Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-11-23
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of last week. having visited a few
days in Minneapolis with relatives,
after spending the summer on boat
on the Great Lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Martin and
baby daughter moved recently to the
upstairs rooms at the Martin Gustaf-
son farm and Mr.. Martin will work
his land there. Gust Larson is NOV
ing this week onto the Lehecka farm
vacated by Mr.. Martin. Mr.. Larson.
who formerly lived southwest of here,
has been located near Duxbury more
recently.
| There was a large crowd at the
American Lutheran Ladies' Aid din
ner Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. H. o.
Rolig and son, Lowell, of Harris, came
for the dinner and spent the rest of
the day visiting friends. The ladies
were pleased with the success of their
dinner.
| Six of the teachers, the Misses Sig
rid and Violet Johnson, Adelaide Tor
rison, Evelyn Nygaard, and Lucille
Wiberg, and Harold Skamser were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Smith
Sunday evening. the hours being spent
in music and visiting and a light
lunch was served by the hostess.
Lawrence Carman and three friends
from Dunwoody Institute, Minneapolis,
stopped Saturday at the home of his
uncle, Clifford Carman, enrOute to Vir-
ginia, where Lawrence and one friend
expected to join the formers father at
their hunting lodge on Lake Kabeto-
CANA for few days of deer hunting.
Howard Norback, student at Dun
woody Institute, Minneapolis, spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Norback, accompanied
by his aunt, Mrs. Hanna Norback, and
Charlie Manners.
A large number of school board
members from Finlayson and vicinity
attended the annual meeting for
school board members at Sandstone
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wickstrom and
Sabin Larson spent Sunday and Mon
day visiting at Proctor.
Mrs. Hugo Wickstrom and grand
daughter, Donna Mae, visited Mrs
Macarthur Sunday afternoon.
The American Lutheran church
service will be held Tuesday evening
Nov. %, at o'clock at st. Johns
Lutheran church, Rev. A. Boo offici-
ating. The confirmation class will
meet at p. M, at A. R. Belling's.
Il of orc
home were George Gongola of Hud-
son; Miss Jesse of Thief River Falls
Wis.,, and Mrs. A. j. Underhill and
son, Arthur, of Rutledge.
Thomas Wolf. Jr., left Friday for
his home at Cloverdale. He has been
visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. John M. DeRungs, for the past
three weeks.
Sunday dinner guests at the Henry
Darsow home were Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Entner, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Petry, ST., and
Mrs. A. Geresh.
Guests at the VIM. Kyro home Sun
day were Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Hellman
and Mrs. Harold Mack.
Mrs. Clifford Carman received tel
ephone message from her sister, Mrs
Louis Orloff, in st. Paul, that their
mother, Mrs. Arne Anderson, who lives
with Mrs. Orloff, had fallen early
Monday morning. seriously injurins
her knee and was taken to the Uni
versity hospital to have an X-ray
taken.
Mrs. w. M. Maupin and son, Welton
spent a few days at Kimberley last
week.
The short deer season has caused
great interest among the hunters i
the number of men in this vicinity i:
any Indication.
Guests at the Hollis Laid home fol
the hunting season are Mr.. and Mrs
George Kunze, Ellsworth Triton, ant
John Kissner of Sleepy Eye.
]. F. Johnson has received word o
the marriage of his daughter, Mis-
Frances, to Norman Rockwell, at Eat
Claire, Wis, a week ago Sunday
: They were attended by Mr.. ROCKWELL
brother and his wife and will max,
their home in Eau Claire, where Mr.
Rockwell is working. Their man,
friends here wish them long happ!
life together.
! Paul Seidel attended the COLDER
wedding anniversary of his parents
Monday at Rush City.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Ward spent Sun
, day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Nell
3 Nordholm.
The Friendship club of the Meth
( odist church met at the home of Mrs
! Hugo Wickstrom Tuesday afternoon
Several new members joined and tn,
I fol lowing officers Mara oloctnd. Proc