Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-12-04
KERRICK

Larson, ana VIVIAN WdulQuiSI "OiO
Duluth passengers Friday.
Church Notes-Sunday school at
1870, services follow.
C. E. at Bruno Sunday evening, at
s o'clock.
Guy Watson and AL Smith are back
from the hospital, and both are feel
ing much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kvasnicka are |
very appreciative of the efforts of
their many friends in making their
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary a
happy event.
We understand something special
will happen at the school house this
Christmas time. No telling just now.
Bert Warren took another truck
load of turkeys to Minneapolis this
past week These are for the Christ
mas season. They are handled
through the Land O'Lakes.
Mrs. R. P. Hogan, who has been
helping in the bank for the past ten
days, returned to Minneapolis Thurs
day.
We understand Ole Fiske is bring
ing the work on his house to finish
and will soon move into the new
quarters.
There is a probability that another
project will be carried on in this COM
munity by the extension division OF
the University. This time it will be
poultry" Some of the ladies were
at Sandstone getting information on
this matter on Tuesday and it is be-
lieved that project can be carried
out here with success. This is a
very good thing for people interested
and not a bad thing for anyone.
Kerrick mourns the passing of
Clara Swenson, young wife of Victor
Swenson; and expresses to Victor
and to the John M. Anderson family
the community's deepest sympathy.
There will be a vacancy in these two
homes that will be hard to fill.
John Alfred Swanson returned from
Red Wing, where he has spent the
summer He will remain here
through the winter.
There is to be big road meeting
at Holyoke Saturday night. People
from along the line are invited to
be in attendance. Mr.. Forbes of the
highway department, will be there.
An effort is to be made to get the
Holyoke-Foxboro road graveled. We
surely hope they succeed. We should
help all we can.
Jas. H. Hogan has returned from a
trip to southwestern. Iowa., He finds
conditions there much worse than at
home. Crops were not good and
prices are very low. Many can not
raise money for their cash rent.
A. c. Smith has returned from the
hospital at Minneapolis, but not
strong He will perhaps be tied up
for spell yet.
w. P. Hogan is moving around
again but is a bit shaky on the
pins"
Those who listened to Amos and
Andy on Thanksgiving night and
didn't get lesson from the philoso-
ply at Amos handed out have missed
something. He found ANDY in the
Dumps" and then proceeded to lee
ture him on how much better off he
was than many who have no work or
food and then he wound up by saying
that if you want to really feel good,
lust 90 and do something for someone
else who is worse off than you. Do it
with a free heart and enjoy the feel
ing that comes from doing good. 1t
was a real lesson.
The poultry project given by the
U. S. Bureau of Agriculture extension
service will be started in Pine county
the latter part of January. Those
from this community who are interest
ed should attend the Farm Bureau
meeting Friday. Dec. IL, and sign up
for the project.
Whoopee, it's a boy this time at the
o. Dahlgren home. All are reported
to be getting along nicely.
Our postmaster wishes to urge all
to mail their Christmas packages
early, address them plainly and wrap
them securely, and remember that
the return address must be placed OF
all packages, otherwise they cannot
| be sent out This will eliminate lost
packages and assure their getting tC
| their destination on time. Trees, oil
which there are a large number sent
from here each year, should be in
the mail not later than the 18th.
Miss Phyllis Hogan spent the week
end with friends at the Head of the
, Lakes.
Mrs. Victor E. Swenson, who diel
Monday, was we'll and favorabl.
known here, where she did a portion
of her high school work, and the sym
pathy of the entire community goe
out to the relatives.
I Delegations from along the lin'
from Bruno and north are expected t
attend a meeting at the town hall il
Holyoke Saturday evening, at which
4 time the matter of getting the roa,
from Holyoke to Foxboro improves
will be discussed. The meeting i
f, called for 1880 p. m. and all who Cal
are invited to go. 1t is understood
A that member of the State Highwa
commission is to be present as wei
as the county commissioner of tn
o district, and an effort is being mad