Bozeman Montana newspaper
6 Feb 1890
Obituary
The many friends of Mrs. Penwell, formally Ella Gee, will be pained to learn of the sad death of one who always looked the very picture of health. She was comparatively raised in this valley, coming here quite young. She was the sister of Mrs. Theo Norman, of this valley, and Mrs. H. J. Hoppe, of Park county. Aside from her bereaved husband, she leaves three children (boys), to whom the Courier together with many warm friends, extend their heartfelt sympathy.
6 Feb 1890
Obituary
The many friends of Mrs. Penwell, formally Ella Gee, will be pained to learn of the sad death of one who always looked the very picture of health. She was comparatively raised in this valley, coming here quite young. She was the sister of Mrs. Theo Norman, of this valley, and Mrs. H. J. Hoppe, of Park county. Aside from her bereaved husband, she leaves three children (boys), to whom the Courier together with many warm friends, extend their heartfelt sympathy.
Bozeman Montana newspaper
6 Feb 1890
Obituary
The many friends of Mrs. Penwell, formally Ella Gee, will be pained to learn of the sad death of one who always looked the very picture of health. She was comparatively raised in this valley, coming here quite young. She was the sister of Mrs. Theo Norman, of this valley, and Mrs. H. J. Hoppe, of Park county. Aside from her bereaved husband, she leaves three children (boys), to whom the Courier together with many warm friends, extend their heartfelt sympathy.
6 Feb 1890
Obituary
The many friends of Mrs. Penwell, formally Ella Gee, will be pained to learn of the sad death of one who always looked the very picture of health. She was comparatively raised in this valley, coming here quite young. She was the sister of Mrs. Theo Norman, of this valley, and Mrs. H. J. Hoppe, of Park county. Aside from her bereaved husband, she leaves three children (boys), to whom the Courier together with many warm friends, extend their heartfelt sympathy.
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