Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-21

Jaeger and family, on Norm Main street
Miss Nettie Graebe has returned from
the country.
Messrs. Henry and Christian Floto
have returned from a business "Trip
through the South.
Rev. Brendel will deliver sermon at
st. Johns church, Martins Ferry, TO-
morrow.
Miss Bertha Baer, of Pittsburg, IS
visiting the family Of Louis SchwalD.
Miss Minnie Lang, Of Cleveland, o.,
is visiting the family of John Schaefer,
Of Bridgeport.
Emma Braun. daughter of Rev. VIM.
Braun, is recovering from scarlet feVer'
Insurance Agent F. C. Meyers has re-
turned from Mt. Clements, Mich.
Mrs. w F. Graebe OF the Elghtn
ward. has returned from GAINESVILLE o.
Miss Flora Andlinger has returned
from New York City, where she spent a
vacation of three weeks.
Mrs. Charles Schmidt and children
are visiting friends in Brooklyn n 7.
Mr.. John Daehn is convalescent from
his illness.
Mr.. James Henderson and wife who
were at Atlantic City, have returned
home.
Misses Maria Fletcher and Nellie
NickOn. of Ellwood, Pa, are the charm
ing guests,of Miss Carrie Miller, OF Mar
ket street.
Miss Leinz, of the Eighth ward, is re-
covering from her illness.
Harry Siebke is indisposed.
w A. Shirley. secretary for the
Wheeling and Citizens Railway Com
panv. is expected to return from Gin
cinnati to-day.
Rev. Father Mauritius, of st. Alphon-
sis church, has returned from Pitts
burg. .,
Miss Jennie Beltz is visiting friends
in the country.
Mrs. Charles Seidles and son VIII
liam are in Toledo, O.. visiting
Mrs. Albert Albnger and daughter
are visiting friends in Canton, o.
Master Roy Mayors, the energetic
Western Union messenger, is home from
2 Two weeks visit with friends in Canaf
Dover, O.
Mrs. Amy Mayors, who has been
visiting in Canal Dover, has departed
for Canton and Massillon.
Messrs. Jas. Larkin and w. Winters
leave this morning to spend several
weeks visiting the Jug Fishing Club at
Middlebourne, w. Va.
JOS. Hasenauer returned from Boston
Mrs. N. Dinger and children are
home from a six weeks visit to Mrs.
Dinger's sister, Mrs. Otto Jaeger, at
Fostoria, o.
Misses Jessie Baggs and Eva Hunter,
of New Martinsville, are visiting on the
Island.
Tlrnteacher Fred Koch, Of Pittsburg,
has returned home.
Henry Amick, of Wellsburg, is in
this city.
Harry Sorg has recovered from q
tedious operation on @is head in the
Wheeling Hospital. He is able TO be
about again.
Mathilda Walter, of Altenheim, is out
after serious illness.
Miss Mollie Beltz has returned u
Pittsburg.
Ed Schaefer. of Schaefer e Driehorst,
is in Nj. Clements.
Charles Kline. formerly of Flaccus
Bros. has a position ith Simon Baer
Sons
Paul Reymann and mother are ex-
pected 10 return from New York City
to-day. The accompanied Mr.. Anton
Reymann. who departed for Europe, as
far as New York.
Mr.. f. Striff. Of Canton, O., will re-
turn to Wheeling and establish a bust
ness on Eleventh street.
Mrs. Rev Nm Ulfert and family left
for Pigeon. O., on a visit Il few days
ago. Rev. VIM. Ulfert will follow them
tomorrow.
Mrs. Rev. p. J. Holm and child have
returned from Reading. Pa.
Messrs. f. ID. Strasser and Frank
Leinz have returned from the Toledo
convention of the glass workers.
Charles Miller is in Marietta TO make
repairs ON the Ben Hur'
Ross McCune. who was injured on
the Fourth of July, is able to be about
again.
Misses Annie and Augusta Spiekes
were visiting friends in Steubenville
last week.
Ferdinand Miller. Of Washington, d.
c.. is visiting Anthony karges, OF the
South Side.
Mrs. Seybold, of North Main street
is very i'll.
Misses Annie Spierke and Louisa Eel
Ter have left for Pittsburg.
A young son of John Wenzel IS ser
iously III.
George Israel. of GAINESVILLE, is visit
ing friends in this city.