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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1925
Page
1
Grain prices listed with corn 69 cents wheat 1.56 and oats 35 cents reflect local crop market. Christmas sale at ladies banner on Saturday December 5th. Lost brown kamera 2A and other community notes on visits and family gatherings across Beatrice Holmesville and Havelock.
Mrs. Guy Hollingsworth, in ill health for some time, was taken Sunday by ambulance to Lincoln where she is being cared for at the home of Mr. Hollingsworth’s mother.
Mr and Mrs Paul Stange entertained Sunday honoring Mr and Mrs Leslie M Warman of St Paul Minnesota with dinner guests Mrs Sarah J Warman Mr and Mrs Herman Stahl Ruth and Miss Lilly Hutchinson.
Dr. Joseph Bixby and two children Joseph Jr and John Richard Mrs Isabelle Bixby and Miss Eggenburger visited the Cavett home in Geneva Nebraska for Thanksgiving dinner with Mr and Mrs L M Cavett.
Mrs. Paul Stange received a bouquet from Mrs. Henry Steffen a former Diller resident now living on a Kerman California fruit ranch there she markets 19 tons of raisin grapes this season.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Fanders hosted a dinner and supper last Sunday at their hospitable home north of town. Guests included Mrs. J. Glather and daughter Emma, Mrs. Freriehs, Mrs. J. Lottman, Mrs. E. Wohlfarth and daughter Gretchen, Mr. P. Taddiken, and Rev. and Mrs. O. Bergfelder and son Paul.
Local schools announce a performance titled The Lone Star to be staged tonight. News notes include E R Henrichs and family visiting Diller relatives for Thanksgiving and Mrs John Greider plus Mrs Bert Frisbie returning from Wood River visits. An offer combines five popular magazines for 75c with the Record at 1 50 totaling 2 75. Seead.
Our new serial story The Wife Ship Woman starts this week. Mr and Mrs Chas Faulder of Beatrice are visiting Diller relatives. Mr and Mrs J L Kizer of Lincoln spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs M Callander. Mrs Sarah Witty arrived Sunday from Vliete Kansas for a visit with her daughter Mrs Ray Green.
Miss Beulah Thompson teaching at Dorchester spent Thanksgiving with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thompson. The Farmers Grain Co. has shipped three carloads of corn, a record amount for this station in a long time.
Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Andrews and family along with Mrs. Frank Bryant and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Miller and Mrs. Mary Willems attended the football game in Lincoln on Thursday.
The community club will meet next Monday evening December 7. All individuals interested in the community are urged to attend. President.
A young thoroughbred Holstein bull is offered for service by Ladimer Lukes. The text also notes that next Sunday December 6 is Golden Rule Sunday with opportunities to aid thousands of children in the Near East in many places.
All who owe Callan Bros at Diller must call and settle as we have sold out and need to straighten the books. E. E. McCune, Mer.
For sale are purebred single comb Rhode Island Red cockerels at attractive prices if taken now. Prize winning stock from a $15.00 rooster. Also a few Duroc Jersey male pigs offered at farmer prices. Ben Henrichs and Mr and Mrs Ed Schnuelle of Dix Nebraska have been visiting relatives in the Marbine vicinity and left Tuesday for home.
Mr Gev Pickard and Mrs Vern Pickard with daughter Wanda Lee of Fairbury joined Mr and Mrs Will Pickard of Norfolk for Thanksgiving at the home of Will’s parents Mr and Mrs J A Pickard in Norfolk.
Mr and Mrs Herman Stahl hosted a roast goose dinner on Thanksgiving day with guests Mrs Sarah Warman Mr and Mrs Leslie Warman Mr and Mrs Alvin Stahl and Eleanor Mrs Mary Stahl and son Lawrence and Miss Lilly Hutchinson.
Joe Miller sprained his ankle yesterday. A 35 piece Home Laughlin china set priced at $6.50 is advertised by L Ballard's. Rev Bergfelder and family made a business trip to Beatrice last Friday. Abe Watson was kicked by a horse a few days ago and crippled up badly. D W Fanders and family shared Thanksgiving with Guide Rock relatives and returned that evening. Robert Diller Eleanor Diehl and Alice Line spent Thanksgiving at home and Sunday returned to Lincoln to attend the state university.
Freddie Miller sustained a large fracture to the lower right leg during a Monday evening football game. He was taken to his mother Mrs. Clara Miller’s home in the north part of town where Dr. Diehl set the break and reports indicate he is doing nicely.
The B. B. Kensington group met with Mrs Ray Hudson Tuesday afternoon Nov 24. Sixteen ladies attended and the entertainment committee hid 98 turkeys in three rooms. One woman wrote nineteen turkey parts in a minute and two blindfolded guests fed cracker crumbs. Apples hung on strings provided more fun. The next meeting is at Mrs Sam Kurtz on Tuesday Dec 5. Members and children will bring gifts for the Christmas tree and Santa will attend.
A 25 percent discount sale on imported china including hand painted Bavarian ware at L is advertised. The Methodist ladies plan a bazaar and supper Saturday afternoon and evening featuring Fruity Jell, an extract served with the meal.
For sale or trade 155 acres at Throop in Kan eight miles southwest of Morrowville. Good improvements include 40 acres in wheat 125 acres farm land with remainder pasture and hay land. Inquire R M Jenkins Blue Springs Nebraska.
A library list notes incoming titles and authors including Emerson Hough Edith Wharton W Churchill and Thomas Caryle. It thanks Mr Line for a wood rack donation and provides winter hours: Wednesday and Saturday 3 to 5 p m and Saturday 7 to 9 p m.
Mr and Mrs Leslie Warman and their visitor Mrs Sarah J Warman depart for St Paul Minnesota after a visit here with relatives. The mother will spend several months at her old home in St Cloud Minnesota.
The annual bazaar of the Ladies Aid at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church will be held at Mrs. J. Lottman’s home on Thursday December 10 starting at 1 p m. A fine assortment of useful articles and lunch will be available and the public is cordially invited.
The N R C club enjoyed a pleasant afternoon at Mrs Frank Grone's home with nine members playing rock. Dainty refreshments were served, and the next meeting will be with Mrs Will Amos in two weeks.
J. H. Logan returned from a visit with Dr. W. H. Logan in Carroll Nebraska. H. Weichel and family left for Oklahoma after two years at the C. C. Andrews farm. Mrs. F. F. Logan visited Denver relatives. Mrs. Frank Bryant attended the Nebraska Notre Dame game in Lincoln. Mrs. Walter Fisher of Endicott visited her parents in Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Stull hosted relatives. Will Pickard and baby visited Roy McCune in Fairbury. Frank Bryant visited Russell Bryant in Steele City. Shea Equity Exchange shipped a car of livestock to the St. Joseph market.
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