Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1903-03-19
CONDENSED NEWS.

uer Mil aud Centre streets, DanVllle.
Elegant location and good trade. In
ouire Al 500 Mill street, Danyille, Pa.
Even the weather man Is constIaln-
ca TO admit that the present signs of
spring are indisputable, and yet the
old resident will insist on remember
ing that this l. March.
Have you ever seen any bad weather
that wasn't tho worst weather you
had ever seen:
Robins that begin to sing early
should get acquainted with the goose
bone man
1t will soon bc time for that tired
feeling.
Tho harbiugers Of spring are here
both in tile shape of red-breasted rob
ins and book beer.
ID is TO Toe expected that Winter viii
do some lap-liugcring, Int life seems
like worth the living once more, with
he court house lawn growing green,
the croruS lifting their bright blossoms
the robins aud hluebirds singing their
spring welcome, and the genial sun,
balmy atmosphere and blue skies
smile upon man. There may be rough
davs ahead of u yet, bat lef us be
thank ful for the Kindness OF March
thas far.
You can't delay the cabbage seeds
much longer.
Don't be fooled into an untimcly
hooking of your overcoat.
This is the time we indulge in dreams
of the flowers we are going TO raise.
The new residence of George b.
Ostrander on Avenue ID, Riverside, is
nearing completion.
There's still tedious wait for the
Easter bonnet.
The charitable institutions promise
to fare well at the hands of the Legis-
lature
The Pennsylvania railroad has been
adding one locomotive a day to its
equipment for two years. An evidence
Of prosperity.
The hand organ may be expected
any day.
Ii there are any baby food agents
who cannot get Advertising out of the
Blumle bill they should go out of bust
ness.
George ". Hendricks is able to ap-
pear on the street after two months
illness Of pleurisy.
Don't be too sure that winter has no
backbone There is plenty of time for
it to hump itself.
Miss Susan Shindel, daughter of
Rev. DR. NJ J.. Shindel, is GONZALES
cent after an attack of catarrhal pueu
monia.
Spring sprung sufficiently on Sun
day to make the young woman's fancy
lightly turn to thoughts of Easter bon
nets.
The lazy man welcomes the spring
fever microbe with open arms.
Confirmation services will be held
in accordance with the annual custom
at Trinity Lutheran church, on Palm
Sunday. April 9Th.
Hang on TO the overcoat while
longer. There may be use for it.
Base ball fans are counting the days
until the season opens.
About this time of year people in
general would be looking forward
more hopefully 20 summer if there
were any assurance that the twelve
dollar Panama hats of last season had
been fed TO the goats.
And still this delightful March
weather continues.
Tho Legislature will have to hustle
quite lively now in order to get
throu =.
The strvats about town at present
are in excellent condition for driving.
The thermometer registered % de-
grees at noon yesterday.
Free delivery is a great convenience
for the rural districts, and they APP
p'eciate it.
Trailing arbutus hunters are out
daily, but there are tut few of the
flowers TO be found as yet.
This is the time of year when some
men consider corner loafing a luxury.
The Odd Fellows are already max
ing preparations for odd Fellows
dav, which this year will be celebrated
at Milton on April %. The railroad:
have granted a rate Of one fare for the
round trip and a great crowd is ex
pectcd. This j. great annual occasion
and fair weather only is needed tC
pack Milton with the largest crowd OF
people the town ever saw.