The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-13

Mrs. Robert Jasman left on Tues
day for Hawardeu' Ia, to visit her
sister, and will also visit friends in
Montrose, S. D.
S. E. Carey bought new Mitchell
car last Monday of Joe Stevenson.
AS a result Joe went to Sioux Falls
Monday to get another sample car.
John Parmenter left Monday for
Jackson county. and will investigate
the opportunities for again going into
the stock raising business which he
left las. summer with the expectation
Of going into the army service.
MIR. and Mrs. l. j. Davis went to
Mitchell Tuesday where Mrs. Davis
will undergo another operation. Her
hip was broken by a fall some time
ago. and the bones have failed to
unite. thus necessitating another op-
Grafton.
Rev. C. w. Langdon was called to
Menno,last Sunday to conduct funeral
services for the little child of Prof.
Helderman, superintendent of the
Memo schools. The little child was
born on Friday, and died early Satur-
day morning.
Gilbert Walliser arrived last Satur-
day on a furlough from Camp Pike,
where he was sent last summer to
drill the new troops in the overseas
method of fighting. He is enlisted
in the regular army service 90 is not
looking for a discharge.
Chas. Donley sold his dwelling
house this week to Mr.. Henry Wenz-
laff, and will give possession March
LIST. The consideration. we are in
formed. was 81. 900. Mr.. Donley
expects to move temporarily into the
Henry Stoller house when Mr.. Stoller
moves to Memo.
Mrs, Emanuel Herman is in Roch-
ester, Mimi, and will undergo anoth-
er operation at the Mayo hospital. A
few months ago she had a cancer re-
moved from her breast at Mitchell,
but the operation was not entirely
successful. so she decided to have it
treated at Rochester
Chas Bush, who has been renting
Henry Browns farm north $ west IF
town. moved onto his oun farm, two
miles north of town. this week. and
on Tuesday Henry moved from Kaylor
to his own farm. Some time ago
Henry sold his business and residence
property in Kaylor to George Kohn,
who will now move to that place and
engage in buying hogs and cattle.
Arlie Barber, who is now living in
Meade county. stopped off here Satur-
day to viait his old friends. and re-
turned home Sunday. He had been
in Nebraska to see the owner of a
farm near his W which he wished
to purchase. He says crops have
been god in his section of the state
for several years and farmers are do
ing well.
William S%ternhagen and WiIfred
Barth arrived home Sunday, both hav-
ing received their honorable discharg-
es at Camp Dodge. The boys enlist
ed in old Company D and have been
in France n year. They were both
transferred to- the truck service and
have been together most of the time
! during their service. Will says he
has seen a great deal of country since
he left, but the good old United
States is big enough for him.
Dr.. and Mrs. H J.. G. Koobs re-
turned on Tuesday from Rochester,
MINI. The Doctor accompanied Mr..
John Deutscher to the hospital last
week. and Mrs. Kooba accompanied
him for the outing. They had intend
ed to spend last Sunday at the home
of Rev. H. R. Upton in Worthlngton,
Mimi, but were detained at the hos
pital so long that they were unable to
do SC. An operation was performed
on Mr.. Deutscher, and his troubss was
found to be a cancer of the intestines,
with the principal growth back of the
stomach, making his ease somewhat
serious.
Ellis Logeman, another of Scot
lands overseas boys, returned home
Tuesday. He took a training courae
in are service at Pittsburg, Pa, and
had been on the other side six months.
He is looking we'll, and while appre-
ciating what he has learned from his
experience, like all of the boys he lie
glad to get b ack home. Five other