Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-10-30
DEATHS DURING THE WEEK.
MPS. CAROLINE HARTMAN.

MRS. CAROLINE v. HARTMAN.
Mrs. Caroline V. Harman, widow o
the late Col. M. G. Hartman, died q
the residence of her son, Lewis Har
man, ia this city, on the 9th inst, AT
:: ter protracted Illness, aged about Z
years Mrs Hartman before her mar
rage was Miss Stevenson, a daughte
.. of the late Capt. l.. L. Stevenson. He
mother was Miss Dunlap of thi'
county. She is survived by three son
Capt. Lewis Hartman, of this city
Hon. Asher W. Hartman, Treasurer o
Virginia, and Alexander Hartman, Esq
of Richmond. During the late wa
her home was the resort Of Confederate
soldiers and the elegance of their enter
tainment was seldom met with at thai
period. The death of Col. M. G. Har
man closed their hospitable mansion
and Mrs. Hartman spent the remainder
of her life upon her estate near Staun-
ton or with her children. She was 8
woman of beautiful person and char
acter, d devoted wife and mother, anC
the sweetness aud gentleness OF her
life will be cherished memory to her
family and friends. The funeral took
place from Trinity Episcopal church
the Rev. w. @ Hullihen officiating.
The pal-bearers were-Dr. Carter
Berkeley, DIR. Benjamin Blackford
CapG. FL. M. McIlhany. Maj. A. F.
Kinney, Maj. s NJ. Yost, and Messrs
Arista Hoge, r. S. Turk and Archi
bald Kinney.
KENYON II. DOOM
MIR. Kenton III. Doom, supeIintend-
cut of Thornrose cemetery, died at his
home Thursday night. aged 81 years.
| He was kicked by his horse some
weeks ago and his Left leg neal the hip
| broken. For time his improvement
| was such as to cause his family and
friends &c hope that his recovery
would be certain, but d few days before
his death pneumonla set IN, and he
rapidly grew worse, death coming as
above stated. Mr.. Doom is survived
| by his wife, who Was d Hiss Brady, OF
SJaunton, and one daughter, Mrs. u.
Baylor Cook. He also leaves one
brother, MorcoC g. Doom, of Richmond
He WAS che son 0f the late Madison
Doom, oue of the old residents OF
S5aunton. He also had two brothers
killed in the civil war, both mem DerS
OF the West Augusta Guard OF Staun-
ton. His funeral took place Sunday
afternoon, the services being conduct
ed by Rev Isaac w. Canber, ID. D. AT
the grave the Odds Fellows, of which
organization he was a devoted mem
bar, conducted the services. The pail
bearers were: HOnorary-Messr5. He'll
ry n. Tilman, w. A. Crawford. A. A.
Eskridge, A. b. Bosserman, w. b.
Hamriek, and Edward PilsOn; the &C.
tive were the i've members of the Gene-
terry board. Messrs. j. A. Fauyer, II.
A. Walker. Capt.. s. f. PilsOn, j. N.
Nc Fariand and William Wholey.
MRS. MARY J. HoGE.
Ars. Mary Jordan Hoge, wife OF Mr..
P. Byron Hoge, died at the University
hospital i'll Baltimore On Friday morn-
Ing, after long illness. Mrs. Hoge
WIS native of This city, and before
her marriage Was Miss Mary Jordan,
daughter OF William Jordan, Esq, and
sister of Mrs. John b. Hoge OF this
city, anu MIR. Hezekiah Jordan, OF
Rockmart, Ga. she was married about
forty years ago, going from here TO
Richmond, and later to Baltimore.
where the most OF her married lie Was
spent. She is survived by her husband.
three SONS and one daugnJer-ArlsJa
b., Blair and Oliver Zell Hoge, and
Mrs. Thomas j. Harman. all OF whom
reside in baltimore. Tue remains
reached the city Saturday night, &C
companIed by The family and Ihe fu-
neral took pace Sunday afternoon aG
CLOCK at the residence OF Mi. Jonu
b. Hoge. 401 North Market street, the
services being being conducted by The
Rev. DIR. Charles Manley, of Lexington.
assisted by Rev. Nj. l.. Wood. the in
termen5 was IN ThornrOse cemetery.
DAVID c. HANGER.
David 9. hauger, 10 years old, died
suddenly Saturday. Mr.. Hanger had
driven from his home at Spottswood
with a load of apples to sell. Mr.. K
A. Ciemmer had stopped him TO ask
about horse he wanted to buy and
noticed that Mr. Hanger looked strange.
He got In the wagon TO help him and
he 1sil In his arms and died Immediate
ly. Heart trouble was the cause. Mr..
Hanger was a member OF the old Stone
wall brigade and attended reunion
OF that body here on Thursday. He
leaves a wife and SIX chlldren-tWo
SOILS and four daughters VI essrs. Chas.
M. and Clarence Hanger, and Misses
Lily, Ida, Cora and Nellie Hanger.
Tn7 body Was taken to the undertake
ing establishment OF Hamrlck q Co.,
Where it was prepared for burial and
sent to his home at SPOTS wood. Inc
funeral took place Sunday afternoon
from Old Providence Presbyterian
church, of which Mr.. Hanger had long
been d member.
MRS. FLORENCE WHITLOCK.
Mr.. Florence Southard WhitIock died
very suddenly at the home Of her moth
er in.law, Mrs. John n. WbitlOck, on
North Madison street Monday morn
ing. She had been in delicate health
for some months. but her death was
unexpected. She is survived by her
husband, G. L. Whitiock, and three
sisters and four brothers. The funeral
took place Tuesday afternoon, the ser
vices being conducted by Rev. w. Y.
Hullihen Of Trinity Church, of which
Mrs. Whitiock was member, assisted
by Rev. w. N. Scott OF the Second
Presbyterian church.
A Birthday Entertainment.