Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1932-04-28
WILLOW RIVER


and Emil Nader and son of Finlay-
son, Mrs. c. Palmer and Jack Shut
of Duluth, were Sunday guests at Mr..
and Mrs. John Moser's home.
GraydOn Bachmann of Minneapolis,
salesman for the Dryice corporation,
spent the weekend here with friends.
He and E. B. Linsley, local postmaster.
did some target shooting to keep in
trim for the hunting season this fall
They spent Monday in Duluth, where
Mr.. Bachmann made his business
calls and returned in the evening. He
left Tuesday for his home.
Mrs. E. N. Miller left Friday for
White Bear to visit her aunt, Mrs.
]. A. CrOmer. They spent Saturday
shopping in st. Paul and she returned
Monday noon. She took advantage Of
the one cent a mile railroad rates
that were in effect the past ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Plaisted of Bruno,
are the happy parents of a baby boy
born Sunday morning of last week.
DR.. w. c. Ehmke, who was in attend
ance, reports the mother and child
are uOlnS nicely.
The American Legion, fire depart
ment and others, who have lots in
the cemetery are requested to turn
out Monday evening, May 2, at $50
o'clock and help clean up the lots.
Others are invited to help.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Glasl, Mrs.
Olivia Esjen and son, Hjalmer, of
Minneapolis, spent Sunday of last
week here visiting at the different
Thompson homes. They returned to
their home in the evening Mrs. Mar
tin Thompson, who has spent the past
three years in Duluth, moved to Will
low River recently and will make this
her home.
l. L. Seekins of ST. Paul, was here
over the weekend to look after his
farm, which is managed by Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Bussmon and is located
two and One-half miles southwest of
the village near Clear lake.
Chas Miller, former resident here,
stopped off Friday to visit old friends.
He was on his way from Duluth,
where he had been calling on the buy
ers of the Men Refrigerator Co., of
Minneapolis. Mr. Miller has been a
salesman for the company since leav-
ing here several years ago. His fam
lily are all we'll and working and wish
to be remembered to friends here.
The card party given Friday night
by the Willow River Peg-Aways at
Barney Amundson's was we'll at
tended and everyone seemed to be
having a social time. A nice lunch
was served. Miss Louise Councilman,
The young folks of the community
had party Wednesday evening at the
Presbyterian church parlors and in
vited the new minister, the Rev. David
Harrington here from Bruno, SO they
might all become better acquainted.
The Rev. Harrington has the parishes
at Bruno, where he has his residence.
also here and at Kerrick Among
those present were Mrs. Emil CHASER,
Miss Minnie Bochek, Charles and
Randell Stanton, Kermit and Geral-
dine Lundgren, Rodger and Glen
Wood, Bernice and Lucille Wach, Lor-
ANNE Klatt, Myrtle and Dorothea Cox,
Easter Naylor. Mildred Wood, Elma
Sylvia and Anna Altonen. Games
were played and Mrs. Bochek served
lunch.
Miss Libby Polivka came home
Wednesday of last week from Mime
apolis, where she was visiting
friends, to be with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Polivka until May LIST
when she will leave for Detroit, Mich,
where she has been asked to take
position as dietitian in one of the
large hospitals. Miss Polivka is a
graduate of the University of Mime
sofa and took her intern work at De-
troit, and will go back to the same
hospital to continue her work. Her
friends here wish her happiness and
success in her new line of duty.
The new Fair store which opened
here Friday, will be managed by Phil
Silesky, assisted by Miss jeanette
Schutt of Pine City.
Stephan Music and his brother-in-
law, ]. B. Huetter of Chicago, arrived
Saturday to spend few days at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Brabenec,
who live east of the village. They
drove through from Chicago, and en-
joyed the trip.
Chris Torkelson, who suffered a