Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-12-17
Willow River

Mrs. Otto Reuer spent Tuesday and
her brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs; Harold Void. She returned Wed
neSday night.
The cribbage, club was entertained by
last Thursday. Ladies high was won by
Mrs. R. T. Addington and low by Mrs.
Stanton. Mems high went to Supt G. G.
Aakhus and low to Mr.. SanderSon.
Mrs. Ted Thompson and baby, Ronald
Lee. returned home from the Moose Lake
baby are getting along nicely.
Mrs. o. Erickson and Mrs. William La
Froth of Duluth. came Saturday afternoon
her 18th birthday Sunday. They returned
home by bus Sunday evening.
Mrs. Fred Reuer and children and Mrs.
luncheon guests of Mrs Otto Reuer at
| their home here.
Basil Doonan spent the weekend here
with his family. He returned to Duluth
Sunday evening.
of Mr.. and Mrs. N. Matson at their home
| in Rutledge.
Sunday afternoon visitors at the Lee
aeS mr and af Asko1 were Mr.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Southerton and
daughter were Sunday visitors at the
B. B. Barber and H. Beccue homes at
Sturgeon Lake.
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and her mother. Mrs. w. P. Hogan of Ker-
rick, were visitors at the William N.Y.
| rud and c. c. Sexton homes Sunday after
noon.
The teachers from here who spent Sat-
| urday in Duluth were as follows: The
| Misses r. Kangas. T. Garni. N. Johnson
and MIR. Sanderson.
Joe Lehecka spent the weekend at his
home here. lie returned to Duluth Sun
day evening.
Mrs J. \. Schrum returned to her home
in Two Harbors last Thursday by bus
after spending the past week here with
Mrs. ii. r. Hoffman was a Saturday
overnight guest at the home ONE Of 3f. Mr. and and
also visited Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Anderson.
She returned Sunday.
Maurice Thompson came home from Du-
luth Wednesday of last week to spend his
weeks vacation with his parents. MIR.
and Mrs. Ted Thompson.
Ted Thompson Geo; Brisbin. L. Peter
ployed at Kearney. Nebr. arrived home
Wednesday of last week to spend the
holidays with their families; w
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will meet
at the church parlors Thursday afternoon
today: There will be fancy work for
sale. The hostesses are Mrs. R. T. Adding
ton and Mrs. Ida Bachman. Everyone
Mr.. and Mrs: H. Magnuson and chill
OF Oak Lake spent sndafay here
Miss Harriet Roberts was home the
past weekend. She returned to Duluth
Mrs. r. Thompson returned home last
Thursday after spending the past week
or more at the Grant Thompson home
in Pine City She was vas i'll r the past week
Sunday afternoon Ramona Fritz enter
tanned nine little girls at her birthday
Rar Wss .opped aa Off w Kfry aaeeoas
Ben Walters and Leo Novitski spent the
weekend here with their families. They
and to sfspsn ans SON
Jimmy, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
| Ed Danelski and children drove to Du-
luth Saturday to see Santa Claus and his
| care of their baby.
There will be Christmas program at
Der Is, at / Us o'clock. Everyone welcome.
| Mrs. A. Borchardt entertained the Luth-
eran Ladies' Aid at her home last Thurs
day afternoon. The attendance from here
j.. r. Stanton was on the sick list last
| week His condition is somewhat i'm
pr%SXed at N this writing saI4 the here
| with Mrs. Nyrud and children. He re-
turned to Minneapolis Sunday evening,
willow f ah River fs recently and are eomfort
ably settled in the Lehecka residence,
H. Sharlow went to the Cities Friday
| to seek employment.
Robert Hyska is spending a few days
leave here with relatives.
Mrs. H. Novak and children returned
home Saturday afternoon after spending
the past week in ST. Paul.
| Howard Laufenberg spent the weekend
| at the parental Mr.. and Mrs. F. Laufen-
berg, home. He returned to Minneapolis
Sunday evening.
The Willow River blackout Friday night
was success
The Christmas Seal sale Saturday was
success and the committee is apprecia-
| tive to those who donated so generously
| and to everyone who supported 1t in any
way.
NJ. L. Melberg returned home from ST.
Paul recently and has been on the sick
| list the past week, but now is able to
take care of his business again.
Frank Kostecky is spending few days
leave here with relatives.
Exchange of gifts at the Community
club meeting Thursday evening, Decem-
Der II. There will be no Christmas pro-
gram of the club.
(From Another Correspondent
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