Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-06-26
Finlays0n

came Wednesday of last week to visit at
'n SUNDAY e guests tests at the Vincent Laska
home were Mr.. and Mrs. Jorgen ., Ham snS
sen and children and Merle Alstiel ana
Norman Peterson. Mr. and m ma nehr ~
Giese, and Miss Gudrun Johnson of Du-
The Harvey Miller, Howard Shay ,,I Leon
Petry families enjoyed fish fry dinner
SUNDAY at Behrmans at Pine Lake. The
men had fair luck fishing In the morhins
SO there was plenty Tor everyone i0r
DR.. and Mrs. Malcolm Pearson of ST:
Paul, and Mr.. and MIS-; leo a. ff the horn 0
Of DR.. and Mrs. W. T. Pearson.
Rosalia Weber of Duluth; spent s she
weekend with her mother, Mrs. a. "eo-
Alice Wirkkula visited at the Byron
Kennedy home at Sandstone over the
mrs Howard Shaw and Joan and Mrs.
Oscar Bergseth were shoppers in Duluth
There will be American Lutheran church
next Sunday evening at ocioeN' AN
patsy KAY of Pine City, visited at the
Holstein home from Friday until Mon
oa Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holstein called at the
Overbecke home near Willow River SAT
ur Ma and Mrs. Sam Bosch left Monday
morning for Minneapolis to attend tns
Eucharistic Congress this week. mr.; an nc,
Mrs. c. A. Bosch. Jr:. planned 10 go on
Thursday and plans for ous ioao were
AM Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Mills returned to their
home in Waterloo, Iowa. THURSDAY on
home of their daughter. Mrs. c. L. Smith.
am Mrs. Kenneth Payette and two children HI 1ssf
week to visit until Sunday with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Faudskar on
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Faudskar took mem
to the Chas Wickner nome tn M M
with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barber. VINO
had spent their vacation at the nome OF
Mrs. BARRIERS parents. MT. ana MIS-
Dinner guests Friday at the A; Faudskar
home were Mrs. Payette and cnllorsn
and Mrs. Nina Lockwood and MIS-. D
Monday Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Lee Lee
brought their two children here from
Minneapolis to remain with ta zen sr Wnst
while Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Join friends on
weeks vacation at Elk River s .,,
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rantala ana TWO
visiting her mother. Mrs. Henry Harris;
and other relatives and friends. called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Ed koski wednesday
u Leslie Koski is visiting his aunt, Mrs
Sever Mattson. and family In Denham thls
over one hundred members and their
families of the Coop clubs around tlnlay-
SON had an all club picnic at DoSch pa,
Leatherman. manager of the Coop store
at Hinckley, and Miss Jones OF Mime.
apolis took charge of affairs and taught
which made a very pleasant afternoon;
Music was furnished by Vallie Foley ana
Bob Nader at the piano and accordlon.
Mr. Leatherman c IS wen noe Sm6@s as he has
and is recreational director for Midland.
and r wei IH and Marie Hoistein visited
his sister at Tamarack Sunday ana calleo
at the home of their daughter. Mrs. T.
Jennison near Kimberly. ,,a ,tt,e
Janice and baby Vivian Ann of Duluth,
spent the Weekend at the home OF me, ner
cailed on Mrs. Marlyn Smith and other
friends and relatives Sunday afternoon
Rev Donald Lathrop of Moose Lake.
called at the Wickstro n ge nome to holS
Sunday Sunday evening. June 20. at p. m.
Ey Mr. and Mrs "e Alfred Granville and Miss
sadie Goodell of Barnum. came Satur.
SaH f Mr and 'S Mrs say Hugo wieEstrom
Mrs Ida Kuitunen and three sons OF
Mckinley came last week to spend the
summer with announcer SUI, SCOlSC tNuA-
tunen, and family southeast of town. :,
Chas Hellman and his son Elmo and
son-in-law, VIM. Kyro. motored to Aitkln
an S sRstef an ne h cay
Carl Seegers at their new place near there:
Mrs. Harry Gebhardt Of Duquette. was
the guest of Mrs. Hollis Laid Wednesday
MRS Elmer Dosch and three children ac-
companied Bud Laska to Pine City sun
day afternoon to see Mr: Doscn VINO Is Is
the hospital there. He was operated on
last Thursday and was very Ill FOR a
few days but was better th adtsr a nsrt Of
Jack Srok and daughter Georgena and
to see Mrs. srof who
a goiter operation at the Mayo hospital
last Thursday. Her condition was seri.
Sunday afternoon She was improved and
her recovery was assured. .
Mrs. E. M. Arth returned home from
vrday snnd Ssef Eldred Ats and Miss
Katherine Jean Smith of Huron. S. D.
game to spend week with his parents
Mr. anu and I'M Mrs = r. L. Hills and Beverley
went to Darwin and Litchfeld Saturday
to visit their parents. Mrs. Hills and
Mr.. Hills came home Sunday evening.
week at the Pine River club house, con-
CluOlng the WOTk uIltll Idll, WHICH, lHC
people who still have applications in for
them will not be so busy. Mrs. John
Karvo and Mrs. ChaS. HendrickSon, Jr..
who have charge of the work. are eff
ficient teachers and the six mattresses
were made in two days.
About twenty persons met last week at
the Chas. Hendrickson. ST., home to plan
a luncheon for the general fund of the
cemetery association. This luncheon Will
be held on July Is at st. Johns Finnish
Lutheran church and everyone is urged
to attend to help this worthy cause.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauri Whitman. Mrs.
Thompson and Mrs Victor Gustafson were
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Martin
and Esko. They called on Mrs. Koivisto
at Esko and found her much improved
and able to be up. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Shaw and Joan made business trip
to Duluth Thursday.
Miss Lucille Wiberg of St. Paul, and Miss
Violet Johnson of Cloverton, spent Friday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Faudskar and
called on friends. They went on to Du-
1uth Saturday morning to spend the week.
end with Mrs. Harris Strom, formerly Miss
Sigurd Johnson, who taught here several
years ago. Miss Wiberg is also a former
teacher here and now teaches at Spring
Valley.
Fred Holstein was appointed by the State
Board of Electricity as wiring inspector