Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-05-03
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Short Items Of Interest to
All Readers.
Happenings of the Past
Two Days in and Around
FreeIand Recorded With
out Waste of Words,

out Waste OF Words.
James F., a son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Devinney, died at Halle Brook yester.
day, at the age OF II years. The fune-
raj will take place on Sunday. A special
train will leave Hazleton st 1 p. IN. to
convey the remains to Frseland. Inter
ment at st. AIMS cemetery.
Milton Mushlitz, who was operated
upon successfully At the Miners hospital
for the removal of an absco.s last week.
was brought here yesterday and will bs
treated at the home OF II. C. Koons until
he fully recovers.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Burkhardt left
today for milwaukee,, where the former
will represent the Freeland lodge OF tho
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen in
national convention Of the organization.
Miss Maggie Smith, OF North Wash.
ington street, who went to Jefferson
hospital, Philadelphia, is reported to bs
improving. The young lady has been
operated upon and her speedy recovery
is looked for by her friends.
Harry, a son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Probert, Of Main street, had his foot
squeezed at No. collery, Jeddo, ysster-
day afternoon, and was brought to bis
parents homo on Main street by Super
intendent Goedecke.
Denis Boyle, of Freeland, John
Richards and Frank Smith, OF Co1e ad-
dition, and Harry August and James w.
Shaw, OF Upper Lehigh, are among the
lower end citizens who will do jury duty
next woek.
Rev. w. c. Hall, pastor Of st. Paul's
T. M. church, is attending the annual
conference of tho Primitive Methodist
Church at Plymouth this week,
d. A. Campbell, OF Hazleton, has been
awarded the contract to erect an ad-
dition to st. AIMS convent. A descrip-
tion OF the addition was given In Mon
days Tribune.
tree standing In John Millors
garden at Drifton was struck by lighting
last evening.
A birthday party was given yesterday
afternoon by John d. Hayes to 4 lumber
OF his school-matss at his mothers home
on North Washington street.
M. d. Green has rendered his re,ign,.
tion as superintendent of tho Pond
Creek brick works.
Several Freeland people intend At.
tending the address to be delivered this
evening at Sandy Run by Prof. G. P.
Bible, principal OF East Stroudsburg
normal school.
Mrs. A. Goeppert is visiting relatives
in Brooklyn,
A heavy thunder storm struck town
last evening and light overcoats were in
demand this morning.
Tickets for tomorrow evenings bsns.
fit hop at Yannss' opera house have
met with ready sale and tho affair
promises to have large attendance.
Music will be furnished by St. Ann,
band.
A lodge of the Royal Arcanum will be-
instituted in Freeland this evening by
Dr. j. I'll. Boose, OF ambsrsburp.
over thirty persons have signifed their
Intention to become member,
Monday next will be card day at the
collieries In the Lehigh region. Com
mittees of the United Mine Workers
will inspect the working cards Of all
members on that date.
Jeddo base ball club will test its
strength against Berwick team tomor-
row. The game will be played at the
latter town.
John B. Houston, of town, has passed
a successful sscond-year examination
at Jefferson Medical college, Philadel.
phia.
Louis Jones, OF Drifton, has succeeded
Charles Ginder as foreman at the
Salmon Iron Works.
John Tully, OF Adams street, has &C.
cepted position in e. j. Edwards store
at Drifton.
Fred Brauch, of Drifton, is preparing
to occupy the house vacated by j. B.
Laubach on South Centre street.
Paul Dunleavy and family, former
residents OF Jeddo, are preparing to
return to the later town.
You are much more liable to disease
when your liver and bowels do not act
properly. DeWitt's Little Early Rlsers
remove the cause Of disease. Gru~ers
CitV drug sthra