Dallas Morning News
August 19, 1893 Given Her Liberty DENISON, Tex., Aug. 18. - The young lady, Miss Nellie Hodges, who was detained by the officers of Denison yesterday, charged with wearing man's clothing in a public place, was given her liberty this morning. At 2:10 this evening she left over the Missouri, Kansas and Texas for Greenville. Work began to-day on the $5000 frame residence to be erected at the corner of Sears street and Burnett Avenue. A number of Grayson county officers came in this evening from a
three-days' hunt for two horse thieves who were known to be in the county.
The officers were in their saddles constantly for nearly thirty-six hours,
but the thieves were not captured.
Dallas Morning News September 14, 1893 WAGON ROAD LEADING INTO DENISON Denison, Tex., Sept. 13 - Members of the Grayson county commissioners' court came over to Denison at noon today and spent two or three hours looking over the wagon road leading into the city from the east. Within the last two years over $5000 has been spent in building culverts, erecting a bridge and in cutting down what are known as the Papan hills. The work is in an unfinished condition. A retaining wall of stone will be put up immediately and the county road gang will be put to work in a short time grading down the last hill and raising the last fill. So far two hills have been cut down and four fills made. The dumps are twenty-six feet at their highest point and are from 100 to 300 feet in length. Dallas Morning News September 17, 1893 COMMERCIAL MATTERS Denison, Tex., Dec. 20., -- Sheriff Hughes of Grayson County levied this morning on the machinery in the Denison cotton factory building and the property is to be sold to satisfy a judgment for $10,614 in favor of the First National bank of this city. Denison Doings Copyright © 2024, TXGenWeb. If you find any links inoperable, please send me a message. |