Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-04-02
OBITUARY

At the farm home near Newry, March 3.
from pneumonia. Mrs. Sigvart Frydenlund,
aged SO years. leaving husband and no family.
Mary Bessie Hutchison. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillip HutchsOn, and wife Of William
F.Hali, was stricken and died from pneumonia,
near Readstown. March 20, aged 26 years.
The bereaved husband. mother, sister and
three brothers survive.
Howard White was born September 5th. 1864
near Viroqua, Wisconsin. He died March I6,
1919. was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan
White. He Is survived by two sisters, Mrs.
Rose Latherman in Alaska and Mrs. Celista
johnson Of Niroqua. Funeral services were
held Monday afternoon at the home of Frank
Johnson. conducted by j. II Bullock Of tho
Christian church. lnterment at the Putnam
White cemetery.
Matilda Hooverson was born March /. 1897,
1.-THE parents Louis Sisbaek and Mary handler.
town Of Coon. Vernon county. Married TO Hill
Hooyerson March 30, 1916. To them were
born children. Hazel, 2 years Of age and an
infant, Harold She leaves TO mourn her, her
husband, father and mother, sir brothers and
one sister. Death was caused BY pneumonia
after influenza. on March 10. Burial took
place Saturday afternoon at West Coon
Prairie conducted by Rev. Smelly.
Albert Taylor Cary was born in oho, Octo-
Der is, is47. He was married 60 Nancy Strait.
October 20, 1879. He came 10 Wisconsin in
His wife preseeded him in death some years
ago. He had been in poor health for several
72nd year. He is survived by three children.
Mrs. Miriam Foster. with whom he had made
his home for the past ten years. Mrs. Gus
Ncrdin and Alvin Cary, all Of Viroqua. He
had been a member Of the Christian church
of VirOqua, for the past nine years. Funeral
services were conducted Wednesday. March rs.
By Rev. j. Harry Bullock and intsrment at
Mt Zion cemetery.
Mrs. james johnson died suddenly at her
home four miles southeast Of town last Fri
dnw mil Ahn had harFa In HAL
and while preparing supper complained Of dir
xiness, soon falling insensiblc and passing
awsy In few moments. She was u years
old. February 2. and was preceded In death by
her husband, twelve years since. She II sur
vived by three children. Jap and Mertie at
home and Mrs. Blanche Mason Of this city.
Also one brother. Ed Norris and enc sister.
Mrs. Mary Carr. Elder J. G.. Royer conducted
the service nj the home Sunday afternoon. and
burial was in the city cemetery.
The children wish to return thanks TO the
minister, 10 those who sent floral offerings and
TO the many friends who kind during
their Bereavement.
Sophie Galena THOMPSON was born July "a.
1898, at Bristow In Sterling. daughter Of Louis
Thompson and Anna Olson. Her youth was
spent there, being baptized and confirmed at
West Prairie church. Al the age of 10 she
TO Niroqua with her mother and step
father. She graduated from the Vernon eoun-
~ training school in 1912, and from the Min
neapolis business college in 1915. For two
years she eierked in Niroqua. Last August
she went TO Minneapolis and accepted a posi-
ton in the Great Northern general Office at
81. Paul About month ago she was taken
i'll with influenza, which developed into pneu-
monia, resulting in her death at the home of
her sister, Mira. VI. s. Sehomers, in Minnea-
polls, on March 5th. She had attained the
age Of rs years, months. 10 days. Father
and brothers and one sister had preceded
her in death. Only her mother survives. Fun
erHi held in the Main Street church
Everett Bert oldest son r. willie and Myrtle
Calhoun born In Vernon county March Z.
1914. and departed this life at Grand View
Hospital. Lacrosse. March 10. Dear little
Everett has been a child of suffering and mis-
fortune for several months. but no pains nor
medical skill we're spared for his comfort and
health. hut only TO his body waste away.
II is sad indeed. when young and cheer
ful IS thus called home. Besides his parents
he leaves one brother, Stanley. and one sister.
Lila. snd host Of relatives and friends who
will miss his bright smiling face. We think
OF him as having gone on before. aad he is
waiting and watching for 10 come. We
only bow in humble submission to Him Who
doeth oil things we'll"
Funeral services held at Sugar Grove
church March 18th. by Rev. Chas. E. Dunlevy.
inteFment in the adjoining cemetery.
Quoted by Rev. smeby. on Saturday.
In fire taking. after long and painful ILL
ness. of Edward Enoehson, a splendid citizen
has gone 10 his eternal reward. lie born
December 10. 1851. on Coon Prairie. Moved ia
Avalanche ut the age Of 10 years. living there
ill 1909, moved to Asbgry ridge, living there
five years. then coming TO Viroqua, where he
died March q. 1919. Married Ellen Wig, June
70. 1904. Survived by wife. brother.
Martin of Wesley. four sisters. Mrs. ID. ).
Froiland, Westby, Mrs. W. y. Garrett, Vir0-
qua, Mrs. r. Anderson, South Dakota, and
Mrs. o. y. Wig. LitchGeld. Minnesota. One
brother, John, died about twnety i've years
ago. Buried March %. funeral services at
the home ct 80. in Bethesda church at 2. and
interment at Coon PrHrie cemetery conducted
by Rev. J. J. jacobson.
wish TO express my sincere thanks and
appreciation 20 neighbors and friends for the
kindness and sympathy shown me during the
illness and death Of my husband Also TO
thank neighhors, friends. and Bethesda con-
gregation and choir Tor the beautiful horal
offerings MRS. ELLEN EN0CHSON.
Word came TO relatives IN this city of the
death Of l.. X. Heck about March Z at his
horne at Lenox, Iowa. Mr.. Hook about rs
years Of age. He came to Vernon county
about 1856 and lived Liberty Pole for
number Of years. owning the farm now owned
BY George Horribly. His wife Mary Horn
By Cl0use. His death was quite sudden, pass
ing away from dropsy. His only sister was
Mrs. Samuel Henry to whom he made fire.
auent visits. He was well known about Yiro-
qua. He is survived by his wife, a step-son.
three sons and two daughters. He vas the
last surviving member of his family.
THE FRED ECKHART co