Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-18

serious nature, from which he slowly
recovered for the time being, but wnlcn
later returned, causing his death, which
occurred at his home near Paramount,
Neb., last week. Mr.. Frazier spent the
earlier part of his life here and at MI.
Pleasant, where he was we'll and FAVOR
ably known. The friends and relatives
of the deceased here have the sympathy
of the community in their sad Dereave-
ment.
The milkmen of this vicinity had
meeting yesterday at the Mayors office
We don't know whether they came 10
the conclusion to put more water In
their milk or not, but we hope not, LOT
we got a good sized crawfish In our )
yesterday morning. But one thing tney
did do, was to make arrangements 10
take part in the labor parade in Wheel-
ing on Labor Day.
James Keesey has cut his crops on
the farm next to his place OF business,
and we understand that he will sell u
to John Clifford as soon as ne mas
threashed, which he will do immeo-
lately. We did not learn what the
price paid for the whole crop was, but
we understand that he got good price
for it.
Tomorrow evening Hicks & Sawyers'
celebrated Ministries open the season at
the Opera House. This company comes
here recommended as one OF the best on
the road.
Misses Rosa Barr, Stella Jones,
Martha Hoge, and Joseph Henderson
and Aaron Black and family, will leave
to-day for the Hollow Rock camp meet
ing.
Mrs. Will Waddll and daughter and
Mrs. Mary Korliee, OF Chicago, VINO
have been the guests of Mr.. ana MIS-.
William Dixon for several weeks, leave
for their home to-day.
Andy Smith Ex-Secretary OF the Ell
son Glass Co. but now OF FoSt0rla ohlo'
was in the city yesterday. Andy Reports
the Glass business in flourlshlng
condition in their town.
Geo. Gilbert and wife, Of New Gum
berland, who have been the guests OF
the family of Mr.. Ebbert, OF North
Fifth street, have returned home.
Mayor Keller fined Charles
Coss one dollar and costs yesterday for
being found on the streets Saturday IN
a helpless state of intoxication.
Miss Laura Swartz, who has been Wis
iting in Kansas and Indiana, returned
Yesterday, after being absent from the
city for two months.
Rev. Pringle, of Mount Pleasant, who
has been travelling through the East'
passed through this city yesterday on
his way home.
Joseph Roberts, who has been in dell
cate health all summer, has gone 10
Connellsville, Pa, in hopes OF improV-
ing it some.
Mr.. Lucien Martin, former citizen
of this place, but now of FoStoria, is the
guest of Mr.. VIM. Wood, of the Grove.
Mrs. DR.. Hall and son left yesterday
morning for Hopewell, o., to visit
friends for several weeks.
Asa DEFAULT thepe pular Drug Clerk,
at Ongs Store on Hanover Street Is on
two weeks vacation.
Miss Annie Davis, Of Cleveland, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Evans OF
Monroe street.
Mrs. Harry Eberlin is the guest OF
her father, Mr.. Conrad Long OF Wash
ington street.
George Hipkim has purchased the
| roosI@-se OF Mr.. VIM Soho nffar ."
Third street.
DIR. j. n. 1dooivnn and Walter Upde-
graft, of Mount Pleasant, were in this
city yesterday.
Rev. Campher, Of the Presbyterian
church, will take three weeks vaca.
ton.
Mrs. Nettie Williams returned home
yesterday from visit to friends in
Pennsylvania.
Ephraim Myers, of Woodland, Va, is
visiting relatives in the Third ward.
Miss Carrie Lucas is the guest of Miss
Minnie Cochran, back Of town.
John Vickers and Thomas Williams
are back from PittSburg.
The Young Americans give a ball at
Pelts' Hall tomorrow evening.
Attorney Charles Heinlein was in the
city on business yesterday.
Ed. Groves has accepted position
with Wheeling firm.
The Northwood Glass Works will go
on tomorrow.
Mrs. Ty Huskins is reported as being
no better.
Ed Mallory left for Uhrichsville yes
terday.
The Board of Education met last
evening.
William Lloyd is reported as improv-
ing.
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