The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-10-23

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week began teaching in two rural
schools near that town.
John Haney was here from Sioux
Falls last week in regard to matters
concerning the settlement of his ia
ther's estate.
For lease-Plow land. Maxwell
Colony. H. Slater.
Judge Trip and his court steno-
grapher. Miss English. of Yankton
were in town Wednesday returning
from Olivet where court had been in
session. While here they were guests
in the Wicks home.
Owen Donley has purchased thu
law library and practice of the late
Chas. Stickney of Elk Point. who
died just recently. Atty. Stickney
was the leading attorney of that city
and leaves a large practice to his suc-
oessor.
Mrs. Albert Bertelson and son left
for their new home in Draper last
Friday evening. They were accom-,
panied by Miss Leata Gum who will
have a position doing Office work in
the depot at Draper as an assistant to
Mr.. Bertelson.
D. c. Bond, the well.known- eye
expert of Mitchell, S. D., will be at
Hotel, Scotland. Friday, Oct. 81.
Eyes carefully examined. Glasses
made that FIT. Don't suffer with
headaches and nervousness. His ser
vice excels always. Call early.
Nick Jungmann moved last week
into his new house just completed
next to the Congregational parsonage.
Andrew Schatz has moved from his
farm near Tuscan into the house
which Mr.. Jungmenn is vacatjng
which he bought last spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Lowell from
near Wittenberg, went to Yankton
Tuesday taking their son, eight years
old. to the hospital to be treated for
a pus condition of the glands of the
throat. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Lovell's father, Mr.. E. &. Egg
gleston.
Rev. Peter Ruder packed his car of
household goods Monday and shipped
them to Hastings, Neb.. where he
has been called as pastor of the Con-
gregational church. He and his fam
HJy leave next Monday for their new
home. He breaches his farewell SER
mon next Sunday.
Rev. G. w. Langdon sustained a
fall last Thursday evening from which
he felt the effects for several days.
He ran against the clothes line with
out seeing it, while coming across the
back yard of the parsonage, and was
thrown over backward with consider
able force. When found he was I'M
conscious. Medical aid was summon
ed and for a time it was feared that
he was hurt more seriously than he
really was. He was able to be about
the next day but still carried himself
very carefully.
DR.. F. P. Winkler. who at one
time practiced medicine here in COM
PAW with DR.. Stonebraker. but moved
away about ten years ago, was here
Monday. He is now located at Sib-
ley, Ia, where he has a flourishing
practice. He has a private hospital,
and is railroad physician for both the
Rock Island and Northwestern rail-
roads. He was accompanied bv Mr..
L. A. Wilson and son, the father a
civil engineer and the son an electric.
al engineer in Sibley. The two lat
er gentlemen were friends of j. R.
Wilson, The men were on a weeks
hunting outing. and had planned on
getting to the Black Hills. The bad
roads discouraged this and they went
to Geddes to hunt around Lake Andes.
Mrs. Ed. Krause and Mrs. VIM.
McBurney of Tyndall, officers of the
County Sunday School Association,
were here owe Sunday to help in
starting the Sunday Scheel census
which is being taken this week. This
is part of the general drive that is
being made thru the whole state. The
local census is being taken by the
superintendents of the various Sunday
schools in the city. The names Of all
children are secured and an effort viii
be made to get them interested in thu
Sunday school. 1t is not a denomina'
tional drive. but all churches ar
uniting their efforts to arouse q Sun
day school interest