The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-08-22
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Thursday, Aug. %, 1918,

States Atty. Scoblic was in town
Wednesday and went to Yankton.
Miss Amy Brown is in Sioux City
this week visiting her aunt, Mrs. j.
L. Hutchinson.
Mrs. Robert Huisman and Mrs. Ted
Haase visited their husbands at Camp
Dodge, Ia, this week.
Miss Lola CAMPBELL and Mrs. VIM.
Miller went to Tyndall Tuesday even
ing to attend the teachers institute.
Miss Martha Becker has been en-
ployed as principal of the schools at
New Underwood for the coming year.
! Misses Anna Chernus and Ellen
Wicks expect to attend Downer Col
lege at Milwaukee during the coming
year.
4 Mrs j. F. Boot returned to her
home in Armour last Thursday after
a visit of few days here with the
Dunmre families.
Mrs. Alex. Treiber and children
/ visited her sister, Mrs. Emil Binder,
at Yankton last week, returning Sat-
urday evening.
| Miss Lola Campbell returned last
Monday from very pleasant tour of
the Black Hills, made as guest of
Gov. Norbeck's family.
Miss Vlasta Trutnovsky returned
Monday evening from Omaha where
she had been visiting her friend Mics
Vondra, who formerly lived in Scot
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Chastka return
ed from their wedding trip to the
Twin Cities last Friday morning and
went on to their home in Tyndall that
evening.
Rev. F. Schaefer will hold an
auction sale of his household goods
. and other personal property on We'd
nesday, August %, at his home three
miles south of town.
Misses Anna and Frances each and
little niece, ValeTia each, left on
Wednesday morning for Green Bay,
Wis, where they will visit their sis
ter and aunt. Mrs. Mary Koftan.
c. E. Glasgow visited his family
here last week, returning to Armour
Friday. He is now working for the
South Dakota Light & Power Co., and
expects to move his family to Armour
: in short time.
Miss Joy Horn, principal of the
High School, arrived from Whitewood
last week and is staying at the George
Dunmire home. She expects to re-
main here during the remainder of
the vacation.
Mrs. Stafford Donley received q
letter from her husband this week in
which he said he had just been re-
lieyed after being on the firing line.
He is now Second Lieutenant in the
heavy artillery service.
Miss Elisa Jasmann left last Fri
day for Aberdeen, Wash, after a
visit Of several weeks here with her
brother, Dr.. Robt. Jasmann. She
has been teaching at Aberdeen for
several years and will return for an
other year.
Bernsrd Meisenholder and family
arrived this week from Kenmar. N.
D., and he has taken charge Of the
Otto Schmierer clothing store. Paul
Meisenholder, who has been running
he store since Otto was called to the
service, has returned to his home in
Parkstcn.
The children in town were given q
rare treat at the depot last Sunday.
Three cans of ice cream. shipped
from Mitchell to Frank Zolnowsky,
were rejected on account of their be-
ling too soft, and the children were
given q feaat free.
Miss Frieda Landmann went to
Milwaukee Wednesday where she will
Visit Mrs. 6. A. Landmann for a
couple Of weeks. From there she
will 60 to Chicago, about the tenth
of September where she will enter
the Michael Reese hospital for a
nurses training course.
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Miss Frieda Landmann entertained
in honor Of her guest. Miss Dot Sad
Ter Of Trip. last Friday afternoon.
About twenty young ladies were pres
lent, and the afternoon was spent with