Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-08-31

A. Faudskar, and is visiting her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wick
ner, near Lake Eleven, this week.
Mrs. Harold Wickstrom, Sabin Lar
son, and Henry Pelto visited Wednes-
day and Thursday of last week at
Proctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam bosch, Miss
Petee, and Ed Buggie, called Sunday |
at the Underhill home near Rutledge. |
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Smith |
Saturday evening were Mrs. Anna !
Beeman, Paul and Ruby Beeman from
east of Sandstone, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dean Beeman of New York City.
Mrs. Bud Dumphy and Dorothy and
Vivian Granville of Proctor. were
guests Saturday and Sunday at the
Hugo Wickstrom home. Mrs. Earl
Blomuuist and son, Jimmie, of Superb
or, came Saturday to visit there until
Wednesday. Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs.
Wickstrom and Mrs. Blomquist spent
the afternoon with Mr.. Wickstroms
sister, Mrs. Edwin ROdean and family.
east of Sandstone.
John Peura, son of Mrs. John Peu-
ra, is home now after having received
treatment at the State hospital at st.
Peter.
The Bethany circle of st. Johns
Finnish Lutheran church will meet
Friday night at the Ephram Peura
home.
Esther Olson of Sandstone, and Ida
HOseth were Sunday dinner guests of
Lydia Carlson.
AL SamuelsOn drove here Saturday
from Minneapolis, to visit at the Emil
Kukkola home. Mrs. Kukkola's sis
ter, Miss Alice Metsala, who has been
here for the past six months, returned
with him to her home in Minneapolis.
Miss Celia Korpi and G. H. Hide
brandt drove to Mortified to visit the
latters parents over the weekend.
The young people who were injured
in the auto accident near Happy
fO'Mally's Saturday night, Aug. 10, are
slowly recovering from their serious
bruises, cuts and shock. Miss Sigrid
Mannelin is still staying with Lydia
Lungren, but expects to be able to go
home this week.
Eldred Arth accompanied Father
Bradley and two young men of Sand
stone Monday to Chicago, where they
will visit the Century of Progress
fair for about week while Father
Bradley goes on east for few days.
Leonard Hoglund came Monday
, from Princeton. to go with his father,
C. J. Hoglund, to Bay Lake, where Mr..
Hoglund has the contract to erect a
log cabin style summer home.
Marlyn and Charles Smith write
that they had a fine trip to the Cen
: fury of Progress fair in Chicago from
Saturday to Tuesday, when they were
the guests of their grandfather, c. A
Mills of Waterloo, Iowa. They will be
entertained at party at the Gearge
Crabtree home near Raymond, Iowa
the guests being former playmates
d They expect to return home Saturday
Mrs. Hoseth spent last week visit
5. ing friends in Minneapolis.
: Mrs. George Beck and son, Ernest
5. and Henry, Agnes, and Louise Hol
/. went to Bentonville, near Aitkin, last
d Thursday to attend the funeral serv
t ices for Mrs. Beck's brother, Peter
r. Holl, who was an uncle to the Hol
e young people. The large attendance
| and many fine floral offerings showed
q the deep respect in which Mr.. Hol
was held in that community, where
he had lived so many years. The fun
:. eral was held at the home of hi:
~ daughter, Mrs. Westerhont, and buria
made near by.
e Miss Evelyn Nygaard, fifth and sixth
L grade teacher and her brother, Byron
Of Little Falls, were weekend guest:
q of DR.. and Mrs. w. T. Pearson. Othel
: guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Fran
re- son and sons of Duluth. Willis re
+ manned to spend the week with hi
l. grandparents.
Monday and Tuesday of last weel
s. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Tippler and sol
and daughter of Russell, and Mrs
Dwight and two daughters of Dawson
Is were entertained at the DR.. Pearson
IN home.
Mrs. Ida Wilson of Minneapolis, il
ID visiting her sister, Mrs. Ernest Bel
Al ling, this week.
The annual reunion of the Nord
" holm family was held Sunday at tn
:. farm home of Mr.. and Mrs. N.
" Nordholm when twenty-five relative
gathered there to exchange greeting
70 and enjoy fine dinner together. Al
though several relatives were unabl