Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-04-03
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Pearson home. Mrs Pearson went
home to Duluth with them Sunday
evening, to spend a few days.
Mrs. George Beck and son, Ernest,
went TO Bruno Sunday, and visited the
Keuhn and Johnson families.
]. B. Kinsley, who has been af-
flicted with ulcers on his eyes, is
very much better and will need only
a few more treatments to restore his
eyes TO their normal condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Petry were
Duluth callers Wednesday, when Mrs.
Petry visited her sister, while Mr..
Petry attended to business affairs.
Miss Esther Holm, high school
teacher here, had as guests over the
weekend, her sister, Miss Olga Holm
and a friend, Miss Gladys Swanson,
both of ST. Paul. They attended the
Junior high school play Friday night,
of which Miss Holm was coach.
Fred Murphy, brother of Miss Mary
Murphy, primary teacher, spent the
weekend visiting his sister, and at
tending the Junior class play Friday
night Sunday he went to Willmar
to resume his work as teacher in
the school there.
Beginning next Sunday evening, the
movies at the village hall will be
resumed, after having been discon-
tinued for the winter months.
The Junior class play "A Little
Clodhopper," directed by Miss Esther
Holm and Miss Ruth Byork, was pre-
scented to a large audience at the high
school auditorium Friday evening.
The young people taking part did so
with the ease of professional players,
each and everyone being especially
suited to his or her part, and present
ed a performance worthy of highest
praise. From first to last they held
their audience and received hearty
applause at the end. After the splen-
did success of the juniors, the COM
munity is awaiting with eager ex-
pectancy the senior class play which
will be presented in the early part
of May. About S45 was taken in from
the matinee and evening perform
ances, which will be used by the jun
iors in entertaining the seniors dur
ing graduation time. The Campfire
girls sold candy and popcorn balls
and earned tidy sum for their treas
ury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Macarthur and
children, Gretchen, Duane, and DOro-
thy arrived Saturday night from Min
neapOlis, where they are making
moi In ri
Gretchen returned there Monday,
where Gretchen will finish her fresh
man high school work. Mrs. Near
thur and two children will remain on
their farm for the present, while Mrs.
Carroll, who has been tending it for
them for several months, moved to
her farm Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Foley and
family, having sold their farm near
Kelliher, arrived here Monday with
their household goods and stock and
moved to the Huibsch farm near Pine
lake. Mr.. Foley will be well remem-
bered, having lived here previously
while Mrs. Foley, formerly Miss Mad
er, also lived here. Their friends are
of the community.
Everyone is invited to attend the
church services next Sunday after
noon at two-thirty at the Methodist
church. The Rev. E. A. Cooke of
Barnum, will have charge and will
preach one of his interesting SER
mons.
I,., .se,t1 ha,.
and son, Lester, of Little Falls, ar
rived Friday to spend a week tuning
pianos in this neighborhood and visit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Christopherson. If you want good
tone i'm your piano, have Jimmie come
and tune it.
The Catholic Guild will be enter
tanned next week, Thursday, April 10,
at the home of Mrs. Ed Arth Every
one is cordially invited to attend
A large number of ladies very pleas
antly showered Mrs. Noble Larson
with a miscellaneous collection of
useful household articles at the S. s.
Larson home Sunday afternoon. At
ter the numerous and widely various
parcels were opened. Mrs. Fred Koski
and Mrs. Hugo Wickstrom. assisted
by others, served a delicious lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larson are starting to
keep house, having rented the Klein
farm on Pine lake. The many friends
, of the young couple wish them sue
cess for the future.
Andrew Metsala of Minneapolis, re-
turned home Monday, after spending
nearly week with his daughter,
Mrs. Emil Kukkola.
Leonard Faudskar. who was seri-
ously i'll last week. with measles, is
recovering.
A correction from last weeks item
is that Stanley Laska returned to
school this week Tuesday. after being
auarantined for two weeks for meas
les, instead of having gone to school
last week.
A small crowd enjoyed the dance at
the village hall Friday night, when
the Nordstroms from Grasston came
here to play their lively tunes They
are splendid musicians and those