TOM GREEN COUNTY TEXAS - NEWS: CLIPPINGS FOR G.W. & FRANCES STEWART

Contributed by:  Evelyn (Stewart) Owens  [jowens9034@aol.com]

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Evelyn ( Stewart ) Owens ,
Great Granddaughter of G.W. & Frances Stewart 

  
   
Newspaper clip from San Angelo Standard dated July 11, 1885  

A colored woman, named Frankie Jones committed a murderous assault with a razor 
on G.W.Stewart, a white man, last Saturday night, inflicting, several severe 
cuts on Stewart's throat. The woman appeared before Justice Fergeson on Monday, 
charged with assault to murder, and in default of $1000 bail was sent to jail.
 


Newspaper article  of San Angelo Standard dated August 18, 1888   


Died
In this city, from bilious fever after an illness of five weeks in her 16th year
of her age , Miss Viola , daughter of Mr. & Mrs. G.W.Stewart  . The  sympathy of
the comunity is extended to the afflicted relatives and friends of the deceased. 
The funeral occurred from the family residence at 3:30 p.m. yesterday.


(Viola Stewart, was the daughter of George W. and Frances Stewart)


San Angelo Standard February 02, 1885 Newspaper Article  

A surprise party was given Miss Carrie Stewart at her father's residence by her 
young friends Thursday night. Miss Carrie's thirteenth birthday was the cause of 
the storming, but from the perfect arrangements we should judge that the affair 
was not entirely unexpected. The popular musician Mr. Davidson , happened in 
with his violin, of course quite accidentally and to his musical strains the 
young folks danced until one o'clock. The refreshments were plentiful, the fun 
abundant, and all on parting wished Miss Carrie many more such birthdays. 

(Carrie Stewart, was the daughter of George W. and Frances Stewart)