The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-01

dali tuesday.
Miss Katherine Wittmayer return.
ed to Tyndall Friday after a week at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Kast return
ed Friday from a holiday visit with
relatives in Brookings.
Mrs. Abel Stafford Jr. and son re.
turned Friday from a short visit
with relatives in Memo.
Miss Harriet Patten, who is teach
ing in the northwest part OF the
state, was home for the HOLIDAYS.
In the absence of Rev. Scott, Prof.
r. E. Williams filled the pulpit in the
Presbyterian church last Sunday
morning.
Mrs JAG. Magstsdt and baby re-
turned Friday from a visit in Memo
with her sister, Mrs. Chris. Dor
maier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Chastka, who
had spent Christmas at the ALEX
Treiber home, returned to Tyndall
Friday.
Sam Livingood came from Mil
ledgeville, Ill, Monday to look after
matters on. his farm, leased by G. A.
Sarber. He returned home Wednes-
day.
Ellis Logeman came home laet
Thursday for a visit with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Logeman. He
is now working for an oil company in
Wyoming.
Members of Miss Bertha Schmier-
er's music classes gave a recital at
her home Wednesday afternoon. A
number of the members of her class
in Tyndall were present and took
part.
Mrs. Schatz of Memo was in town
today. on her way home from Michel
where she visited her son, JAG.
Schatz. Mr.. Schatz recently had a
foot amputated at the Mitchell hospi-
tai but has SO far recovered as to be
expected home in a few days.
a. E. Burtis of the S. D. Light &
Power Co. at Armour, was in town
Tuesday, experimenting the install
ing of some machinery. The compa-
ny is putting in some machines to e.
qualize the voltage in the current,
and the first one to be put in and tes.
ted ia the one at Scotland.
Floyd Nelles, who has finished his
business course at Mankato. minn.,
went to Sioux Citv Wednesday to see
the superintendent of the Milwaukee
Railroad. He expects to go back to
the road as t~elegrapher and will be
assigned a station while in Sioux
City.
Mrs. Henry Voll of Memo went to
the Sacred Heart hospital Sunday
where she submitted to an operation
for appendicitis and tumor. She was
accompanied by her husband and DR..
Leighton Her sister, Miss Gertrude
Marchant. went to Memo Tuesday to
work in Mr.. Volts jewelry store
while MIR. Veil is away.
Eriea Is OF Mrs. VIM. X. Scott will
be pleased to learn that she is recov-
esirg nicely il the Sioux Falls hospi-
tal. Two weeks ago she was oparst-
cd nren &c: 2: a5scsss ever the eye,
and last Saturday submitted to an
other for a mastoid abscess. She has
suffered a great deal for several
months and all hope that che will
now be relieved fran this suffering.
H A. Reeves, now of Belvidere.
is in town today. He Is on his way
to Sioux City on a business trip. He
says the farmers around Belvidere are
losing pretty heavily in stock during
the snow storms this winter. The
native stock does not suffer but that
which was shipped in from Montana
and Wyoming does not feem to be
able to weather 1T.
The annual watch service was held
in the M, E. church last night. a
large attendance being present. In
the Presbyterian church the c. e.
s%ocietv held q eocial gathering which
was prolonged to a watch meeting.
The society has been divided into two
sections and has been having a CON
test for membership and attendance.
and last night the losing side served
a banquet to the winners.
Miss Ruth Treick. who is studying
nursing in the Deacon Hosital, Gin.
cinnati. O.. came home for the holi-
daya. She will have a vacation Of
about q month. Alvin Treick came
from AIcester last week Wednesday
to join his wife who was here VISIT
ING and afso IA aftand II Chrfafnoc