Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-04-19
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who will be June bride. A large
number of her friends attended and
very fine array of beautiful and
useful gifts were presented to her.
A real surprise came when Uhro
Tapanila, the groom-tO-be, came from
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where he has
been employed and shared hOnOrs
with Miss Raunio. The guests had
brought lunch which was served at a
late hour, several of the men joining
the ladies at this time.
Mrs. N. G. Nordholm returned Sun
day from the hospital and is feeling
quite herself now.
The Rhine Lake Sunday school had
twenty pupils Sunday and two guests,
Milton and Mildred Norlund of Anoka.
Mrs. Erick Albion called at the
Paul Ward home Friday.
The Misses ROSalia, Helena and JO-
sepha Weber spent last Thursday eve
ming at the M. E. Ward home, while
"wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Ed Young
quiSt was a caller there.
William Kukkola spent Sunday
with his brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Norlund.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Werronen, Mr..
and Mrs, Thomas Pahkala and Mrs.
Sophie Hendrickson motored to
Thompson Sunday, and attended
church.
Rev. Anti Lepisto of Duluth, mo-
tored to Finlayson Friday and was
accompanied by Elmo Kari, Conrad
Kuitunen and Jack Saarberg of Palo.
Miss Ida Lundgren spent Friday
evening with Elma Kari.
Guests at the John Kari home Sun
day evening were the Misses Elma
and Ellen Kari and John Pahkala.
Victor Lurdgren spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Johnson.
The Peace Lutheran Ladies' Aid So
ciety will have a sale Saturday at
the Izaak Walton League cabin, when
all kinds of aprons and other articles
of fancy work will be offered Pie
and coffee will be served all day.
This will be a fine opportunity to
renew your supply of aprons and other
needs. Saturday. April 21, all day.
Irene and Esther Dahlstein, Irene
Heinonen, Jennie Mattson and Evelyn
Pyykko spent last Thursday at the
T. w. Norlund home, the occasion
being Mrs. Norlund's birthday.
Eleanore and Evelyn Heino, Evelyn
Pyykko. Roy whitman. and Ardella
and Lorna Rivers visited at the Gust
johnson home Sunday afternoon.
Arvo Mattson, Robert Heinonen, and
Elmer Pyykko visited at T. w. Nor
lund's Sunday.
Harry and Albert Bangert and their
grandfather, Mr.. Tim of st. Paul,
spent from Saturday evening until
kosch home.
Jennie and Arvo Mattson were
guests Wednesday evening of last
week at the E. Pyykko home.
Mrs. Victor Sironen spent last
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Minnie
Kari.
The Misses Florence Carlson and
Frances, Esther and Verna Peterson
of Minneapolis, were Saturday night
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil KukkOla,
going on to Duluth Sunday morning.
Saturday evening they were all enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Kinnunen.
The Bethany circle of st. Johns
Finnish Lutheran church met Friday
with Mrs. Minnie Kari and Friday Of
this week. April 20, Mrs. Albert Han
nu will have Ladies' Aid dinner at
her home.
Mrs. Edna l.. Field of Kimberly,
left last Thursday, after six weeks
visit at the NJ. w. Maupin home.
A chimney fire at the John Moser
home Sunday caused quite an amount
of damage and the fire truck and vol
unteers answered the call for help.
Beside damage to the roof in several
places, fire burned between the walls
making it necessary to have repair
work done in one bed room. There
was also damage done by water. The
building was insured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Mankenberg
of Walker, were Sunday dinner guests
at the D. l.. Samuelson home. Mr..
Mankenberg has rented the City Meat
Market owned by Mr.. Samuelson and
will take it over on May 1. They will
live in the apartment over the shop.
Mrs. Dave Samuelson gave a sur
prise birthday party for Mr.. Samuel
son Saturday evening at the Izaak
Walton League Cabin, about fifty
guests being present. At bridge,
prizes were received by Mrs. Dave
Fortier and Ed Arth, high, and Mrs.
H. E. Shafer and V. E. Shafer low.
At 500, Mrs. Sam bosch and w. M.
Maupin received high prize while
Miss Gladys Faudskar and Sam bosch
received low. Mrs. Sylvester Petry
and Mrs. Paul Seidel were high and
low winners at Bunco. A fine lunch
was served at midnight.
Ernest Beck drove to Minneapolis
Friday on a business trip, returning
Sunday evening.
Mrs. George Beck spent Friday at
the Holl home.
Mrs. William bosch and Mrs.
George Beck were guests at the
Wrasper home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Belling enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Arth at din