Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-10

had gone on to New York City TO meet his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Reymann have
been absent from the city just about three
/ months, spending most OF the tim in Ger
many, where they placed two OF their chill
dren in educational institutions. Mir. n
Mrs. Revmann received numerous congrat-
ulations. yesterday, upon their safe return
from so long a tour.
J. H. Diehl, of Cincinnati, is McLure
guest.
A. Contrite, Of Parkersburg. is Wind
sor guest.
Charles Beall, of wellsburg, is a Wind
sor guest.
C. o. Braden, Of Washington, Pa, is a
Behler guest.
I. H. Taylor, Of Washington, Pa, is a
Windsor gnest.
II. f. Bachmann is home from a business
trip to Cleveland.
A. L. Rice and s.. NJ. Rice are in the
East on business.
Rev. Herman Haas, Of the South Side,
is on the sick list.
Mrs. James Yost, of South Woods street,
is dangerously Ill.
H. G. Hervev, Of Wellsburg, is regis
tered at the McLure.
John House, of the Island, q well-knoWn
citizen, is dangerously i'll.
Miss Lizzie Dice, of South Wood street,
has a bad attack Of grip.
J. Lszelle. of Fairmont, is visiting
friends on the South Side.
John J. Fuller and w. L. Baker, Of Tor
onto, o., are Benler guests.
Mrs. S. Bout, Of South Main street, who
has been very i'll, is recovering.
! Clifton Rodocker. of South Wood street,
has recovered from a painful illness.
Joseph thinner, the popular Stamm
Hotel clerk, has q bad attack Of grip.
William Wendell, the South Side grocer,
has recovered from a painful illness.
Prof. Henry Hartman is on the sick list
His whole family is laid up with grip.
William A. Burnley, from down the
river, is a guest Of friends in the city.
William Larue and wife, of Canada, is on
a visit to his parents on the South sid
Miss Amelia Althaus, a well known
young lady, who has been i'll, is better.
Mrs. Margaret Budke will leave this
week for the South to spend the winter.
w. r. Crothers, a merchant of Taylors-
town, Pa, was a Wheeling visitor yester-
day.
John Murphy, J. P. Fisher and P. J,
McMahon, OF Washington, Pa, are Behler
guests.
Mrs. Leonard Swartz, of South Jacob
street, is recovering from a bad attack OF
the grip.
G. W. Casteel, Of Williamstown, this
State. was calling on friends in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Michael Kirchner, of Twentieth
street. is confined TO her bed with q bad
attack Of grip.
Frank Goshorn, ofsAllegheny City, who
has been visiting South Side friends, has
returned home.
Col. Thomas O'Brien is improving in
health. He has been confined TO the house
Tor over a week.
Charles Tracy, general passenger agent
Of the Chicago and Northwestern, was N
the city yesterday.
Frank O'Brien, who is a student at St.
Vincent's College, Bardstown, Ky, IS
home on a vacation.
BehIer: John NJ. Zigler. Sistersville; II.
Schroeder, New Martlnsville, and John NJ.
Fingler, Sistersville.
Miss Hannah Donahue, Of PittsbuIg,
who has been visiting South Side friends,
will return home to-day.
ST. CHARLEs-E. r. Gray, R. G. White
and John MallOney, SistersvllIe; CharIes
Hallen and wife, Huntington.
James Howe, of the South Side, who
was hurt some time ago o. a street car ac-
cideut, is able 10 be about again.
Mrs. William Hare aud swo sons, Of the
South Side. were called TO Pittsourg yes
terday by the death Of a relative.
Mrs. George Kaiser, OF Sixteenth street,
who has boon very sick with q severe at
tack of grip, is slowly recovering.
Miss Edith Gates, of C~laringtou, o., is
visiting her friends, Miss Tile Miller and
Miss Emma Miller, OF North Main street
James Parker, formerly Of Greer &
Laing. has resigned his position as sales
man forAlonzo Barckey, the tobacco dealer.
. Mrs. J. NJ. Fordyce, Of Freedona, Va,
was called here by the illness OF her
|, mother, Mrs. II. f. Doobs, Of South Main
, street.
/ Louis Walters, Of Bellaire, whose wife
: died a few days ago, has moved with the
remainder of his family 70 Williamsburg,
Ohio.
Sam Moody. Of Cincinnati. assistant gen.
eral passenger agent for the Pennsylvania
lines. has returned from a visit TO London,
England.
Theodore Hirth, city editer Of the Hen
derson. Ky. Courier, is visiting friends in
l the city. He started in journalism IN
, Wheeling.
John H. Strobel has moved from the
Island to T~hirty-frst street. he is the
: father of Charles h. Strobel, the genial
young South Side shoe merchant
, SrANM-ohn Hartman. Jr., Manning
ton: %. S. Talbot, NJ. McMullen, J. NJ.
CIster, Sistersville; T. c. Percival, Man
: nington; d. A. Dorsey, Monndsvllle.
e MA. and Mrs. Henry Lewis and dangh,