Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-08-24
KERRICK


They are burning up the road to
come to Kerrick. Why? The Com
munity Fair, of course. All roads
lead to Kerrick on the Goth.
Vic Johnson has returned from the
Worlds Fair to rest his weary limbs.
1t takes a great deal of stamina to
travel the eighty odd miles of sights
at the fair and return to tell about 1t.
r. p. Hogan arrived Saturday after
noon to vacation awhile at the ola
homestead. All possible efforts are
being made to keep his dynamic self
occupied and out of mischief. Mrs.
R. p. Hogan returned Saturday from
a few days stay with her parents in
Superior.
Phyllis, Doris and jeanette Hogan
returned from more southern chimes
after a pleasant stay. George Berset
came home with them. The young
ladies bring the welcome news that
Miss Dawn Berset will dance here
the evening of the Community Fair
dance. You have seen her acrobatic
and tap dancing acts before, but now
with the increased perfection of grace
i'm every movement, you cannot afford
to miss her dancing this year.
The big game at Moose Lake Sun
day turned out disastrously for Carl
ton. 1t was another case of the game
not being won until the last out in
the last inning. Unhappily, some OF
the Carlton players seemed to forget
this rule. Bobby Olson did pretty
well in the box, for rookie. The
cheering and jeering was rampant for
both parties of the contest.
Business engagements t a n q
Brink Hogan in the Cities few days.
Highways are happy ways when
they lead the way to the Fair.
A large crowd attended the dance
at Duquette Saturday night and en-
joyed a pleasant evening.
Patty Hogan is home again from
a few days vacation.
Mrs. Eldred Parker entertained her
sister and children of Minneapolis
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bright of South
Dakota, were here on visit for few
hours Friday. They are former resi-
dents of Kerrick.
Sterile Sisco of Moose Lake, called
i'm Kerrick on business last Thursday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Murphy anC
Mrs. Arthur Lund were all visitors IL
Bruno Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gellatly and fam.
lily of Duluth, drove here Sunday tC
spend the day with Mr.. and Mrs. AR
Lund
The Lunds don't mind missing the
oil which was taken from their place
in Duquette Saturday night, but the!
would find a use for the bottles i
they were returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Warren wer'
hosts to guests from Minneapolis las
week.
An offer was made Tuesday morn
ing, of help for the Community Fai
from someone outside the immediate
vicinity, but a neighbor just the same
This is appreciated. There are N
restrictions on Fair visitors or Fai
helpers. 1t is not for us, it is TO
you!
Jas. H. Hogan has been spending
most of his time this past week a
Wrenshall, where they are windin
up the affairs of the Wrenshall Stat
Bank, paying the depositors off i
full. Many are leaving their deposit
asking that they be taken to Kerrici
where the remaining assets OF tn
bank will be taken about Sept. 1st.
Mrs. d. ]. Curry returned from
week at the Worlds Fair in Chicago
and then went on to Superior wher
her mother is reported to be ill.
The Community Fair is the mos
talked of thing these days. Tuesda
a lady at Carlton said, eve hav
heard so much about the fair at Kel
rick, we intend to come over thi