The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-04
PERSONAL NOTES,
Going and Coming Of Wheeling
People and Visitors.

People and Visitors.
A few days ago the Intelligencer
printed u letter from Mrs. C. S. Terrill,
daughter of Robert Hazlett, OF this
city, dated at Shanghai, China, In which
She told OF the safe arrival OF herself
and husband from the interior. Yester-
day cablegram was received from ia
pan, giving the names OF American mis-
sionaries arriving ut Japanese ports
from China. and among those who
landed at Karuizawa were DR.. and Mrs.
Terriit. As Mrs. Terriii stated In her
letter. they intend spending the sum-
mer In Japan. Before the boxer" up
rising they were located at Su Chem, In
the province of Kiang Su, and they
were among the first to scent danger
and hasten to Shanghai. Since then
their station has been destroyed and
the district overrun by the insurgents.
DR.. Terrill Is n son of Squire C. S. Ter
rill, OF Elm Grove, a member of the
Touring mill firm Of Atkinson & Ter
rill.
R. B. Watson. Of Cameron, is at the
Stamm.
j. c. Miller, OF Huntington. is at the
Windsor.
Jack Fleming returned from Atlantic
City yesterday.
Harry Elbin, of Cameron, is at the
Grand Central.
DR.. ]. ~ Fawcett has returned from
O trip to the lakes.
j. 4. Greer. OF Sistersville, Is stop.
ping at the Mcclure.
Mrs. T. NJ. Gathright, of Fairmont, is
visitor in the city.
A. NJ. Frissel, OF Glen Easton, Is au-
tographed at the Stamm.
o. o. Allen, of Piney, was a business
caller in the city yesterday.
]. C. McAIatrin, of Sistersville, is
state arrival at the Windsor.
Percy Rogers has returned from ten
days sojourn at the seashore.
George Jeffers left for Mount Glenn
ems, Detroit and Chicago last night.
Miss Name Latham. OF the South
Side, Is visiting relatives IN Pittsburgh.
Charles NJ. vawson and wife. of St.
Mary's, are the guests OF friends in the
city.
Mrs. Hugh G. Bowies and daughter
of Fairmont, are visiting friends in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam warneke. of the
South Side, leave for Cleveland, o-mor-
row.
L. Edwin and wife. of New Martins
vile, are the guests OF relatives In the
city.
Capt. C. D. Adams and daughter Miss
Ethel Adams, have returned from At
lant!c City.
Prof. a. P. Morgan and wife. of
Washington, Pa. are visiting relatives
on the Island.
Miss Katherine Cameron, Of Chnpllne
street. left for Atlantic City for stay
Of two weeks.
ninston. were calling on friends In the
city yesterday.
H. Adams AMI wife. OF Glencoe. were
In the city yesterday and registered at
the Park hotel.
George Caldabnugh. Of the South
Side. has returned from I weeks stay
at Hannibal, Ohio.
Mrs. Thomas Campbell. OF the South
Side, Is able to be about. after
months siege of sickness.
William Gundling has accepted
position in the Office Of the North
Wheeling Glass Company.
Mrs. Fred Klaproth, Mrs. Charles F.
thinner and Miss Mamie Hoffman de-
part for Mt. Lake Park to-day.
Miss Minnie Kettler, of South Jacob
street. returned from pleasant stay
with MARIETTA friends yesterday,
Miss Jane Evans, of the postoaice,
and Mrs. Percy Beaumont. OF the Is
land, have returned from Atlantic City.
]. H. p. Smith, OF Parkersburg. and ].
II. Grogg, OF West Union, were among
the state arrivals at the Mcclure yes
terday.
Thomas Robinson. OF Albany, Ind.
returned home yesterday. after u pleas
ant stay with relatives on the South
Side.
Roy McCluskey, Robert Cunningham.
Clarence Newland and Harry Calda-
baugh. of the South Side, leave for An
tioch, Ohio, to-day. to spend ten days
vacation.
Wheeling Park tomorrow a rtcrnoon