Askov American., 1943-06-10


ward Flowers of Washburn, Wis.,,
came here Friday evening. They
were guests at the Jake Novak home
until Sunday when they returned
home. June Flowers, who stayed at
the M. Price home until school closed,
returned with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Larson and
Bonnie Larson motored here Satur-
day afternoon to spend the weekend
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Os-
car Larson and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Wood Miss Della Larson returned
to st. Paul with them Sunday eve
ming She will be employed there
for the summer.
Miles Aakhus went to Mcintosh
Monday afternoon to spend the sum-
mer at the home of his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Aakhus.
H. E. johnson came home Saturday
afternoon and Sunday morning Mr..
and Mrs. johnson and children mo-
tored to Taylors Falls where they
had smorgasbord dinner after
which they journeyed on to Mime
apolis where H. E. Johnson returned
to his work and Mrs. Johnson aud
children went on to Saltwater to visit
her sister. They were accompanied
by Miss S. Giese, who was a guest
of relatives at Taylors Falls.
c.. w. Borchardt of Minneapolis
was guest at the home of his son
n ,v,
Art Borchardt, the past weekend.
He came here with Mr.. and Mrs.
Burgen who journeyed on to Renshaw
to get their daughter who taught
school there the past year. They re-
turned to Minneapolis Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Underhill and
Mrs. Marie Fritz and daughters re-
turned home Monday evening follow
ing a visit with their brother-i -in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Mardi Fras-
cone, in St. Paul.
Mrs. j. D. Burns was honored at
a surprise party at the Robert Burns
home Friday afternoon, the occasion
being her birthday. A grand time
was had and tasty lunch was
served by the hostess, Mrs. Robert
Burns.
A belated bridal shower was given
at the Ogilvie home Friday afternoon
by group of friends. The honored
guests were Mrs. Geo. Samuelson and
Mrs. Donald Clay (nee Charlotte
Ogilvie and Ruth MyrdahD. They
received many pretty and useful gifts.
Rosemary Void is employed as
clerk at the Stanton bus and oil
station. Mr.. Stanton has added a
complete line of drugs besides maga-
zines, candy, ice cream and pop.
The following were dinner guests
in Cloquet Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. j
D. Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ehmke, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyle Ehmke and Mr.. and Mrs
M. Price. A good time was reported
Mrs. Paul Hogan is here at the
parental Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. BriSbin
home for an indefinite stay. She re-
signed her position at Pine City re-
Gently. She plans to join Mr. Hogan
if possible, some time this summer
Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
j. R. Stanton at their home Satur-
day evening were Mr.. and Mrs. H. E
johnson and children, Miss S. Giese
and Mrs. O.. Sanderson.
Y-3rd-C Florien Nalezny, stationed
at Kingsville, Texas, arrived here
Monday afternoon to spend his a.
day leave with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Nalezny.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Severson and
daughters, Betty and Gloria, were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. R
Stanton at Harts in Moose Lake Mon
day evening. They also attended q
show.
Guests at the Evergreen Lodge
this week are Mrs. B. M. Olson's
daughters, Mrs. Gale Plagman ot
Detroit Lakes and Mrs Conrad He'd
man of Stockholm, S. D.
The Willow River group finished
the April and May quota of surgical
dressings last week. The hours served
are as follows: The Mesdames La
Plante, SO; Arramy, %; Burns, 24s4
Stanton. 2434; Bochek, 2212; Sever
son, 31A; Larson, 5OA; Reuer, ga
Mandel, 9; Ted Thompson, ga; Jur-
ash, 1914; Jaglowski, 31s4; Lund-
gren, 4lR; j. Stepan, 1884; VIM
Ehmke, 3; Wilson, 7la; Roberts, pa
Lyle Ehmke, 8; H. Nyrud, 13; Jen-
sen, 312; Melberg, 2; H. E. Johnson
3; Art Wood, 31a; Prachar, 4A; H
E. Thompson, 28R; c. Novak, 4s4
M. Price, 1872; R. Burns, 2K2; Pince
5s4; Majzner, 5A; Hermerding
5a4; Ann Anderson, 5A; Goring, 1la
Borchard, 112; and the Misses b.
chek, ga; N. johnson, "; T. Garni
"; Flowers, Z; G. Severson, 4; D
Larson, 7; Fleek, ia; Lehecka, 212
Gluesing, 3h2; and M. Gluesing, 5
Thanks to the group for their many
hours of service.
Miss Flora Cook went to Pine River
Friday evening where she will be
employed for the summer
Mrs. B. M. Olson has been con-