Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-08-07

day a truck came and took their
household goods to Chicago. An un-
fortunate thing occurred during Sun
dav night. when someone took three
geese which they had raised and ex-
pected to take with them. AS yet,
no one has been secured to take the
Rev. Gimble's place as pastor OF the
Peace Evangelical Lutheran church.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Shafer and
Eleanora and her guest, Evelyn Fred
erickson, had Sunday night dinner at
Harty's Lodge, after having spent the
afternoon at the lake.
The E. NJ Arth family were all
sick over the weekend with the sum-
mer flu, but are we'll again now.
Mrs. Sam Bosch will entertain the
Catholic Guild at her home near
Rhine lake next Wednesday, Aug. IL,
instead of on Thursday, the usual day.
Everyone come, and remember the
change.
Mrs. Rose Bond of Duluth, came
last Thursday to visit her sister, Mrs.
]. H. Arth. Saturday evening her
sons. Bill Bond and wife and Harry
Bond and two friends came to spend
Sunday, all of them returning to Du-
luth Sunday evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Arth and daugh-
tiers. Fern and Shirley, went to Du-
lutb Tuesday. They returned the
same evening, except Fern, VINO VIII
stay for few days.
The Finlayson baseball boys changed
their luck Sunday by defeating Askov
at Askov, to o.
Kenneth Seaman and Miss Velma
Churchill of Minneapolis and Mervln
Seaman and Miss Margaret Tuttle OF
Hastings, spent Saturday night and
Sunday at the o. E. Bergseth nome.
The Seaman boys are nepheWs OF
Mrs. Bergseth. On the return trip
Dale Bergseth accompanied them for
an indefinite visit with his cousins
and aunt and uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Englund, son,
Warren, and Mrs. Johnson OF Bruno,
called at the Anton Faudskar home
Sunday afternoon.
The funeral of Mrs Doepke, who
passed away Friday at the home OF
her son, Gerhardt Doepke, near Geise
was held at the Geise church Tues
: day afternoon and burial was made
there. Mrs. Doepke was past VI
wears of age and was found by hel
( son, to have passed away during the
: night, Friday. Her husband dice
4 many years ago. A daughter, MRS
3 Parlow and her husband of Gaylord
!. attended the services which were con
0 Quoted by the Rev. Gierke and w
: F.. Bowers of Finlayson had charge
: of the funeral arrangements.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Bowers at
q tended a $50 banquet Monday eve
{ ming at the Nicollet Hotel, M1nnea
d polls, given by the Chittenden an
/ Eastmen Company Furniture Manu-
facturers, to furniture dealers OF tn
y Northwest.
t Miss Lyllian Pettee is now workin
o in the daytime at the switchboard a
l. the local telephone office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Johnson, VIII
\. had been visiting at Kerrick, stoppe
a at the j. J. Malloy home Sunday aftel
t. noon, ON their way to their home i
S. St. Paul.
e Mrs. F. d. Rogers sister of Austil
left Wednesday after visiting he
le about two weeks.
l. Ten Boy Scouts and their scot
master, F. G. Brandes, left Tuesda
ID morning for three-day camping tril
,e They rented the cottage on the Ere
L. Nelson farm on Pine lake. Thos
h. who went were Fritzie Holstein, Be
n Arth, Lyle Bergseth, Charles Smit
Edwin Norlund, Edward and Elmt
I'd Elsola, Glen Floreich, Harry Green
C. pan and Mandus Nyberg.
I'd Mr.. and Mrs. Lauri Lehto of Hi
h. bling, spent Sunday at the HERNIA
X Mack home. When they returnt
lit they were accompanied by their so
is Toivo, who had been visiting he
ir since July fourth.
Mrs. F. G. Brandes and son a
by visiting this week with her parent
rs Mr.. and Mrs. Therrien of Pine City
at Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Carlson
at Superior, Wayne Burke of Berkele
Calf, and Miss Elsie Ketola of d
n luth, were weekend guests at t
VS. ]. Raunio home.
Miss Alice Lehto of Minneapol
nd sepnt a week with her sister, Nj
nd Alex Carlson.
h Miss June Koski, who is employ
e at Minneapolis, is spending her vac
ton at her parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Sironen a
VI daughters, were Sunday callers at t
70, Anselm Sironen home at Sandstone
NJ Joseph Mansikka of Kettle Riv,
nc visited Monday at the Matt Peit
y" home.
10 Mr.. and Mrs. George Kokko a