Joseph M. Herron died at his home nine miles southeast of Groton on Thursday evening last, and the funeral occurred at the Methodist church last Sunday conducted by Rev. Butterfield.
Deceased was a native of Wisconsin, forty-eight years of age, and had been a resident of this county since its early settlement, twenty-one years ago.
About ten or twelve years ago he met with an accident which injured his skull. He went east and underwent treatment which helped him somewhat, but for a number of years he has required constant care on account of attacks of epilepsy.
When the final summons came he passed away suddenly but peacefully, having arisen just a few moments before to procure a drink of water.
A widow and six children survive him.
Among relatives present at the funeral from a distance were Charles Herron and family of Tappen, N. D., George Herron, Viroqua, Wis., Mr. Garey, Wife and daughter Elsie of Conde.
Deceased was a native of Wisconsin, forty-eight years of age, and had been a resident of this county since its early settlement, twenty-one years ago.
About ten or twelve years ago he met with an accident which injured his skull. He went east and underwent treatment which helped him somewhat, but for a number of years he has required constant care on account of attacks of epilepsy.
When the final summons came he passed away suddenly but peacefully, having arisen just a few moments before to procure a drink of water.
A widow and six children survive him.
Among relatives present at the funeral from a distance were Charles Herron and family of Tappen, N. D., George Herron, Viroqua, Wis., Mr. Garey, Wife and daughter Elsie of Conde.
Joseph M. Herron died at his home nine miles southeast of Groton on Thursday evening last, and the funeral occurred at the Methodist church last Sunday conducted by Rev. Butterfield.
Deceased was a native of Wisconsin, forty-eight years of age, and had been a resident of this county since its early settlement, twenty-one years ago.
About ten or twelve years ago he met with an accident which injured his skull. He went east and underwent treatment which helped him somewhat, but for a number of years he has required constant care on account of attacks of epilepsy.
When the final summons came he passed away suddenly but peacefully, having arisen just a few moments before to procure a drink of water.
A widow and six children survive him.
Among relatives present at the funeral from a distance were Charles Herron and family of Tappen, N. D., George Herron, Viroqua, Wis., Mr. Garey, Wife and daughter Elsie of Conde.
Deceased was a native of Wisconsin, forty-eight years of age, and had been a resident of this county since its early settlement, twenty-one years ago.
About ten or twelve years ago he met with an accident which injured his skull. He went east and underwent treatment which helped him somewhat, but for a number of years he has required constant care on account of attacks of epilepsy.
When the final summons came he passed away suddenly but peacefully, having arisen just a few moments before to procure a drink of water.
A widow and six children survive him.
Among relatives present at the funeral from a distance were Charles Herron and family of Tappen, N. D., George Herron, Viroqua, Wis., Mr. Garey, Wife and daughter Elsie of Conde.
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