Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-07-04
CLOVER TOWNSHIP

Mr. and Mrs. Walfred Nelson ana
daughter, June. called at the John
Stewart home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crow of Sioux Rapids,
came Sunday to visit their son, Earl,
and family. Little Helen Grow re-
turned home with them.
Chas. Mutt and family visited at
the Ted Irons home Sunday.
Mrs. Sacre and niece, Grace, called
on Mrs. Edgar and Irwin Westlund
Monday afternoon. Pearl came home
with them to spend the night with
Grace.
The D. ]. Jones family spent Sun
day at the Pat Holmes home.
The Jack Grace and Lem Irons
families motored to Hinckley and
Grindstone lake Sunday.
Mr.. Swanson of Rutledge, was at
the Lem Irons home for potatoes Mon
day.
Mrs. Benson and children. Mrs. AL
lers. and Mrs. Ernest Papenfuhs and
baby were visitors at the Gordon
Thompson home Wednesday of last
week. Mrs. Otto Papenfuhs spent the
afternoon there also and G. n. Brown
was a dinner guest the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pechacek and
little daughter of Brook Park, spent
Sunday at the parental Golf home.
Mrs. Stevens also had dinner there
and all called at the Saddler home in
the afternoon.
Ben Irons called at the home of his
brother, Lem, Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Walfred Nelson are
the proud parents of a girl born Mon
day. July /. Mrs. Harold Hamm is
assisting them with the work.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Drake and Fred
Golf were dinner guests at the John
Rohweder home Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Robertson came home
Saturday night from st. Paul, where
she had been employed.
Mrs. Sacre called at the Fred
Brown home Sunday afternoon for her
niece, Grace Carpenter, who spent the
weekend with Peggy and Shirley
Brown.
The FarmerLabOr meeting at Clo-
yer hall Saturday night was well at
tended. Rev. Swanson was the speak
er of the evening and a nice program
was also rendered after which dane
ing was enjoyed by all. The next
meeting will be held at Ogema hall
on the last Saturday night in July
Mr.. Soens and Mrs. Mccormick are
on the entertainment committee anC
Mr.. Stulen and Mrs. Bostrom on the
lunch committee.
Dorothy Rasmussen and Mr.. anC
Mrs. Higher of st. Paul, were supper
guests Sunday evening at the Christ
Rasmussen home and helped Mrs
Rasmussen celebrate her birthday.
Ed Nelson, Pat Holmes. and Mr.
and Mrs. Curtis Lyon called at the
Gordon Thompson home Tuesday.
Lem Irons and Jack Grace went t
Duluth Tuesday and each purchased
a horse. Mr.. Widdes brought the
horses down in a truck.
Rev. Swanson called at the G. n
Brown home Saturday evening.
Mrs. Ernest Papenfuhs and bah!
had supper at the Paul Frye home
Tuesday evening The Frye famil!
then spent the evening at the Papen
fuhs home.
5. B. Wells of Pine City, came t.
his farm Monday.
Mrs l. W. Westlund called on Mrs
Grow Friday afternoon enroute t
Hinckley. Mrs. Grow was i'll few
days last week. Mrs. G. n. Brown
helped her with the work.
Correction: Mrs. Frank Irons ant
children had Sunday dinner at thu
Len Freeman home instead of Emm;
Stevens as announced last week.
Mrs. Frank Irons and children wen
to Danbury Sunday and brought Mrs
them to visit for a while. Mrs. Vett
ling is employed at the Bill Warne
home.
Arthur Koop called at the Jacl
Hird home Tuesday.
Mrs. Hird visited at the Allen hom
Monday.
]. P. Westlund called at the Jacl
Hird and Garner homes Sunday aft
: ernoon.
Mrs. VIM. Allen called on Mrs Hir
: Sunday afternoon.
Alex Frye and Alfred. and Sam Gar
ner and two sons. Marvin and Arnold
? went to st. Paul Wednesday of las
5 week.
Mrs. Paul Frye and Thora Sober
stayed with the Alex Frye child-el
Tuesday while Mr.. and Mrs. Fry
went to Hinckley on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Frye and son
and Sam Garner took Alfred Frye t