The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1886-09-30
ABOUT PEOPLEI |
Thomas Rogers has fever.

Thomas Rogers has fever.
Jim Cadot was here on Monday.
Johnny Jones has returned from Wales.
Capt. James johnson was in on Saturday.
Clate Poor is assisting in the Washam store.
Pat O'Malley went to Cincinnati on Monday.
o. s. Miller attended M E. Conference, at
Athens.
Mrs. j. NJ. Evans is just recovering from a sick
spell.
Little Davie Pickrel is suffering from scarla-
tina.
George King, of Portsmouth was in town on
Monday.
CaptlJohn Pickrel is here. He looks young
and happy.
N. Downey is putting up rifle to be sent to
Missouri.
Mrs. Mary Hansey, of CentrevilIe, is visiting
friends here.
Parker Smith was promptly on hand, at the
Convention.
Miss "Lis" Mathews of Portsmouth, is visit
| ing friends here.
Vint. Powers was the firstf Democrat on the
| ground, on Saturday.
The wife CT Gus. Barlow, of the Portsmouth
| Times, is sick with malarial fever.
| Mrs. L. A. Jones went TO Athens last week, to
| attend Conference and VISIT relatives.
Anselm Matthews has been nursing sore
throat, since the Portsmouth Reunion.
DR.. and Mrs. Hale have gone to housekeeping
in Willie Clewers' house, on Church street.
Percy Rhodes passed the Civil Service Exam.
ination, getting an average grave of S6-a very
| good grade.
A. F. McCarley went to Gallia County, OIL
Monday, to finish raising a mill building al
Ewington.
DR.. David A. White, of Missouri, has beer
spending some days with relatives in this
county.
George Reiniger went down the river to New
port, last week. He will go up the river in N
vember.
James T. Stinson, of Pierceton, Ind, is visit
ing friends here. He is a brother of Mrs. Marx
Sternberger.
Mrs. Jos. Grace is going on a visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. Annie Dill, of Cincinnati. Mrs. Dill il
| in poor poor health.
"Bub" Willis, son of Robert Willis an old cit
izen of this place. was killed in a railroad acci
dent mt Mineral City.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Parry, of Jimes, spent Sun
day with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Roderick, of this place.
Milt. McKinniss has has moved back to Scio
to County. The Portsmouth papers say Milt
raised the champion corn-crop on the bottoms
this year.
| An old lady named Thomas, of jamestown
was buried on last Sunday. She was quite old
and we believe had been blind for some time
William Allen Savage, OF Charleston, Yves
| Va, has been spending few days here, Al
looks quite young-and if he was at home, W.
would say real handsome.
The NJ. E. Church folks owe debt of graft
tude to Mrs. Lizzie Bentley for faithful and ex
cellent services, in furnishing music for tn
church.
Jim Farrell and family have moved to Wells
ton. Mrs. Farrell is running the Thompson
House, and would be pleased to see her Jackson
friends, when in Wellston.
man named Montgomery was seeking lay
against his wife, on Saturday night. She wa
formerly Miss Roxy Meacham. She had evi
IDENTIFY cleaned Montgomery out in first-clas
style, by his appearance.
Irvine DUNCAN has not yet consented to ru
for Congress. Mr.. DUNCAN has ability, an
would perhaps make a good Congressman, bu
he is not hankering after bucEing against sue
a snajority as Thompson will have in the dis
trict.