Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1932-03-17

noon for st. Paul to resume his work
as member of the Federal Petit jury
lit was mis-stated Federal grand jury
last week. after three day recess.
Walter WahlbOm was Sunday din
ner guest at the NJ. e. Ward home
and during the afternoon the John
and Erick Albion families called
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Lingren of
Bruno, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Madi-
son of Sandstone, spent Sunday aft
ernoon at the c. J. Hoglund home.
Mrs. Albert Belling invited in few
ladies Monday afternoon to visit with
Minot, N. D., visiting her mother.
Mrs. Nina Lockwood and sister, Mrs.
A. Faudskar. A dainty lunch was
served at tea time.
Mrs. A. Faudskar entertained few
ladies Wednesday afternoon for her
sister, Mrs. Nelson, and after a pleas
ant visit together served coffee" at
supper time.
Among other business at the Com
munity club meeting Monday evening.
it was decided to charge ten cents
admission to the program and serve
lunch free. This will be tried out
at the next meeting. Following the
business meeting a program was Civ
en-. The community singing, using
the new books, was much enjoyed, all
taking part enthusiastically. read
ing lesson of new words, using cards,
was demonstrated by the first grade
teacher, Miss Sigrid Johnson, and five
of her pupils. This interesting meth
cd of teaching the subject was rev.
citation to most of the parents present.
The last number was the style show
put on by eight men. 1t was an
nounced in true carnival style by
Supt. F. G. Brandes, who introduced
applause greeted each lady" as she
dangerously walked across the stage
displaying her" type of apparel. the
debutante, sport costume, matrOn's
dress, and evening gowns and especi-
ally the wide beach pajamas. The
number was we'll put on and will
bring smile to all who saw it, when
ever they recall it to mind. The jun
iors sold candy and pop corn. Lunch
was served to nearly eighty.
The Finlayson Farmers Cooperative
Shipping association shipped a car of
mixed stock Tuesday.
Mrs. Sylvester Petry had as guests
II
and Mrs. Wickstrom.
Celeste and Eunice Arth were en-
tertained by Eleanor Shafer Saturday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Agsta, who
live near FlOrentOn, announce the
birth of a daughter the fore part of
March. Mrs. Agsta will be remem
bered as Miss Hilda MattSon. Her
sister, Miss Maymie Mattson, is car
ing for the mother and babe.
The Misses Rosalie and Helen Web
er spent Sunday evening at the Nj. E.
Ward home.
Don't forget the bake sale at Faud-
skar's lunch room given by the Amer
lean Lutheran Ladies' Aid next week,
March 20.
Last Thursday evening Mrs. Syl-
vester Petry and Miss June Raunio
were guests of Mrs. Herman Shafer.
The Misses Vivian Granville and
Evelyn Frederickson and Sabin and
Noble Larson accompanied Laurence
| DeMaris and Viola Degerman Of
| Askov, to Minneapolis Saturday, re-
| turning Sunday.
Two cars of patrons of the creamery
| went to Minneapolis last Thursday to
attend the annual meeting of the
Land OLakeS Creameries, Inc, and
report an interesting meeting. Those
| who went were: Harold Mach, Alex
Carlson, Ed Kaeder, Clifford Carman,
Hollis Ladd, Fred Entner, Nick Kan
gas, Otto Petry, Henry Mattson, and
Carl Anderson. Mr.. Carlson was the
| voting delegate.
Knute Korpi of Chisholm, visited
his children at the Henry Korpi home
Sunday. He was accompanied on his
return trip by his nephew, Charles
Hendrickson.
Mrs. Anna Anderson of Hibbing,
visited friends here Sunday.
Edward Pahkala is on the sick list
and is in a weakened condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Hakomaki mOtOred
to Duluth Monday to get their daugh-
ter, Mae, who has been employed
there.
Jonas Somero of Esko's Corner, is
staying with his nephew, Jonas Harro.
The pallbearers at the John M.
Mattsm funeral held Saturday after
noon, March -, at 1 o'clock, at the
Finlayson Lutheran cemetery, con-
| Quoted by the Rev G. A AhO. were: