Mrs. Charles Arnold, 80 passed away Sunday, February 4, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Sam Flanagan of Minneapolis. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday afternoon, February 7, at the Alliance church in Hubbard, Rev. P. W. Rupp officiating. Interment took place in the family lot in the Hubbard cemetery. Minnie S. Frederick
was born September 28, 1859 at Goshen, Ind., where she grew to womanhood and was married to Charles Arnold at Elkhart, Ind., October 26, 1881.
Coming to Hubbard County July 3, 1890, the family
lived on a farm at Hubbard. For a number of years Park Rapids was their home. Later they returned to Hubbard. About fourteen years ago Mr. and Mrs. Arnold went to Minneapolis to make their home with their daughter, where Mr. Arnold passed away March 31, 1926. Mrs. Arnold was a devoted wife and mother, always giving aids and words
of comfort to others in times of sorrow. She was a member of the United Brethren church. Left to mourn her passing are three daughters: Mrs., Emory Rutherford, Hubbard; Mrs. Wymann Dwire of Backus and Mrs. Sam Flanagan of Minneapolis. A daughter, Maude, died April 16, 1922 in Minneapolis. There are fourteen grandchildren, five great grandchildren, two brothers, J. J. Frederick of Clarkston, Wash. and Billy Frederick of White Swan, Wash., also a sister, Mrs. Ella Case of National City, Calif. All the children and grandchildren were in attendance at the funeral service excepting Wood Smith, Jr., of Minneapolis. Other relatives from out of town at the services included Mrs. Blanche Arnold Vincent, son Lloyd and granddaughter, Gem Vincent of Bemidji and Mrs. Kenneth Blow of Nimrod.
Park Rapids Enterprise February 15, 1940
was born September 28, 1859 at Goshen, Ind., where she grew to womanhood and was married to Charles Arnold at Elkhart, Ind., October 26, 1881.
Coming to Hubbard County July 3, 1890, the family
lived on a farm at Hubbard. For a number of years Park Rapids was their home. Later they returned to Hubbard. About fourteen years ago Mr. and Mrs. Arnold went to Minneapolis to make their home with their daughter, where Mr. Arnold passed away March 31, 1926. Mrs. Arnold was a devoted wife and mother, always giving aids and words
of comfort to others in times of sorrow. She was a member of the United Brethren church. Left to mourn her passing are three daughters: Mrs., Emory Rutherford, Hubbard; Mrs. Wymann Dwire of Backus and Mrs. Sam Flanagan of Minneapolis. A daughter, Maude, died April 16, 1922 in Minneapolis. There are fourteen grandchildren, five great grandchildren, two brothers, J. J. Frederick of Clarkston, Wash. and Billy Frederick of White Swan, Wash., also a sister, Mrs. Ella Case of National City, Calif. All the children and grandchildren were in attendance at the funeral service excepting Wood Smith, Jr., of Minneapolis. Other relatives from out of town at the services included Mrs. Blanche Arnold Vincent, son Lloyd and granddaughter, Gem Vincent of Bemidji and Mrs. Kenneth Blow of Nimrod.
Park Rapids Enterprise February 15, 1940
Mrs. Charles Arnold, 80 passed away Sunday, February 4, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Sam Flanagan of Minneapolis. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday afternoon, February 7, at the Alliance church in Hubbard, Rev. P. W. Rupp officiating. Interment took place in the family lot in the Hubbard cemetery. Minnie S. Frederick
was born September 28, 1859 at Goshen, Ind., where she grew to womanhood and was married to Charles Arnold at Elkhart, Ind., October 26, 1881.
Coming to Hubbard County July 3, 1890, the family
lived on a farm at Hubbard. For a number of years Park Rapids was their home. Later they returned to Hubbard. About fourteen years ago Mr. and Mrs. Arnold went to Minneapolis to make their home with their daughter, where Mr. Arnold passed away March 31, 1926. Mrs. Arnold was a devoted wife and mother, always giving aids and words
of comfort to others in times of sorrow. She was a member of the United Brethren church. Left to mourn her passing are three daughters: Mrs., Emory Rutherford, Hubbard; Mrs. Wymann Dwire of Backus and Mrs. Sam Flanagan of Minneapolis. A daughter, Maude, died April 16, 1922 in Minneapolis. There are fourteen grandchildren, five great grandchildren, two brothers, J. J. Frederick of Clarkston, Wash. and Billy Frederick of White Swan, Wash., also a sister, Mrs. Ella Case of National City, Calif. All the children and grandchildren were in attendance at the funeral service excepting Wood Smith, Jr., of Minneapolis. Other relatives from out of town at the services included Mrs. Blanche Arnold Vincent, son Lloyd and granddaughter, Gem Vincent of Bemidji and Mrs. Kenneth Blow of Nimrod.
Park Rapids Enterprise February 15, 1940
was born September 28, 1859 at Goshen, Ind., where she grew to womanhood and was married to Charles Arnold at Elkhart, Ind., October 26, 1881.
Coming to Hubbard County July 3, 1890, the family
lived on a farm at Hubbard. For a number of years Park Rapids was their home. Later they returned to Hubbard. About fourteen years ago Mr. and Mrs. Arnold went to Minneapolis to make their home with their daughter, where Mr. Arnold passed away March 31, 1926. Mrs. Arnold was a devoted wife and mother, always giving aids and words
of comfort to others in times of sorrow. She was a member of the United Brethren church. Left to mourn her passing are three daughters: Mrs., Emory Rutherford, Hubbard; Mrs. Wymann Dwire of Backus and Mrs. Sam Flanagan of Minneapolis. A daughter, Maude, died April 16, 1922 in Minneapolis. There are fourteen grandchildren, five great grandchildren, two brothers, J. J. Frederick of Clarkston, Wash. and Billy Frederick of White Swan, Wash., also a sister, Mrs. Ella Case of National City, Calif. All the children and grandchildren were in attendance at the funeral service excepting Wood Smith, Jr., of Minneapolis. Other relatives from out of town at the services included Mrs. Blanche Arnold Vincent, son Lloyd and granddaughter, Gem Vincent of Bemidji and Mrs. Kenneth Blow of Nimrod.
Park Rapids Enterprise February 15, 1940
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