The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-05
NEUROLOGICAL.


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GLENN. Rosebud Texas September a.
Mrs. RhodA Glenn. aged rs. died yesterday
morning
GRIFFIN. -Eiiioit. Texas, September Il
Kennard Griffin, it-scarsoid son OF j. IL.
urrin, died here last night
WooD.~-clifton, Texaa. August 2s.--Mrs. s.
A. Wood died az tina residence Of her son-in-
law. Mr.. Alonzo Cooper. near Clifton De-
ceased was Sc years old
aILLARD. Calvert, Texas, September a.
MIR. James Gilard young man about u
years old, died yesterday OF congestion. He
was sick only few hours
IsLEIR.- Rosebud. Texas. Ausust so--Mr
William 1sleib died last nishl at his mothers
residence in this city. He leaves mother
two brothers and three sisters. all living here
/ WILSON. sherman. Texas, Angus, al,
Word has been received at Van Alstyne OF
the death OF James. son OF O. W. Wilson. at
IN theological seminary he was attending IN
Tennessee.
nIETRIcH--La Grange. Texas. September
,. The body OF Mrs Mabel Dietrich nee Hill-
the katy train today for intcrmeut
voGELsANG. COLUMBUS Texas. septem-
Der i--Mrs. Ellen vngeSang. wife OF Mr..
j. H. vogclsand Of Affair, died yesterday
OF her hrother-in-law Mr., Lee Ramsey.
FRANK. Jefferson. Texas September a.
Prof g. Frank. aged n. died here at .
o'clock this morning after lingering III
ness He was one OF the pioneers OF this city
having lived here over forty years. He was
one OF the towns most esteemed citizens
lie leaves wife, son and many relatives.
JENKINS Rosebud, Texas. August 80
Miss AMMO jenkins, aged is years, dled last
night nj the residence Of Mr. Hunt. her grand
father, al burlington, five piles south Of here
on the. san Antonio and Arkansas Pass rail-
road Her home was In Auburn, Ala, where
ali SpV
fbe had been visiting in Texns about year
CARRoLL-Corpus Christi, Texas, Scptem-
her 2.-Mr, Charles Carroll. well known
contractor and builder Of Victoria but for
after roveral days Illness Deceased was
la member OF Victoria lodge. knignts OF II,
or, II Is not yet decided whether hts re-
mains will be Inferred here or in Victoria
BRADLEY. Yoakum, Texas, September 2
Mr.. Charles Bradley. an aged citizen. died
nj the home of his son, c H. Bradley. In this
city Friday afternoon. Mt. Bradley had lived
In this section for about fifty years ana hnd
reached the advanced age of rs His funeral
occurred from the Catholic church yesterday
afternoon: interment in the Catholic eeme-
terry.
sPANN-B Brennan. Texas. September s.
The news OF the death OF Mrs j. 7, Spann
ct Chappell Hill was received in Brenham
with many regrets from the older citizens
of the city, Mrs spann had been resident
OF Chappell Hill for many years, and was
greatly beloved by all who knew her The
funeral occurred Monday afternoon ut the
Atkins cemetery
HEARNE,--Ce Texas. September A.
Rev. Il. II. Hearue. an eyed and respected
citizen and Baptist minister OF Shelby coun-
" died at his home Saturday morning at
ll:io O'Clock, Rev. Hearne would have been
10 wears old On the ith Of next November.
He was born in Wilson county. Tennessee.
ard has been q minister OF the gospel for
nftv years, His death is deporcd bv all.
BARTON. Calvert. Texas. September a.
MIR Frank Barton died yesterday afternoon
after prottacted illness. Mr.. Barton was one
or Calvert's wealthiest BRACES potion, planters
The funeral took place this evening from the
family residence. Tho Confederate veterans
OF Camp Townsend accompanied the remains
Of their departed comrade in the Lost Cause
to HIS last resting place in the city cemetery.
BLUM. Dallas, Texas, September 3.-isn-
dore Blum, son OF Leon Blum. prominent
merchant OF Galveston. died az 17e Browder
long and severe one from typhoid fever, lie
was attended by the best physicians of Dallas
who were assisted by Or. and Mrs. jacob
two OF the most famous Hebrew doctors Of
New York City and Or. a, C. Bernais OF ST
Louis. The funeral services are TO be held
from the residence l7a Bruwder street, at
n. NJ tomorrow.
- GLENN.IFranklin, Texas, September g.,
The funeral of Mrs Rhoda Glenn nee Gallo
way of Rosebud took place here at 10 a. m
today. The remains arrived on the 6 p m.
train from Rosebud yesterday, followed by
her bereaved husband, prominent citizen OF
that place Mrs. Glenn was daughter OF
MT James Galloway one of the Oldest cit-
gens OF this city. She leaves husband and
an infant only few days old; also father,
mother and brothers and multitude OF sor
rowing friends