Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-02-26

| Wig uer are sueF IDOtQef, Mrs. MAT,
Jane Bissell, one brother, Mr.. Tayfo
Bissell. and two sisters, Mrs. Haiti
Wilson of this city, and Mrs. Richard
4 Cheney, OF South Manchester, Conn
The funeral took place Monday morn
ing from Emmanuel church. and thu
interment was made in Thornros'
cemetery.
4 REV. R. NJ. FUTILE.
| Greenville, Feb. % Rev. R. NJ
futile died Saturday night at the
home of his son, DR.. John B. futile
in Greenville. The remains were
buried yesterday at Thinking Spring,
and the casket was draped in Confed-
crate flags. typical of the cause so loved
and depended by the deceased. Mr..
Tuttle was native of North Carolina,
and was in his sixty second year. He
served with distinction in the Confed-
crate army; was captain of Company
+, Twenty sixth North Carolina regi-
ment. At the battle of Gettysburg, of
ninety one men in his company, six
teen were killed and seventy five were
wounded, every man being killed or
disabled. Mr.. Tuttle was five times
wounded during the war. He spent
nine years in charge of churches in
Texas, and afterwards served the Col
lierStOwn church in Rock bridge for six
years ago.
Mr.. Tuttle is survived by his wife,
who was before marriage Miss
Brooks, of Augusta county. and one
son, Dr. Tuttle, of Greenville.
MRS w. STARKE MILLER.
Mrs w. Starke Miller died at her
home in West End yesterday morning
at II o'clock. after short illness of
Deceased was lady of
lovely Christian character, beloved by |
all who knew her. She was the daugh
ter of the late Edwin M. Gushing, and |
was only about 80 years of age. She is
survived by her husband and four
her mother, one sister, Mrs.
R. G. Anderson, two brothers, Messrs.
w. A. and E. udson Gushing, besides
a large circle of relatives and friends
to mourn their loss. The funeral ar
had not been made when
We went to press.
MRS. ROSALIE MOTT.
The remains Of Mrs. Rosaiie Mott,
wife of Mr.. A. Fl. Mott. of Richmond
Ind daughter of the late Alfred and
md Mary Chapman of this city, were
brought here Monday night for burial.
drs. Mott, who died at the Retreat
FOR the Sick last Saturday, was ma
i've Of this place and is survived by
wo sisters, Misses Florence and Mary
,hapman and many relatives. De.
eased was born January II, 1849, and
q June IS, 1874 she was married to
lndrew Il. Mott, of Richmond. The
aneral took place from Trinity church
tonday morning at II o'clock.
MISo COIIA SIENCER. 1f
Mrs. Cora Spencer, wife of Mr.. Jas. !.
[. Spencer. died on Monday at her :,
ONE about five miles west of Staun- :
On. Deceased had been in poor health
Or number of years and her death
as not unlocked for. The funeral
,ok place Wednesday morning at II
clock from Pleasant View church,
nd the interment was in the adjoin- :.
,g cemetery.
MRS. JAS. CRITZER.
AS we 60 to press the news reaches
s of the death of Mrs. Jas. Critzer in =
Wichita, Kansas. Mrs. Critzer was :.
aughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. New
omb Of Basic City. Miss Mamie New
omb was spending the winter with her
ster. The remains will be inferred
,ansas.-Valley Virginian.
MIR. JOHN B. BELL.
Mr.. John B. Bell died on Saturday .
forming at the home of his son in-law, !
oil. E. L. Edmondson, aged about Sc
ears. A short funeral service was
cid that evening at the house conduct
d by Rev. DR.. A. NJ. Fraser, after {
'hich the remains were taken to I
Sidney for interment. y
MR.. J. FRANK HANGER.
Mr.. J. Frank Hanger died at his
ome near Arbor Hill on Saturday S
aorning at O'Clock, OF pneumonia. De- {
eased was 81 years of age, and is sur
lived by his wife and five children.
The funeral took place Sunday after
Don from Mt. Tabor church, conduct.
d by Rev. A. R. D. Hancher of Christ
lutheran church.
MRS. KATHERINE HARRIS.
Mrs. Katherine Harris died at her
ome in Clifton Forge Sunday even
ng, aged "A years. The remains were
brought to Staunton for burial. She
s survived by five children. Mrs.
Rankin of Waynesboro, Mrs. Wood
yard of Baltimore, s. w. Harris of
'istersville, W. Va, and Mrs. T. J.
Goodwin and W. J Harris of Clifton
Gorge.
Col. ID. V. Ruckm an the we'll known
tockman IF this section, has for sale
tx fine we'll bred young mules. His
ddress is Long Glade, Va.