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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1915
Page
1
Community items include visits to Red Cloud and Odell, Diller residents at Steele City celebration, and household arrangements in Beatrice. Calls for season ticket support for a Diller chautauqua and reports of local travel to Omaha for wrestling and auto races are noted.
Mrs Herbert Stotts returned Sunday from visiting her mother at Hubbell. For sale 7 ft Deering binder three years old. Mayor J E Kerr bought a new Ford car used in his accident insurance business.
Supt. and Mrs. L C Cherry and two children from Waterville Washington arrive Tuesday evening for a few days visit with their parents Mr and Mrs John Cherry Sr and other relatives near Diller and Endicott. Supt and Mrs Roy Cherry and their son from Wymore Nebraska join the family visit.
Mrs. Frank Spear her daughter Elizabeth and Perry Rush visited from Fairbury with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Colman. The Spear party left Monday, Rush stayed to help Colman with farm buildings. Harvest began Tuesday as fields dried, farmers using boards under binders to prevent sinking and save grain.
Former Diller resident Jos L Bodell aged about 60 died at Broken Bow Nebraska from a self inflicted gunshot wound with a 32 caliber revolver. Coroner's jury ruled death as a personal safety related gunshot. He left a wife two sons and a brother Jas A Bodell. His Navy musician son is in San Francisco California. The coroner held the body pending word from relatives.
Dr Bauguess expands improvements on his residence property while the community notes a new birth. An 84 pound girl was born Wednesday afternoon July 7 1915 to Rev and Mrs E S Grimes of this city. Rural mail carriers observed Independence Day with a one day vacation.
J. D. Fanders announces that speedometer orders placed by Ford car owners can now be fulfilled. Miss Florence Line was an incoming passenger on No. 17 Wednesday evening returning from visiting her sister Miss Mary Ellen Line at Peru last Friday.
The village board, in regular session at city hall, appointed Macage Wright as village marshal to enforce speed limits and bicycle sidewalk rules. Acetylene gas price increased to four dollars and fifty cents per hundred feet. A prior warning warned residents of enforcement.
Mias Belle Sparks came back Wednesday from Lincoln. A river bridge at Hanover Kansas costing seven thousand dollars was washed out during the recent high water. Mrs. F. W. Black and her daughter Wana visited Salina Kansas on Wednesday to see her mother.
A new telephone directory print is being distributed by Diller Telephone Co to patrons in Diller Harbine Ellis and Lanham. Have you received yours.
German Lutheran church schedules 9 30 Sunday school and 10 30 morning service. Rev Dr Wupper of Martin Luther Seminary Lincoln Nebr will preach the sermon and a collection will be taken to support the seminary. All are welcome.
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