Peter Anderson passed away at his residence in the 3rd ward Saturday, aged 57 years. Deceased had been in ill health for three years and the past year practically an invalid. Tubercullosis was the cause of his demise.
Mr. Anderson was born in Watterstown township and followed farming as an occupation until forced to retire on account of decline. He was married to Nettie Hardy in 1915, who survives him with three small children.
Three sisters also remain, Mrs. Anna Johnson of this city, Mrs. Mertie Hiers of Delavan and Miss Lena Anderson of Chippewa Falls.
Funeral services where held at the Norwegian Lutheran church Monday afternoon and interment took place in Boscobel cemetery, Rev. Martin Anderson officiating.
The Boscobel Dial dated July 5, 1922
Mr. Anderson was born in Watterstown township and followed farming as an occupation until forced to retire on account of decline. He was married to Nettie Hardy in 1915, who survives him with three small children.
Three sisters also remain, Mrs. Anna Johnson of this city, Mrs. Mertie Hiers of Delavan and Miss Lena Anderson of Chippewa Falls.
Funeral services where held at the Norwegian Lutheran church Monday afternoon and interment took place in Boscobel cemetery, Rev. Martin Anderson officiating.
The Boscobel Dial dated July 5, 1922
Peter Anderson passed away at his residence in the 3rd ward Saturday, aged 57 years. Deceased had been in ill health for three years and the past year practically an invalid. Tubercullosis was the cause of his demise.
Mr. Anderson was born in Watterstown township and followed farming as an occupation until forced to retire on account of decline. He was married to Nettie Hardy in 1915, who survives him with three small children.
Three sisters also remain, Mrs. Anna Johnson of this city, Mrs. Mertie Hiers of Delavan and Miss Lena Anderson of Chippewa Falls.
Funeral services where held at the Norwegian Lutheran church Monday afternoon and interment took place in Boscobel cemetery, Rev. Martin Anderson officiating.
The Boscobel Dial dated July 5, 1922
Mr. Anderson was born in Watterstown township and followed farming as an occupation until forced to retire on account of decline. He was married to Nettie Hardy in 1915, who survives him with three small children.
Three sisters also remain, Mrs. Anna Johnson of this city, Mrs. Mertie Hiers of Delavan and Miss Lena Anderson of Chippewa Falls.
Funeral services where held at the Norwegian Lutheran church Monday afternoon and interment took place in Boscobel cemetery, Rev. Martin Anderson officiating.
The Boscobel Dial dated July 5, 1922
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