Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-08-13

Depressing indeed. is il 10 pen the unwel-
come fact of the going cut from iife's actiyi-
ties Of a stirring young business Al his
home, last Saturday evening, surrounded by
devoted wife and loving children, Albert Sol
veTson responded TO the summons 10 the home
land and passed through the gateway which
leads 10 the larger, fuller life. Young, active.
OF robust stature, the transition il not easy TO
understand believe. Fa~ some time he has
been afflicted with Bright's disease and he fail
ed rapidly, the end coming in peaceful sleep.
Nine years this month. MIR. S0lyerSOn
was happily married 10 Miss Matte Holland
and their welded life has been ideal. blessed
with four children, two to years old.
Their home surroundings were OF the choicest
character. Albert was born on the home farm
near Liberty Pole fOTty-six years ago in DC
tOber. His ambition was strong for an edu-
cation and after the district school he attend
ed Niroeua high school. later commercial
college, fitting himself Tor business career. For
some years he was assistant postmaster with
MIR. GOodell then embarked In real estate,
farming. and constructed a large garage and
engaged in the automobile trade. Upon OTEa-
nizatiOn Of the First National Bank he was
made director and continued such until
all he undertook. and his early taking off is
a distinct loss 20 the city and community.
Besides his grief stricken widow and chill
dren there survives Mr. Solyerson an aged
mother; four brothers. Neis, Ole, SOlfcst and
Sam. all of this community: two sisters. Mrs
Carrie Fortuey OF North Dakota. Mrs. Anna
Berg OF Nebraska--ai being present at the
funeral today conducted by Reys. Finstad and
jacobson al the United Lutheran church At
tendance was large, rites impressive and sim
Pile with profusion Of beautiful ioral offer
ings Interment was in the city cemetery.
MIR. and Mrs. Martin Robinson of Manning
mourn the loss Of their beloved daughter. Eli-
zabeth Mystic. She was born October 2s,
1909. and died July %, 1919. She had suffered
with diabetes for the past three years until
March 18th, when she stricken with in
fuen2a and gradually failed until the end.
Everything was done for her that helping
hands could do hat the little life could not be
saved She leaves 20 mourn her loss her par
ents, brother Seimer, sister Myrtle. besides
host Of relatives and friends. Funeral ser
vices were held at Folsom church, conducted
by Pastor Finstad. the remains being laid 10
rest In Folsom cemetery.
MIR. and Mrs. Robinson wish 10 thank the
many kind friends fer the kindness and nssist-
anee given dering ihcir bereavement
The relentless reaper has again visited ibis
community, claiming . member OF 81 The
oldest ard best known families, the wife q
Louis e Wagner. The deceased, whose mai
den was Maria Eican6r Mssaen. 8as
barn in Grant county, Wisconsin, Rehrunry 5.
1884, died in Readst0wn July the 26ih, 1919
She was anitcd Ia marriage with Mr. Wagner
November ?. 1879. They were tie parents Of
five children; Ernest c., Who died AZ Che age
Of twelve; John J. Of Eioom, Montana; Fred
T.. 81 waterloo Iowa; Ivan H. ns Milwaukee
Mrs. Clemir U. Dfcgnc Of Labyrinth. Other
near relatives and friends maurn with these
aEd prize the memory uf her life. The fHn-
cfai sericea were conducted ia ihh Christian
church en- M0lday, IRE 28th az 20 o'clock ~
T. T.. Ihamas. after " ich Che bndy was lail
70 rest in the family cemetery in ia east patt
OF Che village,
In IiIlsboro hospital Juiy ~ Hrs. Ee;tta
Jordan, ife 81 tl.e laie NJ ~ Jordan, eged
SIS yeara. Sac native tf Ohio. mctIns
( TO vernon county in 1904. iore tue trar Valley
ahere tbe funeral was held. conducted I'D lieta.
Drrfce snd iiorrntt.
Hra Arujc noaef B1rtar a osave 81 s'e
tgn aeriirus a&aU 20 year., fosrhtts D'a