The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-13
NEUROLOGICAL.

HOPE.--Kaufman. Texas, February d.
Mr. Edward Hope died this morning OF
paralysis he leave a wife and large de.
pendent family.
DICKSON.--Georgeto Texas. Feb
ruary l0--Mr. James Dickson Of Flor
ence died at his home last Sunday OF
pneumonia. He leaves q wife and seven
children to mourn his lose.
SLOAN.--victoria, Texas. February 10.
John W. Sloan, Jr.. died yesterday morn-
Ing and will be buried today under the
auspices OF the Woodmen of the World.
of which he was a member
WESTBURY Ennis. Texas. February
Mrs. Il. D. Westbury and babe who
we're visiting in Smith county, both died
Saturday Of pneumonia. Mrs. A. West
bury left at once for that place.
EDWARDS. Denton, Texas. February 4.
Mrs. w. A. Edwards, the wife of a proIni-
nent farmer living four miles south OF
town, died today, aged 30 years. She was
an old settler of Denton county.
BEAN.--San Angelo, Texas, February a.
Mrs Martha A. Bean, an aged lady, di d
here yesterday OF la grippe and other in,
firmities, and the funeral takes place this
afternoon, Rev. b. Q. Roach officiating
HOTCH.--AIuldoon, Texas. February H.
Mr.. J. B. Hotch. farmer living near
Muldoon. died very suddenly of heart
failure on the 9th instant. lie leaves a
family and many relatives TO mourn his
loss.
THOMPSON Canton. Texas, February
3 Mrs. Tull Thompson, who was stricken
with paralysis Friday last, died this morn
ing. Mrs. Thompson was most estimabla
lady, beloved by every one of her &C
quaintances.
HANNoN.--Belton. Texas, February o.
Mr.. e. Harmon. another well known and
highly respected citizen. was found dead
in bed yesterday morning at his home, six
miles south of town. He retired at night
In his usual health
HARWELL,--Denton, Texas, February
Twill Harwell, who at one time hid
charge of the Cameron Mill and Elevator
Co. at this place, died yesterday of con-
sumption. aged about 80 years. The inter
ment took place today,
HATFIELD. Denton. Texas February
7.--Mrs. Eliza Hatfield OF Courtney, l. T.,
who was visiting her daughter here, Mrs
Napoleon Stanley, died last night from
la grippe. The remains were taken to
Gainesville for interment.
DEAN.--Texarkana Texas, February 8.
Mrs. Henry s. Dean, wife OF Conductor
Dean of the Kansas City, Pittsburg and
Gulf railway, died at her home, on Map
street. at o'clock tonight. Mrs. Dean
had only been i'll a few days.
PARR.-Denton, Texas, February S.
Mrs r. r. Psrr died here last night, aged
s3 years. She is a well known woman OF
this place, and has lived In Texas sixty
years. She was inferred here this after
noon at the Odd Fellows cemetery.
EvANs.-Goldthwait Texas. February
10.-Mrs. Evans. wife OF lsom Evans,
died on the morning of the Sth OF pneu-
uonia. The old gentleman is very low
with the same disease and is not expected
10 live. They are both over 70 years OF
age.
HoLSoN.--Corsicana Texas. Febru-
AIRY 9-AIrs. S. p. Nicholson died at her
home, near Chataeld. yesterday afternoon,
after short Illness, at the age OF IS years.
She was the wife of Mr.. S. NJ. Nicholson,
a prosperous farmer OF the Chatiield COM
munity.
TUCKER. - Georgetown, Texas, Feb
ruary l0.--Mrs. Nancy Tucker one OF the
pioneer women OF this county died at her
resldence In the White House community
last Wednesday. She was over 10 years
old and had lived III this county over haif
her life.
JoNEs.-Brenham, Texas, February ~.
Died, at $3.50 o'clock THURSDAY night OF
consumption. w. r. jones, aged 70 years
He was born and raised In Fayette coun-
nv, and the remains we're taken to La
Grange this morning for interrnent' nc
leaves q wife and two children.
BRYANT.--Golisd, Texas, February 81
The sad news was received here Yesterday
Of the death of Mre. Homer Bryant nee
SeelIgson, In Roanoke, va mrs. brysnts
glrihood days we're spent in Goliad. wnefe
she has a number Of relatives and friends.
who were shocked and gricved 70 hear Of
her sudden death.
LARIMER.- Fort Worth. Texas. Feo.
ruary Io.-Mrg NJ. A. Larimer. mother OF
the general live stock agent of the Teaas
and Pacific. died in this city this morn
Ing, aged so years; paralysis caused ner
death after sickness Of tbirty days ge-
ceased came here from Mansfleid' ohlo.
twenty years ago.
gdoches, Texas. febru-
airy 4.--Rev. A. D. Sparks died at ms
home, about five miles east OF here, TINS
morning OF pneumonia. Mr.. Sparks was
one Of the Oldest citizens Of the county ana
the oldest member and minister OF the
Methcdiat Episcopal church in the East
Tcxse conference.
GuNTER Willis Texas, February a.
Miss Helen Gunter died Yesterday evening