The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-01-03

Miss Nellie Maxwell went to Park.
ston today to visit her brother.
Misses Anna and Frances Zach
made shopping trip to Sioux City
Monday.
Miss Augusta Muelmel returned to-
day to Mcbridge where she is nursing
in a hospital.
Mrs. Alfred Cobb left this noon for
Belvidere to visit in the home of her
daughter. e.
Frank Sternhagen went to Parkston
Sunday to visit his dau ghter. Mrs.
Albert Fergen.
r. r. Clough is wearing one hand
in a bandage as result of getting it
too close to buzz saw.
Mrs. Ted Sprowl and children are
spending the holidays at Correction
vile, la.
Miss Harriet Patten, who is teach
ing at Seim, in Perkins county, is
here spending her vacation with her
parents.
Mr.. John Weltz arrived today from
California, called by the death of his
mother. Mrs. Caroline Weltz.
Chas. DonIey found gold watch
on the street last Saturday morning.
Owner please call at the store of
Brown & Donley.
Miss Bessie Cobb came from Mitch
ell Saturday to spend Sunday with her
aunts, Mrs. Rirkinbine and Miss
Cynthia Cobb.
Mrs. Meisenholder of Parkston WIS.,
tied her daughter. Mrs. Otto schmier-
er, at this place last week. returning
home Sunday
O. A. Bonebrake and family of
Sioux City spent several days the
past week at the home of G. H. Da-
Wis, southwest of town.
The students at the German Re-
formed Academy who have been
spending the holidays in their homes,
are returning to resume their school
work.
Miss Iona Lee, who is teaching
near .Letcher, and Miss Mabel. who is
attending Dakota N ssleyan Uniyersi-
ty at Mitchell. are home spending
their; vacations.
George Hird was home from Park
ston to spend New Years with his
parents. George says he is registered
in Glass l Division A in the selective
draft.
Roy Long and four others from near
Olivet left on Tuesday to resume their
studies at the college in Naperville
Ill.,, after spending their vacations
at their various homes.
Undertaken Goehring has conducted
43 funerals during the past year, five
Of the number being children, and the
others adults. He has attended five
funerals during the past week.
each & Klinkner have crew Of
men cutting ice at Tuscan, and are
rapidly filling the ice houses in town.
The ice is Of fine quality this season,
about fifteen inches thick, and clear
as crystal.
Howard Harris and wife of Spencer
are spending the week with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Harris. near
Wittenberg. Mr.. and Mrs. Bonner,
Of Montrose, also vieited for about
ten days at the Harris home, return
ing home Tuesday.
The proprietors of the general mer-
chandise and clothing stores IN Scot
land have decided to close their plac-
es Of business at Elk o'clock each
evening in the week except Saturday
evening, until further notice. One
Of the chief reasons for this move
nent is the conservation Of fuel.
Mrs. Leroy Haynes received word
Sunday evening of the death OF her
father, Mr.. Chris. Beatty. Which oc-
cured at his home in Akeley, MINI.
The cause of his death was not gwen.
The message was the more unexpect-
ed, since she had received letter
not long ago stating that all were
we'll. It was impossible for her te
make railroad connections, and 80 she
did not attend the funeral.
Mrs. Henry Baisch received care
frora her son Arthur, who is with tne