Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1898-12-15
BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS.

Andrew hogan, OF DanS1oru, is flSll-
ing his father and sisters on South
Centre street.
All the applications for liquor licenses
in Schuylkill county have been filed
They number Lilo.
George p. Seward, who sold his bar
ber shop here short time ago, has re-
turned to Shickshinny.
Attorney James Dwyer, of Wilkes
barre, and Miss Rose Duffy, of Harlei.h,
will be married at Hazleton today.
James Brogan, of Ridge street, en-
ployed as driver in No. Highland, was
kicked on the face by mule yesterday.
Jacob Baar, a Hazleton recruit, died
at Fortress Monroe on Monday. His
remains were inferred at his home yes
terday.
Miss Emily Florence Mcguire, one Of
Philadelphia's most eloquent elocution-
lists, has been secured for the entertain
ment OF St. Patrick's band on Christmas
Eve.
Benjamin f. Hicks, of bloomsbury,
is lying seriously i'll at his home from
the effects of poisonous natter contained
in canned dried beef which he ate al
dinner on Monday.
DR.. f. W. Kuntz, who was recently
mustered out Of the hospital corps OF
the United States army, has gone to
Philadelphia to accept position under
the Board Of Charities.
Rev. b. J. Dever, of Beaver Meadow,
will deliver an address on Sunday even
ing on Temperance" at the Grand
opera house. The address will DO pre-
ceeded by songs, recitations, etc.
The hat and furnishing store of James
]. Sweeney was closed by the sheriff on
Tuesday upon an execution issued by
John j. Brogan, of Drifton. The stock
will be sold on Monday at 10 a. NJ.
Freeland liquor dealers met on Mon
day evening in Zemany's hall and took
steps to prevent Illegal selling. They
are very bitter against Hazleton bottlers
for the manner in which they violate all
laws.
Dancing at Krorse's hall on Saturday
evening. First-class music is engaged.
good time for everybody.
A shooting match for turkeys, chick
ems, ducks, etc, will take place at j. +.
Christman's hotel, East Butler, on Satur-
day. Sportsmen from all parts of the
region will gather to take part in the
contests.
Ben Reese, of Washington street, WAS
seriously hurt in Oakdale mine by a fall
of coal on Tuesday. He was taken to
Hazleton hospital. One of his legs is
broken in two places and he is bruised
about the body.
The opening night of the fair of the
Young Mems C. T. A. b. Corps will be
Saturday of this week The members
are busily engaged these days in placing
in position the many handsome and use
full articles they have secured
Six hundred barrels Of gunpowder ex-
ploded at the Moosic powder works on
Tuesday afternoon, wrecking the mill,
buildings and playing the usual havoc
in the adjoining town of Moosic, but
fortunately causing no loss OF life save
that Of horse.
Frank Oldield, the Wilkesbarre wife
bsater whom Alderman Donohus public
ly thrashed in his Office last week, has
issued challenge to fight the alderman II
to finish for $500 side. Ever since
the thrashing Oldfeld has WINGED under
the newspapers ridicule.
Attorney Williams on Tuesday applied
to the court for charter for the new
School of Osteopathy which it is pre-
posed establishing in Wilkesbarre The
Luzerns County Medical Society is op-
posed to the granting of the charter,
and has employed a lawyer to oppose IT
in court.
The TRIBUNE today presents to its
readers the business announcements OF
several OF Freeland's enterprising o
dealers. These, with our regular advcr.
tisers, we recommend to the considera-
tion OF the buyers OF the community Y
when anything in their various lines are
needed. Freeland prices and Freeland
goods will be found all right.