Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-08-24
FINLAYSON

Mrs. Don Bishop and. daughter, Lo-
rene, accompanied Mr.. Rice OF Sand
stone, to Walker Sunday to get Mr..
Bishop, who returned with them Tor
two weeks visit at home. He Is get
ting along nicely and hopes to be able
to return home by the first or tne
year, permanently cured. MONDAY
Mrs. Bishops brother. Forest Smith,
and wife and children OF Hamburg,
Iowa, came by auto for visit with
the Bishops and also their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Smith, and broth
err, Almy Smith.
Guests at the John Arth home are
Mrs. Arth's sister, Mrs. Rose Bond,
of Duluth, who came Saturday, stay
ing until Tuesday, and Miss Dale Ross
of Chicago, who came Sunday evening
for visit
Miss Elsie Koivuniemi became the
bride of Carl Heino a week ago Mon
day, Aug. IA, when they were mar
ried at Pine City. Sunday afternoon
bridal shower was given the young
couple at the home of the brides
mother, and many fine and useful
gifts were received by the happy pair.
dainty lunch was served late in the
afternoon. Another wedding of in
terest to Finlayson people occurred
Tuesday afternoon, Aug. %, at Fergus
Falls, when Mr.. Harry Woessner, help
er at the local creamery, and Miss
Luella Froemming of Fergus Falls,
were married at o'clock. They will
be here the first of the week and
will start keeping house in the front
apartment over the Finlayson Mer-
camille store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carter came
from Devils Lake, N. D.. Friday aft
ernoon to visit their granddaughter
Mrs. Dave SamuelsOn, and family
They were on their way to Yarnell
Wis. Sunday morning Mrs. Samuel
son and Sonny and Fern Arth and
Gilbert Larson drove with them tc
Webster, Wis.,, where they visited al
uncle of Mrs. Samuelson. They al
returned Sunday night.
Mrs. George Beck received wore
Monday of the death of her brother
Peter Holl, at the home of his daugh
ter, Mrs Carrie Westerhout, near Ait
ken. He had been in poor health fol
some time and was in the hCsipta
at Aitken when Mrs. Beck visited
him a few weeks ago. Mr.. HOll wa:
we'll known here as he was a fire
quent visitor of his sister, Mrs. Beck
and brothers, the late Charley ant
William Holl. The funeral services
will be held Thursday and Mrs. Becl
/ and family expect to be in attendance
A large crowd gathered at the BARI
dance at the Dignan farm, where tn
new barn has been completed, enjoy
ing a social evening and dance Sun
day evening. Lawrence Thrun an
Kenneth Ellison furnished eXcellen
music. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald (ne
Grace Dignan) and daughter, Patriot
Ann, of Anoka, drove here to atten
4 the affair.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ososki
of Wyandotte, Mich, have receives
announcements of the birth of a sOr
Thomas Joseph, on Aug. Is. Mrs
Ososkie was formerly Rosemary Dig
nan and is we'll known here.
Miss Emma Shieler, who underwear
serious operation at the Moose LAX
hospital Wednesday of last week,
now at DR.. Pearson'S home, recuperat
ing under the efficient care of Mr..
Pearson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane Hodgin and MI
and Mrs. Ferdinand Konrad of s.
Paul, spent the weekend at the Hol
home. Lane Hodgin, Jr., who ha
spent the summer with the Holl:
returned home with them.
The julius Kraetzner and Gee
Johnson families were Sunday Dime
guests at the Ben StOckamp HON,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Goede were AFT
ernoon callers there.
Frank and Laura Dupre came fro1
Minneapolis a week ago Wednesda
to visit their parents! Thursday Jo
Dupre joined them, all returning late
to the Cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Johnson an
family of Minneapolis, spent the weel
end at the Ed Carlson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Bowers, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Free
, rickson, made a business trip to All
, kin Tuesday.
5 The Camp Fire girls returned HON
Sunday afternoon via Mr.. Seidel
truck, after a most enjoyable week
I
!. Miss Torrison and Miss Whitmore, WI
: accompanied them, returned to Mi
e neapolisl later in the afternoon wit
: Miss Torrison's parents, who had dri
en- here for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Dawson