Local and Misc News Briefs From Freeland Area
A collage of small items reports Christmas readings on pages, school closures till after New Year, changes in saloon management, a diphtheria case, roof work on a new opera house, legal and real estate transfers, and community notices. Highlights include desk moves for students, a gold headed cane gift, a seven round Lakeside fight ending in a draw, and a large Travelers’ Association program at the Freeland Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shigo
Malloy
Triune
Freeland
A. Oswald's
Andrew Tradock
H. M. Brislin
ILP
Board of Health
James K. Boyle
Centre Street
Christmas Eve Ball and Holiday Shooting at Mrs Krouse’s Hotel
Tuesday evening marks Christmas Eve with a dance at Mrs John Krouse hotel South Heberton no admission charged and music for dancers. Christmas Day features a full day shooting match with turkeys geese chickens and ducks as prizes followed by another ball. New Year’s Eve promises a grand masquerade at Mrs Krouse’s hotel South Motherton welcomed to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sehnee
South Heberton
John Krouse
Max
Pleasure Calendar of December and January Events
December 23 Fair in St John’s Slavonian basement open each evening. December Travelers' Athletic Association Freeland Opera House entertainment with admission. December 31 Tigers Athletic Club seventh annual ball at Freeland Opera House admission 40 cents. December 31 St Vigilio Beneficial Society second annual ball at Yannes’ Hall admission 25 cents. January 20 Citizens’ Mose Company ball at Freeland Opera House admission 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Slavonian Church
Travelers’ Athletic Association
Freeland Opera House
The
Tigers Athletic Club
St. Vigilio Beneficial Society
Yannes’ Hall
Citizens’ Mose Company
Burgess Clamps Down on Disorderly Saloon at Walnut Street
A raid led by Burgess McLaughlin shut down the Alex Shollack saloon known as the Winter Circus after nightly gatherings of youths aged 14 to 18. Shollack and his wife were fined $15 and $10 respectively for keeping a disorderly house, placed under $500 bail, and warned of arrest if disturbances continue. Neighbors praised the swift action as a stand against disreputable establishments. A further notice to Freeland taxpayers reminds payment of 1805 property taxes before year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
George IL. Savory
Savery
Lake
Perego
Walnut
Washington Streets
Alex Shollack
James M. Gallgher
Shollack
Daniel Gallagher
James J. Kennedy
Upper Lehigh
Hazleton
Wreeland
Burgess McLaughlin
Year-end sale of suits and furnishings announced
The notice proclaims a year-end sale of suits, furnishings, hats, caps, gloves, mufflers and related items, urging customers to visit before the year ends. It emphasizes deserving patronage and wishes success for all, noting no prices are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Bunomo
Tatlor
Centre Street
Newr South
A. Youl
Hunynteed
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fredrick & Knelly
John J. McGill
Highland
G. L. Halsey
Wilkesbarre
John FP. Gallagher
FE. A. O'Rielly
St. Ann's Church
New York
Philadelphia
John Lyman
Lehigh Valley
Danville Asylum
Trawlers’ Athletic Association
Myra Wollinger
Brakeman
Lizzie Shiv
Mauch Chunk
Chestnut Street
Lakeside
Scaldy Bill
Williamsport
John Boner
Summit Till
Wilkes-Barre
Prof
Coles
Kingston
Opera House
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Freeland Water Company
Coxe Memorial School
Slavante Truth
Union
Hood
Tribune
Tri Bune
Longfellow Literary Society
Maggie Miller
Daniel Timony
Mary Davis
John Gaffney
Peter Timony
Morris Ferry, Jr
Foster Teaeher
Annie Metzger
Pond Creek
Drifton
Carrie Shaeffer
Jeanesville
McHugh and
Evans
Campbell
Boyle, Maneely
Barton
Richards
Hazle Township
McLaughlin
Moore
Winter
Welsh
Shelhamer
Reed
House of Representatives
Leisenring
Philadelphia Vines
John Markle
Philadelphia Times
Lehigh
Metropole
Mar. Markle
Alvin
George B. Markle
Deddo
Japan
Dlifton
Pardee and
Coxe
Markle
Kline
T. Roberts
James BP. Schaper
PW. Jackson
James F. Schaperkotter
Hazle Towne
Wilbur
Sugarloaf Coal Company
Jeddo Coal Company
Patrick McGeehan
Vreeland
Nescopee Coal Company
Luzerne
Carbon
Truexe
John D. Herron
E. F. Hanlon
Geo. McLaughlin
M. J. Gough
Edward Mundy
M. Regis
Geo, Wise
Jeddo
Travelers’ Entertainment
St. Patrick's Cornet Band
M. McNulty
Cabbage
Sweet Rosabel
Cassie McGee
Thos
Morgan Comie
John Ryan
Allagher Bros
Celia Conaghan Pol
Dane
Burns Sisters
O J. J. McMenamin
Smith and
Wan
Blaney
B. Quigley
Cross Creek
Eckley B. Coxe, Jr
John Curran
Edward Gallagher
Hugh
Constable Hook
N. J. Georges
Wentz, Jr
John
Scranton
Bennett
George Burst
Adam Weisenborn
John K. Weisenborn
West Hazleton
Adam Weissenborn
Jersey City
Brotherhood
Trenton
Kennett
Anthony A. Ferry
Carbon County
Ferras
Mayme
Ile
Setzer
Ferry
State Board of Health
Solomon's Creek
Crystal Lake
Crystal Spring Water Company
Nichols
Lee
Fell
Commonwealth
Crystal Spring Company
Ebervale
C. A. Snow & Co
Washington, D.C
W. R. Dodson
Jermyn
J.B. Fox
Slatington
James Dever
Stazleton
Dever
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
Wanpixa
Kixxan & Marvin
Hugh Malloy
City of
Tarleton
Glover
Jowelow
Lee Reercrcay
Dacob Sosnowsky
Washington and
Luzerne Streets
Jacob Spsnowsk
Olsho
Amandus Oswald
N.W
Old Reliable House
Morris Ferry
Condy
Boyle
Ballentine
Youngling
Washington
Main Streets
Fred, Waas
Prop
Shas
Kai Ich
Shoe House
Gas Orton Stroh
Notary Public
Moe
Birkbeck
Pean M. Carr
Postotios
M. Halpin
Manuaufacturer of
Walnut and
Pine Streets
Mts 8
E. Hayes
Fire Insurance Agent
Washington Street
Dr. N. Maley
Dirk Becks Storr
G. Horace
Gentral
Land
Hunsick Spor
Libor Winter
Gyster Saloon
Geo. Sippel
Marchant - Tailor
Francis Brennan
Vienna
J. B. Laubach
Depierro - Bros
Gilson, Dougherty
Rueenblud
Murtin’s
Hennessy