John was a Captain in Company A 7th Minnesota Infantry during the Civil War.
Obit from a Wabasha Newspaper
JOHN K ARNOLD DEAD
The remains of the late John K. Arnold who died in Chicago Oct 25 were brought to this city this morning and interred in the Riverview Cemetery. He was 64 years of age. Rev E. F. Lofstrom officiated at the grave.
John K. Arnold was twenty years ago, one of the brightest newspaper men in Minnesota, no man could wield the pen with more force of eloquence than he. The cause of death was tuberculosis. He was representative of one of the good old families of Wabasha.
Obit from a Wabasha Newspaper
JOHN K ARNOLD DEAD
The remains of the late John K. Arnold who died in Chicago Oct 25 were brought to this city this morning and interred in the Riverview Cemetery. He was 64 years of age. Rev E. F. Lofstrom officiated at the grave.
John K. Arnold was twenty years ago, one of the brightest newspaper men in Minnesota, no man could wield the pen with more force of eloquence than he. The cause of death was tuberculosis. He was representative of one of the good old families of Wabasha.
John was a Captain in Company A 7th Minnesota Infantry during the Civil War.
Obit from a Wabasha Newspaper
JOHN K ARNOLD DEAD
The remains of the late John K. Arnold who died in Chicago Oct 25 were brought to this city this morning and interred in the Riverview Cemetery. He was 64 years of age. Rev E. F. Lofstrom officiated at the grave.
John K. Arnold was twenty years ago, one of the brightest newspaper men in Minnesota, no man could wield the pen with more force of eloquence than he. The cause of death was tuberculosis. He was representative of one of the good old families of Wabasha.
Obit from a Wabasha Newspaper
JOHN K ARNOLD DEAD
The remains of the late John K. Arnold who died in Chicago Oct 25 were brought to this city this morning and interred in the Riverview Cemetery. He was 64 years of age. Rev E. F. Lofstrom officiated at the grave.
John K. Arnold was twenty years ago, one of the brightest newspaper men in Minnesota, no man could wield the pen with more force of eloquence than he. The cause of death was tuberculosis. He was representative of one of the good old families of Wabasha.
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