Extracted chiefly from the newspapers, The Leader (TL) and Egyptian Press (EP)
April
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hinchcliff have another boy born into their family last Friday. EP & TL 4 Apr 1895
Just as the noon passenger train slowed up at Johnston City a few days ago, a young man about eighteen years of age, followed by his intended bride, a little dark eyed lassie some five years his junior from Franklin County, stepped upon the platform and the next moment would have been speeding on their way to Missouri where they anticipated having the marriage ceremony performed without the knowledge of their anxious parents. But cruel fate seemed to be in their way, for before they could enter the car the father of the fledgling lassie had her in his arms and informed her that they must return. As the train came back the down cast lovers with the triumphant father entered the car and were soon homeward bound from glory. EP 4 Apr 1895
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