Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-08-17
ASKOV

Mrs. Einar Petersen and son came
Sunday from Luck, Wis.,, to visit Ut
the Mrs. ]. ]. Jensen home.
Jim Nelson and daughters, Alma
and Lena, of Winner, S. D., came Sat
urday for a visit at the Hans Abra-
hansen home. They are former
neighbors of the Abrahamsens in Ord'
lNebr.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Martin OF Tam
arack, were in Askov Saturday, ana
while here consulted the local doc
tor. Mrs. Martin went from here to
the University hospital for medical
treatment.
Miss Corolyn Ovestrud and sister
of Mortified, were Wednesday visitors
here. Miss Ovestrud is a former In
structor of the Askov school and Is
now teaching in school for crippled
children in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erling Nielsen left
this morning on a camping trip which
will take them to Lake Vermllllon,
International Falls, and Canada, as
we'll as other points. They expect
to be gone about ten days.
Melvin Peterson of Taylors Falls,
who had spent a week visiting with
his brother, Marvin Peterson, accom-
panied the Alfred L. Nielsen family to
his home, the others continuing on
to ST. Croix Falls, Wis, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Birkholm and
daughters, Adelaide and Doris, came
Sunday from West Denmark. Wis.,, FOR
a visit at the Carl Miller home. Mrs.
Miller and Mr.. Birkholm are sister
and brother. The Birkholms returned
the same evening while the two girls
remained for a longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Jacobsen and
Miss Mabel Nedegaard who had been
visiting for several weeks at the two
latters' parental N. P. Nedegaard
home, left Monday morning for Buell.
ton, Calf. Hans Petersen accompa-
MED them and expects to find employ
ment in the western coast state.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. SorenSen and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Lund
returned Sunday from Chicago, where
they had attended the Worlds Fair
On the return trip they visited in Ra,
cine, Wis.,, and other points. They re-
port the exposition as being interesting
but were unable to take in" every
thing in so short a time.
Miss Ellen Mosb@k of Chicago, and
Mrs. Eiler Sorensen and children OF
Charles City, Iowa, came Sunday fol-
a visit at the H. r. Buck home. They
were accompanied by Miss Esther
Lindegaard, who had come from San
ia Barbara, Calf, to Chicago, anC
who is now visiting with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Georg Lindegaard.
Mrs. Jennie Fraker and daughter
Miss Hazel, and Mrs. L. A. Steltel
and son, Jimmie, of Minneapolis, came
Saturday and visited until Tuesday a
the Rasmus Petersen home. While
here the Frakers were taken on ;
sightseeing trip through Jay Cook
park, Duluth, and Superior. TIL
Frakers and the Petersens were a
one time neighbors in Minneapolis
Even BARRIERS need a vacation ono
in a while so Harold Dietz closed thu
doors of his tonsorial establishment
while he with his family spent TIN
weekend and Monday and Tuesda..
with relatives and friends at Owatonna
Dodge Center, and Minneapolis. Wed
nesday he was back on the job ant
found several bearded men eligible
for the House of David baseball team
awaiting their turn in the chair.
In the baseball game played Sunda,
on the local diamond between Asko'
and North Star, Askov came out Of
the long end of p to score. TIL
Askov boys were on a hitting spre
and gave the "old apple several loni
rides, garnering six home runs of
the North Star pitchers who wer
Jens Abrahamsen, Ed Dietz, and Ervil
Andersen. Claude Allen who pitches
for Askov, coasted easily along allow
ing one home run and few scattere
hits.
DIR. A. L. Arends attended a meet
ing of the East Central Minnesot;
Medical Society which took plac
Friday evening at Cambridge. Stat
officers were present and the devel
opments of the meeting will probabl
be of interest to the county and com
munity later on. DR.. Arends, who i
president of the local branch of tn
Red Cross, states that the annua
roll call will begin on Armistice day
Nov. IL, but urges everyone to sig
up now with any one of the loca
Red Cross officers. The doctor state
that the need for Red Cross aid vii
be imperative during the coming wir
ter.
HOLIDAY MEMBERS WILL GO