The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-28
NEUROLOGICAL.


Hillsboro, Texas, August 2s.--
| Mrs w. Schon died here last night after a
short Illness.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pleasant. Texas,
/ August 25.--.Iennio, the wife of NJ. C. VIII
white. died today.
STEPHENS.--Sherm Texas, August
A.--Henry stephens, aged 81 years. died
at his home. three miles west of the city,
4 today 80
KAHN Shreveport. La. August Co.
Mrs Julia Lour Kahn. aged rs wears and
II months wife of Aaron Kahn of this
place died today,
D0LLlNS, Blossom Texas August %.
! Dolp Dollins, prominent young man of
this place, died at the home of his mother
ON the 23d of congestion.
K1NG,-Pickton, Texas, August "a
Jesse +. King an aged and influential
citizen OF this place. died here yesterday
The remains were inferred at this place
this morning.
DICKSON. GAINESVILLE, Texas, August
26.-George II. Dickson. piorcer settler
aud prominent farmer of this county and
woll known Confederate veteran of Whit
heid'e legion, died yesterday.
MuRREY-Myrtle Springs Texas, Aug
ust 2i-Mrs, Stella Murrey. wife of Editor
w. A, T. Murcy of the Texas Fruit
Grower, died on Wednesday, the 23d in
slant, and was buried AT Myrtle cemetery
PARKER Marshall, Texas August %,
A telegram received here last evening
stated that Mrs. Genevieve Parker had
died that afternoon In Colorado Springs,
Colo. The remains will reach here Sunday
night.
EVANS.-Gain sville, Texas. August 26.
The remains of Mrs, J.. X. Evans. sister
OF Judge c. C. erd Senator C. L. Potter,
reached here last night flon Juarez, Mex
leo and were inferred this morning at .
O'Clock
GOODMAN.-Tyler, Texas. August FL
Mr. Sam A. Goodman. Sr,. an old aud in
nuential citizen living Ave miles west OF
here, died Saturday night His remains
were brought in and Inferred yesterday
afternoon.
CAvANAUGH.--Tyler Texas August
25,-Nlr. Dan Cayanaugh, an employe of
the general offices of the Cotton Belt, died
yesterday at the company's hospital. Ills
remains were shipped to ST. Louis. his
home, for interment.
-Woodville Texas August ~.
Miss Sewel of Doucette died at the resi-
dence of her brother, Mr. Charles Seweil,
of typhoid fever, on the Goth instant, Her
remains were inferred in the Woodville
cemetery the following day.
CoX.-Marshall, Texas. August 26--Mrs.
Lei, Cox died at the tcme of her parents
Mr. and Mrs d. i. McClaran, three miles
south of this city, at O'Clock yesterday
evening of black jaundlce. Mrs. Cox was
a bride of only three weeks.
CARNEY. illsboro, Texas, August 90
i. j.. Carney, a prominent stockman
an! farmer of Haskell county, died ON
"Wednesday after ar illness of four months.
He was formerly a citizen of this county.
He left a wife and six children,
PENNINGTON.--Woo Texas, Aug
ust 27.-Mrs. Albert Pennington of Dou-
cette, wife of Mr., Albert Pennington, died
of typhoid fever the night of the 18th In
stant. Her remains were inferred in the
Woodville cemetery the day following
WISCONSIN, Angelo, Texas August
22-Charles d. Wilson died here yesterday
and was buried this morning, the funeral
being conducted by the knights of Pythias.
Mr.. Wilson was well known in this sec
ton. having lived in San Angelo since
1876.
BURNS-Denton, Texas, August o.
VIM Burris, formerly prominent cit
izen OF this place, but who Went to Kerr |
Vile for his health died at the latter place
last night, word was received here today
and the remains will be here tomorrow for
interment.
w Al -GalneSVllle, IeNaS, August -. |
Mrs. Wyatt died at Valley lew and was |
buried at Oak Grove cemetery. She was |
an aged lady had lived at Valley View |
for twenty five years or more and leaves |
a family OF grown up children, all Of
whom are married,
INGRAM. Wharton. Texas, August %. |
After an illness of about ten days. Mr.. |
Isaac Ingram entered into rest Tuesday !
and was buried In the city cemetery We'd |
Il
of age, and had resided In this county one
year His former home was in .iill |
KENDRICK. Ennis. Texas August &c.
Mr.. A. N. Kendriek an old and respected |
citizen of this city, died al his home here
yesterday and was inferred today In Myr-
tie cemetery under the auspices OF the
a. r. and a. NJ. lodge, of which he was a
member.
HUNTER Texas. August 81. |
Mrs. p. /. Hunter, wife of Prof. =. I.
Hunter spurgtr, Texas, died on the MORN
ing of the 25th instant at Warren of
typhoid fever. Her remains were Inferred
in the Woodville cemetery Saturday. The
deceased leaves husband and three little
children.
SNYDER Ennis. Texas, August Co.
9. A. Snyder Of The BarGwell community
became overbented Tuesday willie picking
cotton. Flo was sent TO Ennis to he placed
inder medical treatment. but died last
night at the home OF his brotnerin-l law.
Mr.. George Rose of this city. His re-
mains were inferred this afternoon.
CRAFT Giddings, Texas, August 26.-
Mr.. Carl Graf, aged 10 years, died at his
lome in this city on Wednesday night.
rhe remains were Inferred In the Giddings
cemetery on Thursday morning. The de-
ceased was a native OF Germany; he came
10 this country prior TO the civil war and
,erved in the Federal army during the
war.
CARR-Bryan, Texas. August 2i,-Mr.
b. Carr Sir. died at his home in this
lily today in the fifty sixth year Of his
ge Mr.. Carr was one of the county's
ldest and most highly respected and in
luential citizens. He had lived in the
ounty since boyhood and had been an i'm
,ortant factor in the building up OF Bryan
nd the deyelopment of this section. He