Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-03-28
FINLAYSON

Mrs. o. Bergseth and Mrs. Chas.
Rodgers visited Monday afternoon at
the Lynn Smith home.
The entertainment given at the
school house last Thursday afternoon
by a Mr.. Martins, American, and a
Hawaiian man and his little daugh-
ter, was exceedingly good, and very
heartily appreciated. Hawaiian pic
lures were shown by the Hawaiian
man and at the same time a travelog
was given by Mr.. Martins which was
very clever and amusing. The Ha-
waiian man played three different in
struments and his little daughter
danced two native dances in native
costumes.
Another entertainment which was
given at the school house was the
class play Clarence Decides" on
Tuesday evening. This was eXcep-
tionally good and all those taking
part reflected credit on the part of
Mrs. Street and Miss Byork who di-
rected and coached them. The as
sisting numbers were also very well
given and all highly appreciated by
the audience.
On Wednesday evening, April 3rd,
there will be meeting of the local
chapter of the Isaac Walton league
in the village hall, beginning at s
o'clock. f. W. Klatmeier of Mora,
who has been in the Isaac Walton
league for a number of years, will be
present to address the meeting and
show some films of the league work.
This meeting will be free to all, and
is for the purpose of putting on a
membership drive. Remember the
date, Wednesday, April Bird.
Barney Greenspan moved his
family here from Duluth the latter
part of last week. They are occupy
| ing the Shafer house vacated by Sever
Mattson.
Mrs. Taylor, who has been keeping
house for d. L. Samuelson for several
weeks, left last Friday for FIT. Dodge,
| Iowa
Art and Norman De Young were
| here over the weekend
Thursday afternoon of last week
Mr. and Mrs Lynn Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. Don Bishop called at the
| Carter home near Rutledge.
Mrs. Frank Nelson of st. Paul, is
spending the week here at the home
of her sOn-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. V. E. Shafer
The progressive bunco club was en-
tertained at the Herman Oetterer
home Sunday with a large crowd in
attendance. BuncO was played at
thirteen tables. Mrs. John Albion
will be the hostess at their next
meeting which will be April 7.
Grandpa Arth left the last of the
week on a visit to Forest Lake and
ST. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs M. E. Ward were din
ner guests at the Geo. Beck home
Sunday.
Ernest Beck and James Kinsley
spent Wednesday and Thursday of
last week in Minneapolis.
Robert Esboldt spent the weekend
visiting in Duluth.
LCoICiiu IIOSluliu lloNC up HUH
Minneapolis Sunday. to spend couple
of days at his parental home. He
was accompanied by his sister, Miss
Hazel, who will spend the entire week
at her home.
There will be American Lutheran
church services Easter Sunday at 3
p. m. The Rev. Doe of Superior, will
deliver the sehmOn. All are cordially
invited.
Henry Holl left Monday morning on
a business trip of a few days to ST.
Paul.
Arne and James Johnson came here
from Minneapolis to visit their moth
err, Mrs. Kinsley, for few days before
leaving for Dakota.
Abe Wiljakkala and Milton Wallio
are home from the University for
their Easter vacation.
There will be services in the vii
lage hall Good Friday, conducted by