Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-15
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements Of Indi-
Viduals.

Daily Chronicle of the Movements OF ihoi-
Viduals.
Prof. Frank Nelson, of Bellaire, leIt
for Columbus to joint the 14th regiment
band on their tour through the South:
w. p. Wilson, Esq, of the firm OIL
Wilson & Son, has departed on the
Campania for Liverpool for TWO
months stay.
Mrs. Fred Pieper, of the Seventh
ward. who was so seriously burned sew
eral days ago, is recovering nicely.
Oswald Schneider, Esq. has returned
from a business trip TO Harper's Ferry
Col. D. r. Hunt, of the Union Cen
trail Life Insurance Company was III
our midst during the past week.
Mr. Charles Sountay, oil Nalle!
Grove, who had contemplated a WISH
to relatives in Europe, took suddenly
i'll several days ago and was removed
from his home to the City Hospital.
Nr. Philip Vented and family LETT
for q short sojourn at Youngstown, "
Miss Sophie Stcinmetz lett Tor TWO
weeks visit at Pittsburg.
Rev. Knapp and wife. OF Plqua' ",
are visitors at Rev. William OlIer1
Pleasant Valley home.
Andrew Heinrichs and Ornald John-
son. who are located at FalrmohI'
were visiting their parents on tour-
teenth street during the past week.
Frederick Schumann. Of Phlladel-
phia. Pa. has returned home aiIer
spending several days among his rel
atives in this city.
Mr.. f. Teichmann and wi1e' OF
Cairo. H.. are visiting the family Oh
August Warnecke on Twenty-second
street.
George Otto travelling agent Tor sew
eral Milwaukee newspapers, Is IN the
city. .,,
Charles Ebeling, member of Council
and the city Health Board, mas re-
turned from GAINESVILLE, where he was
called on business.
Mr.. George Hesse, of Reymann S
brewery. left on a trip for Europe.
Addison Israel the Fourth ward CT
gar manufacturer, has recovered from
a severe attack OF cholera morbus.
Miss Julia Behler has left FOR Lex
ington. KY, where she Will attend
school
Miss Lottie Harbruck, Of the East
End, is visiting friends in Washihs-
ton, Pa.
Charles Schultze, the efficient mail
clerk at the postoffice, has returned
from CambridgeborO, Pa.
Rev. William Braun has returned
from New Philadelphia, O., where he
delivered lecture.
J. C. Bremen, son Of Conrad Bremen
of the Eighth ward left for Romney'
w. Va. to attend the school Tor the
deaf and blind Hermann Hooglns' OF
Wellsburg: Ernst Craig, of New Cum
berland: Anna Schaefer. Of the Fourth
ward. and the two blind daughters or
d. Pinkus accompanied him.
Mrs. Philip Bachmann, Pauline Koch
and Mrs. e. Discher returned from
their pleasure trip to Europe.
Mrs Frank Hennes and family. OF
the North End, have left for points
down the river.
Mr.. John Roth and wife have left for
West York, Ill., Miss Cora Roth, who
has been visiting here for SIX months
accompanied them home.
Miss Sophia Kramer, Of North Mar
/ ket street. left for Pittsburg 10 act as
| nurse for her sister, who is indisposed.
3 AllSStS AidlIlC anu ANi 20 ''NtN A'--N-''
| left Yesterday for a two weeks visit to
relatives in Pittsburg.
Miss Anna Rehm, of Bridgeport has
been appointed to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Miss Annie Mil
Ter. the teacher at St. James day school.
Miss Martha Schmidt, of Eleventh
street, is indisposed.
Mrs. Charles Menkemiller and
daughters left for visit at Barnes
vile.
Mrs. John Thoenen, of McMechen,
has returned from a visit in Switzer-
land.
Rev. Father Raphael, of the Capu-
chin Order of Monks, has arrived from
Germany. and will be stationed at St.
-Alphonsus Church. He will read his
first mass at this mornings services.
Mrs. Fred Spieker, Of Fourteenth
street. is indispOsed.
Miss Nellie Vaas has returned from
Atlantic City and other Eastern points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Marschner
have returned from six weeks stay
at Fostoria, o.
!. NJ. Hite. of the Seventeenth street