The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-03

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A half inch OF rain fell il the
shower Monday night.
Mrs. More went to Parkston Mon.
day to visit her daughter.
Father Gross of the Vodnany par.
ish, vas here Monday, returning from
Lesterville.
Miss Mabel Lee went to Sioux City
Sunday. n mas nnisnedi her year OF
teaching near Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Quinn and lit
tie daughter went to Sioux City Sun.
day to visit relatives.
Prof. Kurtz Of Herrick, formerly
one of the professors at the Reformed
Academy, was in town Tuesday.
Mre. M. v. Janda returned Satur-
day from Tyndall, where she visited
her daughter, MIS-. Anton Chastka.
Mrs. Gus Becker and MRS. Chris.
HoelIwarth went to Memo Saturday
to decorate the grave of their mother.
The family of John Hirsch was re-
leased from quarantine last Thursday,
the children having been sick with
smallpox.
Paul Landmann CAM home fhrom
Vermillion Thursday night to spend q
few days with his brother, DR.. Land
mann, and family.
Adolph Becker loaded his house
hold goods Monday and is moving his
family to Menno where he is in the
mercantile business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collinge ST. left Sat.
urday for their home in Seattle,
Wash +, after spending the past year
here with their sons
Gordon Cass was here from Mitchell
to spend Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. Frank Colwell, and attend the
Decoration Day service.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Aught Butterfeld
arrived Saturday from Walnut, Neb.,
to visit Mrs. Buttertield's mother,
Mrs. B. B. Cobb. and other relatives.
Mrs. c.. W. Langdon and daughter
of Platte were in town tuesday be.
tween trains. They were starting on
a trip to Canada where she will visit
her people.
A return ball game With Lester
vii lie was played Sunday afternoon.
the ecore being 6 to 0 in favor of
Scotland The game was played on
the Carl Plattner farm.
Mrs. Henry Voll visited her moth
er last week, leaving Saturday to
spend a day in Memo and then return
to her home in Sioux Falls. Her sis
Ter. Miss 10. marcnani, aeon pariied
her to Memo.
Sen. J. H. Stephens of Springfield,
passed thru here Saturday on his way
to Memo to interview a possible
manager for his hotel in Springfield.
Tho hotel is at present closed, as thu
former manager recently left
J c Hazard, professor of Educa
ton at the Dakota Wesleyan, was II
town Tuesday. returning from LAX.
Andes where he delivered the High
School Commencement address the
previous evening.
Mrs. Jas. Arney of Mitchell wa
the guest of Mrs. Thos. Jones from
Sunday until Tuesday. She CAM
down to attend the Decoration Da.
services, her husband being an OLE
colder buried in the Scotland GENE
terry.
Mrs j. q. Gano and two son lief
Tuesday for their new home in Hale
la. They will visit with her eiste
who also lives in that town, until Mr.
Gano arrives with their household
goods. He loaded the car Wednes
day.
o. w. Couraey and wife of Mitch
ell, were in town between train
Tuesday, He was on his way out o
the Platte line, and Mrs. Coursey wa
going to. Springfield to inspect tn
State Normal, being a member of tn
state board.
Misses Estella Warner and Sara
Herbert came home from Vermillio
Friday to spend Sunday. Mss Marv
Lende of Camp Crook, also a studer
at the University. came with the,
and was their guest. They returne
Monday. there being still four week
! before the summer vacation.
I Geo. w. Snow and j. 0. Smith
Springfield were in town Monday
their way to Pierre to attend the al
nual encampment Of the G. A. R. ar
W. Il. c., which opened on Tuesda.
A special feature of this encampmel
I is the dedication of the eoldiers' mol
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