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Graham Chronicle Item Summary of 1890 Local Notes
In fall 1890 Our Farry Filer reports Wm Wade of Gregg County plans to move with his family to Graham in October. John H. Wood imports masons for new buildings. several residents travel to Haskell and back, with local marriages, births, deaths, and civic notes. A post office opens at Crozier on Fish Creek. goats disrupt the courthouse. church and business news fill the item, including a school fund donation and a new bank charter at Beckham National Bank with officers listed.
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Graham
Wm. Wade
Gregg County
J. H. Wood
John H. Wood
Weatherford
Carrie Taylor
Haskell
R. E. Sherrill
Mattie Fore
Hall Morrison
R. S. DeLong and Company
Hall
W. S. McKimsey
Dr. Price
Sam Davidson
Elder Black
Jack Hill
Mr. Evans Jackson
Tennessee
Little Earl
Wm. Redders
W. C. Bell
Mr. Bell
South Carolina
Texas
Christian Church
Homer Mayes
W. D. Spivey
Finis
Jennie Eddleman
H. D. Dickey
J. M. Norman
R. F. Arnold
Sherman
Archer City
A. C. Markley
Fort Thomas
Arizona
C. W. Johnson
Court House
Tom
G. W. Black and Family
J. T. Lovejoy
J. C. Short
J. L. Payne
W. H. Kuykendall
L. Coleman
Breckenridge
Baptist Association
Col. E. S. Graham
St. Louis
Chicago
Allan J. Gibson
Henry Williams
National Stock Yards
Ilinois
James M. Wood
Grand Jury
John C
G. W. Carmack
Fish Creek
W. H
W. M. Matthews
Oak Grove
J. T. Cunningham
S. R. Ragland
Martilla Aycock
Cass County
Gooseneck Bend
W. L
A. B. Turner
Lee Gibson
Crozier
Calvin W. Townsend
Casenbary
Adger Morrison
Jos. Hall
Emma Long
A. G. Culberson
Edward Ribble
Annie Gibson
L. McJilton
Aleck McLaren
Lizzie McJilton
Alfred Foster
Joe A. Woolfolk
Belknap