The funeral services will be held
at the residence to-morrow (Satur
day) at 10 o’clock a. m., conducted
by presiding elder Irish, of Madison,
Gen. Atwood, of The State Jour
nal, says of him:
His writings may not have been
considered polished, but they were
strong ami couched in clear lan
guage. Ho wrote what lie thought
was right and his meaning could not
be mistaken. He was straightfor
ward, courageous and manly in his
utterances, both as a speaker and a
writer. His arguments were always
pointed and carried conviction with
them.
A good man has fallen after a
long, eventful and useful life. While
his death is a great loss to the church
and to his friends, it is beyond ques
tion a gain to him.
Dr. Rrunson's mind remained
clear to the end and to the last lie
labored for the good of the world.
| May he rest in peace.
A Mammoth Establishment.
Evening Wisconsin.
