Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1932-11-24
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son, reports the following have signed
up for this year: v. E. Shafer, D. E
Doty, A. l. Faudskar, C. ]. Hoglund,
O. Bergseth, A. Wallio. A. L. Gray,
H. e Shafer, E. Kukkola, and c. l.
Smith.
Mrs. F.. G. Brandes, as chairman,
has organized a Red Cross sewing
class, with the object in view of ask
ing for donations of clothing, etc.
which can be made over or used as
given, to anyone needing these things.
Every woman in the community is
asked to help with donations or Of her
time in sewing, and anyone needing
help is urged to communicate with
Mrs. Brandes. Plans are being made
to sew on Wednesday or Friday after
Moons at the school house, where
there are sewing machines which can
be used Further announcements will
be made.
Miss Florence Piffl, Miss Genevieve
Johnson. and Mr.. Werner drove here
Saturday afternoon from St. Paul, to
visit until Sunday night with Miss
Piffls grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Beck They call on her aunt,
Mrs. A. F.. Long, and at the Hall home
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Hoffman and Mr.. Fisher of the
Twin Cities, hunted with John .Ahl-
bonn from Saturday until Monday, de-
parting we'll pleased with their game.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALT Mobraten of Vir-
ginia, were here Wednesday and
Thursday getting Mrs. Mobraten's
mothers house in shape so Mr.. and
Mrs. d. E. Doty could move in on
Thursday and Friday.
Several children have the humps
and since a few came to school it is
probable that there may be further
spread of the disease.
Roy and Astrid Albion and Miss
Kathleen Walker spent Saturday aft
ernoOn at the Hall home.
S. Konrad and Ed Fagendin of St.
Paul, were guests from Sunday until
Friday night at the Hall home.
Mr.. and Mrs James Novek and fam
lily enjoyed a veniSon dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. Nels Nordholm Sunday.
Their son, Francis Novek, is home
from Duluth and will take care of the
farm while his father is in ST. Paul.
where he went Monday for medical
treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Kukkola and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Auto visited at
the Alex Carlson home Sunday after.
noon.
Walter Eliason drove here Monday
evening from Duluth and stayed over
night with Alex Carlson, leaving
Tuesday for the Twin Cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Wood and Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Wood, and r. Whit
lock of St. Paul, were guests at the
Hall home Sunday. The ladies ac
companied by Marie Holl, visited al
the Beck home in the afternoon.
Mrs. Bill bosch and daughter, Mary
were entertained Friday afternoon a
the Holl home, while Helen and Clar;
ernoOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Bowers spen
Sunday afternoon at the Arvid Eel
home west of Bass Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Faudskar were
guests Sunday afternoon of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Theo. Esse.
Harold Wickstrom went to ST. Pau
Friday to work for his uncle, Mr.
Williams, for a while.
c. l. Smith returned Monday aftel
a successful hunting trip at the Pau
Beeman home east of Sandstone.
Clifford Carman, who accompanied
his brother, Frank Carman and other.
on hunting trip north of Virginia
returned home with his brother Mon
day before returning to his home al
Virginia.
Miss Adeline Torrison spent the
weekend at her home in Minneapolis
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Stockamp anC
Mrs. Cecil Johnson and daughter were
guests at the Julius Kraetzner home
Tuesday of last week.
Mr.. Kraetzner went to ST. Paul Fri
day to the hospital, where he will re.
main for treatment for his injured leg
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Greenwald &C.
companied by a relative from Jordan
called Tuesday on the Kettlehon fam.
lily, who were formerly from Jordan
Dale and Carl Ryan and theil
brother, Wyatt Ryan, and two friends
of st. Paul, returned home Monday
night, after a weeks deer hunting
in northern Minnesota. w. Ryan anG
his friends continued on to ST. Paul
after stopping for his mother, Mrs. S
B. Ryan, and his son, Vernon, who had
spent the week with Mrs. Carl Ryan
and children.
DR.. Abraham Wiljakkala of Rosseau
visited his father, John Wiljakkala
and relatives and friends from Thurs.
day until Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Lauzer and sons
George and Norman, of Waverly, came
Friday for a ten day visit with hei
mother, Mrs. KOivuniemi.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitman and
family were guests Sunday at the
William Thompson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Ward and Mary
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