Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-04-07
Schuyler Happenings.

now all that the heart of mau~can de-
sire. In fact it is too fine to continue
any great length of time. 1t follows
week of clouds, gloom and rain.
Grass and grain are starting i'll fine
shape. Wheat did not suffer any
during the winter. 1t came out of
the winter in exactly rs good condi-
ton as it was last fall when it went
into winter quarters. The fields are
green and it is growing rapidly.
Young clover did not freeze up as it
does some winters.
There has not been much clover
seed sowen yet. Fields were too soft
to venture upon.
Miss Ethel NJ. Foulk, having COM
pleted course at the Williamsport
Commercial College, has returned to
her home.
Miss Dorothy Fetherolf of Mazep-
pa, visited her sister, Nellie, last week
and took part in the entertainment at
Snyder school.
The roads are drying off rapidly.
They were not as bad as was believed
they would be. The rains helped to
bring about this condition.
Mr.. Schuyler Irwin will go to Sci
insgrove, next Monday, TO take a
course in that classical old towns in
stituton of learning. Mr.. Brannen
Swope will accompany him as his
| chum.
Let's see Was not Russia to die
tate the terms Of peace in Toxic ? II
ever national boast failed to mater
ialize this was certainly the one. Poor
Russia She had not the ability to
bring the Japs to her way of think
ing, and has lost the sympathy of the
world too.
There is quite Il moving time among
those who are obliged to change
homes. The following is list OF
those who have migrated and Others
who will soon Roscoe Bortz, Chas.
Comer, Thomas Strouse, Ellis Poust,
John Smith, Daniel G.. Smith, Nah.
lon Hagerman, VIM. Shade and Oil
yer Cotner.
| Yesterday (the 2Sth) Il fire was
started to burn rubbish along the
railroad track just this side of Tur.
botvilie. BY some means it got into
an adjoining field and burned ovel
the ground very quickly. 1t wa
feared that it would spread and do {
great deal Of damage to fences anc
buildings; but it was checked in time
to prevent it doing so.
The S. B. q b. II. r. had hare
luck, owing to the thawing of th'
ground on the new part of its line be-
tween Berwick and Eyers Grove. l
did not get its passenger train through
at all last Friday, and late on Satur
day. The traffic has been greatly in
creased and the heavy freights spreac
the rails so as to interrupt trains un
til the damage could be repaired. A
lot of men has been put to work Il
place the track in better repairs.
The entertainment given by thu
Snyder school to secure funds fol
purchasing an organ was given OF
Thursday evening. 1t was success
from every standpoint. The childrel
had less than two weeks for prepara
ton, and this fact must be regarded
in forming an opinion of the perform
ance of the children. The program
consisted of dialogues, songs, recita
tions and plays. 1t would scarcely
be fare to mention any particular par
ticipant, as they all did very well
Miss Fethcrolf, the teacher, seems tc
have IA natural genius for getting VI
entertainments of this character. Sh
has had good success with the schoo
this winter. 1t is the first winter tha
there has been no complaint agains
the teacher for several years. Tn
attendance at the entertainment wa
all that was expected, and the re
ceipts were nearly twelve dollars.
Apr. lst, 1903 BILL