married John L "Jack" Griffin
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GRIFFIN - GHIO
Capt. J. L. Griffin, Division Superintendent of the Texas and Pacific at Texarkana, Tex, married Miss Amboline Ghio, one of the wealthy and leading society belles of that city, and a daughter of A. L. Ghio, thrice Mayor of Texarkana, Tex. Thursday evening. The presents to the bride were exceedingly costly. Among them were: from the father $500 check;' $2000 diamond set from the groom; $500 china set from J. N. Fielder, of Jefferson, Tex; $500 silver set from Joe Marx, President of the Texarkana Citizens' Bank; $500 silver clock from uncle and aunt of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Ghio, of St. Louiss, and $100 silver set from B. Brunazzi of this city. (The Sedalia Weekly Bazoo, Sedalia, Mo., July 12, 1887)
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GRIFFIN - GHIO
Capt. J. L. Griffin, Division Superintendent of the Texas and Pacific at Texarkana, Tex, married Miss Amboline Ghio, one of the wealthy and leading society belles of that city, and a daughter of A. L. Ghio, thrice Mayor of Texarkana, Tex. Thursday evening. The presents to the bride were exceedingly costly. Among them were: from the father $500 check;' $2000 diamond set from the groom; $500 china set from J. N. Fielder, of Jefferson, Tex; $500 silver set from Joe Marx, President of the Texarkana Citizens' Bank; $500 silver clock from uncle and aunt of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Ghio, of St. Louiss, and $100 silver set from B. Brunazzi of this city. (The Sedalia Weekly Bazoo, Sedalia, Mo., July 12, 1887)
married John L "Jack" Griffin
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GRIFFIN - GHIO
Capt. J. L. Griffin, Division Superintendent of the Texas and Pacific at Texarkana, Tex, married Miss Amboline Ghio, one of the wealthy and leading society belles of that city, and a daughter of A. L. Ghio, thrice Mayor of Texarkana, Tex. Thursday evening. The presents to the bride were exceedingly costly. Among them were: from the father $500 check;' $2000 diamond set from the groom; $500 china set from J. N. Fielder, of Jefferson, Tex; $500 silver set from Joe Marx, President of the Texarkana Citizens' Bank; $500 silver clock from uncle and aunt of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Ghio, of St. Louiss, and $100 silver set from B. Brunazzi of this city. (The Sedalia Weekly Bazoo, Sedalia, Mo., July 12, 1887)
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GRIFFIN - GHIO
Capt. J. L. Griffin, Division Superintendent of the Texas and Pacific at Texarkana, Tex, married Miss Amboline Ghio, one of the wealthy and leading society belles of that city, and a daughter of A. L. Ghio, thrice Mayor of Texarkana, Tex. Thursday evening. The presents to the bride were exceedingly costly. Among them were: from the father $500 check;' $2000 diamond set from the groom; $500 china set from J. N. Fielder, of Jefferson, Tex; $500 silver set from Joe Marx, President of the Texarkana Citizens' Bank; $500 silver clock from uncle and aunt of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Ghio, of St. Louiss, and $100 silver set from B. Brunazzi of this city. (The Sedalia Weekly Bazoo, Sedalia, Mo., July 12, 1887)
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