Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-05-17
FINLAYSON

sympathy IOr the TeCchI ioSS VI 'AoAA
son and husband, Clinton Jones, who
PASSED away Sunday as a result OF
pneumonia.
Leon Filipczak, daughter Marcella,
and sons, Robert and Gordon. of Min
neapois, were guests at the John
Romanowsky family week ago Sat
urday and Sunday.
Finlayson played splendid game
of baseball when they defeated Moose
Lake Sunday by score Of II to y,
at Moose Lake.
Mrs Vincent Laska and daughter
Clara. drove to New Brighton Friday,
and met Stanley who had been work
ing at WATERFOWL, and all returned
home Saturday.
Gottfried Alleman, ST., is seriously
| i'll at his home on Pine lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hobbs are the
proud parents of a son born Tuesday,
MAY s. Both mother and babe are
fine.
Mrs. r. M. Balls of Cromwell, spent
the weekend with Mrs. John Moser'
Mrs. Balls is the daughter OF Rev.
Roper, former Methodist minister
here.
Harold Skamser's mother and broth
er came for him Saturday evening
taking him to his home in Superior
for Mothers day..
Harry Arth, five year old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Arth, who was very sick
for week, has been improving
since Friday. Mrs. Holstein and Mrs
Kukkola called on him and his mother
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. A. F.. Long, who was sick in
bed several days last week, is able to
be up since Monday.
Miss Elsie Wrasper is recovering
satisfactorily from tonsil operation
Miss Edna Kari of Duluth, spent
Wednesday and Thursday of last week
with her mother, Mrs. Marie Kari and
family.
Miss Liala Peitso of st. Paul, came
home Wednesday of last week for q
visit. Sunday Lucille Peitso and
Ralph Long of Minneapolis, spent the
day at the Peitso home and when they
returned to Minneapolis Mrs. PeitsC
accompanied them to visit another
daughter, Mrs. Laurence Larson, fol
week. Miss Liala planned picnic
dinner for Mothers day and the John
Kari, Matt Kari, Charley Hendrick-
son, Victor Sirronen, John Suonvieri
Henry Harris, and r. Lindquist fam
lilies enjoyed the day together.
The Misses Elsie and June Koski
Frank Peterson and Bill Martinelli OF
Minneapolis, came Saturday evening
and spent Mothers day with the Jack
Koski family.
The American Lutheran Ladies' AiG
will meet with Mrs. George Faudskal
Thursday afternoon, May "a. Every
one is welcome.
Mrs. S. Walenjus Of Sandstone, who
spent the winter in Washington state
returned home last week and was q
guest Sunday at the Andrew Pajala
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson and family
of Duluth, spent Sunday with the Err.
nest Belling family.
Mrs. Anna Nelson of Groningen
called at the homes of Mrs. Martha
Edborg and Mrs. Clifford Carman Mon
, day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mannelin an(
family spent Sunday afternoon at the
Marie Kari home.
Elsie Norlund spent the weekend
with Ellen Kari.
Mrs Herman Oetterer and son, Roy
enjoyed Sunday dinner with thei
daughter and sister, Mrs. Harve!
Thrun and family, near Willow River
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Sekora and daugh
, ter, Helen, of st. Paul, spent the
. weekend with Mrs. Sekora's father
Henry Stockamp, Sr. Sunday Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ben Stockamp entertained then
as guests at family dinner and in
cluded the Fred Martin and Tet
StOckamp families.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Fogervik of Mod
este, Calf, arrived Tuesday for tw'
weeks visit at the home of the lat
: ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. william
, Lentz.
Mrs. M. f. and Mrs. Paul Ware
spent Wednesday of last week will
Rosalia and Helena Weber.
n Mr.. and. Mrs. Frank Schwartzbaue
and daughter, Arvilla, and son, Simon
. spent Saturday at the Weber home.
u Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bosch and bah.
: were Sunday dinner guests at the J
Il F.. Johnson home. NOrwal Rockwell
was there also, visiting his wife, ant
returned Monday to his work in south
: ern Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Mrs. M. Rodgers entertained twenty
four ladies Wednesday afternoon O
last week at bridge and bunco, at tn
home of her daughter, Mrs. Osca
Bergseth, the occasion being her 80tl
birthday. Prizes were won by Mrs
John Arth, high, and Mrs. F. F. Pei
tola, low, at bridge and by Mrs. Mar
= tina Edborg, high, and Mrs. F. Hol
stein, low, at bunco. A deliciou
lunch was served at five o'clock b
; Mrs. Rodgers daughters, Mrs. Berg
y seth and Mrs. Seaman, who with Mrs
Caldwell of st. Paul, were guests a
the Bergseth home from Sunday unit
Thursday. Mrs. H. o. ROlig of Harris
was another out-of-town guest.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Meidlinger Q