Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-11-07

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Peterson of Duluth. Hugo Wickstrom
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wickstrom
will go Thursday in time for the cere-
mony at noon. Donna Mae will be
ring bearer and Bonnie Dumphy will
be flower girl, while Vivian Granville
will be bridesmaid for her sister.
Dorothy has many friends here who
wish her much happiness in her mar
ried life.
Miss Alice Sandin of Minneapolis,
spent Monday with Mrs. Walter
Dahlin.
William Dahlin left for Cook Friday
noon, returning Sunday evening.
Last Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs,
Harvey Miller entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Dahlin and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jorgen Hansen at their home.
Chester Beck returned to his home
in Carlton Wednesday of last week
and Harry Beck to his home in Lam
der Wyo., on Friday after being here
for the funeral service for their ia
Their, the late George Beck, On Tues
day of last week.
Mrs. Herman Oetterer and A. F.
Long received word this week of the
serious illness of their father from
stroke at the home of their sister in
Chicago The elder Mr.. Long has Wis
tied his children here every year and
has many friends who wish for his
speedy recovery.
Mrs. S. B. Ryan entertained the
Dale and Carl Ryan families at a
chicken dinner at her home Sunday.
The Boy Scout investiture service
was attended by small but apprecia-
tive audience Monday evening when
six. boys received their tenderfoot
badges. Roy Hannu, senior patrol
leader, was in charge of the ceremony
and Harold Skamser, Scout leader,
gave a talk as did also Superintendent
Peltola, c.. L. Smith and Anton Fauds-
kar who are Scout sponsors. The boys
had several pieces of their handicraft
on display.
Dr. and Mrs. w. T. Pearson called
in Duluth, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Norback and
daughters, Irene and Amy, spent Sun
day with relatives in Kettle River.
Mrs. Walter Mannelin and baby.
Janet, Lille and Sonia Korpi and Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Korpi and children
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Hildebrandt at Beroun on Sun
day. Mrs. Hildebrandt returned with
Mrs. Mannelin and visited here until
Tuesday.
There was little excitement in the
village Friday morning about $50 a.
M, when the fire bell rang. A small
blaze was found at the City hotel but
was soon eXtinguished with small re-
sultant damage.
Twelve ladies from here were in
cluded in the courtesies at the bridge
party at Sandstone Friday evening
when Mrs. Mike Harry was hostess to
large group of ladies at the Madison
hotel. They all enjoyed a pleasant
evening.
Five members of the local cream
cry board of directors attended the
annual meeting of District No. 2,
last Thursday, including G. Carman,
C. l.. Smith, H. Matson, H. Mack. and
G. whitman. John Brandt gave a
most instructive talk and held ques-
tion box, which proved of great in
terest to all. One item of interest in
the annual report showed that in this
district six carloads of cheese had
been handled by the various cream
cries.
Mrs. j. A. Oldenburg of Minneapolis,
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Gust Gustafson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gilliver of
Sandstone, were Sunday dinner guests
at the Martin-Gustafson home and in
the afternoon the Victor Gustafson
} family called there.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Smith and Mar
1 lyn and Charles were entertained at
D the home of Mrs. Anna Beeman and
+ family east of Sandstone Sunday.
Hugo Wickstrom, Harold Wick
. strom, S. S. Larson and George Nor
4 lund were at Mile Laos lake from
;, Friday until Monday on white-fish
l fishing trip and enjoyed splendid luck
: bringing home a fine lot of these
( choice fish.
! Mrs. ]. J. Malloy will be hostess
S to the Catholic Ladies' Aid society
at the usual lunch Thursday after
( noon, November IA, at her home. All
are welcome.
Peace Lutheran church, Rev. H
. SpOrleder, pastor. Bible school II
: a. M. English service 1920 a. m, sub
:, ject. THE Christian in Times of Sor
. row and Trial" All members are re
;, quested to bring their special mission
envelopes and deposit their offering
:. at this service. The junior choir viii
sing an anthem. Both choirs will
. practice Thursday, the juniors at I
p. m. at the parsonage and the seniors
at the church at p. m. Confirma
tion instruction Saturday at $50 a. m
$ Finlayson School Notes