Askov American., 1943-06-17
FinlaysOn


in Duluth last Thursday evening to at
tend graduation exercises when their
grandson, Willis FranSon, finished
his high school work. Mrs: Pearson'S
sister, Mrs. Holm, accompanied them
to Duluth and continued on to her
home Saturday.
Mrs. Harold Wickstrom and Donna
Mae came Friday night from their
home in Minneapolis to visit for
week at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Hugo Wickstrom, and with
her father, S. S. Larson, and other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Kuhlmann
are happy over the arrival of a
daughter Saturday, June IL. The
baby has five brothers who also well
come the baby sister.
A large number of friends and rel
atives gathered at the Weber home
Sunday afternoon to honor Josepha
Weber at bridal shower. A pretty
mock wedding was staged with 10
Ann Shaw as bride and Ronny Osla-
dill as groom, Nancy Ellison as brides
maid and Clarence Thrun as best
man. Judy Ellison was flower girl
and Theodore Thrun was the pastor.
The gifts were numerous and gave
much pleasure to the bride-to-be and
a fine lunch concluded the happy
event Miss Weber will become the
bride of Paul KoeningS next week. On
Wednesday evening of last week a
personal shower was given for Mr.
Koenings at the Pine River club house
when many of his friends surprised
him. It was mostly for fun and all
enjoyed it. Dancing and lunch were
major parts of the evenings pleasure.
Mrs. Henry Sprandel and Richard
Foley, Jr., were Sunday dinner guests
at the Verne Maser home.
Mrs. Armin Mueller visited at her
home in Minneapolis Monday through
Thursday of last week. She was ac-
companied home by her father,
Adolph Banke. On Monday they all
left for Minneapolis where Rev.
Mueller has business for week. Rev.
and Mrs. Mueller will then enjoy
another week of vacation before re-
turning home.
Mrs. Emma Carlson of Worchester,
Mass. and her son of Staples called
on Mrs. John Moser Friday. They
had been neighborS here 25 years
ago. Other guests included Mrs.
Moser's daughter, Mrs. Dave Downey,
Of
and Mrs. Clarence Haglin and son of
Askov On Monday Mrs. Ocea Peck
and granddaughter of Kelliher came
to visit Mrs. Peck's mother, Mrs
Moser, and other relatives for a
month.
H. E. Shafer was in St. Paul Sum-
day to see Mrs. Shafer who is in the
Miller hospital recovering from an
operation. He reports that she is
doing nicely now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore Wesling of
Hopkins spent the weekend here
with relatives and attended the we'd
ding of her brother, Fred Dosch, and
Helen Weber Monday morning.
Mrs. Ernst Belling came home from
the Pine City hospital Sunday when
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Scheeler went
for her in the afternoon. They re-
manned at the Belling home for sup
per. Friends will be glad to hear
that Mrs. Belling is much better.
The heavy rains over the week.
end raised the lake back of the cream
cry so high that it is overflowing in
front of the building into the street
and the secretary Art Jacobson, saw
some foot long bullheads in the gut
ter. bitches are being dug to attempt
to drain it of the overflow.
Six Boy Scouts enjoyed last week
camping on Pine lake near the Brade-
man place. Mr.. Bailey of Duluth was
with them all week and Rev. Armin
Mueller, the local Scout leader, also
spent considerable time with them.
The boys were Robert and Kenneth
Nordholm, Leslie and Milton Koski,
Donald Faudskar and Lyle Anderson.
Mrs. Erick Peterson spent the
weekend in Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parvey were
Sunday afternoon callers at the Beck
home. In the evening Mrs. Beck's
granddaughter, Myrtle Beck, and a
friend from Carlton called there.
Violet Hansen, who works in Du-
luth, was home over Sunday. The
Hansen family called at the Vincent
Laska home in the afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Matson and Carol and
Mrs. Ralph Holden visited relatives
in Duluth from Wednesday until Sat-
urday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Koski and
Geraldine of Duluth were Sunday
visitors at the home of her sister,
Mrs. VIM. Kyro, and family.
Sunday afternoon guests at the