Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-08-28
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Tuesday evening of last week Mr.
and Mrs. Irene entertained the oscar
Oswald family from this community,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald. Herbert anu
Helen, also Mr.. and Mrs. DAVID VIII
son (Anna Oswald) and their wv
children, Merriele, aged six years, anu
Dorian. aged four years, OF Chicago
also a little girl, June, whom they are
keeping for a friend in Chicago. MI.
and Mrs. Arthur Weinberg also were
present and enjoyed the music rem
dered nv Mrs. Irene on her violin with
Mrs. Wilson accompanying on the
piano. Mrs. Wilson gave several piano
solos but best of all were the Dapy
seniuses," Merriele and Dorian.
These little folks played many dill
cult selections from memory, among
them even Hungarian dances ana
several duets. Mrs. Wilson said little
MerrieIe at the age of four years won
first prize at a musical contest Tor
children from four TO fourteen years.
June, aged six, played solo and a
duet with Merriele. A very delicious
lunch consisting of sandwiches anu
coffee, ice cream and cake was served
and the evening highly enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Weinberg visited al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack john
son Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Milbrath OF
Minneapolis, spent last Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday at the parental
Nels Person home.
Percie Hillbrand and Mrs. Arthur
Weinberg, accompanied Fred olson
Anna Olson, Mrs. Anna Anderson, ano
Rose Lundell to Duluth to see the
Passion play Friday evening. MISS
Percie accompanied Rose Lundell tt
Clouuet for a short visit there.
Baby Raymond Martichuski was
baptized Sunday in st. Isadore's Cath
Ole church at Sturgeon Lake. Peter
Study and Mrs. Louis Knapp were the
sponsors. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Marti
chuski entertained the sponsors anf
Mrs. Martichuski's mother, Mrs. Sub
czak, and Mr.. Subczak, to dinner after
the baptism.
Miss Evelyn Kron, Oldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam kron, visited
at home over the weekend. She came
here with her grandparents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. L. Huffman of Minneapolis
Charles Kron returned home here
with the Hultmans, after havin:
spent a week in Minneapolis with rel
atives and other friends, that bein,
only the fourth vacation Mr.. Krol
had allowed himself in nine years.
Wednesday of last week, Mr. Irene
sisters, Mrs. Harold Ahlstrom am
Mrs. Emil Strombeck of ST. Paul
their husbands and their mother, Mrs
Irene. Sr., came to visit at the lren
home Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. lren
entertained the Strombecks an
Grandma Irene on "a picnic ride t
Duluth through Jay Cooke park. Fri
day morning the Strombecks too
Grandma Irene back to her home a
Mora
Miss Annette Shoberg and he
brother, Adolph, entertained Mrs. III
lis Wiberg of Shafer, and her niece
Miss Grace Peterson, and Mrs. Shober
and baby, John, of Sandstone, Mon
day. Axel Miller of Center City,
cousin of the Shobergs, came MOnda
to spend a few days with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Study and fan
lily of Kettle River, brought Geneviev
Mikrot home Sunday evening, afte
she had spent ten days visiting then
Mrs. George Kosloski and childre
and Mrs. l.. Michog and sons visite
at the Joseph WalcZak home Aug. l
Little Elaine Kosloski was suppt
guest at the home of her aunt an
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Mikro
Sunday evening.
Miss Frances Kosloski visited M
brother and sister-inlaw, Mr.. ar
Mrs. George Kosloski, from Thursdi
until Saturday of last week.
Augusta Hyska and Joe Kimins
called at the Geo. Kosloski home Su
day afternoon.
Mrs. Geo. Kosloski, her childre
and Walterine Mikrot visited at Il
Frank Kosloski place last Thursda
John and Frances Kosloski al
Walterine visited at the home of Wa
terine's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanl
Mikrot. Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irene and Miss Lilli
Olson were guests of Mr.. and Nj
Arthur Weinberg at the bankers ba
quet, at the Hotel Madison at San
stone Saturday evening. A most q