The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-13
NEUROLOGICAL.

MNEAL-Gonzales, Texas, Februful
| Mrs. McNeab the mother Of Attorrg I
Neal of this city, died at the residslnl
her son in this city at o'clock this ~
ing. Mrs. McNeal had long been lrsai1
of Texas and was much loved and Adni(
among her friends and atquaintancsl n
by one the landmarks that have n
trbuted toward the greatness of The a.
est of States are passing away.
! WINKLER-B nnis, Texas, Febful1
Mrs. Clint Winkler, wife OF CoadHl
Winkler, died yesterday evening At u
o'clock. Her remains were shippM
Corsicana today for burial.
| THORNBAU fisherman, Texas, Nbrll
| 11.--Mrs Sofia Thorneau. aged 80 IA
died yesterday evening at the reil.1
of her son, Henry Thorneau. During
| extreme weather in the early part o. 4
winter when this portion of the earth \
covered with snow and Ice. deceased =,
tanned fall while walking on the stntI
from which she has suffered ever sf4
and which resulted in her death as ~
above.
BROCK-Lockhart Texas, February
Mrs. Susan NJ. Brock, an estimabe w
and one of the. first settlers OF the
died yesterday after protracted slcfl1
at the age of 6S years. Mrs. Brock wasi
widow of Mr.. William Brock, who
years ago, and the mother-in- law o.
John 3. Holt, one of the leading physea
of the town.
HUEBNER-Runge Texas, FebrnaH
Mr.. r. Huebner, after a long and psn
Illness, died at his home in Runge %
9th instant and was buried at forne
He had gone to San Antonio for treatus
but failed to get relief The immeos
cause of his death was dropsy.
SCHuLTZ-Cuero, Texas, FebfuaT
MIR. G.. w. Schultz who lived about y
miles below town. died yesterday eves
after an Illness of about six days.
Schultz was one Of our best citizen.
was dairyman. He was member
Woodmen of the World and the MareA
and was very active worker In Doas.
came as near living up to the princlp.,
the order as any man. He VIII Do =.
from the Methodist church this eyen'n,
the W0odmen. He leaves a wiie ans
children.
PATTERSON Timpson, Texas W. "
airy l1.--Mr. Lumpkin Patterson uIeus
terday OF slow fever: his place WIN
lard to fill.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Texas. fes \.
2. Colonel Thomas d. Howeh
Worth died here today. His remau'
De shirped to Cleburne for intermens,.
-,Bastrop, Texas. FebrusH1
Hrs. II. NJ. Hayuie. mother OF MT:
-uckett and County Treasurer y. 49,
lie. died in this city at the resMSs
)r and Mrs. II. p. Luckett TINS
/ the mature age of so years. ~.
las taken to Austin on the miuI
oday. where she has another ds'
irs. Orlando Caldwell. and many ~
nd friends.
BARBEE Staples. Texas. FepruIs o.
larry, daughter OF, Mr.. and MIS- $3.50 ~
&c, was buried at Long Brancn ~. ~
IN June 10 last. while stated a. st,jlI
n bench. she fell backward, ~ q
he window sill and has been parau,ys
nee. She was nearly IA wears NV
FRENCH Victoria, Texas, FeplSS
Mrs. Chris French died at het VIZ
ais city Wednesday after an lines .',ss
ral months and her remains
srred in Evergreen cemetery 49,
fternoou. Her husband and tnres s.
irvive her.
SHAW--Cleburne. Texas Feprusa.
Ir. Jim Shaw died vest rday. csstuf6
robably the oldest settler OF ~
nd member OF Pat Cleburnf camf'
onfederate Veterans
TAYLOR-Rusk. Texas. Fehrna.'
RS. LottIe Taylor. aged about y -
ed Mt her daughters. Mrs. ~ .alj
,re today. Mrs Tav'or hos been =. ~
II about ion years she has LIVED Y Y
orc than fifty wears.
torbstt and William l.Frye stf.sH5
lrh amateur teams in and s'onnu IrsSisstrf
500. They won't need much
iape them up for the championship