Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-03-02
FINLAYSON

Tne many IrlenUS VI TIE idtC II dhh
Makela who was buried Sunday. offer
sympathy to the bereaved family.
Frank Makela, Jr., and wife, and two
young daughters of Bessemer. Mich,
drove through, arriving Thursday and
will visit relatives for another week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Kowalski and fam
lily and her mother of Kettle River,
came Sunday to attend the funeral
service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Granville, the
Mrs. Dorothy and Vivian Glanville,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Dumphy of
Proctor, came Saturday afternoon to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Wickstrom.
staying until Sunday night.
Mesdames Albert Belling, Fred Hol-
stein, William Lentz, H. E. Shafer,
and f. M. Arth spent Monday after
noon with Grandma Belling and Lena,
the occasion being Lena's birthday.
Gifts were brought. and birthday
cake, sandwiches, and coffee were en-
jOyed by all.
Fred VOgt writes from Echo, where
he is working on large farm. that
they do lots of milking, having three
milking machines and other equip
ment on the same scale. He left for
there a week ago Monday.
Mrs. Buggie and son. Gregory, are
spending several days this week in
Minneapolis with Mary and Winifred
Buggie and, Mrs. Jack Bosch and fam
lily.
| S. Walenjus left Tuesday for Duluth.
where he will be under medical treat
ment for three weeks. Oscar Matt
son will help with chores during his
absence.
Ernest Belling and son, Henry, Roy
Carlson, and Melvin Gallagan spent
Sunday afternoon at the Ed Carlson
home.
Earl Rogers and Dale Bergseth
went to Minneapolis Saturday eve
ming. returning the next night.
Mrs. Ted Franson and children of
Duluth, came last Thursday to visit
at DR.. Pearson's, returning to their
home in Duluth Sunday night. when
Mr.. Franson drove here for them.
Theo. Esse and three sons were Sun
day dinner guests at the G. l.. Smith
home.
Saturday evening a large crowd
gathered at the Pine River Commun-
ity hall to help Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Koenings and Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Bow
ser celebrate their silver wedding an
niversaries. Mr.. and Mrs. Koenings
were married on Feb. 25 and Mr.. and
Mrs Bowser on March 5. Herman
Oetterer and Mr.. and Mrs. John ALL
bonn furnished music on cencertina,
violin. and guitar. for dancing. Lunch
was served at midnight and purse
OF silver was given to each couple
with the best wishes of their friends
for many more happy years together
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Ward spent last
Thursday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs
Erick Albion, while Friday afternoon
Miss Selma Olean was a guest there
The Finlayson Shipping Association
sent truck load of stock to South st
Paul by Mr.. Seidel Tuesday and will
send another load next week on Tues
day if enough stock is listed. They
plan to ship every two weeks after
next week and all listings should be
made with Mr.. Seidel, any of the di
rectors, or at the creamery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Albion ant
children visited at the Ernest Nord
holm home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Mack and Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Mack spent Sunday eve
ming with the Misses Julia and Celia
Korpi.
Mr. and Mrs. John Albion ant
Astrid were guests at the Albert OleaI
home Sunday afternoon.
Word has been received by Mis-
Petee from Mrs. Everett Thomas o
Pennington, that her mother, Mrs
Elizabeth MonsOn, is recovering from
a recent fall down flight of twelve
steps. 1t is thought Mrs. Monsol
either tainted or had light stroke
as she was ready to descend the stair
and aside from bruises suffered m
serious injuries.
Mrs. H. w. Peterson and baby, Mari
Ign, accompanied her father, w. +
Bowers, to Minneapolis Friday, wher
she remained for visit with friends
while Mr. Bowers returned home Sat
urday.
Don Bishop is on the sick list an
, the Mcdonald boys are helping wit
the chores.
Miss Dale Ross and Miss Evelyl
Nygaard entertained at three tables @
bridge last Thursday evening at tn
]. H. Arth home. Prizes were won b
Mrs Brandes, high, and Mrs. Gray
/ low, and dainty lunch was served a
!, the close of the evening.
. Mrs. Arne Anderson was taken sud
!, denly i'll Tuesday morning, and he
: daughter, Mrs. G. Carman. is carin
for her. At this writing the troubl
!, is not definitely known but it is pos
: sible she suffered stroke,
= Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Palmer are tn
!. parents of "a girl born Monday. Tn
mother was formerly Miss Dancer an
she and the baby are both gettin
along nicely.
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