Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-21
OBITUARY.

OOt CHn1s
Miss Tena Krause, aged "a years.
died at Portage.
Miss Sarah E. Bowen OF . ort Atkin-
son is dead, aged Is years.
Mrs. George Adamson, pioneer Of
! Kenosha, dropped dead.
Thomas Robertson, formerly of
Caledonia, died a IA Crosse.
| Mrs. Jane A. Thatcher, aged SO
years, died at Fort Atkinson.
Herman Lorsch, formerly of Racine,
died at Chicago, aged A years
Cardinal Adolph Perraud, arch
bishop of Autun, France, is dead,
William Hanley, a resident of Ham
mond. Wis, for fifty years is dead.
John Brotherson died suddenly of
heart disease. aged 80 years, at Racine.
Mrs. Lena Lentz. aged SO years,
wife of Frank Lent, died at Bristol
Wis.
Major John w. Thomas, president
of the Nashville, ChattanosNa and St,
Louis railroad, Gied in Nashville,
Tenn
After a short illness, Or. ]. F. War
rem of Leeds. N. D., died of lung af-
fecticn. He had practiced for nearly
decade.
AT Cedar Rapids, Iowa A. T. Will
son, chief clerk of the railway mail
service, died suddenly on train at
Toledo,
William H. Phillips, past grand
master of the Michigan Masonic
grand lodge. dropped dead in Menomi-
nee, Mich.
Postmaster w. w. Robey OF Pipe
stone, Mimi, died at Sioux Falls. S. d.
He has been at a hospital in that city
where he underwent an operation.
Charles F, Frantz, manager of the A.
Booth Packing company died at
Ashland of peritonitis An operation
for appendicitis was performed two
weeks ago
Andrew J. Brown, one of the found
ers of Northwestern university and
the last member of the original
I board of trustees OF the institution,
died at Evanston.
Colonel ]. s Meckling, VINO gave his
| udAAlC ~ AAE1hllhSs II. - 0NelQ IA
Chicago. He was manager of the old
Dakota Southern railroad of pioneer
days, the first raod to enter Yankton.
At Weyauwega, Wis, c. NJ. Fenelon,
a well known resident for forty years
is dead at the age of IS years, He is
/ survived by his widow and a daughter
and son. Dr. {. d. Fenelon OF Phillips.
Rev. Henry Paanakker. a priest of
the Holy Cross order, well known in
Belgian circles, died of consumption
at Austin. Tex. He was born in HoT-
land in 1854. educated at Notre Dame
university. ordained a prizes, in 1895
and for ten years was pastor OF Sacred
! Heart church at South Bend. Ind
| George D. Macmillan, president OF
the La Crosse Gas and Electric com
pany, and a man Of great wealth. died
of uraemic poisoning. Besides his
activity in business affairs Mr.. Mac
MILAN was active in democratic poll
tics and in the local and state or
ganzation of the Presbyterian church.
He was 81 years old.
Theron Sylvester Norton, son OF
the late T. S. Norton, one of the early
business mer of Chicago. died of
asthma at Hot Springs. n. c. Mr.
Norton harfaHever been in active bust
ness because Of his health, which was
delicate from his boyhood For the
last ffeten years he has spent his time
travelling in search of health.
Mrs. A. J. Turner of Portage
widow of A J. Turner, who
died last June. died suddenly at the
! home of her daughter, Mrs. E. w.
! DeMoe, at Evanston. ILL.,, Of heart dis
ease She was prominent in the
/ Daughters of the American Revolu
ton Of the state, and was the mother
OF Prot Frederick J. Turner Of the
state university.
Perry Warren Waite. aged As years,
OF Toledo formerly collector Of inter
I nal revenue in that city and a former
chairman of the Ohio republican
I committee, died from a complication
Of diseases in a hospital at Kalama-
700. Mich Mr.. Waite contracted the
disease which caused his death while
quartermaster Of the tenth Ohio in
fantry during the Spanish war.
/ Wearing a crown of thorns entwined
with myrtle as a symbol Of her es-
pousal to the church, the body Of
Mother Emmerentia, who died on the
! eve Of her conservation as mother SUI
perior elect. was borne out Of Notre
Dame convent at Milwaukee by six
/ associate sisters amid impressive
services lasting several hours. The
remains were taken to Elm Grove,
Wis. her former home, for burial.
| Rockford. H.. Feb. 14.-Mary E,