Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-02-16
FINLAYSON

SnOVeleQ dltnOugn some are tempOT-
arily blocked. The rural carrier. F.
D. Rogers uses his snowmobile on
part of the route. while his substitute,
Carl Meidlinger, carries the other
part with a team and sled. The Star
route carrier, Walter Stibbe, has
made his trip to McGrath and return
every day by auto, having a helper
along to assist in clearing the roads
where needed until Monday when he
used his team and cutter. Many fam
lilies report that their Easements are
freezing, causing the loss of vege-
tables and even canned goods. Water
and sewer pipes in several houses in
town are a constant source of trouble,
some report that never before have
they been frozen. Everyone will ap-
preciate more moderate weather. The
local school was closed Thursday and
Friday but reopened Monday. Many
primary children received frost bites
during their long ride on the busses
to and from school.
Carl Seidel took a truck load of
stock to South st. Paul Monday.
Miss Kathleen Walker was a supper
guest and spent the evening, Wednes-
day of last week at the Erick Albion
home.
Fred Bosch and Henry Holl spent
Saturday evening with Ernest Beck.
The American Lutheran Ladies' Aid
will have a bake sale Saturday, Feb.
25, at the Geo. Faudskar restaurant;
fine opportunity to get some good
home baking, bread, cakes, cookies,
pies, etc.
Mrs julius Kraetzner received
word from her husband, who is at the
University hospital, that his leg had
not healed and it may be necessary to
amputate the injured member.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Belling were
Sunday evening supper guests at the
E. M. Arth home.
Mildred Koivuniemi spent the
weekend at her home.
Albert kaeder was confined to his
room with an attack of mumps dur
ing the past week. Eugene Chris
topherson was victim of the same
disease the week before.
Mrs. F.. G. Brandes and Junior
spent several days last week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Their
rien and family in Pine City, return
| ing the forepart of this week. Dur
| ing her absence Mr.. Brandes enter
tanned several of the senior boys,
each one being a guest on a different
night.
Stanley Laska and Alvin Laid spent
Saturday evening with Marlyn and
Charles Smith.
Thelma, Helen and Daniel clean
and Simon Schwartzbauer were guests
Sunday evening at the Holl home.
Mr.. Blankenship was guest at the
John Albion home Sunday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. w. T. Pearson enjoyed
an evening of cards with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Arth Saturday night.
Mrs. Hubert Christopherson and
baby boy left DR.. Pearson's home
hospital Saturday and joined her
husband and son, Frederic, at the
Henry Christopherson home.
| Clifford ChristophersOn went to
McGrath a week ago Tuesday, after
visiting his parents for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Wickstrom and
granddaughter, Donna Mae, spent
from Saturday to Monday night with
relatives at Proctor.
An impromptu bridge game was en-
joyed Friday evening at the A. r. Bel
ling home when Mr.. and Mrs. Berg
seth and Mr.. and Mrs. John Arth me-
there accidentally. Saturday Mrs. Et
Arth, Mrs. H. E. Shafer, Miss Petet
and Mrs. Holstein called on Mrs. Bel
ling, who served coffee at the close
of pleasant afternoon.
Norman Rockwell has been stayin,
at the ]. F. Johnson home for a few
days, while unable to get to his home
northwest of here, on account of thu
snow.
The Junior class play was post
poned until further notice; also tn
basketball game with Bruno SEIZED
uled for last Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Holstein enter
!. tanned three of the teachers, tn
Misses Sigrid Johnson, Adeline Tor
rison and Lucille Wiberg at suppe
; Sunday evening. Florence Belling as
; sisted Mrs. Holstein.
Several Finlayson couples hav
t been chosen as guests of Guy Thorn
at the New Theatre, Sandstone, in tn
past weeks and this week Mr.. and Mrs
t A. r. Belling have been thus honorec
: They attended the show Monday eve
ming, having as their guests, Mr.. an
5 Mrs. Ed Arth.
3 Miss Bernice Anderson was enter
tanned at the Vincent Laska HON
\ Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Theo. Esse, who is caring fO
her mother at Hayward, writes tina
Y her mother is not so we'll now.
sister from Charles City, Iowa, is as
sisting Mrs. Esse.
The seventh annual meeting of tn
Finlayson Shipping Association, Inc
was held Monday afternoon at tn
village hall with nearly one half {
y the active members present. A flu
:. report will be found elsewhere in tn
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