The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-15
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Hiram Frazier, ar, q prominent Clti.
zou OF Martins Ferry. died yesterday
morning at lU:30pt Ills residence on
Walnut street, aged eighty yoars, thtoo
months md eIsysn days. Ito wEs born
In eastern Virginia aud had bGen u real.
deaf Of Martina Ferry for over forty
yearA. His wife, nee Lucinda Drake,
died throo year, ago. Tho surviving
chlllron arc Alexander. Mira. JOHN Wal.
lace. Mrs. Edward ~ltoynor, lIiranl, J. NJ,
John Addison and james. Tho do.
ceascd was n member OF tho Prcsbyto.
rian church, tho Masons and tho Sepiu-
~agcnarlan club. Tho funeral will thke
place on Monday at y II. IN. 10 chhrge Of
tho Muaons. Tho intetmeut will DO ut
MI Pleasant
Mrs. James Campbell. residing on
Second street, died yesterday morning
worry suddenly OF c6rGbro.spinal mcnln.
cilia, Rgol tllrty.thrGs years. She was
Il splendid woman aud was n daughter
OF tho late John Hahn. sho leaves
four little chlldTon. Shu was d momber
Of tho German Lutheran church. Tho
funeral will take place today at /
o'clock.
Standard council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, has
elected tho following olicerE Junior
paat councillor, John Markell councillor,
Wolls McDanIel; yico councillor, Harry
Roinlckj assistant recording secretary,
George Strain conductor. lhomas
Smith; WARDEN, Charles Hughes; IN
side sentinel, Harry Dyson; outside
sentinel, ID, u. Parks; trustees, Ad. Co.'s
aud George Strain.
Rev. Dir. j.. ". Robins ofRclatcd at tho
funeral Of Mrs. Plat Beck Yesterday
afternoon, anti two selections were ron.
derod by tho Methodist Episcopal choir.
Tho pail bearers woro Frank Beck,
Albert Beck, William McG4umphy,
Daniel Springs, Samuel Springa and
Daniel Beck. Tho interment was at
Rlvcrviow.
Fifteen thousand dollars will DO dis.
hursed among tho employees ut tho
Etna.S.andard iron and steel works to.
day, This establishment pays out Mt
least $4,000 in wages every month.
L. S. McGlcnn, who had his log am.
pntatcd on Thursday, is getting along
nicely. He stood tho ampltation bet
tor than most persons would.
Ono Of tho girla employed Mt tho
-Etna.standari had every one Of her
fingers cut IN one single day.
L. L. Pyle, OF Yorkville, will DO mar.
ricd to Miss Agnes Kennedy, Of Pros.
pect, Pa, next Wednesday,
Mr.. Harry Keller, a prominent pot.
terry manufacturer OF East Liverpool,
was in town yestsrderday.
Several Martins Ferry people spent
last evening with Mr.. and Mri. Stroeh.
line at Leathcrwood.
Rev. George Wilson, Of Harrisville,
will preach In, the Wesleyan Mission
this evening.
Miss Matte Heatheringtou, OF Bel
laire. is visiting the family OF Stephen
Hipkins.
Superintendent. W. II. Stewart goes
to Oxford. O., to-day to spend a week
or two.
MIS-. Samuel Young aud son. Ralph,
OF Rochester, Pa, are visiting rela.
tives.
Doc shrodcs. who is home from
Brady's Lake, looks splendid.
Miss Maud Garber is visiting friends
and relatives at Cambridge.
Mrs. w. @. Pickeus is Waiting rela-
tiyes on Scotch Ridge.
George Ralston wa, at Washington,
Pa, yesterday.
ShiveIy Neal, of Portland, was in town
yesterday.