Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-11-20
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day evening to hear FRANCIS Floou
lecture on his trip across Africa on
a motorcycle. After the lecture they
were invited to the home OF Editor
Hjalmar Petersen, where they, with
several others, were most cordially
entertained and enjoyed delicious
lunch.
Miss Florence Piffl went to Mime
apolis Saturday, after visiting during
the week with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Beck.
Dale Bergseth came home from Min
neapolis for the weekend, arriving in
time to attend the Willow River-Fin-
layson double header basketball games
Friday evening. He returned Sunday
evening.
The American Lutheran Ladies Aid
members were much pleased with the
good attendance at their sale and
lunch Saturday and were gratified
with the generous addition to their
treasury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Weinberger
of Willow River, were entertained at
dinner Friday evening at the home
of Supt. and Mrs. F. G. Brandes.
A large number of Finlayson peo-
pie attended the funeral services for
Mr.. Hyatt at the Methodist church at
Rutledge Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Vincent Laska and children OF
Pine Lake, spent Friday evening at
the Ed Buggie home.
Milton Wallio, junior at the Min
nesota University spent the weekend
with his home folks.
News of the sudden death of Mrs.
Jake Petrie Sunday came as sad sur
prise to her many friends and ac-
quaintances. She had been ill but two
days and although she seemed i'm
proved Sunday morning, passed away
shortly afternoon. The family has
the sympathy of the entire commun-
ity. The obituary appears elsewhere
in this issue.
Kenneth Carroll, accompanied by
his mother, Mrs. Marie Carroll and
sister, Miss Janice, all of Minneapolis,
spent Saturday evening and Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Carroll. They
were accompanied back to the cities
by Dale Bergseth and Bill Arth.
Supt. and Mrs. F. G. Brandes enter
tanned the teaching staff of the local
school at a bridge party Saturday eve
, ming. Those teachers present were
the Misses Ester Holm, Sylvia Finden
Laura Nelson, Margaret Mcdonald anG
Mary Murphy, and Harold Johnson
| Chaf o1c
Johnson won the high prize while
Miss Holm was given the consolation
Mrs. Brandes served splendid lunch
at the close of the evening
! The family of Mrs. Joseph Schilling
who died early Monday morning, have
the sympathy of the many friends who
knew her as a good wife and mother
She suffered a great deal during hel
long illness and has now gone to hel
Heavenly reward. The obituary is in
another column.
The Louis Willie family of Mime
apolis, spent from Friday until Mon
day evening at the Albert Willie home
north of here.
Earl and Richard Esse attended ;
party Saturday afternoon in honor o
y the eighth birthday of Ralph Bishop
. After playing games for while, Mrs
Bishop served lunch to the group o
= boys who were invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Wyttenbacl
! and children of Minneapolis, spent tn
c weekend at the S. S. Larson home
i They were accompanied by Leonar
, Faudskar, who visited his parents, MI
and Mrs. George Faudskar.
= The Novelty Kids are planning
= dance at the village hall Sunday eve
: ming.
w. H. Prokosch of North Washing
: ton, Iowa, spent Sunday visiting wit
his sister, Mrs. E. Nj. Arth. Monda
:. Mrs. Arth accompanied him to Mir
> neapolis, where they visited anothe
;, brother, S. B. Prokosch. Mrs. Art
y returned home Monday evening.
d Mrs. Alice Underhill, Miss McNam
r. ara. and Miss Nell Conway of Rut
> ledge. and Mrs. Harold Underhill {
Is Duluth, attended the Caholic Gull
/ at the home of Mrs. Sam Bosch las
% Thursday.
q Bill Arth, a student at Hamline Un
Is verSity, spent the Weekend here an
% also at McGregor, where he and h
% father. ]. H. Arth joined other dee
# hunters.
IF The deer season has attracted I'll
a. interest of practically every man ar
n boy in this vicinity, some going to tt
e far north and returning unsuccessful
lie while others went a few miles fro
e here and brought home a nice spec
,r men. There seem to be great mar
er deer in the woods and the MAORI
le of the hunters are returning success
full.
Mrs. VIM. Lentz is again confined
a her bed, after having been arour
he for nearly two weeks.
s. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Eddy of Hinc
v ley were guests Sunday afternoon
Of Mr.. and Mrs. III. E. Shafer.
m Miss Janet Hekrdle OF ST. PAT
al spent the weekend at her parent
Or home north of here.
Id Wednesday of last week. Mrs. H.
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