Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1932-06-02
CHENGWATANA

Charles H. Gray was called to
Northfield by the death of his moth
err, Mrs. Ellen Gray. Mrs. Gray had
made her home with her son, Ed
Gray, and lived for several years in
Pine City some time ago. They later
moved to Mortified, where Mrs. Gray
passed away Sunday, May 29th, at
the ripe old age of eighty-three years.
Earl Gray and family arrived from
Waterloo, Iowa, for few days visit
at the parental home. Fred Thomas,
brother-in-law of Earls, visited at
the Gray home also. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence PEPPER of Charles City, and
Kenneth Gray and Blanche Conraddy
of Prior Lake, were also guests Of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gray. Mr.. Gray and son, Floyd Gray,
accompanied the children back as far
as Mortified, where they will attend
the funeral services of their mother
and grandmother Tuesday afternoon.
All extend heartfelt sympathy to the
Gray family in their bereavment.
United Memorial services were held
at the Union Cemetery, where the
Hustletown M. E. church and Meadow
Lawn Sunday school joined together
Sunday afternoon to honor the loved
ones, who have gone before. After a
brief service at the church line was
formed and marched through the GEM
etery and every grave was honored
with flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Eddridge of Min
neapOlis, were guests of Mrs. Ed
Uverzact and Mrs. Agnes Smith over
Memorial day.
George Baker and family of Elgin,
were guests of his mother, Mrs. Rhoda
Baker recently. Mrs. Sam Warner
and daughter of Minneapolis, were
also guests of Mrs. Warmers mother,
Mrs. Rhoda Baker.
Miss Lila LuOma gave Last day
of school picnic" last Thursday, but
the weather man was most unkind
for he gave rainy day. Nevertheless
it did not interfere very much with the
picnic as a large crowd came and
all reported good time in spite of
the rain.
All are glad to hear Miss Luoma
is expected back another year and
wish her another successful year in
Meadow Lawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. f. Carrier and
daughter, Laura, of st. Paul, spent
Sunday and Monday with Mrs. Car
rier's mother, Mrs. j. o. Clyne. Miss
Vera Scofeld accompanied Mr.. Car
rier and Laura to ST. Paul for a
weeks visit while Mrs. Carrier re-
mains for a longer visit with her
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Clark were
very pleasantly surprised when some
old friends and neighbors, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Shearer, arrived from
Akron, Iowa, to see them. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shearer were accompanied by
Mrs. Shearer's aunt Mrs Fred Hustled,
and son, Orland, and daughter, Fern,
also of Akron.
Mrs. John Becvar was dinner
guest at Mrs. j. o. Clyne's Sunday.
Elmer Hobart of Rush City, called
at the Gray home to see his old
friend, Earl. Charlie Becvar visited
at the Gray home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Gray and family
and Fritroph Lindahl were also guests
at the Gray home Sunday
Charles Lampson and little cousin,
Helen Hildebrandt, spent Monday eve
ming at the Becvar home.
Don't forget the Wednesday evening
service at the Meadow Lawn school
house every Wednesday and Sunday
school every Sunday at 1890 a. m.
Mrs. Sam Heath of Pine City, visi-
ted her sister, Mrs. ]. o. Clyne, Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. John ]. Becvar, Jr., called on
Miss Vera Scofield Wednesday eve
ming Of last week.
Park Bitner visited at the Gray
home Sunday evening.
D. P. Bitner and family visited with
Mrs. Peterson and daughter, Pearl,
at Rush City, over Sunday.
Mrs. John Becvar, Mrs. Charles