Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-02-05
DEATHS DURING THE WEEK.
JAMES r CALDWELL

at Lewlsuurg W. Va, ON Monday
morning, the LIST lust, at sIx
CLOCK Mr.. James r. Cald weii
passed quietly away. in his "a b
year. Deceased had been in feeble
ns alth for several years, and during
tue last mouths of mis- life Was coufiu-
ed to his bed-his demise Was tnere-
fore not unexpected UP to old age
Mr.. Caldwell Was au active, alert bus
lnesS man, and possessed Of fue judy
ment. He took lively Interest III the
affairs Of his county and neighbor
hood, and vas accounted one Of the
most substantial men in Greenbrier.
de Was u native of Augusta, having
been born at TInkliug Spriug. Aug.
H. 1920 La 1855 or Sc he moved to
Greeubrier county, w. Va aud J. Cat
Ell at Greenorier Bridge, on the banks
Of the stream of that name. After
wards the postotfice and railroad STA
ti0n We're named after him Mr.. Cald-
wells mother Was before her marriage
Arabeila Van Lear, his rather Was
David Caldwell Surviving MIN is u
son. Mr.. j North Cald well of Green.
brier county aud two daughters, Misses
Matte b and Mary Cald well OF Lew
isburg The funeral services were held
at 8 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, and
inIerment in the cemetery at Lewis.
burg.
MRS. JOHN r. MCDANIEL.
Mr. Hattie Bailey Med tniel, wife OF
Mr. John r. Mcdaniel, died Sund ~
night at their hone in Plunk-Ltsville,
after few days III. she Was daugh
ter of Mr.. aud Mrs. ID. NJ Bailey of
West View, and is survived by her
husband aud an infant son. The fu
neral took place Tuesday morning al
ii O'Clock from Marquis Memorial
the services being conducted
by Rev. NJ. L. Wood. The interment
was in the family lot at Hebron.
MR.. JOHN E HOLT.
Mr.. John E Holt, broth-r of Capt |
Charles a. Holt aud father of M 6.
Berlin Holt of this city, died about |
O'Clock Sunday morning at his home a.
Doe Hull, Highlani county, of pneu
monla. aged about 10 years Mr. Holt |
ls survived by six children Mr. j
Holt, telegraph operator at Jerry'e
Run, came down to Stauuton and |
drove out Sunday with his brother to |
see their father. The funeral took |
place Tuesday morning.
JONAS WAMPLER
Mr.. Jonas Wampler Of Christian q |
Greek near Barren Ridge, died Tue
day morning OF Bright 3 disease. at the
residence Of his son. Mr.. Samuel L.
Wampler Mr.. 'Wampler lived to the
age of so years lacking only one day.
he was for many years consistent
Christian and mem Der OF the German
Baptist church. He Is survived by
1--WE sons and one daughter: Daniel Of
Fiostburg, Md. B F., J. n. and Will
lam Wampler of Indiana; 8. l. VAN
pier at the old home where be died, al d |
Mrs. Sarah j. Clark of Barren Ridge.
The funeral TOOK piece Wednesday
at Barren Ridge church, aud
the interment was in the adjacent ceme-
terry.
MISS LENA SPoONER
Miss Lena Spoouer died at the home
of her mother. Mrs Bette Burns, at
Plnnkettsville Tuesday morning. AZ
ter a long illness of complication of
diseases. Deceased was in her 9th
year and was young woman OF love J |
Christian character. She was popular
among her many friends who did every
thing possible to relieve her intense
suffering. Tue entire community ex |
tend their sympathy to Mrs. Burns, IN
her bereavement. Funeral services
took place at Marquis Memorial church |
conducted by Rev. NJ. L. Wood. Wed
nesday afternoon. at o'clock. and in
terment was iG Thorprose cemetery.
REV. e h. SLOWER
Rev Edward II. Slower of Rapidan. |
one of the best known Presbyterian |
ministers in the state. died very sud-
denly Monday afternoon at the Mem