Askov American., 1943-10-07
Kerrick

May, but her condition was not
thought to be serious. Mr.. and Mrs.
John johnson, her parents, were on
the way there when they received
word Besides her own family she
leaves the parents, seven sisters and
brothers. The funeral was held at
Plum City. Mrs. Gillis had visited
here a number of times and was well
liked by all who knew her, and her
remaining relatives have the SINGER
est sympathy of many friends.
Miss Currie is talking of making
up class for manual training. 1t
would be fine if she did. She has
taken a course herself and it is said
can drive nail without hitting her
finger, saw on line, and things
like that.
Mr.. johnson, who came recently
from Seattle to take over where Mr.
Fider left off, is now established
and on the job. He will be pleased
to meet all of you.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will
serve lunch in the church basement
Saturday, October 16, in the after
noon. All members are asked to bring
something for lunch and it will be
a pot luck lunch. All members are
urged to be present for a business
meeting.
Mrs. George Kalafut left Monday
of last week for Chicago where she
will spend week or more with her
sister and with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Stine left
Wednesday night of last week for
Graston where Tom will teach part
of the seventh and eighth grades and
high school, He will also assume the
coaching duties. They would liked
to have gotten in at Bruno but were
unable to find place to live. Folks
here regretted to see the Stines move.
They have been fine influence on
the school children who came under
their care in the past six years. Frank
Nee hauled their furniture. 'Clayton
and Richard Hogan went along with
the load to help them get settled in
their new location.
Donald Larson was called as a wit
ness for the defense in a suit at
Pine City last week.
Donovan Hogan was home over
Sunday. At present he is located at
Rochester, teaching instrument fly
ing, but expects to be there only a
short time. His next stop is still
unknown.
Two of the c. E. Anderson girls,
working in Minneapolis, came up
with Don Hogan and stayed over
Sunday with the folks and returned
later in the day with him.
Mr.. Ottun, the safe and lock man,
spent the entire afternoon at the
bank Monday repairing, cleaning and
Because of whooping cough among
the children and the lack of certain
ty on the part of the board as to
definite requirements, DR.. w. c.
Ehmke was called recently to exam
inc the children and to tell who
should remain home. If the parents
are willing, innoculation can be ar
ranged. Parents will be required pay
(if this is done) but the charge will
be reduced if a reasonable number
of students are given shots.
Father Michael Hogan and his
mother drove to Shakopee Saturday
to see the new grandson, James L.
Sanford. On the trip home Miss Bet
ty Noterman came along to spend
two days. Miss Noterman is steward
ess on the Northwest Airlines running
from Minneapolis to Chicago and
Minneapolis to Mandan, N. D. She
returned to Minneapolis Wednesday.
Ed Mach purchasd truck from
Irwin E. Larson recently and has
taken over the South milk route.
Cy Halverson drove to Pine City
Monday morning with Carl Hultgren.
Carl reported there for induction in
the army.
A All Club has been reorganized
by the local school folks with Miss
Lund as president and Miss Gloria
Murphy secretary and they are plan
ming on a big year, judging from
their motto which is, "We are going
to do something this year if it's the
last thing we ever do"
Geo. Watson is moving along with
the addition to his home and expects
to have it ready for occupancy for
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Bornhoff
were here for a weekend visit with
the johnson family and other friends
and Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. johnson re-
turned to the city with them for
few days visit. That of course leaves
Clarence alone for the period.
Father Carroll found a ditch on
the road between Holyoke and Ker-
rick last Sunday morning and
promptly took possession of it. Ray
Hogan went up and brought him
here. There was no injury to him,
but services were delayed about an
hour.
The woods are beautiful just now
and it's well worth day of anyone's
life to get out on nice day and
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