Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-11-20
BRUNO

Elder Carscallen OF Duluth. VIII
begin holding meetings in the Ad-
ventist church Sunday evening, Nov
%, at 8 o'clock continuing for one
week. He has been a missionary IL
Africa for II years. Everyone is cord
tally invited to come.
Mr. and Mrs. Bearson and Donald.
and Mr. Tingesdal spent Sunday with
Mrs. Bearson's people in Eyeleth-
The Rev. and Mrs. Sorenberger of
Duluth. called at the Rev. Johnson
home Sunday. They were on their
way to Mora
Mr.. and Mrs. Blocker of Minneapo-
lis. were guests of Mrs sNettie Laying
from Friday evening to Sunday. Mr..
Blocker took his deer home with him
Mr. and Mrs. Marihar and Victor
spent Sunday in Minneapolis, and re-
turned Monday.
Ludwig Marihart of Minneapolis.
spent from Wednesday TO Sunday at
home.
R E. Clark of Minneapolis. spent
hart home.
Mr.. and Mrs Al Muscle and the
Dr. and Mrs Yoerg of Minneapolis,
spent from Friday TO Sunday with
Mrs. Muscles cousin and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Marihart
Earnest FTgg and Mr.. Erickson were
guests at the Stafford home Saturday
night They and two other friends
from Minneapolis were hunting with
Henry Alters and spent Saturday at
, his place. hunting
The Red Cross drive is now on.
Boost for the Red Cross. Contribu-
tons or membership fees to the Red
Cross may be left at the bank or at
the Markus or Stafford stores. Don't
forget the work done by the Red Cross
in Bruno during and after the 1918
fire. Send in or hand in s1.00. a
membership fee for at least one mem
Der of the family.
We are very sorry to have TO re-
port Mr.. Bade's condition much more
serious than the last of the week.
From Saturday he has gradually
grown worse.
Mrs. Earl Howey. we are very glad
TO report, is gaining and is able 10
sit up.
Mr. Smith OF Ogilvie. came here
Friday to spend a few days with his
, brother-in-law. Mr.. Wehking. hunting.
Mr.. and Mrs John Rupp, Lenora
and Anna. spent Sunday in Cambridge.
|, They wenr TO visit Theodore and also
: visited Mrs. and Miss Hoaglund-
Notice-The big drive is on for the
Red Cross. Please join or donate.
i Please make a special effort TO get
y your subscription in this week as We
wish TO publish the names of those
. who joined in next weeks paper
: Mrs. Englund. chairman
Editor Hjalmar Petersen of Askov,
gave some very beautiful selections
Oh the violin at the parent-teachers'
! meeting last Friday evening.
Miss Myrtle Olson was called 10 her
home in ST. James Wednesday, by the
serious illness of her father.
Mrs. ]. H Lingren. Mrs. Darling
\ and Ruth spent a few days in the
; cities last week.
MI anu col SUI Wei III
stone Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Wharton and
1 family of St. Paul, visited from. Sat-
n urday until Monday at the home OF
her nephew, Harold Elwell and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Skinner and fam
lily and Mrs. l. o. Lund of Hinckley
Nd ilv n
St Paul. were Sunday dinner guests
al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Elwell
Bert DeMaris shot a big bear Sat
urday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Babe, a niece
and two other relatives from Ne
braska- were here to see Mr.. Bade re
Il Gently. Mrs Charlie Bartels of Hi
nois. is here staying with Mrs. Babe
Louis Lindstrom returned home las
~ week He is erecting a new double
~ garage on his lots on Lincoln street
Mr.. and Mrs. Elder Plaisted AM
children of Duluth were in tow
Tuesday.
Johnnie Degerman came here from
Duluth. and is spending the week a
home.
Presbyterian Notes-Sunday schoo
!, at 10 o'clock; church services at HIS
II c. E. at O'Clock at Kerrick Bibl
D. study Tuesday evening; choir prac
$, tice at o'clock Thursday evening.
lie Arden DeYoung of Foxboro. ha
~ opened UP radio shop On Main stree
in the Murphy building
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Bowman an