The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-09
LOCAL xoTAnLEs.
Intelligence ofindlvi elaal.w whom We al

Intelligence OF IndiYiduaIsW whom We all
Know.
Beed MEG. Baird has returned to hisstudlss
at Harvard.
Charlie Hobbs leaves this morning to enter
the Boston Polytechnic school.
Ed. BrueS and bride are spending their
honeymoon at the National Capital.
Senator Fontain Smith, Of Marion county,
was In the city yesterday for short time.
Clarence Tompkins, mail clerk OF the Sen.
ate, and Frank Thompson, the gentlemanly
page OF the House, have both arrived In the
city,
Miss Lash, handsome and accomplished
young lady Of Wheellng.SlRas visiting Mis-
lepsnger.
State Senator Joe Woods Is on little tly
down TO the National Capital, but will be
back IN time for the opening OF the I'D.
Ionrned session.
John J.. Thornhill, the accommodating and
popular mail page OF the House OF Delegates,
Is on hand. John Is one Of the Indispensable
features Of the II, D,
Maj. Anderson has found the business Of
his insurance agency becoming too much for
him TO handle alone, and has engaged All.
PAUL. Us assistant and bOok.keeper.
A. C. Gary, the old man killed by the up-
setting OF cart In East Wheeling last week,
was buried yesterday, the Rechabltes turning
outin body to atteEd the funeral.
U. s. Marshal G. W. Atkinson, leaves to.
day for Parkersburg to attend the session OF
tue u. g. Circuit Court, which conyenes
there tomorrow, with Judge Bond on the
bench.
Col: J. B. Peyton, Chief Clerk OF the House
Of Delegates, arrived In the city early Satur.
day morning, and will get things into shape
Tor the opening oil the adjourned session OF
the Legislature on Wednesday, Col. Peyton
IS er otfeto keeper OF the rolls Of both house.
Miss Annie Carson and Miss Britt, Of
Wheeling, spent the holidays In Cumberland,
tue guests OF Mrs Irene Cunningham. Vim.
MckinnOn, Esq, and sister, Miss Tillie, and
Miss Birdie Richardson, all Of Wheeling, are
guests Of Mrs. Brigham and Mis-. Gordon
Ner Cumberland Independent,
Doctor Donahoo, a rising young NJ. D., and
brother OF Senator UonahOo, OF Hancock
county, was united In marriage last evening
with Miss Alice, daughter Of a. McFlapegaE,
bride was recent pupil at the Steubenyille
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superior intelligence. The young couple
have the best wishes Of their numerous
friends. --ISteubenriile Gazette,
Mr.. Oliver Boggs, travelling salesman for
the Bellaire Goblet Works, who died at CadIz
Friday, was buried yesterday. A number Of
Knights OF Honor went out from Wheeling.
Mr.. BOggs was single man, probably forty
years Of Oge, and has been connected with
glass manufactures in this neighborhood for
number Of years. and was wel-known, and
liked by all who knew him. His numerous
friends in this section regret to learn Of his
George W. Byrne, OF Charleston, has arrived
In the city sready for the Legislature. Last
session Mr.. j. was employed us enrolling
clerk OF the House, but this session will find
him occupying position at the clerks desk
as first assistant to Col. Peyton. He Is to be
the Journal Clerk, position held for many
years by Col. Scroggins who, since the last
session has become chief clerk in the Secretary
OF States Office. "0ld Scrog'sn genial "phiz''
will be missed, but the members will find In
Mr.; Byrne apleasant and agreeable person,
well fitted for the position.