Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-08-29

to Prior lake, south of Minneapolis
early Sunday morning, to attend a
picnic and reunion of the Greenwald
families. They returned early Mon
day morning.
Mrs. A. p. Bealls and son, Arthur,
of Wayland, Mo-, came here Sunday
to spend a few weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Wilson, who live east of
town.
Paul Datko went to Cloquet Mon
day, for few weeks work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson and
daughter, Leona, of Willow River,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw Belanger, Mrs. A..
H Peltier, Dell Belanger, Donald and
Ann Belanger of White Bear Lake
and Sister Emerance from the St.
Joseph hospital at st. Paul, drove to
Jay Cook park, Duluth and Fond du
Lac Monday to see the scenic beauty
of that part of the country. While in
Duluth the Andersons made arrange
ments for their daughter. Leona. to
attend Cathedral high school. They
drove home by way of Onamia and
Mile Laos lake. 1t is the first time
in fifty-one years that Edw. Belanger
has visited this part of the country.
Arthur Anderson is mail carrier on
Route 2, Willow River. and during his
absence the route was served by his
son, Harvey Anderson, who was ap-
pointed his substitute July 1st.
Leo. Brabanec and six children of
Chicago, who have been here the past
six weeks at the home of John Bra
banec, left Tuesday by auto for Chi
cago. His brother-in-law, Steve Mu-
sic, who has been living at the home
of John Brabanec the past three
years, will go to Chicago with him
for the winter
Dorothy Praxel, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter PraXel, former res
idents here, drove to Minnesota from
Ismay, Mont, in June with young
lady, who was a teacher in lsmay
and lives in Minneapolis. Dorothy
visited relatives in the southern part
of the state and drove this way on
their way back to Montana. They
were guests of Mrs. Johnson of Rut-
ledge, and left early last Thursday
morning. Miss Dorothy graduated
from the Ismay high school this
spring. She is undecided just what
special work she wishes to prepare
for, but would like to take nurses
training at the Rochester hospital.
Mrs. Heber Thompson and son, Bill
ly, left for Iron Mountain, Mich,
Tuesday and will spend about one
month with her parents and friends.
Joe Frederickson, A. L. Swartz, Neil
James, and Herb Johnson drove to
st. Paul, last Thursday on business.
Herb brought back a new Ford sedan.
Mrs. Ed Miller Oee Martha Clancy
of st. Paul, came Saturday and spent
few days with Maud Macmillan and
visited other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell and three
children of Duluth. stopped here Sat
urday on their way to st. Paul, where
they will visit friends. Mrs. Camp
bell was Katherine Clancy. They
were guests at the Glenn Hotel.
Thos Macmillan and Robert Broad
ridge of Duluth, were guests at the
Glenn Hotel Sunday, between afternoon
trains. Robert Macmillan, who has
stayed with his grandmother the past
month, returned with his father Sun
day. Saturday evening eight of his
boy friends surprised him and spent
the evening at the Glenn Hotel play
ing games, after which a delicious
lunch of ice cream, cake and fruit
cookies were served.
The following families of Willow
River, were represented at the Pine
County Fair at Pine City Friday and
Saturday: Andrew Wahlstrom and
family, Stanley Zigmant and family.
F.. w. Stepan and family, f. B. Linsley
and daughter, Miss Maud Macmillan,
and Lola May Sherrick.
Cecil Pembleton left for Akron,
Ohio, Sunday to work for the company
he has been employed with the past
three years. His cousin, Louis Wal
tiers, went with him to get similar
work. They will be gone most of the
winter.
Ray Pembleton and Kermit Lund-
gren drove to Henriette Saturday. Mr..
Pembleton bought Ford coupe there.
Kermit drove home one of the cars.
Mrs. A. Wahlstrom. Mrs. M. L. Mel
berg, and Miss Maud Macmillan are
tO entertain the Ladies' Aid at tho