Askov American., 1934-01-18
BRUNO

being cared for by her daugnter'
Merle. at her home in Duluth. There
is not much change in her condition.
The pastor of the Pentecostal as
sembly, with his family, have moved
into the Archie st. Peter house on
Lincoln street.
Miss Anna Rupp. who teaches at
Askov, spent the weekend at home.
Mrs. C. Boo of Pine City, was in
town a short time Friday, to register
Ladies' for CWA work.
Archie Gibson, who has charge Of
the CWA project of brushing roads
in Danforth, was in Pine City Satur-
day.
Mrs. Leslie Darling spent most of
the week with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Putnam.
Mrs. Ed Rupp went to Minneapolis
Monday to see Mr.. Rupp. He is some
what better.
Miss Alma Lindh went to Mime
apOlis Sunday to spend few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss and son went to
Rush City Monday.
Miss Margarete johnson of Willow
River, spent Sunday at home.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will
meet with Mrs. harrington Wednes-
day. Jan. "a. Those who assist are
Mesdames Darling, Eklund. Francis
Pearson, and Lingren.
Mrs. Ruth Chubbuck of Minneapolis,
is a guest of Mrs. Susan Smith.
Leo Schmidt of Sleepy Eye, spent a
week with his sister, Mrs. Joe Mari
hart. and from here he went to Wren
shall to visit his sister, Mrs. Andrew
Nelson.
Miss Cora Adams returned to Amery
to her school, after spending three
weeks with her parents.
The CWA sewing project began last
Thursday at the school house, Mrs.
John Stafford in charge, and workers
Mrs. e. w. Adams, Mrs. e. Erickson,
Mrs. Lucy Cooper, and Mrs. Ruth
Ball, forenoons, and Mrs. Patsie Muir
ply afternoons; Mrs. Orie Plaisted and
Miss Ann Brandt are collectors. If
there is anything anyone has that
they can spare, it will be appreciated.
Good use can be made of clothing of
any kind, wool socks, felt hats, muslin
or any kind of cloth. The clothing
made will be given to needy people in
the Bruno district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Bates are the
happy parents of boy born Monday,
Jan. Is.
Miss Eva Larsen of Askov, is spend
ing the week with her sister, Mrs.
Patsie Murphy.
Mrs. Charles Rydell is visiting her
daughter in Minneapolis.
Mr.. Howey and LYNN, Mr.. Dam
mann and Floyd helped saw wood at
Alvin Dammann's Saturday.
Mrs. Myron of Duluth, is visiting
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ir-
wing Plaisted.
Mrs. Nettie Laying had as guests
Sunday evening the Misses Weber and
Menike.
Miss Menike. Miss Weber, Charles
Ames. Mary Rose, Ards Ahlm, Carl
ton Stafford, and Jimmy Pearson went
to Finlayson Friday evening and at
tended the basketball game.
Oscar Eklund and. Grant Gault were
in Duluth Saturday,
Mrs. Howard Shawl had as her
guests Friday evening Miss Mary
Murphy and Astrid Oas.
John Walsh has been confined, to
his home with rheumatism
Mrs. Ball and Shiola were shopping g
in Sandstone Saturday.
Mrs. Susan Smith, who has been i'll
for some time, is somewhat better,
and her many friends will be glad to
see her around again soon.
Carl Metcalf who spent a few weeks
at Clearwater with his grandfather
and sisters, returned home Friday.
Mrs. Mike Fox is the proud possess
sor of a new Maytag washing ma
chine, purchased from the Hogan
Maytag company.
Mr.. Odegard returned from Bemidji,
bringing his wife and little girl. They
will occupy the G. A. Ferguson house
for the next two or three months.
Oscar Dahlgren is having his
troubles at this time; roads are just
about impossible. He has to have
team to pull his truck from town
to his home and back. Monday eve
ming he got home at o'clock. 1t has
become almost necessary to keep the
roads open for winter use these days.
Donovan Hogan drove another new
truck up from the Ford plant last
week.
Vic johnson has his garage crowded
these days. Most of the highway men
store their cars there.
Where will the road go? That ques-
tion is asked dozens of times. We an
swer, we don't know. The present
men are just locating and nothing
definite as to location can be said for
some time.
Mrs. Albin Sundstrom has been
confined to her bed for the past three
weeks. She has been suffering from
a goiter.
Personal property taxes are much
lower this year, which is relief.
Taxes are moving in the right direc-
tiOn.
Mr.. Collard of the highway engi-