Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-08-28
ASKOV

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Kunzie and chill
dren of Waupun, Wis, visited at the
p. P. Kilstofte home from Saturday
till Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ammentorp and son
of Chicago, visited from Saturday I'LL
Monday at the home of his sister,
Mrs. ]. Slott
Marinus Andersen who has been re-
ieving the buttermaker at Ironwood,
Mich. for a short time, returned TO
his home here Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Jorgensen and l4-year-
old son, Christen, went to Minneapolis
Sunday to seek medical attention for
the latter at the University hospital.
Axel Brus took them there via auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Janus Jensen ana
their three children OF st. Edwards,
Nebr., came here Saturday for WISH
at the home of his parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Soren Jensen, northeast of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Frandsen, Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Frandsen and son,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Miller, all OF
st. Paul, were here Sunday for a VISIT
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. }. }.
Krogh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Christensen and
a neighbor lady, Mrs. Nelson, from
the Kerrick community, came through
Askov last Friday on the way TO De-
corah, Iowa, for few days visit at
the home of Editor and Mrs. Georg
Strandvold.
anA Viola pp6pr-
sen of Sheffield, Iowa, and Della wal
demar of Geneva, Mimi, who have
spent a few days visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Petersen, left
for their homes Monday morning. All
three are nieces of Mr.. Petersen.
Miss Margaret Nedegaard who has
attended Danebod College at Tyler
this summer, went from there to the
national Young Peoples convention
at Des Moines, Iowa, and then re-
turned to her home here Monday eve
ming with other Askovites who had at
tended the meeting.
]. G.. Jensen motored to Mime
apolis Monday Returning home Tues
day he was accompanied by Mrs. Jen
sen and their son, Melvin, who hat
visited there since Saturday; and Mr.
and Mrs Carl Jensen of Minneapolis
also came along for a visit VIII
friends and relatives here.
Miss Esther Krogh came home from
St Paul Wednesday of last week ant
will be nursing an injured hip for
few weeks. Recently Miss Krogh wa
in an automobile accident in St. Pau
in which her hip bone was inJure
and Just recently she had the mis-
fortune to fall down few stairs an
reopen the partially healed wound.
Mrs. Dorthea Sorensen, her daugh
ter, Miss Astrid, and sons, Thorval
and Viggo of St. Edwards, Nebr., WIN
have been on an automobile trip 10
the last three months, largely tourin
Minnesota, came to AskOv Sunday fC
visit at the Mrs. Jeppe Sorense
home and to visit other relatives an
friends in the community. The ladit
are sisters-in-law.
Officers of the AskOv Tennis Gu
wish to announce to its members tn;
anyone who wishes to enter the tou
nament Sunday and Monday may {
so by drawing a number from SveI
Petersen at the post office before
o'clock D. m. Saturday. Numbers
and will start play in the tourn
ment and be followed by 3 and 4 al
continue in numerical order.
Axel Andersen, editor OF ID
Danske Ugeblad," Minneapolis, al
his son of Tyler, also Holger Jacobs
of Minneapolis, and Valdemar Chr
Jensen of Montreal, Canada, agent +
the Canadian Pacific STEAMSHIP
called at the Svend Petersen hoI
Sunday afternoon on business a
took time to view the Ferndale Nul
cry and other parts of the communi
The farm home of Mr.. and M
Anton J. Dietz was the scene OF
happy family reunion Sunday in hi
or of Mr.. Dietzs sixtieth birthd
anniversary. Those of their childr
who were able to come home for
event were, Mr.. and Mrs. Geol
Wentland of Appleton, Mr.. and M
Jens Dietz and two children of M
neapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Di
and two children of Minneapolis,
and Mrs Leonard Dietz and daugh
OF Chatfield, Mr.. and Mrs Wendell
Shoberg and two children of Waterl
Iowa. Edward Dietz of Louisburg, {
Leonard Shoberg of Chicago.
The tennis court back of the sch
house has developed into being
main sport attraction and nea
forty members are now registered
the club. Under the auspices of
officers of the club a champions
tournament will be staged Sunday
Monday in which at least "A play
will take part. There will be Sc
for spectators and no admission '
be charged-everyone is invited
come and enjoy the sport. A few c
tnStS rnny he II apal from s to 10 S