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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
1
Local shop promotes a large hammock selection at all prices. Visitors are invited to relax with a cold ice cream soda and consider a hammock for the family. A new shipment of fireworks for the Glorious Fourth is now on display.
The column records numerous community short notes. J E Clark sent a carload of hogs to St Joseph Monday. Several residents visited Beatrice Wy more and Beatrice. Livery firm moves to Blue Front Livery. Bank bookkeeper H A Reeves leaves for ten day vacation in Louisburg. Happenings include showers, sickness, hog shipments, and visiting relatives.
Ice cream sodas air flavors sundaes root beer milk shakes lemonade pop and ginger ale are offered at Packer's as a small items list in a local page.
Dr Folcom will be at Dr Bauquesss office on Thursday July 7 for eye ear nose and throat work. Spectacles fitted examinations free. The Jefferson county democratic convention meets at Fairbury July 2 to select delegates. Pleasant precinct has eight delegates. Bertha Henderson formerly a Diller teacher earned a Bachelor of Science at the University of Chicago on the 14th and leaves July 20 for Europe returning around September 1. Mrs J Smith Diller suffers a paralytic stroke Monday evening and a second major attack later the same night. she remains ill though improving according to afternoon reports. Their baby, born July 21, is also ill and cared for by Mrs Greenwood.
Miss Sylva Miller visited Beatrice on Sunday to see Creda Wright who will travel to Denver Colorado to stay with her brother Henry Wright and study vocal and piano music for the summer months.
W. H. Schnuelle and Dr. A. F. Steffen accompanied Schnuelle’s wife to Des Moines Iowa for an appendectomy and returned Saturday to Fairbury. Arthur Price and L. P. Raymond met them in the Price automobile. Mrs. Schnuelle is said to be doing well after the operation.
Preliminary plans for the fourteenth annual fraternal picnic at Diller on August 11 proceed. Lodges appoint committees and will meet tonight to finalize organization. Members named include C A W C J Mayborn Thos P Price A L Tietman MWA W J Frisbie C W Tonnemaker J C r DOH Mrs Bert Christie V Thompson Mrs Jennie Bixby RNA Mrs C A Reinhart Mrs S C Hutchinson Mrs Geo M Myers.
The annual meeting of Dist No T Diller approved reports, elected trustees J O Bisuser and J Smith Diller, trimmed district debt by 300, and set tuition for nonresidents at 300 per month for pupils from outside the district. Nine months of school next year will run with a staff including Eastwood, Sturdevant, Arends, Tucker, Diller, Lamb, and Raymond.
J A Pickard stopped in Beatrice on Monday between trains while Ray McBride from Wymore visited friends in Diller between trains Saturday. General stores in Diller will close Monday July 4 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Trauernicht and family traveled from Wymore to visit Ed Walken and his wife and son.
Miss Hannah Trauernicht who had visited at the home of her sister returned Saturday to her home at Wimore. Anderson Bell and his niece of Atlantic Indiana and his daughter of Omaha who came last week in his auto to visit Diller relatives returned Wednesday with Mrs. Bert Bell who will return from Omaha by train.
A Nebraska newspaper urges readers to celebrate Independence Day with pride while promoting safe conduct. It notes no local events in Diller this year and encourages youths to act responsibly, with adults also enjoying the holiday in a calmer manner if possible.
The new alfalfa mill at Fairburn is ready to start operations with a daily capacity of twenty tons. Nearby, Mr and Mrs O F Rigdon and son Tommy visited last Sunday between trains at hell while Mrs C W Toapemaker traveled to Endicott and Fairbury to visit friends. J W Foote traveled as a Burlington passenger for Beatrice on No 16 Wednesday returning that evening.
J S Hebbert of Whitney Dawes county Nebraska arrived Saturday for a visit with his brother in law George Fisher who lives two miles west of Diller
Strongest constructed mower on the market, The Dain Kind, touted as simplest and lightest with the cleanest cut. Also, a reading entertainment by Miss Beulah Champ of University Place Lincoln, assisted by local talent, at Loock's opera house Saturday evening July 2 under Presbyterian church Y P S C E. Admission 15 and 25 cents.
A fire early Thursday morning destroyed four two story brick business blocks in Wymore with contents estimated between 150 000 and 200 000. The blaze began in a grocery basement at 1 30 o clock and leveled firms including City National Bank Taylor’s cure house Wymorean printing office Electric Lighting Co Bell Telephone Co Lafiia Drag Co Fair Store Cash Grocery Store Dr Peese’s dental office and C J Blythe’s feed store.
Col Hiatt of Odell visited Tuesday. Miss Marie Taylor travels to Endicott to visit friends. Rev and Mrs Wm Boyle return from Lincoln where Mrs Boyle stayed in a sanitorium. Mrs Arthur Price called to Fairbury by her mother’s illness. Alex Frangen of Bruning Nebr owns 160 acres near Diller and Geo Michaels residence. he arrived on No 16 Tuesday.
The union of the three churches calls all Diller residents to Methodist Church next Sunday at 8 p m for a joint service. Rev Wm Boyle D D of the Presbyterian church will preach. Sunday school and Epworth League proceed at their usual times led by Rev C S McClurg.
Market notes from Diller Marketa show weekly corrections every Thursday. Wheat No. 2 bids 59 pounds or more above test measurements. Wheat No. 3 bids 56 to 58 pounds and 28 units noted in the report.
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