Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-31
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and mother who passed away so sud
denly last week.
Mrs. Sadie Mason of Sac City, Iowa,
visited her sister, Mrs. Hugo Wick
strom, last week, On Tuesday the two
ladies went to Proctor to visit their
brother, Alfred Granville, and wife
and other relatives
At this time plans for a President
Roosevelt birthday bali to be given
at the village hall are announced and
from the interest taken good crowd
will participate.
Mrs. Math Ward and Mrs. Paul
Ward spent Monday with Mrs. Erick
Ahlbom
Jean Arth was able to go to school
this week although still suffering
from an infection in her knee joint
which has caused her great pain for
about ten days.
School reopened Monday after an
enforced vacation caused by the Sc
we're weather. Snow plows are keep
ing the main roads open but many
of the side roads are drifted full and
difficult to use.
Shirley Arth celebrated her elev-
enth birthday Sunday by entertain
ing five of her girl friends at the
home of her mother, Mrs. ]. H. Arth,
in the afternoon. Games were played
and lunch featuring a large birth
day cake was served at the end of
the happy day. Shirley received many
nice gifts to remember the day by.
Marian Englund spent the weekend
with her mother, Mrs. Al Faudskar,
returning to Minneapolis Monday.
Leonard Faudskar left Tuesday for
Fl. Dodge, Iowa, where he has secured
work.
Rev. A. Doe of Superior, will con-
duct services at ST. Johns church
for the American Lutheran congrega-
tion Wednesday, Feb 6, at 8 p. m.
Everyone is welcome. The conflrma-
tion class meets at the Elsola home
at p. m.
Mr.. Remer and Paul Beeman, adult
education teachers and Wallace Bee
man were guests at the C. Ia Smith
home Tuesday evening after the
classes.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer bosch and little
Helen spent Saturday evening at the
Hollis Ladd home.
Last Thursday evening Mrs. Dave
Samuelson entertained six ladies at
cards at her home, serving dainty
lunch after the games we're ended.
Emil Good, Jr., and Babe Willie
spent the weekend with their cousin
Albert Willie, Jr.
Louise Willie was the guest Of Es-
Their Belling Sunday.
Miss Ann Hekrdle of st. Paul, ar
rived home Tuesday of last week
She will spend few weeks with hel
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hekrdle
Sr.
Mrs. Lewis, who lives north Of
town, is i'll with pleurisy.
Mrs. Mary Sinclair and her brother
Ernest Hautala, came home last
Thursday, when they learned Of the
sudden death of their mother, Mrs
Henry Hautala- Mrs. Lester Pettis
another daughter, and her husband
and Miss Lucille Wiljakkala, sister Of
Mrs. Edward Hautala of Minneapolis
were also here to attend the funera
services.
Roy Oetterer was guest at the Joe
Koenings home Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Hendrickson, Jr., spent
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Dale
Ryan.
William Lentz visited his son ant
daughter in Duluth from Tuesday
until Saturday Of last week. Durin,
his absence, Mrs. Lentz' brother. An
drew Stokman, took care of the black
smith shop.
Be sure to attend the Home Eco
nomics Clothing class Tuesday, Feb
5, at 7:45 p. IN. at the school house
Miss Hooker conducts the class ant
is anxious to have a perfect attend
ance. Each one is to bring sample
Of bound buttonhole. Work on cloth
ing planning and selection will b.
taken up at the next meeting. Don
miss this class.
Peace Lutheran church, Rev. H
Sporleder, pastor.-Sunday school A
Of IA