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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1930
Page
14
Miss Florence Boger and Miss Agnes Erickson return from a Black Hills sightseeing trip. Many locals and visitors from Woonsocket, Alpena, Columbus Wisconsin, Harvey North Dakota, Cal., and other towns were noted calling on friends, visiting relatives, or staying with local families in Lane.
Yale Mr and Mrs Patent and son of Aberdeen called at F Gill home. Mrs William Davis and daughter Eva and Anna Belle Marsh visited Mitewell. Betty Funk of Sioux City visits with her father. Francis Corrigan with Mrs Waters Rose and John Greanan visited Archiarmbeau home at Hayti. Mrs F W Marsh and Anna Belle and Earl Marsh visited Bullack home in Retifelé then Anna Belle returned to Milbank. Chester Housel and son Donald of Madison Neb visited William Basse home and all went to Watertown last Tuesday. Jes Pratt and family and Mrs Bers were noted in the same social round.
Wayland residents E J Williams and Milton, now in East City Indiana, visited relatives here last week and took Milton to Alpena for tonsil removal. Mrs Douglas welcomed guests at a Tuesday shower, planning a move to Orient. Local folk including Ravenscrofts, Ballantynes and Hatters attended.
Grote and family return from Big Stone Lake vacation. Alex Highland of Northwest Bancorporation returns home after a few days away. J M Brown and family of New Richland Wis visit relatives here and Columbia, planning to return early next week. Rev Melford Knutson leaves for Glenwood and Minneapolis for about ten days. Judge Dwight E Campbell of Pierre visits, renewing boyhood ties and returns Sunday. Mrs RE Irish and children of Chicago arrive last Saturday to stay with her parents. Fr Leo Hussman of Sioux Falls visits Mrs J E Earth. Emma Erdman resumes duties after two weeks vacation at the Groton Ferney exchange. H Erdman of Stratford on business and visiting. Gladys Newman and Erie Homesman return from Lake Kampeska vacation. Kent Shaw of State Theatre on a quick trip to Watertown. Malcolm Holloran of Minneapolis visits with his parents. Roy Masson and Charles Fuller return from Eyes Park trip with a Boy Scout group led by Norvin Ovrium of Aberdeen.
Bonilla Bobby Crawford recently had his tonsils removed at Alpena and is recovering well. Mr and Mrs Byb Kenyon shopped in Huron, Frank O’Brien bought a new Ford truck in Huron Tuesday. Mrs Milburn McKitchen, Mrs Hugh McKitchen, and Thelma Radtke visited Huron last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Rollie Kenison traveled to Montrose Tuesday evening for his uncle’s funeral. Joe Cassman has gone to North Dakota to visit his brother and family.
Alpena notes a wedding in New York for Lawrence Murphy and his bride to be welcomed home later this week. The Standard Bearers will lead Sunday’s Methodist church meeting and host a Missionary Clinic. Community visits include neighbors in Lane Woonsocket and Wessington Springs, with varied social calls and a local I C C F lodge contest.
Local residents share visits and travel details with neighbors including E R Peasy Thormahlen and William Bowman households near Wesington Springs. Movements include Miss Rodman and Isa Bet visiting Pete Anders, Mrs Frank Eberhard driving to Sioux Falls to see her ailing aunt, and Gertie Manwaring visiting W J Clarke in Huron. Hilda Trummel and Peggy Kellogg undergo appendicitis surgery at a Huron hospital. Women's Home Missionary Society met at Mrs Cleland with Ladies Aid in church basement.
Mrs Colman and a Sunday school group visited Pearl Creek for a Sunday outing with a swim. The Norby family has moved into the community, adding new residents to the area.
We thank friends and neighbors for support after the loss of our beloved son and brother Clifton. Grateful for assistance, floral offerings, and the minister. Special thanks to Mr and Mrs Patrick Emerson and family Clyde Emerson and family for their kindness.
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