Askov American., 1928-11-08
ASKOV

visited at the Carl Thinesen home
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Robertson NOV
ed on the Simonsen eighty southeast
of town, the first of the week.
Mrs. P. N. Fenger and daughter,
Miss Ingrid, visited at the Gunnar
Fenger home in Cass Lake over Sun
day.
Miss Katie Clausen who recently
returned from her Denmark trip, is
visiting at the home of her folks
here.
Miss Agnete Simonsgaard who has
been employed in Chicago came up
yesterday for visit at the home of
her folks.
Peter Miller of West Denmark,
Wis, visited at the homes of his sons.
Niels B. and Carl Miller from Sunday
till Tuesday.
Ole Sorensen of West Denmark,
Wis, visited at the home of his
brother Martin Sorensen, from Sun
day till Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Holger Koch and
tied here from Sunday till Tuesday at
the ]. r. Petersen home.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Hansen and son,
Harold, and Albert Hansen of Ogil-
vie, visited at the T. w. Hansen home
here Wednesday, The latter, how
ever, is remaining for a few days
visit here.
MInnn-
apolis Thursday and visited at the
T. w. Hansen home until Saturday.
Returning home he was accompanied
by Mrs. T. w. Hansen who visited
in the city until Monday.
Rev. c. P. Hojbjerg of Danebod col
lege, Tyler, came here Saturday to
give a series of lectures at the as
sembly hall which are being we'll
attended and followed with interest.
Rev. Hojbjerg also occupied the pull
pit in the local church Sunday fore
noon.
James Morrison of Bruno. and a
Civil war veteran made a pleasant
call at the American office Friday
enroute to Sandstone where he was
to receive communication from his
wife, who is in a Minneapolis hospi-
tai. Mrs. Morrison has been in poor
health for the past two years.
The local school will be closed to-
day and tomorrow to give the faculty
an opportunity to attend the Mime
sofa Education Association annual
meeting in Minneapolis. A number
of the instructors went down last
night on the $50 train while the
others will likely 60 down today via
auto
Rasmus johnson and family who
have been living on the AxeI A. Jen-
sen place in the village for several
months, have moved onto the place
just vacated by the VIM. L. Smith
family, southeast of town, and will
farm their. eighty acres, which lies
just west of them-the former James |
johnson farm, which they purchased |
last summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Frederiksen |
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Sorensen
entertained number of friends joint
ly at the latter's home last Thursday |
evening with Halloween party. A
ride from town to their place in a
hay rack and hike across the fields |
to bond fire, together with various
kinds of games in the house and a
hne lunch made the evening pass
rapidly and very socially.
Many Askovites were interested in
the final outcome of the election
Tuesday night, resulting In steady
stream from the d. B. S. hall to the
town hall, thence to Hansen's res
taurant and to the American office
and wise versa. AS the meager re-
ports trickled in there was both dis
appointment and rejoicing. After mid
night when the major contests were
practically decided the enthusiasm
dwindled and by three o'clock in the
morning the village was practically
deserted.
The Askov baseball boys and any
others interested in the affairs of
that organization are hereby request
ed to meet at the town hall Wednes-
day evening, Nov. IA. A financial
report for the seasons activities will
be rendered and any other matters I
of Importance to the team may be
brought up for discussion.-,Svend
Petersen, Sec.-Treas.