Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-03-01
BREVITIES.


liams, the young man who died In the
Miners hospital Wednesday morning,
took place this afternoon. The remains
we're inferred at Upper Lehgh ceme-
terry. Upper Lehigh Mine Workers and
Camp l47. p o. S. of A., were well rep
resented at the funeral
At st. Paul's 2. NJ. church Yesterday
Edward Sterner and Miss Clara Page
were united in marriage by Rev. W. c.
Hall. A large number OF friends wit
messed the ceremony. The young couple
will begin housekeeping at once in a
neatly furnished home on Birkbeck
street.
The fire engine was removed from the
fire room in the Municipal building on
Wednesday evening and taken to the
building of tho Fourth Ward Company
on the Hill. Four horses were required
to haul the engine up the Walnut street
grade.
On Monday morning Miners dairy
'''' Do6it WV uOitNcl vi lTtsu
pure milk from Mt. Yeager. Watch
for Mincer's wagon and buy from it if
you want pure milk.
The mass meeting at the Grand opera
house tonight under the auspices OF the
American Federation of Labor will be
addressed by number of well-known
labor leaders. The committee in charge
invites every body to attend.
The bond OF George Knyrim, treasurer
OF Local Union No. 1907, United Mine
Workers, OF Eckley, has been filed in
court. The bond is in tho sum OF $500
and George r. Keller Is the surety.
Work at the nsw brewery is being
steadily pushed forward, and the direct
ors are confident that the plant will be
ready for operation about April /.
March came in with its usual buster.
Geo. III. Hartman is now located in
Bachmans building, first door below
the Central hotel, where his patrons
will find, a large and choice assortment
of meats Of all kinds.
Among the people OF town who are
dangerously i'll are Mrs. L. w. Rutter,
Chestnut street, and George Bird, West
Walnut street.
The first type-setting machine brought
to lower Luzerne county began work
this week in the Hazleton Plain Speaker
office.
Freeand relatives attended the fune-
raj this morning OF Mary, the three and
one-half year-old daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. John Layelle, at White Haven.
The Hazleton Sentinel has changed
hands again. Charles and Frank Snyder
are the new managers.
The official count Of the vote for poor
director shows that Samuel Gangwere
was reelected over Henry Habel by 1876.
A pigeon shooting match for s25 a
side will take place tomorrow afternoon
between Robert Carter, OF Jeddo, and
Patrick Collins, of Hazeton.
Arrangements have been made again
to extend the Anthracite telephone line
to Laurytown almshouse
George 7. Wells has resigned as
steward at Laurytown almshouse to ac-
cept a position as assistant to John
Wagner, outside superintendent at
Drfton. His successor has not vet
been chosen by the poor directors.
An increase in pension from Sc to S12
per month has been granted to George
klinger, of Freeland.
A special council meeting was held
Wednesday evening, when the accounts
and exoneration list OF Tax Collector
Malloy were acted upon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Eckert are
spending few weeks in Florida.
A horse driven by William Bicking, a
Butler Valley milkman, fell and broke
its leg in Drifton yesterday. heanimal
had to be shot.