Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-05-12
DEATHS DURING THE WEEK.
VIM L. LUSHBAUGH.

| Mr.. William l.. Laushbaugh, wei
known citizen, died at his home OIL
Church Street Friday afternoon OF
heart trouble, from which be had been
q sufferer for some years, and for more
| than a wear had been confined to the
| house. He is survived by his wife.
who before her marriage was Miss
Julia Kice, also by his elder brother,
Mr.. Hartman J. Lushbaugh, of this
city, and one sister, Mrs. Mary A.
Evans of Winchester.
| Mr.. Lush baugh was born in Staun
ton Sept. 80, 1929, the son of Adam and
Mary Lushbaugh, and had made
Staunton bis home ever since except
four years spent in Missouri just be-
| fore the civil war, which on returning
| to Virginia be entered and served
through as member of the StauntOn
Artillery establishing record of cour-
age and fidelity to duty such as he
maintained through all the relations OF
life
Mr.. LushbaDgh's active career was
as building contractor, and no struc-
ture ever erected by him brought dis
credit on him. He was an honest build
err and many su bstantial house stands
TODAY as a monument to his care and
honesty. In his social relations Mr..
Lushbaugh was one of the most con
siderate, most tender and most lOvabe
of men. This naturally Won for
him the esteem OF all with
whom he came in contact. lie was
very influential in Masonic circles be
Ing Blue Lodge Mason and Knight
TEN plar. He was one of the committee
70 which was intrusted the building
of the Masonic Temple insthis city, a
duty be performed faithfully. He
was for many years director of the
Augusta National bank, was promln.
ent in financial circles and at the time
of his death was serving the city as a
member of the board of ThornrOse
cemetery.
The funeral took place Monday af-
ternOon from his late residence and
was conducted by Rev. 81. P. Hamiil
of the Methodist church. At the grave
the services were in charge of the
knights Templar and Masons of which
Mr.. I.ushbaugh had been prominent
member. Tue pall-bearers we're: Ac-
tive. Messrs. VIM. B. McChesney, A,
A. Eskridge, VIM. H. Whitesell, J. T.
Wayman, J. NJ Quarles, Fl. II. Henkel,
| w Ill, y, IdD UCIU 1l1u IL l. NV
Honorary Messrs. j. W. Splitter. C..
R. Caldwell, J. D. Campbell, W. H.
Barkman, F. Bryan. p. E. Wilson,
M. N. Bradley, G. Miller, 8. B. Sub
lett, VIM. F. Asst. W. M. Hilleary,
Arista Hoge and W. q. Marshall.
MRS. KATHERINE TALLY.
Mrs. Katherine Talley died on Fri
day at the home of her son, Mr.. F A.
| Talley. on Richardson street, OF pneu-
monia, aged about rs years. She was
horn and raised near Middlebrook, and
was a most estimable Christian woman.
! The funeral took place Saturday and
her remains were taken to Middle
| brook and laid to rest in the Methodist
cemetery. She was member OF the
| lutheran church at that place, having
Joined when it was first organized, she
was inc Bible student and Sunday
school teacher, and Away took an &C.
tive part in the church work. The
services were conducted by Rev. MIR.
| Richie. She is survived by four
sons-Messrs. F. A. Talley, with whom
she had been making her home; w. K.
Talley of Crimora; A. r. Lee Talley of
| Basic City, and F. Tibbs Talley OF Mid
dlebrook.
MRS. COLUMBUS HALLE.
| Mrs. Columbus Halle. who had been
| liz declining health for some time, died
at her home in West End Saturday
night, aged about so years. She was
horn ip Camden, s. e, but for more
than thirty years had made her home
in StauptOn. She was Christian WO-
man in every sense of the word, and
was loved aud esteemed by all VINO ell
loved her acquaintance. She is sur
yived by six children Mr.. Columbus
Halle of st. LOUIS. Mr.. Boykin Halle
OF Marshall, Texas, Mrs. Donald Allen
of Kaps AS City, Mrs w. N. Kinney Of
Fordwick. and Misses Kate and Lottit
Halle, of this city. The funei al took
place Monday.
RICHARD H. NUCKOLS.
|, Mr.. Richard Henry Nuckols, VIII,
died on the 3lst ult., at the home OF hi
, son. Mr.. f. S Nuckols. in Buena Vista
was buried in Lexington the 2nd. The
! funeral services we've held in the Lex
, ington Baptist church. conducted b
the pastor, Rev. Dr. Charles Manly
MI Nuckols had reached the advances
age-of ninety seven years. He wa
born in Scottsville, Va, and when
Young man removed to Rock bridge
. Five children survive-Mrs. Sally =
! Lam, of Lexington; Mrs. E. q Root
of Botetourt county. and Messrs +. 5
s. III and A. E NuckOls, of Buen
Vista.