Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-05-05
DEATHS DURING THE WEEK.
L. H ANDERSON.


Mr.. R. II. Anderson, an old and es-
Ueemed resident of StauntOn, died on
Tuesday morning at his home on West
Main street, after an illness of several
months, aged about II years. Mr.. An
derson Was native of Louisa county.
but for more than twenty years had
been resident of Stanton. During
the war be served ia the 45h Va. cav
airy, Fitz Lees division, and Was bad
~ wounded Mr.. Anderson was a quiet
unassuming gentleman, highly es-
teemed by all who knew him. He is
survived oy five children-two sons,
| Messrs. James N. and Walter B. An
derson, and three daughters, Mrs. q.
| e Simpson and Mrs. j. III. Witt of this
city, and Mrs Robert Craig of Lynch
burg. His wife preceded him to the
grave eighteen months ago. The flu
neral took place Wednesday afternoon
| Anderson, and was conducted by Rev.
NJ. l., Wood, d. D., and Rev. FL. P.
| Hamill.
| JOHN H. MCCORMICK.
Mr.. John H. Mccormick died at bis
home at Raphine on Tuesday morn
ing, after short illness of pneumonia,
aged about 81 years. He was very
| prominent i'll his section, and for i
number of years had represented The
Mccormick Harvesting Machine Com
pany. Several years ago he married
Miss Sallie Hamilton, daughter of Rev
and Mrs. A. Ill. Hamilton of Mt. Car
mel. who survives him. He Was SOL
of the late j. r. Mccormick, bis mother
and five brothers and two sisters, also
survive him. The funeral took place
Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock from
Mt. Carmel church.
MRS FLORENCE McCUTCHEN.
Mrs. Florence McCutchen, wife o
Rev. Frank McCutchen, pastor of thu
Presbyterian church at ROgersville
Tenn died on Friday at her hom'
there. Her death was unexpected. ant
was due to heart affection. Deceased
was we'll known in this county. wher
DIR. McCutchen, was for many year
the popular pastor of Waynesbor
, church, but left there 10 or 20 year
ago. His wife was greatly beloved il
, the congreg alton aud community ant
] | her death will be much regretted b.
J many old friends in that communit
ia county.
BE COX
MIR. Burnett F. Cox, a native @
Stanton, died on Tuesday at Ocala
! Fla, aged about % years. He was
son of Mrs. Virginia A. Cox, and wa
painter, and went to Florida in tn
interest of his business. He was
). brother of Mrs. j. l.. Bishop an
e Messrs. G. A, E. B. and w. III. Coz
I and a half brother of Mr.. Samuel Coz
8 No particulars of his illness have bee
received. The remains will be brougl
8 to his old home for burial.
MRS. JAS. II. ANDREWS
|, Mrs. James III. Andrews died at b,
q home near this City on Sunday mort
Is ing, after an illness of six months vii
consumption, aged about 80 years. 81
is survived by her husband and thr'
L children, also by one sister, Miss Ann
r. o 'Brien of this city, and two brother
- in West Virginia. The funeral toe
- place Tuesday morning from
Francis church.
-, w. z. CONNELL.
;. Mr.. VIM. Z. Council, of Charlotte
Vile, the eldest brother of Mr.. John
Cornell of this city, died at his boz
= in that city Sunday night, aged abe
rs years Mr.. Cornell was from Unit
rs Monroe county, W. Va, but had be
y living in Charlottesville for more To
so wears. MI. Cornell and his W
n went to Charlottesville to attend
~ funeral which took place Tuesday.