The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-05
NEUROLOGICAL.

PoLLACK-Caldwe Texas, October 4.
Miss Abh.e rcliaok, aged H. died at
day, after a lingering Illness.
ROBINSON-Calvert, Texas. October 2.
The remains OF Mr., u. II. Robinson, an
old citizen OF Calvert, were brought her,
last night and inferred IN the avert
cemetery this morning.
Bronham, Texas, October =
Mr.. Albert Neblch, who got his arm caught
IN Mr.. John can'llsle's gin. near c,appell
HIN Yesterday morning, died Saturday az
ternonn and was buried here today,
ATK1NSoN-.-C Corpus Christi. Texas, oc-
toher S,--F'rank Akin ION, an old and re
speected citizen OF this city. was stricken
s o'clock and died last night at 1890.
DOWNING-Coldwell, Texas October 3.
Last night Mr i. w. Downing died at
his home near Cedar Creek. He was
service under Commodore Farrugut dur
ing the civil war.
pRoosKM,,I,LLER-M srshasll' Texas o DC.
d poir last nigh: at $50 oeioek Of nS%mms-
ton OF the bowels Te has lived in. Mar
shall since 1880 and was 70 years Of are,
company d Seventh Texas Iegim mt, In
fantry. He was born at Menty-on-the-
Rhine. Germany. lie was twice alder
man and made an excellent officer.
CAMP-Granger. Texas. October Eyes
terday afternoon at o'clock, Mr.. w. IL.
Camp died from n stroke Of apop'exy.
For thirteen years Mr. Camp has p Ma,
feeling well yesterday afternoon, lie
stepped into an ice cream parlor and
drank n flece and soon after fell over
1--WE hours. He will be buried here today
by the knights Of Pythias.
McCRACKEN-Chic Texas October 3:
u. II. McCrackeni one of The Oldest and
her i9 Of the Masonic, odd Fellows, and
knights of pythias fraternities' and VII
honors of the above orders. Ills wife u
- Missouri and VIII reach here on the
s o'clock train Maaaday attornoon, His
SEIDEI.--Karnes city, Texas, October :.
IL. Seidcl, who mas been county treas
urer of karncs county for about four
teen years. died this morning at 3I5 after
!, ,uaeuug ulne. s.. He VIII he buried
This afternoon In Rurgc by the side OF
relatives who have preceded him Colonel
knights of Honor and will he buried ac-
cordnr to the rites OF those orders. He
was member of the Methods. church.
mourn his loss. His place will be hard
10 supply. He was 81 years and month
old today.
BUTLER-Wharton, Texas. October l.
CURED in Wharton. was that OF Mrs. En-
ma Butler. who entered into rest this
morning at o'clock OF congestion. Mrs.
only sick two days. All that the most
could do, blessed her last hours. She
Just budding into womanhood, and boy
OF years. Mrs. Butler was jealous
Christian. a devoted friend and an affec-
tona,e mpther. and her loss ny, VIII be Eel,
viii take place this evening at p. IN,
MULLiN-oakiand. Texas, October l.
Mr.. John II. Mullin. postmaster at OAK
land for the past sixteen years, TINS
The subject of this sketch was a Confcd-
crate solder. fearless and true. GER
geant IT. Capiatn k. V. Cooks company
OF Colonel Grffin,s, regiment, He had
a bright Master Mason, Jealous. active
and true. of Oakland lodge. No. 2os: was
a member OF the Shropshire pton camp
", and jealous Christian. member OF
the BAPTIST church. lie died of cancer OF
the stomach at p. m. yesterday ana VIII
be buried by the Masors at Odd FELLOWS
Rest IN Weimar tomorrow at / p m. lie
leaves a wife. six children and a host oil
friends TO mourn his loss.
MuLLiN-Weimar, Texas, October e..
Mr.. John iiaibert Mullin postmaster al
OF this county. a Mason N good standing.
a devoted true and faithful member OF
the Baptist church. the friend Of all good
people eHempiary IN ms bsrs ha ,odv ana no de
Masonic fraternity, Oakland lodge. No,
2,s having charge OF the funeral VISITING
i1embers from Columbus. Schulenburg
q. s'aire. pastor OF the N,ptist church
here. offlciated In the Interest OF the
church. and gave the history OF the de-
long friend Of the wriaer OF this sketch |
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