Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-02-14
FINLAYSON

loss OF their little daughter, Iva, VINO
passed away last Thursday after
days illness of pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Petry left a
week ago Sunday for Milaca, where
they will make their future home as
George has work i'm a garage there.
Mrs. Arthur Nelson of Minneapolis,
visited her mother, Mrs. Lockwood.
over the weekend. Marian Englund
spent from Friday evening till Sunday
evening with her mother, Mrs. A.
Faudskar. Mrs. Dave Doty had visited
relatives in the Cities last week and
all came here Friday night with
Fritzie Holstein from Minneapolis.
Mrs. Harry Woessner entertained at
three tables of bunco at her home
Friday night. After pleasant eve
ning's play prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Harvey Miller and Mrs. Manken-
burg, high, and Mrs. Victor Shafer
and Mrs. A. R. Belling, low. A de-
licious lunch was served at a late
hour.
Mrs. Joe Schilling returned Friday
from Superior, where she had been
visiting her son, Bill Fritsch and 9TH
err relatives for about two months.
Mrs. j. J. Malloy left Wednesday of
last week for St. Peter, where she
will visit her mother and other rela-
tives for a month. Her mother is
not we'll and Mrs. Malloy will help
care for her.
Hre ncoor parocokb onto ~ a; mod Of
a bunco party at her home Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. Arthur Nelson of
Minneapolis, and Mrs. Field of Kim
berly, Mrs. Maupin's house guest, as
special guests. Mrs. Nelson received
first prize, Mrs. Elsola, second, and
Mrs. Field low. A delightful supper
was served at the conclusion of the
pleasant afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jorgan Hanson and
children were Sunday dinner guests
at the Harvey Miller home.
Lyle Bergseth was one of the three
young men who took the Naval Acad-
envy test at Pine City Monday.
Mrs. Ed Buggie returned Monday
noon from a few days visit with her
children, Mrs. Jack Bosch, Mary,
Winifred and Gregory Buggie in
Minneapolis.
Miss Bernice Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Rockwell and Forest
Johnson spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Bosch.
Miss Josephine Kaeder, who works
in Minneapolis, visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kaeder, over the
weekend.
David Raivo and son, Suhlo, and
daughter, Elma, accompanied Johnny
Johnson to h-Gwah-Ching near Wal
ker Saturday, to see their son and
brother, Arvid. who is a patient there
Guests at Mrs. John Ahlbom's Fri
day were Mrs. M. E. Ward and Mrs.
Nels Nordholm.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oetterer spent
Sunday afternoon with Roy and Alice
Albion.
On Sunday evening Fred Walker
brought his daughter, Miss Kathleen
Walker, to the John Albion home,
where she boards and was accompa-
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father and uncle, all of Sandstone.
Miss Walker teaches the Rhine Lake
school and Mr.. Sandwich is doing his
second week of practice teaching
there this week.
The following were guests at the
A. F. Long home Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Bates, Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Foley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Nader and fam
lilies, Mrs. George Beck, Ernest Beck
Mrs. Mary Bosch and Miss Thelma
HOlpre. The occasion was to cele-
brate the third birthday Of Mary Lou
Long which was on Saturday.
Miss Cleo Schwab Of Comfrey, came
last Friday evening to visit at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. Ed Arth and
family.
Mrs. Sam bosch was called to
Chaska last week when she received
word of the death Of a nephew. The
funeral was on Saturday.
Mrs. Al. c. BOwser and son, Leroy
and Miss Bernice Anderson spent Fri
day evening at the Charles Tollas
home.
Miss Esther Heino and Mrs. Car
Heino Jr, called at the Ed MattsoI
home Sunday evening.
Esther Belling and Louise Willie
spent Thursday with Esther's sister
Mrs. Walter Jensen, east of Rutledge
A study club was formed at the
school house Wednesday afternoon Of
last week when ten ladies met with
Mr. Remer, adult education teacher
for that purpose. Several subjects
will be stressed, namely parliament
airy procedure, social problems, Eng.
lish, grammar and various other sub
jects as demand arises. Mrs. Peltola
was chosen chairman and Mrs. Pear.
son secretary. Regular officers will
be elected this week Committees
were appointed, nominating, constitu
tion. and program. The club prom.
iSes to be very interesting and it Is
hoped that many more women ant
young ladies will join.
Mrs. Ed Barnick was called to st
Paul last week to the bedside Of hel
niece, who was critically Ill with
pneumonia.
The regular service will be con
Quoted at st. Johns church by Rev
A. Doe next Wednesday night. Feb