Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-03-25
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 are Doing.
There is some talk of reorganzina
Freeland's military company, the Free.
land Rifles.
That mince meat at A. Oswald's make,
delicious pies.
Freeland public schools will probably
be closed next month, as the funds on
hand are nearly exhausted.
Jacob Miller will take charge of Thos.
j. Moore's saloon, corner of Washington
and South streets, on April l.
If you want a good mince pie buy your
mince meat at A. Oswald's.
The st. Patrick's cornet band is pre-
pairing to produce the play, The Rag
PlckerS Child in several of the neigh
boring towns.
Lehigh Valley trackmen will begin to
work full time on April /. For some
time past they have been getting only
three days week
"Ucantripem" shoes are the very best.
Sewed free if they rip. Att. Bellezzas.
The congregation of the Park Avenue
church are well pleased at the action of
the Nj. e. conference in returning Rev.
R. E. Wilson as pastor for Freeland
James A. Kehoe, formerly of Free
land, who has been sub-policeman in
Philadelphia for some time, was promot-
ed to regular position on Tuesday.
just received some handsome spring
sultings and trouserings. Sippel, tailor.
Several more girls can secure employ
ment at the overall factory. Good
wages are made by those who learn the
business and do their work properly.
Hugh O'DonnelI and family, and Pat
rick 0'Donnell, of Ridge and Main
streets have removed to Bayonne, n.
j., where the men named have secured
employment.
Hart, the English tailor, will make
you Il seasonable and stylish suit of
clothes at a moderate figure.
Rev. John E. Stas, of town, took part
ON Tuesday in the ceremony of blessing
set of new bells which have been
placed in the Slayonian Catholic church
at Sheppton.
Samuel Eickler, of Hazleton. was held
up and robbed along the Jeanesyille
road on Monday night by three men.
He was severely beaten also. His as
SailantS have escaped.
The Wear Wells celebrated One-Piece
Shoe is great seller. Nothing is sold
IN this town like it for 81. For railroad
work and shop wear it is unequallcd.
Upon the solicitation of his wife. Pc
liceman Charles Polenesky has decided
to resign from the force. Charles found
that the position did not carry with it
the Importance he imagined
''The Hidden Treasures" was PLAYED
in iirst-class style at Yannes opera
house on Tuesday evening by the Junior
Dramatic Company. The piece was pre-
sented in creditable manner, and with
the several specialties introduced the
performance made a decided hit.
Whether you call to purchase or only
examine the goods. YOU are assured of
courteous treatment at Hart's. The
has been in the business
twenty years and believes in fair dealing.
The outstanding orders held against
frecland borough are said to amount to
over So, 600. Whom the license money is
received there will be a grand rush upon
the treasury. Where the money is to
come from for paid police and other lux
uries now being talked of is a mystery
Ralph Wilson, a former Hazleton resi-
dent, and Miss Martha Seipel, of Upper
Lehigh, will be married on Easter Mon
day night, at the home of the brides
parents in Upper Lehigh. They will
take up their residence here Immediately
after the ceremony.-Nahanoy City
Amei3cdn.
There is something to amuse, some
thing to instruct, something to entertain.
to please, but nothing to Of
tend or bore in "A Breezy Time. which
appears here on Tuesday evening for
the second time this season.
The report published in Hazleton
paper this morning, that the suit against
High Constable Mollick for beating
prisoner on the nth inst. was settled by
Mollick paying S27, is denied by Squire
Buckley, before whom the suit was tried.
There has been no settlement, neither
has Mollick resigned his office.