The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-11-18

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Mrs. w. B. Grant was in Lester.
vile Monday.
w. A. Cobb made a business trip
to Sioux City Monday.
A gift that lie appreciated by friend.
and relatives alike. Your photograph.
Misses Helen Robinson and Alma
Treick came home from Yankton to
spend Sunday.
AS / have sold my business l must
insist upon payment of all accounts
due me at once. JOHN F. HIRSCH.
Rev. O. e. johnson. extension Sec
retary of Huron College, occupied the
pulpit in the Presbyterian Church here
last Sunday, morning and evening.
Solomon Biem went to Sioux City
Sunday to see bis daughter, Miss Fam
ME. in response to q telephone mes-
sage stating that she was sick.
Fathers and mothers, your children
will appreciate your photograph more
than anything you can give them for
Xmas. aake appointment now.
Joe. Dunmire, who is attending
Yankton College, accompanied the
football team from the college last
week to Chamberlain and Rapid City
where games were played.
All pa rites having unpaid accounts
with me please make settlement at
once. JOHN F. HIRSCH.
Mr.. Reeves, a civil engineer of Nit.
chell and an old friend of j. r Will.
son, was in town Saturday, and was
consulting MIR. Wilson in regard to a
farm which they own together, near
Mitchell.
Supt. RE Williams and all of the
high school teachers expect to go to
Aberdeen next Sunday where they
will attend the state teachers insti
tute to be held there from Monday
uutIl wednesday,.
Sit now for Xmas portraits, and
have your Xmas shopping all done
There Is no more acceptable gift than
a photograph by Wilcox. Phone for
appointment.
The railroad company has q crew of
men sinking a IL in. tubular we'll at
the junction of the of the S C.. & D..
and the Marion and Running Water
divisions. at the narth end of the
switch yards. Material is on the
grounds for the new tank
Dr.. II. ]. G. Koobs came down from
Mitchell Monday and closed the deal
for the sale Of his fine dwelling house
to Mr.. Mike Madden. In the deal the
Doctor takes as part payment Mr..
Madden's house on Currie street,
known as the P%lattner houee.
Mr.. Lee Eicher of Chicago arrived
last Sunday to look after his farm
south west of town, and call on his
old neighbors here and at Tyndall.
He is accompanied by his son.in-law,
MIR. Thorn who is county farm agent
of Mama county Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw ard Ardery went
to Sioux Falls last week Wednesday
where they attended the wedding of
Mrs Ardery's brother, Mr.. Milo Pat
tee of Springfield, and Miss Edith
Christie. The bride has been a teach.
er in the Springfield Normal school
during the past three years. They
will reside in Springfield where Mr..
Pattee recently purchased a house.
Mr.. Walter ). Zweihe and Miss
Matilda Grosz were happily married
last Sunday afternoon. They came
to the Presbyterian parsonage in
Scotland for the ceremony, but in the
absence Of Rev. VIM. K. Scott, the
pastor, Rev. o. C. johnson of Huron.
who was here as supply that day, vol
unteered to tie the knot. When the
license was produced it was discov.
cred that it had been issued IN Hut
Crimson county and was not valid fol
q Bon Homme county wedding. How.
ever Cupid war not to be foiled, so
arrangements were made by phone to
have the ceremony performed at the
home of j. w. Brown two miles north
of town. in Hutchinson county, and
it is reported that''The operation was
successful The groom is a con of
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Zweiie living
north Of Kaylor. and the bride is d
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Grosz
living a few miles east of the Zweihe