Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-11-21
LOCAL NOTES
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out Waste of Words.
A paper written by DR.. H. NJ. Neale,
OF Upper Lehigh, on pneumonia symp-
toms, was read at the monthly meeting
of the Luzerne County Medical Society,
at Wilkesbarre, Wednesday evening.
The views taken by DR.. Neale on the
subject were discussed at length by the
many physicians in attendance.
On Wednesday evening of next week,
which is Thanksgiving Eve, the Cres.
cent Athletic Association will be pleased
to meet all its friends at Krell's hall,
where the members will hold the first
ball OF the season. Music will be furn-
lshed by DePlerro's complete orchestra
Now that practically all the coal
roads have been heard from regarding
the 10 per cent advance in wages for
their employees, the d. s. & S. trainmen
and trackmen are waiting for a similar
notice from the Drifton corporation.
Photographer R. II. Herbst received a
telegram yesterday from President John
Mitchell, requesting him to go to Scran-
ton for the purpose of giving testimony
before the Coal Strike Commission. Mr.
Herbst left for Scranton today.
Poor Director Leib yesterday arranged
to send Frank Ray, son Of William Ray,
of Jeddo, to the asylum at Laurytown.
The young man is slightly demented
and was removed to the institution to-
day.
George c. Farrar, principal of the
Eckley b. Coke school, has been unable
to teach several days this week, owing
to illness. His position has been filled
by the substitute teacher, Jerry Nc
Ginley.
Bishop Ethelbert Talbot will conduct
the Sunday morning services at st.
James P. E. church, Drifton, and in the
evening he will officiate at ST. James
chapel, Freeland.
The foot ball game arranged to take
place tomorrow between Hazleton and
Good viii teams has been cancelled
The clubs are expected to meet later in
the season.
Tomorrow evening Miss Marion Will
wi cd
sonations at the Grand opera house,
under the auspices of the Mining and
Mechanical Institute.
A half-barrel Of beer fell yesterday
upon the foot Of Eugene West, one of
the drivers for the local brewery and
smashed one of his toes.
Rev. Father Suchowski, OF Ashley,
has been assigned as pastor to st. Kasi-
mer's Polish Catholic church, Ridge
street, and will read his first mass here
on Sunday.
Christ Neuman, OF Hazleton, has ac-
cepted position as operator on the d.
S. & S., and has been assigned to the
Office near Lumber Yard.
Peter Gerome, employed in Drifton
mine, Is suffering from three broken
ribs received by being crushed between
cars Wednesday evening.
The will of the late owen Fowler, of
Frseland, was filed for probate yesterday
1t was drawn up in June, 1883, by the
late John d. Hayes, Esq.
Louis Dim, OF town, has been for
mally discharged by the court for his al
legged connection with the Chora murder
case.
John James, who until recently was
engaged in newspaper work, has ac-
cepted position in the overall factory
John Boyd, who has been employed
at Easton for some time, returned home
last evening i'll with malaria.
Mrs. John Glsnn, OF Philadelphia, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Patrick Duffy, Upper Lehigh.
NO D OTedher, Jeuuo, resumed opera
tions today and the first coal was taken
from the mine since May 10.
Mrs. Woodside, of Lykens, Dauphin
county, is the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. S. e. Oberrender.
William Gross, an aged resident OF
Sandy Run, has been removed to Laury-
town almshouse.
James Reed and family are removing
today from Scranton to Ridge street,
near Front.
William Fritzinger and family have
removed from Coke addition to Drifton.
Miss Sarah Burns, OF Jeddo, has gone
New York city, to spend the winter.