The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-05-27

Mrs. Wltttmayef went 20 lrlpp
Saturday to spend Sunday with rela.
tives.
Mra. Ardery spent several days in
Sioux CITY last week, having dental
work done.
Mrs. Geo. Semrow went to Vermil-
lion Saturday to spend a few days
with her people.
George Johnston and wife visited
his sister. Mrs. L l.. Deming, last
week. They returned to their home
in Sioux City Friday.
Mrs. P. A. Bliss and her guest.
Miss Avis Bliss of New York, went
to Washington Monday to visit with
relatives for a few days.
Mrs. Albert Bjorum came from
Memo Monday evening and visited
until the next morning with her sis.
ter-in-law, Mrs. Edward Welk.
Mrs. Jacob Korb is having a resi-.
dence built on her lots, near her owr
residence. The new house is to be
occupied by her mother, Mrs Weber.
Miss Ruth Monfore of Springfield
was the guest of Mrs. Edward Ardery
Monday. She was returning from
Montana where she taught the pas
year.
Hans Jacobs went to Mapleton,
Iowa, Sunday to spend a week
with relatives, and look after the
CARVE of Mrs. Jacobs who is buried
at that place.
Joan Robinson went to Mitchell
Friday at ternoon to drive back a cal
for the Cobb garage. Misses Helen
Robinson and Myrtle Sweet made the
trip with him
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Miller and chill.
dren. who had been visiting his moth.
er. Mrs. S, B. Miller, for about q
month, left Sunday for their future
home in Lewiston, Mont.
Chas. Bush. who is putting up a
complete set of buildings on his lots
in the Korb addition, has the house
enclosed. The place will be occupied
by his son, Harry Bush.
Phil. Schmierer was here from
Sioux City Friday to spend a day with
his parents. He left Saturday for
White Sulphur Springs, Mont, to
attend a stockholders meeting of the
oil company in which he is a stock
holder.
John Schamber, ex-state treasurer
was in town Monday, returning to
Rapid City. Mrs. Schamber, who had
been sick for some time, suffering
with cancer, died last week, and he
brought her body back to their form.
er home at Freeman for burial.
The Scotland boys went to LIE ster-
vile last Sunday with a ~picked-up
ball team and played with the Lester.
vile team. John Scblick was pitcher
and Ed. Treick catcher for the Scot.
land team. The Lesterville boys wor
the game, but by a score of only 4 to
8 in an eleven inning game. Scotland
isn't in the South Dakota league,
but with material that can put up
contest like that at Lesterville Sun.
day without any practice it looks as
though we were eligible.
Miss Martha Becker returned home
last wednesday evening and expects
to spend several weeks at home. She
taught in Lead last fall but resigned
at the end of the first semester anG
for the past four months has beer
travelling for an educational maya.
zine. Her territory has been the
mountain states and the southern
states as far west q California, ane
her work has been combined will
much delightful travel and sightsee'
ing. Misses Agnes and Ella Treick
who have been with her in the work,
have also given up the work Temporal
rily. Miss Ella returned home with
Miss Becker but Miss Agnes went t
Alcester for a few days visit will
her brother, Alvin Treick.
CIVIC LEAGUE CONVENTION.
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