The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-06-26
ABOUT PEOPLE !

Evan Thomas is enlarging his dwelling house.
Harry A. Bedel now sports Logan mustache.
Nara White is clerking for Jones and Morgan.
Wm Marsh, Of Oak Hill, was in town on Tuesday.
George Reiniger will occupy the property.
I'M. Watts, of Webster, was In town ON Monday.
Another ch ] of James Farrell is down with fever.
Rip Dickason, of Chilicorne has been here day
two.
Miss Ida Foster, of Byers' Station, is visiting
friends here.
William Dever of scioto Township, was in town
: on Monday.
: WILL Jones, SON of Charles c. Jones, has returned
from the West.
James Chesnut has unders tand, gotten about all
of Minnesota that he cares about.
Fleet Monahan is clerking for Fluhart Co..! says
the Wellston ArgHs.
Elder Pagan has: gone to Nelsonville to dedicate
the M. e. Church at that place.
Prof Hank, of Summers Horizons Store, was over
in Gallia portion Of last week, with the wagon.
Misses Mollie Hawk and Maggie Martin went to
Cove Station a visit, on Saturday.
Rev. d. n. whetsei thinks the thieves have been
back inspecting his premises again.
Mr.Neal, of Gania County, nther-in-law of Rev.
d. b. whetsel, is visiting Mr. Whetsel's family.
Charles A. Davis, Of Columbus. has been spending
q few days with friends here.
Judge sibiey, of Marietta, called on Monday. The
Judge is one of the best and most pleasant Of men.
Sam. Poindexter, the popular Restaurant-keeper,
treated the Standard Office to icecream on Tuesday
L. strausnider is paralyzed in side, and will be
sent at once to the Soldiers Home at Dayton
Mr. Powell of Gailia County, father of Prosecuting
Attorney e. g. Powell, paid his son visit ON Mon
day.
JR Hunter and his daughter, Miss Myrta went
to Athens Tuesday, to attend Commencement Ex-
ercises.
Lawrence woodson has returned from Washington
C,H He is in poor health, and will remain in thi.
County for the summer.
Ed. Poor drove through from Centreville on satur
day, and says terribly rough horsefesh, re-
quiring frequent stops.
John W. Hank, c. A. Atkinson, John T. Moore, AND
perhaps others, will 90 California, Pike County, Il
spend the 4th.
MissLirie Long is agent for beautiful book calle'
.'Treasnres from the Poetic World.' 1t is hnel!
bound and full of choice reading matter.
Sheriff Cherington was appointed by the Execntiv
Committee a delegate to the judicial Convention
the County Convention having appointed one les
than the full number.
George Jones, son of Thomas NJ. Jones, has forme
partnership with Ralph Booth, in the hardwar
business. This will be strong hrm. as both GeorE
and Ralph are excellent business men.
Nathan Louder attempted to escape from Sheri
Cherington at Chillicothe when that ofdcer wa
bringing him home from Columbus, last week. The
had quite tussle in the car, the officer succeede
in securing his man.
na<tt hash he's N Portsmouth som
days visiting her uncle Henry Barlow, who has bee
suffering with nux. On Monday she telsgraphed 70
for her husband. Mr.. Barlow was thought to ;
very near death.
William Howe went with Sheriff Cherington rt
Gently to take three convicts to Columbus Bill
says that the Democratic officials at the Peniter
tiarV anxiously inquired IL the convicts "were a
Democrats" and were solemnly assured that the
were, which seemed to be rather unsavory informs
sion.