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The Washington times., 1931-11-26
Dickinson Distressed

There a time, before Mr.. Hoover nominated in
1928 when Dickinson had serious doubts about his abilities
made very sighting remarks about the then Secretary
of Commerce.
address and injected into the debate. 1t all
distressing Dickinson but the audience according to the
account, enjoyed it hugely.
It is in rough tumble reparee that Pat shines. His
characterization of Senator Shorrdge of California the
tall eucalyptus from California; sent that Over-zealOus
Senator to his seat amid the laughter of his Repub
colleagues
Recently, Pat made a speech in Tampa Florida He had
that he wanted to ask question: All he wanted know
how Pat stood the prohibition question
1t was awkward moment. But not for Pat Smiling,
he turned to the audience and remarked:
I'm just wondering if your distinguished officer
making inquiry extending invitation
The crowd roared. Pat made his departure and that
tight spot had been surmounted.
In Senate Since 1918
When Pat the Senate in 1918 he one of the
youngest members of the chamber Youthful he he
had already four House He was known
somewhat of progressive but added years. and ncreaS
ing party responsibility have tempered bit his oneme
liberalism.
Perhaps too certain modest presidential ambitions have
had some Influence him. He is very likely choice as
vice presidential candidate next year.
Pat is tall, slender and sharp faced. He has bright,
black and the face mouth of the trained He
is inveterate smoker He gives little time society
and is rarely such functions lie of the best
golfers in the Senate and his frequent gofng
paniOns Republicans.
This session will him the ranking Democratic
of the Senate Finance Committee the powerful
mittee in the chamber
When word spreads about Capitol Hill that Pat is to
take the floor razzng expedition the crowds flock
to the Senate galleries. The Republicans naturally are
not overjOyed at the
In the privacy their coakroom they refer to Pat as
the "Gufport Entertainer" He from Gulfport Miss
But they always hear him. he is in form
he puts good show
The Washington times., 1931-11-26

From accounts that have been drifting into the Capital
from Middle West where the debate took place, Pat
must be in good condition He took broad view OF the
subject of discussion seems for at place he dgreSsed
for few moments read the greatly amused audience
certain remarks that his opponent had made about Mr.
Hoover
The Washington times., 1931-11-26
PERSHING BACK ON JOB

Gen. John j. Pershing returned
to his office today after being
treated for heavy cold at Wal
ter Reed Hospital last week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-14
Leather and Crepe Handbags, SI.39

feathers include Morocco, Alligator and Nailhead
grain choose from Pouch, Underarm and Strap
Handle styles; in black, brown and green.
PETTIS'-Street floor
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-14

low pn O m rsy
et o
WONDERS" Merchandise is offered than before
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-14
New Metal JeWeIry, Sc

Stunning new Earrings, Necklaces and Bracelets in
interesting designs Also Beads in orange brown,
black, red green. Regular S1.00 to $195 values
PETTIS-street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-29

When you invite guests to your home, you, Of
course like to serve meals which your guests will
relish and enjoy If you invited thousands of guests
from every part of the world, that meal problem
would call for not only an enlargement of the dining
room but also for the services of chef skilled in
the art of preparing all the favored foods of all
the countries of the world At the National Insti-
tute of Health in Washington we find that Uncle
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<5fIEGE PREPARATORY -HIGH-sCHooL
course in 2 years; study at home: text fur
S~Shed; graduates accepted everywhere: rea-
sonable Address Box IBID, Star ONCE. oc3'
AUTO LESSONS FOR PERMITS. EASY
barking: ears furnished Call Foster Hart
veil told reliablel. ga r s.w.. Met. 1909. l.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE AT The MA
belle Honour School Test. 1919. Eypsrt IN
ssructton; day, evening classes. NEW low
rates now in effect. -, -
2nd and Bird Floors, si9 18th st. NV,
1925 New Hampshire Ave. dupont Clrclel.
GREGG SHORTHAND By EXPERIENCED
teacher beginners. review. speed dieta@oni
private lessons; moderate rates, Decstur
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Solids and liquids. AL navors and all colors Mi
crobes very particular, and when bacterologist
wishes to multiply certain species in an incubator.
as we saw yesterday he must be very careful to call
crobes they will refuse to grow Consequently, to
to be prepared to meet the demands of the research
workers. the chef and his assistants are constantly
baking and stewing different dishes in a battery
of three steam cookers. Needless to saw this is a
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Sam is host to thousands Of guests-disease germs
from the ends of the earth. Each of these germs
is partial to particular foods. and Uncle Sam Is
pampering their appetites with the favored foods
of their respective choices skilled microbe- food
chef is enjoyed, and the cook book from which he
takes the recipes is a much larger volume than the
average size cook book. A massive refrigerator is
kept stocked with dainty dishes ready for service
on call 1t is stored in glass tubes and bottles.
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CHRIsTMA5 CARDS.
WANTEp-SALEsMEN.

eALgsMAN wanted. clothins experience
preferred; write full particulars. Address
Box 242-H, Star ONCE.
WANTED-SsveraI good men TO represent
NASH-THE NATIONS TATLOR--in wash
ington and vicinity, TO sell nationally adveT-
tised made to-measure clothing. II viii pay
you to investigate our new product and plan.
Excellent opportunity fo- good earnings and
srICN,S TAILOR. 500 Ilth 81 NV
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tedious task for everything must be kept absolutely
sterile. Even the bacteria in the air must be kept
from the food. What do microbes eat? Why, beef
steak, sugar potatoes, cod liver oil, human blood,
gelatn-the list is too long for this space. 1t would
be Just as easy to answer, What do humans eat?"
for microbes demand as great variety. Tomorrow
Disease Germ Detectives the job
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.
TNSTRUCTTON COURSES.

typewriting exsm.; tuition only IS by en-
rolling now The Civil Service Preparatory
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GREENHOUSE MAN wanted, Grower to
take charge Of 10000 It Of glass, with ex-
perience in general line OF lowers an9 vege-
tables. Steady. sober man who Will take
interest in his WORT. Give full particulars
about self stating experience. wages eS-
pected; references required. Address Box
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GROCERY CLERK Win meat-cuttlng eX-
perience; references. j. Raymond Pyles, l2U9
C3nnd Hone I'd.
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S4O0-Rooming house, 10 rooms; rent, $50.
s5o0-Rooming house, IL rooms; rent, SOS.
S560-Rooming house. 10 rooms; rent $50.
s500--Rooming house, ii rooms; cheap rent.
$650-Rooming house, IL rooms; rent, s67.
$750-Rooming house, IA rooms: cheap rent;
s1,ooO-Rooniine house, 10 rooms: rent. $50;
well furnished; well located on r. /.
ave NV; real bargain.
sl,ooO-Rooming house, IS rooms, baths;
s1,lOo-Rooming house, il rooms; rent. s45;
well located; good income; terms.
$1,250-Rooming house, 10 rooms; rent, 500.
s3,200-Rooming house. 80 rooms. S baths;
central; cheap rent; good income.
S650-Lunch and delicatessen; beautifully
equipped: cheap rent; must sacrifice.
S550-Lunch, old stand: rent S25.
Sl,300-Grocery and rooms: rent, $50; good
apt house trade; no competition.
r. NJ CURTIS. R20 1lth st n w Nat 1872 .
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SITUATION-WOMEN.

COLLEGE GRADUATE, years experience
general ONCE work, bookkeeping. typing
kn noSI &c, o. Spanish; tipping at home Co
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, renned, colored
girl. licensed and ref Atlantic 1174-J. 30"
PLACE in shop. wanted by colored hair
PRACTICAL NURSE. experienced and good
salary. National 8615.
SEAMSTRESS, experienced; alterations, fam
Columbia STA. Apt. l04
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER-BO OKKEEP-
er, capable meeting public tactfully; years
excellent references. Call Adams 4055. 29'
SECRETARY sTENoGRAPHER, capable; 2
gears college. some experience; willing TO
ior, advancement. Phone Hotel Roosevelt,
sECRETARIAL STUDENT desires day work.
6 years experience in ONCE and dept; store
edge OF double entry bookkseplng and touch
typing. Address Box 237-H, Star Once.
STENoGRAPHER, young. sxperienced. must
start; references. Can Adams ss4s-W. 2ss
HER-sECRETARY, with book
6sepng o spssd l2s s per minute
sTENoGRAPHER-B ooKKEEPER, years
sss Rf n $751; RDt sG So
sTEN SS1 and typist; by hour; day
Lincoln o082
STENOGRAPHER, experienced on dicta-
phone, p. B. X, filing and ONCE detail, de-
sires fun or part time position. Col. oll7
Il
STENoGRAPHER-SECRE thoroughly
capable. over 10 years experience, desires
able immediately. Hyattsville 1878. l.
WOMAN, capable, 40. under graduate nurse,
bered, companion or nurse to semi-lnvalid
or elderly person. Will travel or remain at
home Can drive car, willing to be generally
useful. Local references. Address Box
i13-H, Star Office.
WOMAN. capable, with executive ability;
good personality. Just the right person for
hostess in tea room, mgr. roomtng house, or
supt. Of apt. house. Address BOX 23o:H,
Star once. IL
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DISTRIBUTORS

DIS / RIBUIUKS
franchises for exclusive territories are now
open in Maryland and District of Columbia
for the original California grape wine blocks.
This is one of the greatest and fastest SELL
ing specialties produced and marketed in
years for people with capital 10 finance first
shipment. Wire or write l.. Cutler, general
manager. California Sales Co.. care the Lord
Baltimore Hotel, Baltimore. Md.
QUICK ACTION.
FOR oU1cK ACTION AND NO PUBLIC
ITY IN SELLING YOUR BUSINESS: SEE
US. WE FINANCE BUYERS IN ORDER TO
CLOSE QUICK CASH DEALS.
CAPITAL ADJUSTING & FINANCE co.
SQUTHS LEADING BUSINESS BROKERS.
9th FLOOR, DISTRICT NATL BANK BLDG.
METROPOLITAN 4813-49l4-46l5.
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LINOLEUM LAYERS co, must be expert
enced; none other need apply. Keystone
Iinoleum Co. sol G St NV.
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FURNTTURE-Absolutely highest cash prices
paid for used furniture OF every description;
prompt service. Call Murray Met. 5000. 1.
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FURNITURE-would like to purchase some
good used furniture; also high-grade baby
grand piano; can pay cash. Metropolitan
905i
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statesmen.
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

EHELE sA4ND FbONNSN'
CHRISTIANS CARD BOX ASSIGNMENTS.
"a cards with retail value about S2:s9; set Us
others OF limited quantity, 2Sc up 500
aid bonus paid on our PEI sonaI me Phone
or write MAYFLOwER ART Co, 2i9 Den
rike BldG.. 1910 Vermont ave. Nat. 3554.
CHRISTINA CARDS.
BOX OF ~ Christmas cards costs soc. sells
81; box OF 20 Christmas cards; all with
double envelopes. costs SOC. sells 81; Christ
mas wrapping package costs soc. sells 81:
other big values Beauthm $40 album OF
Information, or write 10: Illustrated cata-
log Colonial Beauty Studios. Inc, l4o5 Eye
ST. NV, Room zoe.
EEGROssER for high-zrade work. state
age, experience, etc, ard submit samples.
Address Box Se-H, Star ONCE.
EARN $1,000 \ DAY.
SHOW FAMOUS ARTISTS XMAS CARDS.
A few sincere men ard women wanted by
the biggest company in the Christmas card
nationally, adyertised FAMOUS Artistic
Xmas cards. No competition; generous Cash
bonuses Liberal omissions paid daily IN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Three great Xmas
card boz assortmerts.
The Process Corporation, 1926 Net Press BldG.
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FURNITURE-Big prices paid. DO not be
miSled. The Lincoln Go. has no connection
with any firm in the business. Phone Met
ropolitan 1917. We win pay the highest cash
price fpr ANYTHING of vaiue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-29

CHEF, white American; hotel and cafeteria
experiences give age and salary wanted.
Address Box 232-H. Star office.
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FURNTTURE-We advertise TO pey more for
furniture. household effects, once furniture
Co Mefrnnniifan Ral7
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PERSONAL.
fGnHNfmnaA

FOR sALE5-AcTIvE MEMBERsHTP CON
gressional Country Club; $500. Address BOX
l02-H. Star once.
HAWAIIAN a STEEL ,aUITAEEo FREE WITH
Lessons only 500 per week. Also free trial
dnsn . ns ws 81 MT n ana apply At
2928 14th NV. Ad. 1885, am. to 10 pm.
CHILDREN BOARDED. WITH MOTHERS
large, equipped play yard ciev ss77 az
KINDERGARTEN PRIMARY SCHOOL =
pancing; French; Saturday superrylsed play;
kindergarten Teacher and
Trained Supervisor
Will open nursery school Oct in Ia
koma Park; children as years regular
monthly health and school reports; trans
portation; one fiat rate. Shepherd 2s05-R. e
MOTOR TRAVEL
bus and Cincinnati, Sept. 80; can accomn1o-
date passengers. Hyattsville s12-R.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
cash register, adding machine, typewriter,
desk, air towers, greasing rack and tools
453 N. J. ave. Sc.
BOOMING HOUSE wanted at once: VIII
pay cash Address Box ll7-H, Star once 29s
SELL YOUR UsINEss-Boarding houses;
tea rooms, lunch; restaurants; any good
place TO eat. we nave buyers. zee MI
Fowler. 500 p st. Met. 6s0s. 3o'
INTEREST in gents furnishing store. Small
investment. Lincoln 5445. 29s
GROCERY. MEATS, variety; corner store;
ADDRESS Box Rh aslK Star oce
SALARY AND ALL LOANS-Constr., renew
ais, LIST, 2nd; immediate, courteous service.
Merchants r. Z. Finance RIM. 2o3. 1885 N.
Y ave.
GOING CAFE--BusineSs netting sl4o to $3.50
week. Seating cap, $50 people. Quick
sale. Leaving town. Clifton Terrace Cafe,
l4th and Clifton SITS. Tel. Col. s572. 29'
FULLY EQUIPPED BEAUTY PARLoR,. plus
3-room, kitchen and bath apartment, at
1917 Adams Mil I'd; rent, 500 per month;
established business.
BOSS & PHELPS.
14l7 K st. NV. National $500.
GROCERIES. MEATS. delicatessen, variety
Here is a chance of a lifetime. No key
money. New section, surrounded by new
homes and more being built daily; no other
stores. Large store room and apt; reason
able rent. Don't be satisfied until you see
2oi KENNEDY ST NV.
Then See Mr.. Maple.
MAPLE g. JAMES, me-
Egal YCfE
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MAN, experienced in groceries and meats;
also in driving truck. l. Goldberg, l4o
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nELp--DoMEsTTC.

HELP-DOMESTIC.
CHILD'S NURSE, white, experienced; with
local references; refined home; state wages
end nationality. Address Box 18Th. Star
cfice.
COOK and general homework; white stay
nights Apply 28i7 Que ST. NV.
cook HOUSEwOIi-:E 2~-Gcod city ref.; stay
nights. 2c20 10th ST. NV. Phone DECATUR
1917.
COOK-MAID twhitel, capable. wanted by
couple in ShcTeham Hotel apt; ne house
cleaning; sleep out. but Job full time: first
class recommendations needed. Apply. stat
ing wages, age and experience required
Address Box 235-H Star Office,
DAY WORK or part-time work. Decatur
$3.50.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK, white; take care
children; no cookingi stay nights. Allen,
Columbia 1854.
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MESSENGER BOY. bright, active. not over
16 neat in appearances. a5 messenger in
business ONCE Of newspaper; must have ref
erences. Address Boz 69-H. Star Office.
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CHAUFFEUR-Reiia Bile cclored man or Fill;
Pine for butler-chauffeur. Phone Cleveland
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FURNITURE AND PIANOS-Wc spectalize in
baby grand, professional; apartment size and
BUNGALOW pianos of all kinds; unlimited
cash paid for desirable instruments. lincoln
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FURNrTURE--Have you any furniture YOU
Met. 97e4 800
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sITUATIoNS-MEN AND WOMEN

COUPLE, age 80. white chambermaid-Wait-
ress OF plain cook butler. chauffeur; good
references. Phone Georgia Obs; VIM. Heberle.
/"
MAN AND WIFE want place with quarters;
any work around house. 463 st. NV.
Phone Decatur $780,
MAN AND WIFE desire positions. man as
chauffeur or butler, wife as maid or cook.
North .005l-J
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HELP--NTEN.

PARBER-Military barber, steady work
Write phone or call Battery b. 10th F. A,
Fort Myer. Va Phone West 1000. l'
CANVASSER, neat appearing, experienced,
with car, to work surroundings of WASH;
EXPENSES advanced Call between and g.
E. P. Howard, l38 st. NV. l.
CARPENTER, Al with knowledge of other
trades; 67Ia cents per hour; state age and
full qualifications in first reply; references.
Address Box 245-H, Star ONCE.
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CHAUFFEURS (S0), steady work; must have
Identification cards Apply am, Capital
Cab Co., sos Que st. NV. or garage rear
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
(rnntfnmA&

.COBEAN OAK DINING ROOM SET-Price
asonable. Phone after pm, Cleveland
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sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

and get the best results For furniture.
niture. The Lincoln Co., 604 9Th st. NV.
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CHAIR CANERS-All hand caneing; pay 81
apiece and furnish cane; also man Tor rush
work. Call 900 N st. NV. -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FURNITURE-f you want to sell your fur
niture and IL is not all paid for. phone the
Lincoln Co, Met. 8ei7. We will pay balance
due and give YOU the difference In cash
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-10-08
PARK TOWNSHIP

John Sway took truck load Of po-
tatoes to Minneapolis for Swan Mat
son one day last week.
Nels Berg was digging potatoes on
the H. ]. Berglund farm the first part
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Martinez are now
settled on their farm across from
Nels Berg's.
Those from a distance who came
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Sway
were Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Sway and
Roy Scherbaurth of Fargo, N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Graves have
moved into the Southerton house. Jim
will be remembered in these parts
as a. cook in the camps when they
were running.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Olson and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Graves were
Sunday evening callers at the T. B.
Thomson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivar Ellefson and
Verne and Mr.. and Mrs. E. v. Matson
and daughters of Duquette, were Sun
day dinner guests at the T. B. Thorn
son home.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-10-08
AFTER MIDNIGHT COUNT
SHOWS CAR EVERY FIVE
MINUTES ON STATE ROADS

Traffic on the Minnesota trunk high
ways never ceases, according to a
highway bulletin. Vehicle counts tax
en- at a number of points from mid
night to a. m. this summer showed
traffic averaging SCI per cent of the
traffic from a. m. to midnight.
The night traffic counts were taken
at four points in each maintenance
district, high, low and average traffic
roads being selected in each district.
The average number of vehicles pass
ing the checkers during the six hour
period was GA, or one every 51a min
utes.
The highest count from midnight
to a. m. was SAG on T. H. No. 10
near Wayzata. The lowest was 1 on
T. H. No. 81 near Mack. This figure
is the average per day for the seven
day count.
The midnight to a. m. counts were
not included in the regular Is hour
counts announced recently by the de-
partment. Actual traffic on the aver
age highway therefore is 51a per cent
greater than shown in the reports.
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DUQUETTE

Miss Levina Thompson spent the
weekend at her home in Duluth.
Mrs. Paul O'Brion and baby of Du-
luth, spent a few days with her moth
er, Mrs. E. Torell, last week. return
ing Friday.
Chas. Elm, who has spent the sum-
mer months on the Soderberg farm
here, returned to Chicago Saturday.
George Popa left for a trip to Min
neapolis Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnt Aronson Of Flint,
Mich, arrived Saturday for visit
with Mrs. Aronson's parents, the John
Narcotics. These young people are
we'll known here; Mrs. Aronson (Clara
Marcotte) was born and grew to
womanhood here, and Arnt came to
this place when a young boy and spent
several years here. The last few
years they have spent at Flint, where
Mr.. Aronson is employed as painter.
Mrs. F. A. Kuhn and daughter made
trip to Duluth Saturday.
The ladies in the neighborhood
staged shower on Mrs. NJ. A. Klein
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Kuhn. The shower brought a
large number of useful articles in
anticipation of the stork's visit at the
Klein home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lillebo and children
of Dalbo, and Mr.. and Mrs. Barquist
and Myrtle Hedberg of Proctor, were
Sunday visitors at the Hedberg home.
Fred Hedberg and son, Edwin, came
here Tuesday evening and spent the
night at home, as the grading outfit,
which Fred is running, is moving to a
job in Windemere township.
A number of the young people in
the neighborhood, Staged party on
Miss Alice Hedberg at the Hedberg
home Wednesday evening, as fare
well party, as Alice left Thursday
morning for st. Paul, where she will
be employed.
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POKEGAMA

Friday evening visitors at the Ole
Bergwick home were Mr.. and Mrs.
L. G. Reed and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Reed.
John Grejtak called at the Hedin
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Hedin and son,
Robert, visited at the Paul Riever
home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Kane were din
ner guests at the G. w. home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Revier visited
Sunday afternoon at the home of their
son, Leon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ongstead and chill
dren from near Howard Bay, visited at
the Bergwick home from Saturday till
Tuesday. Helen Bergwick accompa-
MED them home for a few days visit.
Chas. Jewell called at the Amos
Brackenbury home Monday evening.
Ole Bergwick and Frank McGann
were Pine City callers Saturday.
Miss Alice Swafford visited at the
home of her parents Sunday.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-10-08
Oak Lake NeighborhoOd

Mr.. and Mrs. Axel johnson and
daughters, and Anna Larson of Duluth,
and the H. j. Berglund family visited
at Aug. Larson's Sunday.
Henry Reichel and son, Roy, Miss
Boot and Allen and Vernie Holmquist
called at Gust Koecher's during the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. v. Youngberg and
children of Sank Rapids, and Mrs. ].
M. Howkanson and son, Theodore, of
st. Paul, spent the weekend at Vic
tor Swenson's. While here Mr.. and
Mrs. Youngberg, Ellard and Malvin,
and Victor Swenson motored to Little
Marais, then across the Superior Ma
tional Forest to Ely and back by way
of Virginia, Eveleth, and Jay Cooke
Park.
Mrs. Gust Koecher spent Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Aug. Larson.
Wallner Erickson is employed at
Ole Berset's for few days.
The Oak Lake Farm Bureau unit
will meet at the Kerrick school, Fri
day evening, Oct. 9.