Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1932-11-03
BRUNO

Lloyd. the Misses Gas. Menike. Weber.
Berglund, and Mary Murphy returned
from the cities Sunday evening, where
they went to attend M. e. A.
The Rev. David Harrington went to
the cities Saturday to get Miss Weber
and Murray Mrs. Pat Murphy ac-
companied him to the city and re-
turned Sunday evening with Mary.
Mrs. Murphy visited her sisters in St.
Paul and Saltwater.
L. Churchill and Carl Anderson,
who are serving on the jury in Pine
City, spent the weekend at home,
returning to Pine City Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. Huttle, who has been house.
keeper at the Won Schenk home for
the past two years, went to Sandstone
Monday to work for Mrs. Art Halvor-
son. Mr.. Won Schenk took her there
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Rose entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Hammer, June and
Carol, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Frisen-
dahl, Arthur and Rudolph Jackman
and Carlton Stafford at Sunday din
ner.
Mrs John Stafford. Carlton, Mrs.
Catherine Stafford. and Orie Plaisted
went to the cities last Thursday
Mrs. Catherine Stafford left the city
on the evening train for Davenport,
Iowa, where she will spend the win
ter with her daughter, Mrs. J. j.
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clinic for an examination, and Orrie
Plaisted went to see his wife, who
was in clinic four days. Mrs. Plat
sted returned home with them and is
waiting to be called to the hospital
for an operation for gall bladder
trouble.
Mrs. Nettie Laying spent from We'd
nesday evening until Sunday with her
sister. Mrs. Henry. in Cherry Grove.
The Rev. David Harrington, Mr..
Starch, and Mr.. Berglund attended
Presbytery meeting in Duluth Monday.
Miss Dorothy Berglund and Eva
have moved into rooms at the Mccoy
home and will do light housekeeping
this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Forsyth, Grant
and Ethel, were entertained Sunday
after church at the home of his par
-ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Forsyth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gould of Minneapolis,
were weekend guests of Mrs. Susan
Smith and Rowland. They came Sat-
urday, bringing Rowland home. he hav-
ing spent two weeks in Minneapolis,
having dental work DONE
A. w. Cooper of Duluth, opened up
the barber shop here Tuesday.
The Bruno basketball team plays its
first game of the season Friday eve
ming here, the visiting team being
Brook Park.
Those who have been attending the
services at the Bruno Presbyterian
church this week to hear the evan
gelists, the Misses Reiber and Murray,
have been we'll pleased and spiritually
blessed. Miss Reiber, who gives the
message, gives nothing but the good
old gospel which Bible lovers like to
hear. She gives message which has
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the hearers. Miss Murray has brought
new meaning to many an old hymn
by her splendid presentation of Cos
pei song. The ladies have been a
great blessing already to this COM
munity and are we'll worth hearing
Presbyterian Notes Sunday school
at 10 o'clock, services at IL. Miss
Reiber will speak and Miss Murray
will sing. Services in the evening at
S O'Clock Song service at 7:45. Pre-
prayer service at 1880 each evening
this week also, except Saturday eve
ming. Cottage prayer meetings are be-
ing and will be held every morning at
10 O'Clock at the Lingren. Smith, and
Gault homes, manse, and at $3.50 at
StaffOrd's. The meetings thus far have
bene we'll attended and greatly en-
joyed as they bring the message in
plain simple manner and a real spiri-
tual feast has been enjoyed by all.
No one can afford to miss the meet
ings. Don't forget the Ladies' Aid
sale Nov. s, at the church annex.
Christmas articles, home made candy
and pop corn will be sold and lunch
will be served.