Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-03-22
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements OF Ind.
VidualS.

Daily Chronicle of the Movements OF Ind
vduals.
Patrick Davis, the motorman who
was seriously hurt while at work last
Sunday, is reported to be improving.
Philip Dixon, of Pittsburg, is visiting
his parents on the South Side.
Mr. Edward Miller, an employee at the
Warwick pottery, left for Savannah,
Ga, last night
The seven-year-old daughter of
Squire Schultze is lying i'll at her home.
Dr. j. II. Pipes has begun the use Ct
anti-toxine in consumption cases.
Mrs Aaron Porter, of the South Side,
a wei known Is. & o. railroad man, is i'll
at his home on Twenty ninth street.
Mrs. John BlattneT, of South Chap
line street, is lying seriously i'll.
Lena, the seven-year-Old daughter Of
August Fromhe, is lying i'll at her home
on the corner of Thirty-third and Chap
line streets.
DR.. w. e. Stathers is ous again, after
a few days illness
Mr.. w. F. Graebe, a solicitor for the
Standard Insurance Company, is lying
i'll at his home on Jacob street.
Mrs. \. Nicholas, Of Sixteenth
street, is indisposed
Mrs. John P5arr, of Pleasant Valley,
is seriously ILL.,
Miss Emma Schmidt, of Eoff street,
is suffering with the grip.
Mrs. Granger, mother Of the news
boy who was killed at Grafton, is very
i'll.
Mr.. Charles Burt, of the South Side,
is indisposed.
Mr.. c. Alexander, of Twenty-siXth
street, who has been suffering with
typhoid fever, is convalescent.
Mr.. Joseph Weis, OF South Eoff
street, is suffering from a fail several
days ago.
Miss Juna Mcintyre, Of Brilliant, O.,
is visiting the family of Louis HartOng
on Eoff street
Rev. Herman Haass, of st. Paurs
congregation, is confined to his bed i'll
and unable 10 attend to his ministerial
duties.
Mr.. Albert Schenk is in the interior
Of the State on business
The entire family Of Charles Bressler
is sick
Rev. c. L. Boecele, OF ST. Mathews
congregation. BenwOod. has recovered
and VIII be able to conduct services
this morning.
Mr.. c. d. FIleiner, Of Moundsville,
who was visiting here several days has
returned home.
Rev. William Ulfert. Of st. johns
congregation, is suffering from a re-
lapse and will be unable TO conduct
services this morning.
Mr.. Ollie Dailer OF the North End, is
indisposed
George Ehrle, Of the Eighth ward, is
able to be out again.
William Marsh, who has been suffer-
ing with typhoid fever for the past
nine weeks, is recovering nicely.
W. b. Howell has returned from a
business trip through the south.
Charles Schaub, Of Giassport, Pa,
who was visiting his parents in this
city, returned to G!assport.
Prof George Fuess has recovered
from rheumatism.
Henry Riester. of the National Road,
left for Brilliant O.
Miss Mollie Hook, Of Pittsburg, is
visiting friends here
Mr.. Emil Bieler has returned to
Pittsburg.
Mrs. Miller. of Lea-herwoOd, is suf-
fering from The effects OF a very bad
fall several days ago.
Rev. Fathers McDermOtt and Leo
have returned from St. Joseph, Mar
shall county
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goetz and Miss
Matilda Koehler have departed on a
pleasure trip trip TO Germany.
Louis COlmar, Jr., of the "Staats
Zeiuung," has returned from Pittsburg.
Mr. Henry Wurster, of the National
Read who is suffering with q broken
leg, is recovering nicely.
Mr.. Charles Schrebe is suffering
from second paraiytic stroke.
James Weir has returned home from
Garrett. Indiana.
Myles McGrail, of the South Side. is
recovering slowly. His leg is in very
bad condition.
Mr.. Paul zimmerman, of Baltimore,
is in the city on business.
Mr. Robert Miller. of Seventeenth
street, is very low with consumption
Mr. w. F. Lewis left for Florida for
the benefit of his health.
Miss Katie Sauyageot spent a few
days in Moundsyille last week. She
went there to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Higgs, which took place yesterday.
Mr.. H. w. Hughes will sing Rossinfs
Pro Peccatis at the verper services at
st. Joseph's Cathedral
Mrs. Charles Cunningham and Mrs.
Jessie Wells departed for Baltimore on
Thursday. the former to have her eyes
attended to by DR. Chisolm
Messrs. Sam and Leo Brilles. of this
city. who have been attending college
at Wooster Ohio have returned home
to spend a few days.
W!Ais 59Her and family, OF Fairmont,
are at the Windsor, en- route to Ken
lucky.
Thursday March 18th. 1886, Mrs. c.
w. Cunningham and Mrs. Jesse Wells,
of North Wheeling, went on a visit to
Baltimore, Nd.
August Schubert has returned from
a two weeks visit with friends in Cleve-
land.
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