Askov American., 1933-07-27
ASKOV

NlelS Miller TOOK MS daughter, MISS
Fylla, to the University hospital Tues
day, to have her examined for possible
medical attention.
Mildred Sandager accompanied l..
Byron Olsen to Minneapolis Monday,
and from there went on to visit her
parents in Faribault for an indefinite
time.
Mrs. Emil Hammer (nee Rigmor
JuhD and small son returned Monday
to their home in Chicago, after hav-
ing visited for some time at the par
entail Johannes Juhl home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lund and small
daughter, Joyce, of Tyler, came Mon
day to visit several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thorvald l. Sorensen. Mrs.
Lund is a sister of Mrs Sorensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nielsen left
Monday evening for Milwaukee. Wis.,,
where Harry will conduct service
station. Their many friends wish
them happiness and success in their
new venture.
DR.. A. L. Arends took Miss Olga
Petersen to the University hospital
Tuesday where she will receive X-ray
examinations. DIR. Arends returned
Wednesday evening, Miss Petersen re-
manning for more examinations.
The Askov band and the local male
chorus will participate in the program
of the Finlayson-Askov joint creamery
picnic. The program begins at 1
o'clock this afternoon, and consists OF
music, speaking, sports, and games.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Jensen and chill
dren of Ruskin, Nebr., left last Thurs
day, after spending about two weeks
at the Emil Fogt and Niels Olesen
homes. They were accompanied by
Miss Clara Fogt, who will visit there
for several weeks.
Sigvald Martinsen left Friday morn
ing for Montevideo to be employed in
connection with the acreage allot-
ment plan under the new emergency
farm act. Mrs. Martinsen is remain
ing with her father, Knud Feldtmose,
for the time being.
The Misses Herds johnson and
Mabel Nedegaard, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Jacobsen (nee Ivo Nedegaard)
all of Santa Barbara, Calf, came
Wednesday for an indefinite visit at
their respective parental Fred john
sen and N. P. Nedegaard homes.
A band concert and ice cream social
arranged by the local D. S. S. lodge,
will be held at the park Saturday eve
ming, July 20, beginning at Sis. This
will be the bands first public appear
ance this year and it is hoped that a
large crowd will be in attendance.
A seven and one-haf pound girl
was born Monday to Mrs. Emil Han
sen at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Jorgen Paulsen. The new arrival will
be named Anna Solvej. Mrs. Hansen
came from Richland, Mont, some time
ago for an extended visit with her
mother.
Hans Mosbak returned Wednesday
afternoon from Chicago, where he at
tended the Nurserymen's convention
and also took in" the Worlds Fair.
Hans had the opportunity of seeing
the famous Italian air minister, Italo
odlDO, dI ClOoC III ShS AoSSA
where the convention was held. He
also made a trip to his old home at
Onargo, ILL.,, and states that crop con-
ditions there are bad.
1t is conjectured that Chris Cappel.
janitor of the D. B. S. hall, has a
high respect for lightning after his
experience in last Thursday after
moons storm. Mr.. Cappel was sitting
on a chair in his home just east
of the Alfred L. Nielsen residence
when a bolt of lightning entered
through a window, breaking the pane
and knocking Mr.. Cappel from his
chair. He was momentarily stunned
though otherwise uninjured. The
storm, consisting of a strong wind
and hail and rain, did some damage
in this locality. On the H. Colloton
place, three miles east Of Sand Creek,
the garage was blown down and the
automobile it housed was tipped over.
Several windows were broken in the
house and part of the roof was blown
off. Lightning destroyed the Her
man Thrun home northwest of Fin
layson where very little of the house
hold goods were saved. The loss was
partially covered by insurance.