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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1931
Page
7
Mannie Johnson substitutes for Peter Gerhardt on the veil route during vacations. Numerous residents, including the Cripps and Hink families, Kesslers from Edgeley, and the Hulls, share weekend visits and shopping trips in Waeretown. Edt Darling underwent hospital surgery. Caroline Erling plans South Shore relocation. Ruth Mehlberg graduates. Theodore Larson remains bedridden with throat trouble.
Numerous Alpena residents and relatives visited family across nearby towns over the weekend. Networking included Mrs. Nettie Hammer with her son James, Leona Gibson's weekend stay near the Springs, and several visits to Cresbard Wolsey and Huron. Additional trips involved Epworth League members heading to Lake Kampeske, 4-H members meeting, and local births, receptions, and church ties noted among many families.
Mrs and Mrs Foe Plesher left for their home in jindians Tuesday morning. Chris Peterson and son Howard and Chris Sorenaen visited Jess Peterson’s near Lane. Paul Tebsy stayed at the Tebsy home last week. Martin Fentel and family from Dale visited Leslie Briggs early this week. Dakre and Leonard Oxmanton left Sunday for a Black Hills tour. A B Lawrence and Orval Batonard family drove to West Wessington to view Friday’s tornado damage. Heinz and George Huffman returned from a week in Bruce Wisconsin. J C Gehan and daughter Kathryn visited Chris Peterson Tuesday and then went to Wessington Springs to see her parents J E Seidgwick. Thede Leighton went to Lane Monday to visit Geidie Peterson. Mrs Frank Rodman and children and Mrs Leslie Briggs and children visited in Huron Saturday. Roy Wales traveled to Chamberlain Monday to be with his wife undergoing rheumatism treatments. Mrs Jena Peterson and family visited Alpena Monday afternoon.
Lane Miss Lucile Whitney of Philip arrived Monday for a visit with relatives in and Bear Lane. Mrs. Herman returned Home Sunday from Mitchel, where she had been with her mother, Mrs. Arhart, at St. Joseph's hospital. Mrs. Will Arhart left Monday to spend a few days there. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Barrs were visiting relatives at Woonsocket Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lindebak and children spent Sunday with relatives near Forestburg. Mr. and Mr. Rey Butz motored to Flandrean Sunday for a short visit with relatives. Their son, Cleon, who had been visiting there, returned with them, and also wm nephew, Hugh Cook, of Flandreau. Mrs. P. W. Theis entertained the F. S. society from Wessington Springs at her home in Lane Tuesday afternoon. The Henry Henrickson and Morris Henrickson families of Gann Valley were visitors Sunday at the John Henrickson home. Harry Henrickson, a son, of Platte, was here for the day.
Several families and individuals announce upcoming trips and visits. Miller Mrs L L Ro Chesbro heads to Union City Indiana to stay with her parents. Mr and Mrs Adem Mohr will visit Minnesota for a few days. Mr and Mrs Herman Schineter arrive from Los Angeles to stay with E H Schmieter’s family. Elmer Daugherty of Rockham visits Mrs Emma Daugherty. Esther Rau and Marty Meyers of Lane visit W L Dornberger. Ma and Mrs W L Dornberger attend business in Huron. Curtis Farmer and daughter Mary with Miss Constance Frafion tour Black Hills and Yellowstone Park. Lila Sieman travels to Nebraska. Georgia Wermersen visits friends. Kentner Wilson and wife go to Minneapolis for Wilson’s engineering job. John Crome and wife depart for Minneapolis and Chicago. he works as sand yard foreman for a large manufacturer. Mrs Crome known as Bernice Corcoran.
Ames residents report Angel Kindt and Willem Speck visiting Big Bend to see Kindt’s brother. Orville Johnson and Willard Yost finish sheep shearing for the year and will not shear next year. George Koch of Goshen Indiana visits his parents and relatives. Koch works in a Goshen factory. Darlene Farnsworth visits grandparents in Chamberlain for two weeks. Mrs Willon Carpenter, recently ill from a nervous breakdown, showing signs of recovery.
St Lawrence Mrs Virgil Fisher is receiving treatment for heart trouble at Miller hospital. Mr and Mrs L C Danielson and daughters Melva and Joyce returned Monday from Walnut Grove Minnesota after a week visit. Mr George Ice came from Rapid City Saturday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs E L Blanchard returning by sir Blane Monday. Mrs John Fisher has been quite ill under a doctor's care for an asthma attack. Mr and Mrs Ray Magness are in charge of the B F Magness farm while they and Ruth visit in Ohio. Mrs Floyd Shepherd of Seattle Washington is visiting here. Mrs Emma Breeze and children Geraldine and Weyland visit her sister Miss Etha King in Minneapolis.
Bee Heights Mrs. Austin Connelly to host Cedar Ladies Aid July meeting. Brownsville visitors Peter and Mrs Watkins attended Beehinter weekend Muesta at the Connelly home. District election results note John Lawler Cedar township and Robert Henson Spring Hills township win. Various local visits, travel, and hospital news follow.
A record crowd attended Spink County Ship Pers Association picnic at Hagmans Grove on Sunday amid stormy weather. A damaged lighting transformer near James Norwood and a toppled hog house killed twenty eight pigs. Notices announce Fourth of July picnic plans at Lambert’s Park and a local wedding in Rapid City.
The Huron school board moved to accept resignations of Lucile Buehler and Mrs Walter Voigt and to appoint E S Brock and Mrs E J Plummer as election judges. A large slate of graduates received diplomas, Ruth Wilcox and Esther Eggen hired as teachers, Mabel Heldstab named school nurse, and polling and district voting procedures set for the June 16, 1931 election.
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