Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-05-23
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Srok accompa-
MED Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Bort of Du-
luth, to st. Paul Friday, where they
attended the wedding of their friend,
Miss Lauretta Watt to Edward Roth
on Saturday.
Peter Funk of st. Paul, came Fri
day to visit his niece, Mrs. Tony
bosch, and family until Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Ward were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Erick Albion. Evelyn and Eleanor
Heino called on Irene Albion in the
afternoon.
Mrs. Geo. Beck and son, Ernest.
were Sunday visitors at the home OF
Chester Beck in Carlton.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard MAXI and son,
Stewart, of Morgan Park, spent Sun
day afternoon and evening at the f.
A. ElsOla home.
Elsie Wrasper of Moose Lake, spent
Sunday at the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wrasper.
Mrs Vincent Laska and daughters,
Clara and Alice. were Sunday after
noon callers at the Wrasper home.
Last Friday, postm aster Emil Kuk-
kola attended district postmasters
convention at Saltwater. One inter-
esting feature of the affair was a con-
Quoted tour of the prison. In the eve
ming banquet was served to the
visiting postmasters. Svend Petersen.
postmaster at Askov, is chairman OF
the district organization and presided
at the meeting.
There will be services at the Meth
odist church Sunday, May 26, at p.
M, Rev. Edw. Gerhard officiating.
Herman Mankenburg, the genial
and popular butcher and his wife, left
Friday for Elgin, Mimi, where they
will live and operate meat market.
Last Thursday afternoon the ladies
of the Peace Lutheran Aid gave a
farewell for Mrs. Mankenburg, pre-
senting her with a gift as token
of their esteem. They served dainty
lunch at tea time. In the evening
the men gave a stag party for Mr..
Mankenburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bodsmith
who live northwest of here, are the
} parents of a girl born Last Thursday
at the Moose Lake hospital.
Mrs. Oscar Bergseth attended a
: committee meeting Monday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. H. E. Cragun OF
Sandstone, to help plan for an Eastern
J. Star party.
}. Frank Dupre left for Minneapolis
y, Friday. after spending about ten days
at home helping put in the crops.
n Mr.. and Mrs Antrum Wallbaum
f were pleasantly surprised Saturday
q evening at their home when relatives
/. and neighbors gathered there to help
:. them celebrate their forty-seventh
: wedding anniversary. They have lived
e in the Pine lake neighborhood fol
d twenty-one years, having moved here
n from Medina, N. D. After a social
n evening. fine lunch was served, anC
), wishes for many more happy ami
e versaries were extended to the hon
ored couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Otterson ant
son, Peter, Jr., of McGrath, parents
and brother of Mrs. Carl Ryan, spent
DIT lIlc dill lICy WCIS
accompanied by Mrs. Gilbertson ant
daughter. Gladys, and Edward Tor
sOn, sister. niece and cousin respec
lively of Mrs. Ryan.
t Wyatt Ryan and Miss Gertrude Ket
10 ter of ST. Paul. were guests of the
= formers mother, Mrs. S. B. Ryan
l. over the weekend.
k Mr. M
l. Mrs A. Faudskar and Miss Ardyct
t Faudskar went to Cloverton whert
they attended the freshman-sophomor'
st play Friday night which was directed
y by Miss Hazel HOglund. Miss Ardyc,
t; sang a solo between acts.
r Mr. and Mrs Chester Faudskar ant
!. son. Arvid. of st. Paul. accomaniet
<, by Miss Marian Englund, came II
1,r visit Chester's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Is A. Faudskar Sunday. In the Afternoon
+ they all called at the Charles Wick
ar ner home near Lake Eleven. Mis-
}: Marian will remain home for a while
* having finished her course at bust
i. ness school in Minneapolis.
Ill Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Englund ant
IF son. Warren, Of Bruno, we're guests a
III the Anton Faudskar home Sunday eve
n ming.
rs Miss Bernice Anderson spent las
n Thursday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
lie Elmer Bosch.
~
o. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carter and son
~ Frank, Jr., of Hauer, Wis, were week
Sc end guests of their granddaughter an'
a; a; niece. Mrs. Dave Samuelson and fam
IN ily. On Sunday Mrs. SamuelSOn an
az her grandmother and uncle spent tn
Of day in the Twin Cities visiting rela
IA tives.
st Mr. and Mrs. w. Williams of s,
Paul, stopped for supper a week ag
Tuesday night with the Wickstron