Juries Disagree The juries in both the Yardley and Woodward
cases failed to agree, which made three hung juries for the present
session of District Court. These three cases occupied two of the
three weeks of District Court and they were all here on change of venue
from other counties.
Both Yardley and Woodward have each been tried several times in this county and as a consequence Judge Martin has changed them to Llano. The Gray case has been tried here twice and we presume will come to trial again in Burnet next District Court. |
Wedding: Singleton-Fry |
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Mrs. Clarrissa Wolf died Monday morning, the 18th. She was sick a long time but bore her suffering with great fortitude until death came to her relief. She leaves a large family of children and grandchildren besides many, many friends to mourn her demise. She was seventy-eight years old and was one of the first settlers of Burnet county. The bereaved ones have the sympathy of the entire community. |
Mrs. Woodruff is very low with pneumonia; is not expected to live.
Since beginning our letter we have heard that Mrs. Woodruff has died. Died Sunday night at six o'clock. The bereaved have our sympathy. |
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| Jule Jones is recovering from a severe spell of pneumonia. |
Mrs. Mary Adams and little niece, Maurine Stewart, are quite sick with pneumonia. |
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| The children of Mr. W. G. Chambliss are all getting better. Myrtle Wilson is reported better. |
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Jones
left today for Burnet, where Mr. Jones will resume his study of
law. Mrs. Jones will go back to Gause and take charge of her
school. |
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| Miss Blanche Zimmerman is visiting in Lampasas. |
Misses Ella Newton and Clemmie Bodenhamer visited relatives at Lometa last week. |
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| Miss Ida Hammond is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ulyss Jones at Florence. |
Mrs. Teck Chamberlain's baby is very low. |
