutuIy.
Miss Myrtle Rogers of Sunbury,
spent Saturday with friends in South
Dauville.
Mrs. ]. G. PETER. son Terrence aud
Mrs. George b. O'Oonnor left on Sat.
urday for n visit with Shamokin
friends.
bell and Charles HIATT spent Sunday
with friends in Sunbury.
The Intelligencer is at your service
as news or advertising medium. We
await your commands.
The Board of Trade of Easton has
appointed n committee to confer with
the Bethlehem Board of Trade in An
effort to have a boulevard eighty feet
wide built between Easton aud Bethle-
hem.
The State Board Of Public Buildings
and Grounds have definitely fixed Il {
18TH OF Sci temher ~ the time fol
their meC ting at which time they viii
take action upon the appointment OF
all engineer f.r the N ltflinvillc bridge.
The annual stated meeting of the
thirteenth Pennsylvania Veteran Cav
airy Association will te held ut 3 +.
IN. Thursday. Septouber 20. lDo5, al
Headquarters Post $50. AR. IIarris
burg.
Marion Rapp, 25 years old. of Phil
adelphia, WAS sent to Moyum nsinl
prison in default of bail OH a eharg,
of bigamy. a witness having declared
that she had been married eight time
and never divorced or made a widow
One OF the things that should be dis
oouraged in this state Is the nnnua
raid ON the woods at the opening o
the so.called "huntirg season" TIN
wholesale destruction If bird and ami
NAL life Is a reflection on our civiliZa
tion.
Tho canning season is at it's heigh
in lower Delaware. Owing to the SCAT
city of tomatoes. .canuCrs have double
their price per basket; where the
agreed to give but 10 cents per basket
they are now giving 30 cents. and th'
probabilities are that even highe
price will be paid before the season
closed.
Mr.'J. A. Cook and his estimable wife
of Logan Run. are two very busy pee
pie. In addition to farming, truckin
and running an extensive Touring mill
they haye raised one of the finest an
most beautiful hocks of chickens in tn
country, consisting of 300 choice Blu
Plymouth Rocks. Mrs. Cook occupies
stand in our curb stone market once
week, too.
MIR. G. S. Beaver, former well-know
resident of this city, now fl Jackson
vile, Fla, is circulating among his man
friends here on business and ,isitin
trip. 1t was this gentleman who estal
lished the mail service in Cuba unde
the direction Of the u. S. Govermen