The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-19
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METEOROLOGICAL
KUYKENDA1iL Ennis Tsyas 49,
lo.--Mrs. j. d. Kuykendall died at Enr
reston Sunday afternoon at G o,cIocl ~,
was buried Monday. ""'
RlCKS.-weimar, Texas March *
pkn, at his fathers home near c:,,adn,
anu was buried here yesterday, viii Ricts
co,,nt,, N. "A. KICKS, long a citizen of this
NJ hEENA .N.-Weimar Texas. March Is
Dieo' at his home near Usage Sunday nirh,
iast' and was buried there on yesterda ~
WI. James Keenan,. Mr. keenan, was !
socd citizen and popular, unasstning and
ANU ana pleasant to everybody
OoLi>iNS.--Austin, Texas March ~
me remains Of Mrs. Catherine b. Collins
daughter of Mr.. w. p. Hardeman. were
conveyed to their last resting place from
the Confederate home this evening. Mr.
Collins died at o'clock this morninc
after brief Illness.
MASslE.-- Luling, Texas, March 10
Died at the family residence near this
CITY, Tuesday. March 10, at o'clock.
| Mrs. Fannie Massie, nee Hoyston. aped
Is years The funeral took place today
at the old West Fork cemetery. Mrs.
Massie was grahd-niece of General Sam
Houston.
ALcoCK.-Lake Charles, La, March
ia private telegram from oberlin
La. announces the death of Mr.. X. b.
Alcock of that place He is the father
| or Mrs. J. w. Walker and Mrs. j. II.
Houseman of this city. and both of them
We're at the bedside of their father when
he died.
LoEsSIN.-Muldoon Texas, March 16.
| Miss Tillie Loessin died yesterday even
ing at o'clock from burns received last
Sunday night in helping to extinguish
fire in her fathers residence which
caught by a lamp exploding Her mother
and brother were both badly burned about
the hands.
SMITH.-Muldoon, Texas, March H.
Died near Muldoon yesterday evening at
o'clock, Mr.. j. G. c. Smith, of pneu-
monia, aged so years. Mr.. Smith was one
of the oldest citizens of this part OF
Texas, he coming here in 1888 or 1889. He
leaves host of relatives and friends to
mourn his death.
HoWARD.--Fort Worth. Texas, March
1.-THE sudden death of Miss Katie Belle
Howard is reported from Athens, La. The
cause OF death was due to the explosion
OF lamp. Miss Howard was the daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Howard who for a term of five
years was president of the Texas Female
college at Weatherford.
HUDGINS.- Brenham. Texas, March IA.
The funeral of Mr. H. Hudgins, whose
death occurred at Chappell Hill Saturday
took place in this city Sunday and the
funeral cortege that followed his remains
to Prairie Lea cemetery, where he was
inferred with Masonic honors, was q full
attest of the esteem in which he he was
held.
DONOHo.-seguin. Texas. March 12.-
Mrs. n. Donoho of this city died at her |
home yesterday at noon. large con- |
course followed her sorrowfullly to the |
Riverside cemetery this morning. Married |
sea rcely year, the idol of her husband, |
light has gone out. She was the daughter |
of Judge Manev of Pearsall. and the wife |
Of Mr.. II. NJ Donoho, who is we'll known |
in commercial circles throughout the
State.
M'GREGOR.-C Cameron, Texas March Is.
Mrs. Emma Rosa McGregor; wife of County
Judge William NJ. McGregor, died at their |
residence on the 18th instant at 10 o'clock
D. M. and was buried in the city cemetery |
yesterday afternoon. She was a native of |
Virginia. where she married Major Nc
jregor just after the close OF the war and
,omed to Cameron, Texas, about the year
1868. Her remains were accompanied to
he cemetery By a large concourse OF sor-
owing friends and discon solate relatives.
HALEY.--Kosse, Texas. March 16-Died
II the old family residence in Kosse. Mrs
icy M. Haley, in her 9th year. Funeral
services were held at the Baptist church
Monday evening at 3 o'clock. Immediately
,fter which the remains We're laid to rest
n the city cemetery. followed by large
.oncourse OF sorrowing friends and reia-
ives. She was the consort of the late
Charles O. Haley, who served Kosse as
mayor for some eight or ten years.
sCHAWE --Brenham, Texas. March A.
1t his home four miles southwest Of Hren-
lsm In the Salem neighborhood. at 4
rclock Monday morning. March IA, 1893,
lr. Theodore w schawe, after brief
lness Of one week with pneumonia,
reathed his last He was born November
3 1874, and WIS therefore at the time
I his demise So years, months and "a
avs of age. He came TO this country in
$50 and has been continuous resident OF
his county since that time 10 his death.
lie was a. gallant Confederate soldier ana
member OF Washington camp OF United
confederate Veterans. who VIII have char y
the funeral. Mr., Schawe leaves wife
nd twelve children. three OF whom are
rown and married.
Bringing Good Prices.
Alvin. Texas, March S.--The strawber- ,
!, growers are receiving better prices this {
mr. than they have for several years past.
pc reason for this is the improved va
cites now grown and another reason Is 1
10 manner In which the b4rrics are picked
I'd packed There have been several ship 6
ents this season TO Pittsburs and even I
Philadelphia, Pa, and fancy prices wera 1
'tained. one grower receiving as high as
0 per crate. This is bound 10 BE- very
ofitable year for the strawberry grow L
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