The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-10
NEUROLOGICAL.

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Charles sontag died April 4 near Tunis,
aged so years.
BURNS BURTON - Timpson, Texas,
April 5.--Married, at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. C. ]. Garrison, Jr., Miss Addle
Burton TO Mr. Gus Burns, Elder q. N,
Weaver OBLIGATED.
BRoADDuS WAINWRIGHT - Cald-
well, Texas, April 6.--Mr, J.-A. Broaddus
of this place was married yesterday al
Galveston to Miss Marie Louise VAIN
wright of that city,
REHM- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Texas, April
6.-Married at the German Catholic
church, Rev. Father II. X Heck offtciat-
ing. Tuesday morning, Mr.. A. r. Rehm and
Miss Emma Rehm, both of this city,
CAMP8ELL.--Grapelan Texas, April
6.-Mrs. A. w. Campbell, wife OF our
fellow-townsman Mr. West Campbell, dlodI
here and was buried yesterday. She wis
sick for some time and passed away peace
fully.
ARRANT.-ott Texas. April i,--Lona
Arrani. eldest daughter Of MIR. and Mrs.
r. E, Arrant, aged II years, died near
Grange Hall on April 2, She was u uni
verssl favorite, bright, attractive and gave
promise of great future usefulness.
CoUCH.--Hilishoro, Texas, April e.
John r. Couch. an old and prominent citl-
zen OF Abbott. died yesterday IN hts
forty-ninth year. lie had been In Ill
health for two years with consumption
Three weeks ago he Joined the Methodist
church. Ten days ago he grew Gapidly
worse and continued to sink until he died.
MARTIN VAUGHN - Sandy Point
Texas. April 5,--Mr T. D, Martin and
Miss Daisy Vaughn were married az the
Methodist church this evening at o'clock,
Rev, j. r. Warbrick performing the oero-
mony. Mr. Martin is prominent mer-
chant here. The bride has been here
about two years and is favorite In so"
cety.
sTARNES- DYER - Greenville, Texas
April CDR A. e. Starnes OF Avingar aud
Miss Josie Dyer were united In marriage
yesterday morning, ut the home of the
BRIDES mother In this city, Rev. II. II.
Bono officiating. The bride is very
amiable and lovely young lady. and friends
and acquantanees viii congratulate tho
groom on his choice OF companion.
M'KENNY -WADE--Nacogdooh Texas,
April 6.--On April 4, at 0 o'clock, Rev.
Smith united, at the Banita hotel, Miss
Laura Wade OF this city and Mr.. J, II.
McKenny OF Texarkana. Miss Wade is
one of the cltys faircst daughters and
Mr.. McKenny is highly cultured and
polished gentleman. The young couple
left on the morning train for Tcxarknna,
thelr future home.
SHINDLER- Failing gdoches. Tex.
as, April 6--Married at the residence OF
MIR. ID. NJ. Weeks, April 4, at $3.50 O'Clock,
Miss Pearl Fall TO Mr.. Il. T, Shlndler
Miss Fall is the niece Of Mr. u. M. Weeks.
/ county clerk Of this county. Mr., Shindlor is
a young and energetic druggist, being the
j junior member Of the firm OF n. G, Shind
Ter G. Son OF this city Rev. Ellis Smith
performed the ceremony.
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Mr.. J D. Baker was buried today with
all the honora a town can show the dead
| First Monday though II Is, the stores all
closed and his remains were followed TO
! the cemetery by vast multitude OF whites
and blacks, rich and poor, Mr.. Baker was
! president OF the First National bank, the
head OF the leading dry goods establish
ment OF the city aud was interested In
| numbers OF other enterprises IN Weather
ford. He was public spirited man, gem
erous, charitable and possessed OF Ill the
characteristics OF truly consistent Chris
tan.
MILLER DAVIS. = MooreviIie, Texas,
April AT the renidence OF the bride S
parents, this evening at $3.50 o'clock. Mr..
Tom A. Miller and Miss LILLIAN Davis
were united in marriage by Rev. M Il.
Thornton Of the Baptist church, Marlin.
Luncheon was served and immediately
afterward the happy young couple were
driven to the San Antonio and AransaG
Pass depot. where they took the north
bound passenger train for Okolona, Ark.
their future home. The bride is daugh-
ter OF ]. II. Davis OF this community and
the groom Is well-known business mau
OF okolona. Ark.
OAKS UDWoRTH--Flatona Texas
April 3.-Marrled. at the residence OF her
father IN this city April 4, al Q o'clock In
the evening Mr. Roy G. Oaks and Miss
Hattye Bludworth. Rev Ira NJ Bryce Of
feiatlng. Owing to recent bereavement N
the groom's family, the wedding was Z
very quiet affair, only the nearest rela'
tiyes being present. Miss Bludworth Is I
handsome girl OF commanding appearances
Brmming with sweet magnetism, he
unique personality and charming manner,
ism have always carried all before her
Mr.. oaks 70 not a stranger IN our mids
by any means, and is cultured and tai
ented gentleman. After brief tour Eas
I they VIII be at home to their friends II
Yoakum. where Mr. Oaks is TO engage II
the mercantile business.
BRANCH sdITH--Nacogdoohes Texas
: April 6.--Last night at $3.50 O'Clock Rev
Ellis Smith united at the home Of Dr. w
I. NJ. Smith, his niece. Miss Florence n
Smith, 70 Mr.. X. p. Branch. The brid
: was attended by Misses Pack and Week
II Chireno and the groom by Messrs G
u. Richardson and DR.. n. r. Jockey o
this city. After the guests had all ar
rived ana seated themselves In the beau
I tifully adorned psrlor. at for the occasion
i, the bride and groom, with the attendants
under The strains Of sweet weddinl
march. rendered by Mrs. Robert Lindsey
: marched under an arch OF beautiful ever
i grens prearranged with the two sigma
cant letters r. and X" swung from tb
: center. Then WIS performed one OF tn
; prettiest ceremonies that could ever MAX
r Two happy hearts beat as one Man
handsome presents were received iron
relatives and friends. After pleasant
spent evening the guests retired, wishin
the young couple happy and prosporou
life.
KENNEDY Corpus Christi Texsl
April s.--Another prominent and We