Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-02

New York. February 1.-E. p. Wheat
is at the Broadway Central; B. Kraus at
the Imperial. and j. A. Topping at the
Grand Hotel
Special to the Register.
Washington, d. c.. February w. B.
NcMechen is at the Ebbitt House, and
C. w. Daley, Of Elkins, at Brewers
Hotel
Miss Lena EHg is visiting in Park
ersburg.
Mr.. Charles schenk, Of Fulton, is in
disposed
Miss Carrie Miller has returned from
EllWOOd, Pa.
Mr. John Wolf, Of Grand View, has a
relapse of dropsy.
Rev. A. w. Werder is convalescent
from the gripp.
Max Hess. of Pleasant Valley, is
able to be out again.
Mr.. Stephen Waterhouse, ST., Of the
Eighth ward, is seriously ILL.,
Howard Dueber. of Manchester, IS
suffering with a sprained ankle.
Mr.. Adolph Bott and wife were in
Wellsburg during the past week.
Louis Hundt, of the South Side Is
visiting his brother at st. John, Kas.
Miss Ida HOFFMAN. of Fifteenth street,
is recovering from her indisposluon-
Miss Bessie Hanes, of North Main
street. is visiting friends in Pittsburg
Thomas Allen, of Glenn Easton, is
the guest Of friends on the South Sde.
Mr.. ]. Daugherty and daughter, Miss
Cora will leave this week for CleVe-
land.
Miss Mollie Hook leaves for Two
months visit with friends at PITTS
burg to-day.
Miss Minnie Huff, who has been Wis
iting Miss Mamie Jones, OF the flrsl
ward. has returned to her home al
Steubenville.
william steadman, Of Sixteenth
stroet will leave in a few days for Los
Angeles, Cal.
Miss Minnie Wassmann, of Bellaire'
has been visiting friends here lor lhe
past few days.
Miss Emma Nielaender, OF Pittsourg.
&C. visiting Miss Pauline Bertschy, oil
the North End
Albert Koch. a well known Nortn
wheeling glass blower, is seriously III
with pneumonia.
George Haislop, who was shot III ..' vi,
t,i1, connie of weeks ago, IS IN yer!
serious condition.
Rev. p. q. D0epken has resigned Iii. .,.s
Dosition as pastor OF the FarAeIsO"l o
Lutheran Church.
Annie the daughter OF CnaIl .''7
r-I1in of tbe North End, is suffering
with typhoid fever.
Mr. Alb. SadIer a well known resi-
In of the North End. is visiting reid'
tflves. at Proctor. w. VA. .,
Miss Bertha carl. of the EighJh
,.ard returned from Fostorla' ono
where She was visiting her sister
charles Vogel. manager of the Steau-
1,eDvilra Opera House was ln Jne Guy
several DAYS during the past week
Miss Kate Kennedy who has beer
VISITING friends ON Chaplihe street re-
turned to her home in PlttsDuIg yes.
terday. ,.
wiIbur son of John Heinlein, who
hos heen confined to- his room from an
i.irr- sustained by fall, is conVd-
lesceut
Miss Mary Church, a popular youn=
lodv Of the North End who has beer
visiting friends at Wellsburg, mas re
turned home. ,-.,..-.,,
Mr. JosDer A. smith. the well known
brfcl, manufacturer, of New CumDeI-
land w. Va. was in the city on OusI-
F ness yesterday.
Can't. b. B. DOvener has returned
from Moundsville, where ne was az
tending to- business. He left last nlgh'
for Washington, ID. c.
William Crosby, engineer Of the city
electric light plant, has recovered IRON
n three weeks sick spell He VIII re-
sumo his duties tomorrow.
Misses Lydia Foster and Maud Hen
neman. two charming young ladies' o
North Wheeling. have returned from
soiourn with friends at Fulton.
Frank e. Munger, ESQ., Supreme
Secretary Empire Knights Of Relief
will arrive in the city this morning anC
will be a guest Of the windsor Hotel
While riding down Eoff street on
bicvcle Thursday afternoon. John Drill
Ter, of the South Side, was thrown iron
the wheel and received some sever
F scratches.
Mr.. A. e. Scheehle. the North Mail
street druggist, is building a fine resi-
/ dence and business house near mis- pros
ent location. The new building viii D.
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