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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
5
The notice lists people visiting relatives in Nebraska towns including Lincoln Rock Creek Precinct Aurora Endicott Steele City St Edwards and Omaha with returns by train and bus. It mentions a second hand binder sale and various family visit details among residents.
Miss Hehenke who had visited here with her aunt Mrs Isa belle Wieths and other relatives in the vicinity of Diller returned Wednesday to her home at St Edwards Nebraska.
Christ Kielamekr and family left yesterday in a Ford for Milwaukee Wisconsin to decide on visiting or relocating there after arrival. Household goods remain in the home, awaiting the outcome of the trip.
True Thompson Emil Tarnow Scott Miller and Ray Green drove in a Maxwell to Lincoln on Tuesday to view soldiers encamped at the fair grounds. Mrs Christie Thompson joined them to spend the day with her sister Mary Miller and other relatives.
Mrs Florence Slife of Wabash Indiana reports relief from sprains bruises and rheumatic pains after using Chamberlains Liniment. The notice claims prompt relief and recommends the product as obtainable everywhere.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrance Madden returned from Sidney Nebraska where they learned that Jos Madden sustained injuries in an encounter with an enraged bull. He is confined to his bed but recovering slowly from the injuries.
Advertisement claims bilious attacks impair liver function and digestion. It describes constipation nausea vomiting and headaches and urges taking Chamberlain's Tablets to tone the liver and cleanse the stomach. The copy promises quick recovery and notes the price of a quarter, with availability advertised everywhere.
John Gronewold earns blue ribbon for cool courage after he captured a swarm near his home. He used a sack to pin down the bees and walked off with them uninjured, a stunt praised by the Filley Spotlight.
Residents on porches discuss cheap cars making noise and careless driving. They note real quality comes from how a car is driven, not its price, and praise courteous drivers who avoid brash behavior.
Volney Raymond visited Wymore between trains on Tuesday. Alex Bell returned Tuesday from a business trip to Lincoln and Council Bluffs. A large shipment of binder twine is being hauled into the country for harvest of the wheat crop. Mrs. Dr. S. B. Viers, her baby, and her nephew Master Walter Viers went Tuesday to visit relatives at Red Cloud.
Mrs Cedric Fanders and son Wendel came back Monday after visiting her parents in Guide Rock Nebraska. Miss Elsie Tinstman arrived Monday from Orrville Ohio and stays with her parents A L Tinstman. Mrs E W Keeler and two children and Mrs Lydia Hemphill of Beatrice visited sister Mrs H E Grape and family and returned Wednesday. J D Steiner returned Tuesday from Lincoln after cataract treatment on his left eye, which is much improved.
Mrs. Mary Barber returned Saturday from Iowa and is visiting her sisters Mrs. Musser and Mrs. Bicks. It is understood she may decide to stay and live with Mrs. Musser.
Dr S B Viets H J Patton and Jas Waddle depart in a doctor's Ford car heading for Omaha. They plan to stop at Lincoln en route and visit soldiers at Camp Morehead on State Fair Grounds during the early Wednesday morning trip.
Mrs. Otto Gans of Zanesville Ohio says she was sick for four years with a stomach ailment that left her weak and underweight. After using two bottles of Chamberlain’s Tablets she reports a full recovery and renewed health. Obtainable everywhere.
Grover Waggoner of Casper Wyoming, who visited with his parents Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Waggoner, departed Monday for Wyoming to report for service with Company F, Nebraska National Guard, now encamped at Lincoln, of which he had been a member.
A trusted summer remedy for colic cholera and diarrhoea urged as essential for every household. Praised for reliability and wide availability, with assurance from users and a call to obtain it everywhere.
The Lentz family, pastor of the Lutheran church near the Kansas line south of Diller, moved into town Monday occupying the McManes property. Reverend Lentz is receiving treatment at a sanitarium in Lincoln.
Dr. H Bauguess and wife H Z Diller and wife the Misses Bernice Dixon and Gertrude Diller and Mesera Will Diller and Edwin Reinhart attended the sacred concert at the Methodist church in Fairbury last Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs Albert Boggs and daughter Marguerite of Gilead along with Mrs Avarddson of Joplin Mo and Mr J O Boggs of Fairbury visited Sunday afternoon with Rev and Mrs Carmony at the Methodist Parsonage.
D A Sarratt, wife and child of Belvidere, and Mrs Oscar Sarratt of Nebraska City visited Sunday with their sister Mrs Black and husband Frank Black, Burlington agent at his station, driving from Belvidere in the former's car.
W A Cherry returned Tuesday from Gordon and Valentine Nebraska where he viewed land for an opportunity to trade. He was not pleased with some features of the country and will likely stay near Diller.
Singers and local talent provide opening music at the Christian Church in Beatrice with C F Stevens delivering the forenoon sermon at 1 A M. An afternoon and evening grand entertainment features vocal and instrumental numbers. The following day offers a choice reading impersonations and an address by Ferguson Powers and Francis M Leaman.
The week starting Sunday July 9 will launch the large Diller chautauqua with a hopeful turnout. Community members urged to buy season tickets for the affordable access and a strong audience for each session.
The Ladies Aid Society met at the church on Wednesday afternoon. Wheat near harvest with Hessian fly present. Next Sunday is Sunday school day with expected larger attendance. Social Circle met the prior Friday at R. H. Edgington's. few due to busy times. Mrs. Henry Lohmeyer fell ill Sunday night. two doctors summoned. Oats and corn thriving. good church turnout with attendees from Steele City Washington Kan Odell and Diller. C E Worthen and family from Washington Kan visited Diller to spend the day with relatives.
Will Logan, hurt last week in an auto accident, appeared in town on crutches yesterday. A Friday fire destroyed a grainary corn crib and tool house on Fred Harvey’s Plymouth area farm, with a Ford auto and $3000 worth of grain and feed consumed, partly insured.
J. D. Fanders returned Sunday evening from a visit to Flint Michigan where he and several hundred agents were hosted by Buick manufacturers. The trip proved pleasant and profitable for all attendees.
There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together and for years it was believed incurable. Hall's Catarrh Medicine offers a constitutional treatment, taken internally, to affect the blood and mucous surfaces. A one hundred dollar reward is offered for any case it fails to cure, with testimonials available from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Halle Penns Pills for constipation.
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