Askov American., 1941-10-09
Willow River

Mrs. Josephine BOchek and daughter
morning for thirteen teachers and others.
The funds from these breakfasts 60 to
help pay the Presbyterian church ex-
morning one gets neW % idess seenq meets
friends and is in better state of mind
to 60 back home and do the things that
The Garden club met at the home Of
Mrs. Albin Lundgren Thursday afternoon.
There was good attendance. The meet
ton. president Mrs Albin Lundgren read
which was accepted. The following were
vitski read a paper on the Phlox: Mrs
Ida on the Sweet Pea; Mrs. Fred LaPlante
on Gladiolus; Mrs. r. T. Addington on in
ley ley on life Of Luther burbank New
officers were elected as follows: Mrs. I.
C. Roberts, president; Mrs. Oscar Larson.
ne Sin EundgTen, ana Secretary and treasurer
AS this closes the business for this year,
new program will be issued for the
next meeting which will be on Thursday,
Mrs. {. c: Sexton. Mrs F. D. Laufen:
burg and Mrs: F. p: Wurm entertained
church here Thursday afternoon There
was large number in attendance. Pro-
ceedS were over $22.
Mrs. J. R. Stanton and Mrs. Johnson
committee meeting on roadside beauti-
fication. They were served a nice lunch.
sup aad and MRS 0 of Gsr
ton, and Supt. and Mrs. c. G. Aakhus
were dinner guests of Supt. and Mrs. o.
A. Homme of Barnum Sunday.
| Mrs. Austa Scheidecker, a sister of Mrs.
M. L. Merberg from Sand Creek, Wis,
has been visiting here the past two weeks.
Ali Johnson of Cloquet. is the new
teacher elected to fill the vacancy caused
She will teach the first and second grades
and Miss Sylvia Gluesing who has been
teaching these grades in the past, will
The school faculty and their wives and
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Larson enjoyed a
steak fry near the pavilion at Moose Lake
Mrs. Per Larson was very pleasantly
surprised Wednesday forenoon of last
week when her daughter, Mrs. Anna An
her celebrate her 77th birthday. They
were served coffee and had very pleas
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Larson and Jerry
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Novitski and Will
home a; from north Of Of Bsrnum sS Sunday a When
door Causing it to fly open and he was
thrown to the pavement where he re-
ceived head and arm injry. He was
the, wounds were properly dressed. He
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr..
Joe M. Stepan. Joyce and Glen. Mr.: and
Mrs. Emil Sostak, Marline and Vivian
Mr: % and d., Mrs & Jerry ~ Sostak Ia, and sons.
ia and James and Joe Prachar.
and Mrs. B. B. Prachar were Mrs. Pra:
Mrs. Louis Novak. and their daughters,
Of St: Paul. Other. guests were Mr.. and
Dad N1v,I,
Sostak and sons of Bruno. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Prachar and Ronald. Mrs. Arthur
Underhill and Mrs. Marie Fritz.
Mrs. Marie Fritz started work in the
Willow River Mercantile store October 1.
She will work half days: Mrs. Otto Reu-
to l p. m. and Mrs. Fritz will continue
nights until the store closes. Mrs. Fritz
worked for this store some time ago be:
fore she moved west: She knows most
to meet and get acquainted with the newer
Don't forget the card party given by the
Friday night. 500 will be played and any
other card game that number are inter-
Mr. and Mrs. VIM southerton enter
tanned the following at their home here
Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. L. Smith and chill
dren Mr. Mr. AND AND Mrs Gd,o 6 NeW1meyer sW1 % and
They are all from Kerrick. The Souther-
ton family moved here from Kerrick dur
ing the summer. He is employed at the
Stanton Lumber Co. store and is getting
acquainted with the people and they like
their new location.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Soliday were down
from Duluth over the weekend as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Ehml1e. DR.. and
Mrs. Ehmke were invited to attend din
ner Sunday at their sons home. Mrs. w.
c. Ehmke is a sister of Edw. Soliday
The Misses Frances Keller and Err