Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-09-29
LOCAL NOTES
WRITTEN UP
Short Items Of Interest to
All Readers.
Happenings of the Past
Two Days in and Around
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out Waste of Words.

out waste OF Words.
The Jewish holy days will be ushered
In with the New Year (Rosh Hashana),
on Thursday, October 2. This day will
mark the beginning OF the year 5663,
and is followed In ten days by the Day
Of Atonement or Fast Day (Yom Kippur)
on Saturday, October IL, and five days
thereafter by the Harvest Festival (Suc-
coth), on Thursday, October l6.
Ellsworth Hoffman, OF Easton, and
Miss Margaret Ashman, OF Upper Le-
high, were married on Saturday even
ing at the brides home by Rev. o. G..
Langford. George Anderson, of Perth
Amboy, n. j., was groomsman and Miss
Emma Hoffman, of Upper Lehigh, was
bridesmaid. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman
will reside at Easton.
Mrs. Patrick Quinn, of No. Q Drifton,
while on her way to st. AIMS church
yesterday morning, slipped and fell
between the ties on the trolley road
trestling below the D. S. & S. station.
One Of her ankles was sprained and she
was otherwise hurt by the fall.
The case of Charles Rohlands, Victor
Kline and Charles Roberts, coal and
iron police, who are charged by John
Watchko with assault at Drifton on
July g. was called in court on Saturday,
but was continued until the next term.
In well-played game OF foot ball at
the Tigers park Saturday afternoon the
Good Wills team won from the Crescents
by score Of 10 to 5. 1t was the first
contest Of the season and both clubs
put forth their best efforts to win.
District Deputy Grand Master John
w. Scott, of Hazleton, will install the
officers of Mt. Horeb Lodge, l. o. o. F.,
Freeland, on Thursday evening, and
the officers of Butler Lodge, Drums,
Saturday evening.
Rev. j. b. Kerschner, OF st. Johns
Reformed church, will address the Re-
Glen this evening. His subject will be:
THE Social Influence Of the Church."
The funeral OF Mrs. John Walck, of
Hazleton, was attended today by several
Freeland people. The deceased was a
sister of Owen Frtzinger and Mrs. Will
lowby Doubt, OF town.
A young son of Carl Gross, OF Upper
Lehigh, fell on Saturday from chest
nut tree and was badly hurt. Among
his injuries is a fractured skull.
Bishop Michael Hoban, OF Scranton,
will confirm large class of boys and
girls at St. AIMS Catholic church on
Sunday morning next.
The Democratic county candidates
began their tour this morning. The
nominees will visit every important town
in the county before election day.
1.-The Battle OF Gettysburg" was the
subject OF an interesting address. de-
livered by John Shafer at the Park NJ.
E. church Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Richards have
removed to Catasauqua, where the
former has been employed since the
Drifton shop strike.
Ice cream-all ilavors-at Merkt's.
Andrew O'Donnell, clerk in Campbell.
store, has returned from his vacation
spent with relatives at Allentown.
John ]. McNelis left today for Wilkes
barre, where he will attend the Demo-
cratic county committee meeting
Bernard Gallagher, janitor of the
Municipal building, returned last even
ing from Allentown.
Andrew Kashmerick and Miss Annie
Soltis, both of Milnesvile, were married
this morning by Rev. Carl Houser.
Rev. J. ]. HetFeron, of Rallston, has
been transferred to ST. Gabriel's church,
Hazleton
R. ]. Dever left today for Carlisle to
resume his studies at Dickinson law
school.
William Ferry, of Ridge street, is
visiting relatives at Easton.
G. Mord NeuBurger has resumed his
studies at Jefferson Medical college.
John b. Hanlon is slowly recovering
from severe illness