Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-03-15

Bruno, visiting at the w. M. Englund
and ]. H. Lngren homes. Miss john
son called on friends there.
Irwin Osterman and son, Carol, and
Mrs. Marie Carroll of the Twin Cities,
drove here Wednesday Of last week,
to visit at the Dave Fortier home,
returning Friday except Mrs. Carroll.
who will remain for an indefinite
visit with her sons, Ernest and fam
| lily and Robert and also with her sis
ter, Mrs. FOrtier.
There have been three deaths in the
last four days Of last week. James
Carman, aged Civil war veteran, who
lived at the City Hotel, passed away
Wednesday evening, March Z; Oeva
Alexander Parvey, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Matt Parvey, was buried Saturday aft
ernoon, and Miss Kathryn Willwer-
ding who passed away Friday and was
buried Sunday afternoon at Geise. The
family of each one has the sincere
sympathy of their relatives and
friends.
| Rev. Aho stayed Saturday night
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mannelin
and conducted services Sunday morn
ing in the National Finnish Lutheran
church.
Miss Priscilla MarcOux. who has
been a winter house guest of Mrs. D.
E. Dotys, has returned to her home
in st. Paul and expects to reeurn for
a vacation in the summer.
| Mr. opd Mrc ChoS HouJo nf Dnt
ledge, were visitors at the Doty home
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Vincent Laska called on Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Peck Sunday afternoon.
Fred and Frank Vogt Left Tuesday
night for Echo, where they will be
lemployed on farms in that vicinity.
Fred will return to the same farm
home where he was employed last
summer.
Mrs. Oscar Bergseth entertained
Mesdames Peltola, A. Faudskar, and
Smith at her home Tuesday evening.
After the school board meeting they
were joined by Mrs. Wallio and Mrs.
Elsola and Messrs. Bergseth, Peltola,
Faudskar, and Smith, and the hostess
served coffee.
Frank, Joe, and Miss Laura Dupre
of Minneapolis, spent the, weekend at
the home of their parents north of
town.
Richard Tabelle, formerly of Iron
River, Wis, now is ready for business
as an agent of the Duluth Produce Co.
and will buy cream, also some poultry
and veal calves and if business war
rants will expand. He is located in
the north rooms at the former Arth
Bros. store and comes as an expert
enced man, having been in the bust
ness seven years. For the present he
is staying at the John Arth home but
expects to locate here permanently if
the venture is successful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Petry, Mrs. Fred
Entner, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Laid
returned from Minneapolis, where
they had attended the Land OLakes
annual meeting.
Saturday morning Mrs. Laid was
called to help care for Mrs. Ford and
the new baby who arrived that morn
ing to bless their home. Mrs. Ladd
stayed until Tuesday. Mrs. Laid and
Mrs. Ford were former friends in the
southern part of the state.
Elva Ladd, who works for Mrs. Har-
ty at the Lodge, spent Sunday at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Hollis Laid.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Cragun of Sand
stone, were callers at the C. L. Smith
home Sunday afternoon and were
pleased to find Mrs. Smith quite def
nitely on the road to recovery.
Sunday night Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Mannelin entertained the following
friends at their home: Mr.. and Mrs
John KarvO, and Mr.. and Mrs. SeverC
MattsOn and two sons from Finlayson
, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Koski and Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Rantila and son oil
Sandstone. Lunch was served at &
late hour.
: Miss Sigrid Mannelin left Wednes
!; day to visit her sister, Marie, an(
: secure work later.
Some additional information con
corning the work to be done with the
} CWA funds allotted to Finlayson will
be the establishing of nursery schoo
!, for children of below five years oil
) age, and kindergarten for children
: who will enter school next September
Miss Lucia Roach of Minneapolis, an(
Miss Lydia Carlson will work together
with the classes. Miss Fern Arth has
. been secured to be cook and will pre-.
pare a hot dish to be served in con
nection with their lunch from home
: Miss H. Koivuniemi, a registered
nurse, will attend all sessions to lool
: after the health of the youngsters
, 1t is fine opportunity to have your
children in the pre-school age schools
: where they will have fine training anC
care. The nursery school has for it:
main purposes: The promoting of the
) health of the child; preparing him fol
p. the grades, yet making a gradua
! break from the home; teaching him t.
share toys and to play with othel
children; giving him chance to de
, velOp to the best of his ability will