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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1920
Page
1
Sugar for sale at Miller's restaurant accompanies news of the Diller chautauqua September 2 to 6. Field oats near Blue Springs yield 82 bushels per acre. S. F. Stull reports 31 bushels per acre from 50 acres of wheat. Equity Exchange at Shea gains permission to sell $5100 more stock.
Correction states Mrs F Hartzel and Mr Hartzel drove to Emanuel hospital Omaha not California. She underwent a successful operation for removal of a tumor from her breast witnessed by her brother Dr Joseph Bixby of Geneva. She is expected home in a couple weeks.
Ida Lanman returned from Lincoln after a week away. Elmo Hadley buys Endicott up town restaurant and will move next week. The editor and L. M. Cavett visited Harbine Jansen and Fairbury Monday. C A Green of Effingham visited Diller family and will stay for the picnic. A Burlington east bound train was delayed by a dining car fire. C E Carr of Gilead was hospitalized with appendicitis and gall stones. Peter Remley and Harry and wives bought land in Greeley county Kansas at $20 per acre after auto trip through western Nebraska eastern Colorado and western Kansas. Rev C W King and wife in Ft Dodge Iowa extend leave. church services paused except Sunday school. Mrs. Warren, with abdominal cancer, died Monday in Mercy hospital. relatives with her.
Two weeks remain until the Diller Picnic. Scarlet fever reported in the Saffle family near Diller. Diller nine played a fast game vs Wymore, losing 2 to 1 but praised for effort. Upcoming home game against Ellis Sunday Aug 1 promises strong competition.
Elizabeth Arabella Line 1845 to 1920 of Carlisle Pennsylvania and Diller Nebraska died July 22 1920 at age 75 with funeral service in Diller and burial in Prairie Home cemetery She was survived by her husband William Woods four children two sisters and two grandchildren Funeral services were held at her home with Rev Allen of Steele City officiating.
The Woods family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends for aid and sympathy during illness and death of their mother. Gratitude is extended to those who contributed flowers as tokens of love and esteem. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Woods. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Woods. Mr. E. T. and Jennie Woods.
E George Pickard received word of the death of his brother in law George Bailey in Lincoln. Bailey, about 90, was a Gage county pioneer who settled near Ellis and later owned several properties. He is survived by a nephew in Brock Nebraska. Burial occurred in Beatrice cemetery.
Christian church announces a special event next Sunday inviting all to attend. Sunday school begins at 10 a.m. Encourages attendees to bring someone with them.
The annual Mission festival of Zion Lutheran Church on the State line will be held next Sunday August 1 in Luehrings grove west of the church. Speakers Rev W L Scheding of Gasco and H Leuser of Home City Kansas. The public is invited for this outdoor event. Otto Bergfelder, pastor.
The notice promotes a Methodist church with Sunday school at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. league at 7 p.m. and evening service at 8 p.m. It urges attendance to not miss due to heat and notes the pastor will speak on God's Word in the morning and a special subject in the evening.
When in doubt about your eyes or your glasses go to A D Acker a registered optometrist in Fairbury Nebraska for a professional eye examination and frame fitting.
Property offers two 320 acre parcels near the railroad and Cheyenne Wells in Cheyenne County Colorado. Price listed at 17.50 dollars per acre for quick purchase. Sold by H. S. Tome maker, the Land Man, Beatrice.
The ad promotes land in Washington county Colorado, claiming better value than western lands. H. S. Towemaker touts low prices and free travel expenses, boasting years of experience and warning against high commission land men. Phone contact 850.
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