Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-04-12

Mr.. OOnIdu " like Is S6IlOuSlg III.
Mr.. Harry Siebke is dangerously i'll.
Mr.. Jacob Boes, of Wood street, is
indispOsed.
Mr.. August Rippel has returned TO
Sistersville.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams are in
Washing1 ION.
Mr.. Charles Schaub has returned to
Glasspor,, Pa.
Mr.. Charles Smith has returned from
Washington, Pa.
Mr.. c. Schnepf was in Pittsburg dur
ing the past week.
Miss Emma Smith, of Eoff street, is
recovering slowly.
Mrs. Andrew Stuck. of the South
Side, is seriously i'll.
Mr.. German Maurer. of the North
End. is on the sick list
A child of Jacob Eberhard, of the
South Side, is seriously i'll.
Mr.. Fred Hanke has returned from a
business trip through Ohio. i
Mrs. Nolte. mother of H. F. Nolte,
the grocer is dangerously i'll.
Mr.. Nelson Cecil leaves for the East
tomorrow on business trip.
George A. Huntington, of the Intelh-
gencer. is IN Washington City.
Mr.. VI. f. BaeShar has returned from
a business "trip through the State
Mrs. Jacob Eichenbrod of the South
Side, is suffering with rheumatism.
Mr.. Louis Brinkmann is unable to
work on account of very sore hand.
President Cecil Robinson. of the La
Belle Iron Works, Aas returned home.
The ive-year-old child Of VIM.
NolJe, of Upper BenwOod, is seriously
i'll.
Mr.. John Arbenz. of ChillcOthe, O.,
is in the city visiting friends and rela-
tives.
Mr.. J. W. Bel,z. who has been i'll for
the past eight months is recovering
nicely.
Mrs. S. Mason. of Market street, who
has been indisposed, is recovering
nicely.
Prosecuting Attorney John A. How
ard arrived home from New York yes
terday.
Mrs. John Kohm and Miss Wal
burg Kohm are in Cleveland, o., visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. Anna Sihler has returned from
a weeks visit in Pittsburg and Nc
KeespOrt. Pa.
James McCurdy, who is suffering
with rheumatism, was removed 10 the
City Hospital.
Mr.. Marshall Weaver of the North
End. is convalescent from a bad attack
of typhoid fever.
Jack" Devinney has accepted a po-
sition as machinist at the McMechen !
shops Of the B. & o.
Professor 5. Meyer, formerly Of the
St. Alphonsus church, will leave in
few days for Europe.
Mrs. Amelia Beck and Miss May Kur-
ner have returned from an extended
visit 10 Pittsburg friends.
Mrs. Julia Sternberger, nee Hork-
heimer. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Meier. on Chapline street.
Mr.. George Schaffer and Peter WEIGH
both of Moundsville. are in the city Wis
iting friends and relatives.
Mr.. Dave Kraus, of Kraus Bros, re-
turned Yesterday from an extended bus
mess trip to New York City.
Conductor George Hartmann, Of the
street car line. has returned from a
weeks visit in Harrisville, o.
Mr.. Jacob Eidemiller, of the North |
End. has accepted a position with the
North Wheeling Bottle Works.
Phillip Wurster. of the L. S. army, |
stationed at a Texas post, is visiting
friends and relatives in this city.
Mr.. Edward Kassermann, the car
riage manufacturer of Forty-third
street, is suffering with the grippe
Mrs. Heuerstern. Of Lazearville, ". |
Va, is in the city attending to Mrs. !
Bromer. of Caldwell's run, who is very
i'll.
Professors Summers and Nelson and |
Mr.. W F. PAUL attended the conven- !
ton of the musicians at Washington, |
d. c.
Rev. Father Anastacious, of the Ca |
puchin order of Monks, left for Rome, /
to attend the General Assembly of the
order
Miss Emma Weymann, who has been
in rhe city attending the Thompson
wedding, returned to her home in
Chicago,
Mr.. Jos. Meier. president of the
Wheeling Mattress Company, has To-
Gated permanently here with his fam
lily at No. 1925 Chapline street.
Mrs. W. p. Thompson left yesterday
for her home at Red Bank, n. J., after
a visit to Mrs. Judge Thompson, out the
National pike.
Mr.. Benjamin Dunlap, Jr., of North /
Wheeling, left for Columbus Ohio, las, |
week. where he will join the Lone Star
Specially Company
Miss Ella Mitchell and Mrs. Gertrude |
McClelland. of this city, are in Wash /
ingtOn. Fa. where they are TO take part |
in an entertainment to be given there |
the coming week.
Mr.. Charles Otte, father Of Chief |
Deputy Sheriff George S. Ooe, is visit
ing his friends and relatives in this
city. Mr. Otte is located on a fine farm
near s. Joseph, Mo.
Mrs. William P. Thompson and |
niece. Miss Lena Thompson. returned |
TO New York Yesterday. AFTER spending
a week with Mrs. Judge Thompson, who |
is slowly recovering from her affection /
Rev. Schlagdenhauer, Of the Luther /
an church viii preach the sermon at |
lions church this morning. TO-mor- !
row he will depart for New York to |