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


Brookfngs, s. D., and Mrs. Carl Braun
and daughter, Carol, of Hutchinson,
came last Thursday to visit until Sat-
urday with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. De-
Croft, parents of the three ladies.
Mrs. Martha Edburg was laid up
the fore part of the week, having suf-
fered a fall.
The chicken dinner given at the
Pine River Community hall Sunday
was very we'll attended and the ladies
were much pleased with the crowd
and the success of the affair.
Miss Hazel Hoglund returned home
last Thursday from Minneapolis,
where she has been studying. She
and her mother, Mrs. c. j. HOglund,
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mad
isOn to Ironwood, Mich, for the week
end.
Mr.. Hoglund is much better now,
having been suffering from quinsy
for some time.
There will be American Lutheran
services Thursday evening (tonight)
Aug. "a, at the, st. johns church at
| 8 p. m. Confirmation class at p. m
Henry Pelto spent from Monday un.
til Wednesday of last week at Proc.
tor, as the guest of Miss Dorothy
Granville.
The St. Johns Finnish Lutheran
church will have church services al
10 a. m. Sunday, Aug. 81 followed by
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Society, and at p. m. there will be
a program.
Miss Selma Olean, Wallace Turn
quist, Mabel and Olga Sanberg, ant
Fredolf Olean motored Sunday to Tay
lor's Falls, where they met anothel
group and enjoyed picnic dinner.
Mrs. ]. M. Norlund and children
arrived Saturday to spend some time
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Olean.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. E. Shafer and Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Fortier attended tn
baseball game at Moose Lake Sunda.
afternoon, between Carlton and Stur
geon Lake.
The American Lutheran Sunda.
school will have it's annual picni
next Sunday at Pine lake. These VIII
have no way to go are to meet at Ell
sOla's store at II a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Rupner an
children of Glenwood, called Sunda
on Mrs. George Faudskar and othe
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Rupner are for
mer residents here having move
away twenty-five years ago.
Marlyn and Charles Smith left Wed
nesday for Waterloo, Iowa, where the
will visit their grandparents, Mr.. an
Mrs. c. A. Mills, for ten days.
Earl Rogers of Princeton, and Mis-
Margaret Braff of North Branch, sper
Sunday at the home of EarIs parents
The NRA roll now includes Bower:
Mortuary, the E. A. ElSola store, tn
D. E. Doty store, Finlayson Mere. c.
store, First State Bank, Sanitary Mea
Market, and FaudSkar's Cafe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bachman an
children and Samuel Zulauf of M
della, left for their homes Sunday, af
er having spent the past week at tn
home of Mrs. Bachman's parents, M
and Mrs. G. Alleman, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hill and childre
of st. Paul, visited from Thursday III
| til Monday at the G. Alleman, ST.
, home.
) Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Alderman an
daughter, Ethel May, of Cambridg
stopped at the. G. Alleman ST., hon
Monday, on their way to Brook Par
Mrs. Alderman is a former teache
of School District No. sc.
Several children have whoopin
cough, although none are very ILL.,
The Campfire girls returned Sui
day, Aug. 20, from weeks campir
. trip to Lake Welawiben. They had
very enjoyable week with reguls
campfire classes; and also singing al
signaling classes, tap dancing, swim
ming, horseback riding, boating, pla
;, ing tennis, hiking, and a game
treasure hunt. Friday evening tt
;. girls enjoyed a pleasant trip to
movie theater in Aitkin, IA miles fro
Lake Welawiben. A ceremonial coul
Gil was held Saturday evening arouI
the fireplace at Welawiben LOdg
After the customary procedure, Sc
eral songs were sung. Narrative a
counts of Campfire activities we
read by Bernice Frohreich and Els
Norlund. Four girls also ascend'
{ the rank of woodgatherer, name
; Ethel Elsola, Emily Lentz, Elk