The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-20
THE DEATH ROLL.

KuLP.-4Wcatherror Texas. Novembc
I'LL. X Kulp. leading resHsu,aut ma,
and confectioner OF Weathertord, died TO
day.
sAlP,-Oaldwell. Texas, November 49,
Mrs Sarah Sapp. aged r. wife OF A. II
S4app. deceased. who Was a veteran of tn,
Seminole war. died on November IL
SlMiMoNS.--Georgeto Texas, Noycm.
Der 1s.-Mns. Dave Simmons of Nor1h
Georgetown died at her home u few nights
ago She had been In poor health for a
| long tiIne.
| LDWlS.-Gonzales, Texas, November II.
Judge Everett Lewis. an old resident of this
| place, died suddenly at his home this morn
| ang OF apopleXy. He WAS very public
spirited man Und all Gonzales mourns his
death.
BROWN.--Cleburne Texas, November
1S.-Mr. jackson Brown, 81 years OF age.
and The oldest Mason In johnson county,
died 1esteihay and was buried today at
Sand Flat by the Masonic order OF Gle
burne.
OUGLAS.--CorsicMna Texas, November
ls.--Mrs. j. Nj. Douglas. an aged lady who
ia well and favoraby known, died at her
nome ON West Third avenue yesterday
afternoon and was buried today. A large
concourse of people attended the funeral.
F'RAZIER.--Georgetow TeMas, Noyem-
Der l4.-Mr. w. Il. Frazier OF Corn Hill
died at his home yesterday. Mr.. Frazier
was a PROMINENT farmer and had the re-
speot Of all who knew him. His death
was caused Indirectly by typhoid or slow
fever that resulted fatally to so many AT
Corn Hill.
WALLlNG, - Center, Texas. November
l2.--Mr Van Walling, an aged and highly
respected gontleman. died at his home yes
tedday. Mr. Walling was among the first
settlers of this county; was soldier in
the Mexican war; also participated In the
barle between the regulators ana moder-
ators In this county IN Its early history
Uncle Van, as no was usually called by
all, will DO missed by all.
LEE. Corsicana, Texas November 49,
The funeral OF Rev. C. C. Lee, father OF
John ID, Lee. took place from the Baptist
church today at 3 o'clock p. M, Mr.. Lee
was nearly so years of age and had been a |
resident Of this county since before the |
war. He was loved and honored by all who |
knew him and leaves many friends aud /
relatives TO mourn his death.
BoRdNG.-Beeyille. Texas, November IS. |
Captain j. w. Boring, an old and we'll |
onown resident OF this city, died very sud-
lenly yesterday evening at o'clock at the |
OF his son. W. u. Boring. Grandpa |
Boring, as he WAS Familiarity known, Bus
SO years old and was "a native OF West viz
sinda. He was prominently Identified with
business interests In Chicago when that
great city was but small village.
LIIOYD.---Temple, Texas November 1s.--
Word was received here last evening OF The
lcaih OF Mrs. j. S. Lloyd at Dallas. MIR.
lloyd is one of the Santa Fes most popular
conductors and both OF them have many
yarm friends In Temple, where they haze
wed for several years. Mas. Lloyd was on
.er way home from E.d1abethtown. Ky
eten she was taken III and had 10 stop of
4 l}allas. Her death Is deeply regretted
PITTS.--Sealy, Texas, November 16,--I. 1
Y. Pitts died at his home In San Felipe |
his morning at 1850 o'clock after loug I
nd painful iliness age G5 years and l
ionth. Mr.. Pitts WAS one OF the oidesi |
ltizeps OF that community, having come
'om Georgia In an early day, and by hard !
ork and wise management acquired co1- !
derable property. He leaves wfe AMI
syeral children tal grown. besides np- e
Ierous friends 10 mourn his demise. His !
.mains were laid 10 rest this afternoon at
10 Old Hill burial ground near San Felips.