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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1931
Page
9
Local social events fill the week with visits, birthdays, and gatherings. Notable notes include Irene Lehr turning nine with family celebrations, Rev. Krueger's ministry visits, and Velma Neumeyer hosting supper nights. Community members travel to Fedora and Mantrose, while Henry Magek is hospitalized after a severe coughing spell.
Broadland N Hamlin visited at the Lemi Wirteker home Sunday. Several Broadland residents visited relatives in Gettysburg and nearby towns last week. Attendees included Miss Hdna Crawley and Miss Fae Barro at Huron high school event. Epworth Sega held a meeting in the M E basement Saturday. A number of Broadland residents attended an operetta at Ehiton high school. Various locals enjoyed social visits and hospitality at churches and homes, with updates on health and daily life in Broadland.
A scrambled local notes items report Troq ois ie Brown returning to school at Aberteen Norn and new residence moves as the Blackburn family relocates to a farm 11 miles southwest owned by C. T. Liddle. Social visits by Mesdames Skarioken and Walter, Mrs. Bishop and Itny Whyte with a group of women, and Dr. D W Gross’s family gathering at Wesel Wessington Springs are noted along with a Shell gas station update and timing changes for Marion Roweds.
Wayland and Schaick left Saturday for Par tris to attend the funeral of his sister in law. Mrs. Vain Schaisk’s parents and a sister Iraty Pieris accompanied him. Mrs. Margaret Douglas Schmit of Mitchell, visiting her mother Mrs. C P Douglas, was guest of honor at a party Monday night hosted by Mrs. W J Hart and Mrs. Grant Byers, with twenty five guests and a lunch. A progressive whist party at the community hall drew many from Burdette and nearby. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Peterson of Fedora visited with her parents on Sunday. George McCormack Flor d Winegar and daughter Antoinette drove to Timber Lake on business Monday. Miss Rose Keiser returned with them. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Fisher plan to move to the old Sorenson farm four miles northwest of town next week. Eva McGuire, recovering from an infection in her hand, is improving. L J Borkhuis and wife were in Watertown on business Tuesday.
Esmond events list visits from residents and guests including Esmond Sheriff Swarts and W. J. Wilkens. The Mulhollands and family spent Sunday in Sioux Falls, and circle Monts Harry McClusky accompanied Mrs. Edward Lovell to Esmond. Trips home from Exeter Neb and Mitchellville Ia are noted along with church and lodge activities. The Esmond Ladies Aid served luncheons at Lorenz Brothers sale, and Rebekah lodge met for a social. A Yale Catholic Church program and local moves to Huror are also mentioned.
A roundup of community happenings includes Mr and Mrs Jakes Leever hosting relatives at home, families moving to farms south of AWolses and two miles south of here, Huron visitors Clara and Doris MecKickan staying with parents, and entertaining card parties at several homes. 4-H Bonilla club met at Walter Barrick's, Willing Workers held a party with 52 attending, and residents like Roy Wightman prepared stock and goods for a move to Mixsous while Mr and Mix Wightman depart by car.
Maller A B Cahaslan of First National Bank visited Pierre this week. Mrs Mary Cahalan returned to Highmore after a visit with relatives. Marriage licenses issued include Dudley Hoisington and Susie Howard Miller. Charles Ernster Tulare and Mise Sabilbingner Sioux Falls. Henry Geedd Edna Grin nell Chamberlain. S.A. Palmer and wife plan Oregon move in a house built on a truck. Lowy Sr and Mrs Theodore Phinney returned from Harrelh where they supervised the Bohning store in the owner's absence.
Mr and Mrs Ins Mahowen and daughter Doris returned from a short visit at Mitchell Ross Cotton and family and Mrs J Fritzel were Huron visitors Tuesday this week Mr and Mrs Ralph Erb and Mr and Mrs Clare Hull spent a couple of days at Sioux Falls this week Mrs Jack Sherlein and her mother Mrs Mary Shewell of Highmore are here this week visiting relatives Wayne Gillette s and Miss Margerie Eberlein
Osceola residents report visits and travel to nearby towns including Wessington Ira Yankton and Pierre. A Hoffmar estate sale drew a large crowd while births and illnesses touched families such as Donald William Geyman and Mrs Houghton.
Raymond A. daughter, six and a half pounds, born to Mr and Mrs Sam Raines Tuesday. Mrs W F Meliberg returned home after Pierre visit. Vern Finch back Saturday after week at Altamont with relatives. Mrs E Nommensen improving. Francis Baker and Harold Blewitt to Philip to join Larson and Ecling crews in Miles City for graveling trucks. American Legion Clark county joint meeting at Clack Monday night with four Baker post members. Charles Hersom shipped 350 pounds dressed turkeys to Chicago for annual Washington banquet. second year with this order, 450 pounds later to Chicago market. Mr and Mrs Herman Mehlberg and Mrs Henry Obert returned from Mineck LA for funeral of Albert Denekas. Elmer Graves and Theodore Larson attended grain convention in Minneapolis. Henry McGraws son reportedly captured a coyote south of town. Mrs Dick Johnson improving after illness. Mrs Matt Alers died Sunday. funeral Thursday. Mrs Frank Schaaf recovering from pneumonia at Lulu Belt home. J J Lohr to host Altar society Thursday March 5. Mr Sanders and Aberdeen family attended Lutheran services Sunday.
William Hagemer accompanied the flew A. W. Fuerstenau on his regular Sunday trip to Redfield. Mannie Johnson left for Minneapolis Mordey evening on the east bound train to seek medical aid. Mrs. A. W. Fuerstenau returned from her extended visit to Wood Lake Olivia Minnesota and Webster S D Monday evening. Her husband met her at Webster. He was accompanied by Herold Schanbeck. Arthur Harmel former assistant barber now runs a shop at Alaska on Wednesdays and Saturdays. He contemplates working one day a week fin Lowry a town eight miles east of Alaska. The services of the Lutheran church were well attended again Sunday. The pastor preached on What does ta true Christian believe and confess of Jesus Christ. The answer was found in the lex I John 20 He is the true God and eternal life.
Carpenter news notes a well attended Orville Freeman sale ending Thursday and a Thursday study club gathering at the home of Mrs Frank Cracuse. Mrs Arthur Madsen was ill last week, Sam Ratliff of Huron visited the Mynus Madsen home, and Madsen hauled hogs to Huron daily. Several Carpenter residents attended a Winf sale at Broomfield Tuesday. Mrs Matt Alters of Yankton died Sunday night. The Lutheran Ladies Aid plans a March 5 meeting at Iver Johnson home. Mrs Madsen visited her son James hospitalized at Barton hospital in Watertown. George Tschetter children have been ill this week. George Hemp of Harrisburg pa bought a carload of horses locally. Floyd Bottger moved his popcorn stand to the Seam sale at Doland Saturday.
Forestburg residents engage in several social activities including visits to Sioux Falls and Mitchell, a high school home economics play to raise equipment funds, a card party hosted by the auxiliary, attendances at funerals, and gatherings of church groups. families noted include Burrills Wilder Levey Prunty and Talley with multiple trips to nearby towns and upcoming Presbyterian Ladies Aid supper in March.
Social rounds include visits by Mrs Claude Briggs in Gann Valley and Miss Bessie Hilton at G Prunty home. Vernon Jones returns to help mother and travels to Toledo. Community events feature quilts and lunches, fund drives, plays Cedar hall Ole Missive and numerous farm moves around Ree Heights and surrounding towns.
Pleasant Valley Ladies Union meets with Mrs Eure Cottore on Wednesday afternoon with a nice crowd. They work loyettes for Arkansas and plan to send eight lavettes via Rev. Cleveland to Yankton for drought relief. Several local families visit and attend events, with donation packing at George Campbell’s home and extensions club demonstrations noted. Washington birthday speech by Harlan J Bushfield praised.
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