Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-09-07
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ForncrOOk and
daughter, Phyllis Mae, of Minneapo-
lis, were weekend and Labor day Wis
itors with friends and relatives here.
The Misses Elaine and Donna Steen
returned with them. Elaine will visit
in Minneapolis for short while, and
Donna intends to attend high school
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Wickstrom of
Finlayson, Mrs. Earl Bloomquist of
Superior, and Jackie Dunphy of Proc
tor, were visitors Tuesday at the Ro-
deem home. Mr.. Wickstrom is Mrs.
Rodeen's brother.
Clyde Johnson of Millarton, N. D.,
came Wednesday of last week for an
extended visit at Paul VOTERS.
Choir practice was held Wednesday
night of last week at the church.
Mrs. Cora ForncroOk accompanied
Mrs. Oscar Steen to Minneapolis for
| visit at Henry Forncrook's, return
ing Monday.
Mrs. Albert Larson and grandson,
| Donald, and Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolf c.
Larson and son, Robert, of Sandstone,
visited Last Thursday at the Redeem
home. The Albert Larson family is
moving to Duluth, and their son, Ru-
dolf, and his family plan to move back
to Charleston, w. Va, the home of his
wife.
| Einar Norlander, accompanied by
Walter Orr, drove to the Twin Cities
Wednesday evening of last week with
a load of livestock. They returned the
following night. Miss Rosa Thomp-
son stayed with her sister, Mrs. Nor
lander, during Mr.. Norlander's alb
Sence.
Weekend and Labor day guests at
the Dewey Carlson home were Mr..
and Mrs. Eric Carlson and family of
st. Paul. Mrs. Carlson is Dewey Carl
sons sister.
Luther Abrahamson enjoyed the
State fair Sunday and Monday.
Wesley Albright and Conrad Hou-
ston of Dakota, stopped off at Paul
VOTERS last Thursday on their way
home from a camping and fishing trip
to northern Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Thompson and
family of Hinckley, visited at the
Norlander home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Swanson and
Kenneth visited Saturday night and
Sunday with relatives and friends at
Almelund.
Paul o. Pearson of Cushing, Wis,
was a visitor at home over the double
holiday.
Fred Reimers of Austin, came Sat-
urday to get his wife and children,
who have been visiting at the Paul
Wolter home for two weeks. They
returned Monday morning.
The Sunday school and Luther
League picnic was held at the church
Sunday, Sept. 3. A very large crowd
turned out to enjoy the day together
At noon a bountiful dinner was served
to all present. A program by the
: various members of the Sunday school
, and Luther League was given, which
also included a song by the choir. AT
four o'clock ice cream and cake were
{ served. Those from away who at
tended the gathering were Mr.. and
) of Minneapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Pobuda of Beroun, Paul Pearson OF
Gushing, Wis, and Miss Stacia Ryan
, of Minneapolis.
Degrafe Carlson visited with friends
and relatives in Minneapolis and St
r Paul over Saturday and Sunday. He
also attended the State fair.
oil oryf
accepted position with Mr.. and Mrs
Dennis Marudas on their farm west o
: Hinckley.
Wednesday evening of last weel
t Mrs. Fred Reimers and Mr.. and Mrs
. Emery Wolter visited at the Leslie
/. Kofoed home near Hinckley.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Johnson ant
e family, and Miss Loretta Wolfe, all o
Minneapolis, were Labor day guests
at the Wolfe home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Christianson, Jr.
and Lee, and Clarence Hemming Were
. Sunday afternoon visitors at the Jos
eph Petsko home.
Miss Frances Wolfe has returned
o to her school duties at FinlaysOn.
A large number turned out to hea
+ Rev. Reuben johnson at church Sun
o day evening.
An evangelist will speak at tn,
n local church Friday evening, Sept.
e Everyone is invited to attend.
!, Miss Catharine Wolfe visited for
week in Finlayson with friends an,
Il relatives.
o Mrs. William Brommerich called Of
Mrs. Ann Steinborn last Thursday.
+ Frank Westman of East Munich, Wis
n tied at the Pearson home Labor day
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Gilmore an,