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

The ladies were met Cnere ny OuPt'
Brandes and taken to Howard Lake
to attend a mother-d daughter banquet
as the guests of their daughters, Miss
Hazel Hoglund and Mrs. Brandes.
| They all returned home Saturday,
Mrs. Brandes to visit her mother In
Pine City and Miss Hoglund to spend
Mothers day with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Hoglund accompanied by
Mrs. George Faudskar and son, Dom
aid, took Miss HOglund as far as Pine
City Sunday evening and came home
by way of Cambridge, where they Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Hoglund.
| Anton Faudskar is recovering from
threatened attack of pneumonia and
was able to be at the office for a
while Tuesday. His nephew, Leonard
Faudskar, was attending to the duties
at the lumber yard during his illness.
The William Norlund, AXel Bjork.
and the George HeinO families called
on Mrs. Minnie Waha and children on
Mothers day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Koenings and Jack
Randall called to see the new boy at
the Frank Hobbs home Sunday aft
ernoOn, and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Heino called there Monday evening.
Sonny Samuelson is quarantined
with chicken pox. Marie Holstein and
Lille Peura are also ill with this dis
ease this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Wickstrom and
granddaughter, Donna, were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. Wickstrom's sis
ter, Mrs. Redeem, who lives east Of
Sandstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Granville and
daughters, Dorothy and Vivian, Of
Proctor, spent Sunday evening at the
Wickstrom home. Miss Vivian stayed
until Tuesday evening, when Mr.. CLAN
Vile brought Mrs. Granville and Mrs.
Bud Dumphy here to visit the rest of
the week with Mrs. Wickstrom. Vivi-
an returned to Proctor Tuesday night
with her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Mankenberg
spent the weekend at Walker, where
the former was settling his business
affairs there.
Miss Edna Schauer, Franklin Sacre,
and Curtis Alderman of Hinckley,
were Sunday guests of Miss Elsie
Wrasper.
Mrs. George Beck and son, Ernest,
called at the Wrasper home Sunday.
The Finnish Cemetery Association
has set June 6 and as the days to
work at the cemetery for the annual
cleanup and other necessary work to
beautify the grounds. Everyone who
is interested in the cemetery is urged
to be present on one or both days, and
it is hoped several will bring their
teams to help with the filling in of
new sections. The ladies will serve
dinner on both days at st. Johns
church to all who work.
Mrs. John Kari will have the La
dies Aid meeting of the st. Johns
Finnish Lutheran church at her home
Monday evening, May 81, at p. m.
On Memorial day the st. Johns Ia
dies will serve dinner at the church
and in the afternoon will have a sale
of fancy work according to their an
nual custom. The public is invited.
Robert Lentz, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Peterson and daughter, Miss
Bernice of Duluth, spent Sunday aft
ernoon and evening with Mr.. Lentz'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lentz and
family.
The market day planned for Satur-
day, May 10, by the Pine River Com
munity club has a large number of
listingS to assure it a success, but Mr..
Hobbs, the secretary, says there is
still time to list few more items.
Anyone may call or see Mr.. Hobbs if
they have something to sell at this
auction.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry kaufman, ST.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene HUFFMAN
and baby motored to Anoka and Wis
tied their son and brother, Herman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moser were
| guests of Mrs. Moser's daughter, Mrs
Jack Srok and family, on Mothers
day.
Mrs. John Moser visited her son.
George Foley and family in Duluth
from Sunday night until Wednesday
, E. M. Arth made a business trip tC
the Twin Cities, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Seidel and Miss
Gladys Faudskar motOred to st. Paul
| and return Tuesday.
Merwin Seaman of st. Paul, is visit
ing his cousins, Dale and Lyle Berg
seth, this week.
Peace Lutheran Church, Rev. H
SpOrleder Pastor. class of five bows
will be confirmed next Sunday; the
members are Joseph Splinter, Otto
Petry, Edwin Darsow. Norman Petry
, and William Holstein. The class will
march in preceded by the pastor
After an examination in the chief
parts of Christian doctrine, the pastor
will give short address on: LET
That Abide In You Which Ye Have
Heard From the Beginning" The
senior choir will sing, al Am Jesus
Lamb" After the address the class
will give a confession of their faith
and will then become members of the
church. The service begins promptly
at 1918 a. m, oneIhalf hour sooner
than usual. The Sunday school will
have its regular meeting beginning al
$40 a. m. Senior and junior choir
J. practice this week on Friday night in.