OBITUARIES:  Inez PETERSON,  Hayward, Sawyer Co., WI

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Submitted by W. Jennings  <wayne@mormons.com>  10 January 2004
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As printed in the obituary (newspaper name and date of issue unknown):

Mrs. R. Peterson. Passes Suddenly. 

This community was shocked to learn of the death of Mrs. Reuben (nee Inez 
Haselhuhn) whom passed away in a hospital at Ashland on Sunday, February 9, 
1941, after a brief illness at the age of 40 years, 10 months and 19 days. 
Mrs. Peterson had been in ill health for a number of years she appeared to 
be in good health until about two weeks ago she took suddenly ill and was 
taken to the hospital for medical treatment were all that medical aid could 
do for her was of no avail. Mrs. R. Peterson was born in Mason, Wisconsin, 
on April 30, 1900 and resided there until she was seven years of age when 
she came to this city with here parents, and continuously resided here until 
her demise. She was united in marriage to Reuben Peterson in 1916 and to 
this union three children were born: Mrs. Jean Jennings of Pensacola, 
Florida; Allen and Curtis of this city. She was numbered among the tolerant 
characters of time. She had a kindly disposition, always spoke well of 
others, and she was a willing assistant to relieve the distressed, a loving 
wife and mother. Her passing leaves a space hard to be filled, and the 
memory of her will be remembered by her many friends. She was an ardent 
worker in the congregational Church activities and she was a member of the 
Order of Eastern Star. She leaves to morn her passing: her husband; one 
daughter; two sons; two sisters, Mrs. Hazel Berger of Ashland, Wisconsin, 
and Mrs. Aileen Montgomery of Pine Ridge, South Dakota; one brother, Homer 
Haselhuhn of this city; and two grandchildren; and unnumbered friends. Her 
parent’s and brother, Vinton, preceded her in death.

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