Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-07-08
WILLOW RIVER

Mrs. v. King and infant son re-
turned from Hibbing Monday.
Dan Forsyth was home from Da-
kota from Friday till Tuesday.
Mrs. w. C. Ehmke and sons went
to Lesueur Center for over the Fourth.
L. Schwartz is remodeling part OF
his store into "A dwelling apartment.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Flanagan have as
their guest for the week the formers
mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Black. had as over
Sunday guests their cousins from
Owatonna.
Val Szech of Duluth, has been vi
sitting folks and old friends here since
last Friday.
Anna Walta, now working in st.
Paul, spent over Sunday at her home
east of here.
Mrs. E. Clough, ST., is in Duluth
at St Mary's hospital to be operated
upon this week.
Jos. Stepan and Hal Sherrick won
the horse shoe pitching contest at
Hinckley July Bird.
Frank Heintz and Geo. Novak ar
rived home Saturday from the state
school at st. Cloud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sexton Of
Green Valley, Mimi, spent the Fourth
with his folks here.
Miss Lillian Olson spent from
Saturday till Monday evening with
her parents in Duluth.
All Willow River is having an OPP
pQrtunity to see the state highway
paved through town these days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlson of Shovel
Lake, left here Sunday after spend
ing from Wednesday with H. Houdeks.
Ed Halva returned last week from
Pasadena, Calf, for the summer, to
help along his interest in the store
here.
]. w. Doboszenski sold nice span
of gray horses, colt, harness, and
wagon; also fine cow to Mr.. Dockal
Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Weekly returned Satur-
day from Duluth where she had been
to the hospital and had her tonsils
removed.
Frank Bohaty of Omaha, Neb., left
Tuesday after spending the week at
]. w. Doboszenski's and seeing all
his friends here.
Those home for the Fourth were:
Henry Sharlow, Milton Erickson,
Bob, Helen, and Rose Dunaiski,
Grace Hanson, and Frances Novak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houdek and Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels Nyrud went to the Cities
last Thursday, the latter returned
with two new cars for his garage
here.
The Theo. Doboszenski family of
Duluth, called at John Doboszenski's
and j. Dubie's Wednesday. The ]. e.
VERIFY family spent Thursday with
them.
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Amundson
have as their guests this week, Mrs.
Daniel Andrews and daughter, Adri-
enne and their uncle, Chas. Larson
of Superior.
Hal Sherricks, w. Larson, and
Maude Macmillan spent July 3rd at
Hinckley and July 9Th at Cloquet.
M. Andersons accompanied them to
the latter place on July 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Shore and child
of Finlayson, moved this week into
the Kinney house which was vacated
by Elmer Shrums who now are set
tied in the Bachmann house.
Mrs. Walter Smiglewski and chill
dren are moving today to Walker,
where her husband has been at the
state sanitarium and lately working
as chef. We wish them well in their
new home.
On July ,4th a wee lad arrived at
the w. w. Ogilvie home. We wager
he will be real Independent little
American because of his arrival on
Independence day. Anyway daddy
wears a smile that won't come off.
Alma Gehrke, daughter of Herman
Gehrke, one of our farmers just east
of town, and John Wagner, son of
w. H. Wagner of Bremen town, were
quietly married here Tuesday of last
week. Their friends extend well
wishes for their future life.
The julius Doboszenski home was
the scene of quite reunion Sunday
and Monday as their sons, Leo and
Stanley, and the latter's wife were
home from Duluth, Vincent and
friend from Buffalo. Nick, wife and
daughter from st. Paul; also Joe
Chicilo of Glenwood, Wis, was there.
H Skinell accompanied by Mrs.
Agnes and John Novak, Mrs. Gorder
and Mrs. Hodgin came here from st.
Paul Saturday and spent until Mon
day afternoon at John Novak's and
r. B. Woods. Mrs. Agnes and John