The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-12-14
Reade Township Items.

Reade Township Items.
READE TOWNSHIP, Dec Is, 1888.
DEAR FREEMAN The Great Bend coal |
company of Mountain Dale. constructed q |
coal tipple at Coaiport last week. The |
work was commenced on Thursday and
completed on Saturday. The rapid com>
pletiou Of the contract Is mainly due to the
pushing energies OF Mr.. Saul Kuhn, OF near
Glasgow, who was experimenting the Job.
Mr.. Ruhp Is q hustler from the word go.
and the prince OF good fellows too.
On Thursday OF last week Blair Gwin.
son Of Mr.. Jno. Gwin. Of Mountain Dale
returned to the home OF his father. from
Patella. Iowa, where he has been since early
spring visiting part OF the Zine. and taxing
some muscular exercise in the intervim.
Milton Purdy. who has been confined to
his home at Mountain Dale for the past
escing.
The Baptists OF Mountain Dale have q
revival meeting now in progress. Rev.
Smith, the minister in charge, is conducting
the services.
Frank Russell. of New Germany. this
township, has erected a very neat dwelling
house at MS native village
The citizens OF Flynn city will soon have
a meat market 10 their midst 1t is the in
tention OF Mr.. Frank Pratt. OF Beaver VAL
ley. to embark in butcheripg at that place.
| and will shortly erect building there for
that purpose.
Geo. w. Bowman, OF Roselsne, one OF the
! school dignitaries OF Reade, Is at EbeDsburg
this week attending court as a witness
! a little child Of James Heveriy, of near
! Utshville, died on last Sabbath, and on
| Tuesday ITS remains were inferred in the
| Pleasant Hill cemetery near Glasgow.
JoseRh Rhoddy. landlord OF the Blain
City hotel. killed q fine doe on last Friday
near Bear Loop.
On last Saturday Mr.. David Van Scoyoc,
of Mountain Dale, reached the 45th mile post
of bis life's journey. His friends and Ieia.
tives rendered him q grand ovation on the
occasion. Pleasure. present Offering. ban
quoting. speech making and enchanting
feature of the affair. were the program OF
the day. All departed happy.
Mr.. Jno. Bell, of BeIwood, ofripht con-
ductor on one OF the trains on the b. G. r
R.. had his hand badly smashed while max
ing coupling on last Tuesday at New
burg.
An extensive addition is being erected &c
the storeroom OF Mr.. Juo. A Mccartney q;
Mountain Dale. This is an evidence OF
prosperity.
Mrs Jno- F. Hollen, Of Glasgow. wa:
recently made the happy recipient OF many
handsome and useful presents on the oc-
casion OF her thirty-fourth birthday.
The wife of Mr.. wm. SchmittIe. who
lives at the coke ovens, near Glasgow, is re-
ported TO be lying at the point OF death.
Wm. LoEg. OF Blandsburg. has erected !
new residence In that thriving little village
BE will occupy it In the near future.
A great many deer have been killed thi.
season in this and White township. Ont
day last week we saw three on one SLED
passing through Flynn City enroute to Coal
port for Shipment.
Eight new engines viii shortly be put or
the b. G. r r on account OF the increase
in freight traffic.
Geo. BraDdt. OF New Germany, furnishe.
the people OF his hamlet and surroundins
village with a choice article of meat weekly
\ ID. K. Hoilen, ''the modern Froebel,
Is teaching the eleventh consecutive term OF
school In this township. He is welding tn,
sceptre at the New Germany academy fol
bis sixth successive term. This speaks IL
thunder tones for DaYid's reputation.
The village of Flynn Is enjoying a period
of prosperity just now. This Is no doubt
due to its energetic far-sighted citizens
Such spirits OF enterprise as W. A. Chaplin
the city's big hearted landlord Andrew
Fara5augh, the village blacksmith and bee
mechanic and horse shoer this side of Jor
dan t. T. Williams. the far-famed mas
ter wood mechanic aud contractor. ant
Long Viewing. who regulates the time anC
the motions of the moon end stars, are
few OF It's wide-awake leaders Wien tines,
"heavy weights" put their theIr shoulder
to the wheel OF prosperity, / tell you, sh,
must revoive.
Mr.. Henry Aileman. the popular ant
highly respected merchant OF AllemaEsviIle
met with a serious injury On last Friday
afternoon while loading a car with lumbe
at Glasgow. Mr.. AlIeman had driven I
wagon load OF lumber. to which a team O
mules were attached. near the car, and
standing on the load, was unloading It OF
the car. A freight train came thupderins
along and the mules becoming frightened
made a very sudden and wild plunge
throwing Mr.. Alleman violently to the earti
and bis head striking the hard frozen ground
inflicted serious and painful bruise above
his right eye and on the upper lip, anC
sprained his right hand. He was picked
up insensibIe and taken to Mr.. wilIhide'.
residence. and physician sent for. After
some times he recovered consciousness, and
removed to bis home. Mr.. AIleman beIns
considerably advanced In age has doubtful
chance for his recovery. Late reports how
ever. seem cheering aud furnish more fav-
orable hope for him. r.