The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1885-03-19
ABOUT PEOPLE |

Ed. Carr is in Indiana.
Will Hackett has gone to Indiana.
John c. Kyle has come back to Jackson.
William j Kirkendall was in town on Satur-
day.
child of l. 3. Brookins, of Pearl Street, is
sick.
Peter shotts will leave on Wednesday of this
week, for Hopkins, Mo-.
Mrs Opheiia Foster, of Hamden, was in town
on Monday morning.
Mr.. E G. Kinnison, and Mr.. James McKeever
of Berlin, called on Tuesday.
Rev Mr.. Hanselman, of the Christian Church
will locate at this place soon.
D. W. Hunsinger will teach term of Select
School at Centreville, this Spring.
We believe Mr.. A. W. Long has purchased
the Wade property, on South street.
Elder w D. Hendrickson will occupy one of
Mr. Evans houses in Kahn's addition.
Michael Grace and his nephew, George, will
go 70 Pomeroy on Wednesday, this week.
Harry sheiborne will go to Indiana to engage
in business until the coal business here becomes
better.
1t was pleasure to see the cheerful coun-
tenance of Dan. Phillips i'll town on Sunday
evening.
George Bartlett, Miles Basquill, Henry Chap
ma n, and perhaps Others, started on Monday TO
Tennessee.
Misses Mamie BartIes and Ettie Nicholas, two
pretty young ladies from Jefferson township,
called on Monday.
Mrs. ]. R. Hunter was summoned to Ironton
on account of the dau gerous illness OF her SON.
In law, few days ago.
Miss Barrett, of New York, spent seve raj days
visiting the Misses Hanna. of this place, but we
believe has now returned home.
Mrs Lucy Benton has purchased the George
| Blage residence, adjoining the pr perty of Hon
| r. H. Jones, on the corner of Broad and Broad
| way.
| Ex-Sheriff Cherington has purchased the lot
| formerly owned by A. w. Long, South
| street, near Mr. wortman's, and will erect
| residence there soon.
Mrs. Mary Atkinson, wife of DR.. Atkinson, o
Ewington, and her cousin, Miss Mary McCarley
are visiting he parents of Mrs. Atkinson, Mr.
and Mrs. A. F. McCarley. ofthis place.
Constable Baker went down 10 The Lackey
farm, few days ago, and removed the las
| teuant, and nailed up The shanty. This farm
was pu, chase d by the Siernberg ger boys.
w T. Price of the Insurance Agency, pair
| Mr.. Walker owner of the Walker House, o
| Wei ston, $500 on the house, and Mr.. Cartrigh
$1,000 on the furniture and goods.
The Shaffer Brothers will raise a crop O
| melons, the coming season. on the lands of Dr.
| Crumit, west of the Huron Furnace. They will
also farm the Hunsinger farm again.
| VIII. Hays, one of Jackson countys bes
citizens, will remove shortly to Jay county, In
diana, where he will engage in farming. M
| Hays departure is a loss 10 Jackson county.
We have received from Revs. Bitler an
Creighton, an invratinn to visit an all-da
praise MEETING at Circlevjlle, on next Friday
as it is expected that five hundred souls wi
have been gathered in by that time.
The Evan S. Shipley, of New Holland, al
rested some time ago for nameless crime, wa
not-as some seemed to think Sol. Shipley, {
Vinton county. Sol. isn't that kind of a mar
| K. Ewing, son of DR.. Ewing, who has bee
quite sick, is somewhat better. He return
| thanks to Miss Maggie Ruff for a beautlfr
boquet brought from the city for him fe'
days ago.
Robert Henderson called at the Standar
Office on Monday morning. He has moved I
Scioto County, below Port mouth, on what "
believe is known as the West Side. Mr.. Her
derSon leaves host of friends in Jackson Cour
W, who will always be glad to welcome hill
back. Mr.. Henderson is a good citizen, and tn
Democrats Of Sciuto will find him solid add
] Liou TO their ranks