Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-06-05
FINLAYSON

Word has been received here by
old friends of Mrs. Emil Anderson of
Austin, of her serious condition re-
sulting from tuberculosis. She was
well known here before her mar
riage as Miss Ida Phatenhauer, who
lived at Rutledge and who with her
husband, son of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Anderson, who live miles northeast
of here on No. 1. Highway, and her
parents, were visiting relatives and
friends here about Easter She is in
a hospital now and unable to sit up
due to her weakened condition.
The Catholic Guild will meet next
week Thursday, June IL at the home
of Mrs. Tony Bosch on Pine lake.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
Jack Dumphy of Proctor, visited his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo
Wickstrom from Friday until Sunday.
The Isaac Walton League crow hunt
vas conducted last week with result
ing score of 429 points for the Fin
layson chapter and 335 for the Nc
Grath chapter. AS a result of this
score the local men will be treated
to a supper at Harty's Lodge by the
loosers at an early date.
A. B. Jardine, superintendent at
Champlin, and former superintendent
here until four years ago, came Thurs
day evening to attend the commence
ment program and stayed until Sun
day evening visiting at the ]. ]. NAL
10y and C. L. Smith homes and call
ing on his many friends in this COM
munity. Everyone was glad to re-
new acquaintance but were sorry to
learn that Mrs. Jardine had been ill
with pneumonia and was still at their
daughters, Mrs. Reed in Minneapolis.
Mr.. Jardine will again correct state
exam papers at the capitol building,
beginning Monday of this week.
w. F.. Bowers was appointed repre-
sentative for the No-Pin clothes line
lake Township, including Finlayson
and Aitkin county as his territory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harmon and
family of st. Paul, and Mrs. Ed Ham,
mon of White Bear, were guests Sun
day at the William Holl and George
Beck homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville and Dorothy,
and Mr.. Mostrom of Proctor, called
for Mrs. Wickstrom and Vivian on
Memorial day and took them to Pine
City for the day.
A family dinner was given at the
S. S. Larson home Sunday when the
following children and their families
were home together: Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnny Wyttenbach and children of
Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Sci
del and children of Rutledge; Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Koski and children; Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Wickstrom; Mr. and
Mrs. Hugo Wickstrom and Vivian
were also included.
Miss Elsie Raduenz of McGrath is
working for Mrs. S. S. Larson now.
Among those who attended the COM
mencement program from out of town
were: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carlson,
MIS- JoIlnly WyIlcUDdCu, dnU TIE
Misses Winifred Buggie and Janice
Carroll all from Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Wyttenbach
and family returned to Minneapolis
Sunday night after visiting relatives
here for the weekend and were ac-
companied by Miss Greenspan who
has been visiting at the home of her
parents.
Miss Mary Buggie of Minneapolis,
spent from Friday until Sunday at
her home here, returning there Sun
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Carlson who were guests Saturday
evening at the Buggie home and on
Sunday at the George Faudskar home
Miss Winifred Buggie who had also
been home since Thursday evening,
accompanied them. Other Sunday
guests at the Buggie home was the
Roy Driscoll family of Morgan Park.
On Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Foley and family from Pine