Jack County, TX - Newspaper - Jacksboro Gazette, July 26, 1912

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The Jacksboro Gazette
July 26 1912

Location: Jacksboro 
Source: Jacksboro Public Library microfilms 

Description: Mrs. Louisa Jane Hayhurst dies; Brown-White wed; Coburn-Epps wed;

Mrs. Louisa Jane Hayhurst, was born in Missouri, 15 October 1837, therefore at
her death, 15 July 1912, she had reached the age of 75 years and 9 months.
	She came to Texas with her parents in early childhood. In Denton County, 7
September 1865, at the home of her father she was married to S.J.K. Hayhurst.
	She joined the M.E. Church with her husband about 40 years ago.
	One son  John Hayhurst; daughter  Mrs. Turner of Uvalde; step-son  W.M. Hayhurst
of Wellington; brother  Sam Young survive her.
	Two years of ill health and months of suffering she is at rest.
	Almost her last request was that the Bible truths be read to her and that a song be sung.

Post Oak News
Rev. J.K. Hicks closed his meeting in Shannon.
Rev. Davis closed his meeting at Prospect.
Anderson Epps and family visited their parents, Mr. And Mrs. Epps and Mr. And
Mrs. J.B. Brothers of Post Oak.

Oscar Brown and Miss Rosa White of Sycamore were united in marriage 14 July
1912, Rev. J.K. Hicks officiating.

Sheppard Coburn of Tennessee and Miss Leona Epps of Post Oak were married 21
July 1912, Rev. W.A. Davis of Buffalo officiating.

Mrs. J.C. Fowler and children were thrown from their carriage in Jacksboro.

Jacksboro Personals
Roy Dennis
Mr. Dowl of Oran
Eugene Nicholson
Miss Lura Davis
J.S. Fulcher of Winn Hill
Dubart Mizell of Kaufman visited his grandmother, Mrs. Lydia Wilson.
Marvin Douglass of Ardmore visited his parents, Mr. And Mrs. E.L. Douglass.
J.D. Wells
Senator W.J. Bryan of Abilene.
Mr. And Mrs. Henry Vogt of Arizona