Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-04-16
LOCAL NOTES
WRITTEN UP
Short Items Of Interest to
All Readers.
Happenings of the Past
Two Days in and Around
FreeIand Recorded With
out Waste of Words.

out Waste of Words.
Neil Boyle, of Coke addition. who was
njnred in the mines several weeks ago,
has recovered sufficiently to leave the
Miners hospital and will arrive home
this evening. His injuries will not
permit him to work for some time yet.
Prof. John E. Williams, principal of
the borough schools, left yesterday for
Bucknell university to pursue course
of study at that institution. Mr.. Will
liams expects to be a member OF the
next graduating class at Bucknell.
The item recently published in the
Tribune stating that d. j. Mccarthy,
Esq, has been appointed master of
chancery in the case of Elliott and
Others VS.. Brennan and others should
have read E. j. Mccarthy, Esq.
ExCounty Superintendent James NJ.
Coughlin, of Wikesbarre, has been Sc
cure6 to deliver the address at the
graduating exercises of the senior class
of the High school, to be held at the
Grand opera house next month.
The vaudeville company travelling
with John L. Sullivan disbanded at
Hazleton Monday afternoon and the
sports of that city failed to see the ex-
champion, as no performance was given
Monday night.
No. colliery, Halle Brook, which
has been idle since tho December food,
will resume operations next week.
Several Freeland men, who have been
idle during this PERIOD will resume
their work in the coliery.
The trout streams OF lower Luzerne
were visited yesterday by large numbers
of fishermen. Varying success is re-
ported by the anglers and the outlook
for the season cannot be determined for
few more days.
Freeand silk mill was inspected yes
terday by the directors of the company
In addition to those directors who re-
side in town, Messrs. Simpson, of Scran-
ton, and Bleckley, of Hazleton, were
here.
While on his way to Hayes creek
yesterday, Moses Trantor, of the Hill,
fell at White Haven when stepping
from the train and dislocated his
shoulder. The injury is very painful.
Lowery Bros New Olympia Shows
will exhibit at Freeland on Thursday,
April "a. The show comes with many
new and novel features, only to be seen
with this amusement enterprise.
The will of the late Noah j. Owens,
of Freeland, was probated yesterday.
He leaves all his estate to his wife,
Susan, absolute, and names her sole
executrix
Rev. j. w. Bischoff, of Upper Lehigh,
is attending the spring meeting of Le-
high presbytery, in session at Mauch
Chunk. Rev. Bischoff is clerk of the
presbytery.
Konstanti Wozocky, of Highland, and
Miss Felicia Yencylowski, of Freeland,
have been granted marriage license
aud will be married soon at St. Kasi-
mers Polish church.
Coke Bros. & Co. have force of men
at work laying a new water line from
Eckley to Drifton. Eight-inch wooden
pipes ale being used
George Jacquot OF North Washington
street, was badly cut by piece of coal
falling on him in No. collory, Jeddo
yesterday.
A special sermon on "AntiProfanity"
will be delivered on Sunday at D. m.
at ST. James P. E. chapel by Rev. f.
Marshall.
Fred Kramer, of Freeland, and Miss
Tillie Stanton, of Stockton, were mar
ried yesterday and will make their home
here.
Miss Kate Winter rendered a party to
number of invited guests on Monday
evening, in honor of her birthday an
nivcrsary.
Louis T. Rossiter, district agent of
the Metropolitan Insurance Company,
has opened an Office in the Refowich
building.
The commercial class of st. AIMS
parochial school will enjoy banquet in
the school room this evening.