The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-26
DIR. WILLIAM S. DUFF

DR.. William Sayers Duff, o prominent
physician and citizen OF Fort Payne.
Ala, where he has practiced medicine
for over thirty-five years. died Monday
afternoon az 1880 o'clock In local sanl-
tafium, DIR. Dun was born on Dec. w.
1861. He was a member OF the Metho-
TEEN throughout the section in which he
lived. He In survived by his wife, two
+ sons, owen N Akron, O., and Russell,
OF Dallas, Tex, and n daughter. Mrs.
A, $. Lowry. Of Fort Payne; The BODY
will be sent Monday night to Fort
Payne for funeral and interment.
Gen. p. w. Hardin Dead.
Richmond, Va. July 26,--Gen Parker
Watkins Hardin. 70 years old, promin-
thirty years, diedsin Richmond hospi-
tai today after an illness OF about ten
days. The body will be taken to Frank
fort. KY, for burial
Gen. Hardin was born In Columbia,
Ky. lie was three times attorney-gen-
eraI of his native state and was nomi-
nee for governor on the democratic
ticket the year the party split on the
gold and silver issue. He was the
father OF the Rev. Martin d. Hardin, OF
ithaca, NJ. Y, and OF DIR. julia IL,
Hardin OF Philadelphia.
Willard Earl Short.
Willard Earl Shortt. infant son OF Mr..
and Mrs. s. X. Short, who died Saturday
night at tho home of his parenty. FIFTY
seventh street and Tennessee avenue;
cemetery following funeral services
from tire residence Monday morning at
10. Rev. w. II. Tidwell officiated.
Lyle Hule.
The body OF Lyle HUE, aged ~, VINO
died Saturday evening in local sani-
tarium, AFTER short illness. was sent
| Sunday morning by Wann's to Lyerly.
| Ga, for funeral and interment. SUR
viving the deceased are his father; J.
G. HUE; q brother. j. r., and sister,
| Mrs, Mamie Mosteeler, of l4yerly.
/ Funeral services over the body OF
| Mrs Annie May Pack. aged &c., who
died Saturday at her home In East Lake
| were held Sunday afternoon at Pea
vine church. Peavne cemetery was the
place OF interment. Surviving the de-
ceased are her husband. r. L. Pack:
three daughters, Oviline, Emogine and
| Freda; her mother Mrs Mollie Lang
ford four brothers. w. L.. M. W., H.
&C. and A. Il. Langford. and two sisters
Mrs. w. r. Reed and Miss Ollie Lang
ford.
| Thomas Newton seouaIns.
Thomas Newton Scoggins, aged g.
| died Sunday al his home at Harrison
Funeral services took place Monday
afternoon, with Rev, l.. II, Sylar ON
ciating. The body was laid to rest In
tho family cemetery. Surviving the de-
coased are his wife. four daughters
Mrs. Dollle Burns. of -Avondalet Mrs
Kigxie Rayl. Mrs. Daisy PARROT ant
Mrs. Carrie Burns. of Harrison, ant
five sons, D. j., OF Chattanooga: VIII
Jim, Warren and Charles. OF Harrison
Page Merrill.
Funeral services aver the body o
Page Merrill, AGED 30, who died earl!
Sunday nc his home, $500 Bast Thir'
street. were held OF 1904 South High
~Ir AInVdnU aftarnOon n
z, with Rev. George Mcclure officiating
Forest Hills cemetery was the place o
lnterment. Mr.. Merrill was an employ
OF the Milne Chair company.
Or. r. J. Charlton.
DIR. 4. j. Charlton, who was wei
known, In this CITY. died sunday AZ NJ !,
Chattanooga on several occasions
spending several months on Agna
mountain in 1919 In the hope that hi
health would be improved, When n
departed he appeared to be much better
death, Ills widow. was Miss VIM
Howell. sister OF J. G., Randolph
Charles, Charlton. Eston, s. E, and Mis-
Katie Howell, OF this city. Mrs. CHAR
and two children. Thomas. Jr., an
Catherine, survive the deceased.
M. NJ. Simmons.
Ill Funeral services over the body OF n
NJ Simmons, aged 6h, who died Satu'
day at his home, bliT Shaw avenu
st, Elmo, were held from Rock Sprinl
church Sunday afternoon at o'oloe
Rov, w. NJ. 'ridwell, assisted by Re
| O. u. Fleming. ofticiated. The intei
ment followed In Rock Springs cem'
terry, with william Lucas, John FIR
III Arthur Meadows, H.. Warren, Alho
| Williams and Charlie Guthrie acting
nallbearera. Surviving the deceased a
his wife, four sons and seven daugl
III terA.