The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1888-01-12
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G. W. Rice is improving some.
Capt. w. A. Walden, of Columbus, is here.
M. t. vanpelt is at Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Ham. Butchers pension has been increased.
T. L. Hughes, OF Oak Hill, was here on Satur-
day.
James Maloney is still lingering, though quite
feeble.
Rev. P. t. Thurhelmer went to Columbus on
Monday.
Mrs. ]. H. Wilson, of Coalton, is visiting in
Indiana.
Robert Hoop, of Weilston, has been granted
pension.
Gen. w. H. Enochs, of Ironton, called on last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Rhodes, of Washington City, is
very weak.
Charley Schelienger is engaged in business in
Columbus.
johnny Nelson is clerking for F. j. Sternber-
berger & Co.
Mrs. S. S. Hawk goes TO Columbus this We'd
nesday on visit.
Elisha Clifford had leg broken in the Tropic
Shaft, on Monday.
Frank Smith isstill very poorly. and improves
very slowly, if at all.
Miss BedeIia Basquiu was visiting friends in
Wellston last week.
Samuel Boskill of this place has been granted
an increase of pension.
WIN. Johnson, of the NJ. e., makes an excel
lent Superintendent.
w. A. Steele now has one of the best arranged
stores in all this region.
John w. Higgins, Attorney, from Waverly,
has located at Wellston.
"Tip" Gillespie, of this place, has been g,anted
an increase OF pension.
T. B. Flower, the clothing man, is travelling
for white lead company.
Mrs. Will. Longbon and child, of Cincinnati,
are visiting friends here.
Miss Devlin, daughter of Felix Devlin, of
Wellston, is visiting the Misses Basquill.
Robert Burns, for some time engaged with F.
J. Sternberger & Co. has returned to Wellston.
Uncle Joe Patterson has purchased a residence
in Wellston and settled down private citi-
zen.
Fred Cook, the brici1. mason. was married
few days ago to Miss Sadie McKinniss, of Ham
den.
S.V. Hinkle was elected President, and w.
A. Steele Leader, of the Jackson Silver Cornet
Band.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rowland, of Jackson
Tp., have been on a visit to sheir son John in
Manchester.
The WaverIy Watchman says Ed. Kendall
n,
picture in gallery.
Mrs. Miller Long has been quite sick for some
days. Her little child has also been suffering
from bealing in the head.
Waiter Crisswell has a fine new cornet, and
"Cap" Jones a magnificent snare drum, both
of the Silver Cornet Band.
Mrs. Moody, of this place, received word that
her father, Lewis Vonschriltz, was dying, and
left on Tuesay for Ironton.
]. NJ. Evans has been running Rice's store,
with his son Charles, since Mr.. Rices illness.
"Matt.' is veteran at the business.
Judge Miller's family gave a young folks
party on Friday evening, in honor OF their
guests, the Misses Davis, of Ironton.
James Burt, son of Denny Burt, was consider
| ably injured on Monday by the running away
| of a mule he was driving in Tropic mine.
Charley Lupton is going back to Gallipolis.
jackson will bate to lose Charley, as he is one
| of the best fellows we have had here for a long
time.
We have received from C. A. Atkinson, Lin
coin, Neb., papers, recounting the phenomenal
growth of that city. Three millions of dollars
were spent in Improvements within twelve
| months.
The minions of the law laiG violent hands on
"Judge" Delaney again q few days ago, but he
| had not been incarcerated long before Attorney
| J. L. Jones yanked him out on habeas corpus