The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-05-15
ABOUT PEOPLE !

bob" Ross is at Moravis, Iowa.
DID, Reynish is at Beatrice, Neb.
Bob. Smith is at Pappinsville, Mo.
Jacob H. Kicker is at Kirkwood, Mo.
Milton Keller is at West Point. Ark.
Milt. Smith lives at Centreville, Iowa.
James jenkins Is at Mt. Nebo, Kansas.
Joseph A. Roach is at Ipswich, Dakota.
John H. Rowland is at Millersport, Ohio.
James Makinson is at Cedarville, Kansas.
Joseph P. Lively is at Macedonia, Illinois.
David A. Hoffman lives in Oskaloosa, Iowa.
DIR. Reasoner lives in Osborne City, Kansas.
Caleb A. Mcclure is living in Latonia, Ill.
Will. D. Ridenour has returned to Jackson.
DIR. W. S. Tyrrell lives at Stafford, Kansas.
Robert Montgomery is living at Oregon, Mo.
Perry Lewis is at Pawnee. sangamon Co., Ill.
Frank Martin is living in Washington, Iowa.
James Rockwell lives at Dodge City, Kansas.
Rev. J. E. Sewers is at Malta, Morgan Co., o.
Rip. H. Kinnison is at Wellington, Lorain Co., o.
William A. Stepenson is at Charlottesville, Kansas
NV. Evans, of Portsmouth was in town on Friday
Sam. j. Poor is at Cresson, Brooks County, Kansas
Miles Rigdon and wife, of Coalton, were in town on
Thursday.
Co. Ohio.
Laban Stephens says he ''has for preachers u
Laban is probable correct.
Auditor B. B. Evans is at Springfield assisting in
appraising the o. s. Railroad.
John D. Jones. (Butcher) lives at Brents P o. Spo-
kare County, Washington Ty.
Sam Houlsworth is back. He has had a severe sick
spell down at Rodney in Gallia County.
Miss Emma Roberts is in lockwood, Tenn,
where her brother, j. D. Roberts, also resides.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mutt, of Beaver, spent Sunday
with their daughter, Mrs. Sheriff Cherington.
Stephens will be hung upon the same gallows from
which Jackson and the Jones brothers dropped.
Dr. James Mclaughlin, on-in-law of our old friend
Vinton Powers, is living in Seelyville, Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. v. Pinson reside at Kibertyville,
Indiana. Mrs. Pinson was formerly Miss Mary Rush,
of this place.
Frank Mclaughlin of Indiana, was here last week,
visiting friends. He is relative of j. H. Harding
and Mrs. olive South.
Mr.. Chapman will move into the room formerly oc-
cupied the Reading Room, right away, using 1t
a business office.
At Base Ball game in Chillicothe, the grand stand
fell down, injuring large number of people. John
Highly had leg broken.
Minnie Cook, little girl living with William
Evans drayman, while playing at the residence of
David Jones, on Saturday, fell and broke an arm.
Rev. L. L. Magee, of Coalton was in town on satur-
lay He had just returned from visit to friends in
lawrence County, where he enjoyed splendid time.
Mrs. Ed. Grassland returned to Capt. Crossland's
IN Saturday. where she will make brief visit after
which she and her husband will probably remove to
springfield.
Mr.. Clyde Reed little of Fred Reed, gave a
birthday party, on Saturday, to a number Of his
onng friends. A large number attended, and had An
pleasant time of it.
Marshal owens arrested a fellow named John
White, at this place on last Thursday and took him
Portsmouth on Friday, where an escort from Mays
lille, KY, was awaiting him. He was charged with
money under false pretenses.
Mr.. Thomas Rogers Assessor met with a sad loss
n Sunday morning. in the death of an infant child.
he funeral conducted by Rev. d. J. jenkins on
unday evening, and the remains taken down on the
rain on Monday morning.
Mr.. Charles Davis. of Columbus, spent Sunday in
ackson. Mr.. Dayis is a of Joseph Davis, former
Railroad Agent at this place, and grandson Of
1rs. Dr. Clewers of this place. Charley is pleasant
oung gentleman, and handsome girls, handsome!
Squire Williamson Scurlock made good point ON
harley Atkinson in the Convention, which Charley
pjoyed hugely. When Atkinson announced Hen |
pms name, he made very pretty little speech Civ
lg many of the good points in his candidate. Sour
,ck and said that Charley had described his
andidate, exactly, but had given the wrong name |
[e would now announce his name-David Edwards, |
Bloomfield.