Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1891-12-16
DEATHS


sHAvER-December7, 1891. at his home a few
miles west from Staunton. David Shaver,
aged s. years.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 49, 1891. in Mon roe
county, VIVA, Miss Minnie. sister of Mr..
Henry Hutchinson, of Stanton.
Observation-Disclosures 9, 1891, In Staunton,
ofmeasles, Elizabeth, daughter OF John II.
Lushbaugh. aged years and months.
KREBS-At his residence on North Augusta
street. Sunday morning. December 18TH. OF
congestion of the lungs following an attack
Of La Grippe DR.. VIM Krebs, aged IS years.
terment. His wife died several years ago.
He leaves one daughter. Miss Kate. who has
the sympathy OF all who know her.
Mr.. William G. Smith, aged IS years. He was
found dead in his bed that morning. He was
unmarried. and highly respected citizen.
BEAR-At Churchville. Friday. December IL,
Geo Bear, little son of Mr. F Bear. aged
one year. 'Snffer little children to come un-
to me and forbid them not. for OF such is the
Kingdom of Heaven"
HUNT-At his residence three miles south OF
Waynesboro'. on Monday of last week.. Of
meningitis. Mr. Samuel II Hunt, aged 81
years.
KERANS.-At 4:3O o'clock Wednesday morn
ing, the 9th instant, at the residence In this
city, on East Main Street, Of his mother-in-
late late Gci. Michael q. Harman Nj Mr.. L. "A A.
Kerans. aged A years. The funeral was
Thursday afternoon, Rev. W. Q. Hulihen. Of
o u.
one of his brothers, now deceased, was an Of
neer in the British army, and another still
living Is o member OF the British Parliament,
GREGORY.-In this city on Friday afternoon,
Dec. l1th, oftyphoid fever, at the residence OF
the Misses Wren, with whom he boarded, Mr..
Walter r: Gregory. aged SO years. He was
good deal of his time in This State in
search of health. BE was an Intelligent man
and very active In Christian work. The fu-
neral took place Sunday afternoon. Rev. ]. l.
Williams. pastor OF the II. 2. Church South.
conducting the services: The pail bearers
snd RaIaoph knasy T. X ssor
]. A. Templeton and Reeves Gait.
SHIPLETT.-At Johns Hopkins Hospital In
Baltimore. Of tuberculosis. Dec. 9Th. samr B.
3months and IA days. The interment was at
Mt. Crawford, Rockingham county. Va. Dec.
10th. brought hither by his brother Daniel W.
Shipett. of that place. He leaves widow
and three children.
WHISMAN.-Op Saturday, Dec. 18th, at the
residence OF her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Pentz,
the 80th year OF her age.
sHEPHERD-At the residence of Capt. John
Mamie b. Shepherd, daughter Of Mr.. &. N.
the chesapeake and Ohio railway az Fish
ersvilla. She was buried at the old home
| place two miles from Alton on Sunday morn
ing at II q. m.
OKEEFE.-Nora, the wife Of Michael o'Kesfa,
died Friday night at her home about one
mile east Of Stanton, after a protracted i'll.
ness, aged 80 years. The funeral YVES from
| the Catholic church on Sunday afternoon at
2OciOck
sAUNDERs.-On Friday. December 4th, 1891,
| at his home. near Lewisburg, VIVA, OF con-
| sumption. Mr.. Geo. " Saunders, aged As
years and months. Mr.. Saunders was at
| one time Clerk of the County Court of Henry
| county. Va.
ARG Mct1aheysviIle. Rock
| ingham county, Lee. Sth, Mr.. Asher Argen-
| bright, aged " years, months d days.
GLADDEN.-At Mt. Crawford. Rockingham
! Co, on Wednesday, morning. Dec. God, after
| an ilinesE of Ave d2ys with the grippe, Adam
| r Gladden., aged 70 years, months, and u
| days.
McCLUNG.-At Buena Vista. Friday morning,
Dec. 4lh, Mr.. j. J.. McLung. aged 40 years
| He was highly esteemed citizen aud had
been for 20 years a member of the Presby-
| terrain church. He leaves a widow-who waa
| Miss Sallie Stratton a daughter of Mr.. t. G,
Btratton, near Buena Vista-and large FAM
| liz of children. The funeral services were
| conducted by Rsy. P. F. Campbell. and the
Accord. October, the H. 1891, in Indiana. of
| He was naive OF Virginia. His home was
| in Augusta county he professed religion In
arly days. At IL. he became a member OF the
| U. B. Church He lived a true Christian up to
the day of his death.
He was good and faithful soldier In the
| Confederate army, served his time and had not
| a mark upon him. He leaves a wife and FIVE
children to mourn his loss. He leaves a Wild
| owed mother and sister In Virginia. We have
reason to believe that our loss will be his gain.
He was asked by his wife what she should tell
his mother in Virginia. He said, tell her that
he was going to a brighter world than this"
Farewell. vap;world, I'm going home,
My Savior smiles and bids me come.