He came about 1880, and had a brother, Henry, able and well to do, who
went west and died there. Told about some one stealing seven or eight
hundred dollars from Old John, which they got back for him. Think he here
refers to an old fellow, sometimes called "Crazy John," from
Kentucky and related to prominent political people there. Harmless old
fellow, who cut cord wood in an early day, and lastly worked for the
Hareliks in their fruit and vegetable business, later looked after by Mr.
Haskell Harelik, a good Jew from Russia. He had an old tattered Algebra
text, and would stop you to talk about something.
