Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-12-19
WILLOW RIVER
Former Willow Woman Dies.

Former Willow Woman Dies.
Mrs. Chas. Keller of Rock Creek, |
formerly of Willow River, died at |
her home Monday afternoon after an
illness of several months. Mr.. and
Mrs. Keller came here several years
ago and located on a farm southwest
of the village. Later they moved
into town and about year ago to
Rock Greek. Her son. Earl Keller,
and family live here. She leaves her
husband, son and wife, and four grand
children. Interment will be made In
the home cemetery at Minneapolis.
Miss Ester Rugland, who has charge
of the domestic science course, in
structed her class Friday on how to
prepare and serve dinner for "a
people. The menu was very we'll
arranged, the food was we'll cooked
and the service was very good. This
practical instruction is the kind the
girls will not soon forget as it is
something they can put in use in their
everyday program. To defray the ex-
pense, the dinner was served to the
people of the village at small fee.
Mrs. Herb johnson was called to
Minneapolis Wednesday evening OF
last week on account of the illness
of her mother, Mrs. Jarchow. Herb
went down Saturday and they re-
turned Sunday. Mrs. Jarchow is
slightly improved.
D. H. Soliday, who spent the past
, five weeks here with his daughter,
Mrs. w. C. Ehmke, left Saturday to
visit his son, Edw. Soliday, and fam
lily in Duluth.
Little Gloria Nyrud, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Nyrud, celebrated
her sixth birthday Wednesday of last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Olson of
Sturgeon Lake, were at the Nyrud
home for supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sexton of Kerrick,
were guests at his parents home Sun
day.
Mr.. Mealy of Cresco, Iowa, father OF
the Late Mrs. VIM. Pembleton, is here
, for a two weeks visit with William
and son, Glenn.
Mrs. Alex Sharlow received nice
, gift box of Oregon apples recently
from Miss Nellie Conway Of Portland
> Ore. Miss Conway and Mrs. Sharlow
were neighbors several years age
I when they lived at Rutledge.
Y Matt Wach, local contractor, Is
putting up a flour mill 26 feet by
e SO feet on the old planning mill ant
: Burling's creamery site, both of the
;, other buildings having been destroyed
e by fire many years ago. Mr.. Wacf
will equip the flour mill so he cal
s handle any kind of cereal. but will
specialize on flour. He expects tt
v complete the building some time dur
ing the spring months.
e E. W. Johnson, proprietor of thu
Willow River telephone exchange
: and Frank Peters of Pequot, spent tn
r week end at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
k Victor Price. Mr.. Johnson made ;
+ contract and the exchange will b.
taken over by Vic Price.
n The Lutheran Ladies' Aid Of Willoy
r. River held it's annual meeting at tn
Rudolph Klatt home Saturday and tn
l. following officers were elected: vice
president, Mrs. Sager; treasurer, Mr.:
. Borchardt and secretary, Mrs. Col
" ing.
s. (From Another Correspondent
Word was received here recent
, by the John Brabanec family OF tn
II serious illness with double pneu
t. monia of Mrs. Richard Reed. formerl
%
1t pital Friends here wish her speed
le recovery.
Re On Wednesday of last week tn
t. local Legion and Auxiliary member
met at the high school building. Mr.
y John Doboszenski and Mrs. Joe Dubi
n. were the hostesses. The boys mad
* arrangements to put up a cOmmunft
tree for Christmas, give big Cal
I'd nival dance New Years evening 9
g the new hall and planned raffl
s. for December 20 at Denham. TIL
ladies planned to each donate thre
n crocheted squares toward an afga
and rattle same as soon as they ca
e. finish it. They have member 6
So Rochester now, Mrs. p. A. Peterso
OF WIN ucT llltlc Sui,
r. Virgil, who was operated on La!
* Thursday for a throat affliction. H
has been having treatments REGULAR
IN for the past year. He was In vel
lie serious condition for two days an
nights, but is improving slowly at tn
ip writing Mrs Peterson would appr'
ciate letters from Auxiliary member
rs as she has to stay in Rochester
whole month with her son. She Is
m the Northern hotel.
e. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dubie. accomp;
IL MED by Mildred Brabanec, spent Tue
Us day in Askov, Sandstone and Rutledg
IL Mrs. o. F. Wilson and daughte
Juanita. spent Tuesday at Moose Lal
n with Mr.. Wilson and Donald.
A A group of friends gathered at II
" Joe Dubie home Saturday night
p. play games and cards and listen
ng their new radio. Lunch was serve
at midnight by Mrs. Dubie.
ed Mr.. and Mrs Otto Walta were San
by stone callers Friday.
ct Mrs R. B. Wood and children spel
Monday morning shopping in San