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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1931
Page
14
A long list of local residents and relatives are described visiting kin or returning from trips to towns such as Beloit Aber deen Mitchell Chicago Tulsa Monroe Lane Gackle and Huron. Highlights include Fred Taves death related travel, nursing training, influenza reports, and a prohibition talk by Rev Washburn.
Newspaper fragments record Yale Lafe Williams shipping cattle to St Paul, travels by Twin Cities, and multiple visits by Garry and Harding families in Chelsea Milbank Dawson and Huron. Other items note machinery moved to Nebraska, Kathryn Davis attending Northern State, Eva Davis joining with John White, and J T Smith with Joe Corrigan dining with Mrs Funk and family.
The item lists residents celebrating birthdays and visiting relatives, including a 68th birthday for a local woman. Sargent and family of Iroquois visited the W Basse home. B Corrigan of Huron and Mrs Renisch of Huron made business calls. The Moon family and Mrs Glen Foota shopped in Huron. Floyd Porter celebrated a birthday with out of town guests Mr and Mrs F P Mate and Mr and Mrs W Muself of Huron. Don Housel of Nebraska visited his sister Mrs Basse. Seale Garry spent Sunday in Mitchell. Henry Knautz and son William visited Iroquois. A Kuhl traveled to Haron on business. Mr and Mrs George Haines returned from Broadland where they helped graveling. Mrs Joe Welsh and Miss Alicea Welsh of Bancroft were in Yale. Henry Bowen of Artesian called on friends.
Hitchcock Gilbert Buchholz Edward Meyer return after five weeks at Poplar Montana where Mr Meyers owns farm property. Mr and Mrs John Imm of Westfield Wis visit Herman and Hugo Meyer families. Mr and Mrs Herman Imm of Milwaukee visit relatives. John Houlihan Woonsocket and T Christianson Lake Norden visit Herman Meyer. Spring pig shipments rise as feeders run short. Moon family from Kansas City attend Carl Gehringer funeral and visit. C E Phillips and son Edwin return from Oklahoma trip. Hulda Scheib goes to Vermilion for state university. Jr and Paul Henglefelt go to Brookings for paving work. Mrs L Henglefelt and daughter stay with Iroquois relatives.
Wednesday afternoon meeting of the East club with Ida Bon thirteen present. Next meeting with Mrs Lloyd Borah in October. Hawley and Palmer left for Fargo North Carolina to seek work. Auxiliary officers elected Mrs George Merklin chairman Mrs Rex Gilmore secretary and Mrs Fred McKichan treasurer. Clare and Doris McKichan attend Aberdeen college this term. Clare Berrick reported improved after illness. Bonilla Butter Maida club met with Audrey Peterson Saturday. Jolly Workers 4 H club to meet Bernadine Rnd next Saturday afternoon. Mrs Ralph Sickles and children visiting relatives in Wausee. Ed Bales Wilford Miller and Clarence Barrick left for Rapid City to work in sugar beet field. Wilford and Clark Hamilton shipped a load of hogs to Sioux City Thursday. Roy Travers and family moved near Watertown to raise their home.
Fragmentary notes show Mrs. Louis Morrison entertaining a Ladies' club with a chicken dinner at her RK. The text also mentions Rose of Coleridge returning home after a visit and Tom O'Leary of Pleasent Valley being dismissed from the Miller chaps, then Carvur te visiting her sister.
Osceola residents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Strickland of Huron and Mr. and Mrs. Kraemer of Canning visited at the F. M. Massey home Sunday. A.C. Wasem and Lars Ogland and families were in Huron Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Derscheid of Yale visited at the W. H. Derschied home Sunday. Ed Muself of Yale was a caller in Osceola Monday. Mrs. Corman Dixon of Lever has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rusch.
Pleasant Valley has Timothy O Leary patient at the local hospital after a sunstroke last week. Sam Alley travels to Rochester for clinic examination for Mrs Roy Mc Carl. Pete Anderson Chris Madsen and Ed Wade attended ball games at Winner. Mr and Mrs Guy Edwards at a Cedar church benefit game between Cedar and Campbell towns. Anita Edwards sprained ankle Sunday. A Johnson and Chester Arbogast returned from Britton. William McCool Francis Campbell and S Johnson left for North Dakota. Mr and Mrs Earl Gabbler Miss Mac Lovell Mrs Gabbler and son Harlan visited RB. B Cotton's home en route to Wellington Springs. C C Hull visited Warren Westfall on way to Rapid City.
A large crowd attended Walter Williams farm sale with several items selling well. The Williams plan to move south to Washington. A farewell party honored the couple, presented by Mrs Arden Jones. Whellingtons of Miller now run the St. Lawrence hotel.
Sunday to Saturday activity across Ree Heights Harrold and nearby towns includes visitors Mr and Mrs Thor Nerland and Mr John Kingschelt. Bob Wareing improving after blood poisoning. Plecre hospital report. bell game Cedar defeats Campbell 12 to 5. Young People society activities. Babula Jaws arrival after local visit. Harvest festival for Congregational church boosts efforts with modest proceeds.
Byron Swartz took a business trip to Gettysburg Thursday. Ronald Henson Windom Steele Wayne Leyson and Seldon Mitchell went to North Dakota last week to bale hay. John Gibson returned from shipping a car load of hogs to Iowa. Royal Neighbors invited a dance at the hall Friday evening. Frances Berry of Miller visited last week to keep house for her daughter Mrs Herb Wareing while they were in Minneapolis. Elizabeth Brisben is back in the central office after a few days with relatives in Sioux Falls. Mrs L J Roalstad of Hays recently visited town. Mrs Henry Morrow visits a daughter in Nebraska. Mrs Jack Struse and children spent last week with her brother P I Prostollo at Fedora.
Sheffield residents Mr and Mrs James B Gugin and Mr and Mrs Marle Baker traveled to Nebraska Monday to visit Glen Gugin and other relatives. Anna Dell Best injured her leg at school and was treated by a doctor. W W Bieger and Ed Bieger drove to Miller on business. Mrs Gus Schmidt hosted the M M club last Thursday. Buckley and his aunt Mrs H Baumhoff visited Ree Heights on Monday. Mr and Mrs C C Bottomley announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday.
Raymond Albert Deuckas and sons visited Clarke on Saturday. Wilmont Uecker and Albert Habben moved cattle and some horses to pastures near Bailey Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Merbach entertained Willis Graham and family of Doland. Frank Hurley and family of Henry, Roy Hurlbert, and Carl Beard with their families were there Sunday. Russell Merbach turned seven. Mrs. William Uecker, Mrs. Roy Murlbert and Mrs. Fred Merbach were Dolan callers Monday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Morris of Fargo and Miss Elizabeth Schaller of California stayed at the Albert Deethardt home. Miss Schaller also visited at the R. Finhom. Elizabeth Schaller, Edna Hackbarth, Mrs. Albert Deethardt and Mrs. J. R. Fine were Watertown callers Monday. Miss Rosy Hink and Ray Coriwell were in Huron Monday.
Harrold Armon and family head to California for winter with relatives. Mrs. Adam Grimes of Rapid City visits Onida after time with Mrs. F W Pyncheon. Roy Dancy and family return from Iowa. Miss Shirley Webster of Adams Wisconsin visits J C Webster home. Paul Winckler and family of Pierre visit relatives here. Mr and Mrs John Bohning visit a daughter in Minneapolis.
Mr and Mrs Joe Haas of Denton visit as their son George and family enroll. Mr and Mrs Dave Miller return from a 10 day trip to Sioux City and Canada, Rufus Mehrer sustained a broken lead and was unconscious for several hours.
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