The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-22

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This is Yankee Robinson day in
Scotland, and a great day for the
young folks up to eighty years of age.
Mrs. Fred Leonard arrived from
Illinois last Friday. called by the Sc
rious illness of her father, Mr.. Perry
Davis.
Mrs. David Brown visited her hus-
bands sister, Mrs. j. l.. Quinn, this
week, returning to her home in Sioux
City Wednesday.
John Turnbull and wife, and George
| Hird came from Tyndall Saturday to
spend Sunday at the Jas. Hird home
in this city.
Mrs. Lena Barker and baby, of
Utica. were in town last Saturday
visiting at the homes of Emanuel
Hermann and George Hanna.
Miss Margaret Lawrence, a teacher
during the past year in the Trip
schools, was a guest of Miss Katherine
| Wittmayer over Sunday, and left on
Monday for her home in Canonta,
Ont. Can.
Mrs. Emanuel Hermann is now get
ting along nicely. She has heen cor
fGed tc the / ouse since her operation
al Rochester some time ago, but was
lie to ride cut On Monday for ,hs
fl s. time.
D. K, Tomllnson has purchased the
natth half of the Ed. Lee lots where
the old livery barn stood. We asked
him If he intended to build, and he
said lie might build a church
W A. Cobb. Otto Becker, ADel
Stafford and Floyd Wheeler went to
Mitchell Wednesday after some more
cars for Cobb's garage. Mr.. Cobb
says he has had ffty-three cars so far
this year.
Judge Schmidt's court was in ses-
sion last Saturday afternoon when
Jack Haney was tried on a charge of
drunkenness. A jury was summoned
which brought in a verdict of not
guilty.
Mrs. Slater and Mr.. and Mrs.
English, of Sioux City, are here this
week. Mr.. Slater is fixing up one
of the houses at his ranch for his own
use, and his wife will spend most of
the summer here with him.
Clifford and EIdon Hanna have
rented their fathers farm north of
town. The boys both returned from
France a short time ago, and both are
convinced that there are worse jobs
than working a South Dakota farm.
Mr.. E. Mueller went to Trip Fri
day to see his children who are being
cared for at the home of his wife'e
parents during her confinement at the
hospital. She recently underwent
quite a serious operation. but he says
she is nov getting along quite nicely.
Mrs. Mason closed her school al
Kaylor last week and is now home t.
take charge of her millinery business.
! Miss Frances Mason will close bel
school at Chancellor this week. She
has been re-employed for another yea
as principal Of the school, at a salary
of $1,000 per year.
ssaaNick Jungmann sold his residenc.
! property just east of the school hous,
to Andrew Schatz, and has bought /:
lot in the south part Of town on which
he will build this summer He vii
hold his present residence until Sep
TENDER, when Mr.. Schatz will NOV,
in from his farm.
Mr.. George Safely and family, 0
Wagner, were guests at the Bills
home between trains Last Saturday
Mr.. Safely has been in the drug bust
ness in Wagner. but has sold out. ant
they were moving to Montana for tn,
benefit of the health of their littI,
boy.
DR.. Van Ferney now has his ney
Office building completed and is pre-
pared to answer calls at his new quar-
tiers His Office phone is now No
II, and he says he has arranged witt
Ferdinand Welk, at the cream station
next door to his Office. to receive call
for him in case he is absent from hi
office. He also has room in his nev
building to care for a number of sicl
animals in case the owners wish t
leave them in his charge.
Henry Wenzlaff had quite a marrow