Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-08-28
Willow River

Inc opening or the local school has
been delayed until September to
permit further repair of the build
ing. There has been a number of
changes in arrangement of the new
part as well as the original building.
The class rooms, domestic science de-
partment and the band in particular
will have much better quarters to
continue their work. The members
of the faculty are Supt. c. G. AJAX
hus, VIM. Ehmke, principal; Sherwin
Swartout, Maurice Anderson, Wen
del Tjon, band leader, who fills the
position of Henry Orvedahl, John
Coschignano, o. E. Sanderson, ag-
ricultural director, Minnie Bochek,
Sylvia Gluesing, Margaret Anderson,
Corrine Olson, Jessie Taylor and Ra-
chel Kangas. They will all come
back refreshed with new ideas after
a delightful summer vacation.
Bring the library books that are
due as they must be sent back this
week.
The ladies of the Legion Auxiliary
will hold a bake sale at Bjorne's
Cafe September 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. YIN. Thompson and
children of Minneapolis, visited here
and at Duluth over the weekend, re-
turning to the city Sunday evening.
Mr.. Thompson is superintendent at
the Stewart Paint Factory in Mime
apolis and is getting along very well.
Mrs. c. c. Sexton and party, who
have been visiting in Eastern Canada
the past three weeks, writes from
Lewiston, Maine, that they are hav-
ing good trip and wonderful time
visiting relatives and there is so
much to see. They will start home
Friday Of this week.
Those who have any Of the Pres
byterian Ladies' Aid dishes please
bring them in as they are badly
needed.
Mrs. Ann Cofer, former resident
here, but now living with her daugh-
ter in Duluth, is guest of Mrs. Herb.
Johnson this week.
Mrs. Anna Anderson and daugh-
tiers visited friends in Duluth Friday.
Mrs. Edna Anderson and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Joseph Elliott, and Mrs.
Edw. Halva drove to Minneapolis
Wednesday of last week. Mrs. Halva
returned Friday while the others
remained. They all live in cot
tage at First lake.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Rindsland who
have been visiting Mrs. Bachmann the
past two weeks, left Tuesday morn
ing. Edw. Halva went to Mime
apolis with them and will spend one
day at the state fair.
Miss Lucille Wach, who has been
ill at the State hopsital where she is
employed, came home Sunday for a
few days rest before returning to
work.
The N. P. section crew from Rut-
ledge, is busy this week in the village
repairing the rail road crossings.
Mrs. Edw. Halva will entertain the
bridge club at her cottage on First
lake the second Tuesday which comes
on September 9.
Miss Gladys Thompson left last
Thursday for Duluth where she will
teach in one of the grade schools.
Little Joe Ann Novak, only daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Novak,
underwent an operation for Appendix
citis Sunday morning at $50 at st.
Mary's hospital. She is slowly re-
covering.
Mrs. Mae Webb, Mrs. Harold I'm
derhill and niece Alice Mae Under
hill and Mrs. Paul N. Froker and
little Mary Margaret, were guests
at the Linsley home Monday on their
way back from Duluth where they
visited Mrs. Stella Underhill over
the weekend. Mrs. Froker has been
here from San Antonio, Texas, to
spend the summer months with her
mother and sisters at Grindstone
Lake. She will leave for Texas soon
where her husband is employed.