Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-04-30
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Short Items Of Interest to
All Readers.
Happenings of the Past
Two Days in and Around
Freeland Recorded With
out Waste of Words.

| tSO'UtIN sNOS0tAO0 w iLsl-
out Waste of Words.
A mass meeting OF the United Mine
Workers In the employ OF G. B. Markls &
Co. will be held tomorrow evening at the
Grand opera house to consider the reply
received from Superintendent Smith,
relative to the grievances recently pres
ented to him.
Mrs. Henry ]. Gillespie, accom-
panied by her four children, arrived
hero on Monday from their homo In
Anaconda, Montana. They are the
guests Of Mr.. Gillespie's mother, on
Main street, and will spend the summer
In the East.
The Good Wills Athletic Association
is pushing the sale OF tickets for the
entertainment on Saturday evening,
whom Taylor's Minstrels, OF Hazeton,
will mako their appearance At the
Grand opera house under tho clubs
auspices.
The remains of John Zlpoy, who died
on Monday At Stockton, arrived here 1T
| 11.42 O'Clock this morning. Services
wore conducted In St. Peter and Paul's
| Slavonian Lutheran church. Interment
was made 1t Freeland cemetery.
Henry Phipps, member of tho Car
negie Company, who visited the White
Haven sanitarium of the Free Hosptal
for Poor Consumptives last Friday, has
since sent to DIR. Lawrence f. Flick, the
president, a check for Sc, 500.
The fifth anniversary OF the wedding
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Newhart was
celebrated at their homo on Walnut
street last evening. The large number
OF friends who we're present spent de-
ligh,ful evening.
Several Freeland members of the
order attended the Knights of Columbus
banquet and dance at Hazleton last
evening. Attorney John M. Carr, of
town, was toastmaster at the banquet
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Julia
O'Donnsll took place this morning from
the home of hor daughter, Mrs. Condy
Boyle, on East Main street. Interment
was made at st. AIMS cemetery.
The remains of Thomas Sherry were
disinterred yesterday At Eckley ceme-
tory and rs'interrsd At Hazleton. Mr.
Sherry was buried over twenty years
ago
An exhibition of Edison's kinetoscope,
showing the lfe of Christ, will be given
1t st. Johns Reformed church on We'd
nesday evening Of next week.
Preparations are being made to re-
build the sections of the fence surround
ing the Tigers park which were damag-
cd by storms during the past winter.
L. v. Stewart and family, Of Adams
street, have returned from = visit to
John Stewart, Butler valley, who is
dangerously i'll.
John MacFarlane was found dead In
bed at JeanesvIlle Monday morning,
aged SO years. He was = brother of
Stewart MacFarlane, OF Drifton.
Michael Boyle, of Birdsboro, is visit
Ing his brother, Con, and is receiving
treatment for injuries received In q
stone quarry OF which he is foreman.
Charles Dusheck suffers from an in
jured toe, caused by horse stepping
uponi it.
James Nutze, aged 10 years, of North
Centre street, broke his arm this after
noon on gate at the rear of his home.
Adam Bube has been awarded s4oo by
Carbon county jury In a suit against
Weatherly borough for the loss OF his
son, who was killed by live electric
wire owned by the borough.
Milton Walck, Of Lehighton, a pros
pector for tho Penn Forest Gold Mining
Company, says he has discovered gold
ore on Pocono mountain, Carbon county,
assaying from 81, 900 to 81, 500 per ton.
Great excitement prevails, as the search
has been on for many years.
P. F. Lynch has been appointed tax
receiver Of Wilkesbarre by his brother,
Judge Lynch. He will replace Colonel
r. b. Ricketts,, who for four years has
held the office. Mr.. Lynch has long
been Democratic politician, and has
held several clerkships In the county