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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1930
Page
8
Walter Hoston has appendicitis operation at Huron Clinic. Teachers at Broadland attend meeting in Huron. Local residents visit, travel, and family events noted including George Smith buying a Plymouth, Brock to Huron for ill father, and Margis Hester twelfth birthday party.
A meeting was held at the People's Bank for the reorganization of the Conde Shipping association. The report lists local movements and social notes including visits, school activity, and upcoming events such as a dance on February 14 with music by Mike Gibbs and His Glob Trotters from Huron.
Specials correspondent reports Mr and Myra Oscar Fisher attended a Huren yiskora event Saturday. James McGuire has been ill for the West week. Louis Steckman and family from St Lawrence visited Sunday. Mrs L J Borkhuis suffers an infection causing pain. Ernest Gadow and A J Ravenscroft drove to Huron Tuesday for Ravenscroft knee treatment. Wood couple from Wesington Springs visited Oscar Fisher Sunday. Jack Sisk and children of Miller spent Sunday with Floyd Winegar. Sam Bongham of Westington guests at A J Ravendesort home Sunday. Ed Stiner and family spent weekend with Fred Williams north of Fessington.
The Spring Lake Ladies club held a farewell party at the Reg Rose home with pinochle and whist games and lunch. The Sewing club of south Hand and north Buffalo counties hosted a farewell at Reg Rose’s, as Mr and Mrs Rose plan to move to Nebraska. Floyd Hutchinson of Miller suffered a badly injured hand from a power wringer last week. Farmers report short feed and limited Irene sales in the area. Stone farm, Eddie Arm, warned about the place next.
Mr and Mrs William Frye and others visited EH J Riddle home Sunday. Rev Mr Proper attended services while his wife assisted in the pulpit. Families traveled to Manchester Yale Sunday. Several residents took car trips to De Smet Willow Lake Estellina and Canton for visits and events. Measles illness affected Georgia Tobey and Dickie Tobey. Huron Clinic guest Vivian Strand spent Friday night at B Boorman home.
Lane U Mrs Roy Butz visited her nephew in Brookings over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Fred Brandenburg and B Dodd drove to Sioux Falls for the weekend. Andy Lasson of Madison Springs was a guest Sunday, and Mrs 8 H May. Mr and Mrs Dan Lawler at Canton. Joe Lawler of Madison and John Pope of Haston Winn attended. Mclntire family spent Sunday at Mitchell. Mrs William Meyer entertained Arthur Meyer and Herman Meyer families at dinner. G E Johnson spent Thursday in Mitchell on business. Mrs Noble, visiting California, left Sunday with grandson Howard Giles. J P Larson family from north of Lane W were entertained at dinner. Sophia Hildebrand at home after weeks with Herman Brandenburg. Will Kruger of Lane was a business caller in Woonsocket.
A string of small town notices recounts Mrs Tiugh Me Kichan hosting women for three tables of bridge until midnight with refreshments. Other items note Redfield visitors, Willing Workers club gathering at Walter Barrick home, high score prizes to Mrs Frank O B vi on and Frank Hamilton, and Grace Russell with Wilford Hamilton. A popcorn and candy sale at a Friday basketball game, upcoming Ladies Aid meeting, and weekend visits by Clara McKiehan and Grace Buesell are listed alongside multiple family health and social updates from local residents.
Mr and Mrs Walter B Webber of Marrot announce the birth of a daughter at Highmore hospital on Monday February 3. Mr and Mrs Forest E Burnham of Highmore announce the birth of twin sons on Sunday January 26. Tya Gibson underwent an appendectomy at Miller hospital on Saturday. Kenneth Gardiner recovering from pneumonia with trained nurse from Huron. Roy Heasley of Rapid City, formerly of this place, mourns a dynamite explosion incident.
Alpe na special correspondence reports a carnival at the Methodist Episcopal church parlor raising over 26 dollars. Local residents attended including Mrs. Loren Earl visiting from Mt. Vernon and several Kelleys visiting family. Families from Tripp and Minneapolis sent members to events and the group listed many community names and trips to the auto show.
Over the past two weeks residents and families across Hitchcock and nearby towns shared visits and travel. Vermit tion and Austin Barber returned to school duties after a home visit while Mr and Mrs Vincent Laverty and daughter visited their Hitchcock relatives. Several families, including the Etons and Rogers, drove to Wolsey for a day with Mrs Martha Thompson. Emanuel Mogzk was cited to Parker for a relative's death, and Harold Thornburg’s family spent the weekend with the Doerhigs in Woonsocket. Mrs E L Holley visited daughter Mrs Gerald Ashpols in Woonsocket then returned home. Miss Iyo Moore spent the weekend with a friend in Mitchell. August Lehr and family were summoned to Tripp due to Mrs Lehr's mother’s illness, returning Saturday. Mr and Mrs Chris Peterson hosted guests Pete Erickson and Mrs S B Starkey of Wessington Springs, and P P Myron and H Erickson for Sunday dinner. Mrs H D Wuht hosted Alpena school families for a 6:30 dinner. Charles and Roy Brammer traveled to Yankton after a serious message about their father. he died and was brought home Sunday. Funeral arrangements not yet set. The Norwegian Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs Pete Myron Thursday afternoon with good attendance.
Article touts Marmola prescription tablets as a solution to obesity, claiming 22 years of use and success for countless people. It argues fat is caused by a grand weakness, rectified by Marmola, with reasons and formula inside each box. Priced at $2 per box, it promises slimming without starvation.
Misa Helen Carver spent the weekend in Sioux City. Adeline Bittner and Robert Koerner married at the German Reform church north of town Monday evening in the presence of relatives. The bride is daughter of Chris and Mrs Bittner. the groom son of Fred and Mrs Koerner near the Reform church. Charles Brammer returned from a spring-goods buying trip in Nebraska Missouri and South Dakota. Bert DeVore and children of Huron visited E F Coursey and relatives in Alpena.iis Barnes and daughter visited Henry Thormansen near Wessington Springs. Ted Pederson family and Ed Erickson visited Pete Hangen in Kellogg township. Gladys and Royce Kunze, college students in Mitchell, spent the weekend at home. Herman Brandenburg and family and WI Daleske and family visited Pete Lehr. Gulick and wife attended church in Woonsocket Sunday. S. T. Winter of Wes-
Doctors say most sickness stems from stomach and bowel troubles. Tanlac is promoted as a relief for long standing digestive issues with endorsements from locals like Mrs. Ellen White. The ad claims Tanlac helps gas pain, nausea, insomnia, and loss of appetite with a money back guarantee if it fails.
A garbled note outlines Maryland football 1920 schedule beginning in Lent with games on Saturdays. It mentions opponents including Yale and Navy among 32 scheduled foes, and references visits by Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Myron and a Schmidt home visit, with scattered names like Vanderbite and Western.
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