Mrs. Arnold's maiden name was Susanne Misgen. She was born in Prescott, Wis., November 6, 1860, the oldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. Misgen, who were pioneers in Berlin township. It was in Berlin township Mrs. Arnold grew to womanhood.
Her marriage to Lewis B. Arnold took place in Waseca, May 27, 1881. Following their marriage they settled on a farm in Berlin township and later moved to Geneva where they farmed for 16 years. They then moved to Jamestown, N. D., where Mr. Arnold was employed with the Northern Pacific Railway Company.
In 1920 Mr. and Mrs. Arnold returned to Geneva where they have since made their home until moving with the Lawsons to Clarks Grove.
Mrs. Arnold is survived by six children: Mrs. William Lawson, Clarks Grove; Mrs. George Deeg, Owatonna; Mrs. Roy Stanley, of Glendale, Calif.; Mrs. Orrin Merritt, of Genoa, Ill.; Edward L. Arnold, of Geneva; Carl Arnold of Owatonna. Her husband, L. B. Arnold, son of George W. Arnold, preceded her in death
Her marriage to Lewis B. Arnold took place in Waseca, May 27, 1881. Following their marriage they settled on a farm in Berlin township and later moved to Geneva where they farmed for 16 years. They then moved to Jamestown, N. D., where Mr. Arnold was employed with the Northern Pacific Railway Company.
In 1920 Mr. and Mrs. Arnold returned to Geneva where they have since made their home until moving with the Lawsons to Clarks Grove.
Mrs. Arnold is survived by six children: Mrs. William Lawson, Clarks Grove; Mrs. George Deeg, Owatonna; Mrs. Roy Stanley, of Glendale, Calif.; Mrs. Orrin Merritt, of Genoa, Ill.; Edward L. Arnold, of Geneva; Carl Arnold of Owatonna. Her husband, L. B. Arnold, son of George W. Arnold, preceded her in death
Mrs. Arnold's maiden name was Susanne Misgen. She was born in Prescott, Wis., November 6, 1860, the oldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. Misgen, who were pioneers in Berlin township. It was in Berlin township Mrs. Arnold grew to womanhood.
Her marriage to Lewis B. Arnold took place in Waseca, May 27, 1881. Following their marriage they settled on a farm in Berlin township and later moved to Geneva where they farmed for 16 years. They then moved to Jamestown, N. D., where Mr. Arnold was employed with the Northern Pacific Railway Company.
In 1920 Mr. and Mrs. Arnold returned to Geneva where they have since made their home until moving with the Lawsons to Clarks Grove.
Mrs. Arnold is survived by six children: Mrs. William Lawson, Clarks Grove; Mrs. George Deeg, Owatonna; Mrs. Roy Stanley, of Glendale, Calif.; Mrs. Orrin Merritt, of Genoa, Ill.; Edward L. Arnold, of Geneva; Carl Arnold of Owatonna. Her husband, L. B. Arnold, son of George W. Arnold, preceded her in death
Her marriage to Lewis B. Arnold took place in Waseca, May 27, 1881. Following their marriage they settled on a farm in Berlin township and later moved to Geneva where they farmed for 16 years. They then moved to Jamestown, N. D., where Mr. Arnold was employed with the Northern Pacific Railway Company.
In 1920 Mr. and Mrs. Arnold returned to Geneva where they have since made their home until moving with the Lawsons to Clarks Grove.
Mrs. Arnold is survived by six children: Mrs. William Lawson, Clarks Grove; Mrs. George Deeg, Owatonna; Mrs. Roy Stanley, of Glendale, Calif.; Mrs. Orrin Merritt, of Genoa, Ill.; Edward L. Arnold, of Geneva; Carl Arnold of Owatonna. Her husband, L. B. Arnold, son of George W. Arnold, preceded her in death
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