Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-03-14
CONDENSED NEWS.

Open up the cutters on these thawing
days.
The country roads are in bad condi.
ton.
March usually produces a big snow
storm.
All kinds sofmerchandise stocks boughi
for cash. A. Trattner, York, Pa.
The grand jry room in the court
house has received new paper, which
adds very much to its appearance.
The lenten services in the Catholic
churches of this city have been notable
for the interest shown.
Elaborate Easter music is being pre-
pared by some of the church choirs OF
mis- city.
The rural schools are drawing near the
lose of the term.
The Stove Works has 55 moulders en-
,loyed at present. An unusual umber
or this time of the year.
'The grounding and coon have made a
ecord this year that will fix their repu-
ations for many years to come. This
me they stand in with Hicks, Coles,
JeNoe, the goosebone and the oldest
nhabtant, and together they have
iven a genuine old-fashioned winter.
The Penn Social club has placed in
heir rooms handsome upright oak
ookcase
Harry Gable, engineer at the Polish
,rewery, will remove his family from
yilkesbarre to this city. They will re-
de in the Mayan home, Cherry street.
A. F. Ploclrof Frosty Valley, grad
late Of Russel's short hand college, has
pccepted a position with the American
hip building Company at Camden,
Y. J.
Preparations are being made on the
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad and
branches for a number of improve
ents to the tracks. In many places
" ballast vii! be laid, and new ties
ut down. These Improvements are
ways made after the frost is out of the
.ound.
Danyille's health record will show up
lyorably in comparison with any other
'ity of its size i'll the country.
The annual assessment books are being
repare at the County Commissioners
flee
The Rev. Erskine Wright is preparing
large class for confirmation on Friday,
Iarch 29ih.
There is evidently a hitch between
le man who makes the weather and
he people who build spring bonnets.
Mrs. Hannah Pitner of Riverside, who
as occupied the Van Nostran residence
unbury street, during the past year
i'll on April lsl. remove to the Welsh
ansion.
Some fine Easter flowers are being
lown by florists.
Now is the time to agitate the good
dads question.
Miss Lizzie Foulk, graduate of Rus
il's short hand college, has accepted a
ostion as stenographer with the Wei.
yer Hardware company.
Miss Mary Mills, who has been i'll at
he Mt. Sinai hospital, New York, is
,uch improved. Miss Mills is trained
drse in that institution.
Many people admired the exhibition
hand painted china ware in the win
W of Browns stationery store Tues
ly. The work was done by Miss Kate
ckman, of Roaring Greek, and is very
'tistic.
A new maple floor will be put down il
lie engine room at the Silk Mill mex
eek. This plant was never in a NOR
)urishing condition, the silk vaults be
lg completely filled up with stock to b.
arown.
0. B Sweitzer, who fell on the ice il
mt of the Best property, Mill street
January 19, sustaining bad sprair
Ills right ankle is able to leave hi
use with the assiatancs OF crutch,
panylle is well located for busnes
manufacturing purposes and ever
fort should be made to secure new in
lstries
Mr.. and Mrs II. B. Bird, of Rversid,
ertaincd Mrs. Wesley Morrall and r
1harnQn. wife and daughter at Dime
,erday
drs. Mack O'Connor, of Mausdale, wa
zen very critically i'll last evening. D.
yintersteen was called in attendance