Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-06-27
DEATHS.

BELL.-At his mothers residence on South
Market street at $40 a. m. Tuesday, yester-
day, June Goth, after protracted illness of
consumption, Joseph Wayt Bell. eldest son
of the late George II. Bell of this city.
He would have been 10 years old if he had
lived till August next. He is survived by his
mother, one brother, and two sisters The
funeral conducted by Rev. A. NJ. Fraser of the
First Presbyterian church, will take place at
the residence this evening at O'Clock. Inter
ment in ThornrOSe cemetery.
The pall-bearerS are Watson GoOch Frank
Hoge, Taylor Weller, Robert Craig, w. w.
Gibbs, Jr., and P. Mcfarland.
HILL.-At his residence on STUART street, Fri
day, June 22nd, OF dropSy, Mr.. William Hill,
aged 81 years. Interment in ThOrnrOSe
cemetery.
JOHNSON.-At her residence on Middlebrook
Avenue at 2 O'Clock Tuesday morning, June
18th, after brief illness of heart-disease,
Mrs. Sallie Frances Johnson, wife of Mr..
Charles Johnson, and sister of Charles Fl.
and Miss Bette Hunter, aged "a years, leav-
ing her husband and three children-Annie
Leila, and Ernest.
The funeral was from the Baptist church, of
which she was consistent member, at 10 &c
a. m. Thursday, June 2lst, the pastor, Rev. w.
j. f. Cox, officiating.
FRANK.-At his residence on the Northern
border of this county i'll the neighborhood of
BurketoWn, Tuesday morning, June ETH,
after protracted illness, MIR. Samuel Frank
aged 20 years. months, and is days.
He is survived by his wife, four daughter rs,
and one son. The burial was at Summit
y,
HAWPE.-Mr. Homer Hawpe who went to
Macon Ga, about months ago to join lis
brother Clarence i'll business there, died
there, after a brief illness, on Wednesday
morning, June Goth, aged 10 years and
2dayS.
He is survived by his brother Clarence and
two sisters-Misses Ada and Edith Hawpe
The remains arrived here at $50 p. NJ. Friday,
and were buried at Bethel chursh at 1l.15 that
night June 22nd, Rev. William Cumming
conducting the services. He was first cousin
nf M IL. .tt
The pail bearers We're Hugh Timberlake,
Robert Foster, Hamer Asst Frank Berry
Charles Tutwier and Lester Merriken.
.CHAPMAN.-In Sanford, Florida Wednesday.
June 10th, after a brief illness, MIR. William
Kinney Chapman, of Clifton Forge, Va, son
OF the late Alfred Chapman Of this city, aged
53 years.
His mother was daughter of the late Will
liam Kinney of this city. He left Clifton Forge
in good health on the 18th instant, to take a
position on the Savannah, Florida, and West
ern railroad. He is survived by his wife, who
is q daughter of John p. Haynes Esq, of Cliff
ton Forge, and three children-Mrs; Florence
and little Alfred Chapman. He also leaves
several surviving sisters, among whom is Mrs.
Fannie Williams, the present Postmaster at
Lexington. His remains were brought to Cliff
ton Forge for burial by q delegation of Pythiar s
from Sanford, Florida, who took charge ofthe
body after death.
WHITLOCK.-At her home in Waynesbo o,
Thursday, about noon, June 2lst, OF CONSUME
ton, Miss Leola Whitlock, daughter of MI S.
Emma j. Whitlock, aged Is years.
She was niece OF Mr.. John &. Wh1tlock OF
Staunton.
BURKE.-Mr. Thomas J. Burke died at his
home, New Market, Va, on Tuesday night,
June 18TH at 915 O'Clock; aged - years, q
The funeral took place Thursday, at o.
clock, from st. Matthew Evangelical Lutheran
church. Rev. J. A. Snyder officiating. There
was deputatiOn of Hunter Masonic Lodge
No. 1876, Of Edinburg, present, and Mr.. B. was
buried with Masonic honors.