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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1931
Page
11
Classified display rates listed for two column inches or less and longer runs with per column inch charges. The notice also references cash with order and advance payment, with a Western Union messenger option and mail orders to The Huronite, plus a notice by Sidney Smith in the City of Huron.
Various residents and families are mentioned visiting relatives and attending local events. Names include Mrs. Jay Salisbury traveling to Aberdeen for family visits and a Rebekah assembly, Reda Maxwell visiting Manchester, Rev. F. B. Mills traveling to Lake Andes and Lawer Neb., John Frank returning from Lincoln, and multiple families from Benson to Montevideo Minnesota for gatherings and fishing trips.
Wayland A J Ravenscroft was in Miller on business Wednesday. Harry Ravenscroft and sister Mrs Lucille Nichola returned to Sparta Wisconsin due to their mother's serious illness, Mrs Margaret Ravenscroft. The Misses Gladine Lilly and Dorothy Ravenscroft have measles. Helen Byers spending week with friends in Pierre. Mrs Guy Allen and children of Wot sey and Mrs Inez Lowery and daughter of Huron visited the Ravenscroft home. Eunice Ravenscroft visiting relatives in Westington. Cari Oberg spent Sunday at Lake Preston. Mrs Margaret Ravenscroft ill at niece Mrs Gay King in Westington then returned home. Nettie Lois Eva McGuire and Gasighiars left for Rapid City to meet Mrs McGuire's daughter and Eva McGuire to Denver for extended visit. Mr McGuire to follow after sightseeing in the Hills. Mrs William Jansen and Miss Alma Allison were callers at Wayland. Mr and Mrs Frank Allen motored to Jamestown for the day. Mrs Victor Peterson also listed.
Forestburg households hosted visitors from Parkstom and Scotland while Miss Dorothy Holland supervised Bible school. The Prunty family planned trips to Rapid City and Boulder for six weeks. A birth announced for Morton and Merton Topp. H club meetings featured milk dish demonstrations. Palma Hylland, former teacher, died. Wayne Roberts celebrated birthday with friends.
Hitchcock and party of Duluth arrived Tuesday evening for a visit with relatives. L C Sims left Tuesday for Minneapolis and Rice Lake for vacation. Charles Sutter went to Aberdeen after visiting here. W O Huckins and family plus Miss Mary Sutter of Chester Neb arrived for a few days. Art Johnson of Minneapolis spent weekend with Dwight Dixon and Lewis F. Sutter. J S Fillis and Ralph Wagner returned from Illinois. The Methodist Sunday school took a trip to Cottonwood Lake for their annual summer picnic. Edna Meyer returned from Camp Wilson after Girl Reserve camp. Jean E Sutter visited in Huron Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs C H Fountain visited in Huron Tuesday.
Mrs. Grote Mra R E Eyestone departed last Friday for Worland Wyoming to visit her daughter Mrs Randell MacCloud. Mrs. Dave Thill of Minneapolis left Tuesday after visiting Chester Craig and z Falk in town. The Rev and Mrs Luther C Benson returned Saturday afternoon from a trip.
Tulare Ruth Sumner spends the week with her aunt Mrs H E Blume. Ruth Anderson has been unwell with tensilitis. Irene Sumner won a prize in a national flower appreciation contest by the Society of American Florists.
Burdette Henry Rose, a business caller, visited Wayland Wednesday while William Martin traveled to Redfield Tuesday. Edna and Glena Binger spend summer at home with Edna working in Sioux City and Glena at Morningside college. Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Benning attended a Sunday school convention in Watertown as delegates from Wheaton church. Lesie Bobhseen, George Anderson, Paul Kroning, and Bill Martin made a business trip to Miller Wednesday. Guy Rose of Rapid City and Will Falechow of Tacoma visited at the homes of their sister and brother, Mrs. Mike Schauls and John Polchaw. Mildred Deaver attends summer school at Aberdeen. Mr. and Mrs. Bushong and Mrs. Bushong were in Miller for business. Charles Olson drove to Mitchell for a hch business men's meeting.
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