Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-10-05
ASKOV

M, w. Johnson came IRON ouPSiioi
Tuesday to spend the balance OF the
week here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Jensen and
son of Cushing, Wis.,, were here Tues-
day and Wednesday for visit at the
A. P. Jensen home.
DR.. A. L. Arends is taking Gene
Christensen, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Christensen, to st. Paul today to have
his tonsils removed.
Mrs. Gus Thomson came last
Thursday from Minneapolis for a visit
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Mikael Petersen.
Lars Rasmussen of st. Paul, was
here several days last week looking
after his farm interests, and visiting
old friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Jensen OF Des
Moines, Iowa, were here Saturday ana
Sunday for a visit at the home OF
her folks, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Ander-
sen.
Ernest Borgesen northeast OF town,
has been i'll and confined to his bed
for several days. The first OF this
week it turned into rather serious
attack of pneumonia.
Manford Nelson has been busy for
some time hauling home some dis
carded cement sidewalk blocks from
Hinckley. He is laying them in two
strips along the driveway at their
home which when completed Will
make a substantial and neat en-
trance.
Mrs. Lizzie Schwerin Path and two
daughters, the Misses Pearl and Gla-
dys Schwerin from Delano, were here
Friday and Saturday for visit with
another daughter, Luverne kespohl.
Miss Pearl Schwerin is remaining for
a few DAYS and she and Luverne kes-
! pohl expect to leave tomorrow for a
visit at the Worlds fair.
For some time past there has been
talk of organizing and perfectlng a
4 cooperative burial association in
Pine county and it is planned to have
a big meeting in ASkov with that IN
view some time in October, date OF
which will be announced later. }. II
Hay, deputy commissioner of agricul'
ture, will most likely be the speaker
to explain how cooperative burial
associations function in other COM
munities of the state.
The Pine Coop Oil Association is
announcing a new gasoline this weef
which was put on sale here Monday
This new product replaces what wa;
known as the standard grade and i:
called High Octane. 1t has highel
anti-knock qualities than the regular
gas and is put on as regular t.
compete with other companies wh'
have been putting out superio
grade of regular gas. This new pro
duct has an attractive and pleasin!
amber color.
The Askov male chorus surely i
composed of bunch of good fellows
For long time they have been enter
tanning here, there and everywhere
Now they are venturing out ON a
undertaking of their own, but tn
beauty of that undertaking is that al
the proceeds from it will go to tn
local church. There is a write-up a
we'll as an advertisement elsewhere !!
this issue telling all about it. Rea
both and be sure to come to tn
hall Monday night, Oct. 9.
Mr. and Mrs. John o. christensen
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P Rasmussen, an
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Sorensen wer
in Minneapolis Saturday and Sunda!
Saturday evening they attended tn
silver wedding celebration tendere
Mr.. and Mrs. Marinus Hansen of Mir
neapolis, by friends at DANA hal
Minneapolis. The party was a com
plete surprise to the guests CT homo
when they were escorted to the hea
of the well laden tables where az
proximately 800 friends had gathered
Relatives and guests had come froI
Luck, Wis, Tyler, Askov, and othe
points, as well as a brother froI
California. Sunday all the relative
were gathered again for family dir
ner and it was good sized family
there being approximately 60 for dir
ner.
The annual meeting of the locs
Red Cross unit was held at the schot
house Monday evening and drew onl
a small attendance. The local un
surely did lot of good work here la:
winter and everyone should be il
terested in the organization. TIL
election of officers resulted as follows
DR.. A. L. Arends, reelected Chairman
Hans Mosbak, vice chairman, SUI
ceeding Mrs. A. Henriksen who d.
clined reelection; Mrs. A. w. Coz
away, secretary, succeeding Mis-
Emily Jensen who declined re-ele'
ton; Luverne Kespohl. treasurer, SUI
ceeding Miss Sigrid Jensen who ais
declined reelection; Mrs. Sver
Petersen, trustee for three years, SUI
ceeding Mrs. A. G. Danielson who al:
declined reelection; the two truste'
holding over are Mrs. ]. c. Jense
and Mrs. Wayne e. Jacobsen. TT
meeting discussed the. coming men
bership drive which starts on A
mistice day and ends Thanksgivir
day. Other routine matters pertain
ing to the work to be undertaken tn
winter were also up for discussio
Conoo of tho officers chosen were n,