Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-06-22
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near About-What the Folks of This
Vicinity Are Doing.
This is circus day.
Huckleberries are beginning to ripen.
Quot pitching is popular in the Points.
Stagnant pools of water are noticeable
in many cutters through town. They
are dangerous to health.
Deputy Revenue Collector J D. Laciar
\ relieved the saloon keepers of some of
their surplus cash on Monday.
Prof. P. j. Furey arrived in town on
Tuesday euening from Lansford and in
tends spending the summer here.
Work upon AL Goeppert's large three
story building on Centre street is being
pushed rapidly and will be fine struc-
ture when completed.
Enos. P. Morris, of White Haven, and
Miss Eva J. Kresge, of Freeland, will
be married today at the residence of DIR.
f. w. Rutter on Chestnut street.
The remains of DIR. w. D. Lewis, of
Pleasant Hill, were inferred in Freeland
cemetery yesterday. The fuueral was
attended by many South Side people.
At the meeting of the Citizens Hose
Company last night, the date of the
annual excursion was postponed until
some time in August The company
decided to take part in the Fourth of
July parade here.
Services on Sunday at st. Paul's P.
M. church, Fern street, as follows:
Prayer meeting, 1890, a. M; Sabbath
school, p. M; preaching at p. m. by
G. w. Timer, of Hazleton. All are
cordially invited to these services.
Hugh Malloy, Charles O'Donnell,
Edward Kehoe and Charles Haganey,
)f Free!and, and James North, of Drift
ION, will represent the Young Mems 7.
A. b. Society at the quarterly convention
10 be held next month at Audenried.
Mains circus arrived here this morn
ing and are quartered at the field near
: the site of old Woodside breaker. Two
good performances were given yesterday
at Hazleton, and the show can be relied
upon to be a fine one in every respect.
Patrick Heron, of Milnesvile, and
Miss Rose Brislin, of Silver Brook, who
were married yesterday at Audenried,
took a drive through this section in the
afternoon. Miss Mary Conaghan, of
Errnla~,I I.e;l 1.
mony.
The borough school board at its meet
last night made their tax levy of
irteen mills for school purposes and
yen millsfor building purposes. We'd
sday evening, July l, has been de-
ed upon as tho time to appoint
chers.
he arrangements being made by the
tor American Mechanics for large
E0nstration here on the Fourth are
essng very satisfactorily. The in
lations to parade have been accepted
by many societies and large number
will be in line.
Remember the fourth annual picnic of
the Robert Emmet Social Club on Satur-
day evening win be something you must
not miss DePierro's orchestra will
supply the music for dancing, and the
member Of the club will show you an
eenioyab time there.
Thomas slattery and Miss Celia Bren-
man, both of Freeland, were married
yesterday al st. AIMS church by Rev.
M. J.aFa ihee. William Slattery and
Hiss Tes brennan performed the
.uties of groomsman and bridesmaid.
Che young couple have the best wishes
their many friends in starting out in
!fc.