Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-09-21

at the home of Mrs. Arne Anderson.
Monday Mrs. Anderson was taken i'll
with fainting spell, but she was bet
ter by night.
Glen Froreich had the misfortune
to have his nose broken Saturday
when playing baseball with some boys.
AS it was broken in two places, the
services of DR.. Pearson were required
to set it.
Rev. and Mrs. John Lowe of Bar
mum, pastor of the Methodist church
here, called on parishioners Friday
and had dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Beck.
Miss Marian Englund spent the
weekend with Blanche Whiting in
Willow River.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Faudskar spent
Sunday afternoon at the w. M. Eng
lund home in Bruno.
The Misses Lucille Wiberg and AIDE
laide Torrison and Harold Skamser
spent the week with relatives and
friends in the Twin Cities.
Mrs Gust Holm of Ericksburg, and
her daughter, Mrs. Truman Tickle,
and son, Thomas of Siren Wis, visited
Mrs. Holm's sister, Mrs. w. T. Pearson
from Thursday until Saturday.
Sunday DR.. and Mrs. W. It. Pearson
and Miss Evelyn Nygaard drove to
Duluth where, with the Ted Franson
. family, they drove up the North Shore
!, to the large resort owned by their
!, friends, the Ed Forrest family.
) Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Koivu of
Wing, N. D., spent from Wednesday
: until Friday with the Paul and Ed
5 Korpi families.
! Thursday of last week, Mrs. Emil
Y Sirronen and son, Alarice, and Her.
l man Auto visited at the Martin Gus
2 tafson home.
Sunday afternoon thirty-five people
: were guests at the Martin Gustafson
Y home, when Matt Rautio conducted
church services there. Lunch was
0 served later in the afternoon.
t Mrs. j. ]. Malloy and daughter
Ethel, spent Sunday afternoon witt
v Miss Lucille Martin.
), Miss Fern Arth was the guest o.
n the Misses Helena and ROsalia Weber
Saturday, returning home Sunda!
r morning.
: Ed Anderson, DR.. Ruggles, Rolant
Johnson, and Carl Sampson of Fores
5. Lake, old friends of E. M. Arth, spen
r the weekend at the Arth home ant
:. enjoyed some hunting here.
n The Misses Rosalia and Helen;
n Weber were guests at the Balton home
l. Monday evening. Mrs. Baltons moth
err, Mrs. Langenbach, and brother
n William, were also there.
J. Peace Lutheran Church, Rev. H.
d Sporleder, pastor All services he'll
lie in the Methodist church. Sunda
school and Bible class $40 a. m. Eng
l. lish service, 10:45 a. m. Sermon
Of "The Christians Duty to Cruelty tn
r Flesh" The junior choir will sing a
+. anthem. Junior choir practice Thurs
g. day at p. M, Saturday school 10 a. N
a. Mrs. Leona Schultz of Minneapoli:
of is visiting her mother, Mrs. Leon Mac
n Arthur, for a few weeks.
w A family dinner was held at tn
n Leonard Nelson home in GrOninge
k Sunday when Mrs. Nelson's parents
Mt Mr.. and Mrs. julius Kraetzner, an
IN her sisters, Mrs. Ben Stockamp, an
w Mrs. Cecil Johnson and their familie
I'd also Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Martin an
k family and Henry Stockamp, ST., wer
entertained there.
I'D Mrs. Goede came from Paynesvill
er last week for an extended visit wit
ul her son, Henry Goede and family.
s. Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Elsola and fan
nd lily spent Sunday in Morgan Park wit
the Richard Maxi family.
oe Miss Irene Nelson of st. Paul lie
=. Friday after a two weeks visit wit
al Miss Gladys Faudskar.
~ Messrs. Otto and Johnny Wyttel
rn bach spent the weekend with rel;
tives and friends and also went hun
nd ing.