Viola J. Anderson, 94, Rose Creek

Published 10:43 am Friday, March 1, 2013

Viola J. Anderson, 94, of Rose Creek, Minn., died Wednesday, Feb. 27, 2013, at Adams Health Care Center, Adams, Minn.

Robert Anderson Funeral Held
Six Mile Grove

Funeral services for Robert Anderson, 74, were held at Six Mile Grove Lutheran church on Wednesday, May 3 with the Rev. S. Klemesrud officiating. Interment was in church cemetery.

Robert Anderson was born on November 18, 1892 in Nevada Township. He was the son of Erick and Bertha Anderson.

He was baptized and confirmed in Six Mile Grove church. He attended the rural school in district 9 in Nevada township.

ANDERSON.

Died, at her home on Lansing avenue, Friday night, May 30, 1902, of cancer, Mrs. Hans C. Anderson, aged 62 years.

Rachel Richardson was born in Norway, Oct. 7, 1839. In 1850, with her parents she came to this country, locating in Dane county, Wis. They came to Nevada township in 1854, being among the very first settlers.

Paul A. Anderson

Paul A. Anderson, who died at his home in Nevada, December 16, after an illness of about 2 months, was born in Norway, April 6th 1834 and immigrated to America in 1868 and settled on the farm in Nevada Twp. where he lived until his death. In 1868 he was united in marriage to Christine Marie Sulestadwick, who passed away the 12th day of July 1902. Mr. Anderson has been in feeble health for several years.

The body of Mrs. Alena Anderson was brought here from Barnum. Funeral was held at Six Mile Grove Lutheran church Wednesday. Deceased was 96 years old and had lived in this vicinity for over a quarter of a century.

Mildred Anderson.

Mildred Anderson, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Anderson, living four miles south and half mile west of Corning, died Wednesday following an illness of two weeks. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon with interment in the Six Mile Grove Cemetery. Rev. A. E. Moe of Lyle officiated.

Ingebret Anderson

Ingebret Anderson, one of Mower County's oldest settlers, passed away at his home in the Six Mile Grove neighborhood, Nevada township, Monday July 12. he had been sick for some time.

Deceased was born April 1st, 1850 in Sogn, Norway. He immigrated at the age of 12 with his parents and settled near Calmar, Ia., where he lived for about 5 years, when he came to Mower County and settled in Six Mile Grove, where he lived until his death.

Mrs. Paul Anderson, one of the old settlers of Nevada, died Saturday evening of bowel trouble, aged about 70. Funeral services were held at the church Monday, Rev. J. M. Eggen officiating. A large concourse of mourning friends was present.

ANDERSON

At her home in the town of Nevada, Saturday morning, March 19, 1904, of old age, Mrs. Christiana Anderson, widow of Andreas Anderson, aged 98 years. She was born in Norway in 1806 and came to Dane county, Wis. in 1852.

Funeral services for Caius Anderson, 84, who died at the St. Ansgar Good Samaritan Center June 17, were held at Our Savior's Lutheran church in Lyle June 20th with the Rev. H. Luecke officiating. Burial was in Six Mile Grove Lutheran Cemetery with Rev. Luecke in charge of committal services.

Caius J. Anderson, son of Nels and Bertha (Qualley) Anderson was born in Mower county February 27, 1894. He was a lifelong resident of Lyle. He attended the Pinehurst rural school and was baptized and confirmed in the Lutheran faith.

Bennie Anderson Funeral Held January 23

Funeral services for Bennie Anderson, 84, were held Monday, January, 23, at Worlein's Funeral Home in Austin with the Rev. Stanley Klemesrud officiating. Temporary interment was at Oakwood cemetery in Austin.

Mr. Anderson died very suddenly from a heart attack at his farm home, rural Lyle Friday, January 20 while shoveling snow.

Allan Anderson
Funeral Held
Six Mile Grove

Funeral services for a Mona resident, Allan C. Anderson, 69, were held Tuesday, November 25 at Six Mile Grove Lutheran church with the Rev. E. Unseth officiating. Interment was in the church cemetery.

Mr. Anderson died at Mitchell County Memorial hospital, Osage on November 21.

Allan Clarence Anderson, son of Erick O and Bertha Anderson was born February 7, 1900 in Nevada township near Rose Creek. He was baptized and confirmed in Six Mile Grove church.

Otto Amundson, aged 25, died of consumption February 26. Funeral was held Saturday afternoon at Six Mile Grove church.

KNUD H. AMUNDSON.

At his home in Nevada, Dec. 17, after a long illness, Knud H. Amundson, aged 70 years. He was the son of Harmon Amundson and was born in Norway, in June, 1836. In 1855 he came to this country with his parents, settling in Christiana, Dan county, Wis. And in 1859 they came to section 35, Nevada township.

The father of Knut H. Amonson (sic) died very suddenly of heart disease July 25.

Funeral services for Mrs. Liv Amundson were held on Sunday last, at the Six Mile Grove church, Rev. Langhough officating. Deceased was a native of Telemarken, Norway, born April 11, 1844. When nine years old the parents came to America and settled near Bellvedere, Ill. After a year, like early settlers, they started with ox team for the "West" walking most of the way and came to Mower County, locating on mile east of Lyle. This was in 1854. On February 2, 1866 she married Knut Amundsen, and to them, nine children were born, of that large family, but three are living, Mrs.

Irene Martha Aanonson -- Rose Creek

ROSE CREEK -- The funeral for Irene Martha Aanonson will be 2 p.m. Wednesday at Six Mile Grove Lutheran Church in Lyle, with the Revs. Russ Wangen and Einar Unseth co-officiating. Burial will be in Six Mile Grove Lutheran Cemetery.

Mrs. Aanonson, 76, of Rose Creek, a longtime area farm homemaker, died Saturday (Sept. 16, 2000) at Comforcare Good Samaritan Center in Austin.

WYNN.

Roxanna Weseman, once of Austin, dies

AUSTIN -- Roxanna R. Weseman, 83, of Hopkins, Minn., formerly of Route 3 Austin, died Wednesday (Nov. 2, 1994) at Hopkins Health Care Center.

WILL M. WELCH.

WELCH.

At the home of her daughter, Friday evening, March 30th, of old age, Mrs. Rebecca Welch, aged 84 years last July. She has lived here for many years and was well known among the older settlers. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. F. Musser, Rev. F. A. Cone officiating. Interment at Cedar City.

--A three year old son of Arad Welch, of Austin town, died Sunday morning. Funeral services were held at Cedar City school house Monday noon, by Rev. W. E. Stanley of Austin.

Frieda Louise Waudby -- Austin

AUSTIN -- The funeral for Frieda Louise Waudby, 87, of Austin, will be 11 a.m. Wednesday in Our Savior's Lutheran Church, the Rev. Don Deines officiating. Burial will be in Cedar City Cemetery in rural Austin.

Mrs. Waudby died Friday (Dec. 28, 2001) in Comforcare Good Samaritan Center.

WHITTECHUR WATKINS.

Whit Watkins, aged 65 years, died suddenly Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 4, 1909, at his farm west of the Cedar City cemetery. He had gone down for the day to see the harvest and was out in the field and had shocked a little grain. As he picked up a bundle of grain to set it up he fell over and died without warning, of apoplexy. His son Harvey was cutting on the harvester at the time and as soon as possible came to the aid of his father but life was extinct.

WATKINS.

At her home on Park avenue, early Friday morning, Oct. 6, 1905, of paralysis, Mrs. Abram Watkins, aged nearly 62 years. She was the daughter of John A. Carter.

Phebe Carter was born in Milton, Quebec, Jan. 29, 1844. Her folks moved to Burlington, Wis., when she was about 12 years old. In 1857, she came with her folks to Cedar City in this county. She was married April 11, 1867, to Mr. Watkins, Rev. A. Morse officiating. The husband survives. They settled on their farm at Cedar City an lived there for over thirty years, moving in to Austin about seven years ago.