Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-09-21
BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS.
PARAGRAPHS GATHERED FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE REGION.
Synopsis of Local and Miscellaneous Oc-
currences That Can BE Read Quickly.
What the Folks of This and Other
Towns are Doing.

currences That Can BE Read Quickly.
What the Folks of This and Other
Towns Doing.
George Malinky is erecting new
dwelling house at the corner of Fern
and Main streets.
cold wave struck town on Saturday
and heavy frosts were noticeable yester-
day and this morning.
The wheelmen's excursion to Bear
Creek on Saturday was attended by five
carloads of people from the lower end.
The Polish cornet band extends an in
vitation to everyone to attend the ball
at Yanncs opera house tomorrow even
ing.
The interior work on the saloon of
Edward Murphy has been completed
and the place now presents fine APP
pearance.
lecture upon the principal subjects
of the day will be delivered by Patrick
Francis Campbell ut Jeddo M. E. church
on Wednesday evening.
The school teachers of Foster town
- ship will hold their first monthly insti-
tute of the present torn at Woodsidc
school house on Saturday.
r. & G.. corscts are sold at Oswald's.
Frank Ur and Veron Haydn, of Drift
ton, and Mike Bombar and Julia Kol-
man, of Eckley, were married on Satur-
day by Rev. Guovich at ST Mary's Greek
church.
Maj. C. T. Coke Post, No. 147, G.. A.
r., will take part in the parade at Lc-
htghton on Grand Army Day, October 6.
Tho post will carry its new flag the first
time on that date.
IN observation tower is in course OF
erection on the new road recently built
north of Upper Lchigh by NJ. S. KEN
mcrcr 1t will afford an excellent view
Of the country round about that section
Rev. B. Dcmbinski, of Hazeton, pas
tor OF the Hazleton and Freeland Polish
Catholic churches, has been transferred
to Scranton by Bishop OIIara, where
he has been given charge of large Po-
lish parish.
Bernhard Dim, of Brvanton. an
nOunccS himself as Il candidate for the
Republican nomination for tax collector
of Freeland borough, and requests the
support of his friends.
The annual ball of the Young Mems
&. L. A. j. Corps will be held at the
Grand opera house on Friday evening,
October 9. On the following day the
corps will take part in the diocesan pa
rade at Scranton.
The committee appointed by the bor-
ough school board to secure additional
rooms for pupils is negotiating with the
directors of the Grand opera house, and
the third floor of that building may be
used for school purposes.
Confirmation services will be held at
ST. AIMS church on Sunday afternoon
next at p. m. Right Rev Bishop Ho-
ban will oiliciatc. The confirmation
class contains n large number of boys
and girls and several adults.
The case of High Constable Molick,
charged with assault and battery by
Henry Marchett, was called for trial
at Wilkesbarre last week. The prose-
cntor was not present and Molick was
discharged. The case had been post
J poned four times.
A Reading coal train and Lehgh
Valley passenger train collided at Maha-
sloy City on Thursday, Engineer James
Bearer was killed and Fireman George
BroeIns was badly injured. They lived
at Fraekville. Both engines were wreck
ed and the occupants of the passenger
train were severely shaken up.
The gormandzer likes it because it is
fine. The workman likes it because it
quenches his thirst, enriches his blood,
and strengthens his muscle. 1t is
cheap. The mother likes tit keeps
her boys at home. The women of Ameri-
ca like it, because it takes the place of
intoXicants. This Hires Rootbeer.
Campaign paraders will use it.