Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-04-21
DEATHS DURING THE WEEK.
MRS. SARAH A. LONG

Mrs. Sarah A. Loug. wife of Capt
J. Theodore Long. died on Tuesday
night. at the home of her daughter
Mrs. VIM. L. Rohr, of pneumonia, aged
alb nut IS wears. Her health had not
been good for long time, and two
weeks previous to her death contract
ed pneumonia, which was the immedi
ate cause of her death. She had long
been a membe of the Baptist church.
The funeral took place yesterday at
ternoon from the residence OF Mrs.
| Rohr, and the services were conducted
by her pastor, Rev. Nj. l.. Wood, ID ID.
The following gentlemen acted as pail
bearers-Capt j. H. Waters, Capt. w D..
II. Kable, Randolph Kinzley, w. 5.
| Kerr, John M. CARRIER and A. Lee
| Knowles.
Besides her husband she is survived
| by four children, Mrs. W. L. ROhr, of
this city, Mrs. l.. V. Hudson, of Balti
more, Mr.. l.. n. Long, of this city,
| and Mr. Frank r. Long of Baltimore.
VIM. MCDANIEL.
Mr.. VIM. Mcdaniel died at his home
| in this city Saturday afternoon, after
! an illness Of more than a year with
consumption. He had been confiued to
the house for about six weeks. He was
about 80 years of age and had spent
bis life in StauntOn, where be had
many friends. Some years ago be mar
ried Miss Rosa Manly of MiddlebroOk.
who with two children ulius and
Lelia-survives BIN. His mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Mcdaniel, and one brother,
Mr.. john r. Mcdaniel, also survive
him. The funeral took place Sunday
afternoon, and the services were con-
Quoted by Rev. I'll. p. Hamill of the
Methodist church. of which be was
member, assisted by Rev. DR.. M. l..
Wood of the Baptist church. The in
terment was in Mt. Tabor cemetery.
SOLOMON F. HUFFMAN.
Mr.. Solomon Franklin Huffman died
at bis home near Spring Hill on the
18th inst, IN his 18th year. Mr.. Huff
man had been in declining health for
some time and continued growing
weaker, until death claimed him. He
was twice married and leaves bv his
first marriage two children, Mrs. Jno.
Wagner and Mr.. Samuel Huffman,
both of this county. In his second mar
riage be married Miss Mary Humphrey,
who with three children, Mrs. ID. l.. |
Hawkins, and Messrs. Brown l.. and |
Simon III. Huffman remain to mourn |
their loss. On Friday, the 18th, the
funeral services were cOnd ucted by |
Rev. d. G. FlOry, assisted by Rev. d.
W. Files.
MRS. w. J. BATON.
Mrs. w. }. Baton died at her home
at Crim0ra on Saturday evening, aged
about 80 years. For several months
past she had been great sufferer,
which she endured with Christian for
titude. She was a consistent member
)fithe German Baptist church for
number of years. Her funeral took
place Monday from Forest Chapel. and
5he interment was in the Mennonite
at Madrid She is survived
~ her husband and ave children-by
ler first husband-Messrs Charles,
William and Henry Jones. Miss Fannie
Jones, and Mrs. l.. f. Wright.
MRS. ANNIE CROFT
Mrs. Annie Croft, wife of Mr.. John
W. Croft, died on the 9th inst, at her
nome near SwOOpe, after a few days
illness OF pneumonia, aged about %
ears. She is survived by her husband
md one child. Before marriage she
vas Miss Dellinger of near Laurel
Hill. At which place her remains
we're inferred.
MISS MARY l.. TEMPLETON.
Miss Mary LilIey Templeton died
uddenIy In Roanoke on Friday of
poplexy, aged about 4S years. She
vas native of Fairfield, but for some
ears had resided with her brother, MIR.
samuel M. Templeton in Roanoke.
The was niece of Mr.. j. A. Temple.
on OF this city, who W mt to Fairfield
o attend the funeral winch took place
sunday.
MISS IDA CHATTERBAUGH.
Miss Ida Chatterbaugh died on Mon
ay afternoon at her home on w. Main
st., after long illness of consumption,
.ged about "a years. The funeral took
place Wednesday morning conducted
~ Rev. DR.. M. l.. Wood, pastor of the
BAPTIST church, of which the deceased ,
vas a member. Her mother, nine sis
ess and five brothers survive her.