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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1930
Page
14
Neighborhood reports list Mrs Belle Baird and Lawrence Baird visiting relatives in town, a terrier puppy given to Jimmy Sherman in Shenandoah, IA, and plans for a PTA program and a Ghautauqua style play at the hall. Various visits, shoppers, births, and club meetings are noted with dates in November.
St Lawrence residents shared a busy weekend with visits to Greenleaf Yankton and Aberdeen. The annual pioneer party at Charles Williams home drew about 100 people, honoring Hond county’s first settlers including Mrs. Charles Shepherd and her daughter Mrs. James Loomis. A farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Aliane of Annaheim California was held by Mrs. J M Magness. RD Cankey tended cattle nearby while the B Fair club met at Mrs. Calkins residence.
Ro chester Minnesota residents hosted visitors from Pipestone Heron and Montana while couples celebrated weddings and club meetings. Richard Walter and relatives traveled from Rochester to return home after a weekend visit. Edna Rose and John Stange wed at John Stangel’s home. Numerous guests attended dinners and debates at the Mericu club and Delphian Circle.
Yale couple Mr and Mrs T Kuehl and their son join Mr and Mrs Harold Thomas and Billy Kuehl for a holiday celebration in Brookings. Irma Maas and Edna Rohr of Hot Springs travel en route to Allen South Carolina. Anna Grady of Chicago visits sister Mrs B Garry and Mrs Thomas Walsh of Rapid City spends a day in town. J E O Keefe and Mrs J D Kaufman return from Rochester Minnesota. Ruth June Marsh of Carthage visits grandmother Mrs FLW Marsh.
Mrs Emil Lemke and family and Mrs Lloyd Kendell spent Sunday with friends in Bridgewater. Mr and Mrs B Garry and daughters Helen and Ethel and Mrs Anns Grady drove to Mitchell Monday. Rowen of Artesian called at the James Smith home en route to Harrold. William Gaughran Jr left Tuesday on a business trip to Blunt. Mr and Mrs R O Foote entertained friends and relatives from Alexandria Sunday for the birthday of Mrs Foote's father.
Residents mention Wear-Eyer aluminum demonstrator Henry McLeod at home of H W Wintner. Social events include Royal Neighbor district meeting plans, Chatter Lew club hosting, and Fiftieth anniversary for D P Wharton couple. Local travel includes Omaha trip for Dr Whaley and varied visits to Huron, Redfield, Aberdeen, White Lake, and Altmar death note.
Mrs. Thompson with Miss Mildred Thompson of Huron and Sunflower camp No. 912 H. N. A. met Thursday. They set a rummage and lapton sale for Saturday November 8. Travel and visit notes include Mrs W E Streeter and Mrs Robert Fleming returning from Aber deen with daughter Bercyle, accompanied by Misses Sexton Engelstrom and Hazel Shay from area colleges.
Verden Laird spent the weekend with his mother at Aberdeen. Mr and Mrs D C Campbell of Pierre and Mr and Mrs Maxwell of Sioux City are visiting the H E Newton home here this week. Miss Dorothy Peck attended the home coming at Yankton Saturday. Miss Viola Hanlon spent the weekend at her home at Emery. Mrs William Jensen went to Sioux Falls Sunday to take care of her sister Mrs L B Lindell and baby for a week. Word has been received here of the marriage of Miss Lois Waffensmith and Clifford Olson October 15 at Redwood Falls Minn. Miss Enid Martin of Miller spent the weekend at the John Juergens home here. Ho Cheney who is working near Mitchell spent Sunday with his family here. Mr and Mrs Clarence Keel and daughter Eileen moved into Dr Whaley's residence Friday.
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