Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-08-28

Paul has the fifth and sixth grades;
Miss Margaret Mcdonald OF Superior
Wis, has the third and fourth grades,
while Miss Mary Murphy of Bruno
is the first and second grade teacher.
All of these were here last year eH-
cept Mr.. Johnson. The school grounds
have been kept moved and the new
sidewalk and the sod which was hlled
in wherever needed give much bet
ter appearance to the square. Some
painting has been done in the school
house and everything is in readiness
for the opening day next week.
Superintendent and Mrs. F. G.
Brandes and small son, Junior, spent
the weekend in Pine City and St
Paul.
Miss Winifred Buggie arrived Sum
day for a weeks vacation here with
her parents and also expects to visit
her sisters at Morgan Park and Vir-
ginia.
Mrs. Andy Smith was operated on
last Thursday at the University hos
pital and will remain there ten days
or two weeks before returning home
She was getting along nicely at the
last report from there.
Mrs. Frances Anderson and baby
daughter, Eileen, accompanied hel
mother, Mrs. Todd, to Plattsmouth
Neb., Monday and will make an ex.
tended visit there with her parents
Mrs. Todd and son, Forest, have beer
visiting her daughter and also hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Smith
and her sister, Mrs. Don Bishop ant
family for several weeks. Forest viii
stay here this fall, returning home
about the first of the year.
Mrs. M. HARRY entertained large
number of friends at Harty's Lodge
at a bridge and bunco party Wednes
day of last week. The following wor
prizes at bridge: Mrs. Dave Fortier
first; Mrs. J. H. Arth, second and Mrs
Nyberg, consolation, while at bunco
the prizes we're awarded to Mrs. J. G
Malloy, first; Mrs. A. Faudskar, sec
ond and Mrs. VIM. Norlund, consola
ton. A dainty two-course lunch wa
served at about $780, Out-of-towl
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Jar
dine of Champlin, Mrs. Nelson o
st. Paul, Mrs. Carl Wright of Sant
Barbara, Calf, Mrs. Frank Mallo
and Miss Agnes Terschen of Minnea
polls.
Mrs. Erick Albion was hostess t
members of the Friendship club Q
the Methodist church and also severa
neighbors at her home northwest c
here Wednesday afternoon of las
week. After the business meeting
the ladies enjoyed "sing" and wer
especially pleased with a solo by Mr.
Merle Dawson of Grand Rapids, Mich
who is a guest of her parents, M
and Mrs. w. G. DETROIT. Mrs. All
bonn served a sumptuous two-cours
lunch which was greatly enjoyed b
all In September the club is plar
ming on Aid meeting to be held q
Mrs. CAROLS at Harty's Lodge. TIL
date will be announced later.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Jardine {
Champlin, spent from Wednesday III
til Saturday visiting with friends an
neighborS in this community; the
also were here on Monday, havin
spent Sunday at Duluth. Mr.. Jardir
was superintendent of schools hel
for seven years, leaving four veal
ago for Champlin, where he is supe
intendent now. During his stay her
he and Mrs. Jardine made many fir
friends, who were delighted to ha,
this opportunity to visit with the
again.
Hugo Wickstrom returned from IL
Twin Cities Friday, driving a Dods
coupe, which will replace the ca
burned this spring when his CARA,
was burned.
At the Mission Festival held
Aug. II at the Peace Evangelic
Lutheran church here about 300 pc
sons were present from here and nea
by communities and nearly one hu
dred dollars was raised, which wi
be sent to aide the Missionary wor
The local church people served a di
ner at noon and light lunch
night.
Sunday the members of the Pea
Ev. Lutheran church held their a
nual Sunday school picnic at Phi
lake. A large number of the paren
accompanied the children and enjoy
the picnic dinner together. TIL
Sunday school is open to every chi
in the community and any new mel
bers will be heartily welcome.
The Peace Ev. Lutheran Aide W
meet Sept 4, at the home of Mrs. FIR
Martin, southwest of here. Everyo
is invited to come.
Through the efforts of the loo
Isaac Walton League. 10000 fing
length bass and crappies were plac
i'm Pine lake last week. Victor Shat
and d. l. Samuelson met the mig
train and took the host of fish out
the lake.
Mrs. William Nelson, sister of Nj
V. z. Shafer. and her two daughte
Betty and Eleanor, of st. Paul, l.