The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-24
elf. KELLOGG
FUNERAL TODAY
Services for Civic Leader
at Holy Spirit Church
in Afternoon.
UNIVERSITY LECTURER
Was Formerly President Of
Chamber of Commerce;
Good Citizen.

The funeral of Charles l.. F. Kellogg,
who died at his home on South His-
gins avenue early Thursday morning,
Will be conducted from the church of
the Holy Spirit this afternoon at 2:ao
o'clock. Rev. II. S. Galley. rector of
the parish will have charge of tHc
services.
Mr.. Kellogg was devoted. member
Of this church and for many years was
q member K it's vestry. With the
rector and f. H. Boos he served on the
building committee which planned and
built the present edifice. No church
man Of the parish was more devoted
than he in this enterprise to which he
brought a ripe business experience and
an enthusiasm Of incalculable benefit
in pushing the project to its successful
completion. The work Of this commit :
tee gave TO Missoula one of its most
beautiful church buildings and no one
person y entitled to more credit for
this than was Mr. Kellogg
Was Expert Title Man.
Before coming to Missoula Mr.. KEEL
lOgg had lived for a number of years
in Butte where he was cashier for
the Hennessey Mercantile company
Resigning this position he came to
MissOula to establish an abstract OF
title and title insurance business. IN
pursuance Of this purpose he organized
the Northwest Abstract and Title In
s,Irnnce company, OF which he was the
president ut the time OF his death. Mr.
Kellogg was an expert title man and
he made. for his company. the mos
thorough and complete set of abstrac,
books which the county has ever had
Lecturer at University.
His talents in this field were recog
mixed by the state association of alb
stractors and he was made chairman
0f the executive board of that organiza
ton. Still later, when II was decided
by the University Of Montana to offeI
course in land titles and conveyance.
ing as part of the required work II
the law department, Mr.. Kellogg wa.
selected to have charge Of it. For tire,
years. and until he went east las
spring In search of health. he continued
In this work. He brought to it, no
only the necessary learning, but al
enthusiasm and interest which made /
of inestimable value to the young me,
and women who we're students in hi.
COURSES. Behind all of this work. boti
as an abstractor and as a teacher, wa.
the background of a legal education
and training in the law department o
the University of Wisconsin. of which
he was graduate
Headed Chamber Of Commerce.
In the midst of all of these interests
however, Mr.. Kellogg never lost sigh
Of his duties as Il citizen. He gav'
freely of his time and talents to tn
public and semi public affairs of hi
home city. For two terms he wa
president OF the chamber of commerce,
and these two terms covered a period
Of rapid growth and development il
MIssoula. New people were coming I,
the city and new enterprises We're be
ing undertaken. The chamber of com
merce was then, as now, the commu
nifty clearing house and its success il
performing this function was largel,
due to the wise guidance and direction
which he gave it, He was a member o
the Masonic fraternity and was inter
ested in many philanthropic and re
ligious organizations. Those VIII,
knew him we'll would say of him tina
he was q good citizen in the best sens,
Of that term.
The pallbearers will be ]. NJ Keith
i. II. Boos, T. n. Marlowe, u. II. Cur
RE, NJ. j. Elrod and William Wayne
Interment will be in the Missoul;
cemetery.