Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-08-01
FINLAYSON

Mr.. and Mrs. John Albion and son.
Johnny. spent Sunday afternoon at the
Albert Anderson home
A F. Long. Ernest Beck and their
nephew. Kenneth Beck. drove 10 Carl
ton sunday to spend the day with
Kenneth's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ches-
ter Beck and family.
Mrs. Mary bosch had as her guest
sunday her granddaughter. HELM
Mrs. Emil Nader. Mrs. Richard
Foley and Mrs. Jack Srok VIII enter
s. They invite all to attend.
Mrs. A. c. Bowser entertained eight
little girls and boys last THURSDAY art
ernoon in honor Of the NTH birthday
of her granddaughter. Judith Kay
Frye. at Harty's Lodge where Mrs.
Frye and JUDITH had been el1a y n M:
Mrs. Mike Harry of Sandstone. spent
Monday night at her cottage at Pine
Miss Eleanor stenman of Walker; is
Maxi. and was present when several
of Mrs. Maki's friends gave her sur
prise party sunday evening.
The Frank Makela, Jr. family re-
turned Friday to their home in Besse-
mere, Mich. after visiting relatives ana
friends here for the past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. c. ketter and three
children Wyatt Ryan and son. vernon
Miss Gertrude ketter OF MINNEAPOLIS
and Henry Greenwald and sons of st;
Paul. spent the weekend at the carr
Ryan home and enjoyed the nshlng at
Little Pine lake.
daughter. Evelyn. and Mr.. Anderly ana
daughters. Helen and Fillmore, OF 81;
Cloud. visited last Wednesday and
Thursday morning at the Vincent Laska
home Mr.. Mega and Mr.. Laska are
Stanley Laska came from the cCc
ents over the weekend. On SUNDAY.
Mrs. Laska, Stanley. Clara and Alice
visited at the clyde McLain home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude kadous or ST.
paul spent the week END with the lat
tiers parents, Mr.. and Mrs JULIUS
Kraetzner.
wood called on Mrs. Andrew Weber
Marguerite. Anita and Welton Maui
pin left Saturday evening for MIME nha5-
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wlllam
Welton for two weeks.
on Monday Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Mau-
pin and Mrs. Maupin's brother-in,law
and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Collett
of Minneapolis. left for a ten day va
cation in the northern part OF the
state and possibly Wisconsin the re-
lief man is in charge of the n. r.
station during Mr.. Maupin's absence.
There will be the regular service at
the Methodist church Sunday afternoon
Gerhard in charge You are welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Creech of Alton.
Iowa. are spending the summer IN one
of the Carl Splinter CABINS. while Mr.
Creek regains his health. Mrs. G. eech
Will be remembered by many as Edna
Bates. former resident of Finlayson.
Several of the young men have gone
TO the wheat fields OF North Dakota
Elmo Kari took Edward Elsola and
Edwin Norlund on Wednesday to Arena
and Bob and Eldred Arth and Ernest
Anderson went to Erie SUNDAY.
Mrs. Hugo Wickstrom returned SIT,
urday night with Mr.; and Mrs Aired
her daughter. Mrs. Earl Blomquist. in
Superior and with the Glanville ana
Dumphy families in Proctor. Jack and
Bonnie Dumphy returned with her for
a visit here The Granville family
stayed until Sunday night and other
guests for sunday dinner We're Mr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Berg Of Pine CITY.
DR.. Hull of Sioux Falls. ). D.. for
merly a veterinarian at Sandstone was
a guest at the Wickstrom home sum
Miss Alice Metsala and A. F. samuel
son of Minneapolis. We're guests Of Mr.:
and Mrs. Emil Kukkola Sunday ana
sunday night. During the day they
all attended the annual meeting OF the
Arrowhead district of the Isaac Walton
league at Moose Lake as did several
other Finlays son members and their
ON Saturday. Mrs. Kukkola gave a
party for her little daughter; Patrl-
o ond birthday. Six little girls were
guests and Mrs Kukkola was assisted
by Francis Zwiers and Marie HolsteIn
in the games which the lit tots
played. The gifts and especially the
birthday cake with ITS trimmings
caused much excitement to the little
! hostess and the afternoon was most
Mrs. George DeYoung of Mnneapo-
lis. came Saturday to visit for couple
of weeks with her mother. Mrs. Aina
Lock wood and sister. Mrs. A. Faud-
skar and mother-in-law, Mrs. Gus
Schmidt. where Jack, her son. has been
spending the summer. Her other son.
Mason. is also here.
Mrs. w. T. Pearson and grandson.
Willis Franson. returned Tuesday from
few days visit at the Franson home
in Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carlson and
lighter. Ruth. and Mrs. Alfred john
son of Minneapolis. spent the week end
az the Ed Carlson home. COrrlne john
son returned home with her mother
after three weeks visit at the Carl
Mrs. Ida Wilson and SON Harold Of
Minneapolis. came sunday to visit Mrs.
Wilson's sister. Mrs. Ernest Belling and
/ family for two weeks
| Mr.. and MIS-. Joe Matson and baby,
jeanne. of Minneapolis, Were SUI per
Monday evening. Miss Haze Hoglund
returned after weeks visit with
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There Will be service at the st. johns
Lutheran church Wednesday. August
/ :. at p. m. for the American Lutheran
con Cregation with the pastor, Rev. Doe
/ Of Superior in charge. There VIII be
no confirmation class at this time.
The annual picnic of the Askov and
/ Finlayso crearneries viii be held Au-
gust 10 at the Kettle River park. Pan
| to bring your dinner and enjoy day
with your neighbors. Free flee.
cream and sugar viii be provided and
after dinner there VIII be sports and
| games and a good program. Don't for
| get the date. Saturday. Aug. 10.
Peace Lutheran church. Rev. H. Spor-
leder. pastor. Bible school at 1915 a.
m; German service at 10:i5 a. m SUBJ
/ ject. The Feeding of the Four Thou