Iberia County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....Bauman, Arthur Carlos  - August 18, 1902
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source: The Weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, August 23, 1902, Image 3

Arthur C Bauman.

The saddest event we have had to record in long time is the death of Arthur 
C Bauman, the seven-teen-year old son of Mr and Mrs J. L. Bauman. He died 
Monday morning at 11 o'clock and was burried the next day at 10 A. M. from 
the Episcopal Church.

Young Bauman was ill with typhoid fever and was confined to his bed only ten 
days, when the angel of death called for him and carried him off to a 
celestial clime, leaving his relatives and friends behind on earth to suffer 
his loss. Arthur was a quiet and well behaved boy, a pride and a comfort to 
his devoted parents, brothers and sisters, and a popular boy with his 
associates wherever he went. The will of the Lord, is the law on this earth, 
but we can not cease grieving over the loss of a young man whose conduct was 
at all times so becoming and manly.

The Iberian and the people of New Iberia with one voice extend their deepest 
and most heartfelt sympathy to the grief stricken family, who have another 
son seriously ill with the same malady in Beaumont, where he was taken a few 
days ago for a change.

His mother, and his brother, Willie are with little Louis, the afflicted boy 
in Beaumont.



source: New Iberia Enterprise and Independent Observer. (New Iberia, La.) 
1902-1944, August 23, 1902, Image 3

LOCAL NEWS.

A number of funerals this week, one of the saddest, that of Mr. Arthur C. 
Bauman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Bauman, which occurred at the Episcopal 
church last Monday. Arthur was just entering life with all the enthusiasm 
and promises of youth and brilliant qualities. Beloved by a host of friends 
his future seemed assured, but disease fastened upon him and in spite of 
physician's skill, or prayers of friends, his spirit passed to the great 
beyond, there to commence an existece which shall never end and where ties 
can never be broken, as in this vale of tears. The sudden demise of this 
worthy yong (sic) man was a great shock to the family and to the community. 
The funeral was largely attended, a conspicuous feature being his young 
companions of the Iberia Juniors Base Ball Club, who acted as pall bearers 
and guard of honor. To the family and friends we extend our heartfelt 
sympathy in this their hour of trial.

Card of Thanks.

The undersigned desires to express our appreciation of the many kindnesses 
and loving acts of the many friends of our dear brother Arthur C. Bauman, 
during his funeral obsequies. We desire especially to offer our hearty 
thanks to the Iberia Junior baseball club for the delicate and affectionate 
tribute to one of their members, expressed in a most beautiful manner by a 
floral wreath. - - J.BAUMAN AND FAMILY.



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