Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1891-06-25
BRIEF ITEMS.

John d. Hayes spent Sunday with
the people of New York.
--Amandus Oswald sells fine fresh
roll butter at 15 cents per pound
Gilbert Smith, of Highland, removed
his family to Freeland this week.
The building of John Conaghan on
Centre Street has been improved this
week.
Miss Susie 0'Donnell, of Asbury
Park, n. j., is at the home of her parents
in Eckley.
The pastor Of the Heavenly Re-
cruits' Church, Rev. Thos. J. J. Wright,
has resigned.
John Fl. Troell and Miss Maggie
Zellner were married by Rev. E. d. Mil
Ter last week.
Vincent Passarela is making several
alterations to his property at Ridge and
South Streets.
Miss Name Mcdonald returned from
Scranton yesterday, where she has been
attending school.
DIR. III. M. Neale, of Upper Lehigh,
returned home on Tuesday evening from
an enjoyable trip to Chicago.
Daniel ]. Ferry has opened the
Corner Restaurant in the stand formerly
occupied by Manus Brennan.
Daniel J. Kennedy has removed his
place of business from the Points to the
corner of Centre and South Streets.
Mrs. r. A. Dodson left on Monday
afternoon for an extended visit to her
brother at Fruitland, Musketeen County,
Iowa.
Andrew Brislin, of Drifton, is a
juror on the trial of James McMillen, of
Sturmerville, charged with killing his
wife.
Patrick Gillespie, of Upper Lehigh,
removed his family last week to Mana
yunk and will make that place his future
home.
Hugh McMenamin and Miss B. Nc
Laughlin, students at Bloomsbury Nor
NAL School, returned home Monday
evening
The members of st. Patrick's Bene-
fetal Society will meet in regular session
next Sunday at 80 p. Nj. in the Young
Mems Hall.
w. J. Eckert has number of Free
land artists painting and otherwise i'm
proving his handsome cottage at Wild
wood Beach.
"A cavein occurred at No Highland
on Monday in breast being worked by
John Cannon of town. Mr.. Cannon
loses about four hundred cars of coal.
President of Council A. A. Bachman
is at Wildwood Beach this week. A
consignment of fine fish reached his
home last evening as result of his stay
at that famous resort.
The examination of applicants for
teachers certificates for Freeland and
Foster was held here yesterday by
County Superintendent Harrison. The
class numbered thirty.
John NJ. Cunnius is building hall,
26x60 feet, Is feet high, for Mike Po-
tochney, adjoining the latters property
on Fern Street. lie expects to have the
building ready by July A.
Hon. VIM. r. Jeffreys has accepted
position as travelling salesman for the
Rochester Brewing Co., of Rochester,
N. Y, and will enter upon his duties at
once. He will still make Freeland his
headquarters.
An unknown Hungarian was pros
trated by the heat at Upper Lehigh last
week and died Friday evening. lie had
been in the country only short while
and it is hoped he has found more con-
genial climate.
This is the season of the year when
the thirsty man longs for drink of some
delicious beverage. He can find just
what he wants at the Washington Hotel,
where Proprietor Goeppert will give him
something cool.
Conductor Lyman's train collided at
Drifton on Monday with trip of Cen
trail coal cars. One passenger coach had
the side badly damaged and its steps
taken off, while ten of the coal cars were
partially demolished,
The insurpressible p. ]. Furey ar
rived in the Points yesterday and says
he will take up his summer residence
here. At midnight he was standing on
the borough line delivering an address
on the principal topics of the times.
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