Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-08-18
LOCAL NOTES
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Short Items Of Interest to
All Readers.
Happenings of the Past
Two Days in and Around
Freeland Recorded With
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U. G. Hill, lessee of the Grand opera
house, has not yet taken possession of
the building, although the lease dates
from the 1st inst. The directors OF the
Young Mems Corps still have charge of
the auditorium, the part leased to Mr..
Hill, and it is possible that the latter
will not manage the opera house this
season.
Miss Mary Green, OF Drlfton, has ac-
cepted a position as stenographer in
Philadelphia. Miss Annie Denneny,
South Washington street, has accepted
similar position in the same city ard
will leave tomorrow. Both girls are
graduates of St. AIMS Commercial
school.
Michael Mackravitch, of Upper Le-
high, was given another hearing be-
fore Alderman Heidenreich on Satur-
day morning on the charge of house
breaking and held in bail He will be
taken to the county jail this evening
unless bail is furnished.
Applications for accommodations dur
ing the week of September 8 are being
received by local hotel men. The state
con yenton of the knights of Mystic
Chain will be held here that week and
officers and delegates are engaging their
rooms in advance.
Margaret Boyle, aged 2 years, Q
months and II days, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Condy Boyle, Drlfton, died
yesterday and will be buried tomorrow
afternoon at St. AIMS cemetery.
A farewell party was tendered Arthur
Davis Friday evening by the members
Of the Young American Social Club at
their rooms. Mr.. Davis has accepted
position at Providence, r. l.
III. G. Rooms, who is having repairs
made to his property, was accidentally
struck on the head with brick on Sat
urday. Beyond inilicting a slight cash
the wound is not serious.
Hugh Coll, for some years employed
on the Hazleton Sentinel's reportorial
staff, leaves for New York today to
receive his assignment in the United
States railway postal service.
Messrs, A. E. Bush, E. e. Adams and
L. D. Snyder, of White Haven, and
John Daily and Thomas McGarey, of
Hazleton, were calling on Freeland
friends last evening.
Miss Bid Curran, of Drifton, who re-
ceiyed the white veil at st. Mary's con-
vent, Wilkesbarre, on Friday, will be
known in the religious world as Sister
Mary Borgia.
The Balaklava club defeated Beaver
Meadow team at the latter place yester
day afternoon, 9 to 6. The Balakavas
battery was Shigo and McGeehan.
Charles Mietke, who graduated at
East Stroudsburg normal school in
June, has accepted position as teacher
at Mt. Prospect, N. j.
Miss Sarah Solt, one OF the operators
at the Bell telephone exchange, is
spending her vacation at Perth Amboy,
N. ].
William Roth, of town, has leased Ed.
Henry's hotel at Seybertsville and will
remove there in the near future.
Miss Francis Hartman has succeeded
Miss Nettie johnson as operator at the
Anthracite telephone exchange.
Miss Name McGroarty, of Phila-
delphia, is visiting her mother on
South Centre street.
Miss Aggie Riley, who is nurse in a
Philadelphia hospital, is spending her
vacation here.
Attorney George Mclaughlin is at
tending to business in Philadelphia this
week.
Joseph Ferry, of Philadelphia, is visit
ing his mothers home on Ridge street.
Morgan DeFoy, who is employed at
Easton, spent Sunday at his home here
Thomas Welsh, OF Drifton, is i'll with
severe attack of appendicitis.
Mrs. Albert Goeppert Is visiting rela-
tives at Brooklyn, N. Y.
Ice cream-all flavors-at Merkt's.
Archie Adams, who was serving a
nine-month term in Lackawanna county
jail for larceny escaped last night by
saving the bars protecting window
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