Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-03-25

LCOhoiu AAO6Auilu. lucy WcIC IlCI a.
AEOka by Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Pay
cite and son, Leroy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Faudskar and son, Arvid, and
Miss Ardyce Faudskar of Minneapolis,
and all enjoyed dinner together. Mrs.
Payette and baby returned with Mr..
and Mrs. Anton Faudskar to visit for
a week, while Ardyce accompanied the
Hoglunds home.
The Thimble club will give a bene-
fit card party at the City hotel Mon
day night, April S, to earn money to
buy material for bedding for their
emergency chest. Bridge, five hum
dred and buncO will be played and
prizes given. Lunch will be served.
Everyone is urged to attend to help
along this worthy work. A modest
charge will be made.
Don't forget the bake sale given
Saturday of this week at the City
hotel by the Peace Lutheran Ladies'
Aid. Come and get some baked goods
for your Easter dinner. A lunch of
pie and coffee will be served all day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Franson and sons
of Duluth, were guests at the Pear
son home from Friday until Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Maxi and Le-
ander KOski of Duluth, spent the
| weekend with relatives here. They
were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Armas Hannu. who visited with Mrs.
Hilma Hannu. When they returned,
Marian Hannu went with them, for a
weeks visit. Roy Hannu of the Vel
low Banks CCC camp also spent the
weekend with his mother, Mrs Hilma
Hannu.
Albert Kaeder of the CCC camp near
| Two Harbors, was home for the week
| Ralph Nelson of st. Paul, stayed over
| Friday night at the home of his sister
| Mrs. V. h.. Shafer, while enrOute to
| Duluth.
Victor Shafer. who was i'll last week
with quinSy. was able to be up Mon
| day.
Mrs. Ben Stockamp left Friday for a
| visit with relatives in the Twin Cities
| Edwin whitman. who works in Il Ium-
Der camp near Bruno. was home over
| Sunday.
Guests at the Herman Schoenrock
| home Sunday afternoon included Mrs
Fred SchOenrOck and daughters. Hazel
and Gladys. Fred Sprandel and FAM y
| Mrs. Henry Sprandel, Mrs. Huibsch and
Carl Splinter and they are glad to re-
| port that Mr.. SchoenrOck is now recoy-
ering from his illness.
\, l., Lena Beliing is visiting her, sister
| Mrs. August Nogt, for two weeks.
| MIS-. Vincent LaSka and Clara called
at the Elmer Dosch home Monday after
noon of last week. Mrs. Kaeder Thurs
| baby Friday.
Several neighbors surprised Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Delaney Wednesday evening
| of last week at their home, the occas-
ion being their silver wedding anniver-
sary. The hours We're spent soc ally
and IA nice LUNCH was served.
| On Friday Mrs. Jack SrOk took Ma
SIok to his work at Duluth and was
accompanied by her son, Richard, and
niece. Alhyce DOwney, who will spend
the Easter vacation near Superior with
Another niece. June Foley, also accom-
panied them and visited at the home OF
her uncle, George Foley. in Duluth
MIS-. Carl Meldlinger also made the trip
with Mrs. SrOk.
Theodore Thrun spent Sunday with
| his g-raniparents Mr.. and Mrs. II. Oct
| terer.
Emil Brakeman of Minneapolis. was a
visitor at his parental home over the
weekend.
Last Tuesday Mrs. William Dahlin en-
| tertained the following guests: Mrs
Leonard Ellison and children. Mrs. Wal
ter Dahlin and baby. Mrs. Jorgan Han
sen. Mrs. Harvey Miller, Fre1a Ladd
and Ethel Elsola. After a social after
noon the hostess served a fine lunch.
| Mr.. and Mrs. V. f.. Shafer and Maxine
plan to spend Easter with Mrs. Shafer $
parents, Mr. land Mrs. Frank Nelson
and other relatives in St. Paul. Mrs.
Shafer and Maxine will remain for a
week.
Miss Lydia Carlson of the Kalevala
school near Kettle River. is visi ing
her mother. Mrs. Mary Carlson. during
| her Easter vacation this week. She
| spent Sunday in Minneapolis with her
| sister. Edna. Miss Eleanor Carlson of
| the Duluth Teachers college, is eX-
| pected home for the weekend.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin BergSteb of Sand
stone, were Sunday afternoon callers at
| the Alex Carlson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Albion visited at
| the Nels NordhOlm home Sunday after
noon.
| Miss Lyllian Petee attended me- ct
| ing in Ogilvie last Thursday of school
| hot lunch project members which had
| been called by the head of the depart
| ment and attended by members from
Is schools in this area. Miss Petee will
continue to serve hot lunches for a
while after the Easter vacation. Charles
| Smith took Miss Petee to Ogivie and
| they We're accompanied home by Mrs
| Constantine as far as Sandstone.
| Miss Ellen PeltO of Minneapolis, has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| John PeltO. for the past two weeks and
on Sunday Mrs. AXel Jacobson Gi'lie
| Pelto) and two children came from NJ n
| neapOliS for visit.