The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-15
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OF W. y. tortcs Two Den ms.
bctter Roads Agitation.
nrenhsm, Texas, August 1.-THE fu-
neral of Mr.. w. F. cortes occurred this
morning at 10 o'clock from the family res
aence' corner Church aud Aver streets.
Inc services at the residence were con-
quoted b. Or. J. L. Massey OF the Neth-
ooisl church, assisted by Rev. Kun,z OF
basias. The services began win me
siagins OIL Nearer, My God. 10 lhsn &,
uld!er was oiteied by Dr. Massey and
NY huAt] ue!iNe.oa a ohef euho.y On
the NE OF tne deparilu. Inc cssNlt vas
transferred from the resulenca ia IA
ne3Ise by the following pan bsarels
hAishts OF hcn0r Frnz otto. l. -
scnrahm, Udd Fellows r. e. Pam a..
H. ward; Hermann son. Paul p,,c .
Nouert Sehramm; artillery, Il. MOI ets
"a ven Bieoersie.n. military q, ort'
consisting OF the Brenkam yield Ardl,fy
!eihed oy the Burton detachment. N 81.
nal corps and the second regimen. baad.
tSc, mpanied the funeral cortece 10
rare Lea cemetery Services al the
s.ase were esndae.ed by the Hermann
Mr. William L!ndeminn. FIRST ass.s:aa
sn'el Oh Inc Brennam hrs depaitne AZ.
u4ea lA!s mcrnins al t.45 in The tweaty-
M year OF his age. af.er protrart "a
hlncs9 with typhoid fever Tan u-e al
VIII occur at 10 O'Clock Wednesday mora-
ING under the auspices Of the denartnelt
Sniei thompson has ieques ed the entire
eVpartmeni TO appear in full III form Tor
'he idneIai. Tho deceased was one OF
,he prominent and popular young mea OF
ne ell!' whose un imcly death has s1d-
deAed the neart9 OF 2 large circle OF asso-
e!ales. Mr., Lindemann was married n
me nth OF January last to Miss RosI
Haublet He was the eldest son of MIR.
ana Mrs. August LlIdemann. Deceased
heid memoerahip in Walnut camp Wood
men o. the World, and Was a member Of
the BRENNAN Field Artillery.
Mfs' Susie e. Lasch, wife OF Mr.. L. C.
Lascn, died last night al $40 at The fam |
residence, two miles northwest Of the
cl'3, Inc funeral occurred this afterno n
az o'clock. Mrs. Lasch was in the
th-rty-fourth year of her age and leaves a
bereaved husband and several small ehiI.
dren to mourn her urtimely demise
The county commissioners ore ENGAGED
IN wrestling with the problem cf bette
r1aas for the county. Twenty citizens
from precinct ! memorialized the cour
,oday and reported many washouts. b
bridges, etc. The court appointed Com
missi ners Broesche and Pennington a
committee 10 investigate the condition OF
the West Gay Hill road. There have been
many complaints that the Santa Fe rail
road, n changing its tracks, encroachei
on portion Of this thoroughfare, thereby
rendering It unsafe and unfit for travel.
The committee was assisted in is in
Yestigation by Engineer Christie for tine
railroad.
Mrs. Theodore Giesecte was called to
Houston yesterday by dispatch annouuc-
ing the serious illness of her daughter,
Mrs. Gramm
The Fortn!ghtly club will meet
Wednesday Afternoon a O'Clock with
Mrs Harry Haynes. All members are
urged TO be PRESENT as business of much
Importance Is TO be transacted.
The famous dry land craft Henrietta"
is being got In readiness for another
cruise through the mesquite jungles west
of San Antoniu.
MIR. H. W. Cortes of The Bering- Cores
Hardware company of Houston. and
brother Of the late w F. Cortes was in
the city to attend the funeral Of MS
brother today