The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-08-18
Personal Items.

JUDGE TRIPP and wife have gone to Buffalo, n. Y.
JOHN D. JONES (Butcher) and wife have a new
baby.
this place.
CHARLES LYONS, the tailor, arrived in Jackson on
Friday, visit.
H. c. MILLER has just finished a neat residence in
the South part of town.
MAUDIE, little daughter of T. j. Edwards, is ill
with cholera infantum.
FRANK, little son of Rev. W. D. Cherington is suf-
fering from something like fux.
ISAAC STEvIsoN talks of selling out his property
in jackson, and removing to Coalton.
JAMES WALKER. old citizen of this place, re-
ding at Diamond Town." is quite sick.
MISS ADA MITCHELL, daughter of John D. Nit
chell is visiting relatives in Portsmouth.
Miss NErTIE WATTS, of Webster. is visiting Miss
Mollie Hawk, and other friends, in jackson.
Tom. BLAcKHARr and wife, of Louisville, KY,
have been for some days visiting relatives in this
place.
G. w. RICE and family went out one evening last
week to Mr.. Rices step-mother, who is ILL., but is
improving.
S. E. EVANS, the mail agent. called just as we were
Ashland, Ky.
MRS. E. r. MCGHEE, and her daughter, Mrs. Cor
nelia Baker, of Chicago, and James NJ McGhee and
family, are at the Adams County Mineral Springs.
REV. j. R. COLLIER, who has been absent for some
days, has returned, and will preach at the Presbyte
rian Church on next Sabbath at the usual hours.
JOHN II. PRICE has returned from Mineral Springs.
Adams County, much improved in health. He is a
firm believer in the medicinal qualities of the Springs
G. DAVID arrived in Jackson on Wednesday of last
week. G. now has boy baby nearly as big he is,
but has fully recovered, and Is looking exceedingly
well.
LITTLE child of Wallie Caldwell got a severe
choking last Thursday night by getting grain of
corn lodged in its wind-pipe DR.. Williams was
called, and afforded relief.
1T was reported that DR.. will. Scott was recently
crossed in love. But If true it doesn't to have
hurt him much he has treated the whole front of
his business room to coat of beautiful green paint.
RAGAN JAMES has been spending a few days with
relatives in Jackson. Ragan is resident of the good
ly city of Chicago and is almost fat enough for AL
derman. The Jacksonians are always glad to see
gan.
TILLIE, little daughter Joseph Gress fell down
stairway at Mr.. Gress' residence on Wednesday OF
last week, inicting ugly scalp wound, and bruis-
ing arm considerably. DIR. j. B. johnson was
called and attended to the needs of the little sufferer
OUR old friend David Fl. Lewis. father of Recorder
Lewis called last week and paid for the Standard for
another year. The old gentleman married a
couple of ago. and stated at that time that
he was 70 years of He says did him injustice,
he is only 20. He to the United States in
the year 1888.
PRIVATE DALzELL pays his respects to some bright
spots in the record of the Ohio Democracy. For the
honor of Jackson County. would accept the Pri-
Yates challenge for discussion only do not know
of Democratic Statesman in the County who has
sufficient ability to cope with him.
Tom. LEWIS was grieved because said last week
that he accidentally pulled down upon himself bottle
of tinc of iron. Tom is afraid people might think he
"tight,' while every body knows he is man who
never tastes touches nor handles liquor of any kind
in any way-save professionally, druggist He
says the wind blew the bottle down him, and says
he not tight on that day. He gave under
stand that, had he pulled it down, it wouldn't have
been the tncture bottle, for, although he is teeto-
taller, he knows the difference between tincture OF
| iron and whisky.