The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-21
DEATHS.


cII0THrER. Breuham Texas, January
sU.-+Miss Stella Clothier sesond daughter
OF Rev and Mrs. George f. Clothier,
die last night after short Illness her
malsdy being Ia grippe, which developed
rapidly into pneumonia. The funeral will
take place Monday morning at 10 o'clock
from the residence with interment at
Prairie Lea cemetery, Deceased was
20 years OF age, just entering upon = lilo
whose early and careful training gave
promise of great things, when death fell
Ike an untlmely frost upon the fairies,
flower OF all the field. This IS the second
affl.ction OF the kind that Rev, and Mrs.
Clothier have been called on to endure
during the past month, their eldest
daughter. Mrs Charles Carr being the
FIRST to pass away. The tenderest sympa-
thy OF a large clrc,e OF friends is mani
tested toward the bereaved parents.
LEATHERBERRY. 49, Brennan. Texas.
January la.--Mrs. Jennie ~ Leatherhcr-
ry. daughter of Mrs NJ. j. Stone, died at
the residence of her mother near the
Methodist church. Friday afternoon at
$3.50. The funeral occurred Saturday at
4 ternoon ri. m the Methodist church Dr
J. l.. Massey conducting the last service.
Mrs. Lestherberry had been sick but
1--WE days. her malady being first il
grippe, which developed rapidly into
pneumonia. she was in tho tiftieth year
q utT ake corn IN I4Aon county, Ten
nessee December %, 1851.
MOORE. --Yoakum. Texas January 90
Mrs. susanna Moore died at the home OF
her daughter. Mrs Tucker, near ne CITY,
Friday night. She was one OF the early
settlers of this section OF the State and
had reached the advanced age OF SO years
She leaves four sons and two daughters
besides a number Of grandchildren and
other relatives. 10 mourn her loss. The
akaN Ia Natl
yesterday afternoon. Rev. Heffernan con-
Quoting the services.
NoRTHING'ToN - Wharton, Texas
January 2O.--Nows was received a few
days ago OF the death OF little Ruth. the
12-year-old daughter OF Mr. aud Mrs.
George Northington OF spanish Camp,
The little girl was favortte with all
her companions was one OF those lovely
characters whose mission seems to bring
heaven closer and link the heart to God
She was laid to rest in the family burial
ground
WALKER AMoubon, Texas. January 10.
! Died al Wichita Falls. January II, Mrs.
Frances Walker, at abe age VI y years.
| Mrs. Walker was one of Lsvaea ccCnty's
oldest citizens. having lived in Lavaca
| county thirty or forty years. she moved
to wichita Fails few years since. She
was taken with la grippe. and after
few days illness she died on the nth
O'SUIIJIVAN. --Iacksboro, Texas, Jann-
airy 19.--rat OSullivan died this morning
of pneumonia, after only few days III
ness. He was about 40 years old, had
lived in Jacksboro since Fort Richardson
was located here. Funeral services were
conducted by Mosons and knights of
Pythias.
Observation-Disclosures. Texas. January 10.
| Thomas j. Daniel Of this city del this
morning at / o'clock after lingering with
typhoid fever for six weeks. He had
been In the livery business here 10: nine
years. HIS seven children arc left with
| out mother.
STINNET. sherman, Tayas. January
| i9.--.WMlham Stinnet, travelling man for
he Diamond mills, and prominent
citizen Of Sherman, lied at o'clock this
| afternoon. Hc had heen sick Of pneu-
monia for several Jays
! PAWC EFT. --lHinsboro, Tey's, Joruary
l9.---Mrs Tom F'awcett was found dead
in her bed this morning. she mad been
i'll for several days. but MAS uot thought
to be sick enough 90 require sitting
| up with,
ToLER. Ennis, Texas, January 90"
| Mr., w r. Toler of this city Yesterday
| received telegram announcing the sud
den death Of his aged father, j, NJ. roler,
which occurred in Tennessee last Tues
! day.
BOOTH Austin, Texas, January Co
! Mrs Hanna Booth. aged 70 years, died
Friday and was buried yesterday. She
was the mother OF John Booth, night
engineer at the city water works plant.
JAMESON Austin, Texas, January 20.
Mrs, Laura Jameson, a matron Ia tho
institute for the blind, died yesterday
! of pneumonia. which originated with la
grippe. She was 6S years OF age
| u,,gc u,or. vfa,ob rs.xo~ 10
| Mrs. Mary Lees. aged 80 years, died a.
| her home near this city last evening.
Deceased was sister OF Captain j. C.
Lord Of this city.
JONES Snyder, Texas, January To-
On January IA C. L. Jones prominent
citizen Of scurry county died OF pneu-
monia, He leaves a large family TO
mourn his l9ss.
Faxes, For, Worth Tssas, January
1s,-Mlas Minnie Fakes, aged % years,
! died uhis morning Of scarlet fever. she
was the daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. ]. b.
| Fakes.
! lBAYLDS.- -Weatherford Texas, Janu-
airy 20.--Miss Addie Bayles, well known
young lady of this city VINO has been on
invalid for several years, died last night.
WHNZRL y oakum Texas, January 10.
Taul Wenzel died rhurs lay night of
pneumonia. Intermeni N the city ceme-
i terry FRIDAY AFTERNOON
| GRIMES. -Colmesne, Texas, January
1s.-lMr. A. l.. Grimes fell dead yesterday
morning about o'clock az Goodwater,
one mile from town.
PICKENs Georgetown, Texas, Jsnu-
| airy l9.-Mrs Mary A. Plckens died here
! today at the extreme age of 96 years.
other Deaths.
| pATRAZA Mrs. Mary aged 80; near
Anderson, January IS.
LINDSEY. Mrs. Emma; at Forney, Janu-
| AIRY IL.
BONE. Mrs. Lettie. aged "a at San An
tcnio, January IS.
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