The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-03
X. ii. CAWTHON & ca

years, of blood poisoning from ervs,r,,..
His remains were buried this aftsrs~.
by the Masonic fraternity. He lssys'
wife and one child.
MEREDITH-Terrell, Texas, july !,
Mrs. Harriet Meredith died here yss,..
day afternoon after an illness Of ~.
months.
HAN'SON.-Brazoria, Texas. Iu,
Miss Edna Hanson. aged 1s years dam
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Hanson y,
reside on the Brazos river about siY Mi,
below town. died Wednesday. Thu I,
mains were inferred in the cemete,y
West Columbia.
GlBsON-kusk, Texas. July aO.--sn
Gibson, widow of the late Joe I. GIbsr
died at her son-tn-law's. p. I. Black IA
terday. She was about 60 years Old Il.
was one of the oldest settlers Of M
place. She was a member OF the prsss,
lterlan church.
SMlTH-Rusk, Texas, July sO-yu
Sarah Smith, wife OF Frank smith ~
yesterday. She was about rs years 4,
She leaves one child. She was the ssuss
ter Of County Treasurer L. C, IsOuu
She was member of the Cumbera,
| Presbyterian church.
\ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Texas. Aprr
1.-The entire community was shccisl
this morning to hear OF the death Of M
! Agnes Thurmond, wife Of Hon. Nj
Thurmond, county attorney and demccr,s,
nominee for representative, which O.
Cured this morning at o'clock ate, d
illness Of less than a week. She vas h.
eldest daughter OF Hon. j, D. Mitchell n
this city and leaves two young chiidren
HUBBARD-San Diego, Texas, JULY n
A telegram was received here yestssdIl
evening from Del Rio announcing Ia
death at that place of William Hubbard.
prominent rancher and stockman Of M
place. Mr.. Hubbard, owing to III head
sold out his stock and rented his pasiurs
and about three months ago started WI
his family overland to New Mexico hlpI
ing to regain his health, but the diseaI
was too far advanced. The body yillkI
taken TO san Antonio for burial.
CLUCK.-Reagan, Texas, July M-3sl
n. NJ. Cluck. an old and we'll known NJ.
stefan and highly respected citlsa u
this place, died very suddenly this NON
ing at the home of Mr. j, P. Higgins lsr
town. He was called professionally 10 Nj
Higgins, and while waiting on bis pI
tienL was himself stricken with plralysi
and died almost instantly. Or. ci.aI
came from ALlbama to Texas in 1856 al
settled in this neighborhood in 1861 Sna
then he has occupied a very honorable ~
sitlon in the community both as ce |
izen and phys clan.
/ FUCHS.--Carmine, Texas, August =
This morning at $50 o'clock, Mr. Lo'si
Fuchs, ST., passed away, He came \
Texas in 1853, and landed on Texas ~ |
about two miles southeast OF Carmins
the open prairie, called La Bahia" VIZ |
his family, consisting of his wife az
three little children. The very first 81
that he first landed on he bcuga. q
made his home, and lived there ulii y
death. His family consists OF thlrsi
children, all of whom survive, togels
with his widow. He reached the RIPE Y
of 76 years, and battled vita anMr
number OF hardships during his ne
left his children in very gooa e'le..
stances and 1t is safe TO say that ~
other family here can show tuca y.
records as his Mr. Lorenz Fucns Y.
always found ready and willing n.
the poor and many have found " n,
the helping hand when pressed y
creditors,