08 Aug 1919
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1919
Page
1
A jumble of small items lists sales of potatoes and pie plant, calls to Miss Ballard for cups and saucers, and addresses for Dr. G H Newton in Fairbury. Social visits are noted for Mr and Mrs C C J Packer near Beatrice, Miss Farn Cavett visiting Grand Island, and Mrs W S Filley with children visiting Kansas City.
Mise Lord Lambert travels from Guide Rock to visit sister Mrs Cedric Fanders and meet twins. Ackerman of Fairbury urges specialized optometry. Fred Weise of Beatrice visits in Diller with uncle and aunt Harlen and Mrs Hadley for weekend stay.
Dr and Mrs S B Viers return Monday from a Colorado auto trip reporting a very enjoyable outing though their car appeared to have passed through mud.
A Kansas woman asked for divorce claiming her husband refused to subscribe to the home newspaper. The judge ruled she was entitled to the paper, warning others to take care or risk losing their homes.
Mrs. Albert Smith and her children arrived Tuesday after traveling from Kingman County Kansas where she attended to farm matters. The text notes rule of farm implements and free effects on the farm operated by Sotcis hiades death.
Mies Ballard received a new shipment of china. F. Stull and children visited relatives in Hemingford Nebraska on Saturday. Mrs. Lovie Wenz and children returned Monday from Falls City. Mrs. W A Cherry came back Tuesday from Omaha visiting her daughter and family.
Mr and Mrs J A Price and Mrs Cornelia Lottman and children of Harbine visited friends in Diller on Tuesday. C L Waggoner Bert Bell and W G Bell and their families enjoyed a basket dinner at Capital Park in Lincoln on Sunday.
R. W. Green purchases the Frank Spear residence, now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. A. rs, from the Citizens State Bank.
A playful piece notes women engage in amusing clothing acts while steering clear of accusing any wearer of goatees or chewing plug tobacco, keeping tone light and nonconfrontational.
Cal Sparks, once a community resident and now based in Indiana, stopped Tuesday on a western tour to renew acquaintances with longtime associates described as old time killer friends.
Roy Nelson a clerk in the government offices at Washington came Monday for a visit at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Peter Nelson having secured a thirty day a vacation.
Dr and Mrs A F Steffen of Scotts Bluff Nebraska visited at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs F W Steffen and departed Monday for Boulder Colorado to await the return of evoler her.
A new book titled The Care and Feeding of Husbands prompts wives to heed guidance on managing married life. The text argues attentive care and ample nourishment for husbands can calm turbulent tempers and prevent unrest.
Th nwn spd birth notices list a 6 pound boy and a 7 percent pavnd girl to Cedric Funders and Malissa Lambert Diller on Aug 3. A child girl to Mathias and Ethel Pierce is recorded one half mile north of Diller on Aug 11. Another girl to Mia Brent Schmidt is noted miles north of Sth.
Picniec and residents announce routine sickness, visits, and travel. Mre J D Fandera and E F Habicht returned from trips. several locals motor to Beatrice. Mabel Barnett visits from Boulder. Lost Auto 28571. Nurs e Mies McGirr caring for Mra Fandera and twins. J E Kerr registered at Colman hotel. Diller set for 28th annual picnic next Thursday.
On account of going west I will sell my 6 passenger D touring car good as new at a bargain Ben Albers Dilfer phage ste.
The subject now sits with Citizens State Bank as a new vice president after recently purchasing stock, signaling a strengthened tie between local government and the financial institution.
Mrs Yolney Raymond traveled Saturday to join her husband in Alexandria where he oversees a drug store during the proprietor’s vacation. Miss Fern Raymond accompanied her and returned Sunday.
Mr and Mrs John Pulec and their children completed a journey through Nebraska Colorado and Kansas and returned via Kansas City. They were accompanied home by Mrs die Gardner and their young son Ralph.
A July dated postal card from Bille Trist describes a trip with C. W. Tonnemaker from Saturday night to Wednesday, a hard rain Monday night, and the Tonnakers arriving well and happy. The party headed for Will Friday and encountered more rain at Pine City, noting abundant wild fruit and land high in Minnesota.
Several car loads of Diller residents traveled to Beatrice Sunday to view the ruins of the Paddock Hotel, a landmark built in 1888 at a cost of 200000 and remodeled about five years ago for 60000. The fire that hit Friday morning destroyed the hotel and damaged surrounding businesses, leaving many owners financially hurt.
A crude warning declares outsiders will influence Nebraskans to name delegates to a constitutional convention in Lincoln in December. The piece urges citizens to resist foreign agitation and hints at enforcing conduct to keep control within the state.
Report notes residents from Diller visiting Beat Ice for auto races yesterday. A. D. Acker man of Feirbury Nebraska advertises as a registered optometrist.
Mrs Clint Tinatman and her children traveled from Chester yesterday to visit at the home of her parents, the Gretsingers.
The Farmers Union Co-Operative store took over last Friday the C. Hutchison implement business which they had purchased several weeks ago.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Bell and Lylen returned home to Bellingham Washington after a visit with relatives this week.
H. 8. Atwood from Lincoln stops at a Christian church while also attending Cotner University, combining church service with university study.
A postal card from Rev and Mrs H W Wagner reports their arrival in Boulder Colorado last Wednesday. They praise the cool weather and fine surroundings while Mrs Wagner begins a short course of treatment at the Colorado sanitarium. They visited with Mr and Mrs J W Fouts, noting rain and mountain floods that disrupted rail service to Denver, and mention Wagner is improving despite damp air.
Ben Gretzinger, now in business at Scotts Bluffa, came yesterday to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Gretzinger. Don't make much difference whether times are good, bad or indifferent, little Dan Cupid and a stork are always on the lookout.
Mrs Eunice Martin of Bestrice came to visit her uncles H Z Diller and E B Diller, her aunt Mrs Effie Clark, and other relatives and friends.
A returning service member lands at Beboken last Tuesday after serving in France and Germany with the 4 EF. Names not fully legible in the snippet.
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