Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-08-27

stein home. they also called on old
friends in and around Finlayson.
Me1e ysto ad at the Some
OF her mother, Mrs. Leon Macarthur, Sat-
urday and Sunday.
sisted BY their pastor. Rev. bonaid EatR-
rop of Moose Lake, began Tuesday to put
new asbestos shingles on the church roof.
Some OF the ladies served dinner to the
At the Friendship club meeting at the
nome non OF Mrs S: B: Ryan Wednesday Of
for a handkerchief sale, program and
lunch to be held in about a month at
the church. Musical numbers. reading
win comprise the program. which prom.
,ses to be interesting. The date will
be announced later.
Sunday at the TED Franson sG home speh in
Duluth and brought their grandson. Will
lis Franson. home with them for weeks
Mr.. and Mrs: Otto Petry and Leroy
were visitors at the Pete Olander home
near Hinckley Sunday afternoon.
Of Balsam Lake, Wis. brought Jack RAM
dali and children home Tuesday of last
week after the latter had spent few
family reunios Was S Sed ssnday The
Randall family returned home Wednes-
Sunday dinner guests at the Carl Ryan
home We're Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Ryan and
son Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Shaw and Joan
Some We Mes guests at at
Sunday guests at the Ernst Belling
home hon ., Were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jensen
Mrs Henry Sprandel, who was operated
on Tusssday OF last week at Miller nos
pital, st. Paul for ruptured appendix:
:, Mrs. Neis Nordholm and MRS: Lygia
Wsd w Sehnt MT of
Iris Ward enjoyed her birthday Friday
evening when friends came in to help
her air celebrate They were WERE. Mr.; and Mrs,
and Bonnie Schotkirk. ~ ~
Albert Ward Of Proctor. was an over
rs af his when se M ned
as far as Duluth by his nephew, Keith
Ward. who went on to Warba to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kraetzner and
son Ronald and Mr.. and Mrs: John Albo
the home of their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Toivo and Waino Vita of Minneapolis.
spent the we, Weekend with their mother,
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Miller and family
attended the Barnum fair Sunday after
noon.
Miss Frances behring's of Superior. Wis,
came Wednesday of last week to spend
few days with her. parents, MIR. and
Mrs. John behring's. before leaving for
Mrs. Alice Underhill and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Underhill and Barbara of Grind
were callers at the John behring's home
Lew and Pete DeRungs spent Sunday
The Carl Medneer aRd Carl and Jor
gen Hansen families went to McGrath
Sunday evening to attend farewell party
g@ move nST the to Duuh in aEz ta
Miss Esther Delaney of Minneapolis,
was a guest at the home of her parents.
Mr. Ed and Mrs sa Dan DELANEY last weekend
boys mother. Mrs. Geo. Whitman, from
Friday .e eyen nrgs until Sunday afternoon
the summer with Mrs. Whitman. left Sum
day for their home at Virginia:
Dan Delaney family. last Week. On
Thursday evening Mrs. Delaney's mother,
Mrs. Olson, and brother-in-law and sister,
burg. Wis, brought Mrs. White from
Minneapolis Mime the latter remaining for
The Adam Hengel family spent Sun
Bud Bowser, who works at Rose
mount, was home for the weekend
There will be English services at ST.
Johns Finnish Lutheran church Sunday,
August 80, at 10 a. m.
Mr.; and Mrs: Eugene Burlack and
daughter Ruth of St. Paul, were Saturday
supper guests at the Fred Holstein home
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Carver of the Carver
Pump Company, Muscatine. Iowa, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holstein
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Brakeman went
to Ogilvie Tuesday to see sister-in-law
of Mrs. Brademan's from Armstrong, who
is visiting there.
Sunday guests at the Tony Bosch home
were the Paul Bosch family of Crosby.
The Geo. Heino family called on Mrs.
Waha Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Norlund and Miss
Helen Nymen of Minneapolis, were call
ers at the Isaac Jacobson home Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Edw. jacobson of Duluth,
called at the William Norlund home Sum
day evening.
Elizabeth Klar returned to the Cities
Monday with her aunt Mrs. Harry Eek
lund. and expects to work there. Mrs.
Ecklund had been visiting at the OSladil
home here for week.
Sigrid Tomte of the Twin Cities, and
MIR. and Mrs. Everett Gulke of Sleepy