Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-01-05
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.

Jul w dotC VI wv VI U.s.
Daniel Kline, ESQ.,, of Freeland, was
today appointed deputy register of wills
by Register John Malnwaring, who
took his seat for his second term at
Wilkesbarre this morning. Mr.. Kline
succeeds Fl. p Kuntz, of Hazeton, and
will open an Office in the latter city for
the accommodation of people who re-
qnire his services in this department.
DR.. Deardorff received a message to-
day informing him Of the death of Mrs
George Hutt at Richmond, Va, last
evening. The deceased, previous to her
marriage, was Miss Yeager, and was
employed as a trained nurse at Jeddo by
Markle & Co. The body will be taken
Northumberland county.
James j. Stapleton, former resident
and justice Of the peace in McAdoo, died
last week at the home of his brother In
Palo Alto, where he resided the past
few months. Death was due to chronic
articuar rheumatism, which was due
to an injury received in the mines some
years ago.
Coke Bros. e. Co. have discontinued
the sale of coal at Drifton for this week.
The ompany has been furnishing local
consumers with twenty tons Of pea coal
per day, but an order went into effect
this morning which prevents the sale of
all coal for the time stated
Michael Magula, of North Ridge
street, was burned in No 4 collery.
Oakdale, early this morning by an ex-
plosion of gas in his chamber The in
jured man was brought to his home for
treatment.
A. P. Mayberry, agent for the Stretch
Ieidler pianos, placed fine instrument
in the home OF Thomas Elliott, Adams
street, on Saturday, and another In the
home of j. w. Everitt, Jeddo, today.
John Markle, on behalf of G. b. Mar
kle & Co., on Saturday filed complete
answer with Carroll D. Wright denying
all charges made by the mine workers.
1.-THE Lights OF Gotham" on Thursday
evening and Lorraine Hollis in Forget.
Me-Not" on Friday evening are the next
attractions at the Grand opera house.
School was resumed this morning in
Freeland borough and the surrounding
townships, also at st. AIMS convent
after vacation Of nearly two weeks.
Thomas Evans, Jr., has returned to
Philadelphia to resume his studies at
Pennsylvania university after visit to
his father on Birk beck street.
The successful county candidates at
the November election assumed the
duties of their respective Offices at
Wilkesbarre today.
Thomas, a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
rick Gallagher, was seriously burned at
his home in Highland this morning by a
cup of hot tea.
Daniel Furey, Jr., of Front street.
was kicked on Saturday In the stomach
by mule in Jeddo mine and badly hurt
by the blow.
William III. Warner and Miss Ida Hill
were married here on New Years Eve.
They will make their home in Highland
Charles A. Gallagher, brother of
Councilman P. G. Gallagher, is III with
appendicitis in Pittsburg hospital
The January meeting of the borough
council will be held this evening-if a
quorum OF the members attend.
An infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Siney, of Adams street, was buried yes
terday at St. AIMS cemetery.
Ex-Street Commissioner Daniel Shov-
lin is suffering from sprained elbow,
received by falling on the ice.
Mrs. Rocco, of Ridge street, fell on
the ice near her home yesterday and
fractured her left arm.