Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-03-27
FINLAYSON

The Finlayson Whist club met de-
feat last Thursday night, when they
went to Denham to play.
F. G. Baker of st. Paul, who used
to live on the C. L. Smith farm, and
who was rural mail carrier here be-
fore F. D. Rogers was appointed, was
a caller on old friends around Finlay-
son Friday.
Mrs. Carl Meidlinger will entertain
for the German Lutheran Aid society
at her home Thursday, April 3. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Milton Wallio arrived home Friday
from the University of Minnesota, for
a ten-day vacation, this being the end
of the semester.
Stanley Laska has returned to high
school, after ten-days illness Of mea-
sles.
William Quitunen sprained his right
arm Sunday. when attempting to
crank his auto.
The Ladies of the Friendship club
of the Methodist church, are much
gratified at the splendid results Of
their apron sale and aid lunch last
Thursday, and wish to thank all who
helped make it such success.
DR.. Frank Weber of Fargo, N. D.,
was here last Thursday and talked to
the school children in the afternoon
and to a gathering of town folks in
the evening. He is giving lectures
in the interest of civic improvement
and is so interesting in his delivery
of his subject that his audience lis
tened for two hours scarcely realizing
such time had elapsed. He will re-
turn here on April Z and will talk to
the school pupils in the afternoon and
under the sponsorship of the commun-
ity club will give a lecture at the
village hall as part of the commun-
ity club program that evening. 1t is
hoped that large number will avail
themselves of the privilege of hearing
DIR. Weber.
The Rev. Doe of Superior, held
American Lutheran services last
Thursday evening and organized a
catechism class, which he will con-
duct every two weeks at the A. Faud-
skar home at p. m, on the days
when he comes to preach. The next
class will be April 3, followed by
preaching services at 8. p. m.
Leonard Hoglund and Miss June
Duncan of Minneapolis, came Satur-
day evening and spent Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Hoglund
They were accompanied by Chester
Faudskar, who visited his parents
Mr.. and Ms. Tony Faudskar, and Ken
meth and Janice Carroll, who visited
their mother, Mrs. Marie Carroll.
A large gathering of friends and
relatives greeted Mrs. Ed Pahkala
Sunday, surprising the family. the
event being the silver wedding an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Pahkala
Mr.. Pahkala had left Wednesday fol
his work near Duluth, so was not
present to enjoy the affair with his
family. A fine leather rocking chair
| was given as a remembrance of the
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out the afternoon.
D. T. Fortier went to the Twin
Cities last week, to attend conven
ton of Delco Light dealers.
The interior of the Arth Store !!
being freshened by new shelving ant
new paint, which gives it more mod
ern appearance and is a great i'm
prOvement. d. T. Fortier is doing thu
painting while S. S. Larson is doin.
the carpenter work.
A large number of friends of Mis-
Helen Nymen surprised her at thu
City Hotel Sunday evening and pre-
scented her with a gift of money a.
a token of their esteem. She wa:
much pleased at this substantial
means of expressing their good wishe:
to her on the eve of her departure fol
Minneapolis, where she went Monda!
to make her future home and where
she expects to find work She was &C
companied by Mrs. E. A. Elsola, wht
| returned Wednesday, Mrs. /. Kettul;