Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-21
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle of the Movements of Indi-

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nicely.
Mrs. Diehl, Of the East End, is on
the sick list.
Miss Geneva Kies is visiting friends
at Baileys Nils.
Miss Emma Miller is visiting friends
| at Barnesyiie, Ohio.
Miss Lillian Welty of the North End
| is confined 10 her room i'll.
lIr. H. Remhoff. CT BOggs Run, is
visiting friends in ST. Louis.
AIr. Henry Neuhart, of the Second
ward, IS confined 10 his room.
Bernie Diefenbach, who was scalded
painfully, is recovering nicely.
Mrs. Charles Oliver. OF the North End,
IS confined 70 her bed very i'll.
Mics Lottie Poul.on, of GAINESVILLE.
/ Ohio. is visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Seamon, of Union
town, Pa, are visiting friends in the
city
Miss Rose West is the charming Wis
itor of Miss Olga Roller, OF the North
End.
Mr.. George Hart. the popular motor
man, is very dangerously i'll with brain
fever.
Mr.. J. c. Kehrer, Of Burlington, o.,
was in the city several days visiting
friends
Mr.. John T. Martin. of Cleveland O.,
is in the city representing the Catholic
Universe.
Mrs. Charles Meyer,of the South Side,
is convaleScent from her Illness of sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. C. Schneider leaves tomorrow for
LitJleton. W. Va. for a several weeks
stay with friends.
Mr.. George Eidemiller Of the North
End. IS in New Mardnsvine visiting
friends for several days.
Mr.. Arnold Johnson, who is located
at Monogah, w. Va, is at home visit
ing his friends and parents.
Mr.. Albert Schenk, OF the firm OF
+. SChenk & Sons, has returned from a
business "Trip 10 New York
Mr.. Daniel Dean has resigned his po-
si,ion as shipping clerk at the Superior
works in North Wheeling.
Mrs. Media Morgan, OF Wheeling, Wis
tied her husbands mother Mrs Ander-
son Deis this week in Wellsburg.
Miss Annie Ehrle.Of the Eighth ward.
left for Pittsburg this morning, for a
several DAYS visit with friends.
Mr.. Edward Marshner. who has been
visiting friends at COrapOlis, Pa, for
the PAST week. has returned home.
To
LETT. Of the East End. went to Sisters
Vile 70 visit friends for several days.
Mrs. Chas. z. VanKeuren left yester-
day morning for Cambridgeboro
Springs. Pa. for a two weeks sojourn.
Mr.. and Mrs N;chae! Roth. of the
South Side. left for West York. ILL.,, TO
spend The entire summer with friends.
Mrs. Phillip Abinger. OF the East
End. who has been on the sick list for
three weeks. is able 10 be about again.
Mr.. Fred Happy. the efficient mana
ger of Remnants brewery, is in Can
ION. o.. arranging matters at Rey
maru's lake.
Messrs. Ernest and August VOss, the
theological students, who delivered sew
e-al sermons here, have returned 10
! Cincinnati. their home.
Mr. p. J. Gavin, wife and son. Joe
who have been spending several weeks
in NV York, Philadelphia and Balti-
more. have returned home.
Mr.. Henry Rehm, the well-knOwn
butcher. residing on the ST. Ciairsville
pike. is able to be out again after sew
eral weeks siege of rheumatism.
er1 % nd oh
le1, for an outing in the mountains.
Mr.. Howard accompanied his wife. but
VIII return tonight or in the morn
ing.
Fred. ". Taylor, his mother, and
brother. ROlin TAYLOR, left yesterday
20 attend the session of the Photo
grapheus' Association. at Chautauqua,
y. Y.
Mrs. Charles VillwOck. Of Cleveland,
| O.. who was called to the bedside Of her
son Robert. has returned home. as the
condition Of her son has improved very
much
Mrs. William Ulfert. wife of the min
lister Of St. Johns conregation. accom-
panied By her Two children. lett for
PiQua, O.. to spend some time with rel
| aJ.ves.
Mr.. John Bremen. son Of the South
Side cigar maker. who has been attend
Ing the school for the deaf and blind at
ROmney. W. Va. has returned home
with very good record for the past
year
Mrs. s. Mason and daughter, Miss
/ Clara, len. for P.ttsburg. where they
will meet the Misses Ode Lingemann
and Kate Widebusch and Mrs. Louis
Haller and leave for a several weeks
stay ar CambridgepOrt, Pa, springs.
The many friends OF Prof Scheufier.
t who is located az Lacrosse, Wis. will
be panied to learn chat he was COM
| PEELED to undergo a very serious oper-
alton in the hospital in that city. Con-
/ sidering The seriousness of the opera
ton. he is resting as well as can be ex-
| pected.
Miss Ella Clator. the charming daugh-
ter of John K. Clator, who has been at
tending the West Virginia Conference
Seminary az Buckhsnnon. ". Va, ac-
companied by Miss Irene Sheats, of
Grafton, W. Va. has returned home.
Miss Sheats Will spend several DAYS
| with Miss Clator at her country home.