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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1930
Page
9
Ree Heights and nearby communities report Sunday visits at the Henry Scott and other homes with numerous relatives and friends from Lemmon Eagle Grove Winner Birmingham Mitchell and more. Local gatherings include Cedar Ladies Aid hosting and a Cedar versus DeGeest game with Cedar winning 7 to 3. Residents travel to St Lawrence Watertown and Huron College, with illnesses noted and a death in the area.
Wolsey residents share family visits with relatives in Larchwood and Pierre. John Beam of Plankinton, Mrs. Barnes at an old folks party in Wessington, and the Newtons traveling with improved hospital news. Mrs. Quiram’s death postpones missionary meeting. Schemnman and Chenoweth visit Dallas. new teachers welcomed by Chatter-Lew club. Hazel Cawes hosts. Viola Hanlon and Lessie Williamson visit S.J. Chenoweth’s. Albert Peterson family arrival from California. Kaisers ill. Lichs announce a daughter. Keiser returns from business trip.
Whit Lawrence and Fred Altzco of Anz 1 are noted with others at Mey hogsle on Saturday. Geese Blane purchased a flock of sheep last week and brought them to his place on Saturday. John Norcheart is involved. William Muth and Dennis Van Zee left for Brookings State College to enroll as freshmen. D Rey Magness and Patsy and Tom Wilson headed to California. Lucille Meyer helps Goree at home and attends. J. B. Magness and Ree Heights residents gather for a Saturday evening event amid festival activities.
Esmond notes describe Mrs W R Redfeld and companions Helen Gest and Pearl Young in Garden City for Tuesday and Wednesday. George Oster of Minneapolis hosted in Esmond with Dir and Mrs A N Barber of Riverside visiting as former Ex residents. R G Hannah hosted guests while Ivan Jeffers and family attended events. A miscellaneous home gathering at the E D C home in Carthage celebrated gifts for Mrs Redfeld. C E Geer is visiting Milwaukee sisters. several locals plan trips to Sioux City and Des Moines.
Sunday afternoon visits at the O Neill family included Miss Ruth Adihelisis and Mrs. Allen Barris. L. Goyke recovered from severe cold while a doctor visited Redfield State School. The I A Ho girls enjoyed a park picnic as Doris Williams left for Brookings State College. Hog cholera hits farms with hog losses, and a two mile north locality reports hogs straying from a 14 herd.
Harrold residents greet relatives as Mr and Mrs Lt Ingle of Minneapolis spend a week here with kin. The Stoltenbergs and family return after a three month stay in Gary South Dakota. Mrs Sheber of Hilton visits on business. Betty Schinderling from Minneapolis visits her mother. Suhn and Sant of Sur Fred set out to make a visit. A local installation project proceeds as workers prepare it for operation.
Fragments report Pilgrim Poage and Mrs Poage visiting in Bancroft and Maxwell, Audrey Baise spending time at the Maxwell home, plans to move to Minnesota surface. D Psire of Eagle Grove called at the Maxwell home while enroute to Ree Heights to visit their son and family. A birth announcement mentions Nettieton Business College attendance.
A damaged testimonial notes Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound used to “build me up” in Junta Colorado. The writer, claiming improvement in sleep and energy, describes personal health and urges others to try the product, signing with a local Box 218 address.
Boornéon returned home to spend a few weeks with her sister Mrs Frank Long. A P T A meeting Friday featured a program and lunch. The Ladies Aid met at the church Wednesday. two comforters tied and committees formed to plan the fall bazaar and festival. Trustees Mesdames Helm Bowen Moore and E E Mostrom G S Barnes Wayne Moore were named to represent the church. The October date for the bazaar was set. Mrs Besse Gartland Bean and son are in Huron for medical treatment. Mrs Hannah Belcher and Ed Lund visit M J Twiss home. Ruby Dinkins and Earl Hansen drove to Hedfield with Berniden Hansen. Harbin and Ma Arthur Waverton left for Rapid City for a cosmetology convention. Mrs Earl Paul and Miss Vesta Paul schooners in Watertown. Phyllis Paul joined them from Henr y. The Pauls visited Grant Bagotty in Redfield. Mr and Mrs H E Humphrey and children Ralph and Fern left for Minneapolis for a few days. Ralph will stay for university courses. Mr and Mrs George Quinn visited Melville to see Mrs Quinns parents. Mrs F Kelly and daughter Madge of Raymond shopped in Doland.
Doland residents hosted relatives and visitors from Redfield Henry and Frankfort over Saturday. Mrs C A Williams and children with Mirg and Alice School were among those calling. Vernon Belk family and Mrs Arthur Brink with daughter joined relatives for the weekend.
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