The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-29
OBITUARY
Funeral q Mrs. puffey.

Mrs. w. c. Duffey who died Tuesday
at her home. All High street, was laid
to rest In Forest Hills cemetery follow
ing funeral services from Wann's chapel
Thursday afternoon at 2. Rev. j. A.
Burrows and Rev. j. Il. Ward officiated.
Pallbearers were w. III. Douglas, r. c.
Morgan. Andy Haper, John O'Brien and
A. II. Hodge.
Aietha Eueenla HuIsey.
Funeral services over the body of Ale
tina Engenia little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Il. Hulsey, who died Tuesday
night. were held from the residence,
corner of Thirteenth and Willow streets.
Thursday afternoon at 2:S0. Rev. w, 8.
Reese ofiiciated. Forest Hills cemetery
was the place Of interment. Ed Weller,
o. T. Mccullough, II. N. Jenkins and
Capt. Monfort Dies.
Cincinnati, July 29.--Capt. Elias r.
Monfort. former postmaster OF Cincln-
natl, and formerly national commander
OF the q. "A. r., died suddenly today
at Oak Corners, N, Y. where he had
been visiting since last May. He was
rs years old>
Knoxville Man Dies. y ~
Knoxville, July 29.-Newton r.. Hall,
aged 75 years, dean OF mercantile life
In Knoxville, died last night. He had
been in active business here for himself
for fifty-four years. He is survived by
his widow and one brother, A. ]. Hall,
OF Richmond. Cal.
clifford Waterhodse. Jr.. aged years,
died Wednesday night In local hos
pital OF acute infection, He was the son
OF Clifford and Celeste Flemister water
house. formerly Of Chattanooga, put
services will be held from the residence
OF tho child's grandmother. Mrs. l., ).
Flemister. b65 Oak street. Friday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
Mrs, o. L. Walker, aged &c., died
Thursday morning at 5:45 at her home,
776h East Ninth street, after n long
illness. She Is survived by her hus-
band, well-known conductor on the c..
N. o. a 7. p. division OF the Southern
railway; two sons, Homer and Raymond
Ogletree. OF Dayton, OHIO; two brothers,
w, M, and w. G, Cochran, and two
sisters. Mrs. ]. w. Vandergriff and
Mrs. Alice Hargraves, The funeral
win be held from y, W1GnS ssaps se Rsy
w. NJ. Tidwell officiating. The Inter
ment will take place in Forest HIS
cemetery.
Funeral OF Paul Lomenlck.
Funeral services over the body of Paul
Lomenick, well-known young man, who
died In the overseas service OF Uncle
sam, will be held from the family resi-
dence east of Missionary ridge Sunday
afternoon at $3.50, with DIR. G. A. Kelley
officiating. The deceased win be laid
to rest In Lomenick cemetery with
military honors, Pallhearers are to Se
selected from the American Legion,
Funeral Of Mrs. Doughty.
Funeral services over the body, OF
| will be held from the residence. "a
| Boynton Terrace, Friday afternoon nj
$3.50 o'clock. Rev. NJ. $. Freeman, pas
tor Of Pilgrim CONGREGATIONAL church,
OF which the deceased was member,
| will officiate The intcrment will take
place In White Oak cemetery,
Capt. William G. George.
Capt William c. George, who died
overseas while serving with the Amerl
can eNpeditionary forces. win be laid to
military honors following funeral serv-
| ices from ST. Paurs Episcopal church
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Father
w. c. Robertson will officiate. The
Elks. assisted by members OF the
| American Legion, will have charge OF
services at the grave.
Admiral kempm Dies.
Santa Barbara, Cal, July 29,-Reai
! Admiral Louis kempff, retired, who
served through the Civil war on the
! Atlantic blockading squadron died here
today. He was born at Belleville, Ill,
Mrs. elizabeth sanders.
Mrs. Elizabeth sanders, aged 60
| WIDOW OF the late John ~ SanueTs, u'eu
| Thursday at 1915 o'clock at her home
| SOl Duncan avenue. she is survived
! hy two daughters, Maude and Ruth, o.
! this city; two sons. William OF CLINTON
| :. c, and Roscoe. OF Chattanooga; foul
sisters, Mrs. Lillian Anderson. Mrs
| Ncttie Guthrie, Muses. Mamie anc
/ Rosamond Farrls, OF Harrlsont two
| brothers. Sam and Lester G, Farris, alsC
! OF Harrison, and n grandson, James
/ Woodrow O'Conner OF this city. Flu
neral arrangements will he announced
| later. Mrs Sanders was well-knowr
resident. being highly regarded by
/ wide circle of friends.