The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-09-20
Thursday. ser. 20. 1917:
CHURCH NOTES

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l1:45. The Z. p. S. G. +. at /.
m. All are cordially invited to- at
tend.
j. Il. Minnich went to Sioux City
Tuesday.
Mr.. B. Temple returne. last Erie
day from q trip to Temvik, N. p.
Miss Ellen Herbert went to Yer
million Tuesday to attend the Uniyer-
sity.
Jos. cambridge went to Sioux City
Tuesday to visit the Interstate Fair,
and see the stock exhibit.
Mrs. Walter Gross arrived from
Missouri Tuesday, and is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. d. w. Chamberlain.
Owing to wet weather the Amuse-
ment Co. will stay over part Of next
week. Evenings Ito 10 o'clock.
Miss Irene Mason has been engag-
ed to teach in the Dimock schools the
coming year and will begin her work
Oct. 1st.
The meeting OF the Civic League.
which was to- have been held next
Monday evening, has been postponed
to Tuesday evening.
Get your fall millinery at Mrs.
Mason's. Her styles ares up-to-the-
min ute, and prices ranging to fit
your purae-Adv.
+. Z. Wheeler is in Chicago this
week, and Frank has been given a
furlough of q few days and is home
from Parker looking after the eleva-
tor during his fathers absence.
The sad news of the death of Mrs.
7. M. Boese, daughter Of II. 81.
Koehn, was circulated Tuesday. She
passed away about noon of that day,
shortly after giving birth to q son.
The infant expired soon after birth.
Avon Clarion
A train with fourteen coaches, bag
gage q and one freight car, loaded
with members of the South Dakota
cavalry troops, passed through here
last Saturday afternoon, bound for
the concentration camp at Ft. Dem
ing, N. M. A large crowd gathered
at the depot to cheer them as they
went through. Several in the COM
pany were old Scotland boys, among
them being Will Kaye. Gordon Cass
and Philip Diehi, and one of the Flick
boys of Mitchell.
On Tuesday eve, Sept. IL, q COM
pany of young people were given a
very pleasant evening in the hoapit-
able home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Beck
er. Miss Flaval Bollman, who was
visiting her sister, Mrs. Becker, vas
the honored guest. Miss Bollman 9
few years ago was q capable teacher
in our high school, and it was a JOY
to welcome her back to Scotland.
The evening was pleasantly spent in
social games and music. A dainty
lunch was also served by the hostess.
Since leaving here Miss Bollman has
been taking voice culture. Her beau
tiful voice has yielded to training,
and the company was highly favored
by her rendition Of several selections.
Miss Johanna Wittmayer also gave a
piano solo. and Mr.. Glenn Ardery a
violin selection, all Of which was
greatly appreciated. The party clos
ed with . happy feeling. all voting
Mr.. and Mrs. Becker royal entertain
ers.
Rev. Philip DeLaporte, late mis-
1 sionary to the South Sea Islands, was
here last Sunday and assisted Rev
Ruder, Of the Congregational church,
in conducting mission services. A
Large tent had been procured and
this was we'll filled at three meetings
during the day-forenoon, afternoon
and evening. The morning and af-
ternoon meetings were conducted in I
German. and in the evening in Eng
fish. Both the Presbyterian and
Methodist churches gave up their SER
vices and joined in a union service.
Rev. DeLaporte, though born in Ger
many, is an American citizen, and
spent owe twenty years in mission
work under the American Congrega-
tional society. About eight years
were spent on the little coral island
of Navoro, and his description Of the
work done there, and his experiences,
was very interesting. He also had q