Body sent from Helena, Montana by railcar to St. Louis.
BRUIAL OF HUGH MENOWN
Mr. Hugh Menown, once a prominent St. Louis business man, was buried from Smithers & Wagoner's undertaking parlors at 3p.m. Wednesday. Mr Menown died at Helena, Mont, July 5, aged 68. He has made Montana his home for several years, on account of his health, which was poor in St. Louis. He was a coffee, tea and spice merchant, and at his retirement several years ago was succeeded by the firm of Menown & Gregory, 414 North Second street. He was the father of Mrs. J. A. Powers, Mrs. Frank Menown, and Mrs. George W. Shaw.
-- St. Louis Post-Dispatch; July 10, 1895
BRUIAL OF HUGH MENOWN
Mr. Hugh Menown, once a prominent St. Louis business man, was buried from Smithers & Wagoner's undertaking parlors at 3p.m. Wednesday. Mr Menown died at Helena, Mont, July 5, aged 68. He has made Montana his home for several years, on account of his health, which was poor in St. Louis. He was a coffee, tea and spice merchant, and at his retirement several years ago was succeeded by the firm of Menown & Gregory, 414 North Second street. He was the father of Mrs. J. A. Powers, Mrs. Frank Menown, and Mrs. George W. Shaw.
-- St. Louis Post-Dispatch; July 10, 1895
Body sent from Helena, Montana by railcar to St. Louis.
BRUIAL OF HUGH MENOWN
Mr. Hugh Menown, once a prominent St. Louis business man, was buried from Smithers & Wagoner's undertaking parlors at 3p.m. Wednesday. Mr Menown died at Helena, Mont, July 5, aged 68. He has made Montana his home for several years, on account of his health, which was poor in St. Louis. He was a coffee, tea and spice merchant, and at his retirement several years ago was succeeded by the firm of Menown & Gregory, 414 North Second street. He was the father of Mrs. J. A. Powers, Mrs. Frank Menown, and Mrs. George W. Shaw.
-- St. Louis Post-Dispatch; July 10, 1895
BRUIAL OF HUGH MENOWN
Mr. Hugh Menown, once a prominent St. Louis business man, was buried from Smithers & Wagoner's undertaking parlors at 3p.m. Wednesday. Mr Menown died at Helena, Mont, July 5, aged 68. He has made Montana his home for several years, on account of his health, which was poor in St. Louis. He was a coffee, tea and spice merchant, and at his retirement several years ago was succeeded by the firm of Menown & Gregory, 414 North Second street. He was the father of Mrs. J. A. Powers, Mrs. Frank Menown, and Mrs. George W. Shaw.
-- St. Louis Post-Dispatch; July 10, 1895
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