Local Notices and Visitors Reported Around Beatrice Area
Dr L A Bordner assistant State Veterinarian Wymore Nebr seeks two rooms in the Showers building Enquire of WOE Bishop the barber Mrs Isaac Saylor visiting Beatrice with Mrs Emerson returns home Sunday Harry Patton wife and children of Fairbury visit Diller relatives Miss LO Ballard returns from Fairbury Mrs McElwee clerking in the Racket travels to Fairbury Burlington passenger to Fairbury for a visit Ernst Geble public sale lists seven horses ten cattle and farm machinery details advertised in this paper
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop
Harry Patton
Fairbury
Diller
McElwee
Burlington
For Sale and Social News from Diller Area
For sale an unmatched black driving team wagon buggy harness nets and blankets. 2 AW Becawitn. 3 Geo Rickard who visited with his aunt Mrs W A Cherry and family left Wednesday to make his home in Canada. Mr Harley and Miss Adah and Miss Rima Clark hosted a small group of young friends last Monday evening at their home near Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Rickard
Mr. Harley
Adah
Rima Clark
Diller
A. M. Fouts
Wilcox, Nebr
Iowa
J. W. Foute
Mrs Sam Thompson Returns From Visit To Fairbury
Mrs Sam Thompson and her two children returned Monday from visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J B Zook in Fairbury where her mother has been very sick The Diller Mercantile Co still offers a few ladies silk and net waists at wholesale prices and similar skirts as well as wool blankets available for wholesale sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Thompson
J. B. Zook
Fairbury
Diller Mer. Co
Mrs. Myron Patton
Rela
Mise Fannie Diller
Audry Diller
J. Smith Diller
Deaths from Trichina Reach Third Victim in Local Area
Anna Krocker, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Franz Krocker near Jansen, died from trichina after eating raw pork. The illness has claimed three lives with others in serious condition, per the Fairbury Journal.
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Anna
Franz Krocker
Jansen
Fairbury Journal
Local Notes and Appointments From Area Residents
Dr. Claude Ellis will be out of town Thursday and Friday. A D Colman attended the state jewelers convention in Lincoln Tuesday. Miss Kitty Cherry returned to DeWitt to stay with her parents until spring. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Patton returned from Fairbury. The first robin was heard near the editor’s crab apple tree last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Wieting visited Gilead Nebraska and neighbors from twenty years ago. Thompson has an ad in the Record for his sale on the 22nd inst. Eight horses 21 cate 3 logs and a lot of implements will be geld. Miss Flossie Raymond substituted for Miss Della Fanders in district No. 56 this week. As the club season comes on remember lunch items at H. H. Beckwira.
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Thompson
Greenwood family visits Diller relatives in Nebraska
Mr and Mrs Joe Greenwood and their children from Omaha visited Mrs L Greenwood and other Diller relatives last Friday. Mr Greenwood returned Sunday to his postal clerk job.
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Joe Greenwood
Omaha
L. Greenwood
Greenwood
Thos. Copeland Stricken With Kidney and Bladder Ailment
Thos. Copeland has suffered illness for over a week with kidney and bladder trouble. Family and friends are cautiously hopeful for recovery, though condition was uncertain as the Record went to press last evening.
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Copeland
Union Temperance Meeting At Diller Christian Church
A union temperance meeting will be held at the Christian church in Diller Sunday evening at 7 30. All churches join with pastors giving short addresses and music. Everyone invited especially men to attend.
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Union Temperance
Diller
Christian Church
Elmer Pearce Given Valentine Birthday Surprise
Elmer Pearce son of Mr and Mrs G B Pearce received a surprise party Monday after school on Valentine s Day his seventh birthday about fifteen friends attended each bringing a token of remembrance including a bronze horse bank mug plates books valentines games postal cattle and handkerchiefs light refreshments were served and the children had a fine time
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Elmer Pearce
G. B. Pearce
Elmer
Amputation After Feed Grinder Accident
Wm. Zugmeier lost the end of a finger in a feed grinder last Thursday. Miss Flora Warthen accompanied Burlington passenger Odell Monday for a brief visit.
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Wm. Zugmeier
Flora Warthen
Burlington
Odell
School Notes and Literary Club Plans Highlight Local Week
Hessie Cherry and Beatrice Blythe missed school due to illness while visitors shared updates. The Literary Club hosts a February program at Loock's Opera House featuring orations essays readings and music with a debate on railroad and telecom ownership. Residents note Plymouth’s banner and debate history plus upcoming discussions on trust monopoly and woman suffrage.
Racket 10c sale ad and local notices
Saturday sale at the Racket features a new assortment of goods including chinaware glassware and other items all 10c with big 19c sales. Also notes a deputy working in Diller for the local lodge and several social visits and visits among Cass county residents.
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Diller
Diller Ladies Visit Neighboring Town In Shopping Trip
The Record apologizes for columns last week misreporting the Diller ladies visiting a neighboring town for a shopping trip and attending a play where nothing they could buy in Diller was purchased. We commend their loyalty to Diller and hope others will be as considerate.
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Diller
Local Correspondent Reports Visits and Farm Anecdotes
J. A. Price returned Sunday from visiting her daughter Mrs Dora Arpks at Beatrice. Dr Ammerman of Reynolds visited there between trains and took Charley Gaisford s baby home with him. A farmer who marketed corn in the hog yard tells any man to go to any old place.
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J. A. Price
Mrs
Dora Arpks
Beatrice
Dr. Ammerman
Reynolds
Charley Gaisford
Farner
Mrs. Gerdes Returns to Humboldt After Visit
Mrs. Thos. Gerdes, who had visited here a few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weers, returned to her home in Humboldt Nebraska on Monday.
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Thos. Gerdes
Henry Weers
Humboldt
Nebr
Viethe Family Visits Father Near Diller Nebraska
John Viethe and his family traveled from Esbon Kansas to visit his father who resides with his son Frank Vieths northeast of Diller. Viethe once lived on the Clark farm just west of town.
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John Viethe
Esbon
Kan
Frank Vieths
Diller
Mr. Viethe
Clark Farm
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L. A. Bordner
Wymore, Nebr. Ts
Isaac Saylor
Mrs. Emerson
Miss L.O Ballard
Mondey
Ernst Geble
Fultons
W'riti
W.M. Fultons Son
WYM Ret
ASE
H. H. Beckwith
Chase
Edison Phonographs
Claude Ellis
A.D. Colman
State Jewelers
Lincoln
Miss O Kitty. Cherry
Wieden Jay
DeWitt
Mrs. W. Wieting
Gilead
Flossie
Raymond
Della’ Fanders
H. H. Beckwira
Union Temperance Meeting
Waltham
Elgin
Jewel Waltham
Hampton
Hamilton
Tincher & Dickenson Bro’s. Ad
Hessie Cherry
Beatrice Blythe
Sylva Miller
Creda Wright
Light Brigade
Loock's Opera House
Diller High School
McClure
Chapel
Dr. Diebl
W. ER
Olive Ballard
Masdames Gear
Catlin
Carr
Myers
Grimes
Plymouth
Earth
Carl Gaffney
Goffney
Carns
Harbine
Morses
Deering
John Deere
Jenny Lind
Colman
Tebbo deVries
Fe" C. Aden
Cass County
Nike
Neb
Guarantecea
Tam
Lanham
Steele City
M. Thompson
J. B. Wright
A. Mayborn
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