Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-10
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements Of Inii
viduals.

Daily Chronicle OF the Movements of indi
viduals.
The Central Club, of the South Side,
will give a dance at Central Hall Non
day evening, November 1lth.
The Panhandle Club will meet this
afternoon at two o'clock at their nall TO
make arrangements for their ball 10 be
given on November 18th.
William Curren. of Benwood, left yes
terday for Glovers Gap, on receipt OF a
telegram announcing the serious illness
of his father-in-law.
Miss Anna Smith of the South Side,
is lying critically ill, and her death Is
expected at any time.
Mrs. Geo. II. Ebeling, Of the South
Side is the guest of friends at Bellaire
James Corners. of East Liverpool,
who has been visiting friends on the
South Side the past week, returned
home yesterday.
p. !. Carman. of East Richland, was
the guest Of his brother-in-law, PROF. r..
II. Crago. Of South Jacob street, Friday
night. He brought with him wagon
load Of apples, which he gave the Pro-
fessor. and they were beauties.
Miss Maud Norrington, Of the Island
will leave for Lorain tomorrow morn
ing.
Phillip Schnupp, Of Eighteenth street
IS indisposed
William Becker and Edward KAISER
mann. of FOrty-third street, have re-
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down the river.
John Schenk. Esq, left for New York
on a pleasure trip.
Miss Olga Roller WI return from
Pittsburg to-day.
MI and Mrs Adolph Bot were in
Wellsburg last week.
Miss Annie Beuter Of Wellsburg, VINO
has been visiting Mrs. John Emig, OF
the South Side, returned home.
2. A. Blum, the Eighth ward grocer,
and A. c.. Frohme were in P.-tsburg
during the past week.
Mrs. Louis Schwalb and daughters
have returned from st. Louis, Mo-, after
five weeks absence.
Rev William Braun is n Buffalo, n.
Y. on business
Miss Lille Braun, daughter Of Rev.
Braun. returned to Cleveland, Ohio
Albert Jones, the mail carrier, IS again
able to resume his duties.
Charles Schaub, Charles and Conrad
Weiss, who were in last Sundays dis
aster, returned to Pittsburg.
Mrs. Lindermann, of South Wood
street IS indigpOSpd
Mrs. A. c.. Fisher, who has been on
the sick list for some time past, is able
10 be about again.
Fred Heinrichs, of Fourteenth street,
returned from 'Fairmont w. Va.
Mr. Charles Weimer left for Niles, o.,
to accept q situation.
Miss Annie SpierkO has returned from
aster, have returned to Pittsburg.
David Kull has returned from Mt.
Clemans. Mich, where he has been so
jcurning some time for the benefit of
his health
Mrs. Adam StOcller of the Eighth
ward. who has been visiting friends and
relatives I'm Washington Pa, during the
past week returned home yesterday.
Mr. Louis Pockel Of the FIRST ward.
left for Burkhart Station, Ohio, On a
visit.
Gctleib Schach and wife returned
from a visit TO P.ttsburg.
Mr. Raymond Seabright returned
from Atlanta, Ca, where he attended
he Southern Exposition.
Rev r. @. DOepken. who has been an
pointed the new pastor CT the Parkers-
burg Protestant Church, VIII be install
ed by Rev Werder, Of this city, on No
vember nth.
Henry Schoeman, who has been
spending several days among local
friends, returned to his home i'm Steu-
benville, Ohio
Mss Maryhad,ot IN g Willy uzt?2
Miss Mary, daughter of Mr. l.. c..
'Stiiel, who has been visiting friends and
relatives In st. Louis, returned home a
few days ago.
Andrew j. Habig. the Sixth ward
grocer, has accepted position as drum
mer for Z8rntz Bros.
Mr.. Conrad Apple. Of Coal street. Is on
The sick list,
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Potter and Miss
Georgia Meyers have returned home
from a vist 20 the Atlanta Exposition.
Miss Mary Feiock, of the East End.
left last Wednesday week for a visit to
friends in GAINESVILLE and Miltonsburg.
Ohio.
Charles Kuehlborn, assistant dis
patcher at the Wheeling street car
barns, was at New Martinsyille yester-
day visiting his mother.
George Zoeckler is lying seriously III
IL his home 9t Fulton.