Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-09-21
FINLAYSON

fair and All Club Achievement Lay
Saturday was great success from ev-
cry standpoint and the committees
are to be complimented on the results
of their work. A large crowd was
present during the day to view the
various fine displays of fruits, vege-
tables, hand work, baking, flowers,
and stock, and a still larger crowd at
night at the dance. The members OF
this neighborhood group may well be
proud of their efforts in building this
community center and putting on sucn
worthwhile fair. Elsewhere is
list Of prize winners.
A family reunion was held Sunday
at the Holl home on Rhine lake when
the Holl, George Beck, and A. F.
! Long families had as their guests the
following relatives from White Bear:
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wood and their
son, Louis, and his wife and a friend;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Harmon and Albert
Harmon; also Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Harmon and daughter, Lorene, and
son, Wilbert, of st. Paul. They had
picnic dinner and supper together.
Miss Lydia Carlson left Saturday to
begin her duties as teacher OF the
Danforth school which opened Mon
! day.
Mrs. d. L. Samuelson and son, and
Miss Fern Arth and Gilbert Larson
drove to Webster, Wis, Sunday and
back visiting Mrs. Samuelson's uncle
John Martin.
Guests at the Thomas Dignan home
| Sunday for dinner were Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Oetterer and family; Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Thrun and family
Irene Heino, and Margaret Young
dahl. Mrs. Dignan spent Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Oetterer.
Friends and relatives of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ed Kangas gathered at theH
farm home Wednesday evening OF las
week, bringing many fine gifts to the
newlywedded couple. The evening
was spent in visiting and lunch wa
served by the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry WOeSsner were
honored with shower by member
of the choir of Peace Lutheran churcl
after choir practice last Thursda.
evening. They are now settled il
their apartment over the Mercantile
store.
Mrs. Mary st. Clair of Chicago, Wis
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henr
Hautala, recently.
Mrs. VIM. DeGroff was expected t
return Wednesday from short visi
; with her daughter in Hutchinson.
! Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Doty are no'
, established in the Askeline house
having moved there last week frol
the Forbes house.
Mrs. Sophia Hendrickson and he
, little ward, Elsie Kaupila, visited seN
eral days at the Alec Carlson home.
Mrs. Hannah Norback and Cha
Manners of Minneapolis, visited owe
Sunday at the John Norback hom
4 Howard Norback accompanied thel
back to the cities, where he will begi
e his second years work at the Dul
t woody Institute next week.
!. Josephine Kaeder left last week IL
e Minneapolis, where she secured a p
sition. Francis Kaeder was eXpecte
i home this week after a visit in tt
Twin Cities.
Miss Alice Metsala and A. F. Sam
:. elson of Minneapolis, spent part
Saturday and Sunday with the TO
mers sister, Mrs. Emil Kukkola. M
Samuelson came for the huntin
Other hunters who stopped with rel
- tives were, Leo Breyen, brother
y Mrs. Laska, and Martin Laska, brot
" err, Vincent LaSka, both OF Ne
% Brighton, were here from Friday u
e til Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Blu
e kila and baby of Minneapolis, spe
g the weekend at the Charley Helm;
and Bill Kyro homes. ]. j. Culsha
e and family and Mr.. Lundquist al
&c son, Bob, of Hopkins, spent the wee
L end hunting and at Elmer Dosch's.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot Amons a.
10 their daughter, Mrs. Early, and h
daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs. Pa
Bosch and family, all of Duluth, "
tied at the Sam, Charles, Tony, a
Elmer Bosch homes Sunday.
j. Miss Sigrid Johnson of Duluth, car
s. Sunday to resume her duties as fiji
j. and second grade teacher. Sever
lie little pupils were not sufficiently W.
n from the whooping cough to retu
e. this week, however.
es Mr.. and. Mrs. Henry Shogren a
hit family, accompanied by Miss Kat
of leen Walker, all of Sandstone, we
D. Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and M
n Erick Albion.
IL Grandma Yetter is keeping hou
of now for Paul Seidel and family a
er Mildred Wickner has taken her pls