Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-06-08
Brief News Items.
Compiled for FIasty Read
ers of the IntelligenCer,
the Acknowledged Off
cial Organ of Little rlon-
tour County.


Summer heat.
Seems we're in the thunder shower
belt.
Recreation is essential to perfect
health.
June hasn't brought any heat prostra
tions yet.
Independence is virtue, but pig.
headedness is not independence.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Shoop Hunt called
on friends in Bloomsbury yesterday.
Flag Day is the next American holi-
day, and fine one it might be made.
This is a country in which the peo-
pie intend to have things go their
way.
G. w. Herr, of Strawberry Ridge,
transacted business at this office Mon.
day.
Weeds have a good start on us
now; and the man with the hoe is in
evidence.
Robert E. Fisher, of Baltimore, is
visiting at the Peters homestead,
Grand street.
Miss Clara M. Peters returned home
yesterday from a months visit with
relatives in Baltimore.
Miss Mildred Slider left on Satur-
day for visit with her aunt, Mrs.
George Billman at Reading.
John L. Voris and daughter, Miss
Emily Voris, of Pottsgrove, called on
friends in this city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Bell re-
turned Sunday evening from visit
with relatives in Williamsport.
Miss Katherine Frantz, of Wilkes
Barre, arrived yesterday for a visit at
the Holloway home, Bloom street.
Messrs. John S. Dennen and John
M. Snyder, of Exchange, gave us a
business call ON Monday afternoon.
James Auld, of Pittston, has return
ed home after visit with his niece,
Mrs. Theodore Doster, Bloom street
A. M. Peters returned yesterday
from Scranton after attending large
banquet at the Hotel Jermyn in that
city.
William Hunt, of Johnsto wn. is Wis
iting at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. d. O. Hunt, West Mahoning
street.
The sale of the Meyer livery outfit
on Wednesday and Thursday was
well attended and stock and vehicles
brought good prices.
Miss Marion Mccoy. of Watsontown,
who has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Mccoy. West Market street,
returned home on Saturday.
We greeted many of our rural
friends at the convention on Monday
so many in fact that we will not
make an effort to name or enumerate
Them
1t is reported that there are, eight
vacant pastorates within the bounds OF
the Presbyterian presbytery of Car.
Isle, owing to lack of suitable min.
isterial material.
The mysterious syndicate that has
during the past year purchased $40.
600, 600 worth of coal lands in Schuyl-
kill county has closed another deal in
volving 5000 acres.
1t isn't so much our duty thes,
real warm days to '1et little sur,
shine in" as it is to keep little out
if we would feel comfortable and b,
congenial to those about us.
Saturday Governor Pennypacker re
fused.to interfere in the case of Car
mine De Renzo, who has been convict
ed of murder. He will be executed a
Indiana on Thursday. July 26.
Williamsport is making big prepare
tions for old home week, which will
occur during the week of the 4th. Bar
nun and Bailey's show will be Their
for two days during the jubilee.
The annual Farmers Normal ins ii
ute and State agricultural meeting il
Clearfield, before adjourning, adopte,
resolutions condemning graft of al
kinds and demanding eminent domain
for electrical railways.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Howe and Mrs
Rail, of Williamsport made a trip t.
Danville Saturday in Mr.. Howe
White Steamer. During their stay il
this city they were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. F. G. Angle.
Eugene Belson, of PHILADELPHIA
president of the Hardware Associa
ton of Pennsylvania, was the CUES
of his cousin, Richard w. Eggert, O.
the corner of Mahoning and Ferr
streets, in this city, on Monday.
Saturday, June 8, 1906, D. L
Gouger, executor of the estate of Wm
Seidel, deceased, will sell at the Seidt
store, in the Third Ward of Danville
household gooGs, &c M. Breckbill
Auct'r. See fiers.
Saturday, June 16, 'O6, ALE
Watson, administrator of the estat
of John Watson, deceased, will Sc
at the home of the late John Watson
live stock, farming implements, etc
Diehl d Kreppenneck, Auct'rs Sc
large posters.