Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-10-20
FinlaysOn

Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Albion and family
returned Saturday from California. where
they have lived for more than a year.
They are staying at the John Albion home
for the present and are planning to build
on Miss Francis t DeRun nesf q Superior Wis
Mrs. John DeRungs. over the weekend
Bruno. spent Sunday with the formers
sister. Mrs. Ben Stockamp. and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob jacobson Of ST.
Cloud. were visitors over the weekend at
the Isaac jacobson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. DeHaven of Mime
apolis. were here last Thursday and Fri
day calling on former neighbors in the
Rhine Lake Pine Lake and Pine River
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM DeGroff left Sunday
Braun family before going to Brookings
S. D.. to spend the winter with their
daughter Mrs Irwin. and family.
Miss Sigrid Lampe Of Sandstone a spent
at the Walter Makela home.
There will be the usual service at the
Methodist church Sunday night, Oct. %.
at p. m. The pastor, Rev. E. J. Muir
dach. will have charge and invites every
one to come.
The Thimble club will have a social
home of the president Mrs. Harvey Miller.
Mrs Henry Christopherson and Mrs. Joe
Drahosch will assist her The members
The American Lutheran Ladies' Aid
society will be entertained Thursday. Oct:
Mr. and Mrs John Petry and children
spent the weekend in Sanborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. M. Arth entertained
their son, Glen. and Mrs. Arth and baby,
Mary Sue. of st. Cloud. Sunday.
Mrs. John Moser shows no change in
Sen lon Fnsv to word received by
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wickstrom of Min
neapolis. were here last Thursday visiting
Sunday dinner guests at the Ed Schwartz
home were Mr. and Mrs. Werner MaSer,
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Maser and Mrs. H.
Mrs, L. D. Brown returned Wednesday
inette, Wis. with her SON, l.. D. Brown. yr.,
Msud M Griffin Of over
weekend
J.. F. johnson made another trip to a
Victor Shafer was in ST. Paul Friday
to attend the Advisory Council of the
State Conservation committee. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Shafer and daughter,
Sandra, who visited relatives until Satur-
Mr. and Mrs A. R. Belling and son. Ber-
tram and George Heino and trd Ernest An
| until Tuesday on a pheasant hunting trip
Mrs. Lauri whitman returned home We'd
IS III hs week week G the a she
was partially recovered from a recent
| operation.
Sunday afternoon guests at the Anton
| FaudSkar home from Bruno were Mr.. and
| Mrs. VIM. Englund Mary Murphy and
Mrs. Lingren and Helen.
The Peace Lutheran church Ladies Aid
| is planning its annual sale and lunch
| to be held at the City hotel November g.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Brakeman are now
| day after spending the weekend at the
| Brakeman and Schlopkohl homes.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Pearson and son of
Askov. and Mrs. Osladil, Mrs. Parsons
| mother, called at the Clifford Carman home
| Sunday afternoon.
| Sunday guests at the Mrs. Andrew Weber
| home were her son and daughter-i law
| Mr. and Mrs Leonard Weber. ST., and sons,
Kenneth and Jerome, and Mr.. and Mrs
Leonard Weber, Jr, all of ST. Paul.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Richard MAXI of Nor
| gan Park. took Mrs. E. A. ElSola and Mrs
| Fred HolStein Saturday to Minneapolis
| where they visited the Elsola young people
| and friends until Monday night
Glen Frohreich and Bob Arth went Mon
day to Moline. Ill, where they expect
| to get work.
Bill and Dorothy Osladil and Lyle Berg
| seth of st. Paul and Eugene Christopher
| son. University student, were home over
| Sunday with their respective families
| Irene Nyberg accompanied them to the
Cities.
| Mrs Bert Sears expects to be able to
| bring little Donald home this week; the
| child had serious case of pneumonia
| and was in Minneapolis hospital. Ed
Mailer of PipeStone, spent a few days
| last week at the Sears home.