Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-10-03
Finlayson
Hurt in Hunting Accident.

Hurt in Hunting Accident.
"A hunting accident m aired the
opening of the chicken season Sunday
afternoon when Earl Jacobson, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jacobson,
was accidentally peppered from his
shoulders to his feet by the discharge
from the gun of boy companion
when a group of high school lads
were after chickens in the Indian
Lake neighborhood. Earl was taken
to a doctor who examined the lad
and it is not expected that any serl-
Gus results will come from the accl-
dent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Jahola OF
Cook. and Mrs. Richard Aysta OF
Florenton, spent Sunday and Monday
at the Henry Matson home. Mrs.
Aysta brought Walfred Matson home
after he had spent week with her.
MIR. and Mrs. Jahola and Mr.. Matson
were callers Sunday evening at the
Clifford Carman home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Barnick and son Bob also called
at the Carman home in the evening.
Mrs. Anna Bowers accompanied her
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. David Miller,
to Hillman last week where they
visited her brother, Mr.. Orbin. two
days. MIR. and Mrs. Miller left for
their home in Washington, Iowa, last
Thursday after having been here over
a week.
Guests Sunday at the Ernest Bel
ling home were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Scheeler and daughter Mary Lou. In
the evening, Lois Jensen, grand
daughter, was there.
The Elmer bosch family were SUM-
day dinner guests at the home OF Mrs.
Dosch's father, Frank Johnson, north
of town. The Cecil Johnson family
from near Groningen, called there IN
the afternoon.
Mrs. William Skinner of Minnea-
polls, spent last week with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Brown. On
Sunday they took her home and re-
manned for few days visit.
Weekend guests at the Vincen,
Laska home were Mrs. Laskas mo-
Their, Mrs. Mathilda Breyen, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Ben Breyen and daughter, Ber-
tina Ann, and Leo Breyen, brothers
and a nephew, Ronald Hentgen, al
of New Brighton. On Sunday after
noon Fred Beck was a visitor there
and also Bert Ausvolten of McGrath
Fannie Lindholm went Sunday tt
the Cities, where she will work thi:
winter.
DR.. Ruggles and Frank and &c
Anderson of Forest Lake, were guest:
at the E. M. Arth home and went with
Mr. Arth chicken hunting and repor
good luck.
Wyatt Ryan of Minneapolis, wa
here over the weekend to hunt will
his brothers, Carl and Dale Ryan.
A. Robinson of Minneapolis, fathe
of Mrs. Lauri Whitman, spent Tues
day of last week at the Willmal
home.
Two ministers of the Apostolic Fin
-nish Lutheran church from Uppe
Michigan, held services at the churcl
west of town Wednesday evening o
last week, and were entertained a
the Aug. Werronen home overnight
They are on a special tour of north
ern Minnesota.
The Bert Sears family moved Mon
day from the Buggie farm wher
they have lived for the past thre,
years to Happy Land Farm south o
town. Mr.. and Mrs. Schoenmann viii
move to the Buggie place from tn
Oldenburg house in town. This viii
leave three of the largest houses il
town vacant. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan De
laney will move this week into tn
Miller house which they purchases
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Nordholn
will move from the Miller house t
the rooms over the City Meat Market
Mr.. and Mrs Anton Faudskar spen
Sunday afternoon and evening witt
Mr.. Faudskar's sister, Mrs. Lingrer
in Bruno.
Remember the harvest supper t.
be given by the Methodist ladie
ON October Is.
There will be services at the 81
Johns Lutheran church for tn
American Lutheran congregation
Wednesday, October at 8 p. m. AT
ter the service the ladies will serv
lunch and all will enjoy a socia
hour.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Hills and Bev
erly spent the weekend at thei
parental homes at Litchfield and Oar
win.
Dir. and Mrs. Jacob jacobson o
st. Cloud, were Sunday and Monda.
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Jacob
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hansen returned
to Flint, Mich. last week, after spend
ing two weeks with friends here ant
at McGrath. They have rented tn
Dewey Snaveley farm and will re