Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-05-17
ASKOV

is visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Martin Sorensen.
Louis p. Jensen and family drove to
Minneapolis Saturday for visit over
Sunday with relatives.
]. p. Frederiksen who lives two
miles east of Askov, underwent an
operation on Friday, May II.
Mrs. X. A. Butler and two sons of
st. Paul, are spending a couple OF
weeks at the Manford Nelson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Albert johnson and
children visited in Cloquet. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rasmus johnson went
to Starbuck last week to look after
their farm interests there for a short
time.
Jens Arnbal, east of town, who has
been quarantined with scarlet fever
since March 80, was released last
Sunday.
Mrs. T. w. Hansen left Wednesday
for few days visit with friends
Lake Minnetonka.
NJ. Burke, chairman of the Park
township board. was in Askov Monday
consulting relative to health matters
within his township.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. S. Petersen went to
turned home the following day with a
Ford roadster for the local dealers.
Miss Edith Gravesen commenced as
clerk in the post office yesterday and
will take the place of Miss Sigrid Jen-
sen when the latter leaves for trip
to Denmark.
Miss Agnete Schroeder is assisting
at the Carl Miller store while Miss
Ingrid Stottrup is helping with the
work at the home of her parents for
a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Kair of Newell,
Iowa, visited relatives here from We'd
nesday till Saturday. Mrs. kair is
a niece of Mrs. ]. Aug. Nielsen, and
they were recently married. They
are on their honeymoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Niels B. Miller and
Mrs. Wayne E. Jacobsen visited rela-
tives at Luck, Wis, last Thursday.
Returning home the same evening
they were accompanied by Mrs. Axel
Birkholm and baby boy who will visit
here for several days.
A. Henriksen has had his feed store
building remodeled so as to make d
nice office in the southeast corner
of the building. Peter Linn and O..
r. Keller are doing the work as well
as making some improvements and
changes on the former Produce house
Miss Anna Yngve visited at her
home in Cambridge over the week
end; returning to Askov Sunday she
was accompanied by her cousin Miss
Ellen Yngve who visited here for
a day. The latter is enroute to her
home in Washington from a years
visit in Sweden.
Seven Askov Rebekah members
were in Sandstone Monday evening to
attend a meeting of the lodge there
and initiation of one candidate. Lunch
was served, and the members report
a very fine time. They had high
praise for the work put on by the
Sandstone degree team.
The local milk route business
which has been handled the past
couple of years by Gregersen Bros,
was sold the first of the week to
Wayne E. Jacobsen who takes pos
session today and will make his first
delivery tomorrow. The American
wishes the new owner success with
his new enterprise.
A special meeting of the local Da-
nish Lutheran congregation was held
Monday evening in the church base
ment for the purpose of electing dele
gates to the national convention this
summer, which resulted in the selec-
ton of Johannes Juhl and Adolf Jen-
sen, with S. Chr. DiXen and Rasmus
Petersen as alternates. At this same
meeting Rev. o. H. Dyreborg gave an
interesting and instructive lecture.
H. c. Hansen accompanied by Mrs.
Knud Feldtmose and daughter, Eva,
drove to Cedar Falls, Iowa, Saturday.
They were accompanied as far as
ST. Paul by Supt. Viggo Justesen. Re
turning home again Sunday Mr.. Han
sen was accompanied by his daughter,
Mrs. John D. Gemmill, and baby boy,
who will visit here for a couple of
weeks. Mrs. Feldtmose remained in
Cedar Falls for a couple of weeks
visit.