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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1915
Page
1
Pickles and sauerkraut at the meat market. A pair of sleds for sale cheap at J. D. Fanders. Mrs. W. N. Sparks traveled Burlington to Beatrice on No 16 yesterday with cattle for feed yards. Mrs. John Shull visited sister Mrs. Arthur Grone and returned to Aurora last Thursday.
Mr and Mrs George Brandt of Gage Oklahoma arrived at Diller Sunday for a visit with his father J H Brandt and other relatives and friends each ready to share tales from home during the trip
Mrs Renfro who had visited since Friday at the home of her father Sam Kurtz five miles southwest of Diller returned Monday to her home at Beatrice.
Local notes show Henry Wright visiting from Diller. John Gretzinger left for Lawrence to work a cream station for Fairmont Creamery Co. M Wright expanded his home bakery with a butcher shop selling pork beef and lard. Chas Payne visited Ada Cullys family and may return to Waukomis Oklahoma. C L E Blauser left for Lincoln to join the legislature with wife accompanying for the opening day. Cream buyers Green and Green advertise Swift Co purchases and poultry collection with high cash prices.
John Plager visited Upland Nebraska on business Monday. Roy Payne from Odell spent Sunday and Monday with his daughter Mrs Cully and family. For sale S C R I Red cockerels pure bred one dollar each. Leave orders with O J Dimmitt Diller Nebraska 41 Chester Carmichael of St Francis Kansas has visited relatives at Diller Steele City and Odell in past week.
Arch Lambert returned to Guide Rock after visits with Diller Endicott relatives since Christmas. Ray Viers of Minnesota visited with his brother then left to see his father in Lebanon Nebr. Mrs. P. B. Miller was called to Winside Nebr for illness of her son-in-law Dr J Neely and a Panegy rén. The doctor was treated in Sioux City and the child improved. Mrs Dr Powell toured from Diller to Superior visiting old friends before moving to Axtell Kansas.
John Langworthy died after a three week illness at his home 54 miles north of Diller on December 31 1914. Born in Dover England in 1845 he came to the U S in 1853 and Nebraska in 1876. He left a widow a daughter a step son an adopted son a sister and two brothers. Funeral services were held at his home and at the Diller Methodist Church with Rev Frank Mills officiating. Interment was in Prairie Home cemetery beside his first wife.
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J. W. Fouts conducted business at the county capital on Wednesday. Charley Hilder moved onto Henry Watson's farm, recently vacated by G. Wildgrube, to farm this year. Mrs. Homer Rameey, visiting with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Chas Brandt since Friday, returned Monday to Beatrice.
Miss Gladys Cherry returns to Hebron after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. J D Cherry for the holidays. She resumes attendance at Hebron High School.
A caller offers discounted renewals for any magazine and asks for subscription orders. Roy Greider suffered a fall while moving cows on Sunday evening. the horse slipped, he broke a small bone near the left ankle, and swelling delayed treatment. He will be confined to the house for several weeks after the fracture.
Evangelists from Webster Grove near St Louis began a series of cottage prayer meetings in four town sections at 10 AM starting Sunday January 3 with homebound access. Bible readings at 2 30 PM focus on The Personality and Work of the Holy Spirit. Evening services offer preaching and singing to spur a spiritual uplift in Diller.
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