Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-04-04
CLOVER TOWNSHIP

Jack Grace and Mack DeMoss went
to Hinckley Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kramer called
at Lem Irons Sunday evening.
Dorothy Rasmussen is at home now.
after working for Mrs. AbrahamSon all
winter.
Mrs. Emma Stevens left Tuesday for
Pine City where she will serve on the
jury this term.
Gordan Thompson moved Kenneth
courtny from we near pipe st to north
Mrs. Earnest Papenfuhs and little
daughter came last Thursday to spend
few days with her mother. Mrs. G.
Thompson. and get her spring sewing
Lois DeMoss and Mrs. Soens visited
school in District 123 Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Thompson. Orvil
Harmon. and Mr.. Garner and sons at
tended a birthday party at Mr.. Voss'
Monday night. March 25:
It is understood that Christ RasmuS-
sens are about ready to occupy their
new house.
Mrs. Stewart returned last Thursday
for medical aid.
Viola and Larue Neuhring We're din
ner guests. of Mr.. and Mrs. Walfrel
The District % teachers resumed their
duties this week. after a weeks vaca-
ton.
Orvil Thompson and Marvin Garner
went TO Sandstone sunday evening.
Raymond LePage returned with them.
| He viii do car repairing.
Howard Reese and Tommy Broadland
called at Jack Hird's Sunday afternoon.
Frank Orr and family visited at the
| Fred Goff home Sunday.
Several from this community attended
| the miscellaneous shower given Mr.. and
Mrs. Delmar Benson at the home of
| Mrs. Swan Sunday afternoon. They re-
! ceved many useful presents.
Frank Orr accompanied Gordon
/ Thompson to the cities Monday and
/ Tuesday with stock.
irwin Westlund went to Faribault last
/ Thursday. returning Saturday.
Mrs Robertson came here from the
cities Tuesday of last week and stayed
until Saturday AT home.
Miss Edna Schauer spent the week
| end at the Frank Sacre home and went
| to her home in Sandstone Tuesday. She
| will spend her three weeks Easter vaca
The road from the Clover town hall
west to the corner. is being worked
| this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Grace visited at
| the parental Grace home Sunday.
Myrtle Swan visited her sister. Mrs.
Lyon. from Thursday until Saturday.
Lem Irons and Jack Grace went to
Webster last Thursday.
Lem Irons and family attended church
! in Webster. Sunday afternoon.
Goo Late for Last Week)
Mrs. Harry Drake returned home
/ from Minneapolis Monday. after spend
ing a week visiting friends.
W. r. Allen purchased a team of
mules west of Rutledge Saturday.
Ted Irons was business caller at
]. p. Westlund's Monday forenoon and
had dinner at F. L. Sacre's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Thompson and
Sam Garner We're dinner guests at the
Noss home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Brown and Free
man Stevens went to Hinckley Friday
and We're unable to return home until
Sunday evening on account of high wa
ter at Kettle river and Big Sand creek
Mrs Emma Stevens took dinner at
Henry Andermanns Sunday. Mrs.
Stevens had supper there also.
Ted Bagge and Amer Ecklund spent
Saturday afternoon at the Ed Thorn
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Lem Irons went to Min
neapohs Friday and expected to return
home Tuesday.
Mrs Laurence Irons and children and
her sister, June Grace. We're callers at
Clyde Dailey's Saturday afternoon.
John Stewart. AfIner Ecklund. and
Ted Bagge called on Chas. Robertson
Mr. and Mrs w. r. Allen were calling
on Mr. Lunquist Sunday afternoon.
Marvin Garner helped with the work
last week and this week at the q.
Thompson home.
Victor Goff returned To his home
Wednesday from Kingsdale. where he
had been the past month helmng Mr..
Frank Irons and Adolph Schmidt made
a business trip to Pine City last Tues
day.
Mrs. John Stewart writes that she
hopes to he coming home soon from
Minneapolis. where she has been for
medical aid
Mrs. G. n Brown and Mrs F. L.
Sacre called on Mrs. Grow. the new
nea gh hors on the Wells farm Sunday
afternoon.
} Jack Hird was reported as being i'll
enough to he confined TO his bed sun
day. All hope for a speedy recovery.
ID. X. Jones was on the sick list. hut
* improved at this writing.
There Is no school IN District 90 this
week on account of the teacher not
being able to get back. after spending
the week lend at home.
| Francis Irons and Edward and Yer
non Nelson were dinner guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Irons sunday
| Fred Golf and son. Victor. helped
saw wood at ID. X. Jones' Saturday.
Buster Sadler and Weslie Jones Were
callers at the Ben Irons and Hastings
homes Sunday afternoon