Obit: Olson, Arne C. (1843 - 1932)
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Surnames: ANDERSON JOHNSON LIFE OLSEN OLSON
----Source: Greenwood, Clark Co., Wis., Library Scrapbook
Arne C. Olson
(4 Feb 1843 - 17 Jun 1932)
Arne C. Olson of Curtiss died Friday at the home of his son, Fred Olson, at Cherokee, where he had been the past few months during his illness. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the home and at the Lutheran church at Curtiss. Rev. W. L. Anderson officiating, and burial was made in the church cemetery. Six grandsons acted as pall bears: Wayne Olson, Harold Olson, Gilbert Olson, Morris Olson. Byron Olson and Lawrence Olson. The flower girls were Elda Olson and Dorothy Olson.
The deceased was born in Grue Solar, Norway, on February 4, 1843,
thus reaching the age of eighty-nine years, four months and
thirteen days. He was married to Ellen Johnson at Grue, Norway,
1870, and in 1871 they came to the United States, coming directly
to Clark county. They are numbered among the old pioneers of the
county, who, by hard and diligent work built a splendid farm.
He is survived by five sons--Oluf Olson, Neillsville Anton, Owen
Peter, of Ladysmith Morris, Hilbert Fred, Colby-Cherokee. Also
forty-three grandchildren and eighteen great-grand children.
Those from out of town present for the funeral were Oluf Olson and
wife of Neillsville, Anton Olson, of Owen, Peter Olson of
Ladysmith, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Olson and children, Morris, Della
and Mrs. Evelyn Life, of Hilbert, WI.
The deceased was a kind and indulgent husband and father with
generous impulses and never forgot the hospitable ways of the early
pioneers.
Tombstone of Olaf Olson, 1891 - 1918
St. Paul Church Cemetery, Curtiss, Wisconsin
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