The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-29
NEUROLOGICAL.

CLARK. -Cleburue. Texas. July 27.--s. N.
Clark. prominent citizen and postmaster
for number OF years, died yesterday af-
son aud will be buried with Masonic honors
LAWSON Ennis Texas July Is, = Ernest
Lawson, son OF Fred Lawson OF this city,
died last pisht after a hrict Illness caused
from congestion OF the bowels HIS remains
were Inferred IN Myrtle cemetery this after,
noon.
WILLIAMS. Ennis, Texas. July gs.--J. ~.
Williams. = progressive farmer of the Rard.
well community, died yesteclay afternoon
and n Woodman OF the World Both orderc
took psrt In the funeral ceremonies.
wINSToN,--Alyin, T~xns July N--Mr. l..
Winston, son q Maio ar, T. w ,hs ma,,s
Of his parents In Galveston YESTERDAY after
long and painful illness, His remains VIII
be brought hero this afternoon ana inferred
In the Confederate cemetery.
MEEK. San Diego. Texas, July 26:--Mr
and Mrs. W. w. Meek's little girl, Mildred
died yesterday at 1880 D, m. She was years
months and 90 days old: died OK castro
enteric fever. The funeral was held AT their
residence today ut . a. m: A large eoncourse
OF Borrowing friends followed tho remains
10 their last resting place.
HoRToN.--w heelock. Texas, July q .--Mrs.
Ida Horton. wife OF s. A, Horton, died at the
residence Of her father VIM. Tavior at Mar
garite. Texas on the 2lst instant Mrs. Hor-
ton was on o visit to her .parents AZ searNh
u.
ana leaves husband and three small chill
dren The sad news was received with much
sorrow by her friends and relatives mere.
The remains we're inferred az Mnrsarite.
RANSOM. --lcnnis Texas. July %. Mrs, r,
E. Ransom, agcd 20 wears. died at her home
In this city yesterday morning after long
and painful Illness. caused from cancer OF
the throat Her remains we're shipnsd 70
Corsicana at IL O'Clock yesterday and In
tered In the family burying grounds at tina,
place. she was the wife OF J. K, Ranson'
recently deceased. who was wide and favor
ably known among railroad circles
SARTIN denton. Texas. July 2e,--Jessa
Snrtin for thirty odd years past resident OF
this county and for many years the Keeper
OF the only hotel at Bolivar thts county.
which used TO be one OF the PRINCIPAL places
on the old Chisholm trail died tho first OF
this week, AIRED n wears. He was promi.
uent citizen OF the community IN when no
liz cd. and although IN days aRane his hotel
had been n rendezvous and stopping place 10,
all sorts of tough characters. Il is recitcd
of him that not once did he ever nave
trouble with them.
WARRACH. Wharton. Texas July 2s.--
Mrs j. W. Roseborry was called TO Victoria
this morning by n wire announcing the death
of her father. Mr.. l.. Warrach, which took
place in Victoria last night, Mr.. Warrach
but came TO Texas about thirty 1--WE years ago,
and settled In. the then prosperous lltiie
town of lndianola. During the civil war. Mr.,
Warrach threw In his fate with the Contei-
oracy aud was brave soldier during this
trying period Since the destruction OF In
dianola In 1875 he has resided In Victoria. He
leaves Ave children: Mrs. A. Lastro. julius
and George Wnrrnoh OF Victoria, II, War
raoh of Lavaca and Mrs. j. ". Roseberry of
Wharton.
RAILEY. --Iiillsboro, Texas. July e7.-Mr.
]. D. Railey. who was stricken with paral-
yss about week ago. died last evening at
4 80. Mr.. Railev WAS In his 65th year. He
was born in virginia. but came to Texas In
1885 He married Mrs. Ellen Spencer IN
Bastrop In 1856, He spent most of his life
in Bolton. Ilillsboro and Waco. He was tax
assessor OF this county for four years. He
moved to Waco In 1891 and went Into the
real estate business and continued In II till
his DEATH He enlisted In the southern army
with Hoods brigade and was a valuable sol
der, He wac for wears superintendent Of Tie
Methodist Sunday school here. His noble
character and Christian life made him many
warm friends He was buried In lakewood
cemetery at Waco today.