Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-08-16
ASKOV

at the JenS Larsen nome.
A son of Fred Smith of DuXbury, re-
ceived surgical attention last week
at Askov, for an infected arm.
Albert Clausen left Friday for the
northern part of the state and may
go up into the harvest fields of Can
ada.
Mrs. Marie Hansen and daughter
of Des Moines, Iowa, came here Sat
urday for a visit at the Jens Stef-
fensen home.
Fritz Holm has had his Overland
touring car remodeled at the Service
Garage this week, turning it into a
light delivery truck.
Miss Anne Yngve of Cambridge,
came up yesterday for a few days
visit with old friends, being a guest
at the H. B. Kilstofte home.
John H. Sorensen and family and
Mrs. ]. P. Sorensen and son, Harry,
are leaving today for a two weeks
trip to Fremont, Nebr., and several
other places.
Martin Miller went to Withee, Wis,
Saturday and returned again Tues
day accompanied by Mrs. Miller who
is now quite we'll recovered from
her recent operation.
Miss Anna johnson of Minneapolis,
visited from Thursday till Sunday at
the home of her sister, Mrs. L. A.
Paulsen. She came up to attend the
wedding of Miss Theresa Paulsen.
Harald Nielsen and family and
Norman Petersen came up from Min
neapolis for a visit over Sunday at
the Louis P. Jensen home and to take
Mrs. Petersen along back to the city.
Mrs. Jens Dietz and two children
came up from Minneapolis for a
visit over the week end at the home
of her parents and to attend the
wedding of her sister, Miss Clara.
Miss Dagny Ostergaard of Tyler,
came here last week for visit at
the P. P. Kilstofte home. Miss Os-
tergaard will remain here as she is
to be a member of the local school
faculty this term.
Mrs. Annie Koziol and two sons,
Henry and Lawrence, of Rochester,
left for Rochester Tuesday morning,
after spending their three weeks va
cation with her father, Mr.. Burg, and
sister, Mrs. Tony Bonk and friends.
Mr.~and Mrs. Walter johnson and
two children of Pipestone, visited
from Wednesday till Sunday at the
home of her sister, Mrs. L. A. Paul
sen, coming up principally to attend
the wedding of Miss Theresa Paulsen.
Mrs. Walter Hansen and two chill
dren of Chicago, came here Tuesday
for a few days visit at the home of
Mrs. ]. Justesen. The Hansens for
merly lived at Ringsted, Iowa, where
the Justesen family came from.
Mr.. and Ms. Laurits Dinesen and
two children of Minneapolis, visited
here from Thursday till Monday, be-
ing guests at the Henrik Henriksen
home. They came up to attend the
wedding of Mrs. Dinesen's brother,
Carl 1. Jensen.
Mr.. and Mrs, Peter Petersen and
two children of Chicago. left Monday
after having visited for a week at
the Peter Simonsgaard home. Miss
Agnete Simonsgaard accompanied
them for visit in Chicago and may
seek employment there.
Mrs. Christ Eriksen cut a long
cash in the palm of her left hand last
Thursday afternoon, severing several
blood vessels. The accident occurred
when Mrs. Eriksen slipped and fell on
a glass she was carrying, breaking it
and driving the pieces to the bones in
her hand. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory A. Zoller and
daughter, Elaine, of Bayport, Mimi,
are expected here this forenoon to
join the formers brother, Joe Zoller,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Eriksen and
Leroy in an auto trip up along the
north shore with Port Arthur as the
turning point.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Hansen and
child and Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Shipley
of Floodwood, were Askov callers Sum
day at the home of Mr.. Hansen's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Carlshoj
Hansen. Floodwood is to have fair
on Sunday, Sept. 9th, and the men
were also here to confer with the
Askov band regarding music at the
fair. Arrangements may be made to
have the local band furnish music for
the day.
Mrs. Hans Clausen, the Misses Alta
and Alice Clausen, Thorvald Clau-
sen and Peter Nielsen autoed to AL
bert Lea Friday. From there the
young ladies proceeded via train to
Chicago where they will seek en-
ployment and Thorvald went to Wells
to work. Mrs. Clausen and Mr.. Mel
sen are expected back after visiting
in Albert Lea for a week or so. Mr..
Nielsen plans on purchasing a farm
south of town and will work on that.
Yesterday afternoon when an cleo
trical storm, accompanied by a lit
tie shower, passed over this commun-
ity, lightning struck the farm resi-
dence occupied by the Mogens Tuxen
family. 1t appears that the bolt hit
the radio wire first as that was melt
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