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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1914
Page
5
Has butchered for 75c. G. B. Cassell. Thoroughbred Rhode Island roosters for sale. Geo. Leggett. 4th Mrs. L P Raymond went to Lincoln yesterday to visit her son LaForrest and wife. James Pickard moved Wednesday to Fairbury, where he has a job with an implement house.
Classified note offers a 1913 Indian motorcycle with twin engine for sale and asks inquiries via Jas per Long’s du ays Mee age Bay. Also mentions green family and local social notes with various small items and a foreclosure court reference.
Opera show at the Diller Opera House next Tuesday night will benefit the Fairbury band. Mrs Mussey of Fairbury visits with daughter Mrs Quinter Fry and will travel to Juda Wis. Mrs Lulu Sportsman and three children leave for Hamburg IA to Napier MO. Cosmopolitan Hearst Good Housekeeping Harper's Bazaar two years for $2.00 offered. Call the Record office for details. Earl Pearce removable.
To the many friends who extend ed sympathy and kindly helped at the funeral of our loving wife mother sister and aunt we desire to express our heartfelt thanks James Edmonds and family F. W. Beckwith and family.
Mrs J R Cook of Indiana Pennsylvania says a bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy saved her son's life during a winter croup attack. She notes it cut the cough and eased coughing spells and urges others to buy from dealers.
Word from Mrs. P. B. Miller and Mrs. Christie Thompson that Robert Clark of Belle Plaine Iowa suffered a stroke last week and lay unconscious for three days before slowly recovering J B Friday and family of Harris Kan visited Fairbury relatives this week John a former Diller boy now owns land in Anderson County Kan his father the late Anton Friday owned oil and gas leases in southeast Kansas.
On Tuesday evening the seventh grade at Diller school visited Billie Pickard, played games and shared refreshments for a pleasant time. The students expressed regret at losing Billie from their class and wished him well in his new home.
A reader notes relief from indigestion after trying Chamberlain’s Tablets. She explains years of poor digestion and discouragement, then recovery after using the product, and mentions she now has good digestion. Sold by all dealers.
Fern Hays Elton Bugbee and Mary Patton miss days due to illness and travel. Miss Reeder from Lincoln visits Friday. Mrs Westcott fills in for Miss Raymond. Visitors include G B Pearce daughter Opal Fred Clark James Pickard Elias Hadley and Elora Worthen. Basketball games and a pie social scheduled for Friday at city hall. Football season ends with win over business men 7 0. Glee Club to present December 18. two public entertainments required this term. Gilbert Bauguess returns after a nine week ankle injury absence. Second primary room held Thanksgiving program last week. Fifth and sixth grades ranks listed with Flora Waggoner Donald Gillis Patsy Diller and Pearl Diller among top. Intermediate grade visitors and Thanksgiving program noted. Highest spelling grades awarded to Helen Paton and Donald Gillis. Laverne Pickard moves to Fairbury. Mrs Homer Ramsey returns to Beat Rice after visit with Brandt family.
James Hargis of Morrison farm near Diller was struck on the forehead by a crank from a drilling machine owned by John Clausson whom he worked for on I D Steiner’s home farm. He was taken to town, treated, and later returned home where he remained unconscious until Wednesday. He is now recovering.
Miss L. O. Ballard announces a semi annual sale starting December fifth for two weeks. Hats shop offers a fifty percent discount on all trimmed and untrimmed hats and twenty five percent on fancy feathers and related items.
J. B. Wright conducted Arthur Brown sale at Daykin Tuesday. Cattle brought 55 to 70 dollars per head. a four days old calf sold for 15 dollars. Wright reports strong cattle prices at most sales. at the Dewitt sale last week he sold a horse for 212 dollars.
Readers learn of a cure for catarrh, Hall's Catarrh Cure, claimed to be constitutional and effective. It is said to treat the disease from within by affecting the blood and mucous surfaces, with a $100 reward offered if it fails to help. Toledo, Chicago address provided for testimonials.
Guy H. Bezler a graduate chiropractic practitioner from Wymore Nebraska is mentioned. Mr and Mrs Ike Saylor reportedly made a business trip to Beatrice on Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Temple Pierce of Ellis recently returned after a two month visit in the east.
Mrs. Mary Huston presided over a school of instruction at the Masonic hall Tuesday evening for Naomi chapter O E S. Afterward refreshments were served and attendees enjoyed a pleasant social time.
A reader from Homer City Pa recalls using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a child with a hard cold and severe cough. The note says the remedy works at once, contains no opium or narcotics, and is easy for children to take. Sold by all dealers.
Judge George Thomas of Columbus Nebr ruled that a man who accepts a newspaper at home must pay for it. In a $2.35 case the Columbus Telegram sued a local resident after he refused payment. The jury returned a verdict for the Telegram under the old principle that what is received and used must be paid for.
Pleasant View notes several local updates. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Riddle visited relatives in Clay Center by car. Miss Marie Ballard teaches in Dist No 134 and spent Thanksgiving at Beatrice. Lew Starkey will hold a public sale next Wednesday before moving to Steele City. Mrs Mollie Mayborn and Mrs Rose Hill learned of a cousin's death at Hardy Nebraska. H N Jackson installed a furnace at his place. The Sunday school Thanksgiving dinner drew over one hundred. three months of contest averaged sixty five attendees. H K Moffitt and families visited Win Hill's on Sunday. The ladies society met at Mrs Warthen's on Wednesday.
C F Smith traveled to Humboldt on Tuesday to visit relatives.
Frank Amos purchases a new Ford car for personal use. The purchase highlights a recent automotive upgrade as he showcases the vehicle.
Mrs. Ada Payne Cully traveled to Odell yesterday to visit her parents, Mr and Mrs Leroy Payne, during a family visit.
The report for the third month of school in District 118 closes November 27. It lists 24 pupils enrolled, 4303 total days attended, and an average daily attendance of 18. Names of non tardy and non absent students include Kathrine Novotny, Raymond Novony, Anna Novotny, Gertrude Shanek, Clyde Shanek, Georgie Novotny, Keith Hayes, Irene Shanek and Everet Eastwood. Agnes B Novotny teaches.
The third month of school closed November 27. Enrollment 18 pupils. Total attendance 288 days with an average daily attendance of 16. Absences totaled 17. One visitor, Mrs. Smith. Present pupils included Levi Johnson, Vera Means, Frank Grone and Violet Grone. Mary V. Novotny served as teacher.
The paper pitches a clubbing offer with any three of forty magazines combined with the local paper for 1.75 per year. Readers are urged to order through the office, either by mail or in person, with staff ready to explain details and set up subscriptions.
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