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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1913
Page
8
President elect Wilson announces a special session of congress to convene April 1. Curt Gear, visiting with family in Diller, Nebraska, returns to Exeter where he works as a telephone line man. Burlington road crews report snow and plow activity Thursday evening.
Geo. Andrews will move this week to St. Joseph Missouri to join Wood Commission Co as cattle salesman. He has rented his Diller residence to Arthur Grone who will occupy it next week.
Mrs. Beach hosted Grandma Girard in Endicott when she fell four feet while descending the porch steps last Friday dislocating her left shoulder. She was brought home Sunday and is resting well.
The house approved the M. W. A. insurance bill this morning. It requires rate increases to go to referendum of the order, supported by both parties with only three votes against it.
Mrs Bruce Crawford of Niagra Missouri reports Dr King’s New Discovery transformed her pale weak sick boy into a picture of health. The remedy helps colds coughs throat and lung troubles and tastes nice. Buy it at Shutt Drug Co.
Miss Clara Striher of Lincoln arrived Sunday for a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs I D Steiner.
A local ad promotes Dr Kings New Discovery for throat and lung irritation. It claims it stops chronic hacking cough relieves tickling throat and tastes pleasant. Available at Shutt Drug Co.
Mrs Megonegle of Steele City currently in Kansas City studying women's hat styles is expected to arrive in Diller next Sunday to trim for Miss Baliard.
Dr. Herman Fardittée Fairchild born October 5 1839 in Fort Plain New York died February 18 1913 age 73 years 4 months 14 days. He moved to Ypsilanti Michigan as a child married Sarah Berry in 1857 and had two children Henry C of Orleans Nebraska and Emma Rogers of Lake City Iowa. He married Jane Alderman August 20 1868 and had five children Herman Nellie Miller Champion E Captain and Robert. The family moved from Iowa to Steele City Nebraska in 1880 then to Diller Nebraska and later near Bridgott. Champion died in 1892 at 17. They settled near Diller where Mrs Fairchild died July 4 1911. He studied the eye in Ypsilanti for three years and was an oculist for fifty years. He joined the Christian church at Diller in 1891 and remained a member until death. He was known for a quiet genial disposition. Burial beside his wife in Fairbury Cemetery with Rev Worley officiating and pallbearers being his four sons and two sons-in-law.
Adam D Colman born November 12 1833 in Ligonier Indiana died February 19 1913 at Diller Nebraska aged 79 years 3 months and 7 days. Funeral conducted by Rev W L Hadsell at M E church followed by Masonic services at Prairie Home Cemetery. He lived in Iowa Indiana Nebraska and finally Diller where he resided eleven years. Survived by son Elimer E Colman of Denver two grandchildren Ruby and Andrew Colman five brothers and four sisters with multiple relatives attending the funeral. An accident injured Otto Schmuelle with a dislocated left shoulder last Saturday.
Relatives of the late A D Colman express gratitude to kind friends and the Masonic fraternity for sympathy and assistance during bereavement. The kind deeds and beautiful offerings will be held in grateful remembrance.
In memory of Brother Adam Colman who died February 19, A L 5913. A Mason has completed life’s designs and passed through the port of eternity to receive his eternal reward.
A quarter section of land about 44 miles northeast of Diller was sold for 110 dollars per acre to Blythe James Swain. Madden will rent and remain on the tract rather than move west as planned.
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe, reliable treatment for the common cold. It urges quick relief and notes sale by Shutt Drug Co.
Allan Lowrie Meikle born December 1 1834 in Midlothian Scotland died February 25 1913 at his home in Diller aged 78 years 2 months 24 days. He arrived in New York May 11 1859 and served in the 65th New York Infantry then the 22nd Ohio Cavalry before becoming an mounted orderly and scout for General Grant. He lived in Ohio Kansas Iowa Nebraska Oklahoma before settling in Nebraska. He married Hulda C. Gregory in 1873 at Moulton Iowa. they had a daughter now Mrs. A D Stotts of this city.
The Philadelphia Press condemns rats as noisome, voracious pests that threaten farms, ships, and homes, yet acknowledges they pose health fears. It argues extermination is a public and private duty while noting rats have historically resisted total eradication.
In the matter of the estate of John Specht deceased creditors will meet the Administrator before the county judge of Jefferson Nebraska at the county court room on August 4 1913 at 1 PM to present claims for examination C C Bovem County Judge
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