Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-10-11
CLOVER TOWNSHIP


noon of last week with Mrs. Sacre.
A large permanent CCC camp is
being erected at Yellow Banks on the
St. Croix river.
Mrs. Curtis Lyon and her sisters,
Beatrice and Myrtle Swan went to
Minneapolis Saturday morning, re-
turning Sunday evening. Mrs. Swan.
who had been visiting her mother
and sister there, returned with them.
G.. N. Brown and Wayne Brown
made trip in Wisconsin Sunday.
The school in District No. SO is
progressing nicely with Miss Lydia
Carlson as teacher.
Several farmers in Glover are sell
ling cattle to the government.
Bonnie Hamm came home from the
cities Sunday.
The Garden club dance at Ogema
hall Saturday night was we'll attended
by very nice crowd, who enjoyed
the evening.
Miss Schauer spent Saturday night
and Sunday at the Sacre home.
Mrs. Behrendt attended Ladies' Aid
Friday at Mrs. Dornet's in Danbury.
A fourteen pound boy was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Rasmussen Thurs
day, October 4.
Wayne Brown is assisting with the
work at F. L. Sacre's.
Mr.. Lunquist took Geo. Ford to Clo-
quet Saturday afternoon to purchase
team of horses.
Mrs. Gordon Thompson and daugh-
ter, Ruby, and baby and Mrs. Tommy
Thompson visited in Pine City Sat-
urday at Chas. Tripler's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Drake and son
called at Frank Sacres and Arthur
Ryan's Sunday afternoon.
r. P. Rasmussen of Askov, was a
caller at H. C. Rasmussen's Sunday
afternoon.
Victor Golf has been i'll with some
throat trouble, but is improved at this
writing.
Henry Thompson and wife and
Tommy Thompson and wife and fam
lily were supper guests at Gordon
Thompson's Sunday evening.
Bonny Hamm and Emily Irons
called at H. C. Rasmussen's Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Palmer of
Beardsley, arrived at the D. X. Jones
home Tuesday. Mr.. Palmer returned
last Thursday, Marvin staying for a
longer visit. Some friends and neigh
bors had birthday party for her Sun
day afternoon.
Little Leslie Frye visited few days
at Gordon Thompson's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alderman and family
visited at Fred Browns Sunday.
Mrs. Neuhring and Viola called on
Mrs. Hird Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Stevens spent Monday after
noon with Mrs. Gordon Thompson and
daughter, Ruby.
Laurence Irons and Vernon Mel
son left Wednesday for st. Charles
with a truck load of rutabagas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Ryan and son,
Thomas, spent Sunday at the S. A.
Daley home.
Ralph Alters is helping at the Cor
don Thompson home this week.
Mrs. Hird has been ill for several
days, but is better now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kramer and family
took dinner Sunday with Lem Irons
and then all went to the Yellow Banks
in the afternoon to inspect the new
CCC camp.
Everett Atkins, Caroline Bower,
and Bonny Hamm were Sunday guests
at Frank Irons.
Mrs. Ogg, daughter and husband,
called at Jack Hird's on their way
home from st. Paul. They had also
attended the wedding of Peggy Fulton
at White Bear.
C. L. Thompson took supper with
his son, Gordon and family, Saturday
evening.
Mack DeMoss took Mrs. Condor and
Lois DeMoss to Hinckley to consult
the doctor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennie Marudus spent
Sunday at Fred Browns.
The Misses Doris and Hazel
Behrendt came home from the cities
Saturday night to spend few days
at home.
Mrs. John Stewart called at Chas.
Robertson's and Ed Thom's Wednes-
day of last week.
Ben Irons and son, Bob, were bus1-
ness callers at Jack Hird's Sunday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wetzel and Carl
Behrendt of Rush City, visited at
Rudolph Behrendt's Sunday.
Frank Kuhl of Siren, Wis, called
| at Ed Thom's Sunday afternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lenord Robertson
came from st. Paul Sunday to visit
his brother, Charles, and family. Mrs.
Chas. Robertson returned with them