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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1929
Page
5
A. Berger departed for Florida Sunday night for winter. A new telephone line west of Sheffield is now complete. Mrs. Pier hosted the M. M. tivh gathering Thursday. Mrs. Gillenberg remains ill at home as do Mrs. McDonald and other area farmers finish shredding corn.
Tillman Wicks trips to De Smet and various residents visit Clark Willow Lake and Watertown. Dozens of local names attend church meetings host dances fairs and hospital or school events. recent weddings birthdays and a farewell for Gay Iverson are noted along with two head removals from a child’s ear and an eye operation for Mrs Iverson.
Enid Marti and friends hosted a six o clock dinner at the W Newton home. Mr and Mrs W E Streeter and family visited Miller Sunday for Mrs Streeter s eighty fifth birthday. Mrs Ana Howerd and son Alvin traveled to Flandre returning Wednesday. Frank Osmanson at the Ford garage in Huron is laid up with an infected knee. Mrs Robert Fleming visited her daughter Bernice in Loomis Wednesday. The local G ES met Tuesday night. Mrs U East erly of Omaha visiting Vern and Clarence Cotton s. The Five Hundred club met at Mrs John Juergeng s. high score to Mrs H C Cheney, consolation to Mrs A C Bannes. Warren Darling returned from Huron hospital after an operation. The baggar and dinner date moved from November 16 to November 23. Mr and Mrs Frank Allen moved into J W Montgomery home with Mrs Allen s father. H O Cheney drove to Elurox for gravel, will work in Letcher temporarily. D B Whorton went to Colfax Ia to fetch Mrs Whorton, who has treatment there. they plan a 2 week Iowa visit before returning.
Mrs. Pauline James visited Huron with her mother Mrs. Sauer returning home Saturday. The Sunshine club gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. A. P. Schieb's home with 14 members playing bridge at three tables. Prizes went to Mrs. C. BE Phillips and Mrs. John Kingdon. A two course finish was served at five. Bulletins on Christmas Gifts were distributed. Mr. and Mrs. James Fillis and James R. J. Steffen, James Mulganey and Ralph Washer motored to Huron Friday afternoon. 4A. HE. Farries was purchased a new
Miss Nina Wright of Yale Schools spent the weekend at home while Miss Irene Chaplin of Huron also visited here. Jean Sutter sprained her left wrist at school on Thursday and has an arm sling. Millicent Murphy of Iroquois returned home for the weekend. The M E Ladies Aid meets Wednesday afternoon in the church basement with officer elections and a lunch served by Mrs. L F Sutter Mrs. Grant Wells and Mrs. Dudley Gehringer. An average corn crop is harvested in the community with one farmer reporting 2000 bushels. The M E Ladies Aid hosted a supper and carnival in the church basement Friday night raising about 70 dollars. Maxine Sutter crowned carnival queen.
The Ladies Aid of the Congregational church held their annual bazaar and chicken pie dinner in the church basement on Thursday. Mr and Mrs G Roesler and son Hogar drove to Menno for a cousin's funeral. Mr and Mrs Jos Blasey were Miller visitors on Wednesday. Bernard Hasart returned from Yankton where he had been picking corn for a few weeks.
Les Sorenson arrived from Sioux City to stay weeks with his mother and sister in Harrold. Charles Miller and Mrs Simson of Caldonia Maine visited their brother Paul Miller. The Rev Fountain and family from Meade County are now at the parsonage. The I T Straw family returned to Harrold after months in Nighmore.
Mrs A K Sorenson returns to Omaha after visiting her sister Mrs Harry Williamson at the local home.
R. Q. Kinyon Les Sorenson and Pete Reding are teamed with the state highway crew currently operating near Mitchell.
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