The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-08
PERSONAL NOTES.

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PERSONAL NOTES.
Going and Coming Of Wheeling
People and Visitors.
Charles Kaiser, OF 1864 Noble street.
Bellaire, arrived home last night from
u three months tour OF Europe. He
landed at New York from the Oceanic
onyAugust .. after delightful voyage.
While absent Mr.. Kaiser travelled In
France, England. Ireland and Scotland.
He visited his father, mother, sisters
and brothers In Germany. He ascended
the Jungfrau, md passed ten days ut
the exposition In Paris. He says: ut
Is somewhat inferior duplicate Of our
Worlds Fair at Chicago. 1t excels In
the art department. The American dis
play of machinery Is about seven miles
from the fair itself, which causes much
dissatisfaction. Pari3 Is 4 great city.
but the average American cannot en-
Joy 1t because Of the high cost OF llv-
ing and the expense OF transportation.
We think that the day Of the horse Is
over, but In Paris ne Is only In his in
fancy. The common mode of getting
around Is In buses, cabs and double
decker cars pulled by horses.
Germany Is the leading country In
Europe, because 1t Is adopting Ameri-
can machinery and American ways. /
am, foreigner by birth. but an Ameri-
can by adoption, with all my heart aud
soul. AS soon as saw my parents and
brothers and sisters wanted TO return
to America, md got so homeaicls that
come back some weeks sooner than
I had expected" IS
James L. Hawley, a prominent bust
ness man and capitalist OF Wheeling,
w. Va, has just returned home after q
ten days visit to Niagara Falls. Mr..
Hawley came here primarily for the
purpose Of looking over a tract Of land
in which he Invested $4,000 three years
ago. and he was SO well pleased with
the growth in value of the property
that he has tied up several other de-
sirable pieces in the city.
Mr.. Hawley Is looked upon as one OF
the s!rewdest real catate investors in
the country. and the care lie uses In
making his purchases IS shown In the
fact that the entire ten days were taken
up In carefully examining all OF the
desirable LOTIONS in the city. He
conducted his examination very quietly,
and the owners Of the property he has
selected did not know that he was
looking after 1t until he asked for the
prices.
Mr.. Hawley is quoted as saying thnt
no city in the country offers more ad-
vantages for investment in real estate
than Niagara Falls. He is willing to
back his opinion by making still furth-
er Investment. Niagara Falls people
VIII be pleased to hear such pleasant
words, and will welcome Mr.. Hawley
to the city.-Niagara Falls IN. W Ga
'zette.
o. c. Bradley. OF Huntington, Is at
the stamm.
J. a. Forninger. OF Warrington, is at
the Mcclure.
Clyde Cochran, of Grandview, Ohio.
is In the city.
i j. f. Cree. of wellsburg. is at the
Grand Central.
DR.. ]. A. Campbell left for Parkers-
burg yesterday.
c. w. Watson, OF Fairmont, is n bust
ness caller In the city.
Miss Anna Carnahan Is spending her
vacation on the lakes.
James Reich, of New Martinsville, is
stopping at the Stamm.
w. S. Wiley, of New Martinsvllle, is
autographed at the Windsor.
J. C.. Mcmahon. of Sistersville, is q
state arrival ut the Windsor.
John Laue and William DulIn are Wis
iting friends at Vermillion, Ohio.
II. F. Sullivan, of Huntington. is 4
state arrival at the Grand Central.
Mrs. Florence Smith. OF New Martins
vile, Is the guest Of friends In the city.
Miss Lula Franzell has returned from
q brief stay with friends at Pittsburgh.
Mrs. T. Fitzgerald, OF Fairmont, was
calling on friends in the city yester-
day.
Harry Gnrtley, of the telephone office,
is at Webster Springs for two weeks
stay.
Miss Matilda Use left yesterday for a
two weeks trip In the mountains Of this
state.
Charles Jones, OF South Jacob. street,
Is able to be out after months III
ness Of rheumatism.
f. B. Mccoy and Miss Sa!lIe Mccoy,
of Sistersville. We're calling on friends
In the city yesterday.
Miss Annie Scott, Of Williamsburg,
Pa. Is the guest of Mrs. John Ehrle,
on South Wood street.
Grant Goodwin and family have ar
rived home after weeks stay with rel
atlvcs back OF New Martinsville.
Miss Anna Moore. OF the South Side,
returned from Il pleasant stay with De-
thesdn, Ohio. friends yesterday.
Charles Corngiver. pipcman at the Nj
agara, was all smiles yesterday over the
arrival of n little boy cherub at his
home.
Fren Sankey. tho genial travelling
Lines west OF OF Pittsburgh, Is ut the
Mcclure.
Charles KettIcr. clerk ut Brannen
Bros. grocery. leaves for Cannonsburg.
Pa, where he Will spend Il ten days
vacation.
F. NJ. Milllgnn has been suffering
from n severe attack of rheumatism for
the past ten days, and his condition
last night showed no improvement.
Misses Laura Caldabaugh. Bessie
Merschrod and Kate Stromburs, OF the
South Side, leave to-day for months
so]ourn with friendslat Bradford, Va.
Rev. S. S. ellison. D. D.. OF Pittsburgh,
Is In the city for n couple OF weeks rs
the representative OF several religious
newspapers of the Presbyterian church.
He Is meeting with success in introduce
Ing these journals into the Prcsbyte-
rlan churches OF Wheeling, BellaIrc,
Bridgeport, Martins Ferry and Wells
burg. 81
A Pleasing Event.
z Quite u pleasing event occurred last
evening ut the Moundsvllle camp
grounds, It being tho seventy