Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-03-15

John Sensabaugh, 81 years old, die
at his home, near Alone, Rockbridg
: Tuesday, and the body was burie
Wednesday at Bethany Luthera
church. He Is survived by four sops
d John, Samuel, Thomas and Brow
Sensabaugh, and two daughters, Mrs
Shoemakers and Mrs. William Kelley
l.. Mr.. John K. Keiser, who resided
n just north of this city. died at his hom
Thursday in his 18th year. He is sur
vided by his wife and one daughter
The funeral took place Friday after
noon from the second Presbyterian
church, of which he was a mem Der
conducted by Dr. W. N. Scott.
Mrs. Lucy A. Southards died on
Friday at her home in Washington,
aged IS years. She is survived by the
following children-Mrs. Juliet f.
Bryan and Mr. j. M Southards of
this city; Mrs. Lucy Brown and Mrs
Sausan F. Scott of Washington. She
was buried in Thornrose cemetery.
Miss Nellie McCIung, daughter of
Mrs. Mamie McClung of Lewisuburg,
| w. Va, died in Roanoke on Friday,
| aged 81 years. She had been In a san
ltarium in Tennessee, but stopped in
Roanoke the week before with rela-
lives. being unable to continue her
journey. Her remains were taken to
Lewlsburg for interment.
Miss Bette NJ. Karnes died at her
home near Burketown on Saturday,
in her 71st year, after several weeks
Illness. A brother. Mr.. Il. w. C.I
Karnes resides at Fishersville, and two
sisters, Mrs. K. o. Dice and Mrs. A.
q. Jennings at Burketown. The re-
mains were taken to Low Moor for in
terment in the family burying ground.
Miss Amanda Shields, pupil at the
Mary Baldwin Seminary. died on Sat-
urday at the Kings Daughters Hos
pital. where she had been operated on
for appendicitis. The body was taken
TO her home in Chicago Saturday night.
Her father having arrived the morn
ing she died, but her mother WAS in the
Philippines on q visit to a married
daughter there.
Rev. 9. D. Waller of Mt. Sidney, is
supplying the Presbyterian pulpit at
Clifton Forge, till the first Sunday in
April, at which time Rev. l.. II. Paul,
he new pastor will have entered upon
Ills duties there. Mr.. Waller, however,
will not be able to fill the Clifton a;
Forge pulpit next Sunday, having en-.
jagged to preach On that date at Front /
Royal. Va. q
At the manse of the second Presbyte-
RAN church last Wednesday, the 6 '
b, Mr.. Walter Holtz, a popular young \
armer OF the Middlebrook nelghor q
rood, and Miss Maud Christian Arey, L
he charming daughter of Mr.. d. L.
Arey of near Spring Hill, were united i
n marriage by Rev. DR.. W. N. Scott. g
)nly a few intimate friends of the p
parties witnessed the cere
1ony. !
Professor Andrew M. Soule, dean and '
lrector Of the college of agriculture
t the Virginia Polytechnic Institute f,
AS rendered his resignation to p
PRESIDENT McBryde to be ira nsmitted :,
o the board, effective September 1st. r.
lie goes to the agricultural college of Il
Ieorgia at salary of $4,000. The
'irginia Polytechnic pays So. 500 The y y
GARD meets on April 18th, when &C 8,
ion will probably be taken on his resi-. n
nation. Ii
Mrs. Isabel Ann Kinney. widow of "
sobert Porterfield Kinney, died at the y
ONE of her son-in-law. Capt. VIM. A. o.
RAFT. in New Rochelle, New York t.
ity. with whom she made her home, l
n Friday last. The body reached
on the early q. & o. train
unday, and the funeral was held b.
rom Trinity Episcopal church, the in sc
srment in the Kinney lot at Thorn 81
)se. Mrs. Kinney was born in Staun. n
IN April %, 1924. and was. therefore, A
early 80 years old. She was daugh. sc
IT of Capt. Levi Lamb Stevenson. ~
A new company of the Richmond d
light Infantry Blues was organized 8,
st week. and will be known as Co. m
g." The first lieutenant of the COM d.
any is we'll known here where he ie
'acticed law before going to Rich os
ond. In speaking of Mr.. Tucker, W
e Richmond Times Dispatch says: pl
irst Lieutenant John Randolph .
ucker Is member Of the bar of this
ty, son of Hon. Henry st. George
ucker, former member Of Congress
nd now president of the jamestown
uposltiOn Company; q grandson of
on. John Randolph Tucker, Virgin
Is jurist and statesmen. and of Col
1el William Preston Johnston, SOL
Ter and educator, and great grand
IN of General Albert Sidney Johns
IN. He is fine soldier and is one of
1e most popular members of the bat
alton.