Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1932-03-31
WILLOW RIVER

Victor Price and Clara Bonk were
guests at the Albert Stepan home
Wednesday evening of last week.
Ben Walter and his mother, Mrs.
Emma Walter. went to Moose Lake
on business last Thursday.
The residence property of Ben
Hientz was burned to the ground
early Friday morning. The fire
caught around the chimney and went
to the roof and spread SO rapidly
that it was impossible to extinguish
it. The household goods were nearly
all taken from the burning building,
and moved to Grandma Hientz's old
house. The family is staying at Vic
tor Hientz's on the farm one mile
north of here, until other arrange
ments can be made.
Carl Eastwood and son of LeSueur,
called Saturday at the postoffice to
talk over newspaper days with Mr..
Linsley. They were on their way
from Duluth to st. Paul, where after
April first, he will have charge of
the department of Collector of Gus
toms.
Victor Tarnowski, Eddie E. Clough,
Joe Prachar and Chester Waletzko
attended a military funeral at Moose
Lake Wednesday of last week at 1870
p. m. There were twenty veterans in
uniform and as many more who es-
corted the body of Richard Abbot,
Civil war veteran, 81 years of age and
lived the past half century at Moose
Lake, to its last resting place. Joe
Prachar and Chester Waletzko acted
as pallbearers.
John Dunnewold and his niece,
Ruth Clough, came Friday to visit
Ruth's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Eddie
turning in time to drive back to St.
Cloud Saturday evening. Phebe Ann
Clough returned with them.
Mrs. Mary Tarnowski and son,
Mike, drove to Browerville Friday,
and spent Easter Sunday with Miss
Title Tarnowski From there Mrs.
TarnOwski will go to Virginia to visit
Genevieve and Mike will return to ST.
Paul, where he is working.
Miss Lillian Whalen came last
Thursday evening to visit at the home
of her sister, Mrs. c.. c. Sexton. She
| left Saturday to attend a conference
at Madison, Wis. Miss Whalen is en-
ployed in the Normal Training depart
ment at Superior, Wis.
Frank TarnOwski recently pur-
chased a car from Slim Brooks of
Rutledge.
Mrs. c. j. Maxine and two children,
| Billy and Margaret. from jamestown,
N. d., came Tuesday to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Miller. She
left Friday by way of Minneapolis,
to visit friends, and Saturday left for
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wahlstrom
and children left Friday to visit
friends and relatives in the Twin
Cities, and Mrs. Wahlstrom's sisters
family, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Johnston
of New Richmond, Wis, who are now
located in a confectionery at that
point. They came home late Sunday
afternoon. E. A. Burling took charge
of the creamery during his absence
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Suk visited at
the home of her mother Easter Day,
returning home Sunday evening.
The Community club will give a
card party at Amundson's hall Friday
evening, April list, to which everyone
is very cordially invited. Mrs. Ed
Goring is chairman Of the committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Peters enter
tanned the following at an Easter din
ner: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pembleton
and families, Mr.. and Mrs. Heber
Thompson and families and Mrs. John
Logan and Jeanette.
Mrs. John Karhula of ST. Paul,
spent the past week with her mother,
Mrs. Anna Cofer, leaving Sunday by
late bus for her home.
The junior class of the Willow
River high school is presenting 1.-The
Arrival of Kitty" their annual class
play Friday evening, April s, at S:15
p. m. at the Willow River gymna-
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