The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-05-01
ABOUT PEOPLE !

JEFF. Howe is in Missouri.
VIII. Dallas is in TifHn, Ohio.
R. r. Bane is in GAINESVILLE.
John Clewers is almost gone.
owen Davis little child is sick.
John D. Brown is in Zaleski.
James Barlow lives in Bethany, Mo.
10. Callaghan is in Hartwellville, Mich.
Jacob A. CLAIR lives in Watson, Ill.
.B. Howe has returned from Nebraska
Hon. R. H. Jones did not go to Cleveland.
Frank P. McCarley is still in Columbus.
Tom. Gilliland Is in Windon Minnesota.
Alpheus Beatty is in Naples Scott County, Illinois
Fred. Echenberger lives in Oakland, California
| David Goddard Is in Loyal, Finney Co., Kansas.
Thomas Dickson still lives in Hiawatha, Kansas.
John J. Hoffman still resides at Garnett, Kansas.
| Charley Atkinson attended the State Convention
Jacob Tompson, brother of Green, lives in Colum
| bus.
James Vonschritz of GAINESVILLE came home on last
| Friday.
Rev. G. F. Creighton of Circlevilie, is in poor
health.
j. E. Blair is in Roseville, Miskingum County,
Ohio.
Mrs. Harrison Smith has been in poor health for
several days.
]. G. Sweeney moved, last week, to Fairmont, Min
nesota.
Miss Addie Jones, daughter of E. T. Jones. is in
very poor health.
Rev. Mr.. May, of Kentucky, brother-in-law of Rev
Hendrickson, is visiting here.
Carper Thompson and Ben Moore are in business
Chattanooga Tennessee.
at Green Ridge, Mo.
Thanks to Mr. John T. Leach for several copies of
Tombstone Arizona, paper.
Mrs. w. T. Price has been confined to her home for
several days on account of poor health.
Henry Z. White. of Liberty Township, has re-
moved to Range P. o. Madison Co., Ohio.
Mrs. David Jenkins, residing near Frank Crumit,s
Is in Ill health.
Mrs. Ella Becher, of Portsmouth is visiting Mrs.
Capt Grassland. The ladies are cousins.
John Allen, who took tumble from a scatfold a
FEW days ago, is able to be at work again.
Uncle Joe Patterson declares that he would rather
live in jackson than any town he ever struck
George Lonberger weighed five hailstones on Sum-
Gay night They weighed nine ounces.
Miss ophelia Stephenson was married on Wednes
DAY OF this week to Ed. Foster of Hamden.
G. W. shotts started on Wednesday to sault de Ste
Marie, Michigan, to spend the Summer.
DR.. Kendall returned home last week from topr |
he had been making to sell his medicines.
Will. Price had a talk with Uncle John Robinson |
while in Cincinnati, few days ago.
Rev. E. B. Finney of Hamden, and Rev. L. G. Had |
dox Of Welleston were in town on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Chapman and Miss Oracle, at
tened the Dramatic Festival, at Cincinnati.
Mr.. Cranston Hansee of CentreviIe has been visit
Ing, for some days, his relatives in this place.
Everett and Lima varian, are in Columbus and we
that Truman going into business there
Uncle Joe Patterson has leased the Bundy House,
Weston for one year, with the privilege of keeping
1t five.
Mrs. Patterson. of the Isham House, has been con-
aned to her room by sickness, for the past three
weeks.
James Remfrey has rented the room in Johnsons
building now occupied by James Brauscomb and
will use 1t as barber shop.
Charley Brown, Cincinnati. came on Thursday, to
visit his father and family, and his many friends
here.
Miss Cora Savage, of Charleston, West Virginia,
writes to renew subscription, and sends love Jack
'on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rogers, have n fine new boy
baby. He arrived on last Friday night. and weigh
I'd eleven pounds. Hurrah for the new Assessor,
We spoke some time ago of the illness of brother
n-law of Thomas NJ Rogers James Manring, of Gal
la County. He has since died.
John Andres has resigned his position as a police
nan in Portsmouth, and accepted the position of
watchman in the Burgess Steel ana Iron Works. He
or merly held this position.
H. E. Dickson. who had been visit at Athens,
'ame home on last Thursday. Mrs. Dickson re-
niained for time, owing to sickness in her mothers
amily Mrs. Dickson is herself in poor health.
o. s. Miller went to Cincinnati one day last week
his niece. Miss Ida Miller. who re-
nainsin Cincinnati studying painting. Mr.. Miller
stopped off at Cnillicothe and CircevilIe.
Mrs. Rnmaine Cowden, wife of Rev. Cowden, of
Dayton, died suddenly last week. She a daugh-
ter of Mrs. ELI hu johnson, of this place. sister
Of j. R. Rathburn.
Mr.. Morris Sternberger son of Lewis Sternberger
Of Dayton Ohio. is visiting friends and relatives
here. He is a cousin of Sternberger Brothers.
and is an exceedingly pleasant young gentleman.
We met smith-with his velvet suit onion the |
street on Monday. and he accosted with: Say you
tell the people that Sam. Pickens says-buy your |
sugar at Baldridges.'
Mr.. Lewis Vonschriltz of this place had a talk, a |
few days ago, with Sarah Byers. ofJackson Township
this County who claims that she was la years old on
the goth day of last October. He describes the old |
lady being spry getting about the house doing
house work.
Our old friend A F. McCarley received several Wis
itors on Saturday. They his daughter Mollie-
now Mrs. Atkinson Mrs. Susan, wife his brother
c. G. McCarley and Mrs. Agnes Woodruff, his niece
Mrs. Woodruff is widow lady, whose husband was |
killed in a saw-mill.
We met our old friend Frank Smith on Monday, 60
ing in great hurry toward his old home, Ports
mouth Street. Upon inquiry'as to wehther he had |
moved he replied: "Yes, I've got everything in the
Isham House but my my wife, and I'm just going
after her, He will take full charge and have things
running by this Thursday.