Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-04-26
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Synopsis of Local and Miscellaneous Oc-
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What the Folks of This and Other
Towns are Doing.

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Towns are Doing.
Expert machinists from Hartford.
Connecticut, are placing the machinery
in the silk mill building.
Miss Mary Hagcrty. formerly of Eek
ley, was married at New PHILADELPHIA
last week to Bart Mcdonald.
The ladies latest shoe. the Majestic. is
sold only at the Wear Well
The open summer cars made their APP
| pearancc on the North Side branch of
the electric road on Saturday.
Easter Sunday was celebrated yester-
day by the Greek Catholics with much
ceremony at st. Mary's church.
The street sprinkler came out of its
winter quarters last week and is doing
good work in keeping down the dust.
If you want a good mincc pie buy YOUR
mince meat at \. OSwald's.
The Lehighton Press completed its
NTH year on Thursday. and its appear
ance shows that time is dealing gener-
ouSly with it.
Edward f. Gallagher returned on Fri
day from East Hartford, Connecticut.
where he has worked for Il year past
He will shortly leave for the West.
The All-Star Company played "The
Rag-PickerS Child" before a large audi
ence at White Haven on Saturday even
ing. The performance gave satisfaction.
]. Belezza's stock of spring shoes is
now ready for your inspection.
Miss Jennie Toomey, of Freeland, was
a guest at the Dunnigan homestead this
week. Miss Toomcy is a grand daugh-
terof Mrs. Dunnigan.-W Weaher}y He,aM.
Rev. w. p O'Donnell, who has many
relatives and friends in this region, has
been appointed pastor of the new parish
at Bellevue, near Scranton, by Bishop
O'llara.
Ira Carl, Justice of the peace of Kings
ton, and Mrs. Fletcher, widow of the
late DR.. Fletcher, were married ON Fri
day The groom is 81 years of age and
the bride few years younger.
A. Oswald sells the freshest epgs IN
town, Every egg is guaranteed.
Diphtheria has broken out at Foun
dryville and new cases are being report
ed daily. Markle Il Co. have issued or
dcrs to suspend all employees who reside
in houses whore the disease exists.
John E. McIIugh has entered the real
$ ate bus II 'ss and today he opened an
Office on Centre street near Walnut,
There is room in town for just such
business and Mr.. McIIugh is well Quali-
fled to conduct it.
After experimenting for some months
with various sizes Of anthracite. the d.
5. x S. Company has concluded to use
bituminous coal on the Perth Ambov
engines. The trainmen do not take
kindly to the order.
just received some handsome spring
suitlngS and trouserings. Sippel, tailor
The overall factory is one Of the bust
est establishments in town these DAYS.
The company is crowded with orders for
the neat summer shirts they make. The
entire outputo of this department is taken
by large house in New York city.
The first half of the pool game between
Julius DuSheck, of town, and Archie
Bitner, of Weatherly, was shot at
Llewellyn's saloon on Saturday night.
The score stands $50 to 146 in Dusheck's
favor. The balance of the game will be
played at Weatherly tonight.
Tho Wear Wells russell shoes led
everything in town last season. and will
do it again this year.
The commissioners of Carbon and I.u-
zerne counties held meeting and de-
cided to construct new bridge at Le-
high Tannery, across the Lehgh river
The engineers appointed to examine the
old bridge reported that they consider
the present structure absolutely unsafe
The Central Railroad passenger station
at Mauch Chunk was broken into early
Friday morning, and an attempt was
made to force the safe, The cumpanv's
pay car, with two officers on guard. was
within 100 feet of the scene of opera
tions. Nothing of value was obtained