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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1930
Page
7
Residents mingled at visits and greetings as families in Huron Doland Redfield and Aberdeen hosted relatives over Thanksgiving. Local students Alvin Hahn Ingrid Langeland and Brookings and Sioux Falls travelers returned home while others attended events including a Delta Deka Bridge gathering and multiple parental visits.
Opal Hart of Wayland took Alton Jarmuth's bank place as he toured Mankato with Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Jarmuth. High school teacher Miss Nella Fry recovered from illness to return to school. Sunday school added a hundred new song books. The St. Lawrence Girl Reserves, 27 girls, met at the J. T. O’Neill home. Primary and intermediate Sunday school groups held a party at the high school gym and banquet at Donkey hall. J. T. O’Neill shopped in Huron. Irene Walker sprained her wrist and will miss basketball briefly. Mabel Miller and Maxine Fisher ill. Chester Hagard family returned from Kentucky visit. Doris Williams returned to Brookings college after home visit. Ruth Rice of Onida visited last week. Tom and Paul Var Zee attend the Chicago International Stock Show. Lillian Lanz visited from Creebard. Etha Skinner and Katherine Shubring returned to Aberdeen Normal with Lenna O’Neill. Mabel Magness hosted about 20 women for Velma Randall’s birthday. Delus Van Zee of Brookings visited family. Ladies Aid served oyster supper. Charles King of Belvidere and his wife visited. St Lawrence hotel now managed by Mr. and Mrs. King from Gann Valley.
Burdette Lucille Gross is reported to be quite twelve. Mr and Mrs Kiza Wharton were shopping in Miller Saturday. William Wagner and Charlee Obon conducted business in Miller Tuesday. They were married Thursday.
Ames Mr and Mrs A Johnson and family from north of Miller visited Or ville Johnson home Sunday Anne Gilchrist returned to Medison school after a few days here Ming Arboxist and Margaret McKinney returned to Biller after a days vacation Lila Arbogast spent the weekend at Miller with cousin Emma Johnson Ames Cash store closed Thanksgiving first since Frank Sco field purchased it Floyd McKinney started picking COE for Arthur Johnson Monday Mr and Mrs Willem Husselman retired home after Thanksgiving Davenport IA Darlene Irene Farneworth returned with them from Alexandria Minn Orville Johnson transacting business near Mission Monday O W Arbogast hauled hogs to Miller Monday Gordon Hamilton Chester Arbogast and Willard Yost hunting pheasants in Beadle county Monday
Wolsey Miss Mildred Friese teaches at Madison and spent the weekend with her parents. Enid Martin of Miller School returned after a trip to Sioux Falls. Lindblad plans a two month visit to Sweden. Eastern Star officers were elected. Several residents moved, visits occurred, and local students posted monthly averages, with names and scores across Allen district No. 2.
A five man crew works on south town phone lines with several lines back in service. Mr and Mrs Hoyt Nichols and baby visit relatives from Wessington Springs. Mrs B J Leyson injures back after a Tuesday wind and ice. L H Cowan was ill last week. teachers Ella Leyson and Arlene Carlson attend the 5S D E A in Sioux Falls. Perry Goth family visit Harrold Wooley home in Highmore. Relph Spiers family moves to Bob Holmes house. Winston Nelson, Huron college student, visits home. David Paines home from the School of Mines Ea Semmler injured foot grinding feed. belt incident. Taken to Pierre for medical care.
Raymond Mrs. Charles Hersom and Mrs. Art Harriet with Mr. and Mrs. S. Thorpe attended a Bromley Evangelical meeting at Clark Monday night. Prof. Guy E. Cook and Lloyd Riddle of Doland visited friends here Friday. Dorothy Thomas, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas, formerly of Raymond now near Webster, has been ill for a month and had mastoid operation. she is at home recovering. A seventh birthday party was held at Harry’s home with primary pupils and teacher Miss Mattie Young in attendance. Kenneth Sprague of Flandreau returned home after visiting relatives here. W. W. Denforth died at the Lutheran hospital on a Saturday. Peter Kolin and William Uecker spent…
Monday in Watertown details travel by Mr and Mrs Frank Meek to Sioux City for burnes metters and Humeston to visit son Earl Meek. Mrs Theodore Larson family in Marietta The Thorpe family in Watertown Friday Noel Benavias ill pioneer Mikkel Peterson dies 17 hogs stolen from stock yard Mrs Joe Larson to Missouri for ill father Mantzke Windom visitors C C Cripp Mix Beach Nommerse N Hurlbert and Lloyd attend Bromley closing at Clark Presbyterian bazaar Saturday dinner served A L Hallouer Elton Hazel visit Harmel home Matt Alters seriously ill Harmony club meets at Mrs Nammins home W Thompso hosts airplane expeditions talk luncheon then meets Mrs Geiger December W.
Local names Turton Aberdeen and Doland figures in social visits births illness and travel. Turton residents Anton Klapperick and Delphine Waggoner attend events. families La Brie Klapperick Becker Sullivan and Bovee appear in gatherings. Hans Hansen dies in Aberdeen hospital. others recover from illness and travel to Watertown Huron and Conde.
Cavour residents Cavour Gerald Brinkman returned to college in Sioux Falls after a brief visit with his parents. Velma Burmas traveled to Sioux City for school and spent Thanksgiving week with her parents in Pearl Creek township. Cleala Thorpe and mother visited the F Johnson home. Mrs. Bloodgood of Lebanon SD visited her parents the Alveys. Mrs. Gellerman of Pierre called on friends in Cavour and attended Mr Mack's funeral. Buchaen of Huron spent Sunday with the Dueseler home. Mrs. Elmer Fall and Mrs. Welsh visited the Earl Fisher home Sunday afternoon. Funeral services for Philip Mack were held at the Cavour M E church with Rev. Arms presiding.
Tulare residents and visitors appear in a busy social roundup. Miss Genevieve Fergm hosts the Chetorbid bridge club while the M E B Ladies Aid plans a church puppet show. Mr and Mrs Will ett, Mr and Mrs Shicler, and others are noted shopping and visiting around Haven Crandon Hare Mar day Yodel Bomar.
Miller mayor W J Halbower and wife returned from Sioux Falls with daughter Mrs A J Caldwell. Miss Iris Kelley came from Mitchell for a visit with Miss Olivia Henderson. Wayne Clay and relatives visited near Ree Heights. Mrs August Erickson returned to Sioux Falls after visiting with Josephine Kittelson. Betty Ann Miller returned to Pierre after visiting grandmother Mrs C G Mathews. Iva Schmieter came from Artesian to visit her parents. M C Blackmer and Walter Jenness, St Lawrence businessman, visited Miller this week. Christmas trees placed downtown with wiring for holiday light display planned to be more elaborate than last year.
Broadland reports visitors from Iowa North Dakota and Huron plus church time change and school board appointment. Mrs Klice and daughter visit Winters watchers include Mr and Mrs Luick and family, Hart and Barber hosts. A marriage in Mitchell, transfers at the railroad station and a school board vacancy filled by Frank Harbur.
Mrs Enoch Hutchinson and niece Fern Schulz returned Saturday after a week visiting relatives by car. Church of Christ Aid Society to elect officers at December meeting hosted by Mrs Del Fisher with lunch. Ladies Union Aid hosted by Mrs John Granberg Wednesday afternoon. W B Dix and family visited friends at Blunt. Children from Wessington visited Huron to see Santa Claus. G E McElrath and son Gwynn tending the Dinsmore farm south of town Ora Parker occupied the farm during the main time. Russell Pierson absent from school due to illness. Mrs Mary J Anderson and daughter Etta Joyce moved to the Lakner house. Public card party in the O C F ball Monday Eight Hebeksh lodge sponsoring the party. Frank Burns and family have snowed
The Friendly Hour radio program aired from Schollian residence to Mrs A P Howen home and was well received Friday night. Dr R E Buchanan of Huron visited Tuesday while Mrs Phil Bomami remains quite ill at Wellington hospital after surgery. W cub initiation Wednesday required many men to wear women's attire all day.
Fire damaged the Bancroft Tobey car on Thursday night as strangers quickly Put out the flames, likely starting from a robe near the heater. Local news notes visits, illness, and social events across Bancroft including services for William Danforth, relatives traveling, chicken pox recovery, and a party for Mrs. John Buzeyn.
Yale residents hosted relatives and guests including Mrs. A. P. Coyer, Florence Wiese, and Edith Gaughran. An accident occurred when J. B. O’Keefe and Bernard Ford injured their hands in a gravel truck dump while leveling Yale streets. Several students returned to colleges after visits, and multiple families traveled between Haven, Mitchell, Highmore, Bancroft, Pola, Huron, Omaha, Watertown, and Madison for visits or to host relatives.
Esmond MMe and Mrs Ness and children visited Wisconsin relatives last week. Charles Mulholland left for Arlington due to his brother Joe Mulholland's death. funeral held there Wednesday. Esmond school vaudeville set for Friday night. Mrs Chapman visiting relatives in Sutherland Iowa. W J Wilkens family vacationed at Lakefield Minnesota. State teachers meeting in Sioux Falls attended by Ohlson, Werner, and Paulson. School reopened after vacation. Rev Redfield led Mill Farmers funeral in Huron. Esmond quartet provided music. burial in Riverside Cemetery. Esmond Ladies Aid to serve dinner at noon Thursday at the town hall.
Bonilla Tom DeHaven was a business caller Wednesday and L M Bussell traveled to Aberdeen the same day. John Bussell and his Wisner Neb. family arrived to visit relatives. Bonilla 4 H club met Erdine Winegar home Monday. Schoat played here Wednesday for vacation until Monday. Joy Russell and Audrey Peterson were named as delegates from the Bon Wa Jolly Workers club to the Brookings course in December. Ralph Galore left for Springfield to spend Thanksgiving with kin. Hugh McKichan went to Mitchell for medical aid. Fred McKichan’s daughters Clara and Doris left for Sioux City to visit Mrs. Aron. Arthur Lahren and wife returned from Rochester after her clinic stay.
Fedora Foster and family visited at the Frank Foster home from Kansas along with Mrs Esther Severeid of Artesian and Jersten Slemmen and family who spent Thanksgiving at the Emmett Peterson home. Severeid plans to leave for Chicago for the winter with daughter Bessie. Clayton Kelsey and the Slemmen couples were Howard visitors Eridas. Prindle and Van Pelt returned from Iowa where they picked corn. Eldridge Creighton and children from Artesian visited Lou Wagner’s Monday. D W Jones and Ruth went to Mitchell Saturday. Roslyn and Rachel Thomas were Huron visitors Friday. Bennie Peterson and Lorraine Lawrence motor to Artesian Saturday. James Cory and son were also mentioned.
Clarence spent Friday in Mitchell while Vera Feterson returned to Brooks College after a few days here. Mrs. Alids Burum visited Mitchell. G. M. Person and son Chester from Amesia arrived Friday with Bert Wire and family. Margaret Morris, visiting her sister Mrs. Myron Willard at Madison, has returned home. Cory Christenson Theron Eller Dale Bennett and Fay Hyland returned to Madison Sunday after Thanksgiving. Torsten Slemmen and family and Mrs. Alida Butrum visited near Artesian Sunday.
Community events include Virgil bazaar and dinner rescheduled for Wednesday December 3. Ronald Harper visits Medford Oregon to stay with relatives. Mrs. Greble, head of the state Sunday school association, spoke at Virgil Methodist Church with Rev. J. B. Washburn introducing her. Local damage from storms and wind affected Fremers fences. Lillian Fanger, Mitchell student, spent Thanksgiving at home as Sunnyside pupils take a day off Monday to see Santa in Huron. Wild Rose and Pleasant Hill schools closed due to S E A conventions in Sioux Falls.
Hartland and Theresa residents hosted guests at the I. E. Benson home for Sunday dinner. Students from several schools dismissed to visit Santa in Hur. A Lytle schoolhouse box social raised about 50 dollars. William McManus visits in Sioux Falls while Eitner Stephens and mother head to Toronto. Mr Allison repairs farm buildings before moving. The McFarling family joined Hants in Huvan for Sunday dinner.
Blunt Roy Long departed Saturday for Penny as Emma Garver travels with her son. Mrs. Emma Garver, Harver and family visit Huron and Clinton Borden Harald Akers and Ed Kraner join December circuit court jury in Pierre. High school boys practice for a Dec 10 best game.
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