Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-14

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Mrs. J. w. Smith, of Nineteenth
street is on the sick list.
John Wallace is home from the State
University at MorgantOwn.
Miss Marie Boes, Of Wood street, is
confined to her bed with grippe.
Mrs. T. H. Hoge and Mrs. Louise
Haller left for Cambridgcboro Springs,
Pa.
MIR. Ed. Schaefer and II. T. Behrens
have returned from the Pittsburg Saen-
gerfest.
Mr.. Louis schwalb, the Main street
saloonist, left for the St. Louis con-
vention.
Mrs. J. w. Clark, Of St. .C,airsvihe, is
spending two weeks With relatives in
this city.
Mr.. George Marcus is at home from
the regular army visiting his friends
and parents.
Frank Kuglen, OF the Wood Bros
Planning Mill Co., is suffering from an
attack CT appendicitis.
Mr.. Anthony Smith, who has been Wis
iting friends in this city, has returned
to his home in Buffalo.
Us. Kate Shipley, Of North Market
street, is spending few weeks with
friends near Clarendon, o.
Mr.. R. ]. Davis avd daughter, Miss
Jennie, spent feU days with relatives
near Rosby's Rack, w. Va.
Miss Lillian Ostermann, of the Ma
tional Road, has left for a four weeks
visit to friends in Cincinnati.
Judge Burchinal, one of the leading
business men of Warrington, was in the
city for 4 short time yesterday.
C. II. Smith, Of TIE Drummond To-
bacco Company, is home again, after
three months trip to the East
Mr. Berge McCardel, of Rosby's Rock,
who has been on the sick list fer a lew
weeks, is able to be in the city a few
days.
Mr. ard Mrs. Will Johnson. Jr.. have
returned, after a two weeks visit with
friends at Barnesville and Bailey's
Mills, o.
Miss Naegele, who has been visiting
at the residence Of Mr.. Louis Haller, Of
the East End, has returned to her home
in Montana.
F. D. Snyder, Of Stone G Thomas, loft
yesterday on the B. & o. TO spend a week
or ten days with relatives and friends
at Lamira, o.
Mr. G. Z. Hildebrand. Mr.. Henry Sea-
bright and son and Mrs. John Beck left
: for St. Louis, TO be present during the
convention week.
Prof C. E. Citizens, Of Franklin Col
lege, has been elected superintendent OF
the Wellsburg schools, vice John Walter
Mitchell, resigned
Mrs. Herman Rolf of the South Side,
and Mrs Minehart, of the Island, who
have been visiting friends at Mata-
moras. have returned home.
Mr.. Addison Israel has returned from
Louisville Pa, where he attended the
session of the directors of the Orphans
Home Of the English Lutheran church.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Egger left over the
B. & O. Friday night for 81. Louis, to
visit his brother and to take in the
sights of the tornado and the National
Convention.
Mr.. Charles Hartmann, of the South
Side. has accepted the position vacated
by Harry Scheuher in the German
Bank, who resigned and left for La
La Crosse, Wise.
Mrs. Sue L. Fawcett and son, who
have been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Murdock of North Market
street. for the last six weeks. returned
home to Kingwood last evening.
FRANKIE Hearne and family sailed
from Southampton on the 12tl inst. and
will arrive at New York next Friday,
the 18th. Their many friends hope for
a safe and speedy voyage homeward.
Mr.. Robert Nesbtt. of the firm Of
Nesto.tt & Bro, will leave for New
York about the middle of the week. and
will sail next Saturday on the Cam
pania for an European tour. While
abroad he will visit Belfast, his old
home.