Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1896-04-01
DEATHS.

| IMBODEN-At the home of his parents at Mt
Sterling, KY, March nth, after an illness o
two hours, Harold, infant son OF Major J
lmboden and Lizzie Doty Hudson Imboden
and grandson of Mrs. George H. Hudson O.
this city.
| DEMASTEhS. = Fannie Demasters. wife O.
Edward A. Demasters, at their home in
Dutch Hollow in this county on Monday
March 23rd, after prOtracted Illness.
wife.
| GREINER.-Miss Sarah M. Greiner at hel
residence at Fairfield on Tuesday 9th
March, aged about So years.
She was buried there on the 9th ult She
was sister OF Mrs. John III. McGufin of thai
place.
HUDLOW.-The remains OF the wife of W. H
ludlow were buried in the cemetery at Mt.
HOreb Church, Sunday, March END.
Her funeral, by her request, was preached
by Rev. Mr.. CrOwell. She is survived by her
husband and children.
MILLER.-Mrs. Miller wife of Martin Miller OF
Sangersville, died on Wednesday last at her
home, and was buried on Thursday. Within
one month OF her death they have buried
two children.
She was about s. years of age. and was
buried from the Beaver Greek (runker) church
KISER AT Mt. Crawford. Rockingham coun.
ty, at 40 O'Clock Tuesday morning, March
9th, Mr.. Pleasant A. Kiser, highly respect
ed citizen, aged 81 years, IL months, and
days.
He is survived by his wife. who was Miss
Mary Craun, daughter OF the late John F.
Craun, the mother of SONS and4 daughters.
SMITH.-At Churchyille, Thursday, March
18th, OF consumption, Miss Mary Ida Smith,
daughter of Mr.. John P: Smith, aged 16 years.
The funeral Rev. A. S. Hammach officiating,
was at 3 O'Clock p. M, Friday.
;. me pallbearers We're: John Lickliter, VIII
James Masincup, Harry Winfree.
COOK.-At the home of her parents near Val
ley Mills, Friday afternoon, March 9th, of
congestion of the liver, little Martha Cook,
aged years, the youngest daughter of Mr..
Interment in Thornrose cemetery of this
city Saturday afternoon. Suffer little Chill
dren to come unto me and forbid them not,
for of such is the kingdom of Heayen."
CALWELL.-At her home at Dry Creek near
the White Sulphur Springs, Greenbrier
county, W. Va, Friday morning. March Goth,
of Bedford Calwell. Esq, and daughter Of
the late James Frazier of Lewisburg, aged
nearly 70 years, survived by her husband
One of her sons died two months ago. She
was devoted wife and mother and a consist
emit member of the Presbyterian chul ch
AYWARD.-At the residence of Samuel H.
Driver ON North Lewis street, with whom he
had lived for 25 years, Tuesday, March 24th,
Samuel Hayward, a native of Gloucester
county, England. in the 10Th year of his age
He came to Virginia in 1850. The burial was
in ThOrnrOse cemetery at $50 p. msWednes-
day, March 18th. As his wife had been buried
in her wedding dress, SO he was buried in his
wedding suit
Pail bearers-Samuel H. Driver, w. s. Ker,
Charles Shumate, John Fallon, Thomas
Wholey and robert Hamilton.
BLAKEY.-At her home in Charlottesville,
Monday. March both, after long and pain
full illness, Mrs. James Blakey.
Mrs. Blakey was Miss Bessie B. Bowcock,
daughter of MIR. W. H. q. Bowcock, Of Able
INF Miss 9nr Ms
Sallie Bowcock and Miss Evie BOwcock) sur
vive her. She was married to Mr.. James
Blakey in 1884, and the issue of this union was
Her funeral will take place to-day-Wednes-
day-at half past two O'Clock from the Pres
Rev. H. B. Lee of the Episcopal church. The
interment will be at Maplewood.
GEEDING.-At his home at White Hall, Abe
marie county, to which place he moved from
this county in 1852, on Wednesday, March
18th, Mr.. Ephralm Geed1ng, aged about IS
His remains were brought to this county
and were buried on Friday at II O'Clock a. m.
at ChurchYille. He was a member OF the
Presbyterian church at that place as he did
not transfer his membership when he remOv-
ed to Albemarle county. He leaves five Chill
dren, two sons and three daughterS-E. l.. and
George B. Geeding and Mrs. Thomas A. Daw
son of this city, Mrs. Frank Blancoe, and one
unmarried daIghter The funeral services
Pastor of the Churchville Presbyterian church.
The pall-bearers were Benjamin f. Lickliter,
George M A. Bear JOIN a. B snd se Hatch
Wilson.
KINNEY.-In st. Louis, Wednesday night,
March 25th, Mr.. Robert Porter1eld Kinney.
youngest son of the late Robert P. Kinney of
this city. aged about Al years.
His mother was daughter of the late Capt.
Levi L. Stevenson of this city, and a sister of
Mrs. NJ. G.. Hartman and K. w. Stevenson Of
this city, and is now living with her daughter,
Mrs. Kebecca Pratt, the wife of William A.
Pratt, of the B. & o. r. H. at Wilmington,
Delaware. His brother Edwin L. Kinney and
family live in st. Louis, and his sister, Mrs
Lizzie Sparrow, wife of Thomas W. Sparrow,
of the Southern Road, lives with her family in
Washington city.
The remains arrived here on the G. s. o.
train early Sunday morning, and were buried
iu his fathers lot in Thornrose cemetery at
grave by Rev. W. @. Hullihen, Rector OF Trini-
~ Episcopal church. The pall-bearers were:
W. P, Tams, r. P. Bell Capt Lewis Hartman,
. and W. A. Pratt, of Wilmington, Del.