The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1885-10-01
ABOUT PEOPLE |

c. c. James has resigned as Mayor.
Miss Maggie Shaffer has retur
Thanks to j. ]. Hoffman for Kansas papers.
Oliver c. Pierce has finally gone to Virginia
Miss Dove returned to Gallipolis on Saturday
James vonschriltz, of GAINESVILLE, is here ON
| visit.
Miss Bertha Kahn, of Chicago, is visiting rela-
tives here.
Squire R. T. Jones, of Bloomfield, called on
Saturday.
Thomas 7. Jones, OF Oak Hill, was in town on
| Saturday.
Mrs Lide stri1er started to her Western home
on Saturday.
A little child of Steve Coll has been quite sick
for some time.
w. T. Morgan has been visiting in Michigan
for some time
Charles Rhodes has secured a position in
Washington City.
Rumor has it that Mrs. Lib Leach is soon to
be married again.
his European trip.
Joe French now occupies the Cochran resi-
dence, on West street.
The Shaffer boys will have number of mel
sacrificed to the frost.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Beman, of Centreville,
were in town on Thursday last.
Mrs South has rented the house recently va
Gated by Mr.. Henry Knox.
w. B. Cherington and Hut Baker have re-
turned from Philadelphia.
Mrs. Humphres, living near the c., w. & B.
depot, was quite sick on Sunday.
Will McGinness and his sister Jessie went to
California, Pike county, on Sunday.
Prof Kfnnison is attending to his duties
Surerinteudent, but looks very frafl.
Rev. c. F. Creighton has call to Lincoln,
Nebraska, and will probably go there.
Miss Mary Kretchmer, ON of Jackson's pref
tiest girls, has returned from Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dill, of Portsmouth, have
been visiting relatives here for several days.
DIV. Hunsinger and T. L. Evans are attend
ing Normal School at Ypsilanti, Michigan.
Dave Mutt, of Beaver, married a lady named
Shrader. residing near Waverly, last week.
Jack Davies and family are housekeeping in
and are permanently located.
Mrs. Hanna has been spending some days
visiting the family of Joseph Swan, at Cove.
Billy McGhee fell in a fainting fit, at the
School House, one day last week, but is well
again.
]. H. "(Bub'D Cochran, occupies the Mrs Pow
ers residence, on Broadway, which he has pur-
chased.
The Chillicothe Leader speaks of the Prohi- |
bition orator who was here last week as Lydia |
Miss Nellie DUNCAN daughter of Irvine Dun |
gam has been making an extended visit to |
Mr.. and Mrs Perry Aten will go to house
keeping in the house with Mrs. Giidden, oppo-
site the Fair Grounds.
Misses Ida Brattun and Gussie Redd, of Nc
Arthur, have been visiting at Buck Bratton's
or several days.
Bundy's pocket-book was found in Ports
mouth, where the thief who had stole 1t had
lropped it on the street.
Andrew Overly presented us with fine spec
men of his cling peaches. Overly raised some
lice ones, this season.
j. H. Daniels, of Buckeye, was in Saturday.
says the frost nipped his corn some, but not
nough to iniure it.
The two Democratic papers in Portsmouth
he Times and Free Lance, speak very highly of
Dr.. Leor ards speech at that place.
Charley Atkinson has the title Hon - attach
d to his name by the State Committee. Char
ey saws he has also been addressed "Cspt.'
md "Col.''
Mrs. Hiram White, formerly of this place, is
risiting friends here. Her children are all mar
led. Blanche lives near st. Louis, and Wallie,
We believe in Chicago. Frank lives in Mis-
ouri.
The Gallipolis Journal says: "Hon. Levi Bur-
ess, of Logan, a red-hot Democrat, will stump
he State for Foraker" Being red-hot. it is
loped that he will set the State on fire.
1.-THE jackson county infant was q conspic-
ous object on the streets.''-Ports. Times. This
efers to "Baby Grimes" Jim Graham.) He was
n Portsmouth during the Reunion, and there
vas not a more warm-hearted or jolly fellow
here.