Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1890-10-16
BRIEF ITEMS.

John d. Hayes spent Monday and
tuesday at the county seat.
a IL. Jacobs is making preparations
TO put steam heat into his house.
-Soloman Kresky, of White Haven,
spent yesterday in town among friends.
Miss Hannah Boyle, of Hazleton, is
at present the guest of Miss Sophia
Boyle.
,Machemleck Tribe, No. 221, I. O. of
X. M. OF town visited Kiowas Tribe of
Hazleton on Monday night.
Miss Mcbride, of Beaver Meadow.
was visiting her cousin, Miss Celia
Gallagher, of Pine Knot Hill, on the 10TH
AT No. Upper Lehigh on Tuesday
son of the late w. O. Williams was
injured by cars while carrying some
Sprays.
The woods in this vicinity are full
OF rabbits this year and our hunters will
consequently have rich harvest on the
bonny tribe.
"A number of young men were sus-
pended at the Drifton collieries on Mon
day, owing to their failure to be at work
on Saturday.
Henry Stunz has opened boot and
shoe store on Ridge street in connection
with his shoemaking and repairing es-
tablishment.
Two lots are offered for sale on
Ridge Street. For terms apply to Condy
Heeny, Lansford, Pa, or to r. A Buck
ley, Freeland
Thomas r. Williams, inside fore
man of No. slope, Highland, and Miss
Mary b. Daniels, of Scranton, were
married at the latter place last evening.
William Cree, of Freeand, and
Annie Rufsnyder, of Drifton have been
granted a marriage license Also Joseph
Matcj and Marie Hunk, both of Sandy
Run.
Attorney E. d. Nichols, of Wilkes
Barre, will deliver an address on the
prohibition movement at Lindsay's Hall, !
Tuesday evening, at 7.30. Admission
free.
Edward McNels, formerly of Drift
ton, but now of Dickson City, was a
visitor here on the 10th, and viewed the
parade. He still cherishes a kindly
feeling for old st. AIMS.
The Pulausky Polish Beneficial So
ciety of South Heberton will hold ball
at Yannes' opera house Saturday even
ing, Nov l.. Depierro's Orchestra has
been engaged for the occasion.
The fall session of the Second Dis
trct of the Lutheran Ministerium of
Pennsylvania opened Tuesday in Scran-
ton. Revs. J. II. Schmidt and l.. Novo-
mesky of this place are in attendance.
"A very interesting game of ball was
played at the park on Friday afternoon,
October 10, between the Tigers and the |
Sandy Run Club, which was won by the |
former by the score of 80. The battery |
work of both clubs was superb.
Cold weather will soon be here and |
should be met with good substantial |
clothing. Joseph Neuburger has just |
what you want to Withstand Jack Frost. |
Call and see his immense stock of men |
and boys clothing. The ladies too can
find articles in their line of the latest
and best design.
Through mistake at the cloak room
of the opera house, on the night of the |
10th inst, lady's new sailor hat was
taken and an old one left in its place.
If the person who took it will leave it at
the store of Hugh Malloy, Freeland, it !
will be returned to the owner
JanieS D. w aru ID HOW prepaicu "
furnish and place in position burglar
alarms and electric bells of the latest and |
most approved kind, at short notice. |
Our business men should provide them
selves with all the safeguards that
mordern science has placed within their
reach.
Sister Mary Benedict died of heart |
failure in the convent of the Sisters of
Mercy at Hazleton on Monday night. |
Sister Benedict was teacher in the con-
vent at this place for the last few years,
but at the commencement of the present |
term was transferred to Hazleton The |
funeral took place this morning at
O'clock Interment in st. Gabrel's /
cemetery, Hazleton.
This is the time of year when the |
enterprising and far-reaching business
man should make his wares known to |
the public You should not forget that
your card in the newspaper is your
show window for the public, and should /
be equally, if not more attractive than
your store front. The TRIBUNE offers /
unusual advantages to advertisers of
reaching the public through its columns
On Thanksgiving eve, November 90,
ball will be given by the Progressive
Club, of Jeddo, at Yannes' opera house.
Depierro's Orchestra will furnish the /
music The club is a literary institution
organized about year ago, and, through /
the liberality of Supt. John Markle, a
room has been secured in one of the |
company houses, where the members
meet. A library is also feature of the |
club, and the ball is for the purpose of
supplying more books,