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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
5
The notice lists train services on a Burlington schedule with through passenger and local freight trains. It notes daily departures westbound with specific times such as 3:53 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. and mentions train numbers 14 16 18 15 65 66.
Born to Mr and Mrs Geo Specht on Sunday June 25. H 8 Artatead attended his wife at the funeral of her brother in law at Tecumseh returning Sunday. Mrs John Miller and her boys returned Monday from visiting relatives at Endicott. Her mother Mrs Dr Fairchild is recovering slowly from illness.
Mr Chapman, frequent visitor to the area, died at his Blue Springs home Sunday night from a stroke of paralysis suffered about a week earlier. Dr Ellis and family attended the funeral Wednesday. A local ad promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a must for summer, sold by Chipperfield Drug Co.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors for acts of kindness during illness and burial of the husband and father. The Chipperfield Drug Co stock is being invoiced as it transfers to H. K. Shutt and others. The new firm will be Shutt Drug Co. Mr Chipperfield has repurchased his old business in Virginia but the family will reside in Beatrice for the children to attend Beatrice city schools.
Advertising notice promoting White Dove flour at Loock and Habicht's shop with Save offer. Includes second-hand six hole range in good condition and six rods of seven foot chicken fence. Mentions M. Chipperfield and Herman and Reno's ten cent show at Diller Opera House next week.
A short-time offer from Chipperfield Drug Co promotes a book explaining appendicitis causes and simple prevention while warning against stagnant pond water as a health risk this summer. It stresses cows require clean water too to stay healthy and avoids potential disease from dirty supplies.
Will Meyers Eugene Diller and Cal Waggonero of Diller joined six Fairbury members for a Tuesday practice at the gun club grounds south of the city. The event was held by the Fairbury News local report.
Cards announce the June 28 1911 marriage of Dr Louis O Pitts son of Mr and Mrs Geo Pitts of four miles southeast of Diller to Miss Baroum of Omaha The couple will reside at Archer Nebraska after July 15 1911 and be at home there.
Mr and Mrs J T Henrichs hosted a reception Friday at their new Diller home for son E R Henrichs and his wife Gertrude Loock. The couple, married at Gertrude Loock's parents home on the 21st, will reside in Gilead Nebraska where Mr Henrichs serves as bank cashier. Only relatives and few friends attended as music, social talk, and refreshments accompanied the event. The bride and groom received best wishes and departed after midnight. Henrichs planned to return to Gilead Sunday, then come back for his wife Sunday night.
Saturday a May contest brought four teen new members to the Degree of Honor with Mrs. Mary Nida and Mrs. Mary Miller as captains. Grand Chief Mayme H. Cleaver of Lincoln attended the banquet. six new members were initiated by a twelve member team. The table featured flowers and order emblems. Sixty members enjoyed the event, while Miss Belle Tucker and Miss Faye Tucker were among those absent.
Odell resident Fred Oaken reports Diller events with Diller friends inviting correspondence for the ReEcorps in the vicinity. The notice promises paper and stamps for volunteers and urges attendance at the opera house every night next week starting Monday.
Descriptive notice invites anyone desiring the service of the heroes formerly owned by Carmi ahel to secure same by calling WWW S Drullinger owner. Carl Habicht of Omaha traveling with M E Smith Dry Goods Co visits his mother and relatives in Diller arriving Tuesday.
The uniform success of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has made it a favorite everywhere. It can always be depended upon. For sale by Chipperfield Drug Co.
Erich Wildgrube of St Pauls College Concordia Mo arrived to spend vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs G Wildgrube four miles northeast of Diller. A late Saturday game on the local diamond saw Harbine vs Diller end eight to five in favor of the visitors after six innings.
Mies L O Ballard launches her semi annual discount sale starting tomorrow June 24 and running through July 4. Store offers 50 percent off on trimmed and untrimmed date items 25 percent on all flowers and related goods. The note reflects on steam power the Atlantic cable and airship as tokens of progress and changing technology.
Evert A Wagenaar born May 12 1840 in Hiute East Fressland Germany died June 18 in Diller Nebraska aged 71 years 1 month 6 days. He came to America in 1867 married to Triepeje Coldioner in Peoria Illinois September 5 1867. He moved to Diller in 1881 and resided there. Ten children were born seven living Anna Kechely Lena Gifeen Grace Novack Effie Porritt Ed Wagenaar Maude Holland Harrison Wagenaar Cora Bertha Heiman Mary Bottger all but two were present at the funeral conducted by Rev Saeman from St Pauls German Lutheran church with interment in Prairie Home cemetery.
A short notice states Henry Adendorf’s youngest child has been sick for a week with muscular chronic rheumatism. The ad recommends a free application of Chamberlain Liniment and notes it is for sale by a local vendor.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a committee has been appointed to organize a forthcoming event titled Diller Fraterial. The exact date remains undecided, but it is likely to occur in August of this year.
Sealed bids will be received at the Village Clerk's office in Diller Nebraska until 8 p.m. July 19 1911 for constructing a cement sidewalk 142 feet long on Logan Street fronting lot 4 block 3 in the first addition. Sidewalk to comply with ordinance No 70. Village board may reject any bid. J Smith Diver Village Clerk.
Sealed bids are due at 8 p m July 19 1911 for a 100 foot concrete sidewalk fronting lots 9 and block 7 in Diller first addition Nebraska The village reserves the right to reject all bids and seal remains in effect until awarded
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