Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1890-06-26
Vol. III. No. 1.V
BRIEF ITEMS

-. CampDell Is selling out his stock
of furniture at cost.
Carpets, from 10 cents yard an up.
wards, at Neuburger's, Brick store
The Freeland Citizens Hose ON
pany are making preparations for heir
annual excursion and picnic.
Joseph Birkbeck, of Wilkes-I are,
President of the Citizens Bank, lade
business trip to town YESTERDAY.
Paper hanging done by A. A. J ZACH
man at short notice and in first lass
style. Call and ascertain prices.
-Hazleton vs.. Freeland at the rec
land Ball Park next Sunday. inc
called at o'clock sharp. Usual ad nis-
sion.
Solomon Krisky, of White Haven,
was visitor to town yesterday the
guest of his son-in-law, DIR. T. w.
Rutter.
The St. Patrick's Cornet Bsnd are
making strenuous efforts to make their
semi-annual ball, on July 4th, grand
success.
Rev. Morton, of Pittston, will preach
in Lindsay's Hall, Freeland, next sun
day as follows: At p. m. in Welsh and
at p. m. In EngllSn.
The friends of Miss Essie MORGAN
gave her surprise on Tuesday ever ng
it being her 10Th birthday. An en- uy-
able time was spent by all present.
The small boy is already commsuc-
ing his "Fourth' for every now and
then can be heard the torpedo or ire
cracker in some of the back streets.
The Citizens Bank, of Freeland,
does not require notice of withdrawal Of
saving deposit, the same being subject
to sight check, the same as other depo Its.
Miss Rose Mclaughlin, of Minch
Chunk, after spending three weeks sit
ing her cousin, Miss Cassie Murrin, Of
South Heberton, returned home last ,-t-
urday.
AT the Drifton park on Saturday a
game of base ball will be played between
the Jeanesville and Drifton Clubs. Re-
member the picnic also on the same
grounds.
The First nine, of Upper Lei Igh,
and the Leaders played game of base
ball at Upper Lehigh on Tuesday even
ing. Score: II to IL in favor of the
Leaders.
The mercantile taxes are due or tile
LIST of July. Those of our merchants
who have not already done SO should
pay the same before that date and save
further costs.
There will be special meeting of
the st. Patrick's Beneficial Society next
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock Il the
Young Mems meeting room, Zem ny S
block, Freeland.
"A marriage license has been grant
ed to Samuel Hinkle and Elizabeth Mar
coff, both of Upper Lehigh. The < oom
is "a years of age and the bride jS.
Rather young
Surveyor Mackl has been engaged
nearly the whole of the past week
strengthening out the lines Of the bor-
ough streets. All corner stones arf now
set to grade and distance.
Jos. Ho.wath. Jr., who is einpIoyed
in Philadelphia, attended the funeral OF
his mother here last week and returned
yesterday also his brother August They
will make Phila. their future home.
The Freeland Glee Club, under the
leadership of VIM. T. Williams, fire re-
hearsing nightly, and are determi led to
make good showing at the eisteldfod
to be held in Hazleton, August 1911.
Applicants are getting numerous at
present for the position of examiner on
the Miners Examining Board. Several
from this vicinity have already ent in
theirapplicationst to the Hon. judge Rice.
w. D. Cowen, is having his OTIS on
Walnut Street Surveyed by Surveyor
Mackl. This is move that should be
fnll hx,a ~ IN, a,,A Ia
save them great deal of trouble in the
future.
"A picnic will be held in tn grove
adjoining st. AIMS Church. Wo)dside,
on July 4th for the benefit OF the Sisters
schools. Refreshments will be r sale,
and music for those who wish to indulge
in the light fantastic.
Adam Fernau, Of No. rs Firs street,
Drifton, on account of leaving this part
of the country, is Offering at private sale
the whole of his household puperty
Sale to continue until all are sol Call
early if you wish to secure burg ms.
Joseph Neuburger, Owen Fo, ,gler and
Frank Depierro left on the early train
Tuesday morning for Wilkes. Barre
where they joined the Osborne Contin.
gent which left for Harrisburg at 11.17
a. m. with the Seek Cornet Band, OF
Pittston.
The following marriage licen es have
been granted to parties from th end OF
the county, Joseph Horwath an Cathe.
rne Robowich, of Freeland; Ge Rebei
and Anna Hudrach, of South II ,berton
William Marshman and Rach X Kish.
baugh, of Freeland.
The Democratic State Convention
will be held in Scranton next uesday,
July End. The fare for the 70 nd triE
has been placed at single fare. A mum.
ber Of persons from Drifton a Free.
land will avail themselves of Il oppor.
tunity, and will go.
The TRIBUNE has now on hand and
for sale all kinds of legal blank used by
Justices of the Peace, such as variants
summons, capias, executions, agieements
leases, landlord warrants, notets to quit
receipts, etc., all done up in reat style
and in an improved form. Ca and sec
them.
The interest taken in base ball by
onr people here have induced he man
agement of the Freeland basg Ba As
sociation to procure the best t8l mt all
able in this part of the coui Try: ane
they have arranged for another exciting
contest to take place next Sunday. The
visiting club will be from Hazleton
The Jeffersonian Democratic society
of Freeland held a meeting last evening
in Passarella's Hall and made arrange
meIlts to hold an omen air meetino in th,