The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-07-10
ABOUT PEOPLE !

John Basqill and wife have new baby.
James L. Erwin was in town the Fourth.
Andrew Forster, of Hamden, called on Saturday.
Mr.. Horace Leete, of Portsmouth. Wss In town on
Sunday.
Thanks to Mrs. Mary West for copies of Illinois
papers.
William H. Horton spent the Fourth at California.
Pike County.
Mrs. Howe, mother of J. B. Howe, is a visit to
her sons IN Missouri.
Last Sunday W. q. Walters was reelected superin-
tendant of the Baptist Sunday School.
A. w. Long is appointed Agent of the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty in this County.
Ben. Ridgway, of Wellston, came down to the
Fourth of July, at his old stamping ground.
The Chillicothe Leader man still holds the jack
knife Its getting little rusty, though.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dever circulating among
their many friends in Jackson, ON Monday.
Mrs. Lucy Benton now occupies portion Of the
residence of Mrs. Ann James, on Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Howe have new eleven-pound
boy baby. We name him james G. Blaine Howe.''
Mr.. Mohler, the coal operator, moved last week to
Montgomery County-New Carlisle, we believe.
made visit to the caves down Salt Greek, Sunday
Mrs. Florence Lowry of Pittsburgh with her little
child is visiting her mother, Mrs. South. OF this
place.
Mr.. Noah Dever was in town on Monday. The old
gentleman is wonderfully well preserved for SO old
man,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Davis spent the 4th at Rio
Grande Gallia County, where Mr. paVls delivered an
address.
Mr.. William Humphreys, of this place, is visiting
his children at Webster, Scoto Furnance, Ironton
and Howard Furnace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gray have been spending few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, OF the Isham House.
Mrs. Gray is sister of Mrs. Smith.
Mrs. Mary McClung, wife of Robert McClung, who
used be in the sewing machine business here, has
been spending few days with friends here.
Mrs. John r. Matthews of Portsmouth, is visiting
friends and relatives in this place-her old home.
She is grand daughter of Mr.. Isaac Steyison.
Mr. and Mrs. James Farrell desire us to return their
sincere thanks to the good people for kind
ness shown during the sickness of their child.
j. NJ. Downey never does a thing by halves. 1t il
claimed that John drew perspective view of the
Shenandoah Valley to illustrate the of the kill
ing Of Hunter by Cassel.
We had the pleasure OF meeting o4r young friend
G. w. Michael on the street few days ago. He has
been spending few days with his brothers. In law
the St-rnberger Brothers.
Well, well Cooper, of the Portsmouth Times has
discovered that once upon time Logan drunk.
If Cooper ever Logan, the Gen. probably looked
drunk to him.
Eli Aten thinks he can just beat the next man put
ting a cat out of the way. Those who lose young
chickens by thieving cats, should call on Eli, and
learn the secret of how he got rid of his cat.
Drake, the young man who had some trouble about
girl in the Probate Court OF this County, and
afterward tried in the Washington County Common
Pleas sentenced last week to three years in the
Penitentiary. Motion for a new trial overruled.
Mr.. Sam. Brown, of jamestown, is having his full
share of trouble. Mrs Brown is very low with
sumption, and child has been lying deaths door
for time, requiring the fathers attention,
that he is unable to work.
A fellow put up at the Baker House, Beaver, and |
robbed his room mate of his money and watch. A |
description sent out and Ed Grassland detected
the fellow the o. s. Depot in Waverly. The watch
was found in the mans boot