Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-12-21
FINLAYSON

There will be a gospel service at
the Rhine Lake school Thursday, Dec.
%, at p. m. Special singing and
music. Rev. R. Deursen of the Bible
church of Sandstone, will speak.
A merry Christmas to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Farr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Bucknell, and Miss Marie
Mannelin, who came Saturday to at
tend the marriage of Miss Mannelin's
brother, Walter, to Miss Julia Korpi.
on Saturday evening, returned to Min
neapOlis Sunday evening. Other we'd
ding guests, including Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Hakala of Duluth, also returned
Sunday evening while Miss Sigrid
Mannelin accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Leppanen and Veino and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Mattson to their home in Ait
kin Monday.
Mrs. Carl Ryan, who has been i'll
since last Friday with pneumonia, and
is being cared for by Mrs. S. B. Ryan
of Minneapolis, who came Sunday, is
getting along as well as possible.
Frank Hobbs had three ribs broken
when he was crushed against the side
Of truck he was helping to load with
cattle week ago Monday. He is
still Laid up" and suffers. consider
able pain.
Mrs. Ed Carlson returned home Sat
urday, after being in the Twin Cities
two weeks visiting with her son, Paul,
who was in University hospital and
with friends. Paul, who suffered
from an infection of the bowels, was
able to leave the hospital Sunday and
will scon be able to return home.
The A. j. Willie family were Sunday
dinner guests at the Otto Metz home.
Mrs. Lewis Drummer and sons, AL
phonse and Ferdinand, were Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Nordstrom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Albion and
children spent Sunday afternoon at
the James Twait home.
The local post office will be open
Christmas day from to II a. m.
Please note the time.
Among the young people home for
the holidays are Evelyn Frederickson
from Minneapolis, Leonard Faudskar
from a CCC camp, and Glen and Bill
Arth from st. Johns University at
Collegeville.
The teachers leave Friday afternoon
for their various homes for the holt
days.
Miss Florence Peterson, teacher of
the school two and half miles north
of town, was supper guest Monday
evening at the A. j. Willie home and
with number of others of the
neighborhood attended the Methodist
Sunday school Christmas program at
Rutledge. Mrs. C.. L. Smith and son,
Marlyn, also were present, the for
mer assisting with the music during
the program. The Ladies' Aid served
cake and coffee after the exercises.
A. R. Belling and V. E. Shafer went
to Minneapolis Thursday where they
attended the annual state convention
of the Isaak Walton League at the
Curtis hotel. They were delegates
from the Finlayson chapter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Srok and chill
dren were Sunday dinner guests at the
Clifford Carman home. Carl Meid
linger and two children also were
guests there later in the afternoon,
after returning from a visit with Mrs.
Meidlinger and little Jerry at the
Moose Lake hospital. He said Jerry
was slowly improving and hoped to be
able to be brought home the last of
the week.
On Sunday afternoon, Mrs. F. Hol-
stein and son, Fritz, and daughter,
| Mary, and Mrs. E. A. Elsola drove to
Moose Lake to call on Jerry and Mrs.
Meidlinger.
Mrs. Mary Bosch spent last week
with her son. Fred, at Rhine Lake.
Mrs. George Beck spent Saturday aft
ernoOn with her.
Mrs. Beck received word last week
of the death of her uncle, Frank
Briethenback at Loubenville, Ohio.