The herald., 1917-02-01
DIED.

Jackson-Mrs. jackson of Gretna.
who had been an invalid for many
years, died on Friday last. She is
survived by enc son and two daugh-
| teTs, one OF whom is Mrs Jos. Duffy.
Howe-The funeral Of Mr.. Balthaz-
er Howe took place last Thursday
morning from his home in Coliseum
St, Rev r. NJ. Brown, officiating
The pail bearers were Albert Koppel
Richard StenhOuse. JOS. Duffy, VIM
| Hun, Jr., W. ID. Dunbar and Eugene
ArOni. lnterment was in Metairie
Cemetery.
Ahysen-Mrs. Celeste Ahysen, 6&.
formerly of Algiers, died last Sunday
at 1890, after a brief illness at the
home of her son. 5. @. Ahysen. in
Port Arthur, Texas. She is survived
by four sons. s. o., G. L.. f. F., and
II. j., OF Port Arthur; three daughters,
Blanche of Port Arthur, Mrs. d. BOur
Seois OF ThibodauX, La, Mrs. Frank
Bach OF Algiers; five brothers, Henry
and Charles Rivere. Thibodaux. La:
Edgar and Lewis, New Orleans, and
Leonie of Port Arthur; two sisters.
Mrs. \. Rousselet and Mrs. Gus Lyn-
cker, Algiers.
The body was sent to New Orleans
Monday morning. The funeral took
place Tuesday afternoon at , O'Clock
from the home of Mrs. ROusselOt, 235
Morgan street. Interment was in St
ParthOlOmew Cnmpterv
Hooper-Captain Richard Rowland
Hooper, former Algiers business man.
and at one time master of various
government dredges that visited Al.
giers, died suddenly on Sunday. He
was u years of ago, and a native of
Baltimore. Md, but had lived in Al.
giers for many years. The funeral
took place at $3.50 o'clock Monday af-
ternOOn from the family home, CO.'S
Garfield street, interment being pri-
vate. Captain Hooper had engaged in
the cigar business in Patterson street
many years ago.
Brunner-On Monday. Jan. 10Th. at
| O'Clock a. m, Frederick Drummer,
age of seventy-four years. Deceased
was born in Basel, Switzerland but
had resided here for the past twenty
one years. Mr. Bunner. who was one |
Of our best known citizens. is survived |
by his wife and by several children |
and grand children. He was a mem |
Der OF the Swiss Society. The funeral |
took place Tuesday morning at 10 |
o'clock from his late residence 326 |
Olivier St. Interment was in Metairie |
Cemetery.
Wattigny-On Saturday at 2:3O D. |
m, Alexander Wattigny, Jr., died at |
50 years. Deceased, who was born in |
New Orleans was the son of Celia |
Gerdes and AliX Wattigny. He had |
resided in this district for four years. |
The funeral took place Sunday after
noon at > O'Clock from his late resi-
dence, $50 AliX street. Interment was
in st. Vincent de Paul Cemetery.
Schoen-On Monday Jan. 10Th. at
o'clock p. m, Frederick Schoen, hus-
band of the late Gertrude Bentz. died
at the age of 50 years. Deceased was
born in Bremen, Germany. and had
resided in our town for the past %
years. Deceased is survived by one
son and by one daughter. The funeral
.ook place Tuesday evening at ,
o'clock from his late residence. 631
patterson street. Interment. which
vas private, took place in McDonogh-
lille Cemetery.
Nicosia-On Tuesday, Jan. Both. at
o'clock a. m, CrucianO Nicosia. hus.
'and of Antionette Uddo, aged seven
years. Deceased was a native of
tally, but had resided here for the
ast thirty years. The funeral took
lace yesterday afternoon at o'clock
: m, from the late residence of the .
eceased, 705 Slidell Ave. Interment