Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-10-25
WILLOW RIVER

Eugene Guessing. clifford and Mar
garet Anderson. Roy Nelson. and Mr..
Saturday to attend the homecoming.
They enjoyed the football game very
much but Eugene and Clifford were
Veny sorry th add lost IA to ne
members OF the Ladies' Aid last Thurs
day afternoon. They met to do some
of the sewing for the fall sale which
Thursday. Nov. rs. The correct place
will be announced in church later. The
Herb Johnson.
A. +. Gustafson. superintendent of
the local school has for the second
Lyceum Course in bringing speakers
and entertainers to this community.
The first lecture was given Tuesday
1.-THE Cave Man." of Kewanea Ill. This
was illustrated with slides and very
interesting. He has made all of his
of the exceedingly rare eyeless fish.
The only other life that inhahts the
caves are crawfish. salamanders. and
underground passages: Seeing these
pictures and listening to the lecture OF
this famous scientist is in itself an
@os 10 about facts in nature that
Oct. 81. at a. m. Nine. ID. Pirie Beyea
will give lecture on travel which will
be most interesting. In selecting num-
bers for this lyceum course. Mr.. Gustaf-
son has made each number outstanding
and different SO If one does not like
them all there will be some that will
be very interesting and to your liking.
The public should take more interest
and attend these low cost educational
and entertaining lyceum programs.
mother. Amanda Pembleton. left for FL
gin, Iowa. where they will visit Mrs.
VIM. Pembleton's relatives and friends
Miss Dorothy wnlmont of Chicago.
came Saturday to visit at the home of
Mr.: and Mrs. Otto Reuer.
ity club was held at the school house
last Thursday evening. Mrs. Albin
Lundgren. president. presiding. Ma
mated by the club to be placed in Ket-
tie River park. The tennis court has
been given another coat of clay for
hard surface and will be i'm shape for
the tennis players in the spring. 1t is
located just east of the school building.
The finance committee will give card
party at the school house on Friday.
vited. The following judges We're Sc
lected to decide on the best number on
each program: Mrs w. A. Ehmke: Mrs.
son. The following were on the pro-
gram: Miss Sybil Pettijohn. book re-
port; Alberta Guessing. r. NJ, children
strom. song. and Miss Mabel Wen
strom. violin solo. A membership
meeting. which will be Thursday. Nov.
Is. Lunch committee for Thus meeting
will be Mrs. A. E. Borchardt. Mrs. A. H.
Anderson. Miss Ruth Anderson; pro-
gram. Miss sylvia Guessing. Mrs. w. 4.
Ehmke, and Mrs. Ed Goring.
Mrs. Albin Lundgren and daughter.
Geraldine. Sonny Johnson. and Thomas
Slime made pleasure trip through Jay
Cooke park and on to Fond du Lac Sum
day.
drew Wahlstrom left early Saturday
morning to spend the week END in Min
me neapolis: visiting friends and shopping.
They returned Sunday evening.
Andrew Wahlstrom and children.
Meta and Buddy. spent Sunday with his
parents.
ing up the old firearms for the pheas
ant hunt. Mike Novak went out to one
of his fishing haunts at Shoemaker lake
and caught ten pound northern pike,
measured nearly three feet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bohaty and
little son. Jimmie. drove to Finlayson
Mrs. Frank Devall who lives on
farm east of Willow River. was taken
to Duluth hospital in a very critical
be regaining her former health.
Rev. FIR. Joseph Majas drove to Byuck
Monday to take Thomas WojciechOwSki
home. He came here last Thursday to
consult the local doctor. who advised
him to go through the Duluth clinic.
His trouble was gall bladder infection.
He preferred to try the medical treat
ment and rest so returned to his home
and family Monday.
Mrs. Claire Whiting and daughter.
Blanche. returned Sunday from Mime
apOliS, where they We're the past week,
visiting friends and shopping.
Mrs. Otto Reuer entertained the
bridge club Tuesday night.
Mrs. Anna Anderson and little girls.
Helen and Arlene. drove to Duluth Sat
urday and spent the weekend with
Miss Maud Macmillan and other friends.
Charles Stanton and two of his
friends from st. Paul, spent the week
end here with his father j. r. Stanton.
Miss Irene Hoybuan from Duluth,
spent the weekend with Loretta Burns.
She returned home Monday.
Russell Cooley of Minneapolis. broth
er of Mrs. John Currell, is spending his
vacation here. He came about three
weeks ago.