Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1891-01-15
BRIEF ITEMS.

Hugh Malloy is doing jury duty this
week.
p. j. Cannon, of Wilkes Barre, is
visiting friends in town.
Miss Catharine Murrin, of South
Heberton, is seriously ILL.,
Don't forget the Firemen's ball to
morrow evening at the opera house.
The Salvation Army commenced its
services in Donop's Hall on Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Bertha Grimes makes special
announcement of Goat Sale" in another
column
1t is said the Chinese begin the new
year by paying their debts. Not a bad
practice.
Joseph Scott, young boy engaged
as a driver at No. l Drifton, had one of
his legs injured last night.
Rev. s. S. Jones will preach in the
Woodside School House next Sunday at
1870 a. m. and 6 D. m.
Foster Township Democratic Dele
gate Elections will be held on Saturday
Polls open at p. m. and close at p. IN.
andre Hamara and Anna Takacs, of
Upper Lehigh, will be married at st
AIMS Church, Woodside, Monday next.
Miss Name Mclaughlin, of Mauch
Chunk, who has been visiting relatives
here for the past three weeks, returned
home on Monday.
The st. Gabriels Cornet Band of
HaZeton will attend the fair at st. AIMS
(hnreh SafnrIuy az ha
of st. Patrick's Band
Ash Wednesday, or the beginning of
Lent, comes this year on the 1lth of
February. Easter Sunday will be the
29th day of March.
"A Hungarian, whose name we could
not learn, Was seriously injured at No. 5
Upper Lehgh on Monday last, by being
struck on the face by coal.
The many friends of Butcher Jonah
Evans will be sorry to learn of his ILL
ness. Mr.. Evans is confined to his bed
but expects to meet his many friends
and customers at an eaily date.
Don't fail to take in the ball of the
Tigers on the 23d instant. Excellent
music (Deperro's Orchestra), refresh
ments and all conveniences that can add
to your comfort will be furnished
Owing to the non-arriva of the adj
vance agent of the Tony Farrell Com
pany as we go to press we are unable to
give the exact date Of that entertain
ment. 1t will be either the 2lst or 22d
inst.
Hugh Malloy has received II number
of fine rabbits from Norwalk, Ohio, TO
be placed along the mountain between
Upper Lehigh and Glen Summit. The
Game Club are doing all in their power
to propagate game of ali kinds in this
vicinity.
The members of st. AIMS Pioneer
Corps have engaged Yannes' Opera
House for the purpose of drilling, and
will meet at o'clock on the first and
third Sundays of each month. The
members are requested to meet next
Sunday at . o'clock sharp.
Mr.. L. j. Davies, the popular cutter
for Mr.. l. Reiforwich's merchant tailor
ing establishment, has been in New York
City the past two weeks as a student at
Prof. John j. Mitchel's famous Broad
way college. He is expected to return
Tuesday next, and will be furnished with
the latest fashion plates, patterns and
styles.
The contests for delegates to the
Foster Township Convention, which
meets next Tuesday, promises to be
more livelier this year than ever before
For the Office of Tax Collector there are
four candidates, namely, Fred Lesser,
Upper Lehigh; Michael j. Burns, of
South Heberton; Patrick Gallagher;
Highland, and Patrick Givens, of the
Points. For the other Offices on ticket
there are quite number of applicants
The second annual ball of the Tigers
Athletic Club, to be held at Yannes'
Opera House on the 23l inst, has every
appearance of being very enjoyable
affair in every particular. The members
of the Club are doing everything that
lies within their power to make it pleas
ant for all who may attend. A large
number of tickets have been sold to the
sporting men of this and surrounding
towns. Depierro's Orchestra has been
engaged for the occasion to furnish the
dancing music.