Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-12-13
ASKOV

Mr.. and Mrs. L c. Petersen were
callers in Duluth Friday.
DIR. H. E. Levin and family were
callers in the Twin Cities Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Miller were bust
ness visitors in the Twin Cities Mon
day and Tuesday.
Jens Henriksen who has been all
ing for a long time, seems to be con-
siderably worse lately.
The Misses Valborg Justesen and
Myrtle Gammelgaard were weekend
visitors in the Twin Cities.
Here's a new one in "speedwriting"
Read this and make sense out of it:
Hoover 1, Curtis -, Smith 021 and
Robinson OPP.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mach, Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolf Larson, and Charles
Southerton. from east of Kerrick. were
business callers in Askov Monday.
Rudolph and Bertrum Robertson of
Correll, Mimi, visited from Saturday
until Monday of last week, at the Hans
Hansen and James Robertson homes.
The boys are brothers of James Rob-
ertson.
Peter Linn left Saturday afternoon
for Boyd. Wis, where he will do car
penter work for the Askov Construct
ion Co. until Christmas time when he
plans to take a trip to the South and
possibly California.
Mrs. John o. Christensen and chill
dren returned last week to her hus-
band in Oklahoma for an indefinite
stay. Some time ago they had planned
on starting farming here, but that has
temporarily been abandoned
Miss Paula and Ludwig Madsen were
i'm Sandstone Friday evening to attend
program given by the Teacher
Training Department of the Sandstone
high school, for the benefit of their
piano fund. They report very en-
joyable evening.
Lillian Robertson and Lester Peter
son came here from Duluth Saturday,
and visited until Tuesday of last
week, at the Hans Hansen and the
James Robertson homes. Fred Steen
and Chris Hansen accompanied Miss
Robertson to Minneapolis when she
left.
The committee in charge of the re-
cent golden wedding celebration in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Jensen,
reports that after all expenses had
been paid there was a balance of
$23.60, which was given to the Jensens
in addition to the $40 in gold, and the
couch, presented to them on the day
of the celebration.
Thorvald Sorensen went to Mime
apolis Sunday to accompany his sis
ter, Miss Thyra, home on Monday.
Miss Sorensen who was in training
at the Fairview hospital, has been ill
and confined to bed at the hospital
for several weeks. She is slightly
better now and is able to be up a
short time each afternoon.
Contributions to the Near East Re-
lief this year were nearly swept into
the discard by the appearance, a few
days before Golden Rule Sunday, of
two missionaries for the relief of
Armenian children who showed slides
hn the assembly hall and collected a
NSiy HSdl SuIu VI money. F'urtner- |
more the appeal this year was so
worded and directed that many sent
their checks directly to headquarters.
Only SIS was collected in the post Of
flee which has been forwarded to the |
district office in Minneapolis.
A surprise farewell party was tend
cred Mrs. ]. P. Frederiksen Sunday |
evening at the L. Mosbak home at |
which occasion many good wishes
were extended to Mrs. Frederiksen and
her family in their new location. She
has been visiting with various friends |
here since their auction sale Satur-
day, and yesterday she and the chill
dren left via bus from Sandstone di-
rect for Chicago to join Mr.. Frederik-
sen there and establish their new
home in the big city, their former
place of abode. The American joins
with others in wishing them the best
of success in their new location.