The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1886-02-18
ABOUT PEOPLEI |

Jo. Starkey spent Sunday in Jackson.
Mrs. William Stif1ier has been sick with fever.
Miss Lizzie Trago is much improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Jones have a new girl
baby.
Mr.. and Mrs Aaron Aten haye a new boy
baby.
E. w. Mitchell and family have finally left
Jackson.
Charlie Cavett, of Covington, KY, was here
last week.
Mrs. Ophelia Foster, of Coalton, was in town
portion of last week.
Mr.. M. B. Shafer is confined to his house
with neuralgia trouble.
George Blagg will move into the house va
Gated by Charles Rhodes.
MIS- Lucy Benton and her sister Mrs. Talbot,
spent Sunday in Wellston.
Father F. j. Thurheimer left on last Sunday
op a visit to Noble county.
Feie Ruff is member of the Covington Club
which played here last week.
"Bub" Miller did not return to his field of
labor as Penitentiary Guard.
John T. Moore, Esq., was attending court in
Waverly a portion of last week.
Elder g. H. Bingham will probably move
away from Jackson this Spring.
Miss Mollie Hawk will accompany Mr..
Rhodes family to Washington.
Mrs. Chapman and Miss Lizzie Hood have
been visiting friends in Portsmouth.
Miss Mamie Sell, of Coalton, has been visiting
Mr.. Oppenheimer's family for few days.
A son of John P. Dunkle, formerly of AcAr-
| thur, was killed by cars at Eureka, Nevada.
The family of G. A. Smith, the new store man,
have arrived and taken up their residence hero.
Elder ]. P. Ewing has concluded to remain in
Ripley. He thought of removing to Indiana.
William Loft and wife-formerly Miss Katie
Hoch have gone to housekeeping at Mr.. Lofts
home near town.
Mrs. Frank McCarley went home on Tuesday
morning, her father-in law, A. f. McCarley, &C.
companyins her.
N. Downey has improved somewhat in health.
| but will never be rugged again. He lost his
health in the army.
| Jake Hunsinger, who has for years been a
hunter and trapper in the far West, is here. He
came here from California.
Zack Underwood has left w averly for Mexico
where he has secured place railroad con-
| ductor. He used to reside here.
Portsmouth, have been spending few days
with relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Cork, of Portsmouth
street. have new girl baby, and all are happy
| including grandpa Fur Helphenstine.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Vaughn have fine new
girl baby. Baldwin Evans is now grandpa, ant
our old friend Evan Evans great-grandpa.
Andrew Leslie, of Bear Greek, Scoto county
formerly of this county-writes to have his pa
per changed, as "they have given the Postofdc
to Democrat and moved it two miles furthe
away
Sheriff ]. M. Lively and his Deputy I.
Long, make as strong team in the Sheriff
Office as can be found in any county in tn
State. Both are excellent officers, as well a
excellent men.
The New Richmond News, Smith Townsley'
paper pays Ex-Sherif Cherington high com
pliment, in speaking of his candidacy for tn
position of Warden. But they all speak tha
way of Cherington.
Charles B. Bostwick, Agent Quartermaster
Department., u. S. A. is at the Gibson House
He is In this county looking after certain claim
of our citizens for property taken by the arm
in 1923.
The solo by Miss Nettie Chestnut, "Nesrer m
, God to Thee" sang a voluntary at M.
, Church ON Sunday evening, was excessivel
beautiful in the manner of its rendition. Mis-
3 Nettie has a remarkably fine voice well cult
waited.
: C. G. Hawley, formerly Colonel of lst Obi
I Heavy Artillery is now Probate Judge,
: Girard, Crawford county, Kansas Judge Mile
has letter from him. 1t is probable he wi
g attend the Reunion of that Regiment here nel
Fall.
John McGhee got off a good one at Proba1
Court the other day. A mistake had been mao
O by an attorney in the description of a piece
, | land, the Township being when it ought
. have been 9. John discovered it, but remarkt
II that the 7 would have to be sent to Cincinna
r to have an 0 put on top of it.
u A good many jokes have been poked at JUDI
l, 81. c. Miller on account of the name Of Il
s manager of Miss Sylvester, the byciclenne, b
# ing the same as his own. The Judge takes
. all good naturedly, and says if she wants
~ associate with him she must get down from b
IL bycicle, and put on her clothes. He don't rol
her.skate.