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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1934
Page
5
Oren Johnson and Martha Easton return from Minnesota to join junior college plans this winter. Numerous local visits and arrivals include Zink, Ross, Sedgwick, Serr, Cartwright, Lasson, and Smith families. A list of social events, travel, teaching assignments, and community movements fills the week at Wessington Springs, Artesian, and surrounding towns.
Iroquais Glair Brandrip has gone to Yankton where he will attend college this year. Charles Ohisen and his children Wilbur Roger Iva plan a week in the Black Hills. The John Redi family remains in Deadwood to live. Mrs Harry Jen Howard stays in phens home. The F W Aughenbaugh family has gone to m and daughter of ng at the L J Ste-
A sequence of social calls and visits across Cavour and nearby towns includes Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Johnson and Miss Olive at the Hamaker home in Smet and at the George Smith home in Manchester on Sunday. Albert Kinyon of Bonilla and John Semuelson of Artesian were in Cavour on business Monday, with Clyde Day of Sheffield and George Winters of Pipestone visiting on subsequent days. William Coughlin’s health is noted as not well this week after a lapse Monday, while Miss Elia Maass visited Huron with Cassday, Wir. and Mrs. H. C. Torepery and Mr.
Wolsey Margaret Carson, who spent most of her vacation with her sister at Murdo, returned home from Ree Heights Sunday with her parents. Miss Kathryn Moore will teach Seventh and Eighth grades here, accompanied by Miss Dorothy Peck teaching at Hurley this year. Miss Peck visited friends until Monday. Mrs. Mildred Richardson and baby of Des Moines called at the H W Winther home Sunday. Miss Selma Wiedebush of Aberdeen also mentioned.
Miss Alice Pretzer of Chamberlain arrived Sunday to take up school duties here. Mr. and Mrs. Al Flakus left for Clear Lake where he has a filling station job. Miss Hazel Bannes of Huron came home to visit over Labor Day. E. J. Privett left for Kansas City for a few days with a brother. Ferne Bales returned to Bonilla after visiting her cousin Lorrine Bales. J. A. Bierle and Edward Karolewicz of the state highway commission spent the weekend here.
Broadland Mr and Mrs F Tolar of near Wesington were business callers Saturday. Fred Peterson of Miller visited Harley Clegg Friday. Mr and Mrs R C Lytle hosted a visit from Lytle’s sister Mrs Murphy and her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs William Murphy of San.
Jose and Cal with Mr Lytle's niece Flora Hawkins of Ravenna Nebraska, visit by N G Stimson and family from De Smet spent the weekend visiting relatives.
Alpena My and Mrs Barker and sons Austin and Mark Mr and Mrs Harley Thompson and family Mrs Louise Thompson and Miss Myrtle Wissler of Alpena attended the sixty sixth birthday party for Mrs J W Thompson in Huron on Sunday with 35 guests present.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Felix plus Amandag Aisenbrey return from the Black Hills. Mrs. J. M. Wahl, who visited her daughter in Newell, returns home with them. Lorena Triebwasser works in Ho. Carl Ochser moves to German reform parsonage on Fourth street. The Lyle Freeman family visit Monroe for the weekend. Elva Smith leaves for Rapid City to teach high school. Gertie Manwarring visits the Clarks in Huron. Nettie Green visits relatives in Mitchell. Ernest Nesson Leone Marjory Pete Teveldahl go to Sioux Falls for a few days. Anne Peederson stays with the Teveldahl family. Mark Barber goes to Brookings for football season opening and will attend college there again. Eva Davis of Huron, teaching first and second grades, arrives in Alpena with a room at Hulda Wahl’s home. Codington family also rooms at the Wahl residence. He is a high school teacher. Mrs. Wahl teaches fifth and sixth grade.
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