Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-08-05
LOCAL NOTES
WRITTEN UP
Short Items Of Interest to
All Readers.
Happenings of the Past
Two Days in and Around
Freeland Recorded With
out Waste of Words.

out Waste OF Words.
William Davis, an employe of the Sal
mon Iron Works, is suffering from in
juries received on Friday by the burst
ing of belt. One of the broken ends
struck him with terrific force, inhctng
three severe gashes in his left side and
severely decorating two fingers on his
left hand
Andrew Hudak of Freeland, who was
recently elected treasurer of the Penn
sylvana Slovak Roman and Greek Cath
olic Union, has filed his bond for
$4,000 in court. Joseph Johnson, John
Shigo, Condy o. Boyle, Mary Shigo, and
Z. NJ Sweeny are the Suretes.
Ice cream soda at Helpers.
two-story structure, 4Ox65 feet, to
be occupied by the pattern department,
machine shop and offices, will be added
to the plant of the Salmon Iron Works.
The present building will be used entire
ly for foundry purposes.
John Conahan, whose term of enlist
ment as soldier in Uncle Sans army
will end this month, is expected to ar
rive home next October. Mr.. Conahan
is doing service in the Sixth artillery
and is stationed at Manila.
A petition to council, asking that
body TO take steps to open North Centre
and North Washington streets, from
North to Schwabe streets, is receiving
many sgners in the North wards of the
borough.
Among the weddings to take place
this month are Peter Stoltz and Miss
Francis Carter, of Freeland, and Hubert
Renshaw and Miss Rachel Mock, of
Oakdalc.
The Boys Brigade of Trinity Lutheran
church, Hazeton, are booked to give a
drill on Centre street tomorrow evening
The brigade, accompanied by the bugle
corps, will arrive here in full uniform on
special trolley car.
The finest ice cream in town, all
flavors, wholesale and retail, at Merkt's
Contractor Lentz and large force of
men began work on Saturday on the new
room in the Washington street school
building
The advance guard of the Freeand
Hunting and Fishing Club left today for
Sugar Run, Bradford county.
Mrs. Wallace, aged So years, died on
Saturday at her home in Laurytown,
where the family has resided for several
years. The funeral took place this
morning and several Freeland relatives
| attended.
James Conahan, of Villanova college,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Hugh Malloy.
Rev. Daniel Heron is the guest of his
parents on Front street.
The bans of marriage of John j.
Gallagher, of Silver Brook, and Miss
Winifred McGarrigle of Jeddo, were an
nounced at st. AIMS church yesterday.
Miss Annie Kennedy, of Oneida, is
visiting friends at Drifton.
James Brennan, of Philadelphia, is
visiting friends in town.
Tim Boyle, of Philadelphia, is visiting
the Thompson family on South Centre
street.
Miss Josephine Campbell has returned
from the Pan-American Exposition.
An excursion to Mountain Park today
by the Slavonian Literary Society, of
town, was well patronized.
Soda waterfall favors-at Helpers.
Miss Hannah Gallagher, of Philade-
phia, is visiting relatives in town.
Charles Wolf, a former employe of
Oswald's store, who left town last Octo-
Der, returned on Saturday evening to
accept position at White Haven.
Subscriptions to defray the expense of
contemplated Improvements to the
Italian Catholic church are being taken
up by members of the congregation.
Jphn McCole, of Walnut street.
received a severe injury to his foot on
Friday in No. 5 mine, Jeddo, by having
the member squeezed between cars.
If you don't read the Tribunes Pleas
nre Calendar, you don't know what is
coming in the amusement line
Rev. Fainsworthy, of Scranton, the
new pastor of the Primitive Methodist
church on Fern street, has taken up his
residence in town.
Misses Lily Kelly and Lillian Lundy,
of schuylkill county, are visiting Mrs.
killian Miller, on Front street.