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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1910
Page
1
A complete drug store advertises a full line of high quality drug store goods with personal backing of grade and class. It claims the best value costs no more than lesser kinds and invites readers to trade here for all drug store needs and advertised specialties.
Bathing at Colman House promoted with 25 cent feature. Colman mesh bags praised as dandies. Fire, lightning, and tornado notes appear from the office. Dr. Ellis away July 18 to August end. Pickard & Co. sold property to Henry Behrends and Herman Stahl. School painting contract awarded to Chas Harder. Diller Mer. Co. runs hot weather sale with many items at cost. Abley & Diller advertise school suits with discounts up to 25 percent. Grape family reunion in Beatrice cited, Annie Knoedler and children visiting. Annie Knoedler and children arrive from Omaha to visit Mrs. Otie Babb until picnic.
A. D. Colman returned Sunday from Chicago and is showing new jewelry pieces in his store, some of which are advertised in this paper.
Mrs Mollie Turner of Grand Island deputy for the Degree of Honor and Mrs Moffitt of Odell attended a meeting of the local lodge in Diller last Friday. Turner planned to organize a lodge at Odell on Monday night.
A. J. Hotcarrsey offers for sale one new carriage two new buggies several other buggies driving harness and two or three work mates after purchasing the Garman and Carmichael livery stock. The Diller Liveryman notices excess inventory.
Abley and Diller hold a clearing sale of good clothing described as the real thing. Rev Soldan preaches Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Lutheran Church of Hope. W. J. Frisbie joined the Pleasant precinct delegation at the Republican county convention in Fairbury last Saturday. A. J. Hutchinson had a new cement walk laid along the north side of the livery barn by Ben Clauseen and his gang.
The ladies and society of the Methodist Episcopal church plan an all day meeting at Mrs. Hartzell's home on Thursday August 4. An extended attendance is requested.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Pitts and their children visited at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Geo Pitts four miles southeast of Diller and returned Sunday to their home in Lincoln.
Mr and Mrs 8 J Clark of Wymore pass through Diller on Monday at dawn en route to Davenport Nebraska after learning J P Lowe was dying. Lowe formerly lived in Diller and is Mrs Clarks father in law.
Will Myers rode a bicycle last Friday when a drawing knife in his possession caused a deep cut on his left hand. He required medical attention to stop the bleeding and was treated by a doctor.
Ed Leaper a former Diller boy now traveling for a St Joe dry goods house called on his trade here Saturday and stayed over till Sunday visiting friends and relatives He is the son of Mr and Mrs C A Leaper who owned the Henry Beichrends farm half a mile southeast of town which he sold years ago and moved to Osborn Mo
The twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Loock drew about 800 guests to their new Diller home. The event showcased a six piece silver service, extensive decorations, and hospitality from family and friends including guests from Lincoln University Place Odell and Peoria.
A single dollar may seem small yet its collective impact moves many toward economic uplift. The text urges opening a savings account earning four percent compound interest to build wealth and avoid mediocrity.
Mr J W Fouts presents a Sterling Silver Tea Service on behalf of neighbors and friends to Mr and Mrs Loock of Diller for their Golden Anniversary. Speakers praise the couple’s business, community leadership, and devotion, wishing them happiness and lasting memories in the years ahead.
An advert urges readers to try ice cream sodas at Chipperfield Drug Company and announces a clearing sale at Uhley and Diller offering savings on clothing.
For sale a good young milch cow. W. A. Rippie offers meals at the Colman House to local people for 35 cents. Meal tickets cost 5 dollars and 25 cents. Table board is 4 dollars 50 cents per week. Mrs. Rebecca Ballard and daughter Miss Bert Ballard visited Diller relatives. Ballard is on a two week vacation from the Fairbury post office.
Market report lists grains and commodities with prices for Wheat No 3 at 56 to 58 cents and corn varieties white shelled yellow shelled mixed shelled. Also shows oats mixed, butter eggs hens and hogs priced with a note 0.80 and 28 respectively.
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