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

sMr. and Mrs. Hal Berry of Avon
came this morning to visit his sister,
Mrs. w. C. Haynes.
Misses Iona and Mabel Lee were
home from their schools in kingeburg
and Trip to spend Christmas.
Mrs. A H. Sprowl went to Correc.
tionville. Ia, SUNDAY where che will
spend New Year with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Schneider re-
turned Monday from a holiday visit
with he. people in Marion Junction.
FOR SALE.-Tha Moses Hackett
b ock in the northeast part of town.
W. c. HAYNES.
Dr.. c. E Coles of Springfield was
in town last Saturday. While here
he conducted services in the Episco-
pal church.
Edward and Theodore Ser, after q
holiday visit at home. returned Sum-
day to Omaha where they are study.
ing dentistry.
Emanuel Dormaier came from Cen
terville Tuesday and is visiting his
sife's parents. Mr.. and Mrs JAG.
Reich. On Wednesday he made a
business trip to Lesterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Imig and two
soma spent Christmas with relatives
in Memo; They returned home Fri
day. accompanied by Mre. Imig's els
ter, Mrs. %Jurgenson, of Memo.
Miss Leata Gum came home last
Thuraday and visited until Sunday
night when she returned to Kennebec
where she ia employed in the depot,
under her brother-in-law, Albert Ber-
t%ieson,
Oliver Sweet and son, James. of
Pierre, were in town Saturday on
their return from Vermillion where
they spent the holidays. They went
to Memo to visit his sister, Mrs.
Vim. Sthnaidt. heing met here by
Mr.. Srhnaidt.
Mrs. M. A. Mason cold her resi-
dence in the west part Of town last
week to VIM. Cation Jr. who will
take possession the first of March.
We understand that he expects to dis
continue farming and will join his
brother-in-law, Edward Welk, in the
we'll boring business. The Mason
property includes eight acres of land
and Mr.. Cation will use it as a poul-
try farm.
Thos Jones and August Hermann
joined an excursion to southern Texas
Fridays Mr.. Jones has land in Texas
and goes down this time to look after
it. Mr.. Hermann will remain there
for the rest of the winter if he likes
the climate and it proves beneficial to
his health. The excursion rates for
those joining this excursion were $35
which includes board as we'll as car
fare.
DR.. and Mrs. H. j. G. Koobs and
son, Val, left Saturday for New Or
leans. La, for the rest of the winter
They are making this trip at this
time for the benefit of the Doctors
health, as be has been troubled with
asthma this winter. While there
he will do some post graduate study
along his special line of eye, ear.
nose and throat ailments. His p. &C.
tice here. during his absence, will be
taken care of bv his partner, Or. B
H. Unruh. MISS Lydia 5chaeffer,
who has been staying &c the Koobs
home since her return from Freeport.
III , some weeks ago, accompanied
them as far as Chicago where she
will complete a course in professional
nursing in a Chicago hospital.
Gus. Baisch. who is in the navy,
arrived Monday from Washington,
D ~. and visited relatives here. He
left Wednesday for Los Angeles. Cal.
He has served as a pharmacist in the
hospital department of the navy for
fourteen years. and has seen interest
ing service in all parts of the world,
but is now on his way to California
to receive his honorable discharge.
with three fourths pay. This dis.
charge with pay lie not usually given
to men under sixty years of sge. but
on account of hia health it is given to
him now. He plans to locate in Cal
;forn;a Arthur Baisch, who had
spent Christmas with his brother in
Washington, returned with him Mon
dav.