Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-04-15
Kerrick

MIS-. SdLQGTlIe ClllSOIl, WHO ldS
been at Bruno the past few weeks
selling her furniture and closing up
her home, spent few days at the
McGrath home last week, leaving
here Wednesday morning for Ogden
! Utah, where she has secured de-
tense job.
Vincent Agurkis was in town We'd
nesday of last week showing dandy
beaver he had trapped. Some OF
the fellows expect to make little
extra cash this year by trapping
beaver.
Edward Keyport left on the early
morning train Saturday for Norfolk
Va, where he is to be stationed with
the U. S. Navy. He had been spend
ing a week at home after finishing
training at Great Lakes, Ill.
Orval Switzer moved Saturday to
farm he purchased near Cromwell
Friends in the community regretted
seeing this family leave.
The ST. Michael's Study club met
Friday night. A lunch was served
and the members met the new pas
tor, Father Carol.
Mrs. Edith Lund entertained the
Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church Saturday. The usual good
crowd was in attendance
Mrs. Elmer Berg and children and
Mrs. Carl Falk returned to Marine
on st. Croix last Thursday after
few days visiting at the Irwin E
Larson home. Mrs. Falk, whose
home is in Dinuha, Calf, is sister
of Mrs Larson. She will also visit
| relatives in Iowa before returning to
! California the latter part of this
month
1t. Louis K. Hogan writes that he
spent a night recently with the J. E.
| Berry family at Rockville, Md Mrs
Berry will be remembered as Ellen
Olson. He says real Minnesota
dinner and welcome was handed out
Mr.. Berry has very nice place about
five miles out of Rockville where
he is a member of the police force,
having charge of the finger print
department.
John Paddock had the misfortune
of being kicked by cow last week
and medical treatment was necessary
l. E. Larson and daughter Dorothy
were Sandstone callers last Thurs
day.
FIR. Schmidt of Moose Lake, spent
Friday afternoon with FIR. Carroll,
helping him to get located.
1t. and Mrs. Richard Hogan OF
Pensacola, Fla, announce the birth
of Michael John on March %. All
are reported doing we'll, including
| father.
A number of beaver trappers have
their limit this year. Reports COM
ing in indicate that the catch is ex-
ceptionally heavy and that there are
some very fine specimens. One man
reports $107 from his four.
! Dorothy Kozlowski, who has been
in Duluth the past few months, re-
turned recently for a short visit with
her father and sister.
Donald Larson and Alvin Fiske
each reached their 18th birthday re-
Gently and registered for service.
Mr. and Mrs. Sexton and Mrs. W.
P. Hogan were in Willow River Sat-
urday evening for a bridal shower
for Mrs. Paul B. Hogan. She re-
ceived many very handsome and use
full items
John Alfred Swanson, who has
been on a farm near Hinckley the
past few months, returned to Ker-
rick Monday for an indefinite stay
This month is "buy-a-bond" Buy
| two if you can.
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Wahlberg
and daughter, Lily-Beth of Duluth
visited relatives at Sandstone, Askov
and Kerrick Sunday.
The evening flyers, No. 10 and No
20, will go through here an hour
earlier than usual, commencing Sun
day, April ID. In some towns this
will make it about the time of day