Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-02-07
BRUNO

nome III Altkln 10 take a mucn need
ed rest. The doctor has ordered him
to rest for at least month. There
will be no Swedish Lutheran services
during the month of February at any
of the places the Rev. Rydell has
charge.
/ Mrs. Joe Krause was called to ST.
Cloud Sunday, by the death of her
only daughter Mrs. Olson. This came
as a great shock to Mrs. Krause, as
she had received a letter from her
daughter Saturday stating that she
was in the hospital on account of a
carbuncle, but was doing very nicely
Mr.. and Mrs. Krause and family have
the sympathy of their many friends
here Mrs. Krause left on the morn
ing train Sunday, for st. Cloud
Word has been received that Miss
Chases mother passed away Sunday
at the sanitorium near Wadena. Miss
Chase has been home for a week.
Mrs. Norris has had charge of her
room i'm the school, while she has
been away.
Mrs. o. F. Peterson entertained at
her home Friday afternoon i'm honor
of her nephew and his bride A very
delicious lunch was served and all
had fine time.
The parent-teacher's meeting was
held last Thursday at the auditor
ium and the high school had charge
of the program. A declamatory con-
test was given by the English III
class. Violet Johnson, Signie Eklund,
Adelaide Friesendahl, Leona Marihart,
Ruth Darling. Robert Berglund,
Charles Ames, and Ivan Miller recit-
ed Violet Johnson and Ivan Miller
received first honors; Adelaide Erie
sendahl and Robert Berglund, second
hOnOrs. The judges were the Rev.
Fillinger, Mrs. A. M. Dougan, and
Mrs. Downing. The students did
very we'll, and the judges said it was
difficult to decide as to whom should
be named as second Mrs. Dougan
gave a very good paper, and Hattie
and Lucille Skinner gave a fine piano
duet
A. NJ. Dougan went to the Twin
Cities Monday. and attended the auto
show, and from there he went to
Mason City, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Marihart went
to the Twin Cities Sunday, to attend
the auto show.
Mr.. Wehking was gone from We'd
nesday till Sunday of last week, help
ing his brother-in-law invoice his
stock of merchandise he had purchas-
ed at Ogilvie. Mr.. Smith and family
moved to Ogilvie last week and there
chandise.
Mr.. and Mrs Myron Peterson left
for their home in De Calf, Iowa. Sat-
urday morning.
VIM. Marihart is in the Twin
Cities this week. taking course in
the headlight auto school. He ex-
poets to return Friday.
Little Helen Won Schenk has been
quite sick this week.
Mr. ROchliff of Lindstrom. attended
the annual directors meeting of the
bank
oiiNNi al iCit III tliC l. " III
Cities Saturday, and expected to be-
gin COW testing at the place he work
ed last summer, west of the cities.
Thirty-seven friends and neighbors
walked into the Mel Plaisted home
Sunday, to remind Harold Plaisted of
his birthday. Lots of eats were
brought and enjoyed
Mr.. Clark, Oscar Eklund. and Carl
ton Stafford were in Sandstone Sat
urday
Leslie Darling and Patsie Murphy
were in AskOv Monday.
Mrs. j. H. Lingren is able to be
out again.
The little Wahlstrom children are
quite sick at this writing
Mrs. Peter Peterson is cooking at
the Johnson camp
Presbyterian NOtes-Sunday school
at 9:45, church services at II o'clock,
c. E.. at 1880. Bible study Tuesday
evening at 7:3O, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Grant Gault. Special music
by the choir Sunday Everybody is
invited to all the above services.
Swedish Lutheran Notes-No SER
vices during the month of February.
Rev. Rydell, pastor