The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1888-07-19
Among The Builders.

1t perhaps is not generally known, but
it is nevertheless true, that Jackson has
one of the strongest divisions of the Car
penters' and Joiners Union, of America,
in Southern Ohio. Following are the Off
GERS and members:
Dave s. Thomas, President: Andrew
johnson, Vice President; Joe Levisay,
Recording Sec'y; j. Fl. Bearley, Financial
Sec'y; Ezra Walters, H. Reigel. Jas.
Meacham, Trustees; VIM. Neeley, Thos.
Harshbarger, G. NJ. Jackson, Geo. Meach-
am, F. B. Meacham, j. H. Dauber, l..
Watson. L. Long, A. Woolam, j. Pollard,
J. I'll. Copeland, j. c. Smart, w. L. Trip,
5. G. Brown, G. C. ZONES, III. B. Meacham,
w. Tope, B. Wollam. Fl. r. Gilbert, G. w.
Young, W. Spriggs, J. j. Busler, j. w.
Pierce, j. I'll. WEIGH, Felix Nash, Henry
Brunton, G. III. Shaffer, Silas Foster, E.
ID. Meacham, Jos. Aten, j. S. Morgan, d.
W. Walters, w. d. Jones, G. M. Brown, j.
S. Davis. S. ID. Eubanks.
The membership of the Jackson Union
is 49, The number of the jackson Union
is 12O.
Nottingham Claar recently deceased
was one of the original members of the 10
cal Union.
The majority of the cal penters about
town are in the above list.
Any of them can build house good
enough for any body to.live in.
Balsar Wollam is one of the Oldest men
on the list. He is employed at Dauber's.
James Meacham is making the neigh
borhood of Orange Field blossom out
wonderfully. He has built ten houses
since the first of January, three for
McKitterick and Steele and one for Rob-
bins being very nice houses.
G. G. Jones is finishing tasty house on
South street for John S. johnson, and re-
modelling Mark Sternberger's South st.
residence.
Will Tope is working on a building for
Tom Washam.
III. r. Gilbert is helping get Huron Fur
mace buildings in shape for making iron.
J.C. Smart and d. W. Walters are
working with Charlie Jones on the John
son building.
Will Nealy. Geo. Meacham, F. b. Meach-
am, II. B. Meacham and A. Wollam all
work for Jim Meacham.
Joe Levisay and Thos. Harshbarger are
with the Jackson Mill & Lumber Co.
J. Fl. Dauber is at Dauber's Mill.
Lew Long and G. II. Shaffer are work
ing for Jim Fry who has turned the Will
liams house over to the plasterers and
just begun the Capt. Hurd house.
Geo. w. Young and Yves Pierce are
working on the Wood-C Cotfman Mfg Co.'s
building.
w. Spriggs is working on house for
Fred Baesman in Jamestown.
S. G. Brown is completing a residence
for the Ervins, at the Corner of Oak and
West streets.
J. H. Welsh and Joe Aten, Jr. are with
the Buckeye Mill and Lumber Co.
Henry Brunton is a member of the firm
of G. w. Brunton & Co., wagon makers
at the foot of Broadway.
G. NJ. Brown is working at the new
slope of the Jones Coal Co. at Wheldon.
Silas Foster has only recovered from
an unprovoked assault made upon him at
Petrea month ago.
j. IS. Davis is one of the carpenters who
did the work at the light plant.
j. j. Busler has been sick and unable to
work for quite while.
D.S. Thomas has just finished two
houses in Diamond for Mrs. Carrigan and
one for Mr.. Knox.
Andy Johnson is working for the Chap
man Coal Co. up the creek.
Felix Nash and j. S. Morgan have been
working for Dave Thomas.
w. D. Jones built the Owen Davis
House in the Nail Mill addition.
Will Tripp does not build houses, but
sells everything in the way of
hardware furnishing that goes into them,
to the carpenters who do.
SD. Eubanks is running saw mill
out of town two or three miles.
Mr.. Pollard, who recently came here
from Washington G. H., is building up a
good buSiDeSS