Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-11-30
Brief News Items.

the Acknowledged Off
cial Organ of rlontour
: County.
Xmas next.
A day late this week.
Did you have turkey
The school children are looking for
ward to vacation.
A mans conduct always talks loud
er than his deeds.
Business is beginning to shsw the
holiday stimulus.
One month and the gay Christmas
season will be here.
"The House Of Mirth" is the one in
which the coal bin Is full.
A little touch Of winter weather
makes the whole world feel better
Miss Helen Irland has returned from
q visit with friends in Oarbondale.
Trespass notices for sale at this
Office. Two for Sc, or 25c dozen.
Mrs. Lutz and son spent several
days visiting her parents and other
friends at Georgetown.
II VIM. Dawson, of Union Corner,
gave us pleasant call on Tuesday
and renewed his subscription.
!. Temperance in eating is quite as
necessary, morally, mentally and ply
sically, as temperance in drinking.
Mr.. r. V. Watts and family, of
Harrisburg, speut Saturday night and
Sunday in this city, the guests of ID.
A. Lutz and family.
WANTED-Lady to advertise our
goods locally. Several weeks home work
Salary $lo. 90 per week, 81 90 day for
expenses. SAUNDERS CO., Dept. w,
46!IS Jackson Boulevard. Chicago. Ill.
h., - 1925 OF
Messrs. Ed. Deihl Harry L. Ritter
and the Editor were off on another
hunting trip to Georgetown. Our
game bags were not SO we'll filled as
on our other trip. " g..
. Henry Sienkiewitcz, the we'll known
Polish novelist, has sent to British
and French newspapers an open letter
to Emperor William. denouncing
Prussia's treatment OF Poland, especi-
ally in connection with the school
question.
Rudyard Kipling, who dislikes the
winter climate of England, is prepar.
ing. as usual, to blot out the winter
months from his calendar by sailing
for South Africa where he has
beautiful house near Cape Town Civ
en- to him by Cecil Rhodes.
Mrs. Hetty Green. the richest wo-
man in America, was 70 years old on
last Wednesday, and is in perfect
# health. She is more deeply engrossed
IN business affairs than ever. and let's
no opportunity pass to increase her
wealth. v.
. The largest and heaviest deer of the
season shot in the vicinity of White
Haven has been brought in by
Henry Fulk and Lyman Wagner. of
Lehigh Tannery. 1t was FIVE prong
ed buck weighing 200 pounds dressed
and was shot by Mr.. Fulk at the juno
tion of Single Mill and Tobyhanna
creeks.
Representations are being made it is
said, from an official sourse urging the
desirability of the appointment of an
other American cardinal at the next
papal consistory. The plea is that
America is insdeouately represented
in the sacred college and this circum-
stance appears to the nation to be a
. slight.
Ewes Dairy" by Mark Twain, a
copy Of which is among the books
bought recently for Charlton public
library at Worcester, Mass, has been
barred by the trustees because there
are pictures in the book of kind that
are regarded as questionable.
While a party of men were hunting
In Elk county few days ago John
' Dielt, aged IS years, shot bear, bring
ing it down. Thinking it was dead he
went up to it to bleed it. when the
animal suddenly jumped up and at
tackled him. tearing off one of his
arms, one of his legs and disembowel.
ing him.
The champion checker player of
western Pennsylvania is Henry
Slonaker, of Cooperstown, venango
county, who is in his 99th year. He
challenges to meet any player at any
time. Mr.. Slonaker is stalwart re-
publican and says he never voted
split ticket.
=, Building Inspector Ferre, of Harris
burg. says that the building activity
OF the present year in that city has
never been surpassed. There are now
under course Of construction 280 build
ings. mostly dwellings,
Sunday observnce is being agitated
IN Berwick. The preachers of the town
shaye been giving sermons ON the SUBJ
s1ect and the citizens are thoroughly
aroused. 1t is hoped that the agitation
will result in better observance of
the day of rest.
Law abiding citizens of Scranton
are rejoicing in the successful carry
ing out Of the mayors order which
gave Scranton tight" Sunday. The
policemen had to keep close watch
from midnight Saturday till midnight
Sunday to keep the saloon back doors