The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-06-19

Miss Frances each visited at Dante
Sunday.
Edward Ardery spent Sunday in
Springfield. |
Miss Johanna Wittmayer spent Sum
day with friends in Mitchell.
Vim. Cation Jr. bought a quarter
section of land near Highmore last
week.
The W. c. T. U. held a meeting
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
w. G. Haynes.
Miss Frieda Landmann visited Miss
Dot Sadler of Trip the latter part of
the week, returning home Saturday.
Walter Wicks returned last Satur-
day from Yale College where he has
completed his sophomore year.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Engman return
ed to their home in Wakonda Monday
after a visit here at the home of his
brother.
Chas. Eisenmann went to Lester
willie Tuesday where he has the paint
ing and papering to do On two new
houses.
Mrs. John Turnbull and baby came
from Tyndall the first of the week to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Hid AYE TLa, -a%,,-ol h2~,. T,oolo.,
Miss Irene Parmley of Ipswich was
a guest this week of Miss Frances
each. She had been attending the
commencement at the State Univer-
sity.
Misses Anna each and Nest Pattee,
who have been teaching in the Aber-
deem schools. returned Saturday, Miss
Pattee going on to her home in
Springfield. Miss Anna will return
to Aberdeen next year..
Miss Martha Becker accompanied
her sister, Miss Anna, to Rochester,
MINI last week where the latter
will consult specialists at the Mayo
hospital as her health has been quite
1 poor for several months.
4 DR.. G. A. Landmann and family
: left on Wednesday for Wisconsin to
9 visit her parents, and also her brother
: who lately returned from France. The
: Doctor will go on to Chicago, and
perhaps to New York City. They
will be gone about two weeks.
Miss Lydia Schaefer returned last
Tuesday from Freeport, ILL.,, where
she was called by the sickness of her
mother. Valentine Koobs, who ac-
c%ompanied his father as far as Free
port when he went to Atlantic City
returned with her.
R. R. Clough gave a practical dem.
onstration last Thursday on the street
with a caterpillar tractor, sold b1
Sweet & Clough. By attaching two
road drags he showed what the little
giant could do and at the same time
put the streets in fine condition.
We received a card this week from
Dr.. Koobs written from the Marlboro
Blenheim hotel at Atlantic CITY, N,
j.. and bearing a picture of tina
beautiful hostelry taken at moonlight.
The view is calculated to create /
long ng for a summer outing.
Rev. Kurtz, who was formerly
J teacher in the Scotland Reforme.
Academy, was in town Monday. II,
is now pastor of a church at Herrick,
and with Rev. Treick had been at,
tending a conference Of the Reformee
church at Alpena.
The little son Of. Mr.. and Mrs. job,
Travicneck, nine months old. was aicl
with telescoping of the bowels las
Friday. DR.. leighton was called ant
took the child to the hospital q
Yankton where an operation was per
formed and it 10 now getting along
nicely.
The warm sunshine, following
period Of two or three weeks Of neal
~ continuous rain is working wonders
Tor the growing crops. The pros
poets could not be better for a boun
tiful harvest Of everything. This hal
been corn week, with the temperature
ranging close to 80 degrees in tn,
shade.
Mrs. CANNED and son returne,
from Kadoka the fore part Of th,
week and stopped off here to visi
Mrs. Gammel's sister. Mrs. Moore
While returning they were forced I,
leave their car at Ethan on account O
muddy roads. and Mr.. CANNED tool