Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1932-07-07

holiday at the home Of Mrs. Moland-
er's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mel
son at Pine Lake. They had dinner
on Saturday noon with Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Shafer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie L. Gray re-
turned home after months visit
with his mother and brother near Ion
| la, Iowa.
Leonard Faudskar and Laura Joyce
Nelson motored here from st. Paul,
to spend Monday with the George
Faudskar family.
Mrs. w. T. Pearson accompanied
Arthur Berg of Friesland. to Duluth
a week ago Friday. Saturday they
went to International Falls. accom-
panied by Mrs. Ted Franson and
children to visit Mrs. PearsOn's sis
ter and Mr.. Berg's mother until Mon
day, when Mr.. Berg and Mrs. Fran
son and children returned to their
homes. Tuesday DR.. Pearson and
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bryan,
and son, Harold Bryan, of Iowa Falls,
Iowa, joined them and they enjoyed
a camping trip at Lake Kapetogama,
later coming home by way OF the
Lake Shore drive arriving here Thurs
day night. The organs left for home
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Franson and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Supry and two children of Duluth,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Chase and
daughter, Isabel, of Minneapolis, were
weekend guests at DR.. Pearson's, all
leaving Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kemper Relf and
children of ST. Paul, cousin of John
Arth, visited them and at Pine Lake
over the Fourth. Mrs. Carrie Wills
accompanied them.
Bill Bond and wife of Duluth, ne
phew and niece of Mrs. John Arth,
were guests at the Arth home Friday
and Saturday.
DR.. Abraham Wiljakkala of Roseau
visited his father and brother and
sisters here Sunday. Miss Lucille Will
jakkala of Minneapolis, was also here
from Saturday until Tuesday.
Mrs. John Toivonen and son, Bern
ard, sister and nephew of Mrs. E. A
Elsola, Micheal Joki, her father. anc
George Lokanen, a nephew, of Ne
gaunee, Mich, came Friday to spend
week at the Elsola home.
About eighteen were present at the
Bethany meeting Wednesday Afternoon
of last week, at the home OF Mrs
Sironen. The Rev. Andrew Lipistt
delivered a sermon and committee:
were appointed to visit sick member:
of the st. Johns Finnish Lutheran
CONGREGATION. The hostess served cot
, fee.
The funeral service for Edwin Kari
son of Mrs. Math Kari, who died Tues
: day night of last week at O'Clock
: was held Monday at 2 o'clock at tn
home, the Rev. Andrew Lepisto o
Duluth, officiating. Since the caus
, of death was unknown the servic
was held in the yard amid gather
: ing of sorrowing relatives and friends
who mourn the loss of fine youn
4 man, just at the beginning of hi
manhood. Six friends, two of WHOM
Y graduated with him a year ago, Gle
r Arth and Elmo Raunio, acted as cask
2 ct bearers. The others were Ere
, Vogt, Howard Norback, Elmo Koivist
r and Armos Hannu. There were beau
4 tiful floral offerings. The mother an
: five brothers, Elmo, Emil, Eelis, Ernes
+ and Elmer, and four sisters, Edna
| no
9 pathy of the entire community. Thos
4 from out-of-town who attended tn
service were Mr.. and Mrs. John Sam
uelson and son, Werner, Of Cook, Nj
n and Mrs. Matt Soarella of Swan Rive
n Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Grandlund {
O Cromwell, Mrs. John Peterson an
6 son, John; Arthur and Miss Lucill
Peitso of Duluth; Miss Ann Pahkal
4 and Earl Axell of Minneapolis.
Miss Geraldine Driscoll of MOrga
. Park, is visiting her grandparents
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Buggie.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vickers {
Duluth, called on Mrs. Ed Buggi
o Monday evening. Mr.. Vickers is
8 second cousin of Mrs. Buggie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Macarthur an
children, Dorothy and Duane, wer
. guests at the Buggie home Sunda
:, evening.
Miss Josephine Romanowski visite
= from Saturday until Tuesday at he
parental home.
An error last week occurred in tn
place of the Sunday baseball game
Pine City was to play here instea