Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-09-09

of his parents in Toronto, Canada
| Buy your clothes of Rcfowich
Street Commissioner Furey is pushing
the work on the Luzcrnc street sewer.
The Frecland Travellers played ball at
Shcppton yesterday and won by Il score
IF 36 to 6.
Suits to order, S12 and up, at Refo-
| wich's, Freeand.
The monthly meeting of the Freeland
| Board Of Trade will be held on Wednes-
day evening.
Peter McGettrick and Con Quinn. OF
| Olyphant, Lackawanna county, greeted
friends here yesterday.
Refowich has the latest fall styles
ready for inspection.
The kittie Rhoadcs Company will play
here one week, commencing Monday
evening, September 1G.
ii. l.. Edmunds and family will leave
tomorrow for Cleveland, Ohio, where
they will reside for the future.
Satisfaction in every respect guaran-
tccd at ReGowich's, Frccland.
The cigar store of Walter Fcrnau has
been closed ON an execution issued by
Mrs Alice Mochamer, of Echley.
Isaac Fry. formerly proprietor of the
Cottage hotel, has leased the saloon of
John Rasay, on South Centre street.
Are you thinking of getting suit to
order? Try Refowich, Frecland.
The firm of Ripple & IIorack confec-
tionerS and bakers, has been dissolved.
The business will be continued by MIR.
Horack.
The Tomhicken colicry Of Coke Bros.
II Co., which has been shut down for
several mounths is expected to resume
operations in few weeks.
Rcfowich sells the best $l.5O and So
children'S suits to be had anywhere.
At sheriff's sale on Saturday the prop
erty ON Centre street, owned by Frank
{. ForSchncr, of Nanticoke was sold to
John X. Torbett for $2,275.
Charles Boner and Daniel Heron left
this morning for school. The former
goes to st. Francis college, Brooklyn.
and the latter to Villa Nova.
The "Wcar Well" working shoe for
men cannot be found in any other store
in town.
w. 5. Fcrnau and Miss Annie Cunnius
were married by Rev. II. a. |. Benncr
at the residence of the brides father.
John Nj. Cunnius, on Saturday evening.
The libel suit of d. J. Mccarthy
against ii. l.. Edmunds and Ely Craw-
ford, of the Frceland Press, has been
amicably settled and the suit with
drawn.
The best is the cheapest in the end
Go to the Wear Well Shoe House. Their
shoes all we,.r well.
The grand jury on Saturday found true
bills against John Yannes, ,Ir., Edward
ODonncll, Patrick O'KccGc. Richard
O'NciIl and Thomas Black, whose cases
had been sent up from Frccland.
In the mining towns of the Schuylkil
region the water question is assuming
serious proportions. Many collcries are
shut down completely, and heavy rains
will be welcomed by operators and
miners alike.
CuStom-made goods at ready-mado
prices. Ready-made goods equal to Gus
tom work at RefowichS, Freeland.
There is much indignation in town
over the action of the council in agree
ing to pay S2,l00 for the Donop hall
property. The location of the place for
IL hose house seems to satisfy all, but
the price is outrageous
While on visit to relatives in Sandy
valley, Thomas Tully, Of Sugar Notch.
died at the residence of William Tully.
near Scale Siding ON Friday The re-
mains were taken to Sugar Notch by
Undertaken Brislin. of town.
Try the Wear Well Shoe House. Their
goods cost no more and give better salts
faction than any other store in Frceland.
Rev. j. J. Kuntz. pastor of st. Lukcs
| Lutheran church. was rendered Il
pleasant surprise on Thursday evening.
The occasion was his fftirth birthday.
and number of the congregation called
upon him and made liberal donations
The Erccland opera house has been
leased for the season of 1S05-96 by j. w.
Slattcry, who has started to book plays
! and expects to open it in a few weeks.
Mr.. Slattcry is we'll posted in theatrical
affairs and will put forth his best Efforts
to secure iirst-class attractions.
Ladies', the best-litting and most
| stylish shoe in the market is the Vision
sold at 81. Can be had only at the Wear
We'll, Ebcrts' old stand.
Division 6, A. o. H., held very
pleasant ball on Friday evening. Tho
| threatening weather intcrfcrrcd consid-
crably with the attendance, but the
people present enjoyed themselves very
well until II. IN. The grand march
was led by Master of Ceremonies Hugh
McGarvey and Miss Mary t. johnson.