Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-04-29
Kerrick

over the Easter holidays were Rev.
Michael Hogan of Duluth, D. J..
Hogan of Grand Forks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lundberg and baby of Duluth, Ad-
rian and Mrs. Hogan of Chicago, F..
w. and Mrs. Hogan of Foley, and
the Nyrud family and Mrs. Paul
Hogan of Willow River.
| Ole FiSke, who is now employed
in Duluth, was with his folks in Ker-
rick over Easter, returning Sunday.
Miss Phyllis Erickson of the bank
spent the weekend with her folks
near Groningen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Slime spent
the Easter week with her folks at
Clear Lake. They are on the job
again this week.
Art and Marie Lund were here
from Lutsen Saturday. They spent
few hours in town and returned to
Duluth. They report hard winter
but that now things are going we'll.
Oakley Winton is saving for them
and they have considerable material
to saw and much more to haul.
Mrs. R. Pfenning and Dickie came
Sunday to visit her mother, Mrs. Roy
Clewitt Dickie is spending this week
with his grandmother while Mrs.
Pfenning returned to Sandstone
where Mr. Pfenning has taken posi-
ton as third trick operator at the
Great Northern depot.
Mary Ann McGrath spent Easter
Sunday at home. Because of the
rush at the plant where she works,
she had to return Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nee and
daughter and Mrs. George Samuel
son were in Duluth Friday.
Bill Radeug, local buttermaker,
thought the folks needed him at Lake
Elmo Easter Sunday and he trav-
eled south. He was back on the job
Monday.
| Last Thursday afternoon Becky,
Darlene, Mrs. Irwin Larson and Mrs.
F. Nee went to Moose Lake. OAR
lene had few of her bruises looked
after and the ladies spent the time
in enjoyable ways.
James Ketchum is called for Serv-
ice on May 4. That will be three of
the Ketchum boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hanson and
Carmyn of Barnum, came Saturday
evening and spent the night with
the Beckstrom family.
Sunday the Paul Meyers family of
Mahtowa, came and spent the day
with the Carl Meyers family. Paul
used to live in these parts. Mrs. Mey-
ers was a daughter of John Fabrello
of Holyoke and was well known here.
Mildred Mach spent Easter Sun
day with her mother and brother Joe
on the farm.
Mrs. Irene Murphy and children
were in Bruno Sunday with Mary
Murphy and the folks.
Robert Caldwell of Askov, who has
been at the cheese factory about
year, has left the job. Mr.. Cald-
well was an especially faithful per-
son, always on the job. Friends here
regret to see him leave.
| Warren J. Golden drove to Min
neapolis over the weekend, spend
ing the time with his sister, Mrs.
Bonnie Anderson.
Mrs. L. NJ Klein, who is teaching
west of Sturgeon Lake, came home
for Easter vacation.
w. c. Ames and family drove in
recently from Nebraska. They have
been gone for several months and
it is understood they are back for
only a few days. They have been
located at Hastings, Nebr., where Mr.
Ames was employed on a defense
job but Mrs. Ames was working at
Grand Island, also on defense work
Donald Skalicky will leave Wed
nesday for Fort Smelling, having
been indicted into the army. He
does not know at this time what
, branch of the service he will be in
Mrs Skalicky and daughter will re-
main at the Schumacher home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gruba and son
+ Jimmie of Sioux Falls, S. D., stopped
to spend few hours with Mrs. Ray
Hogan last week. Mr.. Gruba was
connected with the Marshall-Wells
Company of Duluth for many years
Miss Mary Murphy of Elizabeth
N. j., was in Duluth Monday to visit
Father Michael Hogan and Walter
, Swanson of Duluth, as well as Other
, friends there. Father Michael served
in the church attended by Miss Muir
ply the summer of 1941. Mr.. Swan
son is friend of earlier years. Mrs
Ray Hogan met her in Duluth anc
spent a day with her and ther
. brought her to Kerrick to spend {
few hours. She left again for New
Jersey Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. James Caldwell ant
! family spent part of Easter Sunda,
with Viola and the children, return
q ing to Duluth that evening.
Erick lack, Mrs. H. Sipherd, Mrs
., LeVern Scott and Mrs. J. w. Jacob
, son, all of Holyoke, were in towl
q Tuesday.
= Mrs. S. E. Lindberg (nee Ethe