Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1939-02-23
Finlayson

Again the weather turned from fair
to stormy overnight. bringing one of
the worst billiards. of the season. The
school buses were busy Monday clearing
Tuesday. News is scarce when the wealth.
er is bad The lightning early Sunday
morning. caused several people to think
bright glare was certain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mannheim are
happy, over the arrival Of daughter,
Ing at their home. Mrs Paul Korpi, moth
er of Mrs Mannelin, is taking care of
her daughter and granddaughter.
ice The ps bed ch MSf,
st. Johns church at p m. with the
pastor, Rev. Doe, in charge,
Miss Edna Greenberg will take her de-
day instead Of Monday; They are Marian
humorous; and Earl Esse, oratorical
here from Minneapolis Saturday. Fred
erick visited his grandmother Mrs. Sarah
Beck. until Monday morning, while Albert
pd mts he Ed t Kae %h BIS botn
Friends of Mrs Fredrickson offer sin
cere sympathy in the recent loss of her
Lyle Bergseth of Minneapolis, was home
over Saturday night and Sunday. He
came to play with the Finlayson Inde-
Original Harlem Globe Trotters Saturday
night.
the eA game. The first was on Friday s'i night ut
when the high school team played with
their Willow River rivals for the Little
Brown Jug" which had been held by the
overtime game the Willow River boys won
by. two points. On Saturday night the
Original Harlem Globe Trotters played
xxyifh fho Einlo Ind a.
pacity crowd, all of whom thoroughly en-
joyed the skillful playing and Glowing
of the visitors; Most Of the nearby towns
far as kerrick and Pine City
Celeste and Eunice Arth came from
Minneapolis Saturday afternoon to spend
Mrs. Ed Arth. Mr.. Arth IS Slowly WI; 1 rea
covering from an attack of bronchitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jensen and chill
dren and nd Pybbes from
Saturday at the Ernst Belling home
Mrs: w. M. Maupin and daughter. Anita,
took little Nancy Collette: niece, to her
returned on Monday night Nancy had
been with her aunt for two weeks.
Mrs. L.. D; Brown, who visited her
turned HON last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Dixon of Duluth,
came Saturday night to spend Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. Hannah Dixon, and were
snowbound until the county plow went
through.
Miss Vivian Granville came from Proctor
Monday morning to stay until Wednesday
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugo Wickstrom.
Bob Arth son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Arth,
left Tuesday of last week for Moline, ILL.,,
where he was called to resume work at the
International Harvester Co. Glen Froh-
reich. who had recently. enrolled. at the
Dunwoody Institute in Minneapolis, also
received call to work at Moline and
left Friday, first having come home to
attend the funeral service for his uncle
the late Frank Fredrickson, on Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Lee and daughter,
Barbara, came from Minneapolis to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Lees father, Frank
Fredrickson, last Thursday. Others from
Minneapolis in attendance were Mrs Elmer
Lee, Mrs. Erick Becker and Mrs. Scheir
The Thimble club met Monday night
at the home of Mrs. E. F. Peltoia, with
Miss Edna Greenberg assisting hostess.
There was a good attendance and a nice
lunch concluded the evening.
Mrs. Victor Shafer and Sandra spent
Wednesday afternoon of last week in
Sandstone, being guests of Mrs. M. G..
Larson.