Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04

ed home Friday from an extended trip
through California, Texas and New Mex.
leo.
Michael Reilly, Esq. and wife have re-
turned home from an extensive Southern |
trip Mr.. Reilly is highly pleased with |
Florida.
Mr.. Willard Acker, of the East Side, has
sold his grocery business and intends leaV-
ing for Missouri this week where he ex-
poets TO locate.
Miss Nellie Logan, Of Moundsville, is
spending q few days in this city at the
home of her friend, Miss Bertha Zevely, on
Eighteenth street.
Mr.. j. NJ. Bellville has removed ftom
North Main street to the fine residence
formerly occupied by Prof. W. 81. Ander.
son, at Beech Bottom.
Misses Annie Miller and Mamie Marsh,
two fscinatiug young Bellaire ladies, were
the guests last week Of Miss Lucy Robin
GOD, of the East End.
Messs. J. Vance and Edward STAINS
bury, prominent insurance aojusters OF
Cincinnati, O., are in the city on business
and are qusrteredat the Mcclure.
J Mr.. Andrew Mckee, formerly with Hsz-
lett, Wheat & Hays, left on Thursday for
Philadelphia, where be will embark in the
grocery business with his brother.
The many friends of Gen. W. 81. q,
Flick, the genial U. s. District Attorney,
will regret to learn that he is in failing
health, caused from dropsical affection
Mrs. McIlwaine aud daughters, Misses
Mamie and Katie. will leave the latter part
of this month for Mountain Lake Park
where they have taken cottage for the
: summer.
Mr.. Walter Wheat, Of the Eighth ward
. lett Tuesday night for Kansas on pros
uecting tour. If pleased with the country
be will dispose OF his bakery and remove
his family there.
Messrs. G. W. Conner and E. ]. Ston'
J left Wednesday for Mountain Lake Park
l. to attend meeting of the Board OF Diret
Q tors of the Association, at which arrange
II ments will be made for the summer sessol
IS at the Park.
,. Daniel L. Heiskell goes on the ros'
d again this week as salesman for the juno
ton works at MiDgo. For the past ion
months Mr.. Heiskell has been working il
10 the Riverside nail works learning tn
It trade of mailer.
d Mr.. Otto Schulz will leave for Europ
e on Monday, May 3rd, and it is understoo.
j. that By request of his many friends he vii
a appear once more in selection OF neV
comic recitstions, assisted by Wheeling
best local talent.
d DR.. Geo. l. Garrison, who has just r.
y, ceived his diploma as Doctor OF Med
n cine" from the Jefferson Medical CoIleg'
"a of Philadelphia, will arrive home to-day
a His many friends will be glad to see blu
back TO his field Of labor.
Mr.. s. P. Hildreth has returned from
II six weeks visit 10 California, and says b
- is delighted with the country. Mrs. hi
&c dreth will remain in the Golden State 70
six weeks or two months, and is bein
greatly benefited by the climate.
., Mrs. Nellie Sweeney Palmer returne
" home from Fairmont on Wednesday lat
to study under Signor dAuris. In an II
tervew with Miss Emma Abbot at Pitt
burg, that lady advised Mrs. Palmer
n study for the operate stage, and it
understood che will do so.
in Capt. John ID. Sweeney and wife r
turned Wednesday, after an absence
10 over FIVE months from the city. The
. have taken rooms at the Stsmm Hous
- They have been in New Orleans lare
:" portion of the time that they have bee
absent. Capt Sweeney has been lookiu
u ont tor work for the firm OF Sweeney
Son and seeing the country at the san
We time.