The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1885-10-22
ABOUT PEOPLE !

Rev. L. c. Haddux was in town on Friday.
Frank McCarley was on our streets last week
Miss Eva Long is recovering from a spell of
fever.
lMr and Mrs. ]. NJ. Tripp went to Cincinnati
on Monday.
election night.
Capt. Parrill, of the old SD. was in town a
part of last week.
Johnny Hall, the coal operator, of Coalton, is
dangerously sick.
Lafe Jones began teaching at the Kessinger
School on Monday.
Miss Maggie Edwards. of Portsmouth, is visit
Ing Mrs. T. T. Jones'
Pete Becker has sent another invoice of tooth
picks from Columbus.
Tony Barleon of the Vinton Record. has pur-
chased cylinder press.
Rev. C. E. Tedford and Nellie Messenger were
married on Tuesday morning.
Prof. G. w. Michael arrived in town on Fri
day. He lives in Delaware.
John Henkle, foreman of the Portsmouth
Tribune Office died last week.
Mrs. Ewing, mother of Councilman John NJ.
Ewing, is in very poor health.
Mrs. Root, of California, is visiting her cous-
ins Mrs. Carr and Mrs. Ridenour.
Los. Monahan, who now lives in Missouri, is
visiting friends in Jackson county.
Mr.. Charles Davis and Miss BERTHE Longbon
are the next couple to be married.
Mrs. Duduit, formerly Lide Warner, of Ports
mouth, is visiting friends in ack son.
Reuben Dickson. one of the Oldest of our
citizens, was in town on election day.
Harry Sherborne shipped two and half
bushels of chestnuts to Indiana on Monday.
c. S. Dickson brought us last week the finest
| specimen of sweet potato we have yet seen.
jacob Steinberger received intelligence of the
| death of his brother, at Washington, D. C.
George Helphenstine, of Portsmouth. an old
Jackson boy is travelling in the West.
| Mrs. Alice Mathews, of Vinton, Gallia coun-
! ty, is visiting Lou and Grace Mathews, of this
| place.
The report in the Enquirer that Charles
| Rhodes had changed positions in Washington
| was mistake.
| Elder S. H. Bingham will perhaps remain
| with Christian Church in this place only until
the end of the year.
Mrs. Isaac Peters, of Ironton, is visiting hel
| cousin, Mrs. Carr, in town, and her sister, Mrs
| Ridenour, in the country.
N. Durant, of Richmondale, was robbed by
| two hIghwaymen, few nights ago, so says the
| Chillicothe Advertiser.
Elder Hendrickson left on Monday for Gran
1 Willie Licking cOuntV attend the meeting
| the Baptist Association.
Since Tomlinson, of Ironton. is going to the
| Legislature, perhaps Allen o. Myers is not a.
! all sorry he was defeated
Charlie S. Newsom, of Athens, an old Jack
| son county boy, has been granted a patent OF
! an incubator invented by him.
| A. Frame, County Auditor of Athens coun
ty, and Miss Jennie Jones, late editor of tn,
Athens Journal, were married a few days ago
Mrs. Isham, mother of Mrs. Messenger, ha
been in very poor health for some time, at tn
| home of Mr.. Faulkner, some six miles from
| town.
George Reiniger made perhaps the TOUCHES
| race ever made by a Democrat in jackson
county. George is splendid fellow, and goot
| officer.
| Mrs. Stephenson and her dauahter Opheli
| Foster of Coalton, were in town Monday
Mrs. Stephenson says her son Hiram intend
| making a visit to Kansas in few days.
Mr.. Lewis. of Vinton, Gallia county, calle
| on Tuesday. He was on his way to visit hi
father, Samuel Lewis, and his brother, Alfre
| Lewis ESQ, of Liberty township.
/, John P. Henneman, of Scioto township, ha
| gone west, with his family. to reside in Denver
Colorado. John is one of our best citizens. H
recently kept a store at Henneman's on the c
s. r. R., and was Ticket Agent and P. NJ. ther,
VIII. Bundy wakes funny over Jackson new,
paper quarrels, and suggests that "John mix u
with them,' words to that effect. Will
we've been SO Respondent over the decline
Journalism since the Coalton Gazette died ths
! we haven't the heart to quarrel With suybod.