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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1933
Page
3
Alpena residents share weekend visits and family gatherings across Huron Isabel Wolsey De Smet Iroquois and Mitchell areas. Local travelers attend funerals and visit relatives with several families hosting guests from Bancroft Bridgewater and Don McCutcheon on business in the region.
The Danforth Ladies club entertained the Buffalo County Ladies club at the hall Friday. Games and cards circulated in the early evening, followed by supper and dancing. Lillian Geiver and Rose Krog returned from a trip to the world’s fair. A daughter, Katherine May, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lambert. Enipling at Chamberlain, September 12. Mrs. Effie Rose returned home to Nebraska after a short visit with friends.
Mrs A C Lahren and infant son returned home Saturday from Redfield hospital. Virgil Beals and son of Tulare spent Sunday at H Williams home. E French, Walter Parkinson and Ralph Russell were Huron visitors Saturday. Rolla Kenison returned from a hospital in Huron for medical treatment. Mrs Buron, grandmother of Mrs Hugh McKichan, arrived from Correctionville to visit her son.
Frankfort residents and visitors are listed in a string of social notes. Geraid Herder and Viola Herder visit Ed Weissman in Redfield with Mabel Phillips joining. Viola plans an indefinite stay with daughter Weigman while Cattner family time in Huron. Multiple locals travel to Watertown for a ball game and teachers and relatives visit Pierre, St Paul, or near Northville. Local moves include Herman family relocating to a farm near Wessington Springs. Local gatherings feature a birthday celebration hosted by Ernest Hassinger and visits among Wolner, Koeller, Michels, and Stubbs families with broader relief corps activity.
Ames Lila Arbogast visited at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs O D Arbogast over the weekend returning to Miller Sunday evening. Among those in Miller Saturday were Mr and Mrs Willard Yost and the L D Robison family. Dorothy and Alta Kintigh who teach in this vicinity spent the weekend in Miller. Walter Limp county superintendent of Hands county visited schools in this part of the county last week. Mrs Lambert Knipling and baby daughter Katherine Mae returned home.
Carpenter Mr and Mrs Sorell Jensen arrive from Harlan Iowa for a visit at the Ne Madsen home. Mynus Madsen’s party travels to St Paul for business. Carl Miller and Mrs Boyer head to Monticello to make a home. Dr and Mrs Jones of Rosebud visit Fordham township. A Sunday family reunion includes Chester Carlson and family from Bryant, BE F Jones from Watertown, BE M Jones from Clark, and John Raymer and family from Bradley. Dr Jones serves a government role at the Rosebud Indian reservation.
Sheffield A J Burger travels west of the Missouri on a hunting trip with his nephew Ralph Burger of Huron. G J McDonald and son Dale return from Iowa. Mrs Ralph Osmanson and baby leave hospital for home near Wolsey. Arthur McDonald serves on Lester jury. Earl Gugin and son head to Gann Valley to put up hay. Earl Fisher and Wayne visit Lake Preston. Weideman and Johnson families join Olive for LaDelle services and a pot luck at the church. Clyde Day of Sheffield stops by Cavour. Maass sr and son visit Huron for winter wheat. Marion Duesler called to Huron for Mike Eckhart health issues. George Beckman and new wife return from honeymoon and are hosted at a Richland township supper. A J Weier and F J Johnson of Pearl Creek township visit Cavour on business. J B Glanzer of Yale visits Cavour.
The annual meeting of the Ladies Aid society was held Friday afternoon. Reports of the year's work were read and approved and officers elected: Mrs. C. E Greer president, Mrs. H. C. Brown vice president, Mrs. G. B. Ingin secretary, and Mrs. H. D Harrington treasurer. Neil Herman of Conde returned Saturday from Chicago, stopping here for ...
Mrs Herman sad daughter accompanied him home after a week with her parents. Gordon Page from Clark visited friends. A shower honored Mrs Knouse’s daughter Mrs Bernard Hines. Ray Whyte and Bele Jean of De Smet spent Sunday with friends. Ardaht VanTassel of Bancroft visited Mel Brown’s home. Methodist Sunday school elected officers: H G Brown superintendent, Reece Whit’s assistant, H D Harrington secretary, C T Liddle treasurer, Bertha Crawford junior superintendent, Alice Stoner primary superintendent. Jace Lewallen taken to Huron hospital for appendicitis operation.
Hitcheeth notes Hulda Scheib will attend the University of Minnesota this Sunday night, entering her fourth year of college. C. F. Cotton, postmaster, has recovered from influenza and is back at home. Mrs. Cotton assists in the post office.
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