The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-14
OBITUARY
LEWIS K. BROWN DIES
Represented Southern District for "

| trlct representative OF the southern d1S-
trict for the War Camp Community
service who died Saturday in local
hospital. was held from Chapman's
chapel Sunday afternoon at 4. Rev.
Battle McLester, pastor of the Lookout
Mountain Presbyterian church. Off
ciated The body was sent to Cincin-
natl for interment
Acute Brlght's disease was attributed
| as the cause of Mr.. Browns demise.
His wife and their two children were
| with him when the end came. They
came here short time ago to spend
| the summer with him on Lookout noun
| tain.
Mr.. Browns work carried him to a
large number OF cities. Admission, Bir-
mingham, Gulfport, Biloxi, Gadsden,
Hattiesburg, Knoxville, Montgomery.
Mobile, Nashville and Pensacola were
included in his district.
Funeral Of Mrs. Wisdom.
The last rites aver the body of Mrs.
+. Z. Wisdom, beloved Chattanooga
woman. who died Friday at her home
on Missionary ridge, were held at the
residence Monday afternoon at o'clock.
Or. r. h. Wiley. pastor of Centenary
M. u. church, south, OF which the de-
ceased was an active member. con-
Quoted the services. The interment
took place in Forest Hills cemetery,
and pallbearers were r. Ii. Davenport,
]. n Trigg, Greed f. Bates, E. ".
Chaplin, John r. Pitner, Il. 0. Trotter,
w. g. M. Thomas and w. X. Crabtree.
James Humphreys.
The funeral of James Humphreys
aged 80. veteran of the Civil war
who died Saturday night at his home.
723 East Main street, following an ILL
ness of two weeks, will be held at
o'clock Tuesday afternoon, with Rev.
w. M. Tidwell officiating. The inter-
ment takes place in the National ceme-
terry, the G. A. h. having charge Of
the services at the grave. Mr.. Hum
phreys served during the Civil war with
Company Il, Eleventh Ohio infantry.
The body was prepared for burial by
Wann d Son.
Mrs. Katherine Stroop.
Funeral services over the body of
Mrs. Katherine Stroop, aged &c, who
died at the home of her daughter in
Logansport, Ind, will be held from
Wann's chapel Tuesday morning at Q. |
Rev. O. u. Gardner, of the Northside |
interment will take place in the family |
lot In Forest Hills cemetery. and pail |
bearers are announced as j. W. Will
liams, J. A. McGill, Joe l.. Rogers. A.
M. Dickerson, w. S. Beck and l.. c.
Huneke. Mrs Stroop had many friends
here. She was pioneer settler in
North. Chattanooga. Surviving her are
two daughters, Mrs. r. f. Dram, of
Logansport. Ind, and Mrs. r. w Long
sley, of North Chattanooga. and two
sons. David V. Stroop, of this city, and
John II. Stroop, of Mobile Ala.
YeIde c. Wrenn.
Yelde Christopher Wrenn. 10-months-
Did son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Wrenn,
who died Saturday at the family resi-
tence. 1928 Carr street. after an illness
IF two months, was laid to rest in For
2st Hills cemetery following funeral
Gfg IAN |
,atholic church Monday morning at o.
Gather Francis T. Sullivan officiated.
Carl Dudley. Abe McAlister, Walter
Namser and Alexander Cameron acted
IS pallbearers.
]. M. Howard at Rest.
Funeral services over the body of j.
N, Howard who died at his home here
ist church in Dayton Sunday afternoon.
rev G. w. Brewer OBLIGATED. The
erVices were largely attended. But
ram cemetery was the place of inter
1ent and pallbearers were Il. j. Craw-
ord, Il. N. Williamson, b. G. McKen-
lie, w. T. Bailey, w. w. Shields, j. F.
'razier, j. b. Swafford and Euclid
vaterhouse. Mr.. Howard was a native
f Rhea county and resided there until
is removal to Chattanooga fifteen
ears ago.
Mrs. Elizabeth Latham.
IluulSNiIt, AID, july lS.--tSptcldl.J-I ,
Irs. Elizabeth Latham died last night ,
t her home near Newmarket. She was
years of age.
Mrs. C. J. Harrington.
Arrangements for the funeral of Mrs,
harles j. Harrington. who died at |
DON Sunday following an attack OF
cute indigestion, have not been an
Surviving the deceased are {
err husband a daughter. Mrs. w. A.
lNprg. of (f1nan Ihln1phpaxyc To nd n | {
ster. Mrs. James Degnan. Mr.. Har- {
ngton is a.. well-known retired rail- 1
Dad man.
Joseph Warren Lavender.
Joseph Warren Lavender died in an !
tlanta hospital Monday morning at 2. !
uneral services will be held Tuesday !
iternoon at his old home at Villa
ow, Ca The deceased is survived by
We children-Mrs. w. II. Warrenfels
Irs Myrtis Shahan, Mrs. r. w. Beck
nd Mrs Clemmie c. Magill, OF tnis !
ty and Judson C. Lavender, of VIII !
now. ,,
Edwin Martin Homer.
Funeral services over the body of r
OWN Martin Homer, who died Friday /
corning at his home in Houston.
ex, will be held from the home of l.
Is brother-in-law. e. F. Wheland. in {
Elmo. Tuesday morning at 10 s
CLOCK. Rev DR.. Bachman will Off {
ate. The interment, which is to be {
'lNate will take place in Forest Hills {
ametery, The deceased was the son of l
lie late Judge and Mrs. Winchel Mar {
n Homer, of Watkins, n. ", and was 1
afrled In this city in 1897 to Miss liza
eWman, eldest daughter of Mrs. |
artha f. Newman, whose demise oc- 4
lrred in February. For the past sew
al years Mr.. and Mrs. Homer made {
leir home in Houston.
REENW00n HEML rEpv !