The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-10-09
George Stevenson went to vermil.

George Stevenson went to vermil-
lion Monday.
Miss Dorothy Levoy spent Sunday
with friends at Yankton College, from
which college The graduated last
spring.
Mrs. Frank Colwell went to Mitch
ell Friday to visit her sons. Lorne
and Gordon. and her daughter. Miss
Ella, who ID attending Dakota Wes-
leyan.
Rev. Lucas Of Belle Fourche was
in town Tuesday on his way home
from Dallas. He was accompanied
by Arthur Watwood of Dallas who
went to Trip that noon.
No. l quality auto oil at .45c pei
gallon. Cedar Rapids Oil Co.
Phone 24O. F. j. Kadlec,, Agent.
Mrs. Roswell returned to her home
in Lesterville Saturday after visiting
her mother, Mrs Mckay, and her lit
tie daughter who is attending school
here,
Joe Stevenson returned from Sacred
Heart hospital last Friday. He il
etill somewhat weak but is recover
ign nicely from the operation which
he recently underwent.
Mrs. Ed. %cihachi and children,
who have spent the summer and fall
at the home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Cation. returned to their
home in Lake Andes Saturday.
Dr.. and Mrs. Diefenbaugh of Hi.
nois,, n their daughter, Mrs. Ralph
Barrackman, returned last week from
an auto trip which they had been TAX
ing through the Black Hills.
Mr.. J. L.. Hutchinson, who has been
in a hospital at Sioux City for sever
al weeks suffering from diabetes, was
brot home Friday and is being cared
for at home. He is very weak and his
condition ia considered serious. Mrs.
Hutchinson who has been with him,
and his son Alvin, who was summon.
ed to Sioux City last week, returned
with him.
DR.. and Mrs. l. w. Leighton and
little daughter went TO Chicago Sat.
urday, wEere they will visit Mrs.
Leighton's people. The Doctor will
stay only a few days and Mrs. Leigh
ton for two or three weeks. Mrs.
Leighton's father has been in poo,
health for some time and since an op-
GRAFTON last spring from which he did
not fully recover. has been in q seri.
GUS condition.
We have again opened our oil eta.
tion in Scotland and have a full sup.
ply of gasoline, kerosene, hard oil,
transmission grease, auto oils, and
other supplies. Cedar Rapids Oil Co.
Phone 24O. F. j. Kadlcc. Agent.
Successor to Ferdinand Welk.
The Ladies' Aid society and Wo.
mans Missionary society Of the Pres
byterian church held a joint meeting
at the church Wednesday afternoon.
After the meeting the Aid served q
three nickel tea in the dining room.
At a recent meeting and reorganiza-
tion of the Aid society the Town and
West Side societies Joined. They
plan to serve the .three-nickel teas
every two weeks, and with the funde
thus raised will put sewer connections
into the church.
Mrs. Ernest Scovel and little son
arrived from their home at Scepter,
Saskatchewan, last Thursday night,
and will spend the winter here with
her sister, Miss NeiIis NJ.
Scovel did not come with them hut
will come later in the winter. MIR.
and Mrs. Scovel have adopted a little
boy, fifteen month old whose mother,
a close friend Of theirs. was a victim
Of the flu last fall. Mrs. Scovel says
that the wheat crop in their section
of Canada, while not a total failure,
has been only a fractional part OF the
usual crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Hoellwarth,
who are moving back here from High
more, arrived Friday and are making
their temporary home with Mrs
Hoellwarth's sister, Mrs. Gus Beck
er. They came thru by auto. Mr..
Hoellwarth has just, returned from
Hot Springs where he has been TAX
ing treatment in the hospital. Since
his attack of the flu last winter his
health has been poor and he has tried
to get help from several doctors. The
doctors at the Hot Springs sanitarium
operated on him for the removal of
adenoids and a pus growth in his nose
which they said were poisoning his
system. He thinks their diagnosis
must have been right, for he is al
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