Mr. Howard Bean passed away at home of his father, Mr. George Bean, early Tuesday Morning. Mr. Bean was single and just in the prime of his life and for the past several years had been engaged in the mercantile business in partnership with Mr. George Cole. A few years ago he suffered an attack of influenza from which he never fully recovered. For the greater part of this year he has been unable to come down town, and had been real sick for some time.
The funeral was conducted from the home yesterday afternoon by Rev. J. H. Holder. His survived by his father Mr. George Bean; one sister, Mrs. W. J. Williams; and three brothers, Messrs. Max, Paul and George Bean, Jr.,; the two former of Oklahoma and latter this city. we extend our sympathy to the bereaved.
The Okolona Messenger, August 11, 1921.
Mr. Howard Bean passed away at home of his father, Mr. George Bean, early Tuesday Morning. Mr. Bean was single and just in the prime of his life and for the past several years had been engaged in the mercantile business in partnership with Mr. George Cole. A few years ago he suffered an attack of influenza from which he never fully recovered. For the greater part of this year he has been unable to come down town, and had been real sick for some time.
The funeral was conducted from the home yesterday afternoon by Rev. J. H. Holder. His survived by his father Mr. George Bean; one sister, Mrs. W. J. Williams; and three brothers, Messrs. Max, Paul and George Bean, Jr.,; the two former of Oklahoma and latter this city. we extend our sympathy to the bereaved.
The Okolona Messenger, August 11, 1921.
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