Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-03-21
(From Another Correspondent
(TOO Late for Last Week.

MIR. and Mrs. Donald Moren. who are
getting settled this week in their modern
cottage on the shores of First lake. spent
Sunday with his folks at Grand Marais.
returning here Monday afternoon.
Miss Nellie Babiarz was a Sandstone
business caller Monday.
Rupert Kenny of Minneapolis, was a
caller at the Joe Dubie home Friday eve
near Hill City.
The Lend-a-Hand club spent Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. E. Wood.
They pieced two wooden quilt tops and
made a silk dress for their hostess while
she served them delicious lunch at 3
o'clock
Ernest Smiglewski and Leo Doboszenski
spent last Thursday afternoon in Moose
Lake.
A few friends and neighbors spent Fri
day night at the Julius Doboszenski home
helping Leo celebrate his birthday.
The local American Legion Post reor-
ganized when the 10th district held a rally
Zwiener: state adjutant, and Clarence Rob-
| ertS, 10th district commander, were pres
ent to give them splendid talks on what
New officers elected We're John Lundberg,
commander. and Leroy Peterson, adju-
t1t; Tn They are planning joint meeting
evening, March ID, at the high school audi
forum to which all Legionnaires, their
wives, mothers, sisters and daughters are
Mr.: and Mrs. James Robertson received
| a telegram Tuesday morning conveying
the sad news of the death of an old friend,
Mr.. Keesling. at Wayzata. Their son, Mike,
of Hinckley came for them and took them
to the funeral Wednesday. Mr.. Robert
son returned at once. but Mrs. Robertson
remained to stay with Mrs. Keesling about
| a week.
Fred Moser of Moose Lake, was a
caller r at Md the Al A. Fl io WOOD home Sunday
accompanied by his son, Roger. They re-
turned Sunday afternoon and now the
boys are moving the mill to their next
| job while Mr.. Wood came home Monday
afternoon to have his car repaired. He
and Mr.. Jaglowski made trip to Duluth
Tuesday v for parts nts .uo conc .ooorn.n,oa
by A. A. Baker brought Joe Dubie home
Sunday. They spent the afternoon there
and had 6 o'clock dinner before re-
Mrs. John Myrdahl and Mr.. and Mrs
Otto Myrdahl spent last week visiting at
Martin with s a and Mzs essp s
day to their home in ST. Paul. The two
latter will soon move here as Otto Myr-
dahl has the BRUNO creamery route start
| ing his new job Sunday morning.
Mr.; and Mrs. Herman Beccue. Mrs. Roger
Wood and infant SON. Jerry. called at the
A. E. Wood home Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Clarence Jensen spent part Of Sat
urday in Askov., Monday Mr.. and Mrs
c. E. Jensen and two daughters went to
Pine City on business Grand
| Sunday guests at the Babiarz home
were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fletcher and
Gale and Claire and Miss Bertha Klein.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner
Lester Kowitz went to the Babiarz home
to help Miss Nellie celebrate her birthday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wernowsky of Du-
luth. came here to spend Sunday at their
parental homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. G.. Roberts spent Sum
day taking drive along the north shore
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Carlson and Mr.
and Mrs. Steven Herrick, old friends OF
noon and again Monday afternoon to visit
him enroute from their homes in Duluth
to Minneapolis where they went to visit
a brother of Mr.. Carlson who attends
the state university. and his mother. who
lives in Minneapolis.
Miss Clementine Doboszenski, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Julius DobosZenSki, writes
went to spend until May with, the G. S
Hardenburg family of St. Paul, that she
surely enjoyed her trip through parts Of
Illinois. Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas, Ken.
road and their front yard, which some:
times seems to be the home for "abou
a million" robins, is all that separate:
them from the waters of the Gulf of Mex.
are starting to bloom and the northerner.
are enjoying the sunny south's warn
weather. Last week they went to attene
the Mardi Gras in New Orleans which
. is only IS miles from Pass Christian.
The Jack Wood family of Duluth, spen
Sunday at the James Flanagan home.
Miss Stephanie WochiehoWskl left fol
Chicago. nj; last week to attend the CON
vention and act as delegate there from
the local Youth Town organization.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley DoboShinski anC
son, David, of Kettle River, called at the
Joe Dubie home Wednesday afternoon o.
Rev John J. Moedt of Bruno. called or
folks east and south of town Tuesday.