Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-04-06
ECkLEY CLIPPINGS.

Matthew Murphy's house was slightly
damaged by fire on Sunday evening. A
kerosene lamp exploded.
Miss Rosie Roarty is sojoining with
, Yorktown friends.
Gottliep Kreitzberger, of No. 5, placed
handsome organ in his parlor last
week.
Mike Gallagher returned home from
New York on Saturday.
The Hungarians of town celebrated
Easter in jolly manner. Polnki and
beer were in abundance.
Eckley intends to start out in base
ball as soon as the weather permits, and
would only be to glad to here from the
Scale Siding Scruboaks the first. Take
it up Manager Aker.
Patrick McNelis and Patrick Quinn,
of Buck Mountain, went through tow
on Sunday at 2.40 gait.
1900 window sashes have been placed
in the new breaker already.
Miss Mary A. McGill is recovering
from her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney McCauley, of
Silver Brook, spent Sunday with rela-
tives in town.
Mrs. James Connolly, of Oneida, spent
, Sunday among friends here.
Patrick O'Donnell and wife, of Eber-
vale, spent Easter among friends and
relatives in town.
King & Co. has commenced work at
No. l stripping again.
b. j. Carr is the happiest man we
have at present. It's driver boss.
Quite a delegation from Halle Brook
assembled in town Sunday evening.
Jacob Kerchner removed his parents
from South street to the house lately
occupied by Jokn Null on Main street.
James Heeny, of Rockport, drove to
town Sunday.
Miss sallie A. Campbell, of Freeland,
visited the home of her parents Sunday.
Frank McGill, Jr, John O'Donnell,
Barney Gallagher, Anthony O'Donnell
} and Condy McCauley took in Hazleton
sights on Sunday.
Miss Mary Kelley, of Philadelphia,
spent Monday among friends in town.
As the picnic season is drawing near
our town people should take steps to
have the grove put in little better con-
dition for the coming season. The dane
ing pavilion needs to be remodeled.
John Boyle and wife, of Hazleton,
spent Saturday in town.
Our town intends to turn out some ex-
pert singers. They can be heard on the
streets every evening:
A certain young man of town had the
crown of his plug hat kicked in at the
hop on Monday evening. The next
time you come out Bobby ask your
mother for the loan of her shawl.
William Wearbash has accepted
position as bookkeeper in the company
store.
Our boys made quite record for
themselves this winter irf regard to at
tending night school. This is the first
record in many years.
The young people of town held sue
cessful little hop on Monday evening.
Dancing was kept up until an early hour
Tuesday morning, when all returned to
their homes more dead than alive. The
features of the evening were the choice
songs rendered by Neal McHugh and
Hugh McGill, for which they received
high praise.
- Miss Ella O'Donnell, of Honey Brook,
took in the hop here Monday evening.
Manus Cannon, of old Buck Mountain,
transacted business in town Friday.
Jack Gillespie of Drifton, took in the
Sunday sights of town.
Patrick O'Donnell removed his family
and household effects to Highland yes
terday.
Miss Annie Mallory, of Highland,
came home Monday to attend the social
hop.
Miss Ella McCauley returned home on
Tuesday from Hazleton to spend the
summer with her parents.
The breaker is working eleven hours
daily this week.
"Curley" Waters. of Buck Mountain,
dove through town yesterday.
Thomas Hennessey, of Hazleton, call
ed upon friends here on Monday
evening.
Miss Catherine McHugh, left for Free
land last evening on visit.
1t is reported that DR.. Crease is to be
transferred to Silver Brook again.
During his short stay here the doctor
has made many friends and won the
esteem of all with whom he came in
contact. Our residents should petition
DIR. Wentz to allow him to remain, as he
has given entire satisfaction and his
departure would be regretted by every
resident. MARY ANN.