Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movements of Indi
Viduals.


viduals.
Edna, daugher of Geo. Cook, Of
Bridgeport, who was operated on at the
Wheeling Hospital, is getting along
well, and will be brought home in a
few days.
Misses Cenci Feinler, Anna Thomas
and Bertha Helm will attend the Wset
Liberty alumni banqut this week.
Miss Teenie Schafer of the Island,
will spend the latter part OF this week
in Pittsburg.
Mr.. Charles Dick. of the East End,
is confined TO his room sick
John Horer, Esq, of the Fourth
ward, was in Pittsburg for a few days
during the past week.
Ir. John Kuehlborn, Of South Jacob
street, is visiting friends in Pittsburg.
Mr. Martin Korrell, who has been Ill
for the past six weeks, is able TO be
about again.
Mrs. Rodman, the aged mother of
John Rodman. of the Sixth ward, is
very i'll and not expected to recover.
Mrs. H. Serge, of Sixteenth street, is
recovering from lingering illness.
Miss Marie Seyler, of the Eighth
ward, has returned TO Sherack, n. Y.
Mrs. Jacob Leiner. of Pittsburg, VINO
is visiting her daughter. Mrs J. NJ.
Meiss, of South CRapline street, is very
i'll.
John Bremen, son,of Conrad Bremen,
Marie Schaefer. and two daughters of
II. Pinkus. returned from Romney, w.
Va, where they were attending the
school for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind
during the past year.
Mrs. Anton Emmerth, wife of the
solicitor of the Pittsburg Volksblatt, is
visiting the family of Nh John En-
merth.
Rev Hermann Haass, of st. Paul's
Protestant Church, of the Eighth ward,
is dangerously i'll.
Lindsay Carney, of Fulton, Il suffer-
ing with a Fracture of the left arm.
Rev. William Braem has returned
from Cleveland, where he attended the
commencement of Calvin Theological
College.
Mr.. Henry Happy, son Of Fred Harry,
is visiting his father on Sixteenth
street.
Carl Lang. who has been attending
college at Ithaca, n. Y, arrived home
to spend his vacation.
Father Gerhard, of st. Vincent's Col
lege. Latrobe, Pa, is visiting his sister
Mrs. Chas. Klein. of the North End.
Joseph Ries, of the North End, is in
disposed.
Charles eBntz. of the National Road.
is confined to his room.
Edward Yaeger, Of the National Road,
is convalescent.
Mr.. George Klein. son of Chas. Klein,
of the First ward, has returned from St
Vincent College.
Mr.. Joseph Hamilton. wife and two
sons of East End, Pittshurg. were In
the city last week, visiting Mrs. John
Finger. of North Main street, and Mrs.
Jacob Wolf. of Forty-third street.
Mrs. George Langgraph has returned
home from a short visit 70 her mother,
Mrs. Jacob Wolf
Mrs. Alonzo aGtes and son are in
Clarington. visiting relatives.
While mentioning the names OF the
different visitors to this city, the name
of W. A. Cooke, ESQ, should not be
missed. Mr.. Cooke is the principal
member of the well known firm Of
Cooke Cobb & Co, of New York City,
and is visiting James Hammond, on
Zane street. He has been coming on a
visit to Wheeling regularly for several
years. He is a jolly good fellow al
WAYS in for having a good time
wherever he goes, and has made host
of friends in Wheeling who are always
pleased and delighted to see him. He
will remain in the city about two
weeks.
J. s. Riley. representing the Supreme
Council. L. c. T., is in the city on busi-
ness.
Miss Rose Handler, Of Wheeling, w.
Va. and Misses Mary and BERTHE Kirch
ner. of Greggsville, attended the West
Liberty commencement on Friday.
Mr.. w. A Cook, of Brooklyn, n. Y, is
visiting Mr.. James Hammond on the
Island.
DR.. c. A. wingerter left yesterday
afternoon over the Panhandle for New
York.
VIM. Wolf, brakeman on the B. &
O.. will spend to-day in Pittsburg.
Mrs. Wolf accompanied him.
J. D. Dubois Of the Wheeling Steel
and Iron Company, Cecil A. Robinson,
of the La Belle Iron and Steel Com
pany, and W. L. Glessner, ofsthe Laugh