Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-08-01
WILLOW RIVER
VIII Reside I'm MINNEAPOLIS.

VIII Reside I'm Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Nessel of Min
neapolis. left Saturday after few
days visit at the home of her father.
John Polivka. The young couple were
married July Is at the First Presby-
N. X. schiff. The bride. Miss Libby
Polivka, lived with her parents on a
farm west of here which is now oc,
cupied by her brother. Fred Pol vka and
school. having finished her high schoo!
course in Pine City. She graduated
was employed dietician at Harper's
hospital at Detroit. Mr.. Nessel Is q
University graduate in the college OF
chemistry and is employed at the uni
versity. They had a short honeymoon
in the northern part of the state and
will reside in Minneapolis.
A. ]. Norm. a veteran newspaper edi-
tor. at present employed on the ltasca
County Independent at Grand Rapids.
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. b. Linsley. His old newspaper as
SociateS will be glad to know he is
in good health and able to work again.
His family is still in Los Angeles. Calf.
where he spends month or so escap-
ing the cold winter months here.
The BURBERRY , harvest IN th us COM com
has been very good Owing to recent
rains the berries have had a chance
to develop and nave a very SOOu dNOr
The crop is plentiful and the price re-
mains around II cents per quart.
Miss June Gustafson and her little
sister of Pine City. are here renewing
acquaintance among their former
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. VIM Rhines-
land of Milwaukee. Wis. came here with
Graydon Bachmann from MINNEAPOLIS
Sunday night to spend two weeks
vacation with her mother. Mrs. liza
Bachmann.
h Of
River Falls. came Sunday to get Mrs.
Cerney and the children who have been
spending the summer here with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. N. X. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Denney and chill
dren Of Minneapolis. who have been
visiting at the home of Mr.; and Mrs.
Sunday. Ellen Johnson and son. Rich
ard. and friends from Upsala. We're
guests at the Lundgren home also,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Peters and son.
Layton, and Ed Roeske spent the week
end here as guests at the Cofer Hotel.
Vernon. of MINNEAPOLIS. visited at the
home of a brother. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Goring over Sunday.
Those from here who attended the
funeral of the late John Jumer former
resident here. who was Laid to rest
Saturday. were Mr.. and ~, Mrs; - John Hhs
Louis Gerard, Alex Hyska. and Mr.. and
Mrs Ed Danelski They all returned
Saturday evening. Mrs. Ed Schultz ana
children, sister of Mrs. Ed Danelski'
ton here with her parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. r. w. Stepan. Mr.. Jumer was a
relative of the Danelski and Hyska fam
lilies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Smith and son
of Minneapolis, are here at First lake
camping and picking and canning blue,
berries Mrs. Smith is a niece or Ed
Goring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Coulter and Mr. and
Mrs Elmer ssh hr ,; Of TWO aha hdrp mrs
Ted Thompson last week. Douglas
Thompson returned with them. w..
Arthur Borchardt. student at the uni
Forestry. just completed a six weeks
course at Douglas Lodge in the north
ern part of the state and is nome win
chardt until the University opens for
the fall term.
Mr.. and Mrs Grant Thompson and
Klatt were here Saturday and Sunday
visiting their parents and other ie.a-
tives. They are all employed In Pine
City.
CCC camp near DuXbury the past SIX
months. has been put in the culinary
department and finds the work very
interesting and to his liking. He VIII
remain in the camp for some time In
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Killion and
Id hlll1On uftut5hlSi 49,
were guests at the home of DR.. ana
Mrs w. G. Ehmke over the weekend
They picnicked at sturgeon Lake sum
day. $4,000,
Miss Ziegler. a teacher at Ely stopped
here Monday on her way nome anu
invited Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Ehmke TO
accompany her to her home and speno
n part of their vacation there. MISS
ZiegIer is an aunt of Mrs. Ehmke.
Mrs Howard Johnston and little son
are here spending short time with
her husband who is assisting ms uncle
Andrew Wahlstrom. at the creamery.
Mrs. l.. A. Johnston. MRS. Bode.c
son of Vasa. Mrs. c. CT Frederickson or
Grandy. and Roger Johnston of Mon
tana were guests at the WahlStroIh
home Tuesday. Roger has been attend
ing the college of Forestry at the l nj
yersity of Montana and has been placed
i'm a respon sibIe position in the national
office at Washington. d. c. He Is a
nephew of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wahlstrom.
They left Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. w. Thompson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thompson, all OF
st Paul spent last week at the ChaS.
Thompson home. All drove to Duluth
Wednesday and spent the day there.
Dorothy Farchild of Morgan Park.
who was visiting at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. G.. G. Sexton. left for her
home Monday. She rode with Mrs.
NeIs Nyrud on her way to ST. Mary's
hospital to bring home Hans Hanson
who had been there for trea mentS
Mrs ED Clough. Mr.. Hanson's daugh-
ter who has been at st. Mary's with
him. also returned Monday.