Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-08-08
BREVITIES.

Lloyd, young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emery Shelly, of Alvintown, was burned
by lye yesterday. Mrs. Shelly opened u
can and portion of the contents drop
ped to the floor where the child was
playing. The babys face and head were
injured by coming in contact with the
lye.
Among the Bloomsbury normal stu
dents who have registered for the com
ing term are the following: G. Mord
NeuBurger and Miss Mamie Hayes,
Freeland; Miss Elizabeth Lawson, High
land, and Miss Cora Dunkerly, Jeddo.
One of Postmaster b. L. Davis horses
died this morning from collie. The
animal was valued at S175.
John Boyd, of Adams street, an en-
ploye OF Drifton shops, received an in
jury TO his left arm yesterday which
will prevent him from working for a
few days. While at work on planning
machine the belt broke and struck him
with terrific force.
Painter John j. Welsh is improving
the appearance of the home of Hugh
O'Donnel on Walnut street.
Hc mug ue VI MySIlC CndlD OIL town
were entertained last evening by their
IIazleton brethren.
Superintendent Edgar Kudich is very
low this afternoon.
Bernhard Dim and George Fisher
have been awarded the contract for the
excavation work of the Brueningsen
brick building on Birkbeck street.
Smoke the John Smith. At Helpers.
Miss Carrie Brown has been promoted
to forelady at the overall factory, sue
ceeding Miss Mary E. GatTney, who
recently resigned to prepare for her
marriage to Thomas Pendergast.
Owing to i'll health, Miss Emma Chubb
has resigned her position as clerk at
Laubach's bakery.
Leopold Shanno, Jr., has removed
from Eckley to Freeland
George Greby has accepted a position
as clerk at the Central hotel.
L. G. Fetterman is removing TODAY
from North Centre street to the resi-
dence vacated by Stephen Michael and
FAMILY on Front street. Mr.. Michael
now resides on North Washington street.
Paul Dobosky, of Chestnut street. was
injured yesterday about the feet by a
fall OF coal in No. mine, Highland
Gentlemen, for hats and caps 90 to A.
Oswalds. He has a nice variety.
George Shambora and sister left YES
terday morning for Philadelphia. where
the latter will undergo treatment for
her eyes.
Charles Goersch, of Jeddo. who was
injured In runaway. is greatly improv-
ed this afternoon.
James Bresln and four Hungarians.
employed on the steam shovel at the
Lattimer stripping, were struck by
lightning during the progress of severe
thunder storm on Monday. All will
recover.
Smoke and chew Kendall Clock e.
Co.'S NNNN union-made. Mnftd by
the Clock Tobacco Co., Scranton, Pa.
John, "a fourteen-year-o son of Judge
Lynch, is Ill with peritonits and is not
expected to recover.
W. E. Bellas and family removed
yesterday to Allentown.
Charles Wolliver, of Coke addition, Is
idle on account Of IA kick received from
mule in Highland mines.
John Ripple is removing his store and
household goods from South Centre
street to the Gerltz building on Front
street
NO wonder the new clerk at the Phila-
delphia One Price is called warm baby.
ne was unpackiDg fall overcoats on
MONDAY when it was 100 in the shade.
The advance agent of the play For
given" which will be produced here
later In the season, has arrived in town
and VIII paint pictures at Woodring's
this afternoon.