The Sunday Gazetteer
Sunday, November 14, 1897
pg. 3,4

LOCAL CONDENSATIONS
Friday, November 12, 1897  - Mrs. James McMillen went to Terrell last week to visit her husband.  She was delighted to find him very much improved, and it was a great pleasure for him to greet his wife and baby.  He wanted to return with them, but the doctor in charge advised him to remain a month or 6 weeks longer, assuring him he would soon be all right, and could return in time to be with his family Christmas.  To this he readily assented, as he has the utmost confidence in the doctor's judgment.  Jim's friends in Denison will be delighted to learn that.

The Sunday Gazetteer
Sunday, March 9, 1902
pg. 4

Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Troy McMillen left Tuesday for Terrell to visit James McMillen.

The Sunday Gazetteer
Sunday, July 1, 1900
pg. 4

LOCAL CONDENSATIONS
Thursday, June 28 - Troy McMillin went down to Terrell to visit his brother Jim the first of the week.  The asylum physician assured him that his brother had been slowly but steadily improving for the past 2 or 3 weeks and that there was hope of his ultimate recovery.  He is poor in the flesh.  One arm is very much emanciated and he has but little use of the hand.  He has, however, improved mentally, talked intelligently and seemed perfectly reconciled to remain at the asylum.


The Sunday Gazetteer
December 30, 1900
pg.4

LOCAL CONDENSATIONS
Wednesday, December 26 - Mrs. Wood McMillin will visit her son, Jim, at the Terrell insane asylum after the holidays.

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