Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-08-22
BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS.
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Synopsis of Local and Miscellaneous DC.
currences That Can BE Read Quickly
What the Folks of This and Other
| Towns are Doing.
The Tigers will not play ball next
| Sunday.
Washburn's circus will arrive in town
probably on Sunday.
Best wearing shoes at lowest prices at
| Jos. NeuburgerS.
The Sandy Run band will render
music in town tomorrow evening.
a number of towns in this and near
by counties have been placed on II limit
ed supply of water
John Coyaick was severely injured by
fall of coal at Oakdale on Tuesday.
lie was removed to IIazleton hospital.
The Slavonian band and about eighty
people of that nationality comprised a
trolley party that left town last evening.
Frecland was represented at the Lu-
ther League excursion to Laurys Island
on Tuesday by four well-flled carloads
of people.
George Kuchla, a five-year-old boy of
Milnesville, fell under ID. S. & S. coal
train on Monday. His left leg was cut
off below the knee.
Are you thinking of getting suit to
order? Try Rcfowich, Freeland.
The cornerstone the Methodist Ep is
copal church on Main street was laid
with appropriate ceremonies on Sunday
by Rev. Edmund White, the pastor
The open air concert given by the st.
Patrick's cornet band was enjoyed by
number of people last evening, notwith-
standing the cool weather that pre-
vailed.
Electricians are wiring St. AIMS
Catholic church and convent and the
pastoral residence of Rev. NJ. j. Fallihae.
Thirty-livc lights will be placed in the
church.
The damage to done st. AIMS convent
building by the recent fire there
amounted to SSS and that sum has been
paid by the companies represented by
Mrs, $. +. Hayes.
The property owned by f. c. Forsch-
ner, of Nanticollc, on Centre street. will
be sold by Sheriff Walter on Saturday.
The sale is the result of suit brought
by John X. Tobcrt.
John j. Mcintyre, of Jersey City. was
married to Miss Lizzie Schiedy, of Up
per Lehigh, at the latter place by Rev.
}. W. Bischoff yesterday. They will re-
side at Jersey City.
Don't miss seeing the Mrs. Hopkins
boys knee pants, at Jos. Ncuburgcr's.
The first picnic given by the Halle
Brook Social Club will take place on
Saturday evening at the grove there
Good dancing music has been secured
and jolly time is promised by the
committee.
NJ. II. Hunsickcr, proprietor of the
Central hotel, received Il gold-hcaded
cane from number of his friends last
evening. Yesterday was Mr.. Hun
sicker's forty-eighth birthday, and the
event was pleasantly celebrated at the |
rooms of the German Social Club.
The "Wcar Well' working shoe for
men cannot be found in any other store
in town.
When the Coke residence and other
buildings that are being wired in town
are completed there will be almost 900
incandesccnt lamps on the circuit. |
This is certainly good record for
company that is less than thirteen
months old, and speaks well for the
quality of the light furnished
1t has just leaked out that John Brod-
erick, of Sheppton, who has been absent
from home for week past, was married
to Miss Sadie Maloney, formerly of
Oneida, but now Philadelphia, few
days ago.-SMRdard. Both were resi-
dents Of this section at one time and
their friends tender congratulations.
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