The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1886-02-25
ABOUT PEOPLEI
Mrs. James Farrell is quite sick.

Jack Erlenwein is dangerously ill.
Dr. Phillips, OF Beaver, was in town on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs j. D. Welsh have new girl
baby.
B. Kahn, of Cincinnati, vas in town portion
of last week.
Elmer Crisswen wears the medal as the fastest
skater in Jackson.
John Phillips, of Jefferson township, was in
town on Friday.
Joseph C. McCugin was found dead sitting in
his chair, at Ironton.
Mr.. Kratz, of West street, will build a new
two-story house this Spring.
Giles vonschriltz is Chaplain of the Sons of
of Veterans Post in Ironton.
Alfred Davis, brother of Jimmie Davis of this
, place, has gone to California.
Harry Marshman contemplates building an
addition to his house shortly.
Miss Minnie Mutt has been visiting the family
of DR.. Scriven, in Waverly.
James Goodrich, the Chillicothe skater, has
Joined Variety Company.
Dr. Bing, of Portsmouth, the old SD Surgeon,
has just recovered from a sick spell.
thing like softening of the brain, on Monday.
We learn with sorrow that our old friend G.
w. Reynolds, of Petrea, is in very poor health.
Grandpap L. A. Caudle is confined to bis
house now from physical disability, but intel
lectuaIly is as clear as ever.
Miss Gertie Dubois was presented with vol
ume of "War Songs" by the Highly Post G. A.
R., of Richmondale.
Herschel Johnson skipped, and Commission
ers of Ross county offer two hundred dollars
for his arrest and conviction.
chine, in Portsmouth This young man we be-
lieve, spent part OF last Summer here.
DJ Falls, Of Cincinnati, is reported seri
uusly ill. Mr.. Falls has owned property in
jackson for years-the Orange Furnace prop
erty.
The jury failed TO agree in the case of John
w. James, editor of the Piketon Tribune.
James was held over in bond of fonr hundred
dollars.
Frank Carr has returned from Indiana. The
old gentleman is temporarily disabled by a
sore hand, which is the cause of Franks return
ing home.
c. E. Lupton, is the young gentleman in the
store with Montgomery & Smith. He comes
recommended as a nrst-class young man.
We acknowledge an invitation TO surprise
party at the residence of John G. stevenson,
on Friday evening but the weather was too
much for us.
Sol. Shipley and Lou. Purdum were in town
| Thursday, with some kind of a street show.
Puldum used to keep saloon under the Isham
| House.
Lex Foster has accepted . position on the
Midland Railroad, and will in a short time
| move to Washington G. 81. He is not only
good ralroader, but splendid man, generally,
and we don't like to lose him.
Kirk Barlow has associated himself with w.
G. Cooper, in the publishing of the Portsmouth
| Free Lance. He is a nebhew Of DR.. Laird, OF
! this place.
Rev. Loyds Church, at Good Hope, Fayette
county, has been enjoying a successful meeting
Nine were received into full membership lew
days ago.
| Hen. A. c. Thompson has introduced bills IN
Congress for granting increased pension to
Samuel Baker, and for the relief of T. J. Ed
| wards.
Our old friend, Ex-Sheriff Joseph II. Wilson
called on last Friday. 1t is pleasure to talk tc
| Wilson. He has an nexhaustible fund of anec
dote, having been at one time one of the mos
active and successful politicians
Evan Price called on Friday. Mr. Price ha.
been for long time among the Western mines
in Missouri, Kansas, and other States. He il
one of the most intelligent of our young men
and talk with him is quite interesting. n,
used to play ball with the club at this place.
Milton McKfnniss, prosperous West Sid
farmer, is in Jackson county, buying some fin
horse flesh" Portsmouth Free Lance. Ger
tainlyi Milt. is a Jackson county boy, ant
that is why he is a prosperous farmer. H
knows the kind of horses we keep over here
and that is why he comes here to buy. Every
body comes to Jackson county to buy horses.
'FWe understand that the Inflrmary Director
have concluded to retain Superintendent Tu
mine at the Inf1rmary for another year. The
could not have done more sensible thing"
[Waverly Watchman. OF course not! Mr.. Tu
: mine is a Jackson county boy, and that's tn
kind of stuff that makes frst-class officials.