Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-05-08


rubbish anywhere within the village
limits.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew clean re-
ceived word from ST. Patricks hospital
authorities in Missoula, Mont, that
their son, Walfred, is a patient there,
having had an accident in which one
of his legs was broken in several
places. At present he is under the
care of a specialist from Spokane,
Wash.
Lawrence Thrun and Harry Dahl
gren visited Sunday at the Andrew
Olean home.
May is the month the assessors call
at our homes. Elmo Kari is assessing
in Pine Lake township, j. j. Malloy
in Finlayson township, and Harvey
Miller in Finlayson village.
Joe Carman of Duluth, visited at
the home of his uncle, Clifford Car
man and family Sunday. He was
accompanied by Miss Erickson Of Bar
mum.
The three-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Foley, was very i'll last
week with bronchitis.
Mrs. o. E. Bergseth, Mrs. j. H.
Arh and Mrs. H. e .Shafer went to
Hinckley Saturday afternoon, and
were guests at the o. e. S. bridge
party there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Seidel and fam
lily and Mrs. S. S. Larson drove here
from Minneapolis last Thursday to
stay until Monday morning at the Lar
son home. Mrs. Larson who is improv-
ing under the treatments she is taking
there, went back for longer stay.
Other guests at the Larson home
from Friday until Sunday were Mr..
and Mrs. John Wyttenbach and chill
dren. They were accompanied home
to Minneapolis by Harold Wickstrom,
who had been home over Sunday.
Charles Smith spent Sunday at the
home of his schoolmate, Julius Ho-
seth.
Mr. Hoseth and daughter, Ida, were
home over Sunday. Mr.. Hoseth is en-
ployed in Minneapolis while Miss Ida
attends high school there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Hoglund of
Minneapolis, were guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Hoglund over
Sunday. They were accompanied by
Chester Faudskar, who visited at his
parental home.
Kenneth Carroll drove car here
from Minneapolis for his brother,
Ernest, and after spending Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. Marie Carroll
and family, returned Sunday evening
with Mr.. Hoglund.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Faudskar ac-
companied by the Misses Esther Holm
and Mary Murphy spent Sunday eve
ming at the Charles Wickner home,
west of Groningen.
Mrs. F. G. Brandes and son went
to Pine City Friday evening to visit
her parents. Saturday she was a
guest at bridge party. She returned
home Sunday evening, when her fam
lily drove here to spend the evening.
Mrs. c. c. Smith, who has been seri-
ously i'll for several days, is some
what improved now and able to sit
up for short time each day.
Claudina Willie spent Monday and
Tuesday with her cousin, Josephine,
at the Ed Buggie home, and attended
the Community club meeting Monday
evening.
Elmo Maxi, who had an attack of
Quinsy, is now well again.
Lyle Bergseth, whose heel was in
jured Saturday when running in a
race at the track meet with Sandstone
students, is still limping, but able
to be at school as usual. One of the
runners stepped on Lyle's heel, rip
ping off his shoe, and made deep
gashes with the pegs of his running
shoe. DR.. Pearson was at the meet
and Immediately dressed the wounds.
This was the only mishap of the af-
some promising material and did some
good work in the various events
George Foley of Duluth, and Ocea
Peck of Superior, spent Sunday at the
Richard Foley home.
Albert Anderson of Cokato, came
Friday to look after business interests
here on his farm, which is occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Johnson.
Earl Rogers was home for over Sun
day from North Branch TO see his
parents. His mother, Mrs. F. d. Ro-
gers, who suffered severe stroke
a month ago, is able TO walk around
some now and had an auto ride Tues
day.
At the Community club meeting
Monday evening, a large crowd en-
joyed the fine program put on by the
Willow River people and also the
spelling contest Of grade students,