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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1931
Page
7
Recounts residents traveling for exams and visits across Miller Aberdeen Huron and Minneapolis. Appointments to fill school board vacancy, summer school in Aberdeen, and family visits to hospital, Minnesota, Canada and Louisiana. Includes garden, grain, hay, and crop notes plus scouts camp and family trips.
Residents and visitors fill weekend with calls visits and travel across Huron Cavour Wolsey Spearfish Miller and Sioux Falls. Local families welcome guests testifying to social ties with Costello Colwell Carroll and Benston households and others sharing news of vacations births and upcoming events.
Highmore residents welcomed guests from Hu ron Rea Heights White River and Aberdeen. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Howard Wooley, Miss Heather Douglas, Miss Lillian Walloch, and Mary Agnes Lynch among others. Family travels covered trips to Philadelphia Chicago and Mitchell with gatherings at homes of J H Wooley Vera Webb and A A Jordan.
Bancroft Dukes Tiejen visited friends in Hazel with his wife. Misses Myrtle Frye and Anne Anderson returned from Aberdeen summer school. Miss Mabel Nelson of Astoria visited and will teach next year. Mrs. Joe Welsh came home from a Huron hospital. Byron Tyrrell and Miss Tyrrell from Aurora and Huron visited relatives. Vern Westerburg and Jones of Esmond visited Fred Peterson home. Alberts took their son Hobart to Canton. Alfred Flesner went to Huron. Rev J W Proper and wife left for Minneapolis. daughter Sara Beth to join after summer school. Ray Jones plans to leave for Bismarck after visit with C H Custard. Albert, Vincent Peterson to Berlin N D for harvest. Martin and Rank Wilkins called on aunt Mrs Lillian Larson in Blunt. Basil Dill and children visited W J Frye. Harvey Thigdale of Britton visited. Alex Fagrelius and Mrs Lewis of Canistote visiting Alvin Rogers. Those who went to Medicine Lake included Mead family, John Moore, Tibbetts family, Zabllar family, C H Custard, Harold Custard, William Austin, J E B Manss, Ray Perry, D H Chilstrom, Ray Jones, Frank Agnew, T Hoberg, Ed Wengman, Paul Holland, Willis and Darrell Drake, James Riddle. Hex Hankett of Brookings guests of Perry. Mrs Waller Sprang improving after illness. Mrs John Falter and Mrs Lloyd Tobey visited Huron.
Hartland Theresa Mr and Mrs Hal Stevens returned Sunday from a short visit with friends at Ipewich. Roy Johnston and family spent Sunday afternoon at the B C Hester home Harvesting lawn neatly finished bahia via tae The com is bediy in weed al.
Foresburg Sunday marked the 1st birthday of 0. M. Eaton of Alpena with family attendance from Mrs. Ed Blow and others, followed by dinners and visits. The column records numerous social events including weddings showers, hospitalities, visitors from Ames and Colton, golf club meetings, band events, quilting gatherings, and local shoppes with names of residents and guests across Mitchell, Woonsocket, and surrounding areas.
Alpena and nearby residents report visits and travel. G W Kinsman and Lulu visited relatives in Furt. Loren Eastman retires from Hawarden after his father's death. Theda Leighton visited Burr Oak, Levert Haugen traveled to Nebraska to see his ill brother, and Mrs. George Kelley with ETA Are ee Sr visited W L Kelly family. Charlotte Myran returned from Lions Falls after weeks with Christina Myren at a Sioux Falls hospital. Mrs Louise Echelcarsp and Robert Schamber and family of Virgil visited Carrie Evensen Ed Lehr and her daughter in High-Curie Evensen. The Es mort family came to visit.
Mr and Mrs Peter Lehr hosted a gathering with Mrs Oscar Green and children from Fedora visiting the Boy Triplett home recently, illustrating nearby family ties and social connection in the community.
Wayland Dock and John Serber of Wayne Nebraska visited friends and relatives here recently and looked after land interests in Jerauld county. Mrs Lilly and Mrs Raventrost shopped in Huron recently. Mrs Frances Tuttle of Los Angeles visited over the weekend with her sister. Ernest Robb of Sioux Falls visited at the Gilland home. Carl OBerg is visiting relatives in Ballaton Minnesota while Mrs OBerg visits friends in Huron. Floyd Winegar family spent weekend with relatives at Wessington Springs. Alice Byers and daughters Helen and Ruth were Huron shoppers Monday afternoon. Mrs Gladyce Lloyd has returned home after a six weeks summer school course at Huron.
Fedora residents and guests were listed visiting relatives and friends across towns including Woon, Yankton, Madison, Vermillion, Huron, and Des Moines. Trips mentioned include North Dakota travel and a Black Hills vacation. Local activities cover silo work, Ladies Aid gathering, and a birthday party among numerous family and friend visits.
Raymond and Mrs Danforth of Summit hosted Cenah Danforth this Sunday. Osceola residents Ray Walline visited the C C Danforth home. Helena Nommensen of Clark spent the day with her mother. Willis Graham and family from Doland toured the Fred Merbach home, while Mildred Larson of Mariette Minnesota and her brother visited Theo Larson’s family. Various locals including A Cogley Brookings student, J Erling and Charles Erling of Lake Kampeska, William Erling of South Shore, John Gulzle Eva Heier Otto of Alaska, and the Fuerstenau siblings visited here. Charles Beneke and family from Bailey Lake also called at W C Uecker’s home.
Sheffield residents Mr and Mrs Doland Emma and Roy Doland of Woonsocket visited at the J W Bieger Tone recently. Mr and Mrs James Ro Guvin ard daughter visited at the Lester Gugin home near Osceca recently. Mr and Mrs Gus Schmidt and now visited at the Herman Schmidt home mouth of Yale recently.
Miss Avis Williams county superintendent of Sanborn county returned Monday from the state convention of superintendents of schools held in Watertown. Miss Hazel J. Hobart of Woonsocket returned Tuesday from a week’s vacation in the Twin Cities visiting friends.
Lane Mr and Mrs Henry Olson of Mitchell were here recently on basient Mrs Jennie Schoen arrived from Ho ward Saturday for a visit with her mother Mrs Gaddie Mr and Mrs Jack Townsley of Lake Preston arrived Monday for a short visit with relatives here Mr and Mrs Charles Painter called on friends here Monday enroute to Kennedy NC where Mr Painter will teach
Conde Dr and Mr 1B Hauge of San Antonio Texas and Dr and Mrs J J Able left Sunday for a week long Black Hills vacation. Mr and Mrs Gunderson returned to Chicago after a brief stay with Mr and Mrs George Sharrenburg. Mr and Mr George Hewitt host Bernice Hewitt of Sparta Wisconsin. The Harrimans of Delami visited the Dunns with Isabel Moulton Don and Clint Avery and Paul Hoffman of Mellette. Donald Moulton stayed for a few days. Sam Carlson of Doland visited Monday evening.
A five pound daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Wesley Palmer Jr at Miller Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Orville Johnson and children and George Johnson visited the Al Johnson home near Miller Sunday. Kenneth Johnson remained to herd cattle for his grandfather. Chester Arbogast and 5 Johnson are working in a threshing crew near Alpena. William Hingelman is cutting wheat for Burns. Mrs Minnie Johnson has sold her young lambs to a Huron man. Some farmers have cut their crop as grasshoppers were taking it.
Esmond V E Reedy shipped two carloads of cattle to Sioux Falls on Monday. Blankenburgs returned to Sioux Falls after two weeks here during W J Wilkens vacation. Yates, working on the Heeley gravel crown near Mitchell, spent Sunday with family. Werner sisters and Widman recently finished summer school at Spearfish and came home. Edna Cowan, visiting Tobin in Huron, spent the pas week with aunt Mrs C J Walker. Mrs S P Johnson of Chicago visited daughter Mrs Oscar Paulson. Clendenning and Schultz couples enjoyed Lake Madison Sunday. Ollie Wells returned from Mitchell where she attended summer school. George Dilley of Karkakee IL is here to attend to land interests. Mrs Johnson of Redwood Falls MN visiting daughter Mrs Oscar Paulson. Evelyn Wilkins visits Sioux Falls this week. George Maddox and Lelie Lee families returned from California.
Nie Hand arrived from Rapid City to spend a few days with Mattie Baird. Mr. and Mrs. Lee left for Redfield Friday to return soon for Mrs. Hand. Vivian Hallower called at Esmond Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goddard left for Pierson Ta where he will manage a lumber yard. The Westgate family, new manager here, moved in Monday. Caffrey Beaudry Blankenburg fished at Lake Pelican recently. Toovey of Artelian visited George Gardner Sunday.
Manchester Mes and W H Bjornsor with son Neil left by car for Minneapolis to visit friends and relatives for a week or ten days. Agnes Curley doing newspaper work in northern Minnesota. Mr and Mrs W T Maxwell and daughters Eugha and Rees and Charles Pryble of Wolsey visited recently here. Mr and Mrs R Allison enjoyed a visit from Mrs Bennett and son of Fedora over the weekend. W A Close from north of De Smet called on friends here Sunday. Edward Gartland at Pierre Gamble store spending two weeks at home. Elmer Dougherty of Rockham weekend visitors at the Gartland home. Mrs G B Bjornsoff and daughter weeklong visit at the Nordic Bierneon home in Huron. Lloyd Sherman returned home after weeks near Shenendoah, Ia. Tyler Thompson of Tyler Minn visited Mr and Mrs H M Jensen recently.
The Rev Rhodes of Thomas preached here Sunday with Rev Luke at Thomas. Karl Arne and family attended a reunion at Mrs Raymer’s home in Bradley. Hazel Bristol visits her brother Vernon at a Wintertown hospital. John Schultz of Raymond visits friends here. Charles Birkholtz McKilain and Ray Brennen family spend Sunday at Medicine Lake.
Osceola Mrs. Floyd Massey is ill at her home from summer influenza. Joseph Lonar of Rutland is visiting the area and staying with his cousin Mrs. Cliff Pederson for the summer.
The Cliff Pederson family and Rol Ogland traveled to De Smet for a birthday party at the Mr B Houghton home on Saturday evening honoring Mrs Houghton on her sixty first birthday.
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