The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-17
DEATHS.

sAITH.--coc9er. Texas, January Ia
MISS May Smith. daughter Of Or. }. *.
H. smith. dled here last night.
AuELLlSf. Texas. JaanasY
- Mrs. Amaiie Mueller. wife OF Anloa
MUELLER. diea lass night. aud all &c
buried tomorrow afternoon.
PEAK. Mineral Wells. Texas. January
ID. Mrs. Matte Peak wife o. 4. a.
Peak. who resides az Palo Pinto, died
yesterday Ia that e.ty o. pneumonia.
N--I.L Alto. Texas. January IA
Dr. > ~. NOEL died al MS home In ais
place yesterday AZ ! a. IN. agel g years.
re Fas inferred 10 ALTO cemetery ms
evening Or- NOen mas lived 10 Alio
more 1nan forty years. He leaves ,hsee
sons and three daughters.
CROcKE r.--Enris. Texas, January r..
views vas received here yss1erilg OF
the sudden death 81 Ar. O. vs.. Crcekeit.
an old settler OF Cnat6ald. few maCs
south OF Ennis. Mrs. Cor Ransom. Dis
cousin. was npilGel ana she q. onee
LEI. 70 arrange for the Funeral.
BELL sMezia, Texas. January ls.-Mrs.
j. a. Bell. mother OF George s. Bel
OF this city, x. r. Bell OF Annonn AMI
Ross Bell Of Fairfield. died a. her home
IN 1lehuscana Yesterday. she vas q yssrs
old and had been z resident 81 this co1u-
y Tor many years. Her husband. wao
died about two years ago was one OF
the founders OF Trinity university
NJECKDL.--Frelabu Texas. January
l9--D.ed here tails morning, Mr. Ems.
Aoeckel o. paralysis at the age Of g.
Mr. Aeoekel was a memuer Of the local
dcme FGTum lodge and carried q 5000
certificate. He Was unable 10 move aoCu.
since last June, waea he returned IRON
Marlin. where he went 20 restore MS
health. He leaves a wife aad three chill
dren o mourn his loss.
BLACKWELL -Loekhart. Texas. jan
uaTy l5.-,Died, at mis- home near Lock-
hart. January Y, Mr. J. T. Blackwell.
agea IS years. Nr. Blackwell wes one
OF The oldesi and most .gaIy esteeme4
citizens Of the county. AMI his death is
sincerely mou-ued By a large circle O,
friends ana relatives. He was bur.el
Sunday in the old family cemetery on
Clear fork by tae AasosiC fraternity. %
which order he was an hcncrsd member.
Towns. Liberty. Texas. January To-
Rev D. w. Towns, pastor Of me Me-h0-
dist church Al this place, died this even
iag al : o'clock. lie was soout 81 years
cid and gas sick about q week with grip
and pneumonia He leaves two small
children, who did his housekeeping. His
body will be shipped 70 Marshall. Texas,
tOmoTrow morning for iuterment b. the
SIDE Of his wife. who died ABOUT two
years $50. Rev. Little Of Beawmon, dis
Iriet wlil accompany It TO taat place.
HORD.-Dallas. Texas. January Ia
Jadse ". H. A5rd. one OF the olles.
su1 oes, known citizens OF Dallas c0un-
~. passed awas a.; MS home in West
Dallas ast night AZ 10 o'ciock. aged y
years and months Death resulted from
the grip and the las, illness was a brief
one. Uatl this stack he had been IN
excellent health f7r person OF his age.
Judge Hord came 20 this county during
the forties and the present site of OAK
CHE was hs former homestead. he was
! citizen OF the county al the time Il
Was organized and Hori's Ridge wa ens
OF the three pisces which contested for
the county seat, Cedar Springs being tne
third His occupation was that OF farm
ing a, which he accumulated consider
able property, but at an election held
within two or three years after the or
ganization Of the county he was chosen
as county judge. s son and daughter
survive him, another son having ed a
few years ago The living son is Captain
T A. Hord OF Oak Gin and the daughter
is Mrs J. A Crawford OF West Dlllas.
Judge Hord was president Of the Dallas
County Pioneers association.