Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-12-04
OBITUARY

Mrs Anna Brophy. wife Of the late DR..
Nicholas Brophy passed away at her home
near Liberty Pole, November 7th. preceding
the death of her husband FIVE years ago. Her
deaih was. caused from pieurai pneumonia.
Mrs. B,ophy has been in failing health for the
past years bat always cheerful and able TO be
about until two weeks before her death, when
she was taken TO her bed. She born in
Mankegan. Ilinois, in 1852; married in
nesota until 1895, when they and their family
came here where she resided until her death.
Mrs. brOphy leaves to mourn their loss FIVE
daRghteTs and two sons and one brother and
loving mother and true friend all of whom
deeply mourn their loss. Funeral held
at St.James church, Rising Sun, and inter
ment made in the adjoining cemetery. Rev.
Fs'her Doyle officiating.
The death Of Mr.. james Lloyd occurred
November Is, in Hillsboro. He was born in
Boston, in 1886, and with his parents came to
Milwaukee. There they packed covered waR-
on, bought team of oxen and trudged through
many difficulties establishing themselves
farm in Greenwood. Here he spent his young
er days mp to 1876, when he married Mary
Ann Lynch, and settled on a farm few miles
from his childhood home. He remained there
until 1905 when he moved to the village of
Hilsb orO.
Matthias Peterson a resident Of Jefferson
town for the past rs years, a respected citi-
zen and good neigh5oT, pa led away suddenly
Sunday morning. November Il. He born
IN Norway in 1865; came TO America with a
sister and pres pcctive bride, Miss Christina
Anderson, in 1885. Married year by
Rev. Haivors0n al Westby. To them were
born u children, all living until November
10th when son, Magnus Theodore. killed
while in France. The surviving children are
Palmer, Mrs. | Larson, Arthur. Carl (wh0 is
with the colcrs at Camp L0gGn;) Mrs. MeMEl-
len CT Lacrosse, Hannah, Hjame-, Tile, Lee
and Stanley, all at home: Melvin is with the
coiOrs in France. Six brothers and two sis
ters survive him, one, Mrs. Hans Olson Of
Springyille, vino recently received news of the
death, from Influenza in France. He was
Wednesday, last. the services being at the
grave conducted BY his pastor. Rev. Il. y.
Smehy.
Webster, September Il. 1887, and died No
ycmber Is, 1918. She was married TO AlOnzo
Clark October ~, 1905. To them were born
siN children, Virgil 2issn, Freda. Opal Tfiel-
husband, children, father and mother and five
sisters and three brothers; Eugene Teal of
Sparta, Mrs. Bertha householder and Mrs.
Minnie Cole of Westby, Mrs Susie Minshall OK
Viroqua, Mrs. Sadie Mason of Ontario, Archie
Vernon and Helen Teal of Barron. besides
many relatives and friends. She a kind
and loving wife and mother. None knew her
but TO love her.
AT the home of her parents, in Viroqua. MIR.
and Mrs. John Dregne, November %. Mrs.
Mary Snider, wife OF William Snder of Reads
town. aged 81 years. The fine young mother
is survived by the husband, daughter kathrine.
aged six, and infant son, born two hours
er, four brothers and sisters. Funeral was
conducted at the church at Folsom, November
25th, burial in the church cemetery conducted
by the family pastor. J. J. jacobson. For
the stricken ones sincere sympathy is express
ed. 1t is very sad end of young mother
and wife.