Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-02-15
BRUNO

Victor Marihart took Mrs. Nose Mo-
nette and Lucille to Minneapolis Friday.
Lucille entered the University hospital
for an operation for appendicitis. A
letter was received from her Tuesday
and she had not been operated yet as
she was not in condition to be operated
just now.
Francis Pearson and his mother. Mrs.
Trace PEARSON. motored to Willow River
suit DR.. Ehmke.
Mrs. Chubbuck. who had spent two
weeks at the home of Mrs. Susan Smith.
left on the morning train Monday of
last week, for her home in Minneapolis.
The farmers feed association met at
the auditorium Wednesday afternoon.
ly new officers elected were Louis
Schrader and julius Walesko The books
showed nice increase in business the
past year. in spite of the depression,
under the able management Of John
Wahlstrom.
Mrs. Geo. Ball and Schiela left on the
morning train Sunday for the Cities,
and they also visited at Howard Lake.
They returned Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. David Harrington and
Carl Metcalf returned from the Cities
sunday morning. Orvdlle Kay went
with them also and returned Saturday.
Mr.. Kay of Barnum., spent few days
here at the Starch and Harrington
homes last week.
The following was taken from the
Hinckley paper; "a quiet wedding was
IN 6n M0 Ma m HeIan
Stumpf became the bride of Mr.. Henry
Brandt. Father Rieger performed the
ceremony; The bride and groom are
both well known in this community.
The bride is graduate of Hinckley
high school and the groom has been en-
ployed by the Fullerton Lumber Co.
evening they were chaldvaried by a
large crowd, after which the evening
was spent in playing cards and a lunch
was served at midnight. The newly
weds expect to make their future home
in Hinckley, and their many friends
extend CONGRATULATIONS and best wishes"
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Ecklund and Jerry
spent Sunday in Duluth with Signie, it
being her birthday.
Lincoln street this week.
Dorothy SOutherton and Irene Char
pentier went to the Cities Monday and
returned Wednesday. They went to see
Mr.. Pelton. who is still in very seri-
Gus condition.
Ardis Ahlm won first place in the
humorous reading in the declamatOry
contest, Sylvia Peterson in dramatics.
and Vern Ellefson in the orato1ical.
The readings We're given Monday after
noon in the high school.
Johnnie and Ester Degerman and
Florence Cross of Duluth, spent the
weekend at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Pearson enter
tanned Miss Menike and l.. +. Shawl re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Shawl and Ro-
ger were in Sandstone Saturday. shop
ping.
Clarence Johnson was in Askov Tues
Mr.. Esmond motored to Minneapolis
Friday and returned Sunday.
Mrs. James Steele took her little son,
Freddie. to Superior Tuesday for med
zeal treatment. He has been suffering
from an infection in his ear.
Miss Kathryn Henry of West Concord,
and VIM. AmeS. who has had charge of
a CWA crew at Cherry Grove for the
past two months. came to Bruno Satur-
few weeks with her aunt. Mrs. Nettie
Laying. VIM. AmeS and family are go
ing to locate on the farm known as the
Geo. Robinson place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ryberg of Mime
apoliS. and Robert Berglund who has
been staying in Isanti. spent the week
end at the home of their parents. Mr..
Mr.. Kile and Carlton Stafford went
to Pine City Tuesday to attend sales
mans Chevrolet meeting.
Mrs. Grant Gault returned home We'd
neSday of last week, much improved.
and is gaining. Her many friends are
very glad to have her home and i'm
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Rose had as Sunday
dinner guests. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Oar
ling and Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Darling
Jap Hill. Mr.. Mccoy. and Frank Ro-
denberger made a business trip to Pine
City last Thursday.
Phyllis Plaisted entertained a few of
her friends Saturday evening. it being
her 10th birthday. They all had a fine
time.
The Bruno girls high school basket
ball team played the Hnckley girls
team Friday. the score being % to IL
in favor of the Bruno girls. The Askov
high school boys played the Bruno high
school boys. the score being 26 to Il
in favor of ASkOv.
Thanks are extended to all who so
literally donated garments to be made
over at the CWA sewing room. Many
garments have been donated-about 500
pieces in all-and many dresses, waists.
blouSeS, shirts, boys suits, comforterS,
etc. have been made, and many have
been remodeled. Some garments have
already been placed in needy homes and
in the community. Thanks are also
extended to any who have helped in
any way. Anyone who wishes to visit
the sewing room Monday, Tuesday, or
Wednesday forenoon, at the school
house, is welcome to come and see what
have been donated. welfare club has
been organized to sew every three
weeks and which will meet for the first
time Thursday. Feb. %, all day. Bring
your lunch and anything you wish to
sew and anyone who wishes to learn
be competent instructors to teach you
sewing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayffeld of Swan Iowa.
spent two weeks with their son and
family here.
Fred Cooper. John Storebo and Carl
Thursday evening.
Oscar Johnson Wednesday. Mrs. John
son, who has been very ill for some
time. us gaining and is up and around.
Mrs.. Englund. Mrs. Grace Pearson,