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One Sir Edmund Bury Godfry, a woodmonger and justice of Peace in Westminster, having two days since arrested Sir Alexander Frazier for about L30 in firing, the bailiffs were apprehended, committed to the porter's lodge, and there, by the King's command, the last night severely whipped; from which the justice himself very hardly escaped, to such an unusual degree was the King moved therein.
Gass and a party in Serch of one of our Canoes which was reported to have been lost from a hunting party of Shields R. Field & Frazier when they were last out on the opposit Side of the Netul. they returned and reported that they Could not find the Canoe which had broken the Cord with which it was attached, and was caried off by the tide. Drewyer Jo.
I am sad to consider the effects of his death, if he should miscarry; but Dr. Frazier tells me that he is in as good condition as a man can be in his case. The eruption appeared last night; it seems he was let blood on Friday.
If he did it, that involved Pah! what was in a word? Men died every day. He had quite resolved: Judith and he had talked the matter over all night. But if Frazier were a younger man, and could fight for it! Perhaps he was armed: Soulé's face flashed: he stooped and broke the trigger of his gun, and then went on with a much less heavy step. They would be more even now.
Francis Frazier, one of his sons, was installed September 10, 1902, as his father's successor in the pastorate of Pilgrim church at Santee. His married daughter is also very earnest in the woman's work in the church. Seventy-seven years of age at his death, Rev.
W. N. Wood; corresponding secretary, Miss Helen J. Benners; recording secretary, Mrs. J. E. Frazier; treasurer, Mrs. A. J. Bowron. Special mention is made of these two societies because they constituted the nucleus on which the State organization was formed.
One Sir Edmund Bury Godfry, a woodmonger and justice of Peace in Westminster, having two days since arrested Sir Alexander Frazier for about L30 in firing, the bailiffs were apprehended, committed to the porter's lodge, and there, by the King's command, the last night severely whipped; from which the justice himself very hardly escaped, to such an unusual degree was the King moved therein.
Simmons; they went to Paynesville Nmbr I'll ring again Nmbr Hello, Doctor Simms, Mrs. McCord told me to tell you to come right out to the farm; the baby's sick Nmbr The train's late to-day, Mrs. Bane, you've got plenty of time Nmbr I can't get them, Mrs. Frazier. Horn, will you tell Mrs. Flint when she comes home that Mrs. Frazier wants her to call her up?
"You'd be steppin' square on Bud's soul if you was to josh him about that piano," said Lorry. "I wouldn't. But thank you just the same. You have a neat place here, Adams." "When you say 'neat' you say it all." "I detest a fussy camp. One gets enough of that sort of thing in town. Is that a Gallup saddle or a Frazier?" "Frazier." "I used a Heiser when I was in Mexico. They're all good."
Hohastillpilp crossed the river to day and brought over a horse and gave it to Frazier one of our party who had made him a present previously of a Par of Canidian Shoes. one of our men informed me one of the young Chiefs who had given us two horses already was in Serch of one which he intended to give to me.
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