Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-04-11
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and Mrs. Herman Schutt, started to
work as a clerk for the Willow River
Mercantile Co. Monday of last week.
She comes here as an experienced
helper, having worked for Pine City
Mercantile Co. for a long time.
Herb johnson went to Saltwater
Saturday to spend the weekend with
relatives. Mrs. johnson and little
Sheron have spent the past week at
her home there. They returned Sun
day evening.
Edw Clough, who was Laid up for
about ten days recently with the in
fluenza, which has been very cpl
demic here the past two weeks, has
been able to be up and to town.
Miss NJ E. Bochek spent the week
end here with Mrs. Josephine Bochek
and daughter. Minnie.
Mrs. Thomas Mohn, state president
Of the M. F. w. c. of Red Wing. and
Tenth District President Mrs. C. w.
Michael of Excelsior. will attend the
next club meeting April IS, in the
evening, to meet the ladies of the
Community club here and to advise
them and give them all the inspira-
ton possible to continue as Fed
Grated club. Members are at liberty
to ask as many questions as they
care to. Be sure to come and be on
time.
Patty Hogan of Kerrick, was a din
OF no AGotf NUonh homo
Sunday. She came over to spend the
day with Lucille and Bernice Wach
Herbert Mielke and Lawrence No
wax made a business trip to Mime
apolis Monday, returning Tuesday.
Clifford Anderson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. F.. E. Anderson, postmaster al
Denham, was taken to the St. Luke:
hospital at Duluth early Sunday with
very severe case of tetanuS or lock
jaw. His mother returned to Den.
ham and left Clifford to recuperat'
at the hospital. He was a student
here during his four years high schoo
and graduated with the class of 1882
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Patrin, Jr, ant
three children moved here last weel
from St. Paul, and for the present
are staying with his parents. The!
have stored their house goods an(
other belongings in the house recent!
vacated by Oscar Larson. They will
make this their home until they fint
new location. The children arr
attending school
This is to remind you that thu
Ladies' Aid will meet at the hom'
of Mrs. James Ogilvie next Thursday
April IS, to which you are invited.
Women's physical education clas
please notice that instead of meetin!
Tuesday evenings, the women's phys
ical education class will meet Satur
day afternoons at o'clock. AS sool
as the weather permits, kittenbal
and tennis out-of-doors will be started
Hunt up your tennis rackets for in
door practice and learning the fun
damentals of the game. Don't forget
first class Saturday, April 10, at
O'Clock.
F.. w. Stepan, county commissioner
is putting up a one story frame build
ing, 30x36, on the corner near Fran
Inman's feed store.
The high school operetta, 'In OIL
Vienna" will be presented Thursda
and Friday evenings, April II and 1:
The glee clubs. under the directio
of Miss Bochek, have worked har
to make this a success, and they in
vite you to come to enjoy their pei
Torrance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wahlstror
and Miss Mabel Wenstrom visited a
the A. E. Gustafson home in Pin
City Sunday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Borg of Walnu
Grove, called at the j. A. Olson HON
Saturday evening. They were on thei
way home from the Lutheran con
ference held at Duluth last week.
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