Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-02-23
FINLAYSON

met Saturday at the creamery office
to elect officers. Frank Hobbs was
chosen president, Hollis Ladd. vice.
president, and Clifford Carman, secre-
tary-treasurer. e. N. BengtsOn, re-
fused to qualify after being elected
at the annual meeting as member
of the board, and Richard Foley was
elected to fill the vacancy. Paul Sci
del will do trucking for the associa-
ton when there is less than carload
of stock to be shipped. 1t is planned
to ship every two weeks. Elsewhere
i'm the paper is complete statement
of the plan for the coming year.
Mrs. Everett Hedeen, formerly Miss
Esther Holm, who was high school
teacher here for three years, writes
from her home in PalO Alto, Calf,
sending greetings to her many friends
here and describing the beautiful
flowers in her yard, especially the
roses, which are at their best at this
season. This is decided contrast
to our snow covered landscape.
Miss June Raunio returned We'd
nesday afternoon of last week from
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where she had
gone the previous Friday to be
bridesmaid Sunday at the wedding of
Miss Teana Tapanila of Sandstone,
and Don Hummelshine, of Cedar Rap
| ids.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Smith and sons
and John Harris were Sunday dinner
guests at the E. A. Elsola home.
Mrs E. M. Arth entertained at three
tables of bridge at her home Friday
| afternoon, and served a delicious
lunch at the supper hour when prizes
were awarded to Mrs. d. G. Fortier
for high score; Mrs. o. Bergseth, Sec
ond high: and Mrs. ID. l.. SamuelsOn,
! low score.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Nordstrom spent
Friday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Erick Albion.
Ed Arth has been taking in ruta-
| bagas the past week and will ship two
cars soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wickstrom and
Sabin Larson spent Sunday at the
Granville home in Proctor.
Miss Petee had as guests at her
home last Thursday afternoon, Mes
danes Sam Bosch, Ed Arth, Herman
and Victor Shafer. She served lunch
late in the afternoon.
In spite of the bad roads, the high
school basketball teams and the town
team went to Askov Friday night.
The two high school teams were de-
| he hnsr
game After a fine lunch served by
the Askov high school the young peO-
pie returned, although at very late
hour.
TIE junior class play, 1.-The Path
Across the HILL" was presented to
good sized crowd at the high school
auditorium Last Thursday evening.
The parts were admirably chosen, each
character being exceptionally well
portrayed, and many compliments
were given to the players and their
coach, Miss Lucille Wiberg, for the
smooth way the play was given. Mrs.
F. G.. Brandes accompanied by Miss
Hazel Hoglund, sang vocal selections
between the acts.
AS a result of the elimination de-
clam Wednesday evening of last week
following represented Finlayson high
school at the district declam at Moose
Lake Tuesday evening: Humorous,
Jennie Ojala; dramatic, Ella Kraetz-
ner, and oratorical, Eugene ChristOph-
erson.
All of the school pupils and a few
patrons were treated to a fine pro-
gram Friday afternoon when the
grade pupils, accompanied by their
teachers from Willow River, presented
two operettas, "At Uncle Johns" and
Molly be jolly" The children
showed splendid musical ability and
fine training.
G. F.. Hildebrandt spent the week
end in Mortified with his parents.
Mrs. Samuelson and Mrs. George
Faudskar called on Mrs. Arne Ander-
son last Thursday afternoon, and Mrs.
Yetter was her guest Sunday after
noon.
Miss Julia Korpi, Walter Name
lin, Paul Seidel and Arthur Anderson
were guests at the Sylvester Petry
home Sunday evening, where they en-
ioyed a game of cards. Mrs. Petry
) served lunch late in the evening.
Miss Celia Korpi visited over the
weekend at the home of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Mack.
Daniel Miller and Harry Woessner
went to st. Paul Saturday afternoon,
returning home Sunday night.
Guests at the Emil NordstrOm home
Sunday afternoon were their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lud WINNER, and her hus-
band and children, and Mr.. and Mrs
John Albion.
Mrs. Pearson returned Sunday from
visit in Duluth, where she visited
her son, Ted Franson and family, also
her brother-in-law, who was recover
ing from serious operation.
Miss Emma Schieler who had her
tonsils removed about two weeks ago
was quite sick with the mumps last
week.
DR.. Pearson has been suffering
, from sinus trouble for about ten days
| Victor Shafer returned Saturday