Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-01-11
BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS.
PARAGRAPHS GATHERED FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE REGION.
syuop.i- of Lccai a.d Miscellaneous Oc-
eurrenses That Can BE Read Quickly.
what shs Folks ~f This and Other
Towns Are Doing.

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what the Folks .f This and Other
Towns Are Doing.
Sylvester Engle, a well-known icweler
OF Hazleton, died on Monday night at
the age Of 73 years.
Mary Opolitiski, aged 80 years, has
been ordered removed from Eckley to
Laurytown almshouse,
The annual fair Of the Citizens Hose
Company will open at Yannes' opera
house on Saturday evening of next
week. ..
Miss Name Lindsay left yesterday for
Scranton to accept a position as instruc-
tor in the International Correspondence
School.
The front OF the property occupied by
the Tigers Athletic Club on Walnut
street Is being improved by Landlord
Al Goeppert.
Isaac, young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Solt, of Drlfton, was buried yes
terday in Freeland cemetery. The
child died on Monday morning.
DR.. II. M. Naale purchased team Of
handsome black horses this week and
was envied yesterday by local horsemon
while exhibiting them around town.
Delano was visited by fire Tuesday
afternoon, which destroyed two double
blocks owned by the Lehigh Valley Rail
road Company, causing loss Of 10000
Weatherly town council has pur-
chased new 200 horse power engine to
run its electric light plant, in place of
the old one, which was entirely too
small.
The date OF the fourth OF the series OF
entertainments held under the auspices
OF the Mining and Mechanical Institute
has been changed from the 22d to the
Goth inst
Steve Drasher has disposed of his
saloon to oliver Koch and removed his
household goods yesterday to the dwell
ing owned by D. j.. Mccarthy, on North
Ridge street.
The remains Of Mrs. Milton Hood
macher arrived here yesterday from
Scranton where she died on Monday.
Before her marriage the deceased was
Miss Meneeley, of Sandy valley.
Silver Wave Lodge, No. 242, Knights
OF Pythias, banquetted last evening at
the hotel OF Mrs. Jane DeFoy. Pre-
vious to this, new officers were installed
at the meeting room in the p. 0. S. of
A. hall.
Gentlemen, for hats and caps go to A.
Oswalds. He has nice variety.
Miss Annie Tmney, whose home is
on Walnut street, but who is at present
residing At Dorranceton, will be married
at St. AIMS church the latter part of
this month to Michael McAndrews, of
Philadelphia.
Register John Mainwaring has &C
ceded to the wishes Of Judge Darte and
reta ined j. l.. Potteiger as deputy regis
ter and clerk OF the orphans court, r.
p. Robinson being appointed to the sec
ond position.
A young son OF d. o. Krommes, of
Alvinton, aged l6 years. was on Tuesday
bitten by a dog belonging to Paul
Mlhalko, Ridge street. Constable Molik
at the request OF Mr.. Mihalko shot the
dog this morning.
Twenty shares Of the capital stock of
the Wyoming National Bank, of Wilkes
barre, was sold on Monday at public
sale. The par value of the shares is $50,
but the stock brought the remarkably
high price of $3.50 a share.
While unloading car OF timber at
No s colliery, Jeddo, yesterday after
noon, Andrew Victor, Il Pole residing on
Fern street, was injured by the door of
the car falling on his back. He was
brought to his home and his condition
this morning serious.
The grand jury OF Carbon county has
returned true bill against Commission
ers John O'Donnell, Lewis Koons and
Robert III. Bauman, on charge OF
malfeasance In office. Their indict-
ment is the result Of alleged partiality
In awarding a bridge contract.