Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-04-24
WILLOW RIVER

The Rev. O. {. F1lllnger and 1aInlIy
came over from Wahkon Sunday TO
conduct special Easter communion
services al the Presbyterian church.
There was special singing by the local
choir and several selections played by
Stanley. Harry. and Richard Berg of
Wahkon on violin and guitar. These
boys were all under IA years old and
PLAYED very we'll. They took part in
services at Willow River. Wahkon.
and Isle. where the Rev. Filiinger
conducted services.
Clifford Thompson and sister, Hazel,
drove here from Minneapolis Friday
for a visit with their folks. Clifford
iS an expert pressman in one of the
big printing Offices in the city.
The Junior class will put on their
play Mystery of the Third Gable,
at the high school gym Friday eve
ming. April 25th. The Juniors.
coached by Miss Little and Miss Jar
chow. are working hard TO make this
class play one of the best in the his
tory Of the school
T.
quarters here for the summer at least,
and perhaps permanently, was a St.
Paul visitor from Friday to Monday.
Mrs. c. j. Maxine and children ar
rived from jamestown N. D., Tues
day, 10 spend a week or two with her
live just east of town on the shore of
First lake. The Millers came here
last fall from the Dakotas and are
greatly pleased with their new en-
yironment
John Moser was here from Superior
Wis, to spend Easter at home. John
is now working with his old outfit, the
Northern Pacific bridge crew. of which
he Is almost charter member.
Mrs. E B. Linsley is in attendance
at the annual directors meeting OF
the State Health association at st.
Paul. She is county chairman of Pine
and much interested in this work.
which has the sanction and support
of the leading physicians and health
experts of the country.
Mrs Frank Peters returned Monday
from a weeks visit with her parents
at Pequot. Frank held the fort at the
telephone office all by his lonesome,
but says that a week of ii was about
his limit Would rather be in Jail y
AYERS Frank
william and Donald Ehmke re-
turned TO their respective college
l,1rAa ha at H.
field. and second at the State
Teachers College at ST. Cloud,
the first of the week. The young
men are coming through their
collegiate courses Cum laude,'
which means with honors, both being
good students and will graduate this
year. The village can take a just
pride in the number and character OF
its young men and young women who
have gone away TO school and made
good in the various colleges which
they elected to attend. and their sue
cess should be an inspiration to all
those who are fortunate enough to
enroll as pupils in our local school
with its efficient corps of instructors
from superintendent to pr m airy
grades
Miss Catherine Harmon of Moose
Lake, visited at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor King Tuesday evening.
A number of our young people. who
are out on the firing line as wage
earhers or students. were home 10
spend Easter, among whom we noticed
Marie and Isabel Driscoll, Tillie
Tarnawski. Florence Linsley. and Ed
die Sexton.
W T Cue, popular Minneapolis
lawyer, stopped here Saturday on his
way TO his cabin home" at Beaver
Bay. fifty miles up the lake from Du-
luth. He went up to see il his cabin
was all right and to engage workers
To set out some ten thousand spruce
and white pine on his land abutting
on the Lake z. B. Linsley accompa-
MED him on the trip, returning Sun
day evening
The Rev Jos. Majas was brief
visitor at St. Paul Tuesday for the
purpose of investigating the feasibility
Of establishing a cement works plant
here to manufacture cement blocks
for building purposes. as well as TIL
ing and other things. His idea Is to
make il a cooperative enterprise.
Some such industry would be a very
valuable asset to the community as it
would furnish employment to many
and make for a more prosperous and
stabalized town. So far the PROPOSE
ton seems to be practical and will be
studied further. Incidentally the Rev.