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1882, DEC. 766 DORRISS FAMILY.
Among the beneciaries of his wills was Annie, daughter
of Judge Norton.
111. MATTIE DORRISS, d. Jan. 17, 1883; md May 20, 1856,
Hon. J o. A. Brown, a lawyer of distinction, who died a
few years a.go at St. Louis. She was brillia.nt, beauti-
ful, and lovely; and when I last saw her, about 1876, she
was majestic. After years of wedded bliss, she was di-
vorced, and married R. B. Van Wisker. Her children
were by her rst husband:
1. George Dorriss Brozmz.
2. JICI.-2tI-6 Bro-zen, m: ,Arthur A. Mos-he-r, of Kansas
City; 3 children.
3. Fan-me Brown, md 1st, Wa.1l-ace Smith. Sthe married second,
, F. C. Jerome.
4. Russell B70llf7I, who is noticed above.
IV. ANN IE B. DORRISS, was sublime in her beauty, and is yet
a. Minerva among women. She md Hon. John A. Halder-
man, late minister to Siam, and one of the m-ost eminent
(liplomatists of the day. He is a scholar and a stat-esman,
a.nd his name ha.s been an honor to Kansas. But, like her
sister. Annie was divorced. She lives in Leavenworth,
and General Halderman in Washin-gton Oity. Children:
1. Sallz-e Ha-l(Zc7mam-, -a.mid oriental splendor and ma.g-
nicence, md Oct. 24, 1888. Edwin E. YVilso-n; but
after the birth of two children, and proof of dis-
reputable dealings on his part. she f-orsook him.
2. Georgia H alldcrman. 3. L-1mn.e H (lJ:d(rI)TI(l7l/.
DECEMBER.
Doc. 1Dh.e Bank of Edgertovn is organized by Woods-on
8: Wells. with Dr. C. C-. Kemper cashier.
E. and D. Gwin have threshed 30,000 bushels of wheat, show-
ing an average of 21 bushels per acre. It is selling at 78 cents.
Dcc. 15A. G. Beller lectures at West-on, in reply to
lugcrsoll.
Deposits of Parkville Bank, $34,505.18; of the Bank of Platte
(ount. $1:)0,(i63.0(i.
In-ra 18-Prof. J. D. Hastings, of Park C-olllege. commits
suicide.
In-r-. .?.7(.~lu-istm~as-trees at Pleasanlt Ridge, New Market,
and l]att- (ity. and three saloons at Platte City religiously and
freely rli.stril1mte(l egg-Iiog.
Im-. .2.Il L111 (,arpc11tc1 has in the Landmark a. good poem,
t-ntitlr-l Poets. Ancient and Modern. He classes me among
the latter.