DEATH OF FATHER BAUSMAN.—Intelligence was received here by telegraph, yesterday, that Mr. A. Bausman, of this city, died on the 23d inst., at the residence of his son, Dr. A. L. Bausman, in Minneapolis, Minn. The dispatch stated that the remains would be brought to Des Moines for interment, leaving that city Monday (to-morrow) morning, reaching here, probably, on Tuesday evening.
The deceased passed away in the ripeness of years, dying at the age of seventy. He had been in poor health for several years. All who knew him, knew him as an honorable, kind, true man. We knew him only in his sunset days, but we remember the man to honor him. We are without the history of his life, but will, in our next issue, give fitting mention on this head. As is generally known, Mr. Bausman was the father of Mr. J. B. Bausman, formerly City Engineer, of Mr. Jule Bausman, now in Utah, of Mr. A. C. Bausman, Superintendent of Mills & Co's. Bindery, and of Mrs. P. F. Bartle.
Source: The Des Moines Register, Des Moines, Iowa, 24 Sep 1871, Page 4
The deceased passed away in the ripeness of years, dying at the age of seventy. He had been in poor health for several years. All who knew him, knew him as an honorable, kind, true man. We knew him only in his sunset days, but we remember the man to honor him. We are without the history of his life, but will, in our next issue, give fitting mention on this head. As is generally known, Mr. Bausman was the father of Mr. J. B. Bausman, formerly City Engineer, of Mr. Jule Bausman, now in Utah, of Mr. A. C. Bausman, Superintendent of Mills & Co's. Bindery, and of Mrs. P. F. Bartle.
Source: The Des Moines Register, Des Moines, Iowa, 24 Sep 1871, Page 4
DEATH OF FATHER BAUSMAN.—Intelligence was received here by telegraph, yesterday, that Mr. A. Bausman, of this city, died on the 23d inst., at the residence of his son, Dr. A. L. Bausman, in Minneapolis, Minn. The dispatch stated that the remains would be brought to Des Moines for interment, leaving that city Monday (to-morrow) morning, reaching here, probably, on Tuesday evening.
The deceased passed away in the ripeness of years, dying at the age of seventy. He had been in poor health for several years. All who knew him, knew him as an honorable, kind, true man. We knew him only in his sunset days, but we remember the man to honor him. We are without the history of his life, but will, in our next issue, give fitting mention on this head. As is generally known, Mr. Bausman was the father of Mr. J. B. Bausman, formerly City Engineer, of Mr. Jule Bausman, now in Utah, of Mr. A. C. Bausman, Superintendent of Mills & Co's. Bindery, and of Mrs. P. F. Bartle.
Source: The Des Moines Register, Des Moines, Iowa, 24 Sep 1871, Page 4
The deceased passed away in the ripeness of years, dying at the age of seventy. He had been in poor health for several years. All who knew him, knew him as an honorable, kind, true man. We knew him only in his sunset days, but we remember the man to honor him. We are without the history of his life, but will, in our next issue, give fitting mention on this head. As is generally known, Mr. Bausman was the father of Mr. J. B. Bausman, formerly City Engineer, of Mr. Jule Bausman, now in Utah, of Mr. A. C. Bausman, Superintendent of Mills & Co's. Bindery, and of Mrs. P. F. Bartle.
Source: The Des Moines Register, Des Moines, Iowa, 24 Sep 1871, Page 4
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