Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-03-08
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements of In di
Viduals.

viduals.
Messrs. Kaiser & Klein, two enter
prising and hustling young men OF
Toledo. O., have located in this city,
where they will look after the interest
of the Robinson Thermal Bath Cab
met"
Mrs. David Oberndorph and daughter,
of Baltimore, are visiting at the residence
of JOS. Emsheimer, of North Market street.
Miss Anna Wayman. of Chicago, is Wis
iting Mrs. W W. Thompson, of South
McCouoch street.
Mrs. Bernard Caniffence May of steu-
benville. who has been the guest of Miss
Annie Speaker has returned home.
Miss Rose Garmley, who has been visit
ing Miss Nora O'Brien, has returned home.
Mr. NJ J. Ford returned home after a
pleasant visit with GAINESVILLE, O., friends.
Miss Nora OBrien, of GAINESVILLE, O.. is
the guests of friends on the South Side.
Miss Ida Thurston, of Martins Ferry,
is visiting Miss Hattie Schott, of Upper
Beuwood
Miss Mary Joyce, of the South Side. has
returned home from months visit to
friends in Washington. d. C.
Miss Sarah Flanagan. of Grafton, left
for her home to-day after visiting Mrs.
=. J. Gavin. on Market street.
Miss Anna NJ. Phillips, of Pttsburg. will
spend to-day with her parents on the ISL
and.
VIII Menkemiller is again able to attend
10 his duties
Nick Eisenhauer has left for Marietta to
accept a permanent position.
Mrs. Charles Goetze. of South Eoff street.
is able to be about again
Mr. Charles B. Miller has secured po-
sition as travelling salesman for Louis j.
Miller.
Jacob Kistler, of South Chapline street.
is convalescent
Miss Rose Schweitzer. Of North Market
street. is sick
Lawrence Schenk. of F. Schenk & Sons.
is confined to his bed at the Haskns Hos-
pital with rheumatism.
Rev. Dornblaser has returned TO Spring
field, o.
Rev. P. J. Hob has been presented with
young daughter by his wife.
Mr.. A. NJ. Jolly has returned to Beaver
Falls.
Miss Mathilda Schenk. of the North End.
has returned from Jeanette. Pa.
Mr.. Horace Ridgely. of West Liberty. is
suffering from paralysis.
Charles Mann. who was so painfully
hurt at the Riverside some time ago. is
out again.
Mrs. c.. Whitmyer, of South Chapline
street, is convalescent from her recent i'll
ness.
Mrs. John Bronze. of Caldwens run. is
able TO he about again
Mr.. Burr Watt of the [. s. railway
postal service. is here visiting his parents
on the South Side.
Mr.. Geo. Gray. OF the National Road. is
able 10 be about again.
Mr.. Charles Schrebe is recovering from
an epileptic attack.
Mr. Henry Hess. Of c. Hess & Sons. left
for Ashville y. c., where his wife gave
birth to bouncing baby hoy.
Mr. Peter Dierlnger. who was so seri-
ously injured by a runaway horse. is
somewhat better.
Mr.. Henry Kiel. Of Pleasant Valley, Is
suffering with a sprained back
Charles Becker. who was injured at the
La Belle mill several days ago. is getting
along very well.
Mr.. Charles Horstmann. of the Schmul-
bach Brewing Company. leaves next Tues
day for Mt. Clemans. Mich.
Mr. Fred Kochert. of the North End.
who was injured at the Whitaker iron
works, is getting along nicely.
Mr. John Wolf, Of Grand View. is very
in with dropsy.
Miss Nettie Gahman returned 10 Cam
eron. W. Va.
Miss Annie Siebright. Of Market street.
is indisposed.
Miss Mary Esterday. of Weusourg. has
returned home after pleasant visit
Mr.. John Burkhart, of Manchester, is
indisposed.
Rev. Father Mauritius. of St. Alphonsus
Church has left for Mt. Summit. Pa, for
the benefit of his health.
Mrs. Louis Redel. of South Eof street.
has recovered from two weeks illness.
Col August Rolf. who has been indis-
posed for six weeks. is able to be out
again.
Mrs John Ehrle is suffering with the
grip.
DR.. C. L. Hill is able to be out again.
Mr.. John Eng,e. of Steubenvlle. who
was in the city a few days, returned home.
Mr.. Charles Neubauer. the physical In
s,ructor of the Wheeling Turner'S Society.
is iudiSposed.
Charles Klapproth. Of Morgantown. who
has been visiting his parents on Seven
teenth street. has returned to Morgantown.
Wilson Husey and Charles Bow
man, both Wash-Jeff students, we're in
town yesterday calling on friends.