Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-02-14
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.

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The remains of Mrs. John Davis, a
former resident of Upper Lehigh, ar
rived at the latter place yesterday from
Scranton, where she had lived for some
years past. Interment was made at
Upper Lehigh cemetery.
j. E. Rosenstock, of Weatherly; A. II.
Rleckley, of Freeland, and Daniel West,
OF Lansford. the auditors of the Middle
Coal Field Poor District, met at Laury-
town yesterday and began auditing the
accounts for 1901.
President Duffy, of District No. :. ac-
companied by Organizer Srhlosser, will
visit Local Union No. 1862, U. NJ. W., at
| Highland this evening, and Local Union
No. l43S, at Ebervale, tomorrow even
ing
Mrs George Lesko has been missing
from her home in Drfton since yester-
day morning Her husband and other
relatives are unable to account for her
disappearance.
James Kessel, employed by the Mill
hopper Packing Company at Sandy Val
ley, has resigned his position to accept
similar one with A. S. VanWickle e Co.
at Coleraiue.
f. M. Everett OF Mt. Carmel, who
has been selected as cashier of the new
First National bank, has leased the
Mccarthy residence on North Ridge
street.
The physicians of town report that
the epidemic of scarlet fever in the
Second ward is abating, no new cases
having appeared recently
No catch-penny offerings, but real
honest bargains in every department at
Senie's.
William Ryan, of johnson street, was
hurt in No. mine, Highland, this after
noon by fall of coal. He was brought
to his home for treatment.
Remonstrances have been filed against
the liquor license applications of Joseph
Long, j. w, Eroh and Harry C. Now
rey, of Butler township.
The National Slavonic Political Union
will apply for charter in Luzerne
court on March 10. John M. Carr.
Esq, is the attorney.
Fresh fish every day during Lent at
Hartman's market, next to Central hotel
Mary Donop, aged 10 years, of North
Ridge street, was bitten on Wednesday
on the leg by dog owned by A. Capece,
South Ridge street.
Miss F. NJ. Drewsdale, of Scranton, is
at Oswalds store demonstrating the ex-
celent qualities of DR.. Hands condensed
milk
DePierro's orchestra will furnish music
this evening at social to be given by
Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Lovatt, at Weather
ly.
John j. Bresln, of Philadelphia, a
former prominent politician in this
county, is greeting Freeland friends this
week
James, young son of Mr. and Mrs
Daniel Mulraney, had two fingers
crushed in washing wrnger on We'd
nesday.
Mining shoes, 9oc, worth $3.50, at
Senie's
Today is Valentine Day and the post
office officials have been kept busy
dealing out the love-laden missives.
The commercial class and other pupi's
OF st. AIMS parochial school are enjoy
ing sleigh-ride this afternoon.
Aubrey Powell has accepted posi-
ton with the Hazleton Sentinel as
Freeand correspondent.
Mrs. John j. Carr, of South Washing
ton street, has entcred jefferson hos
pital Philadelphia, for treatment.
handsome new American flag was
floated for the first time this morning
at Foster school in Drifton.
Joseph Birkbeck has entered the office
of Attorney Daniel Kline and will study
law.
John Boner has removed his family
from Birkbeck street to South Washing
ton street.
Council will make. an effort to meet
this evening.
School Director w. D. Kline is confin-
ed to his home with illness