Floresville, Texas, April 16. -- Dr. Dryden died on Friday, the 13th instant, while on his way from San Antonio to his home in Floresville.  He 
had been sick for more than three months and convalescent but a short time.  He was buried in the cemetery here on the following day, 
being followed to his last resting place by many warm friends, who held the highest respect and confidence for him, Professor Lopas officiating 
at the grave.
San Antonio Light -- April 18, 1883

Fall From Horse Fatal
Funeral services for Willie Ludecke, 11 years of age, who died late Friday at a hospital from injuries received when he was thrown from a horse 
near his home in Floresville, will be held Saturday at the family residence in Floresville.  The boy's father is Jhon Ludecke, a butcher of Floresville.  
Willie with a companion, John Craighead, was riding a horse near the former's home.  They fell together.  Willie received a basal skull fracture.
San Antonio Evening News, October 28, 1922

Walter Gilbert Nichols, 38 years old, died Tuesday afternoon at the home of his niece, Mrs. Troy Spivey, near Lavernia; following an attack of 
heart failure.  Mr.Gilbert was well known in San Antonio, having been a frequent visitor here.  He was the son of pioneer residents of Wilson 
county and was born and reared there, where he was a farmer.  Mr. Nichols is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Rhoda Crow of San Antonio and 
Mrs. C. A. Rideout of Macdona, and three brothers, C. E. Nichols of San Benito and L. E. Nichols and J. N. Nichols of Nixon.  The funeral will 
be held in Lavernia Thursday.
San Antonio Light -- May 25, 1916

Staudt Funeral at Floresville
Remains of Mrs. Minnie Staudt, aged 38, wife of C. A. Staudt of Floresville, will be sent to Floresville Tuesday for burial.  Mrs. Staudt died at a local 
hospital Monday.  she is survived by her husband, a daughter, Madaline, and numerous other relatives.
San Antonio Evening News, November 7, 1922

Mrs. Mary Svoboda, 36 years old, died last night at the physicians' and surgeons' hospital as a result of an attack of cerebral meningitis.  She was
brought to San Antonio five days before in the hope of recovery.  The body was taken today to Floresville, her former home, for burial.
San Antonio Gazette, March 23, 1906

L. B. Wiseman
Floresville -- Funeral services for L. B. Wiseman, prominent Floresville attorney, who died at his home Sunday, are scheduled for this afternoon. 
The Rev. Roland Murray, pastor of the Westminster Presbyterian Church of Corpus Christi, is to officiate and burial is to be in Floresville Cemetery. 
He is survived by his wife, three sisters and four brothers.
Corpus Christi times, March 2, 1942