Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-03-16
GLOVER TOWNSHIP

Mrs. c. Rasmussen is still quite
i'll and several of the Glover women
are assisting in caring for her. Some
of the. children are being cared for
in neighboring homes. ALI hope she
shall soon be much better.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Irons, accom-
panied by the Misses Elizabeth Swan
son and Frances Irons, brought a
beautiful birthday cake to the Stew
ems home Tuesday evening, March Z,
in honor of Grandpa Brown and also
Ted Irons Grandpa Brown was S6
and still enjoys reading and enter
tanning friends.
The men from the Ecklund camp
were dinner guests at the John Stew
art home Sunday. March 5.
The Rev. Corless of Norway, Mich.
who was on his way to Webster
Wis.,, last week, stayed several days
| at the Gordon Thompson home.
Mrs. Elmina Hastings and daugh.
ter, Mrs. York, visited with Mrs. w
Nelson Monday afternoon.
Gordon Thompson and Carl Nor
lander assisted Chris Thompson, Cor
don's father, in moving his household
goods and other personal propert!
from the dairy farm east of Hinckle!
to the home of his son, Lands, wher'
he and his, family will stay for :
short time, when they will locate Oh
another farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Nelson visited a
the Hastings home Sunday, March
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hird and Mr.. AM
Mrs. G. Nelson were Sunday Dime
guests at the home of Mrs. Nelson
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lundquist.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Freeman and Free
Brown. all of Minneapolis, relative
of Gordon Thompson, visited at hi
home last Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Swanson spent tn
weekend with her sister, Mrs. Bah
cock, in Markville.
Several families attended a car
party at the, home of Mr.. and Mrs. .
Hird Saturday evening.
Mrs. F. Sacre called on Mrs. I
Westlund Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Nelson spent SUI
day at Mrs Nelson's parental home
Cloverdale.
| Frank Sacre attended the Land @
: Lakes convention in Minneapolis la:
| week as delegate from ClOverdal
and reports a very interesting an
successful meeting.
4 Mrs. G. Thompson and daughte
: Ruby, motored to Minneapolis Frida
returning the same day.
: Visitors at the G. Thompson HON
Sunday, March 5, were Mr.. and Mr.
\ L. Dalzell, Carl and Art Lubright, an
e Jim and Ted Morris.
Carl NOrlander, who is employed G
\ the G. Thompson farm, attended I'll
= Land O'Lakes convention last wee
and also stopped at Forest Lake
j.. visit his mother, who has been vel
[ i'll.
I Sunday were Mrs. Nina Daley an
: son. Sidney, Mrs. F.. Brown, Mi:
Thelma Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. Law
; renee Irons, and Miss Frances Irons
: The Misses Alice Irons and Elois
Brown called on Grandpa Brown Sui
e day.
q Weekend guests at the G. Thoml
: son home were Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson and children of Hinckle
Mrs. G. Alters of Arlone, and Re
Michaelson of North Dakota.
Several from here attended the pa
r ty i'm the Chollet school house Sa
j: urday night.
: Ernest Pappenfuhs of Arlone, a
: companied by Miss Ruby Hartman, vi
: tied at the G. Nelson home Sunds
e evening.
: Mrs. Nina Daley and son, Sidne
|, called at the G. Thompson home SUI
: day afternoon.
/, Mrs. F. Irons returned Monday fro
a Rock Greek, where she had spent Sc
t eral weeks caring for her mOthe
S who had been ill. Her daughte
Emily, went after her mothers r