Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-09-16
WILLOW RIVER
(Mrs. E. B. Linsley, Correspondent),


Mildred Cibulka, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Cibulka, left Tues
day for Faribault where she will at
tend the state school for deaf chill
dren. This is the third term she has
attended and likes the work there
very much. and is anxious to go back.
Mr.. Cibulka accompanied her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ballanger of Hibbing,
were here this week visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. King. They left Thursday for
Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Thompson are
visiting friends and relatives at De-
troit. They left Thursday.
Philip L. Hamlin of Pine City,
register of deeds of Pine county, was
here Thursday calling on old friends.
He is in the campaign for reelection,
his motto is accuracy, promptness
and courtesy" He is a fine man to
meet and a good officer.
Mrs. Elnora Webb, postmistress of
Sandstone. was here a few minutes
Thursday to visit her sister, Mrs. e.
B. Linsley. She rode over with Mr..
Barstow, their local banker, who had
business to attend to-
Bessie Zezulka left Friday for Ham
line where she is working in a DORM
tory for girls. She will remain there
through the school year.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Melberg and
son, Kief, left Thursday with Edw.
Halva who was driving through to
Pasadena, California. They will camp
as they go along.
E. B. Linsley, postmaster, left
Thursday for Salt Lake City where
he will attend the national convention
of district postmasters, which is held
there this week. He was one of the
delegates of the Minnesota branch.
This association is composed of third
and fourth class postmasters. The
first, second, and third class postmas-
ters are holding their national con-
ventfon at Kansas City, Mo-, which
he will attend also One of the OBJ
jects of the Minnesota delegates is
to bring the 1927 convention to St.
Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Addington left
for Miles City, Montana, by auto Mon
day afternoon to visit their son, Ray,
and family who are located there.
They will take the northern route.
They stopped at Wahkon Monday
night and visited brother of Mr..
Addington. Tuesday they travelled to
Erskine and visited another relative.
They will make the trip in about
five days, using camping outfit that
Robt. has been getting in shape for
the past month. Another son, Harold,
who is located at Salt Lake City, will
meet them at Miles City while they
are there. Mr.. Wagner, relief agent,
will take charge of the N. p. r. r.
station while Mr.. Addington is away.
Chris Guessing, a twin brother of
John Guessing, came Monday from the
western states where he has been
visiting his three daughters, to visit
relatives here.
James Flanagan, our accommodate
ing drayman, who has lived in the
Hines house for the past year or more
has moved his family into the new
residence which was built last year
by Homer Taubman, the owner. He
will be very comfortable for the
winter.
Hans Hanson left Monday for Sand
stone where he will work for the
Sandwiches.
Aug. Fourier sold his house to
Robt. Boxell who has been renting
the Shelton house, and will leave soon
to make his home with his son, Will
liam, who lives in Michigan. Boxells
will move in about Oct. 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Bachmann Of
Minneapolis, were here Sunday renew
ing acquaintance and to look after
his mothers property. Claude is a
promising young attorney with the
Wells Dickey Co. of Minneapolis, and
is making good. Mrs. Bachmann is
a niece of Omar A. and A. F. Forsyth
Of Norman township. an accomplished
musician and very pleasant woman