Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-07-20
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creamery picnic which will be held
at Dosch's Park at Pine Lake next
Thursday, include picnic dinner at
noon when the creamery will furnish
coffee, sugar and cream. The pro-
gram will begin at one O'Clock and
besides games and races will include
a speech by John Brandt, president OF
Land OLakes Creameries, Inc, OF
Minneapolis. if he can arrange to be
here. Don't miss this picnic for il
you do, you will surely miss a good
time.
Several elderly people are quite i'll
including Mr.. Askeline, who is suf-
fering from cancer; Mrs. Sophie Hen
erickson, and Mrs. Rautio, all being
under a physicians care.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gottfried Alleman. Jr.
are the proud parents of son, born
Saturday, July Is.
The Rev. E. A. Cooke of Thief River
Falls, former Methodist pastor here,
called on several old parishioners
Monday He and Mrs. Cooke are at
tending a week of camp meetings at
there is a permanent camp near Bar
mum.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Heino and
family were guests Monday at the
John Albion home.
Father Bradley of Sandstone, and
Father McEnery of Marble, called on
Pensioners in and near here last
week on Wednesday and had dinner
that evening at Harty's Lodge.
Mrs. Dave Samuelson returned home
Wednesday from a weeks visit in Du-
luth.
Johnny Wyttenbach and two chill
dren, and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wyt-
tenbach of Minneapolis, drove here
Saturday night to stay until Sunday
evening with the mems father, John
Wyttenbach, and their sister, Mrs.
George Faudskar. Mrs. Harold Wick
strom and Donna, who had spent the
week helping Mrs. Johnny Wytten-
bach as she was laid up with an in
jured arm, returned with them. Mrs.
Wyttenbach is better and her arm is
not broken as feared at first.
josephine and Betty Lou Willie Wis
tied at the home of their uncle, A. j.
Willie, last week.
Mrs. Eugene Ricken and children
of Sank Center, Wis, came Wednesday
for a months visit at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Willie.
Mr. and Mrs. Skooge and two sons
of st. Paul, came Saturday evening to
the Ed Carlson home and on Sunday
the two families went to Duluth sight
seeing for the day.
Farmers are cutting oats for hay in
some places as the grasshoppers are
destroying the crop before it is ripe.
Hay and gardens are also seriously
affected by this menace in many
places.
Miss Eugenia Peterson came from
St Paul Saturday to visit Helena and
Rosalia Weber.
Mrs. Herman Oetterer spent last
Thursday at the Koenings home and
on Sunday the A. c. Bowser, Leonard
Ellison, and Herman Oetterer families
enjoyed dinner together there.
Mrs Ed Mills and son, Mrs. Francis
Anderson and daughter, and Mrs. E.
M. Arth were guests of Mrs. j. j. NAL
10y Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson and
family of Hinckley, called at the An.
ton Faudskar home Sunday evening.
Blanch Whiting returned to her
home in Willow River last Thursday
after visiting several days with Mar
ian Englund.
Mrs. NJ. Harry had a triple birth
day dinner Sunday at Harty's Lodge
for her husband, Mike Harry, Father
Bradley. and Robert Fife, all of whose
birth dates are July II. The day was
"a most enjoyable one and sincere
wishes to them all are given for many
more happy and successful birthdays.
Harry Harry, nephew of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Harry, has returned to Pine
Lake, after being in Minneapolis for
a week. He has made arrangements
to receive surgical aid for his leg
and will return to Abbott hospital in
the City.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barrett of Du-
1uth, were guests at Harty's Lodge
Saturday. Their arrival was very
much of surprise as Mr.. Barrett and
Mr.. Harry had been school chums and
had not seen each other for more than
thirty years.
Mrs. Harry is suffering from an in
lection in her finger and is very much
handicapped for the time being, as it
almost makes her one hand useless;
but it takes more than the loss of the
use of one hand to put her out of COM
mission and she continues her work
with pluck and grit. She is under
the care of DIR. Pearson.
d. E. Doty made a business trip
to st. Paul Monday.
Evon Campbell and Myrtle Richie
of Minneapolis, were callers at Har-
tvs Lodge Last Thursday. Mrs. Bis
sonnette accompanied them.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Lingren of Bru
no, called on Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Hog
lund Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Carman anC
two sons. James and George, were
guests Sunday at the Jack Srok home
The boys stayed over night enjoyin: