Askov American., 1933-10-05
FINLAYSON
MIR. and Mrs. Gust Peterson of Min

Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Peterson of Min
| neapolis, motored here Saturday and
brought with them Mrs. Eric Ahlbom
who had been spending the past week
there. Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson were |
guests at the Albion home until Sun
day afternoon. Dinner guests Sunday
at the Albion home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph McAllister and two sons
of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Hoglund and
Mrs. Oscar Bergseth were Minneapolis
visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Stole and baby
were Saturday evening guests at the
Brakeman home.
Two sisters of Miss Sigrid Johnson
came Friday evening to take her to
her home in Duluth for the weekend.
They were also accompanied by Mrs.
w. T. Pearson and Miss Nygaard, who
spent the weekend with the Frand-
sen family in Duluth. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frandsen brought the party back to
Finlayson Sunday evening.
The Mesdames Ed Arth, Dave For
tier, Herman Shafer, Victor Shafer,
w. F.. Bowers, Emil Kukkola, and
VIM. Norlund were the FinlaysOn la
dies attending the stork shower given
for Mrs. John Albion at the Pine
River Community hall by the ladies
of that community. A large number
attended the affair, enjoyed the after
noon's visit, and the lunch served by
the ladies of the Pine River COmmur-
ity club. Mrs. Albion was the re-
cipient of many pretty and useful
gifts.
Miss Ann Weimerskirch and her
uncle, Peter Funk, of st. Paul, accom-
panied by Miss Anne Kinkelburg,
came Friday and visited until Sunday
afternoon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tony Dosch. Miss Ruth Wettingle
and a friend, also of st. Paul, were
other weekend guests at the Dosch
home.
Il A rutabaga growers association was
:. formed here at a meeting at the Fin
> layson Community hall Friday eve
u = ming. Those present heard the talks
:, and plans for such an organization
presented by the speakers, after which
s. officers were elected for the newly
. formed society," Minimum price for
y rutabagas was set for the present,
but that price will be changed as con-
ditions will permit.
The Elmer Dosch and Cecil John
son families were dinner guests Sun
day at the J. F.. johnson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Byork have pur-
= chased an eighty acre farm in Bremen
! township, near the M. E. Ward home
and will begin Immediately to erect
buildings on the land.
Mrs. Dave Samuelson entertained
u number of local ladies at pajama
10 party at her home last Thursday eve
- ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Downey and chill
!. dren of Barnum, and Mr.. and Mrs
u John Moser of Willow River, were
le guests at the Foley and Srok homes
:, Sunday.
4 The Henry Vogt, Charles Pahr, ant
Charles Holz families of st. Paul
came to spend Sunday at the Augus
~ Vogt home here.
II The Misses Mabel and Alice San
burg called at the Webber home Fri
III day afternoon. Mabel Sanburg opened
~ another term of school in District No
I'll 49, about two miles west of town
This will be Miss Sanburg's fourtl
"a year as teacher there. She make
her home with the Vogt family whil
here.
h' The Harvey Miller family was en-
III tertained Saturday evening at tn
Fred Anderson farm near Rutledge
e by Mr. and Mrs. Hubert christopher
H. son.
IL Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Nordholm an
a' family were Saturday evening guest
at the Oetterer home.
eo Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Thrun an
children visited Last Thursday at tn
Lawrence Thrun home in Moose Lake
= Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Shafer mo
tored to st. Cloud Friday afternoo
- and brought Eleanore home for tn
80. weekend. DR.. Lester Shafer of Tow
,.h er, was also home for the weekend
The Pine County Bankers club me
of at the Herman Shafer home Monda
es- evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ziegler of
on Paul, spent Sunday at the Andre
nd Olean home. Mrs. Olean accOmpanie
them to st. Paul Sunday evening, an
be will spend few days at the Ziegle
or home.
Lydia Lungren left Sunday for Mil
no neapolis, after a vacation here wit
,ri- her folks.
Lucille Martin spent the week-er
ro at the Elmer Calvin home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Borlaug al
gb+ children of Elma, Iowa, came Satu