The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1882-09-14
PERSONAL POINTS.

Miss MARY j. KNOX has returned from Centre
Vile.
MRS. LENA CRAWFORD, of Portsmouth, is visiting
friends in jackson.
DIV. LEWIS is attending the Exposition this
week.
MRS. JULIA ALEsu1RE has gone visit to the
Far West.
JOHN DIcUs and wife, have a new boy baby. They
now live in Springfield.
THE funeral sermon of J. D. Jones' little child was
preached ON Saturday by Rev. j. r. Collier.
OUR old friend VIII. Lloyd, of Portsmouth, was in
town on Sunday.
MRS. W. H. HORTON went to Jefferson township
on visit on Saturday.
WEwill say for AL Castor, that he had he dscency
to close up his doggery on Sunday.
Mrs. j. R. MATTHEWS, of Portsmouth, with her
daughter, Miss Lizzie, spent Sunday in Jackson.
TON JONES, conductor, and Balsar Andres, en-
gineer, both Of Portsmouth, took in the Catholic
dedication on Sunday.
ED. sTERNBERaER, Mark sternberger, G. W. Rice,
and Others returned the last of the week. from Gin
cinnnati.
JOHN COCHRAN an old-time resident of jackson,
but now of Portsmouth, came up on the excursion
train on Sunday.
our old friend James Davis sang the voluntary"
at M. E. Church, on Sunday morning, in his unap-
proachable style-unaccompanied by choir or organ.
THE jackson Base Ball Club could stand the world
the flesh and the Devil-but Herschel johnson was
too much for them. Herschel played with the Coal
toms on Saturday.
Miss ALICE CALL and Dennis Sweet were married
at the NJ E. Parsonage, by Rev. W. d. Cherington,
on last Saturday evening. Dennis now Calls Alice
Sweet. How charming to hear Alice say ''now Den
mis-, Sweet!p
MR.. J. w. BRYAN is making perpetual motion
machine" We recommend him to hitch it on
engine to the Keely Motor, and go on an exploring
voyage to the moon.
ONE of the funny incidents at the ''pic-nic'' at
Pickrels Grove, ON last Thursday, to see Percy
Rhodes turning back somersault out Of the "band
wagon"
AMONG old acquaintances from Oak Hill who were
here on Sunday we noticed Bert Phillips, Mrs. Belle
Souder, Frank Tope and children, Frank Kitchen,
Wills. Dowler, David T. Davis, Dave Williams, and
many others.
OUR old friend John Dicus come over from Spring.
field, with his mother-in-law, Mrs. Warren, on Mon
day. Mrs. Warren went on to Portsmouth, and John
returned to Springfield on Tuesday. Dicus looks
much fatter and healthier than when we last saw
him. He has been travelling extensively in the
Northwest
AT the dance at Pickref's Grove on last Thursday
night, Johnny Kyle attempted to show the crowd
'the essence of Ole Virginny," but suddenly found
himself trying to ''butt" hole through the floor.
Many of his friends afraid the child would be
killed, when they the manner in which Ed. Poor,
Charlie James and others covered the territory of the
dancing platform, but he was finally rescued.
OUR old army comrade, Levi p. Hyatt, of Ports
mouth, in town Sunday. Levi is half
brother of the "Platt" Hyatt, who in the long ago.
was Village Marshal of jackson. Lee" remembers
pleasant things connected with the former his
tory of Jackson-including Mother Sylvester's fa-
nous gingerbread and spruce beer. Lea" is now a
prosperous business man in Portsmouth, and he de-
serves all his prosperity, for "Lee' Hyatt
splendid soldier, and is a good man-and know
what we are talking about.