Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-04-11
DEATHS.

DINKLE.-At his home near Stover's Shop, at
O'Clock Monday morning. April 9Th, sud
denly of rheumatism of the heart, Mr. Rob,
ert NJ Dinkle, formerly of Rockingham, aged
about 20 years, leaving two daughters and
three sons-Mrs. Lightner and Mrs. Goodwin
of Churchville, VIM and James Dinkle -. OF
home farm. The funeral was from the Pres
byterian church in Churchville yesterday, by
Rev. MIR Cooper, Pastor OF the M e. Church
South.
LURTY-At her residence in Harrisonburg at
O'Clock Thursday morning, April 9TH, Mrs.
Minnie Newman Lurty, wife of Capt. Warren
s. Lurty. She was the youngest child OF DR..
A. NJ. Newman of Harrisonburg.
BOSSERNIAN-At his home, near Cedar Grove,
ROckbridge county, March 18th, Mr.. william
BosSerman, respected citizen who had
been a brave Confederate soldier, aged 81
years, months and days.
He was born in MiddlebrOOk in Augusta
county. He removed with his fathers family
to Rockbridge in the year 1913 He volunteer
ed in the early Spring of 1851 in Co. FL. 18th, Va:
infantry lie made a me soldier and served
his country faithfully through the whole of
the civil war. On the 3rd day of May, 1866, he
married Miss NJ j. Shaw. He leaves widow
and three children.
BOOKER.-In Romney, W. Va, Wednesday,
April 4th, at the residence of Judge R. W:
Daley, his Son-in-law, John Booker, aged IS
years. the father of Rev. j. E. Booker, Pastor
of Hebron church, and father-in-law of Rev.
G. W. Finley, D. D., Pastor of Thinking Spring
Church. Rev. Mr.. Booker attended the fu-
neral but DR.. Finley could not on account of
the illness of his wife.
HOUNIHAN.-At his residence on kalOrama
street at O'Clock Thursday morning, April
5th, Mr.. Timothy Hounihan, native of
County Limerick, Ireland, aged about 70
years, and a resident of Staunton since lS41.
He is survived by eight children, Michael,
James, Thomas, William, Kate, Lizzie and
Mary Hounihan, all of this city, and Mrs.
Annie Kleversahl, of Rlchmond, va; ,,.o,,
2sth, Mrs. Elizabeth Dull, wife of Mr.. David
Dull, in the Goth year of her age.
She leaves a husband; a brother, Mr.. Jacob
II m three SISt1rS-MrS. LANES
Farrow of Salem, Roanoke, Mrs. Jacob Bailey
| Of Augusta, and Miss Mary Zimmerman of Au-
gusta. The interment took place Friday week
at Mt. Tabor, of which church she had been a
member for many years.
CRICKENBERG ER.-At her residence in Mt
Sidney, this county, at 3 O'Clock Sunday
morning, April lst, Mrs. Elizabeth Cricken-
berger, wife of Mr.. Samuel Crickenberger
aged nearly II years.
She was highly respected by all who knew
her, and she had been member of the Luther
an church since her girlhood. She was first
married to Mr.. Silon Henkel, the father of Dr.
/ S. Homer Henkel, ID. s., of this city, and then
| to Mr.. Samuel Crickenberger VINO survives
| her, as does her children, DR.. S. III. Henkel OF
stanton, Dr. William Crickenberger of New
| Market, Luther NJ Crickenberger and Mrs N
| |. Kagey of Weyer's Cave and Misses Alice
and Ida Crickenperger of Mt. Sidney.
The funeral was at Metanchthon Chapel at Il
| O'Clock on Tuesday, the 3Td instant, conducted
by Rev. w. B. Oney, assisted by the Rev. Korr
| of the Reformed church.
| Her aged husband was too much afflicted
with rheumatism to attend the funeral which
| was attended by a large number of relatives
| and friends. The following acted as pail
| bearers
| william Brubeck, William E. SHELTON, d. X
| ShreckiSe, Edward Huffman, w. 2. Johnston
| and G. Shower.
| HUNTER.-At her residence in West End, al
| 10 O'Clock, Sunday morning, April Sth, Mrs
Anne NJ Hunter, aged 81 years, leaving foul
! children-MrS. Cynthia A. Armstrong, O
| California; Mrs. Charles L. Johnson, Jetel
Hunter, of Clifton Forge, and Charles Hun
| ter, of this city.
| The funeral took place from the BaptiS
| church Monday afternoon at 3 O'Clock and wal
conducted by Rev. w. J. Cox, the pastor, as
sisted by Rev. W. Q. Hullihen, of Trinity Epis
| copal church.