Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-05-01
FINLAYSON


Wesley. of Bass Lake. spent Sunday
with MIR. and Mrs, Walter Bowers.
The Finlayson Farmers Shipping
association shipped Il mixed car OF
stock Tuesday.
E. Shafte moved this week to the
George Faudskar home, where he Will
room in the future.
Mrs. Louise Eoas, sister OF Mrs. -.
L. Samuelson, has purchased the Plf-
file house, where Barney Greenspan
has been living, and will take posses
sion this week. Mr.. Greenspan and
family will move to their farm at the
south edge of the village, and Mr..
Hartz, the present occupant, will move
to the Sam Bosch home. MIR. and Mrs.
bosch will go to their farm home near
Rhine Lake for the summer.
John Arth made a business trip to
Minneapolis Tuesday. He was &C
companied by Louis Willie and Mrs.
Herbert Nordholm.
Little Shirley Arth is recent vic
tim of the measles epidemic which Is
going through the school and COM
munity. Duane and Dorothy Nc
Arthur are also out of school on ac-
count of measles.
Leon Macarthur drove here from
Minneapolis to be with his family
over the weekend. He was taken sick
with pleurisy Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Larson of Mora
were callers of the Herman Otterer
home last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Raddacz and
family and G. w. Long of Chicago
arrived Monday morning for a two
weeks visit with their sister anC
daughter, Mrs. Herman Otterer anC
family.
Mrs. Oscar Bergseth entertained the
Eldeen Club Tuesday at her home
The ladies tied a comforter as par
of the afternoons diversion. A dainty
lunch was served at five o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Shafer and Flea
nor spent Wednesday evening at the
Herman Carlson home in Moose Lake
Mrs. Herman Carlson and Mrs
Saturday afternoon callers at the Sha
fer home.
Ed Arth and Fred Schoenrock spen
Sunday at Aitkin and Crosby.
Mr.. and Mrs Mobraten, fOrmerl.
Miss Harriet Forbes of Virginia, cam'
Monday evening and left Tuesday, tax
ing Mrs. Marie Forbes, with them TO
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Arth had as guest
for few days this week, Mr.. Schwa
and son, Ed of Comfrey. They ais
visited at the Prokosch home nea
Pine river.
The Catholic Guild will be enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. AndreN
Weber, May s. A cordial invitation
is extended to all.
Little Miss Bertha Vogt is ill thi
week with ear trouble, being an afte
effect of measles.
Albert Hronicka of New Richmond
Wis, spent Sunday with his brothe
John, and other relatives at thei
home southeast OF here.
II.
bert Hammond of White Bear, sper
Sunday at the home of their aun
Mrs. George Beck, and also with the1
uncle, William Holl, near Rhine LAX
They were accompanied by the Mise
Agnes and Elizabeth Holl, who sper
the day with their parents, and ais
by Miss Gertrude koenings of ST. Pau
who visited her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Joe Koenings and family. Miss Agnt
Holl remained for a months visi
William Holl is in poor health, ha'
ing suffered stroke last fall an
never fully recovered.
Easter day there were fifteen chi
dren confirmed at the Finnish Lutl
eran church, the Rev. William Terv
pastor, having charge of the servic
A fine dinner was served at noon to
large number of persons, this bein
followed by a program in which tn
Finnish choir as we'll as the new
confirmed class of children took par
The Misses Elsie and June Koski
Minneapolis, were at their home ovt
the Easter holiday.
Mrs. Carl Bloomquist and son, jim
my, of Superior, who had been hel
for two weeks visiting at the Hus
Wi'ckstrom home, left Friday ft
Superior.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Kukkola spel
the weekend in Minneapolis, at II
home of her father. Andrew Metsal
A number of persons from here a
tended the grade and rural scho
declamatory contest at Sandstone FIR
day evening and were pleased to hay
our contestant, Bernice Floreich. Sc
enth grade, win third place, only 10
ing second place by one point. tt
rural school representative from tn
community, Sophia Willie of Il
school five miles north of here. al
won third place. This is splend