Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-11-15
DENHAM

MIS-. SndIeT lett TOT SdndlOTlulii
at Excelsior Spring, Mo-, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Klososki motored
to Duluth Saturday and brought their
small daughter home from st. Mary's
hospital, where she had been since
the accident.
Mrs. ions johnson received mes
- sage from st. Paul Saturday, stating
that her nephew, Carl Johnson, had
met his death through an accident
that day. Mr.. Johnson was painter
and was painting when the scaffold
broke, causing him to fall from the
fourth story. He was so severely
injured that he died a few hours after
the accident had occurred, without
regaining consciousness. Mr.. johnson
will be remembered as one of the
young men that used to visit at the
ions Johnson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank LewandOwski
and John, Anna, and Alice Lewan-
dowski motored from Duluth Sunday
and spent the day visiting at the Paul
Posaski and Stanley Mikrot homes.
a. Mr. and Mrs. Letwinik and son,
Stanley, of Minneapolis, spent the
weekend visiting at Paul Posaski's
and Stanley Mikrot's. Paul Posaski
accompanied them to Minneapolis
Sunday evening. Stanley Letwinik
and Mr.. Posaski returned to Denham
Monday afternoon. S. Letwinik is
going to try his luck deer hunting.
Runo Larson, Arthur Swanson, Geo.
koloski, and Martin Kiminski are
among the fortunate ones who got
their deer in the beginning of the
hunting season.
Oscar and Raymond Blasjo who
have been employed in Chicago, ar
rived home last week.
Only five more weeks and Christmas
will be here. If you are worrying
about Christmas presents, the Swede
Park Ladies' Aid will help you. They
are having their semi-annual sale at
the Swede Park church Friday, Nov.
18th.
Frank Barton came home from
Kingsdale last week, to help his father
with the fall work.
The Nordland congregation turned
out full force Wednesday of last week
and surprised their pastor, Rev.
Tofte The day was spent at the
parsonage at Moose Lake. A bounte-
Gus dinner was served and a sum of
money was presented Rev. Tote as
a token of their appreciation of the
splendid work he is doing.
Selma and Mae Upgren, Rose Lun-
dell, and Agda Rundquist were dinner
guests at F. L. Olson's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Millbrath mo-
tored up from Minneapolis Saturday.
Mr.. Millbrath came to try his luck
deer hunting. Mrs. Millbrath will
visit her parents, NelS PearSonS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nordeen drove
down from Superior Saturday. They
spent the weekend visiting Mrs. Nor
deems parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Overum
and her sister, Mrs. Hugo Johnson.
The carnival given by the Denham
school was we'll attended. A sum of
$7462 was taken in. The Denham
school wishes to thank everyone who
came and helped to make the carni-
val a success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trig Johnson and
daughter, and Norman Johnson drove
down from Cloquet last Saturday and
spent the weekend at o. w. Johnson's.
Sam Kron left for Minneapolis Sat-
urday to visit his mother. who had
a stroke recently. Friends of Mrs.
Kron are glad to hear that she is some
what better and has recovered the
power of speech to some extent.
Twenty-three guests were entertain
ed at the Ed Weinberg home Wednes-
day evening. The evening was spent
in playing whist and bunco. A very
delicious lunch was served later in
the evening.
F. E. Anderson, o. Alberg, and Mr..
Hrubes drove to Pine City Monday to
attend the school board convention
held at that place.
A number of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Storr's
friends gave farewell party for them
at the Carl Peterson home Tuesday