Askov American., 1938-11-17

American JOINS WIFI OtIlcAS ucIc III
wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen the best
of success in their new location.
Wayne E. Jacobsen and family were
Sunday visitors in Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller were
business callers in Duluth last Thurs
day afternoon.
Miss Idamae Danielson came from
Wright, for a weekend visit at the
parental home.
Miss Bodil Fenger came from ST.
Paul for a weekend visit at the
home of her mother
L. H. Lund purchased the first 1899
Ford V-8 which Clarence Morgensen
brought home last week.
Mrs. Mae Webb left Saturday for
Duluth after spending several weeks
here at the Paul N. Froker home.
Andrew P. Jensen and family of
Minneapolis, were here Sunday for
a visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Louis Olsen returned the first
of the week from few days visit
at the home of her son in ST. Paul.
Joe and Jack Zavoral of Hutchin-
son, came Monday for visit at the
Manford Nelson home and to hunt
deer.
Miss Ellen Madsen of New Brighton,
visited at the E. j. Fogt and Otto A.
Jensen homes from Saturday until
Tuesday.
Werner B. johnson and family, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Albert Johnson and Supt.
Otto G. Hoiberg were callers in
Winona last Thursday.
Magnus Rosendahl, Erich Amell,
Ernest Fisher, Tony Brinkhus and
Frank Knapp came Monday from
Minneapolis to hunt deer; they are
guests at the Fred Olesen home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Conaway and
Mavis left this morning for week
end visit at the home of Mrs. Con-
away's parents near Bemidji. While
there Mr. Conaway plans on doing
some deer hunting.
Harvey and Thornton Crum, Fred
Young and Irwin Engel from New
Richland, Carl Vogel of Minnesota
Lake, and NJ r. Chirpich of Wells,
came Monday for visit at the L.
Chicos home and to go deer hunting
in this vicinity.
Mail for the following is held al
the Askov post office as unclaimed
and unknown: Mr.. B. Henning, Mr.
J. A. Ennerstrom, Mr. Albert Bree-
land, and Earl Anderson. Informa-
ton on this will be appreciated by
the postmaster.
Carl w. Johnson and family have
moved onto the former Peter Molby
farm northeast of town, which they
have purchased. And Glenn Rasmus-
sen and family have moved onto the
former Carl Paulsen farm just vacated
by the Johnson family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Janus Jensen and two
sons and Miss Olga Nielsen returned
Wednesday of last week from visit
in South Dakota. Returning home
they were accompanied by their
daughter, Miss Rigmor, who had been
visiting there for some time
Under the leadership of Roy c.
Christensen, 80 high school pupils
journeyed to Duluth yesterday after
noon to enjoy concert by the Du-
luth Symphony orchestra. A Duluth
women's organization sponsored the
concert so there was no admission
charge. The only expense was for
transportation. Henry johnson made
the trip with his school bus
At the recent district meeting of
the Danish Lutheran church at West
Denmark, Wis, Rev. Johannes Knud-
sen was selected to visit the various
congregations in the district Thurs
day of last week he went to Alden
and spoke before the congregation
there that evening; and the first of this
week he spoke before the congrega-
tions at West Denmark and at Bone
Lake, Wis.
Svend Petersen returned Tuesday
evening from Rochester, where he
underwent an operation Friday morn
ing. He had a small infection re-
moved from the roof of his mouth
1t will take several weeks before il
will be entirely healed up, but aside
from that he is perfectly normal and
was back at his work yesterday. Mrs
Petersen, who accompanied him to
Rochester, returned home Saturday