Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-07-06
ASKOV

MI. ana MIS-. SlSNdiu MOI eA
Minneapolis, are visiting with frlends
and relatives here.
Miss Eldora !Clegg of st. Paul, came
Sunday to spend two weeks Vaca-
ton at the parental Ernest Gregg
home.
Miss Marian Fisher OF st. Paul.
came Sunday to visit at the ]. Albert
Johnson home. She returned TO St.
Paul Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Skiold Petersen OF
Ceylon. came Monday for visit at
the parental Rasmus Petersen home.
They returned Wednesday forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Paulsen OF Cen
turia, Wis, spent the Fourth of July
holidays with friends and relatives,
staying at the Mrs. Jorgen Paulsen
home.
Miss Christine Jorgensen of Min
neapolis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Jorgensen, came Monday and
visited until Wednesday at her par
entail home.
Mrs. Emil Fogt left Sunday for Chi
cago, where she was to meet Mrs.
Anna Ravn of Ell Campo, Texas, with
whom she will take in the sights OF
Chicago and the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Miller and Miss
Ellen left Sunday for a two weeks
vacation trip. They will stop in Chi
cago a few days to visit with friends
and will also attend the Worlds Fair.
L. Byron Olsen left Sunday for Min
neapolis, where he is temporarily en-
ployed with the Midland Oil Company.
He came to Askov Tuesday to spend
the Fourth, returning to Minneapolis
the same evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Peterson and
daughter of Minneapolis, came Sat-
Nielsen home. They returned to Min
neapolis Tuesday, accompanied by
Mrs Nielsen, who will visit there fol
about ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Paulsen
and Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Petersen
arrived home Monday evening having
completed an automobile journey tt
California and other points. While
in California the Paulsens visited
their two daughters, Edna and Othe'
liza, at Santa Barbara.
The Rev. and Mrs. S. D. Rodholn
and Miss Marian and Bernard of De:
Moines, Iowa, came Saturday for {
visit with friends. The Rev. Rod
holm held services Sunday morning
at the local church, and in the eve
ming lectured. He also spoke at thu
Fourth of July celebration in the park
Early Wednesday morning P. P. Xii
stofte had the misfortune to fall dow
a flight of stairs. In some name
he lost his balance at the head of tn,
stairs and fell the full distance t
the landing below. Aside from a few
bumps and bruises Mr.. Kilstoft
seemed to suffer no i'll after effect
of his fall.
The Askov baseball team will NEE
the Sandstone nine on the local dia
mond Sunday in which is the las
scheduled game of the season. A re
duction in the price of admissio
should help materially in bringin
out large crowd. Said large crow
should be an inspiration for the boy
to win this game.
Mrs. Emil Hammer (nee Rigmo
JuhD and small son, and Mrs. Krue
ger (nee Florence Jorgensen) an
small daughter, all of Chicago, cam
Sunday for visit at the Johanne
Juhl home. Miss Agnete Juhl also G
Chicago, came last Thursday and wi
visit at the Juhl home for an in
definite length of time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nielsen an
Miss Helen Nielsen returned Sun
day afternoon from a two week
vacation trip. They attended tn
auto races at Milwaukee, Wis, an
also were in Chicago to view tn
Worlds Fair. At Detroit, Mich, the
visited with relatives. They repol
nice trip, no car trouble of any kline
not even a puncture though many {
the some three thousand miles wer
hot and dusty.
Mavis Conway, daughter of M
and Mrs. A. w. Conway, is the r,
cipient of letter from Miss Mildre
E. Carlson, former teacher here an
who will again teach in the Asko
school during the next term. tn
letter was written on board Swede
bound steamer and was mailed
Quebec as the steamer went up til
st. Lawrence. Miss Carlson has rel
tives in Sweden whom she will Wis
and will also visit other countrit
during her stay abroad.
A meeting of the married men wi
are interested in kittenball is to tai
place at the Park Friday evening
$50 at which time a captain and
manager will be elected Those wi
are not members and who would iii
to play as well as those who nc
are members of the team, are urg,
to be present. Kittenball is rapid
becoming headliner in sports
this vicinity and those who take pa
in it are not by any means profe
sional players; which is just anoth
way of stating that if you want son
good exercise and lots of fun, thou,
you may be doubtful of your abili
to play ball, join in the fun-it's
good way to loosen up seldom rs