Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-09-27
CLOVER TOWNSHIP

Carl Neuhring received the sad
news Of the death of his brother,
Henry, of Merrill. Wis. He died fol-
lowing several strokes.
Mrs. Rudolph Behrendt, who has
been visiting in Duluth and Rush City
the past week, was expected home
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Robertson and
son of st. Paul, spent Sunday at Chas.
Robertson's. Mrs. Chas. Robertson &C.
companied them and will be at home
for week.
The boxing match and dance at
Clover hall Saturday night was quite
we'll attended and all seemed to enjoy
the sport. Hank Latour, Ed Brown,
Ed Tremert and his sister, Anna, and
three of their girl friends, all of ST..
Paul. came to attend. The first match
was between Hank Tremert and Ray
mond Chollett and was a draw. The
second was between Ed Tremert and
Sidney Daley and was a good eXhi-
bition.
Orval Thompson and friend, Floyd
Howard, spent the weekend at the
Thompson home.
Mrs. Fred Golf called at Jack Hird's
Sunday afternoon.
Mildred Nelson, sister of Vernon
and Edward Nelson, was a visitor at
the Ben Irons home Wednesday of last
week.
A number of young folks Of Clover,
went to Webster Sunday evening to
attend services by Rev. Blomgren,
who has been travelling different
places in Russia. They report very
good talk.
Mrs. Sanworth called at the Hird
home Sunday.
Lem Irons went to the cities Tues
day on business.
Jane Condor left Friday for her
school near Sturgeon Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick had sup
per with Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hird
Sunday evening.
The Garden club dance at Ogema
hall Saturday night was we'll attended
and all enjoyed the evening.
Mr.. Sampson Of Spring Valley,
Several men in this community are
busy building a new road leading to
the Nelson Bros. farm, now occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Grace.
Miss Carlson, the new teacher in
Dist. No. SO, was busy Saturday and
Monday checking up on the things
she will need in school. She called
I'd Cat,,rdou OF Tod
Irons Monday.
Kelley Anderson is employed on the
Gordon Thompson farm now. Gordon
is some better at this writing.
Manley Thorn went to Pine City to
stay with his grandmother and attend
high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Math Becker of Dun
das, visited at the Thompson home
Wednesday and Thursday of last
week.
Mrs. Ruby Papenfuhs and little
daughter, Juanita Winefred, and Mrs.
Thompson and nephew, Alfred Frye,
attended the community picnic and
visited in Hinckley last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Page of st. Paul, spent
Sunday at G. n. Browns.
Doris Golf went to Webster Tues
day with Ben Irons, to stay until Sat-
urday and take treatments.
Mrs. Gordon Thompson received
word that her son, Tom, who is a
sailor, is to be married to Miss Klara
Siebold on his next trip to Hamburg,
Germany.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanson were
Sunday afternoon callers at G. N.
Browns and report a very nice trip
to Chicago and the fair.
Georgia Nichols spent the weekend
at the Thompson home.
Leo Sacre of Indianola, Ia, and
nected with show playing at Chip
pewa Falls this week, came over for
a weekend fishing trip at the Sacre
home.
Kelly Anderson, Orval Thompson
and Floyd Howard called on Mr.. Kel-
ly's mother and grandfather at Sand
stone Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Irons attended the RNA
convention at Rock Creek Friday, and
stayed over night with her parents
there.
Miss Edna Schauer spent the week.
end at the Sacre home.
Doris and Lois Irons are spending
a few days with their uncle and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Biwer of Hinck-
ley.
Caroline Biwer and Evert Akin
were Sunday evening guests of Frank
Irons.
j. P. Westlund and F. L. Sacre went
to the Frederic mill Tuesday with
wheat to exchange for flour.
The Nelson Bros. and Bob Irons
called at Frank Irons Sunday after
noon.
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