CARNEY, Elton, Beeville Bee, 2 Dec 1910:

Death's Harvest

There were three sad funerals during the past week in Beeville. Elton CARNEY, 
a young man, reared and well known here, died Saturday in San Antonio where 
he had been in the railroad services for the past year. His remains arrived Monday 
morning and the internment took place at 11 o'clock a. m. under the direction of the 
Woodmen of the World. His death was unexpected and came within a few hours of 
an acute attack of stomach trouble. It was a quite shock to his mother and sisters 
who were stunned by the sad news, having heard from him only a few days before 
when he was in the best of health

Lizzie, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. V. SCHVAB, aged five years, eleven months, 
died on Friday evening after an illness of a week or more from what the physician who 
was called to attend her in her last hours pronounced diphtheria. The little one had 
reached the age when by her childhood prattle and developing intelligence, she had 
become the pride and joy of the household.

Perry Edwin the baby son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. COX, died on Tuesday morning from 
throat trouble after an illness of three days. The little fellow was awarded only a brief 
span of life, one year, three months, and seven days.