Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-07-18
Windemere
By Euphelia.

| While l was Settln' here thinkin' /
decided maybe I'd better tell what's
been happening around these parts
this past week. Seems as tho the
regular correspondent has been sort
of irregular lately. Guess the straw
berries has been too much for her.
Seems like folks has been too busy
to even think what with haydn and
cannin' and all. There was a nice
crowd at the aid Mrs. Nystrom and
Mrs. Overland gave Saturday evenin'.
Rev. and Mrs. Honeywell were up
from West Rock. He surely gave
nice talk and could set and listen
to them sing for hours it seems.
Folks ought to come out and hear
them Sunday evening, July %, at the
church. Bet they'll be glad they
come.
Stopped in at Overlands the other
evenin' but the Va was there ahead
of me. Pears like some Wednesday
night that car will just drive itself
over and not wait for Kenneth, it's
so used to going.
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berg the other mite. Got real scared
when 1 saw three young men settin'
in a car. Tho't they was all there
to see Rosie but found out they come
to see Donald Mossberg. He's been
helping Fred hay of late.
Then 1 hear that Theo. Anderson's
daughters and children come clean
from California for visit. Bet that
sure made the folks happy. Am
looking forward to seeing them my
self at the aid Mrs. Elmer Mossberg
and Mrs. Alfred Johnson are giving
Wednesday.
Mrs. Anna Mossberg and Grace
went calm on Mrs. Arthur Moss
berg last Wednesday. Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Carlson, Mrs. John
Forsberg and girls, Fred and Rose
Nyberg visited at Gust Nybergs.
Seems as tho there's school board
aworkin' again in this district Henry
Anderson accepted the clerks job and
him and the treasurer appointed Roy
Barnett for chairman. Accordin' to
law they are allowed to do this. Roy
has had experience at the job, too,
so guess things should work out pretty
satisfactorily.
Then 1 heard Irene Mossberg is
married. Seems she married some
young fellow in Wisconsin where
she's been teaching. We all wish her
and him lots of happiness and sue
cess.
Alfred Overland was home for a
couple of days last week. On Sat-
urday night Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Nystrom and Robert came up unex-
pectedly for over Sunday. The grand
parents sort of forgot there was an
aid business meeting in session and
can't say l blame them a bit He's
an awful nice baby.
Guess some of the, Mattsons were
calm at Ben Streets Sunday mite.
Heard John Trachmer and family
spent the weekend at Petes. Mrs.
Trackomovitz is still improvin' which
sounds good. One OF her grand
daughters from Duluth is assisting
in her care.
Went over and saw the triplets the
other day and are they cute They
were alaughin' and cooin' in their
cribs, even trying to raise up to a
settin' position. They will soon be
ready for high chairs and so far
Leonard is the only baby possessin'
one. Was just thinllin' maybe there's
lots of high chairs not in use and I
'spect Mrs. Hallmark would be glad
to have one lent or given to Leona
and Leonilla. So if you got one not
in use dust if off and take it over.
Hear there's an ice cream social at
the M. E. church this Friday mite,
July 20. Better go over and eat some
good homemade ice cream and cake.
Maybe the young folks can play games
on the church lawn if it's a nice eve
MIN.
Got me all dressed up to 60 and
hear the Camp Miller boys put on a
program at the Blomskog church
Sunday. When 1 got there found
out it would be next Sunday instead,
so went calm at Wolds. Donald
is home with broken leg but he's
coming along pretty good now.
No, guess I'll have to go set awhile
this news writing is sort of firing
at that.
Heard at ladies bridge party:
you're cheatinGi" ''NO I'm not