Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-06-08
CLOVERDALE
Harvey Holmes of Princeton, wa

| Harvey Holmes of Princeton, was
a weekend visitor at Lester Dalzell's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Wolter visited
at the Harvey O'Flanagan home Sun
day afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at the
church basement this week on Thurs
day. Hostesses will be Mrs. Paul VOL
ter, Mrs. Arnold Beach, and Mrs. Ed
win Chollett You are all cordially
invited to attend.
Shell Lake, Wis, spent the weekend
with relatives and old friends here.
They also attended the annual cream
cry picnic Saturday.
Miss Clarabel Hansen of Askov,
was a weekend visitor here at the
home of her mother. She is en-
ployed at the Ferndale Nursery.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Steinborn, Mr..
and Mrs. Lands Thompson and chill
dren and Carlton Winslow visited
Sunday at the Winslow home near
Barnum. Violet and Billy returned
with them for an extended visit here.
Paul Pearson has received employ
ment at a bank in Cushing, Wis. He
will leave Friday.
| Area testing for tuberculosis in
cattle began Monday. DR.. A. W.. Ny
line and Emery Wolter are testing
in Arlone, Glover and part of Barry.
The last day of school at Turpe-
vile, was celebrated with picnic
and program Friday. Miss Swan will
return next year.
Mrs. Elizabeth SOderQuist and
daughter of Hinckley, called at Olaf
Parsons last Thursday evening.
Clarence Hemming graduated Fri
day from high school in Sandstone.
Olaf Hemming and Ivan and Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnny Christensen attended
commencement exercises Friday eve
ming.
The Rev. Johnson of Hinckley,
preached at the service Sunday aft
ernoon.
Sam Resnick and Roy Hanson of
Savage, were weekend visitors at the
John Hanson home.
A record crowd attended the annual
| creamery picnic which was held Sat-
urday at Cloverdale. Two good speak
ers were there, namely, Mr.. Ahrens
of the Farmers Union Livestock
Commission and Mr.. Owens of THE
Farmer" The kid" band of Hinck-
ley furnished spirited music, also
playing America" which the audi
we'll with various musical instru-
ments, readings and songs. After a
picnic dinner ice cream and cigars
were distributed. During the late
afternoon game of baseball was
played between the single and mar
ried men. The latter won, the score
being II to 9. In the evening, to top
off the day, dance was held in the
Pearson barn, to which, Fritz's or
chestra played.
The father of Walfred Abrahamson
passed away Friday from pneumonia
They attended funeral services for
him Sunday in Almelund. Words fail
to express the community's sorrow to
learn of his death.
commencement was nelu last
Thursday evening at Hinckley. Eve
Ign Petsko graduated.
Mrs. Leslie Kofoed of Hinckley, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Redeem and fam
lily, visited at the H. ]. Buirge home
in Pine City Memorial day.
Thomas Wolfe of Stanchfield, spent
the weekend at home here.
Fairview school closed Tuesday
with a picnic and program. Geo.
Powers finished the eighth grade here
and has gone to Hinckley to live with
his parents.
Miss Rosa Thompson is visiting at
Einar Norlander's.
A wedding of much interest to this
community occurred Saturday at
o'clock p. m. in Pine City, when Miss
Delphia Steen became the bride of
George Pobuda of Beroun. They en-
tertained great crowd of people at a
dance in the Beroun pavilion Satur-
day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Steen served a wedding dinner Sun
day to host of relatives and friends
in their honor. The best wishes of
the countryside go with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Kofoed of
Hinckley, spent Wednesday at Paul
VOTERS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Forncrook and
small daughter of Minneapolis, spent
tha weekend at n r Sfaon'S