Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19
FUNERAL NOTICES


The funeral services OF Mr.. James
W. Garrett will be held Monday after
noon at o'clock from Bethlehem Bap-
tist church. The Cammcl Undertaking
Co. in charge.
The funeral of Dorothy -Msy Stewart
was held yesterday afternoon at . o.
ciock from the McMinn funeral home.
Rev. Lowe officiated. Mrs. Frank
Holleron. Mrs. j.. l.. Watkins. Miss
Ruth Brown and Helen Hill, accom-
panied by Mrs. Marshall Matts, sang,
The Pearly White City. NO disap-
polntmcnts in Heaven" and safe in
the Arms of Jesus. The flower bear
ers were Fam Penn. Ncivo Gibson.
pail bearers. Nomi Hill. Pauline Lee.
Ruth Wills. Ertciie Sutton. Lucille Penn
and Judath Murray. Burial was in
Mt. View Cemetery.
Tho funeral OF John Grish will be
held this afternoon mt two O'Clock at
the home north Of Rye. Burial will be
in Brooksidc cemetery in Rye In charge
OF w. B. McMlnn.
Frank W. Calkins, age - years. died
late yesterday afternoon Mt a local hos
rltal Mr. Calkins came here from
Denver short time ago for medical
aid tho this city has been his home
for the past - years. fIo IL survived
hy two daughters Mr-. Maude l.. Gar
ritt OF Leoria, y. J.. and Mrs Leonora
L. Barbrick Of 2io5 Greenwood. this
city. The funeral services viii be held
Monday morning at $3.50 o'clock Mt tho
McMnn funeral home. Tho body Will
h. sent to Denver accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. John T. Barbrlck.
Tho funeral service for Mrs. Harden
Sweet was held Saturday afternoon n.
o'clock in tho Wilton Mahsr chapel.
Ecy. Louis J. Albert and Rev. Henry
Irving Kohlcr officiating. The son Ar
thur u. Sweet OF ST Paul accompanied
the body from that city. Harry MulniS
Of Denver and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Muinix or Trinidad attended tho scr
vices Many OF the old time residents
were present paving their last tribute
OF loyalty to their loved and respected
friend. Mrs Roy !. weavcr and Mr..
a. Glen Hoskins accompanied by Mrs.
A. olen Uoskins sang. saved By
Grace. Lead. Kindly Light. and
Crossing tho Bar" Tho Pail bearers
were John 7. Pearson. ]. =. Stratton,
w. II. Yates and Edw. Cox. Burial
was I'm tho family plot In Mountain
View.
Tho funeral Of Charles Audrcas Darz
was held Saturday morning at Il
O'Clock. In the Wilton Mahar chapel
Tho Uov. Louis ]. Albert officiatcd
Miss Ists-l Larson sang Some Day
We'll Understand" and Nearer, Ny
God. to Thee" accompanied by Miss
Olga wcnncrmark.
The pail bearers wcrc William Shu-
maker. Fred Scheli. Thomas Curcton
walter l.. Hall. ]. c. Green and G. A
0aIbraith. OF the order OF Railway
Conductors. No. 80.
Tho intermcnt was in Rosolawn.
The funcra, OF John Robert Latham
took place Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock from the United pavis-Noric'
chapel. Rev. i. r. krcugcr conducted
tho services \ quartcttc composed ol
Mr.. and Mrs. George bitz. Mrs. J.. NJ
Johnson and +. X. Brown accompan-
led by Mrs. +. r. krcuger sang some
time Wen Understand, Saved 10y
Grace. and safe in tho Arms oi
Josus''. Tho flower bearers were Wal
ter Ferritcr, John Donnelly, Warner
UaItom and Frank Harsden. The pal
hcarcr, wore Chester Watson, EDWARD
r1cueIy. John Law. Howard Anderson
Eov pierce and George Wcnsing In
termept was made in Mountain View
cemetery.
AZ. pI,en Tho.pae age 50 years, who
has resided here for tho past Is months
v-ith her daughter, Mrs. Il. r. owens
~ fl15 Fart Evans avenue, passed
.~av ~ an carly hour Saturday morn
rr following a brief illness. Mrs
rro formerly lived in Wilkesbarre,
ra and IL survived by three daugh-
tors. MIR. r. r. Owens OF Pueblo, Mrs
~. r. Davis OF Kingston, Pa. "ls
Eat,h parker Of Toledo. Ohio: two sis
-. Mr, sarah Theophilus. Wilkes
nsrre pa. and Mrs. Il. !. Hughes o'
ru.b,o. two brothers, John NJ. VII
i,s ms OF wilkes Barre. Pa, and MOT MOT
asn e. williams of New YORK '''y'