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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1931
Page
12
The Presbyterian Sunday school will hold a Rally Day service on October 4 at 2 30 in the afternoon. The program includes numbers from each class and a talk by Rev. Mr. Clayton. The service will combine the Sunday school and church service.
Bonilla and F B McKichan visited Henry to see Mr and Mrs Erstrom while Frank OBrien and Albert Kenyon traveled to North Dakota on business returning with two truckloads of potatoes. George McKichan and cons Eugene and Stanley visited Watertown to see Mr Jealous, believed to be Mrs McKichan's father.
Social notes record visits by Albena Blow and Theda Leighton from Forestburg, Yegges from Mitchell, Wahl and Bar ber to Aberdeen, Munsons to Grafton, McDonald to Rapid City, and other small gatherings as townspeople attend events and a temperance address at the high school.
Ben Rail and aneden of Newell left for Milwaukee after visiting his sister Mrs. Adiel Wahl. Curtin Mogek of Mitchell visited his parents near Alpena. A. B. Lawrence hosted at the Orval Eaton home near Wes singing Springs. Dr. and Mrs. P. E. Burns traveled to Chicago for the ill health of Dr. Burns' brother Dr. Don Burns. James Blow family of Forestburg visited the OG. M. Eaton home. Mrs. A. Ackerman returned from Scotland and plans to go back to North Dakota after visiting her daughter Mrs. K. Kruger. William B. Ulmer of Harrold and Arthur Sheffield family visited W. B. Sheffield and others.
In Lincoln Nebraska the Ladies Aid society held its annual meeting and elected officers. Mrs F Teidler was named president with Mrs H C Brown as vice president, Mrs J Bruhn secretary, Mrs C Greer treasurer, and Mrs E Lamont chair of the work committee. A picnic lunch followed. Ray Whyte plans to depart for Mandan North Carolina this week for a furniture and undertaking position. Mr and Mrs Ray Stoner visited Mitchell on Tuesday for the Corn Palace entertainment. E W Bottomley made a business trip to Fulton on Monday. Mrs F Armin hosted an afternoon party Wednesday. Mrs J Armin and Mrs Dyste attended from Brookings. Mr and Mrs Frank Pomajzi of Wilbur Nebraska and Joseph Marsh of Milligan returned home after visiting the Schultz home. Blanche Schultz accompanied them for an extended visit.
Pleasant Valley residents include H McCool and Charles Schweigart returning from Minnesota. Chicago visitors Mr and Mrs Fred Blume and Mr and Mrs Elmer Lambken and daughter stayed at Carl Dunwoody home with Glen Williams. The George Ruff family shopped in Huron. Mrs O W Dearborn and Mrs Ray Dearborn and children drove to Holabird. Jacob Losing returned from Minnesota. E Lovell and Ray Winn hosted at Baird Lovell south of Wessington. William Bendell of Rapid City visiting O H Smith. Business meeting at elient.
The church recalls Rev. Clecege Rutt to preach as the parsonage is to be papered and prepared for use as a community house. Parties and suppers will be held under church auspices.
Fale Ed Keating and Fred Ficke of Carpen er were here on business. Mrs. P. Garry of Iroquois was a guest at the Gene Garry home here for a day. Mr. and Mr. J. P. Gabel and son Wallace of Huron were guests at the James Smith home. Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Matz and son of Huron were here for a day's visit at the William Muself home. Mrs. Ed Klute spent the weekend at Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Tacetter of Doland were visitors at the J. P. Gross home. Mrs. Pratt and Mrs. W. Hasse were in Castlewood for a day. Mr. and Mrs. Will Derscheld and family of Osceola visited their son and daughter here.
Ames Orville Johnson and Hen Heezen return from Minnesota trip while John Dick and Louis Heezen head to Sioux City. Families at Al Johnson home near Miller and several locals attend sale at that farm. Yost child undergoes tonsil operation in Miller hospital. Public sale held at Earl Lot farm. Arbogast hauls hors to Ree Heights. Johnson and Fields in Beadle county to stockpile corn fodder for winter.
Raymond and Mrs A B Deethardt and D Denforth traveled to Aberdeen for the funeral of Mrs L Vander Linden known as Midge Belson. The piece also notes visits from I L Jones and M Johnson families, and other local residents from Ash Gulch, Turton, and Reinbeck among varied social calls and farm events.
Wessington resident Ed Stobbs has improved after a week under medical care. Dick Funnell and his family plan to relocate to lows, where he has leased a farm for the coming season. Nolan Barnes of Montana is expected to...
Spend the winter here with his sister Mrs Emma Kramer and son. Livin in shipping his stock of merchandise to Chamberlain L Levin enjoys a visit from his brother in law Fred King of Seattle. Levin plans to leave for the west coast around October 10 with King. Union Ladies Aid met Mrs L E Robinson Wednesday. Juvenile Degree of Honor meeting postponed to October 11 with Inorra Geiver and Zeleta Shaw in charge.
Mr and Mrs R M Jackson and family moved from Pukwana to Brentford this week where Mr Jackson opened a barber shop. Earl Nervig and Robert Healey of Pukwana were callers en route to Fargo ND on business. Paul Hoffman and children of Mellette and Mrs R M Jackson of Brentford visited Mrs T F Dunn and family. Hoffman planned to move to a farm near Roscoe Thursday. BM Walker returned from Aberdeen where he received treatments for erysipelas and is much improved. Mike O Donnel of Mellette and Frank Keinow of Brentford were business callers. John Hamburg visited Watertown on a business trip. A W Huss of Aberdeen and Sam Carlson of Doland were in Conde on business.
Osceola Clarence and Roy Stewart visited Willow Lake to buy grain. Mrs Hay Walline and the W H Der scled family traveled to a dairy near De Smet. Evelyn Beker and Marcella Ogland visited Bancroft High School. Mes Elsie Treml Opel Graham and Mr Richards attended a teachers' institute at De Smet. Ray Walline went to Clark to buy potatoes. Mr and Mrs F M Massey left for Canning to visit friends. Gladys Busch works for Charles Barber of Bancroft. Roy Davis traveled to Paxton Illinois to visit his brother.
At the meeting of the Bramhall Local American Legion Auxiliary officers for the coming year were elected. Mrs W W Swanson was chosen president, Mrs Jay Roth first vice president, Mrs J L Whicher second vice president, and Mrs E J Quirk treasurer. Two new members were initiated at the last meeting in the C O F hall. The evening included cards and refreshments. Last year’s officers were reelected for the new year with James O’Brien as commander and B Barber as vice commander. Oscar Dittman has returned home after a serious operation in Rochester and plans to go to Senator to finish convalescence. A farewell party was held for Wesley Atkinsons as they prepare to move to Aberdeen.
Broadland families including Mr and Mrs Paul Deitz and Mr and Mrs Clifford Hart with children visited J H Rogers home. Lawrence Likeness announce the birth of a daughter. Carl Better and Marjorie Better visited Redfield with Robert Johnston. Albert Rogers traveled to Alpena for a tonsil operation. Mrs Milton Smith recovering stayed with sister Corneliuz Poulisse. Julia Morris and Valera Eddings nurses at Huron hospital visited Abramson home. William Herrington and Norma Smith drove to Bryant.
Wayland Mrs C P Douglas caring for Mrs William Stewart at Stewart home in Wessington spent Saturday at her home here. Floyd Winegar and James Gaughan Jr drove to North Dakota on business Saturday. Carson Wichorst and daughter Lor
From Nebraska residents visiting the Dewey Williams home to Carl Douglas and the Douglas family in Timber Lake, and to Wellington and Fe dora areas. extended trips include Miss Twila Paulsen heading to Mankato Business College and Adelbert Major with William Bowen party visiting Washington and Iowa relatives. Daisy and Margaret Bowman of Wessington join Mrs. RB Lilly and kin for Sunday visits.
Cavour Hoy Noo of Banner township visited Ca vour on business Tuesday evening. Dale Anderson of Huron is hospitalized with a foot infection from an old pitchfork accident. An operation removed part of the bone, and it is expected to be weeks before he can use his foot.
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