Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-10-09

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currences That Can Be Read Quickly.
What the Folks of This and Other
Towns Are Doing.
Drifton hotel is being wired for cleo
trio light and will be supplied with
power from the Freeland plant.
Michael Mahon, who resided here
about ten years ago, died last week at
Priceburg, Lackawanna county.
f. Horlacker has disposed of his
bakery and confectionery business on
South Centre street to Lawrence Boos.
Tomorrow is the last day for the tax
payers of Freeand borough to receive
the per cent discount allowed by law
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Butterwick removed
last week to Danville. The Butterwick
jewelry store will be continued by the
formers son, w. L. Butterwick.
A. Oswald sells Arbuckle's, Dills-
worth's, Lion and Levering's coffee at
10 cents pound.
Flora Mccarthy is receiving material
and making other preparations to es-
tablsh broom factory in town. The
plant will be located on Ridge street,
near Front.
The Humphreys Concert Company
gave very satisfactory performance at
Hazleton Saturday evening. With
Nivers animatascope, they will appear
here tomorrow evening.
The price of seats in the first five rows
OF the parquat at the Grand opera
house will be rs cents each this evening
Regular prices will prevail throughout
the balance of the house.
William Toomey and Miss Mary A.
Rogan were married Wednesday even
ing at st. AIMS church. Mrs. Sarah M.
Denneny was bridesmaid and Patrick
Gillespie was groomsman.
1t is rumored that the position of
paymaster at Upper Lehigh, made
vacant by the removal of II. b. Price to
Philadelphia, will be filled by q promi-
nent business man of town.
AT Neuburger's today and tomorrow
only-all the latest style so cent neck
ties 25 cents each.
In addition to the names published on
Thursday of lower end citizens drawn
to serve as jurors on November 20, the
following should be added George
Doggett and Charles O'Donnel, Free
land.
At st. Johns Slavonian Catholic
church Saturday morning Emil Hudaky
and Miss Annie Shambora were married
by the pastor, Rev. Charles Pajchisak.
George Shambora was groomsman and
Miss Margaret Virusky was bridesmaid.
The wedding of Miss Mary Bncarow-
ski, aged 13 years, and George Homiak,
aged 26 years, occurred at Mt. Carmel
on Tuesday. The bride went to the
altar of the Russian church in short
skirts. Rev. Maker performed the
ceremony under protest.
The Bon Ton Stock Company closed
week engagement here with matinee
and evening performance on Saturday.
The company gave good satisfaction,
but greater variety of speciality work
would have been appreciated by those
who attended all the performances.
George Kline, aged 80 years, Wealth
erly young man, employed as Lehigh
Valley Railroad brakeman, was cut In
two by his train at Yorktown on Friday.
He had just been given the position
made vacant by the death of James
Dennion, who was killed in wreck.
A. Oswald sells Deicatesse Baking
Powder at sc per pound can. Every
can is guaranteed as to its purity. Give
IL q trial.
The remains of the late James Dem
nion, of Weatherly, who lost his life in
one OF the Lehigh Valley wrecks at Ok
Bow, near Penn Haven, last week, were
inferred Friday morning at st. AIMS
cemetery. The funeral was attended by
many friends of the young mans family
from this vicinity.
Freeland Game Club placed the con-
stables of town through the woods yes
terday to catch game law violators.
Near the Deal farm in East Foster
Constable James Welsh came across
three young men from Rockport with
game in their possession. He was un-
able to arrest the three, but secured a
pheasant and quail from them. All will
be arrested by warrant this week.