The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-06
OBITUARY
PIONEER RESIDENT DIES

SuHluel EDWARD SIlultuckI pioneer
resident, and wellknown citizen, died
early Monday morning at his home.
4S03 st. Elmo avenue, after short Ill
ness. He Is survived by three sons,
w. ii. and 3, e., Jr,, OF this city, and
Norman. OF Lafayette. Ca: a daughter,
Miss Ruby Lee Shattuck. also of Chat
tnnooga, and brother, =. b., of this
city. Mr.. Shattuck was charter mem
Der OF Lookout lodge No. $50. odd Fell
lows. He had been II resident of Chat
tanooga since 1880, having been n ma
ch'nist Mt Wheland's plant for about
forty years Funeral services will be
hold from the residence Tuesday after
neon at 3 o'clock, with Rev. Bur-
roughs, of the First Cumberland Pres
byterian church, officiating. The inter-
mcnt win take place In Forest Hills
| cemetery, with the odd Fellows having
| oharge of services at the grave. Pail
hearers are to be selected from the odd
Ft llows.
Mrs. o. @. Brewer.
The last rites over the body OF Mrs
ID, G. Brewer, aged 70. who died Sun
day night Mt her home at Ooltewah,
after n short Illness. were held at the
Methodist church Mt Ooltewah Monday
afternoon at o. Surviving the deceased
are three daughters, Mrs. w. S. Parker,
OF Trion, Ga; Mrs. a. j. Tallant, Of
Chattanooga. and Mrs, w. II. Crow.
OF Montgomery. Ala; three sons, j. Z.
bTtWtT, VI thOInt, Nth., Y. u, .bTGWtT, OF
Ooltewah and w. II. Brewer. OF At
lanta; two brothers, James Walker and
John Walker. and two sisters. Mrs.
Mamie Sprinkle and Mrs. Sallie Waters,
all Of Knoxville.
Mrs. J. A. Mullls.
Funeral services over the body OF Mrs.
]. A. Mullis. aged g. who died Sunday
afternoon at her home at Lyle, Ga.
after long illness. were held from
the Chlckamauga Baptist church Mon
a ~ x.yiN a.sN.
Mcfarland officiating. The interment
took place in Chickamauga cemetery.
Surviving the deceased are her hus-
band, three sons, Henry, Ranza and
Luther; two. daughters. Miss Mary
Mullis and Mrs. Rosa ireland; two sls-
tiers. Mrs. Jennie Douglas and cordle
Lommick.
Mrs. Thomas l.. Myers.
Funeral services over the body or
400 High street. win be held from
Wann's chapel Tuesday afternoon at
1890, with Revs. J. w. liner and J. w.
Llnkous, officiating. The ntermcnt
terry, Surviving the deceased are her
husband; ono son. Elmo; three daugh-
tors. Alma, Alice and Mabel; her par
onts. Mr.. and Mrs II. Z. Dougherty;
two brothers, G, = and Arthur, and
INV. Wootten. "
The body OF j: w. Wootten,. aged 70,
of Trion, Ga, who died Saturday night
In local sanltarium, after an illness
of several weeks, was sent Sunday
and interment Sunday afternoon. Sur
vlving the deceased are his wife and
two sons. j. NJ. Woottcn of Trion, ana
A. j. Wootten,. of Chattanooga.
Mary Antlonette ooan.
Mary Antolnotte Goan, little daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. II, Goan, OF 1900
avenue, East Chattanooga,
who died Saturday night, was laid to
rcst In Greenwood cemetery following
funeral services from the residence
nciated.
Mrs. A, L. Taylor.
The body OF Mrs Cynthia Taylor.
aged IS, who died Saturday at her home
Ing TO Doyle for funeral and intcrmcnt
Surviving the deceased nro her hus-
band. A., !. Taylor two daughters,
Mrs, Mamie Reed.
Funeral services over the body OF
Mrs Mamie Reed, wife Of Monroe
Reed who died last Friday at the hore
OF hor son, w. II. Reed, near Roynton,
were held from tint Boynton Methodist
church Sunday morning at TO- Rov. j.
II. Mcfarland and Rev. H. 4, Smith
onlciated, The funeral was largely AT
tended, many aorrowinR friends being
present TO pay their last respects. Mrs
Reed was loved by a host OF friends
Tribute to her life and character was
paid by the officiating minister's. Pail
hearers were Jesse Smith. !. n. Russell, |
Charles Beaver, L. A, Starnes, Hunter
Dalton and \, &, Reed, The deccascd'S
two children are W. n. Reed, OF Rnyn-
ton, and Mrs, " h, Dalton, OF Grays-
willie. Ga,
Funeral OF Mrs. Mesrayer
The funeral OF Mrs, Hattie McIirnyer.
who died saturday at her homo on
Dodson avenue. was held from the resi-
dcnCc sunday afternoon AT gao, with
Rev. Il. X. Triplott, assisted by Rev
Beall. officiating Tho intcrmcnt took
place In Greenwood cemetery