Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-08-14
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Braun's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. De-
Croft.
Mrs. Erick Albion will entertain
the members of the Friendship clup
of the Methodist church at her nome
next week Wednesday, August ~.
Mrs. Theodore Esse, who was Ill
last week, is still very miserable at
this writing.
Miss Winifred Buggie of Mime
apolis, came Saturday night to spend
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs Ed Buggie.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Vogt and three
children were in st. Paul week ago
Saturday to attend the wedding or
their son. Herman Vogt, to Miss Eve
lyn Grieger, which took place at 2:3O
%. m. at one of the German Lutheran
churches there. The bride and
groom spent Monday night at the
Vogt home here, leaving Tuesday for
a wedding trip through northern Min
nesota and Canada The friends OF
the groom wish him and his wife
much happiness throughout their life
together.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daley and their son
and his wife of Minneapolis, called at
the Ed Buggie home Wednesday at
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Norlund and
son. Edwin, accompanied by Mrs. Gust
johnson of Minneapolis, and Mrs. Ar
thur jacobson spent Sunday calling
on friends at Kettle River and vic1n-
ity.
Last Thursday, Mr.. and Mrs Emil
Kukkola, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Matson and daughter
Hilda, spent Friday at Thompson
MINI. When they returned they
brought back with them Pastors Paul
Heideman of Calumet, Mich. and
Peter Tapaninen of Finland. Pastor
Tapaninen has been given a leave OF
absence from his church in Finland
and with Pastor Heideman is touring
the northern states from the East t.
the West coasts, preaching in tint
various Finnish churches. Lour1'
Heideman is acting as their chauf
feur. THEY stayed with Mr.. and Mrs
Kukkola on Friday, leaving that eve
ming for Minneapolis. They spent tn
afternoon swimming and sun-bathln
and enjoyed the lakes and territor
around Finlayson very much.
Frank Kukkola spent Saturday eve
ming and Sunday at the home OF hi
brother, Emil He is now statione
at Lewis, Wis.
There we're other guests made wei
NJ Knkknl9 n
Sunday, namely Mr.. and Mrs. c. "
Mike and children of Aurora, Mimi
Mrs. Otto Niemi and little daughter
Jean Elizabeth, and Mrs. Niemi
mother, Mrs. Charles Wacklin of Evt
leth, Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ward spent SUI
day with their parents, Mr.. and Mr.
M. e. Ward, at Rhine Lake. Mi.
Petee was also a guest there Sunda
afternoon and evening.
Dorothy and Vivian Granville al
spending this week at Pine City visi
ing their grandmother, Mrs. Davis.
Mrs. Bud Dumphy and daughte
Bonny, spent Friday with friends
Hinckley, and on Saturday went
Pine City with Mrs. Ed Arth al
Mrs. Bergseth, all returning here tn
evening.
The American Lutheran churt
services will be held next Thursdi
evening, August 81, at o'clock. A
are welcome. At five o'clock the co
firmation class will meet at the Tol
Faudskar home.
Miss Laura Nelson of st. Paul, q
companied by members of her fami
called here Sunday afternoon. Mi
Nelson was fifth and sixth gra
teacher here last year and will so
be returning to resume her duties TT
year.
The baseball game Sunday was o
OF the best ever witnessed here, VIII
Moose Lake defeated the Finlays
team s to 6 in game that went
the twelfth inning before it was
victory for the visitors. Both teal
played a great game and the We
large crowd was generous in thu
cheering. Finlayson has done We
we'll this year and 1t is hoped 6
other year will make even a bet
showing.
George DeYoung of Hopkins. Min
spent Sunday and Monday with
family here.
Mrs S. B. Ryan was the guest FRI
Thursday until Sunday OF Mrs. d.
Lockwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Faudskar ent
tanned the Lindgren and Englund ia
lilies of Bruno, and the c. H. Hoglu
family at dinner Sunday. In the
ternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wick
and family and nephew, Wesley Gle
land, from west of Groningen, cal
there.
The summer flu has been max
the rounds and the following W
victims recently: Mrs. Chas. Rodg,
Lyle and Kenneth Bergseth,
Petee. Duane Macarthur, Mrs. Ka
leen DeYoung, and Mrs. Lynn SIN
and son, Marlyn.
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Bowser and T,
lily, their daughter, Mrs. Stone
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