Askov American., 1941-10-09
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Friends of Mrs Lygia Ward are glad to
hear she pulled through a major opera
ton safely at Webber hospital. Duluth.
MCMILLAN. of Primghar Iowa, is with her.
and will remain until Mrs. Ward Is home.
The Methodist ladies will serve chick
snenns EN- anew at he at
o'clock. The menu will consist OF the
chicken chow mein and rice. cabbage
salad, bread and butter. pie and coffee
Everyone is invited to come, "A pro-
gram of music and readings will be given
Mrs. oscar Bergseth. assisted by Miss
bers of the Thimble club at the Berg
seth home next Monday evening. Oc-
tober 13. There will be quilting done;
October ii. at the City hotel lobby
given by the Catholic ladies. They will
also serve lunch. chicken noodle soup.
sandwiches' pie and coffee cbgrs beginning fer at
good lunch and to get something for Sum
The ladies of the American Lutheran
day evening. October II. at the st. Johns
Lutheran church dining room to- which
the public is welcome. They will serve
and for those who do not care for oysters
there will be noodle hot dish Nominal
charge.
WOrQ COIneS ITOIIl dfiO 1sll .. Wal - ~
Smith of Aledo ILL.,. of the sudden death
last Saturday of Mrs. Smiths father.
Mr.: Harry Childers, who lived near
% two Sons attended the funeral Monday.
being there from Sunday until Tuesday;
Friends here extend sympathy to MIR. and
Clifford Carman was home from Milaca
over Sunday and says he likes his new
job very well. His SON James Is much
better and up part of the time now after
a two weeks siege with a septic sore
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Hengel and family
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Alleman. Jr. and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Swanson and
daughter Ruth. from Los Angeles. Calf,
were guests Sunday at the G. Alleman. Sr.
Mrs. Larson. mother of Mrs. Henri Pelto
and other relatives from east of Sand
stone, attended the Pelto auction Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Teras and children
home of Allan Luoma. brother of Mrs.
Teras.
John Weber and Gilbert St. Clair can
they the landed @ a forty-one-inch. seventeen.
pound pickerel in Little Bass lake which
Is on the Weber farm on the old Pine
Lake road. 1t was quite. struggle and
an Mr.. Esf and and Mrs Mrs. r. R. L. L. Eil1s and Beverly
took Jeanne Arth to Minneapolis Friday
afternoon where she visited relatives un.
home at Lincoln. Nebr. Mr.. and Mrs
Hills went on to Litchfield and Darwin
to visit their respective parents over the
Mrs. Ida Wilson of Minneapolis; spent
Alec and Mrs. Mary Carlson.
Mr. and & Mrs George Baird ird CAME Is from rom
family. until after the Hammond sale
next week. when they will take possession.
day guests were Mr.: and Mrs. Aug:
Dorau, Jr. and Miss Dorothy Dorau of
Newport, and Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Nader
ara Mrs Mr Ernsa ana BeT sens es sr r0 snd Ernst
and daughters. Ida and Mildred. spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. John
MIS-. John Moser left Monday for Chi
cago and points in Indiana for visit
with relatives and Mr.. Moser went the
same day to South Range, Wis; to st, stay y
The Giese Lutheran ladies wish to ex:
press their appreciation to all who heipeo
make their dinner recently given at the
Dosch pavilion at Pine Lake. success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kraetzner and
baby of ST Paul. were weekend visitors
at the home of his parents and other
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Vogt and family
of ST. Paul. and Fred Vogt and friend
of Minneapolis. were Sunday guests at tne
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Randall were Satur-
dav evening callers at the Walter Makela
home.
The Walter Makela and Rudy Efram
families spent Sunday afternoon at the
Henry Schlopkohl home.
John Norback attended a congregational
meeting of members of the Finnish Luth-
eran church at Cloquet last Sunday.
Visitors at the Erick Pyykko home Sun
day were Mrs. Lydia Ware. Isaac Matt.
son and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Maunu OF
Esko. Mrs. Maunu is daughter of Mrs.
Ware.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nicholson. Sr.. John
Nicholson, Jr.. and Emil Rivers visited
relatives in Minneapolis from Saturday
until Monday.
Harold Tripp is now employed in the
drug department at the Montgomery Ward
store in St. Paul.
Elmer Korpi of Chisholm, spent the
weekend with his aunt. Mrs. Chas. Hend-
rickson. Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs James Novek visited rela-
tives and friends in Duluth three days
last week.
Woodrow Novek left Monday for Du-
luth to seek work.
Mr.. and Mrs JOS Schilling were Sun
day evening callers at the James Novek
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Hans Lunde of Askov.
and Irene Jensen of Finlayson. were guests
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