Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-01
DEATHS CAUSED BY ACCIDENT
Mrs. Kinserdahl by Autc-Mr. Lium
by Team and Wagon


A deplorable accident occurred at
Newry on Tuesday evening, when Ole
t,G. Lium, prosperous farmer residing
a quarter of mile from that place,
fell from his wagon and was instantly
killed while on his way home from
CeSSton where he had delivered a load
(of hogs, having made two trips that
day.
| When driving through Newry it
] seeyas that the horses had taken to
che side of the road, causing the wag-
on to 20 upon an embanklnent and
thus caused Mr.. Lium to lose his bal
ance on his seat on top of the high
hog rack and fell off, landing in such
a position that his neck was broken
The horses, with the wagon, came
home about seven o'clock in the even
in. and upon further investigation as
to the whereabouts OF the driver, he
was found lying in the road at Newry
Mr.. Lium was about forty years of
age and leaves wife and children.
His hired man, Oscar r. Larson, was
with him during the day driving an
other team and he tells as that Mr.
Lium, so far as he knew. had not tast-
ed liquor while in Cashton ON that
day Fuperal, Saturday, from the
house, conducted by Rev. A, j. Eikja-
rud.- Westby Times.
A most shocking automobile acct
dent occurred two miles north ofAash-
ton, in Pine hollow. Tuesday of last
wees which resulted in the death of
Mrs. Andrew KinseT dahl of Franklin
The car was being driven by CLAUS
| Blyhovde of Westby, who had as pas
sengers his wife, two sis eTs. Mrs An
drew Kinserdahl of Franklin, Mrs
John Kinserdahl of Viroqua, Andrew
Kinserdahl and , children. 1t seems
that Mr.. Blyhovde attempted to es-
cape mud hole in the road, swerving
the car too near an embankment and
it turned over, throwing the whole
party out, Mrs. Andrew Kinserdahl
being the only one seriously hurt
She had an arm broken and was IN
ternally injured Physicians advised
hospital treatment and she was re
moved to Sparta, where she died from
internal injuries Thursday last. The
remains arrived here and brief SER
vices were held at the home IL Frank
lin, Tuesday morning, and IN Viroqua
United Lutheran church in the after
noon, which were attended by very
large concourse of mourning people.
Revs. Hofstead, Sovde and Rondest-
vedt spoke words of comfort to the
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Kinserdahl was born in Vernon
county May 20, 1872, married January
10, 1886. She is survived by husband
and seven children Mrs. Oscar Holta,
Chaseburg; Mrs. Guy Anderson, Viro-
qua; Aida, Joel, Alton. Erma and Car
lyle, besides many other relatives.
Where Are Ny Children?
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Try our new corset at 81. Suttle
& Tate.
Try Dolly DimpIe perfume at our
Iexpense o. e. Davis.
Genuine buckskin gloves soc per
pair Stoll & Groves
For good square meal 60 to the
lold Running fesrdffant
Call and see the special fall lum-
Der bargains at the Nuzum yard.
Goodrich Impress rubbers, the best
wearing rubbers made. Stoli Il Groves
| want to buy some corn, oats and
hay for feeding purposes. J.W. Thayer
fresh car of Chicago AA ce-
ment. None better made. AT Thayer's
One house. lot and barn 5000; one
house and lot 81, 500. See Albert Sol
verson.
After November LIST all cent ci-
CARS will be sold cent straight. o.
L. Davis.
Inquire of j. E.Stoll for n Groves
estate. If you want to buy Il home,
none better, and same is for sale.
Mrs William Haughton and daugh-
ter Eliza 90 today to Madison to pass
the winter with Mrs. Henry Casson.
Have your meat sliced on Ander-
sons cuttef, the new U. S. slicing ma
chine 1t makes the meat just fine
for sandwiches.
William Webb and wife were no.
tilted that they are grandparents to a
little girl in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jitley Norris at West Salem.
Ladies' of the NJ. E. church will
serve oyster stews election day, and
all night, also other good things, at
the west room of Williams'Feed Store.
Mrs Ella Wyman- Brewer and lit
tie son departed for their home in
Syracuse, New York, after spending
the summer and fall at the Wyman
home.
Miss Pearl Stevens arrived from
Battle Greek, Michigan, to pass few
days With her parents, Rev. and Mrs
Stevens She is an instructor in the
public schools, which are closed be-
cause of epidemic.
Captain J. Henry Tate and his
daughter, Mrs L. G. Boyle. were call
ed to Eaul laire because Of the criti-
cal illness of Mrs Fred A. Tate, who
underwent operation in the hospital,
ard quite favorable reports are given.
Ben Brown has secured another
BIG feature, Where Are my Children,
now playing the LaSalle theatre, Chi
cago. You don't have to go to the
city to see this as it will be brought
to the Opera house Friday and Satur-
DAY of this week.
On November IL basket sociable
will be held at Seas branch school
house, four miles northeast of Viroqua.
Besides program we have arranged
a number of contests in which all are
invited to take part. We want your
baskets We want somebody to buy
them. Don't forget to Come. Com
mittee.
/ Henry E. Anderson, proprietor of
the lower meat market. met with a
painful accident on Thursday While
operating a sausage cutter the pro-
making an ugly tear of the hand. 1t
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