Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-17
GEO. l. DURsr's Chicago cAndymaker.
ABOUT PEOPLE

the city.
Charles Amick, Of the South Side, is
very Ill.
Herman Carl, the South Side barber,
is Inwell.
Col. Elmer Briggs, of West Liberty,
is in the city.
J. H. Henderson, Of St. ClaIrsvills, is
at the Mcclure.
Mrs. George Stephan, Of South jacob
street, is very Ill.
Miss Maggie Dolan, of Roney's Point,
is on the sick list.
Moses Bell, of the South Side, has a
bad attack OF grip.
Edward Menge, of South EOff street,
has 4 bad attack OF grip.
McLURE-Chas. EaEin, Fairmont, and
G.. ". Warden, Stanton.
Prof. Deahl, of the West Liberty Nor
nal School, is in the city.
Ed. Dice has been laid up for the
week past with la grippe.
Burke Foster, of the South Side, is
home from a visit to Pittsburg.
Fred Nolte, Of South Jacob street, is
at Plttsburg to-day on business.
Edward KIver, of South Jacob street,
has a bad attack OF typhoid fever.
Mrs. j. H. Broadfeld and daughters
were visitors in the city yesterday.
Misses Addie Gardner and Maud Cur
It's, Of West Liberty, are in the city.
R. Il. D. Willis, of the Monongah Coal
Company is in Petersburg on business.
Mrs. Fred Nolte, OF South Chapline
street, is recovering from a long illness.
Foreman John Wilson, of the Niagara,
is on duty again after a painful illness.
T. II. b. Haas, OF Danville, Va, is here
and will probably enter business In this
city.
Barnard ManIon, Of South Wood
street, has u bad attack OF typhoid
fever.
Joseph Hawkins, of PittsburE, was a
visitor among friends in the city yes
terday.
John Robrecht, proprietor Of the st.
Charles Hotel, is in Baltimore, Md, on
business.
Charles Becker, the Forty-third street
barber, is better in his bad attack OF
sickness.
Albert Minkemeyer. Of South Jacob
street, is able to DE about, after a palm
full illness.
John Nary, an employe Of the power
house, is at work again, after a bad at
tack of fever.
Mrs. Ii. L. Dobbs, OF the South Side,
has been lying dangerously i'll for the
last fifteen days.
William Smith, a popular street car
conductor, is ABOUT recovered from a
bad attack Of grip.
John Ramsier, OF Hannibal, a we'll
known %dairyman, was in the city yes
terday on business.
Clerk George Price, Of the Windsor,
has been called to Fairmont by the
death of his father,
Mrs. G.. w. Stein. OF the South Side,
is In Pittsburg, called there by the
death of her mother.
Michael MularkeY and wife, Of South
McCulloch street, have gone for a visit
TO friends at Cameron.
Miss Ella r. Ankle has resigned the
position OF organist at the Church OF the
Immaculate Conception.
The daughter Of Constable Joseph
Blocker, OF Thirty-nlnth street, so dan
~gerously i'll, is recovering.
Charles Mclaughlin, OF South Eotf
street, left yesterday for q visit to
friends at New M%artinsville.
Henry Andreas, OF Boggs' Run, who
fell from the scaffold at the Riverside,
a few days ago, is recovering.
ST. CHARLEs-J. w. Wait, Parkers-
burg; G. w. SchwertfeRer, Sistersville;
and Wm. Morris, Warrington.
Jesse and Howard Biszert, OF the
South Side, have gone to spend the hol-
idays at their former home, at Little
ton.
Mrs. A. Williams, wife OF the South
Side produce man, is visiting her hus-
band. Their home is at Salama, this
State.
Mrs. Altmyer, janitress Of the Eighth
ward annex school building, is quite
III. Her son Charles is also confined to
his bed.
BEHLER-R. NJ. Smith, s~istersville;
Robert Stafford and Robert Young,
Warrington; and s. A. Shackleford,
Grafton.
At a meeting Of the Bricklayers'
Union, last week, Buck Watson was
| elected as delegate to the Omaha con-
vention.
WrNDsoR-Lee Gage Pratt, Charles.
ton; c. r. Powell, Fairmont; J.. A.
Seamon, Sistersville; and W. E. Curry,
Charleston.
Miss Mary Mullen, sister OF Rev.
joseph Mullen, who has been confined
to her bed with an attack OF la grippe,
is convalescing.
John Quigg returned from a trip
through the State, where he had been
representing Stewart, Ralph 81 Co., Of
Philadelphia.
Harry Kaisley, Of the East End, is
down with a bad attack OF typhoid fe-
YER. He is OF the firm OF Kaisley 81
Son, coal merchants.
George Brunswick, porter at the
Stamm Hotel, has secured a position as
porter in the New York Central, aud
will 90 to work there soon.
Miss Ida Carl, Of West Middletown,
Pa, who has been a guest at the home
| of Dannenberg Bros, OF the South
Side, has returned TO her home.
SrANM-J. A. Yost, Palatine; ]. A.
Deal and E. A. Boggs, West Liberty;
/ Robert E. Falkington, Fairmont; G. Z.
Venemon and E. A. Beam, Manning
ton; W. p. DUR, New Martinsville.
Deputy q. S. Marshal Boyd Vinson,
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