Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-03-28
A NUMBER
OF CHANGES

Notwithstanding that AprIl lst Is Still
! some days in the future several families
about town have already changed resi-
dence, while al unusually large num-
ber are getting ready for the regular
moving day, April lst, which occurs on
Monday next. The demand for houses
OF moderate rent. say of from seven to
ten dollars per month, is something I'M
precedented, surprising the demand Of
| even a year ago when the steel plant
was in operation. At that time people
ensc conced in houses of any sort were
| glad to hold on to what they had, while
the prospects for the future We're bright
did not object to high rent, 80 that it is
true that houses commanding twelve TO
fifteen dollars per month were easily
rented, which the present spring may be
begging for tenants. There are still
considerable number, mostly of the
wage-earning class, who can not afford
to pay rent of more than eight or ten
dollars per month, who are still hunting
houses.
Among the changes to be noted are
quite number occurring on Mill street
Jacob II. Fry will move from the Sper-
ring building to the Sechler block Harry
Rhodes will remove his tailoring estab-
lishment into the Sperring building. The
room vacated by Mr.. Rhodes will be oc-
cupied by the stationery store of John
G. Brown, WHO will remove his family to
the brick residence, ll8 West Market
street The store room in the Brown
building will be occupied by w. l.. An,
trim with dry goods store. Andrew
Russell will occupy the residence por-
ton of the Bloch building, in which he
has opened a restaurant. Mrs. Moses
Bloch will move into the Brinton resid-
ence, Church and East Market streets.
J. p. Carroll, manager of the Peoples
shoe store, will remove to Sayre, this
state. He will be succeeded by James
Powers, of this city, who has purchased
the stock and will conduct the business.
Philip S. Moser, who will remove to New
Columbia, will be succeeded by J. G.
Heddens as landlord of the Heddens
House
Tailor F. w. Howe will occupy his
new residence, East Market street. The
Vincent property vacated by Mr.. Howe
will be occupied by F. &. Peters. A.
Mason, salesman for J. H. Goeser, will
remove from East Market street into
Bridal Row, Church street. B. K. Shoe
maker, proprietor of the liquor store,
opera house block has removed into res
idence No. $40 Ferry street, vacated by
George Ricketts,, who has moved to his
own home on Church street.
A. L. Delcamp, Of South Danville,
Tuesday moved his household goods into
residence 1l2 East Front street, former
ly occupied by John Rebman. The
Welsh mansion vacated by Mr.. Del
camp, will be occupied by Mrs. Pitner.
Samuel Morrall will remove from his
farm at Kipp's Run to the VanNostran
property. His son, Charles, will re-
main on the farm. Elias Woodruff, who
conducts a farm near Roaring Creek will
remove to his own home, on Gearhart
street, South Danville. G. Edward Roat
who occupies the Woodruff home, will
remove to the residence owned by Jud
son Vastine, Gearhart street. Fred
Purpur will remove from the double res
idence owned by Clinton Smith, Rail
road street, to the tenant house on the
farm of Amos Vastine. Robert Map
stone will move into the house he va
Gates.