Askov American., 1943-06-24
Kerrick

| from this vicinity VINO are attending
Bible camp at Grindstone Lake this
week. This is an annual affair and
the girls have an enjoyable time.
Jos. Di Santo of the Di Santo Com
pany was in town Tuesday. He is
planning some more improvements in
the plant building.
Milton Fider and family were at
Grand Rapids Saturday afternoon
and Sunday.
A. F. and Warren Golden have now
moved the building that was for
merly the potato warehouse and have
it in place along side their present
barn and are getting it fitted up for
the cattle for winter.
Becky and Mildred Mach and Dor
othy Larson were at Sandstone Tues
day of last week. Then on Friday
Becky, Ralph Keyport and Mrs. Key
port were at Barnum. The hatchery
! there was doing an immense business.
Arthur and Marie Lund were here
over Saturday and Sunday. Work
has been progressing well with them
lately, when it hasn't rained.
Reider Edison and Ed Smith spent
Friday night and Saturday in Duluth.
Ernest Newman, with the help of
Milton Beckstrom, Jack Schumacher
and others recently moved the old
schoolhouse from it's location in Sec
ton to the place where Ernie lives.
Grandma and Grandpa Jensen Wis
tied with the Murphy family Sun
day and Jimmie went with them to
the farm where he will spend the
summer, helping with the work.
Don't overlook the school meeting
Tuesday evening, June 29.
Hans Christensen attended the
state convention of Disabled Ameri-
can Veterans at the veterans rest
camp at Big-Marine-o -the-St. Croix
as a delegate from the Pine County
Cloverleaf Chapter No. Saturday
and Sunday He was elected treas
urer of the organization.
The annual school meeting will be
held Tuesday evening, June 20. Your
school is important. 1t is an essen
tial part of your community and an
nual meetings should be attended.
Your officers appreciate interest
shown in the school. They are your
servants and they like to know that
their work is approved. Come Tues
day evening at p. m.
J. H. Hogan attended conven-
ton of Minnesota bankers at Mime
apolis Wednesday and Thursday of
last week. His term as treasurer of
the state association expired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Meyers spent
the Fathers day weekend with Cy
Halverson and visited around the
town. They returned Sunday night
They also did bit of fishing while
here.
Mrs Mike Fox returned Saturday
from Brisbane, Calf, where she has
been for some time with her son
Roy. She came back with Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Pearson making the trip
by train. She says trains were
crowded. Mrs. Fox looks fine and
says she likes it there but still has a
hankering for Minnesota.
The Kerrick State Bank has booked
another auction for the early part of
July. This one is to be held about
eight miles from Superior, near
Borea.
Henry Karline of Cambridge visited
at the G.. L. Wahlquist home the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. Wahlquist at
tended the wedding of Miss Norma
Wahlberg of Sandstone and Rev
Theodore Goehle, formerly of Sand
stone, at the First Lutheran church
in Hinckley Saturday evening.
Amt it heck? Your correspondent
has learned of a father who had
himself all set for a night shirt on
Fathers day and along came three
neckties and pair of socks. How a
feller could retire in an outfit like
that, we'll you tell it. Of course the
items received will be useful, but
daddy really needs a nightshirt.
Mrs. Paul Hogan and friend left
Monday for the west coast where
they expect to remain.
Ralph Keyport is home on fur
Tough for two weeks. He is ground
!; man with tank corps in Texas.
Mrs. c. Sexton and Mrs. Brisbir
and June accompanied Mrs. NyruC
: and family to Kerrick Tuesday o.
last week and spent the afternoon
. with relatives and friends.
, Miss Ruth Kline has again entered
the employ of the Hogan Mercantile
Co., starting last Thursday.
Miss Eunice Dahlgren spent the