Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1890-10-23
BRIEF ITEMS.

Joseph Neuburger made a business
trip to White Haven yesterday.
Daniel Sweeney, who removed to
butte City, Montana, some time ago, re-
turned on Saturday last
john d. Hayes, Esq, will leave to-
morrow for Brooklyn, N. Y, and will be
absent until Tuesday next.
Anthony McGeady, of Highland,
ana Eliza Carr, of Drifton, have been
granted marriage license.
John J. Brislin, of Marsbwood.
iLackawanna county, was visiting friends
here the forepart of the week.
-Four good steady boarders wanted.
Apply to Mrs. Brady, Centre Street.
near Groyer's drug store, Freeland.
Peter Riley, formerly of Freeland,
employed as engineer at the Weatherly
silk mill, is dangerously ill at the latter
place.
Bernhard Dim and Mrs. Augusta
Reinhold, both of Eckley, were married
at that place on Sunday by Rev. J. II.
Schmidt.
Two lots are offered for sale on
Ridge Street. For terms apply to Condv
Heeny, Lansford, Pa, or to r. A Buck
ley, Freeland.
Mrs. Mary Brislin, who had been vis-
iting friends and relatives at Upper Le-
high for several months, left for Phila-
delphia yesterday.
Dominic O'Donnell has removed his
grocery store to Mrs. Dugan's block, op-
posite his old stand, where his former
customers can find him.
An exchange publishes the following
bit of advice: Bar your doors and shut
tiers and take in the pump before going
to bed. Prowlers are about.
John Graham, the Republican can
didate for County Treasurer, was in town
yesterday and made himself acquainted
with some of our local Statesmen.
The patrons of the Freeland opera
house were treated to another "Mul-
doon's Picnic" performance last night.
Some people like to be humbugged.
james Conaghan, of Park Place,
Schuylkill county, was in town Sunday
attending the funeral of his brother,
Denis Conaghan, of Upper Lehigh.
JAS. A. O'Donnell and John Brady
returned home last night from Harris
burg, where they were in attendance at
the convention of the Federation of
Labor.
Miss Mary Kennedy, who had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. James McNelis,
of Ridge street, for the past three
months, left for Philadelphia yesterday
morning.
Edward Dogget, late of Upper Le-
high, but now of Breckenridge, COL, has
been lying dangerously i'll, and at last
account was transferred to the hospital
at Denver.
st. AIMS T. A. B. Pioneer Corps is
busily engaged furnishing their hall, in
the Birkbeck brick, and expect to have
it opened by<a public entertainment at
an early day.
james Gildea, of Ebervale, was in
jured at the stripping at Stockton on
Thursday last and was taken to the Drift
ton hospital, where he died. Interment
on Sunday at Hazleton.
Mrs. Emma jenkins, aged 70 years,
8 months and l6 days, died at the house
of her daughter, Mrs George Chestnut,
SChti Z iCCb, oi L ldSb. lnttIllClib
on Sunday in Jeanesville.
If you are in favor of Prohibition
vote for Edward Garis for Representative
of the Fourth Legislative District.
Prohibition tickets can be obtained of
Henry Wood, Walnut street
AT St. Gabrel's Church, Sunday af-
ternoon. Mr.. John Brennan, of Freeland,
and Miss Bridget Brennan, of Diamond
Addition, Hazleton, were married by
Rev. j. j. Cummisky.-iStaadard.
AT the meeting of the Foster Town
ship School Board. held on Saturday
evening, George Namely, of Sandy
Run, was appointed to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Frank Sweeney.
Landlord Thrash, of the Central
Hotel, has large rattesnake on exhibit
tion in his cellar window. There are
nine rattles on it. 1t was captured in
the swamp near the the Upper Lehgh
saw mill.
-Messrs. Thomas Slattery and Denis
ODonnell, two of our intelligent BARRIERS,
left for Philadelphia on Sunday to visit
friends and relatives. They returned
yesterday and report of having had
a pleasant time.
On Monday evening, November II,
Maj. G. B. Coke Post, G. A. r., will
give a dramatic entertainment at the
opera house, entitled, "The Confederate
Spy" The Post will be assisted by
Corporal Kay, of Philadelphia.
Rowland Hughes, aged AZ years,
died at Upper Lehigh on Tuesday morn
ing after short illness. The deceased
was but a short while in this country,
and leaves a wife and six children. In
terment to-day at Upper Lehigh.
The Hazleton Plain Speaker offers a
reward of $500 for the arrest and con-
yiction in the courts of this county of
any Hungarian, Polander, Italian or
other person voting on fraudulent natur-
alization papers in this district at the
next election.
Charles Haganey, son of Mrs. Patk.
McFadden, of Centre street, is home on
visit. Since leaving here few years
ago he has several times crossed the At
Tantic ocean, and of late has been
engaged in the trade along the Atlantic
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