Gregg Co., TX - Newspapers - Wills Point Chronicle

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From Wills Point Chronicle, Thursday, August 16, 1894:



Miss Zula Rucker and Mr. Willie Bass of Longview are visiting 

Mr. J. K. Rucker and family.



From Wills Point Chronicle, Thursday, September 6, 1894:



Miss Jewelle Lucket, a charming young lady of Longview, is 

visiting Miss Ammie Swank.



From Wills Point Chronicle, Thursday, October 18, 1894:



Mr. A. B. Rucker of Longview spent last Sunday in the city with 

his brother, Mr. J. K. Rucker.



From the Wills Point Chronicle, Thursday, Nov. 1, 1894:



Man Cut in Two



Longview, Tex., Oct. 29 - O. A. Andrews, head breakman on the 

Texas and Pacific freight No. 15, yesterday morning was setting 

breaks as the train moved in the Junction yards, when a chain 

broke and he fell between the moving cars and was cut almost in 

two. He was married and had three small children.



From the Wills Point Chronicle, Thursday, Nov. 1, 1894:



Mr. E. S. Terry and family of Longview visited in the city Sunday. 

Mr. Terry presided over the CHRONICLE'S sanctum sanctorum in days 

gone by.



From the Wills Point Chronicle, Thursday, Jan. 3, 1895:



Miss Maud Wright of Longview has been the guest of Miss Lena 

McKain this week.



From the Wills Point Chronicle, Thursday, Jan. 17, 1895:



Mr. A. B. Rucker of Longview visited his brother, Mr. J. K. 

Rucker, this week.



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