The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-14

The w. r. C. will meet next Tues
day at 2 o'clock in the Odd Fellows
Hall.
Misses Myrtle and Iva Sweet and
Jennie Smith were Yankton visitors
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed Brandstedt went to Yank-
ton Monday to visit her people for q
few days
Mrs. Clarence Thomas and children
came from Yankton Sunday to visit
for day at the Hardinburg and
Thomas home.
Mrs. Tony Diehl returned to her
home at Trip Sunday, and was ac-
companied by her sister, Mrs O'Neill
who is spending few days with her.
The M. E. Aid will hold their an
nual Easter Supper in the c. S. P. S.
Hall Marcn the 23rd. Remember
the date.
ice each spent two days here the
last Of the week. visiting his father.
Fred each, and brother, Frank. Joe
is still in the electric eign business in
Chicago and was canvasing for orders
in this part of the country. He had
not visited here before for three
years.
The big book drive for Soldiers and
Sailors is on. The State Library AS
ISOLATION will campaign the state for
the next Is days for good books. Sc
lect the book you enjoyed. choose the
one you would like to keep. Spare a
few and send them to our Public Lii
brary to be sent to the camps.
Postmaster Falkinberg went to
Yankton Tuesday where he expects to
take treatment at the hospital for a
few days. He has not been feeling
| well for several weeks, the trouble
being q chronic ailment which at
times makes him extremely nervous.
and rest of few days will do him
good.
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The Hirsch brothers. Of Trip, have
sold their brick garage building at
that place to John G. He'll from north
Of Avon. and will give possession
March Goth. The Hirsch brothers
will erect another large brick build
ing, and have secured distributing
contract for Studebaker automobiles,
having Ave counties in their territory.
Carl Wanek, who is at the Great
Lakes Training Camp. was home this
week on ten days furlough. He
came to Vermillion where he visited
his sister, Mrs. Dains, and she ac-
companied him to this place. We'd
nesday they went on to Emery to vis-
it their father and sister. Carl is in
the electrical department Of the navy
and expects soon to be moved from
the present camp but Of course has no
idea where they will take him.
Andy Eliason returned last Monday
from Armour where he hadbeen helps
ing for = few days at the central
plant Of the light company. He says
the new superintendent, Mr.. WEIGH
decided after brief trial that il was
useless to try to give any services
with the engines ID the condition that
they were, 30 he closed down entirely
and il giving all four Of the engines
Z thorough overhauling. Two expert
machinists are now on the job, and it
IL hoped that arrangements can be
made to furnish Scotland with par
tial service il very few days.
Mrs.A D. Ardery was called to
Sioux Falls Wednesday morning BY !
message from her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Olson. stating that Mi. Olson
died that morning Of pneumonia.
Mrs. Olson was here about three
weeks ago and wss called homo ~
The sickness Of her husband. One
lung wss affected at that time, but
sdrs. Ardery received letter the first
of this week stating that DO was no
better and the other lung was becom-
ing affected. 50 the news of his death
did not come as = great surprise.
We have not learned what arrange
nssnts have been made for the funer-
b0t II will probably Be held either
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snour.