The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-09-08
Personal Items.

MISS GETTIE SUTHERLAND goes to Oxford, to
school.
CLATE Poor, son of Ed. Poor, is selling goods for
D. d. DUNCAN.
CHAs. BROWN and Jim Chestnut left on Tuesday
morning for Marietta College.
DAVE suoTrs, who struck Ramsey, was bound over
to Court, by Squire McClung.
GEORGE W. CAvETT, bloomington, Ky, is visiting
friends and relatives in Jackson.
MISS FRANK HooP, of wellston, is visiting the
| family of Ed. Mitchell of this place.
GEN. WELLS s. JONES, of Waverly, paid the
STANDARD a visit on last Thursday.
AARON WALKER nursing injured leg, last
week-the result of horse falling upon it,
CHARLEY Doss, son of John Doss, was overcome by
the heat day last week, and quite i'll for a
time.
A. W. LONG returned last week from West Vir-
ginia where he had been attending the funeral of
Della Savage.
CHARLEY ScHELLENGER and Charley Nelson left
| on Monday morning to take course in Commercial
College at Cincinnati.
Miss CLARA HARPER, who has been visiting at
Athens for weeks, returned home last week
looking hearty and happy.
THE firm of McKitterick & Bro. has been changed,
by the addition member, w. Il. Mck1tter1ck.
The firm is now McKitteli ick Brothers.
MR. AND MRS. CHERINGToN, father and mother of
Rev. W. D. Cherington, visiting their son and
daughter at this place. during portion of last week
G. W. HARRARGER could not attend the examina-
tion Friday and Saturday, having been called by
telegraph to attend the funeral of his sister, at CO.
| lumbus.
MR. SMITH, mail agent on the O. S. r. R., is away
ySit Asa Mes is mail agent m H.
sence. Asa is useful as well as ornamental.
PROF. HANK is drilling class of youngsters for the
exercises of the District Missionary Meeting on
| Thursday. The Prof knows how to drill them, too.
J.E. KINN1soN will stop during the School season
with j. NJ. Tripp Prof Allison will keep house in a
portion of the large residence of Mrs. Vine Jones.
Banner, that his little paper is meeting
with encouraging success. If anybody make it a
success Lloyd can.
MILTON SMITH arrived last week visit to
friends and relatives in this place. Milton
sides in Appanoose County Iowa. and has been absent
from Jackson for fifteen years.
MILTON PHILLIPS, of jefferson township, was in
town attending the trial of the Railroad last
week He says that his brother, John Phillips, was
| badly bitten by dog, short time ago.
WALLIE, little of John D. Jones, (Butcher,) cut
one OF MS toes wn1le playing WlIn an on MONDAY
The almost completely severed from the foot.
| BOB RAMSEY received severe knock on the head,
on last Saturday evening, from chunk of cnder, or
| other hard material, propelled by Dave Shotts.
| QUIN BRANsoN, Will. johnson, and some more
| young gave free dancing exhibition Broad
way Street. last Thursday eYening-that is, the
young men did the singing while some jolly old fellow
did the dancing-or, rather watched his legs dance,
while he tried his level best to keep on them.
| JAMES WALKER, after a painful Illness died at
O'Clock on last Thursday. and was buried on Friday
| evening at Mt Zion. Mr.. Walker old ana
we-known citizen of Jackson, was for time, SOL
dier o. " l., and industrious, inofen-
| sive
| STELLA ELIZABETH SUTHERLAND, and Lillian
Elizabeth Davis christened at the meeting OF
the Missionary Society, at the residence of t. ?.
Sutherland last Friday. Stella is daughter and
| Lillian granddaughter, of Mr.. Sutherland.
| AT the trial of David Shotts, before Squire Nc
| Clung on Monday night AL. Castor, keeper of a low
| doggery was put upon the stand. After fatty con-
| tradicting himself three four times, he asked i
| this was Mackey's case" AS watched the idi-
otc this creatures countenance and noted the
shape of his head, ceased to wonder why low dog
geries are kept If Castor is decent man. he ough
to Immediately bring suit against his countenance fol
libel. We are pleased that he hates the STANDARD
and thank him for the compliment of his hatred.