Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-04-27
FsSOEATHS DURING THE WEEK.. -
MR.. n. z. CATLETT.

Mr.. NathaQlel IeuOlebOu CdIlott,
eldest son of the late n. 2. CatleUt and
Mrs. Bette B. Catlett, died at the
home of his mother, on East Beverly
street. Saturday morning, aged Al years.
Mr.. CatIett had been for many years
engaged in business in the South and
at the time of his death was resident
of Montgomery, Ala. He returned to
Stanton last December in bad health.
with the hope that be might be restor
cd by cessation Of work and stay at
his old home. But his disease was an
organic one-a heart affection, from
which he did not recover, though be
was able to be out of doors until the
day before his death.
| He is survived by one son. Nathaniel
P. Catlett. Jr.. his wife having died
year ago. by his mother. one brother,
| DR.. j. b. Catlett. and two sisters, Mrs.
Armiatead G.. Gordon and Miss Frances
B. Catlett, all OF Stanton.
The funeral took place from the resi-
dencs of his mother. on East Beverly
street, Sunday at ) p. H., and inter
ment was in Thornrose cemetery. The
following gentlemen acted as pail
bearers: Messrs. w. P. Gay, L. M. Par
kins, Fitzhugh Elder, Taylor Mccoy,
NJ. Kivlighan, A. w. Blackley, Nell
HOLIDAY and J. r. Taylor, Jr.
| arm ztArrprf7 DapEEP
Mr.. Maurice Parker, the Oldest resi-
; dent of Stanton, died on Tuesday
morning at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Y. M. Blckle, aged 50 years, II
E months and Is days. Mr.. Parker re-
| ceived fall some weeks ago, and this
NAV have hastened his death. Unit
: Mr.. Parker was too feeble to attent
2 divine service he was regular attend
ant of the Methodist church. He wa
born in Loudoun county on the 10th o
May, 1910. He lived for a time il
! Winchester and came to Staunton te
live in 1859 and was engaged in bust
ness from then until he was too feebl
:. to attend to business matters, sine
~, which time be made his home with hi
children, the last few years being spen
with Mrs. Bickle. His wife, who die
~ in 1881, was Miss Eliza G. Maloney o
Frederick county. They were MAJ
70 ried in 1884. He is survived b
* two daughters, Mrs. I.
| III ~
D. Templeton of Lexington, and by thrf
IL sops. Mr.. E. NJ. Parker of this city
q. MIR. G. w. Parker of Goshen and Nj
William Parker of Richmond. III
eo funeral took place Wednesday aftel
q, noon from the home of Mr.. and Mr
el Bickle and was conducted by Rev
'o z. Hamill.
MR. ISADORE COHEN.
Mr.. Isadore Cohen died at bis res
~, dence on South New street Satufd'
night after an illness of more than
-. year and failed quite rapidly Tor
NV week before bis death. He was born
IS Germany in 1852. When about TWEEN
~" wears old he came to this country a
about thirty years ago be came
Staunton and had made his home ne
since then, being a well known d
successful merchant, highly esteem
" by many friends in Staunton and A
o." gusta county. Soon after coming b
he married Miss Sophie Switzer,
survives him with two children, M
|, Abe Walter and Miss Rosetta Con
He is also survived by one brother.
,I, Louis Cohen, all of this city. !
)eo- Cohen was member of the Heptaso
A and Royal Arcanum and carried ms
lter ance in other companies. Nh.
,an ert Sbultz conducted Hebrew ser'
the at the house Monday afternoon a
and O clock and the remains were buriet
'up- the Hebrew cemetery. The pall-b'
10. srs were Messrs. J. l.. Barth, n. ID
rison, Sol Wallenstein, Amos klotz