The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-26
NEUROLOGICAL.

OUTLET. mckinney, Texas, January
2i.-Mrs, z. f. Outlet died here today a
her home in Southwest Mckinney.
| MCDONALD. Temple. Texas. January
| e5.-Mrs. Frank Mcdonald died in this city
yesterday and will be buried in The Hodgt
graveyard tomorrow. Deceased was the
| wife of Prof. Frank Mcdonald.
| KlNG.-Yoakum. Texas, January 25.-
| Mrs. Andrew King died last Monday night
| aged IS years. She leaves a husband ant
| four children. The remains were laid to
| rest in the Catholic cemetery yesterday
afternoon.
| MCARTHEY.-Denis Texas, January
2S,-Owen Mccartney, Wholesale and ae-
tail hardware dealer, died this morning OF
heart failure. Deceased was the first hard
| ware merchant in Deniscn. coming here
| in 1872. His wealth is estimated at $l25,-
COO all made in this city.
BALDRIDGE.--En Texas. January
23.-Mr. J. Balfidge of this city who has
been attending Tho bedside of his brother
at NaNasota, { = message to his family
here yesterday ,pei, his brother. l. r.
Baldrldge had Just died from the effects of
severe stroke CT paralysis, and would be
buried today.
ELLIS.-Fort Worth, Texas, January 23
James r, Ellis. aged 60 and pioneer of
Fort Worth, died today In the early his
tory of the city he did much toward pro-
noting big ENTERPRISES. and as result
had accumulated a considerable fortune,
He was proprietor of the Ellis hotel which
burned several wears ago.
BOWMAN. Bolton. Texas January q.
Mr., NJ, !. Bowman Died AT ] o'clock yes
terdsy after a lingering Illness Thus
passes away .,ne OF the best ana-,nost hon
ored men of the town Uncle Mat. as he
tol
with the tax collectors office for sixteen
years, and during all these, with the va
rlous phases of humanity he had to deal
with, no complaint was ever heard
GpbBERG. jefferson, Texas. january
q, "A gloom of sorrow hangs over our Gu
tire city on account of he death of one of
ITS 'ioblast and best citizens Mr. L. Col
berg. who died suddenly at his home after
q short illness this morning at I o'clock.
MI Golbsrg was pioneer merchant of this
CITY, Intelligent, congenial and one of the
best known men in East Texas a good
oroyider, kind father. an affectionatc
husband an enterprising. wideawake citi-
zen and Is an irreparable loss to this city
and this section of the State.
WILSON Columbus. Texas. JANUARY %.
Mrs. c. a. Wilson of Houston. wife OF
pr. n. c. Wilson, died here last night at
he residence of her daughter. Mrs X, w. |
)akes DR. and Mrs. Wilson have bsen |
bore mere than a month in attendance on |
Nrs. oakes. who has been critically i'll |
several months About week ago sho |
Contracted la grippe, which, with old age. |
esrited fatally She has been attended bv |
Ter son, DR.. John Wilson of Houston. since |
sunday obsequies We're conducted al the |
csidence of Miss Anna liams AT clock
his afternoon and the interment followed |
hereafter at the city cemetery.
BlLBRS. Fayetteville. Texas Januarv
= ~ VI. Henry Gilers died AT his homo in
Toss Prairie yesterday at II o'clock ond
9as buried at o'clock today. Mr.. Eilo-s
vas born In Rodenkirchen. grand ducby ~
,ldenourg. November "a, 1920 He leaves
X sons and two daughters 10 inoniI, his
oss Gerhard and Ernest Eilers. cash gro-
ers IN foakum; Henry Eilcrs. CITY mar
tal OF schulenburg; William Filters. nrin.
ipal or the Burton school August EI,ers.
inter clerk in HnlIetsyiile: Freaericl
Tiers farmer IN Ross Prairie, are The
DDS Tho daughters are Misses Augusta
M Annie Eilcrs. All The children werc
me bedside of the sick father bef,re
is death. Mr.. Eilers came to Teyas IN |
anuary. 1875. He lived at Warrenton tho
rst Two years and iifty-two on his ssrn,s
ROSS Prairie There were only three
'ttiers in Ross Prairie when he moved
iere' lie was known far and wide. HIS
lcity. ''V'e"'' ana We 4