Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-09-13
LOCAL NOTES
WRITTEN UP
Short Items Of Interest to
All Readers.
Happenings of the Past
Two Days in and Around
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Leading churches and church digni
tarieS in Philadelphia and the country
at large have accepted the North
Americans suggestion that all churches
use Bishop Newman's hymn-"Lead
Kindly Light" (music by DR.. Dykes on
Sunday next. At St. Johns Reformed
church the hymn will be sung at even
ing services.
The term of Mine Inspector Davies
will expire next week. The examining
board will 90 through the formality of
holding sessions to recommend his sue
cessor, but Mr.. Davies will succeed him
self. The law requiring mine inspect
ors to be elected will not go into effect
until January 1 next.
Tomorrow evening the members OF
Federal Labor Union, No. $3.50, A. +.
L., and their friends will assemble at
KrelPs opera house. The committee
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everything in readiness to give all who
attend an enjoyable evening.
Herman Dean, a society leader OF
Drfton who figured prominently during
the Drfton shop trouble as strike
breaker, has been rewarded by losing
his clerkship in Drfton office. Sissy"
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city.
The property formerly owned by the
remodeled by the owner Thomas Elliott.
The building, when completed, will con-
tain two large double dwellings.
Emma Kreiger, the twelve-yearo
girl who was burned at Upper Lehigh
on Monday and died at the Miners hos
pital on Wednesday, was buried at Free
land cemetery this afternoon,
Mrs. Elizabeth Crawford tripped over
high curbstone on Luzerne street on
Wednesday and fell heavily to the
ground. She was severely injured
about the face and body.
Joseph Jacquott, Sr., of Jeddo, was
injured in No. 3 colliery on Wednesday
by falling coal. Four of his ribs were
fractured and he was injured otherwise.
His condition is serious.
Mrs. Boyle, mother of Timothy and
James X. Boyle, OF town, and p. f.
Boyle, OF Hazleton, is dangerously i'll at
her home on Centre street. Little hope
OF her recovery is entertained.
Among next weeks jurors from the
lower end are the following: r. L..
Hinkle, Foster; Fred Schleppy, John
McElwec, George Carter Daniel De-
vinny, Halle.
Among the ball games scheduled for
Sunday afternoon are the following:
Ashland vs. Good Wills at Freeland and
Drifton VS.. McAdoo at Drfton.
A. Oswald has the agency for the cele-
brated Elysian's extracts and perfumery.
The finest goods made. Try them.
Peter Ycrznonski and Miss Magda-
lena Idaniuk, both of town, will be
married by Rev. Matalitus at st. Kasi-
mer's Polish Catholic church tomorrow.
Edward j. Gaffney aud Patrick j.
Gallagher have returned to St. Mary's
seminary, Baltimore, where they will
resume their theological studies
Harry Newhart, Walnut street boy
fell from fence on Wednesday and
fractured his right arm.
Mrs. Hugh McGroarty has returned
from visit to Philadelphia relatives.
One of H. c. Koons' delivery horses
became i'll yesterday and died a few
minutes later.
A daughter has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Sweeney, West Walnut
street.
The new school building on South
Washington street is nearly completed.
Hazeton residents are preparing to
suitably celebrate next September the
iiftieth anniversary of the incorporation
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Mt. Carmel will shortly have new
bank The new concern will be named
the Guarantee Trust and Safe Deposit
bank
An action has been brought against
the bondsmen of William Hahn, tax col
lector of Plymouth township, in 1896, to
recover 81 1855. 50.
Carbon county fair will be held next
week at Lehighton. The race program
is the finest ever arranged in that
county. The fair will have many new
features this year, including a Midway.