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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1915
Page
5
The home talent play Along the Missouri will be presented at the Opera House tonight with tickets available at Shuil Drug Co. Local notes mention residents like Guy H Bezler and J E Copeland, new moves, and community events including a cantata and nearby travels.
Frank Strouse of Fruitland Iowa says Chamberlain's Tablets are the best laxative and constipation cure he knows of and recommends them to customers. For sale by all dealers.
Dr Folsom of Eye Ear Nose and Throat will visit Dr Bauquess's office on Wednesday February 24. Spectacles fitted and examinations free.
Mrs. Albina Shanek Prybel is granted a divorce from Albert Prybil in Beatrice district court. She receives 2500 alimony. The couple, formerly residing near Odell, includes Prybil as the former husband. Prybil is identified as the ex spouse.
The notice cites advantages over common medicines for coughs and colds. It loosens and relieves coughs, aids expectoration, opens secretions, and may prevent pneumonia without narcotics. It may be given to children as safely as adults. For sale by dealers. A separate letter from F. P. Tatman’s brother in California notes labor troubles and many idle men nearby, suggesting a possible move to farming near Diller if a suitable farm is found.
Mr and Mrs Millard Gemeny of Sabetha Kansas visited with her parents Mr and Mrs Alex Bell and other Diller relatives since last week. Red breasted robins have chirped through the shrubbery all week foreshadowing early spring.
Herman Stahl rents his farm to Wil Lohman and plans a residence exchange with Stahl moving to Cheyenne county and Lohman returning to Jefferson county. A public sale is scheduled for March 2.
Mrs E H Thompson of Sport Indiana praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for colds and croup saying it never fails to give prompt relief to her children. The item notes Rev Erb and his nephew H K Shutt visiting the area before leaving for Lincoln and recalls Erbs past service at the local Reformed church.
A wedding was held at the Lohr home five miles southwest of Diller Nebraska on February 17 1915 at 7 pm. Miss Frieda Christina Lohr married Ben Albers with Rev H A Teckhaus officiating. Emma Glathar played the Wedding March. A white arch and green background framed the ceremony and sixty guests attended. The couple will set up house on the John H Miller farm five miles northwest of Diller.
Mrs. Treick visited the Second Primary room on Monday and a short program is planned for Friday February 19. The Second and First Primary rooms shared a valentine box last Friday. Walter Fisher left school to work on the farm, the Grammar room regrets his loss. The boys basketball team will play Chester High School Friday night. A debate at the High School Tuesday on whether the government should own and operate the railroads, with Kittye Tatman Paul Beckwith and Will Sandman supporting the affirmative. Debaters valued public involvement and noted railroads likely remain privately owned for now. Mrs. Gillis visited the Intermediate room last week. The Fifth and Sixth Grades had a valentine box decorated with hewpies and hearts last Friday. The High School will begin six weeks examinations next week.
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