The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1885-06-11
ABOUT PEOPLE !

Charley Smith makes good Chairman.
Grandpap Baker, is still able to be about the
| streets.
Miss Grace Long has gone to Lebanon to at
tend School.
Andy Spear and Prof. Mott are running ten
cent show.
Miss Lou Yochem is at Lebanon, attending
School.
Merch Swanson has crippled arm, the re-
suit of fall.
Charley Williams came down from Wellston
to see the Convention.
Grandpap Caudle bad another fall few days
ago, injuring himself mewhat.
Uncle Billy Dever was at the Convention
Monday, looking as healthy and happy
boy.
WI Kirkendall, and his son were at the
Convention.
Miss Cordela Price has gone to Lebanon to
attend School.
Miss Frank Hanna is attending Normal
School at Lebanon.
Rev. D. H. Whetsel now has about the finest
house along the ChIllicothe road.
The father of Tony" Barleon, of the Near
thur Record, died recently, at Chillicothe.
Bingham, of wellston, appeared with a stun
ming button-hole boquet, at the Convention.
John H. Stephenson, Guard at the Peniten-
tiary, came down on Monday, to attend to some
business here.
ing Mrs. Frances Wartenbe, and other friends
in Jackson.
]. L. Ramsey and wife will be absent ten days
or two weeks, on a visit to relatives and friends
in Cincinnati and Cleveland.
Noah J. Dever, of Portsmouth, called ON last
Friday. Mr.. Dever is a Jackson County boy,
and a brilliant lawyer.
Miss Emma Bearley came from Cincinnati
last week, to live at her country home near
Limerick, in this County.
George Gilliland was Chairman of the Hamil-
ton delegation in the County Convention. And
the old gentleman seemed to enjoy the sport
of the long contest.
Thomas Beatty, a section-hand the Day
ton and Ironton Railroad, in Ross County, got
drunk, fell into Dry Run, and drowned.
Monday. Mr.. Dyer will be remembered as the
colored shoem aker who did business here be-
fore the
Turvey's name not announced in the
Convention. This left only thirteen candidates
for Recorder to be wrestled with through twen-
ty-six ballots
Capt. Harding thinks he will give his firemen
another test of speed, on next Friday evening,
running to the Jones Hall cister.
A. ]. Trumbo, of Lawrence County earned his
fret =, E CnlJ ulo,, a how o,,I
lost it on his fathers farm. Recently The iden-
tcal half dollar plowed up the old farm
Mis-. Samuel Bowman and family, of Wash
ingron Township, Pi, kaway County,
poisoned by drinking coffee, thought to have
been drugged. Mrs. Bowman died.
Mrs. Lillian Tidd Doan, Private Secretary to
! Gen Grosven"r, has sued fora divorce from
her husband VIM. P. Dean Lillian is short
hand writer, and was school teacher when
she married William, whom she claims Wa cru
| ell to her.
The boys laugh good deal at Orlando Stiff
| fer, while on duty fireman. because he is
large and tat, but "Dicl>' is alwas on time, and
as faithful as daylight.
Hon. Robert Stevenson, of Lewiston, Ill is
here on a visit. He is a brother of John c. Ste
venson Esq, of Liberty Township, and Mrs
! David Lewis, of this place.
Mr.. Stevenson represented Jackson County
in the Ohio Legislature ia the Years 1878.
He is lawyer of fine ability, and a courteous
gentleman.
Rev. David Thomas has been spending few
weeks in Jackson, and has now returned to
Usage City, Kansas He was 'aSed near the
mouth of Hewitt's Fork, in jefferson Township,
this county.
Lou Gillen water was killed, and Jim DANES,
! Cyrus Cavev and John Glassburn injured. by
the explosion of sawmilI, four miles from
Portsmouth, said TO be owned by Thomas A.
Jones, of Jackson County.