Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-11-27
FINLAYSON

Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Hoglund left last
Thursday for Scotland, s D., TO WISH
a few DAYS with their daughter, Miss
Hazel Hoglund, who is music instru; :
tor in the Scotland public schools.
They planned to arrive IN time 10
attend an operetta which Miss Hog
lund was presenting Friday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Francis Anderson and
little daughter, Eileen. who have spent
q few months near Plattesmouth.
Nebr., returned home Wednesday OF
last week.
In last weeks item concerning the
party for Ralph Bishop. it should have
read his seventh birthday instead Of
the eighth
]. H. Arth made a business trip 10
Minneapolis Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville and Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Burkitt of Proctor, had sup
per and spent the evening Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Wickstrom.
John Malloy returned home last
Thursday from Toledo. Ohio, where
the boat on which he had been work
ing this season, tied UP for the winter.
The Rev. z. A. Cooke of Barnum.
will hold a Thanksgiving service al
1890 a N to-day Thursday at the
Methodist church.
The teachers will spend the Thanks
giving vacation in their homes; Miss
Mcdonald in Superior; Miss Finden ID
Glenwood; Miss Murphy in Bruno; the
Misses Holm and Nelson in ST. Paul;
Mr.. Johnson in Cumberland, Wis; and
Pine City.
Mrs. J. II. Arth, Mrs. H. E. Shafer
and Mrs. V. E. Shafer attended a
bridge luncheon at the home Of Mrs.
Dempsey at Hinckey Monday.
Harold Wickstrom and Babe Wyt-
tenbach are expected 10 spend part 0!
Thanksgiving day al their respective
homes here. coming from Minneapolis
in the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Smith have in
vited for dinner guests on Thanksgiv-
ing day, Mrs. Anna Beeman, and Pau
and Ruby Beeman of Sand Creek anC
Miss Petee.
Mrs Emil Kukkola went 10 Mime.
apolis Friday to visit her family anG
do some shopping. Sunday Mr.. kuk
kola drove there returning home Sun
day evening accompanied by Mrs
Kukkola and her father, Andrew Mat,
sofa, who will visit here over Thanks
giving.
Mrs. V. E. Shafer has charge of tht
Red Cross membership here and wa!
out this week getting memberships il
the village. Everyone who is able
should join the Red Cross and be 1
partner in the noble work this worth.
organization carries out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Bishop went Il
Duluth Saturday to sell some dressed
turkeys and while there met Waite
Verbeck who formerly lived about twt
and a half miles southeast of here
They accompanied him TO his home am
met Mrs. Verbeck and the children
Mrs. Verbeck is a musician and ha
a large class of piano pupils.
Mrs. J. F. Johnson went to Duluth
last Thursday to go through the clini
there. She is suffering from hear
trouble and has TO stay in bed for tn
present
The Ffnlayson Community club vii
meet next Monday evening, Dec !
al the school house. Some importar
business matters are to be discussed
after which it is planned that severe
Willow River people will be here I
give few Of their carnival number
as the program for the evenin,
Lunch will be served also. Everyon
is invited TO come, the business is
interest to each member of the Con
munity. and the program promises |
be splendid.
Miss Esther Raduenz from nes
Geise, had her tonsils removed MOI
day morning by DR.. W. T. Pearson.
A E. Fox, who was threatened Wit
pneumonia last week. is PRACTICAL
well now. He returned about thre
weeks ago from near Fort Wayn
Ind, where he had gone to live viii