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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1914

Page

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Beatrice trip cited. local notes and obit update

1914 item lists C. E. Warthen on business trip to Beatrice. Sale advertises fleeced underwear at three off at The Racket. Morris Hill returned from Tecumseh visit. Mrs H E Grape attended Lincoln wedding of brother Otho Sears. Millard Jarvis, town blacksmith at Shea, died of typhoid and will be buried at Hardy.

H. E. Grape Lincoln Otho Sears Millard Jarvis Shea Hardy

Beatrice Visit Notes Illness Treatment at Local Home

Mr and Mrs Macage Wright are in Beatrice this week for ear trouble and rheumatism treatment. Miss Laura Freitag arrives from Lincoln to spend a couple of weeks with her relatives Mr and Mrs William Freitag.

Mrs.Macage Wright Beatrice Laura Freitag Lincoln Mrs William Freitag

Visit of Master Gilbert Baughess to Thompson

Master Gilbert Baughess visited Thompson from Monday to Thursday with his uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Shoebotham. The party traveled by train and made the journey alone.

Gilbert Baughess Ernest Shoebotham Thompson

Diller Lyceum Club Cancels Remaining Lectures

The Diller Lyceum Club cancels the rest of its lecture course as the management deems continuation unjustified under the present circumstances.

Diller Lyceum Club

Greenwood Couple Visit Diller Relatives from Abbott

Mr and Mrs Walter Greenwood arrived Tuesday morning from Abbott Colorado to visit Diller relatives for an indefinite period or until they decide to stay. Mr Greenwood proved up on his homestead claim before returning.

Walter Greenwood Abbott, Colo Greenwood

Bucklen & Coil Drug Store Ad Escapes Eczema Remedy

Fragmentary OCR notes advertise a Bucklen and Coil drugstore remedy for skin ailments including eczema and chapped skin. The text references frostbite, sores, and extreme cold conditions and promotes topical treatment as a universal cure.

Bucklen & Coil

Pleasant Evening With Mr and Mrs Frisbie

Friends of Mr and Mrs Will Frisbie spent Christmas night at their cozy home enjoying a two course supper and social conversation. The gathering praised Mrs Frisbie as a splendid cook and Mr Frisbie as a royal entertainer.

Will Frisbie Mrs. Frisbie Mr. Frisbie

Local Notices and Social Announcements from Odell

C A Reinhart conducted business at Odell on Wednesday. RFD mail carriers were not required to make rounds on New Year’s Day. Mr. and Mrs. C F Smith returned home Wednesday after holiday visits in Humboldt. The Kensington Ladies of the M E Church plan an afternoon gathering at Mrs. E L Loock’s home on Thursday January 8 1914.

RFD Kensington M. E. Church E.L. Loock

Walter Patton Finalizes Homestead Proof Near Abbott

Walter Patton completed final proof on his homestead claim near Abbott along with Cole and returned to Diller before Christmas He plans to form Mrs Harry Daviss place this year.

Walter Patton Abbott, Cole Diller Harry Davis

Partlowes and Fanders Return to York Nebr

Mr and Mrs Dan Partlow who visited with Mr and Mrs J D Fanders on their way back from Steele City left Monday for their new home in York Nebraska.

Dan Partlow J. D. Fanders Steele City York Nebr

Prairie Home Cemetery Association annual stockholders meeting

The Prairie Home Cemetery Association will hold its annual meeting for stock holders and lot owners to elect officers and address other business. The session is at the secretary's office in Diller on Saturday January 3 at 2 o'clock. A L Tinstman secretary.

Prairie Home Cemetery Diller A. L. Tinstman Sec’y

Habicht Network Hosts H B P T Club Social Night

On Tuesday December 30 1918 Mr and Mrs Ernest Habicht hosted the H B P T club at Mrs J Robertson's home. The evening featured bird guessing watch parts games and a rook club session with prizes. Guests included Miss Charlotte Loock Mr Carl Habicht and Mr Mrs C E Waggone.

Ernest Habicht J. Robertson Candy Kid Jim Hill Clkteil Gate Cini Charlotte Loock Carl Habicht C. E. Waggone

Local notes from Diller and surrounding towns

Mrs A Mayborn visits relatives in Beatrice and Mrs Earl McMullen travels to Washington Kansas. Colman family to spend winter in Los Angeles. Gertrude and Lora Lambert from Guide Rock visit sister Mrs Cedric Fanders. Lightner returns from Odell. Homer Wheeler returns to St Edwards. Diehl family leaves Fairbury with Dr Diehl’s children. Tincher of Fairbury visits sister Mrs Rigdon recovering. W H Nida from near Kesterson visits Diller on business. Colman daughter Mrs Ruby Anderson returns from Beatrice. Waggoner family back from Iowa and Aurora. Herwig family returns to Humboldt. Olow nice fleeced underwear sale at The Racket. Merle Fish visits from Hudson Colorado, Diller High School grad. Methodist ladies minstrel at city hall. Mrs Sarah Witty and daughters visit Fred Witty in Vlieths Kan.

Prof Roy Eaton Visits Local Area This Week

Prof Roy Eaton former principal of the Diller schools toured the area this week. Eaton now serves as an instructor in the normal training department at the University state farm in Lincoln.

Roy Eaton Diller Schools Eaton Univeristy State Farm Lincoln

K. K. K. Club Meeting At Mrs Diler Home

The K. K. K. club enjoyed a pleasant afternoon on Wednesday at Mrs. Diler’s home with dainty refreshments served by the hostess. The next meeting will elect officers for the ensuing term at Mrs. Martha Diller’s home.

Diler Martha Diller

Best Cough Medicine for Children

Mrs. Lida Dewey of Milwaukee Wisconsin praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as reliable for years for her children and herself noting it relieves colds and cures croup quickly. The medicine is described as pleasant and safe for young children and is sold by Shutt Drug Co.

Chamberlain Lida Dewey Milwaukee Wis Chamberlin Shutt Drug Co

Double Wedding Recalls Quiet Christmas Morning Ceremony

A calm Christmas Day double wedding took place at Mrs M E Musser’s home in Fairbury with Violet I Musser and Quinter I Fry and Effie B Diller and Willis H Clark uniting in marriage. A five course breakfast followed, with decorations of evergreens and holly, as guests offered best wishes for the couples.

M E Musser C St Fairbury Orill M. E. Church Violet I. Musser Quinter I. Fry Effie B. Diller Willis H Clark Mesdames Welton Creekmar Cupid Miss Musser M. E. Musser Beatrice Fry Emma Fry Diller Miss Diller Annie M. Diller Jefferson County Mr. Clark J. E. Clark Fry and Mr. and Mrs. Clark Left In No. 6 Over the Rock Island

True Thompson Returns From Pittsburgh Work

True Thompson and his mother Mrs. C V Thompson along with other relatives had visited here since before Christmas. He left on the early morning New Year train to return to his railroad machine shop job in Pittsburgh Kansas.

True Thompson

Mrs. Hayes Former Diller Resident Dies in Great Bend

Mrs. Henrichs Hayes, born August 1 1877 in Cass county Nebraska, died December 14 1912 in Great Bend Kansas. widow of James Hayes she leaves three sons Melvin Elwood Bernie and four daughters Arba Verlie Opa and Lelia with one infant daughter. Her parents four brothers two sisters and two grandchildren survive. A faithful Christian church member she had recently resided in Heizer Kansas and made many friends.

Heizer Kan Hayes Diller Jacob Henrichs Ani John T. Henrichs Great Bend Henrichs Cass County Nebraska Kansas Christian Church James Hayes Melvin Elwood Bernie Arba Verlie Opa Lelia Better Land Suny Ma Te

Robe Overstock Prompted by Mild Winter Discount

L. P. Raymond offers a straight twenty percent discount on robes due to an overstock from the mild winter. The notice announces a clearance style sale with emphasis on reduced prices to move stock quickly.

L. P. Raymond

Miller Family Visits Relatives in Pennsylvania

Mrs. John W. Miller and her children from Lincoln visited relatives in the Penn sylvania area yesterday and spent New Years with the Diller relatives and friends. Mr. Miller remains with his kin at his old home in Pennsylvania.

John W. Miller Lincoln Diller Mr. Miller Pennsylvania

Blythe Couple Plans Three Month California Visit

Mr and Mrs C J Blythe depart Saturday for a three month stay in California visiting Joe Angeles S M Blythe and family and other relatives at various coastal cities across the state.

C. J. Blythe Joes Angeles California S. M. Blythe Familly Blue Springs

Presbyterian Church Plans First 1914 Sermon Series

On Sunday morning January 4 1914 the Presbyterian church begins a year long series titled Prospects for the New Year with the C E topic The Greatest Sentence in Speech The first of twelve great verses for 1914. The evening service reflects on what the past teaches.

Corrected Wheat and Corn Prices in Thursday Market Note

Market brief lists Thursday corrected prices for Wheat No 2 and Corn with selling price for Oats. Text is incomplete but indicates price updates and commodity notes.

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE First National Bank C. E. Warthen Morris Hill Tecumseh C. A. Reinhart Odell Blauser’s Earl McMullen Washington, Kan A. H. Colman Los Angeles Calif Gertrude and Lora Lambert Guide Rock Cedric Fanders B. F. Lightner Homer Wheeler H. K. Shutt St. Edwards Frank Tincher O. ¥. Rigdon W.H Nida Near Kesterson Mona Day Cora Colman Ruby Anderson T. H. Waggoner Iowa Aurora J. C. Herwig A. L. Tristman Humboldt Merle Fish Hudson, Colo Diller High School Sarah Witty Ray Colman Eva Witty Fred Witty Vlieths, Kan Shutt Drug Company Rigdon O. F. Rigdon
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