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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1915
Page
1
Mrs Grace Gemeny of Sabetha Kansas visits Diller relatives. Notice indicates absence from office until mid August. Dr Claude Ellis. Walter Greenwood discusses moving to Waverly Nebraska for better trade with Gronk supply noted.
Mrs Chester Sparks and her children who had visited with Diller relatives since Sunday returned Wednesday to their Hebron home.
Mrs. Sam Diller and her daughter visited with Diller relatives and friends during the Chautauqua and returned yesterday to their home at Wilber.
Farmers around Diller and Shea struggle to finish wheat harvest as moisture keeps fields unworkable despite extensive efforts.
Cap Rob and Herm Fairchild and families of Endicott and John Miller with his sons Ben and Douglas of Lincoln spent Sunday visiting Diller friends and relatives.
Mr and Mrs Williamson of Sabetha Kansas visited Saturday and will stay to manage the farm while Mrs Carico and her husband attend the California expositions.
Miss Bell a trained nurse and frequent visitor to Diller pro pria 2 stayed with Mrs FE Habicht from Sunday through Wednesday before traveling to Mayberry Nebraska to take charge of a patient.
Burlington agent F. W. Black and his family plan a thirty day journey through western states with stops in Denver Los Angeles San Diego San Francisco and Portland. They expect to begin around August fifteenth.
The committee has ordered the large bills for the Diller Fraternal Picnic to be held Aug 12 and they will be out by Monday. It will be one of the biggest days Diller ever had and residents are urged to tell neighbors and friends.
Classified note lists a four foot Deering binder, run for three years, Hastings grain bin improvement, and contact by Mrs Drake of Red Cloud visiting daughter Mrs Viers.
Mr and Mrs Leinwebber and children returned yesterday from visiting relatives at Wymore. Frank Nelson and family were among those from Plymouth who were here Sunday to attend the chautauqua.
Wm. Player and his niece Miss Pearl Bausch traveled to Table Rock Nebraska on Wednesday to visit relatives and friends.
Mr and Mrs Welton Mr and Mrs Creekmar and Mr and Mrs Fisher Musser were among attendees at the Diller chautauqua from Fairbury on Sunday.
The Blauser will case, tied to an estate estimated at $50 000, is scheduled for hearing in Judge Nutzman s court at Fairbury next Monday August 2.
Mrs Jessie Morrison of Edmonton writes her mother Mrs P B Miller that her home state Alberta Canada went dry in a recent election by a two to one vote.
Mr and Mrs Bud Madden and daughter of Burchard Nebraska and his sister Miss Nellie Madden of Montana visited Saturday and Sunday at the home of their cousin Mrs J W Fouts.
Mr and Mrs Frank Spear of Fairbury arrived in Diller after driving from Manhattan Kansas. They reported three hours to cover the first ten miles due to bad roads and spent the night with Diller relatives before continuing to Fairbury early Monday morning.
Mrs A T Watson recently elected vocal music instructor in Diller public schools traveled to Lincoln yesterday to study the latest methods. She brings extensive experience and aims to provide students with every advantage in her new role.
Diller's six day Chautauqua finished Tuesday after a rain soaked run. The Jones Chautauqua System presented varied programs led by Miss Belle Sparks at the piano. Sunday services drew 333 for a union school and a stirring sermon by Dr. M. E. Gilbert. The event drew crowds from Fairbury and neighboring towns and organizers already plan for a return next season with potential Sunday inclusion.
Mr and Mrs T E Pierce of near Ellis attended the Diller chautauqua on Sunday. Mrs W A Hull returned Sunday to her Lincoln home after visiting a few days with Diller.
Miss Clara Steiner from Lincoln visited her home folks this week and attended the chautauqua event during her stay.
Mrs Mosher of Frankford Kansas and Mrs Hammond of Okmulgee Oklahoma who had visited here with their niece Mrs Vern McManes and family returned to their homes on Tuesday.
Orval Wesley Albers age fifteen months son of Mr and Mrs R B Albers died Saturday after a brief illness He lived three miles northeast of Diller The funeral was Sunday at St Pauls German Lutheran church Rev H A Teckhaus officiated Burial followed in Prairie Home cemetery with a long escort of relatives and friends.
Waggoner Bros show moving pictures every Saturday night at the Electric theatre in Diller. Miss Nettie Tatman of Krider visited Miss L O Ballard during chautauqua. W N Sparks returned from Hebron with his son Chester after an auto trip. Wm Wallace fell ill while at the German Lutheran church funeral. Mrs S F E Clark spent Sunday with relatives at Endicott. Miss Pearl and Master Jack Rel! visited relatives at Odell. Patton wheat yielded 804 bushels per acre and was good quality. A small coaster wagon, brown, was seen about three weeks ago. Finder please notify Lloyd Hadley. Mr and Mrs F M McManes returned from visiting daughter Mrs Ed Ogden at Wymore.
Lon Specht harvested a 50 acre wheat field last week producing about 80 bushels per acre. He sold portions at Harbine for 1.00 dollars per bushel, reflecting local market activity.
Mrs. Vern McManes accompanied Newton on the visit and accompanied her cousin, who returned on the early Tuesday train to her Beattie Kansas home.
Paul Logan sells his Ford runabout to Herman Sasse and purchases a five passenger Chevrolet which he proudly demonstrates to his lady friends.
Mr and Mrs W T Ward of Cleveland Ohio arrived in Diller on Wednesday evening to visit their daughter Mrs C H Wright and family and their son Ed Ward and family from near Ellis.
Miss Eva Witty arrived in Fairbury after a California exposition trip and western states visits. She will attend the Diller picnic on August 12.
We thank friends and neighbors for their help during our child's illness death and burial and for the beautiful floral offerings. May you always have aid and sympathy in days of sorrow and bereavement. Mr and Mrs R B Albers.
Drs Ellis and Bauquess will relocate next Monday to their new and elegant offices just north of the Record office, occupying the rooms beside the current facility.
Mrs. Geo. Meyer and her husband, who had visited at the home of her sister Mrs. Ben Behrends, returned Monday to their residence near Fairbury.
Mrs Sarah Moffitt, who visited with Mrs C A Reinhart and others, attended several Diller chautauqua sessions and returned Tuesday to her Odell home.
Miss Waldo a nurse at Falls Sanitorium Beatrice came on No 17 Monday to spend time with Miss Bessie Cherry and attend the chau tauqua program that evening. She returned to Beatrice on No 16 Tuesday.
Union services will be held at the Christian church Sunday evening. Members are urged to attend and participate in the joint devotion.
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