The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-07-31
ABOUT PEOPLE !

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ABOUT PEOPLE
Elder E. W. Lloyd is at home.
W. NJ johnson and wife have new boy baby.
Charles Rhodes went to Columbus oe Saturday.
John Gorham of Chicago is visiting friends here
Mr. and Mrs. Brochan James-boy-Dr. johnson.
Mrs. Harry sherburne is visiting at Brazil, Indians
VIM. H. Horton has been the sicklist for severa
days.
Dunk Moore has a little boy dangerously sick witt
fever.
James Toland. of Hamilton Township was in tow
on Monday.
D,ct stisaer has moved into the rooms tn
Emmet Tompkins was the guest of C. A. Atkinson
while here.
Jo Jolley rairoading in Texas, and has sent fol
his wife to come.
N. Downey and wife have returned from their visit
to Pike County.
A little child of Al Howe died ON Monday, at the
old lanyard stand.
RR Bane, son-in-law of DIR. G. A. Ewing, spent
Sunday in Jackson.
Judge TripD contemplates visit to relatives in
Carro.lton, Ohio.
E. c. Powell and family returned on Saturday from
visit to Gallia County.
W.T. Price is making great Improvements at his
residence, on Pearl Street.
Dr. j. F. Morgan and Miss Gettie Sutherland were
married on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Frank Clewers has been visiting his mother on
Portsmouth Street. for some days.
Judge Miller will organize Blaine and Logan Club
in Bloomfield Township.
A little child of Frank Crummit taken suddenly
Ill on Friday night, but is better.
Harry French has rented his beautiful residence on
Portsmouth Street to Mr.. McKeever.
Misses Mary and Libbie Gardner, of columbus, have
been visiting friends here for few days.
The singing of the Glee Club under Conductor M.
d. Jones, on Saturday night, was grand.
John c. Smart has been working for some time,
building, at Mr.. Chapman's coal works.
Mr.. Geo. N. Butcher, of the s. v. R. R., is in town.
. George is a good man. and we like to meet him.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. Sam McClung have fnez new boy
baby. DR.. johnson Introduced the litsle stranger.
Mr.. and Mrs. WILL Pierce, and W. W. Pierce and
daughter, were at NJ. E. Church, ON Sunday.
Mrs. Irene Martin went to Parkersburgh, satur-
day. Harry accompanied her as far as Hamden.
Mrs. Clewers mother of DR.. t. R. Clewers, of Col
umbus, Ohio, will shortly remove to Columbus
JIM Tripp and family are going on from Missouri
Denver, Colorado, to visit j. A. Miller and family
Mr. and Mrs. Lambert of Cincinnati, stopping |
with DIR. W. F. Hale father of Mrs. Lambert They |
will locate here.
Mr.. Fl. L. Chapman believes in having things done |
MP in style Painters have been at work at his home
for more than two months.
to Wis sit her
brother Lafe Lebanon and win with the School
on an excursion to Put-in-Bay.
Mrs, A. D. Grassland has been sick for several days.
Miss sDot" is also sick, and Ed. Grassland has been
sick for some days.
Lamar Sternberger, son of Mark Sternberger, fell
over cliff Canter Caves, last Wednesday, Sc
verely bruisng himself but sustaining no dangerous
injury.
Some fellow tried to set Maj. Matthew'S stable on
FIRE short time ago. but the tmbsrs not being very
dry, the FIRE went out after charring the timbers
some.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moore have very sick child.
In addition being greatly reduced by sickness 1t
fell severely injured itself causing intense suf-
fering.
Mr.. Emmett Tompkins, who addressed the Blaine
and Logan Club on Saturday night Is young man OF
marked ability, a ready, fluent speaker. He was
with G. 4. Atkinson, in college. ..- s~
Burglars Cor somebody else) discovered prowl-
ing around the premises of j. L. Ramsey, one night
last week. but did not succeed in doing any harm
We speak in another place of burglars having made
demons tration upon Mr.. Ramseys house. We have
since learned that nothing is missing save some ta
ble-cloths, towels, and the like.
At the residence of Mr.. Isaac Garrett of Liberty
Township, they have young baby boy. few days
ago hornet few into the house and stung the little
fellow on the arm, making an ugly wound.
Some one brings the word from West Virginia that
the Savage boys for Blaine and Logan. 1t was
ever a mystery to how such jolly good fellows
could remain In the Democratic party SO long.
MSrshal Owens says the youngsters of Jackson-or
of them, at leasthave gotten into the notion of
introducing Sunday baseball games in this place.
Let the young chaps try that and the result will
be- there win be no more playing on any day, after
while.
Joseph and George Andres, with their families,
went and spent Sunday with their father in Lib
erty Township. The old gentleman has good crops,
and is happy Twenty before this family gath
ering brothers, Jo and George had taken dinner
together in AndersonvilIe prison, having been cap
tured near Kingston. Georgia.