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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1909
Page
5
The Burlington timetable lists trains including Through Passenger No 14 and No 18, Local Passenger No 18 and No 1h, Local Freight daily No 66 and No 65, with times around 4:42 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. indicating westward service and regular departures.
Local items list for sale bills and personal notices from Diller area. names include Waggoner Bros, Dr. Diehl, Claude Ellis, Loren Hale, and families in Beatrice Violet and surrounding towns. Bazaar receipts near 145 dollars. land sales near 33 dollars per acre. prices and addresses referenced for moving and real estate listings.
This compact column reports church activities with Sunday school at 9 a m Epworth League at 7 30 p m and preaching. It notes visitors from Beatrice and Tecumseh and mentions home improvements and local sales. A call to support Board of Health quarantine efforts frames broader community life.
On Wednesday at high noon at the bride's parents home Mr and Mrs John Lueck of Rock Creek precinct Charles Ek Deeter and Georgiana Lueck were united in Holy Matrimony by Rev C J S McClure of the local M E church About fifty guests attended a wedding dinner after the ceremony The couple, well known in Rock Creek, plan to make that vicinity their future home Relatives and friends offer congratulations and best wishes for a bright future.
Miss Charlotte left Saturday to join her sister in Colorado Springs. J B Wright sold twenty head of horses and mules to Tors Payne of Kansas City. shipped Monday with others to form a carload. Health Coffee advertised as a quick substitute made from toasted grains and nuts. Spear Drug Co and Washington Marble and Granite Work publish regional sales activity with monuments shipped to nine Nebraska points and a Topeka agency. Volney Raymond started work in Gilead store. Rosene kerosene urged as best by Diller Mer Co. Mr and Mrs Jacob Stucker’s home quarantined for scarlet fever. AL Ballard’s children visited Beatrice. Rev C S McClure visited Wymore with Rev Gates. new brick Methodist church under construction costing around 16,000.
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