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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1911
Page
1
Local residents share travel, moves, and visits. Dr L A Bordner and Dr Grebe attend regional matters. W H Litrel relocates to Phillipa Nebr. families attend funerals, trades and auctions planned. News includes railroad service changes, school events, and ads for sales, livestock, and household goods.
Latrant, the world's great magician, appears at Loock's hall next Monday evening under the auspices of Diller Lyceum course. Clark came from Wymore Sunday to visit family, stayed overnight, and returned Monday. His wife is recovering nicely from recent illness.
Mrs Clark Blaveer and her children, who had visited relatives near Diller, returned Wednesday to the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Joe Stewart, in Steele City and will start for home today.
Mart Carmichael and his family returned to their former Hopkins Missouri home this week. They traveled on No. 16 Tuesday and Mart followed on No. 66 with their carload of personal effects. He also ordered the Recor sent to their residence.
Harry and Roy Paston purchase the stone livery barn of Ensley Carmichael and livery stock of A. J. Hutchinson. They plan a garage with repair work and auto driving as well as a regular livery business and are remodeling the barn interior for better patron accommodations.
Waggoner, clerk of Diller No 1668 M W A, received a turday sell check for 2000 dollars from the Head Camp to pay Colorado. The amount was forwarded to his widow in Akron Ohio as ordered.
The Rev Mrs Martin 8 Trimble, minister in Gary Indiana, recently supervised construction of a church. Early work began with the first stake at 1 30 and by 3 o clock the floor wall framing progressed as electricians connected wiring and molders prepared materials.
Advert says Chamberlain stomach and liver tablets are safe and reliable and have helped thousands of women regain health. Sold by Chipperfield Drag Ho.
Joe Phillips formerly of Diller married a Beatrice woman at Margarille Kansas and plans to settle there. C H Wright moved to his farm northeast of Diller and his brother John Wright moved last year to the old Joe Price farm northwest of town.
At W. E. Epley's sale yesterday 31 head of bred Poland China sows and gilts sold for a total of $1,080.50 averaging $34.85. Prices ranged from $71 for one, $57 for another, two at $50, down to $15 for two small gilts.
Mr. Chipperfield reports a single dose of backthorn bark glycerine tea in Adler-ika, the new German Appendi tie remedy, relieves stomach or bowel trouble. Many Diller people.
Thos. P. Price E L Loock W G Myers and J Smith Diller attended a Commercial Club banquet in Fairbury last Saturday night where prizes were awarded for the best miles of roads graded nearby. About 150 people including many farmers participated. Price spoke from Diller where countywide good road work began. The Fairbury Woman's Club plans a March 4 burlesque convention in Diller at Loock's hall with forty Fairbury women as delegates in gala attire.
The water bond election in Diller last Saturday passed 83 to 30, exceeding the required two thirds. The village board will immediately sell bonds secure options on a water plant site test the supply adopt specifications and start laying mains. Infant Duaine Lowe son of Mr and Mrs Sam Clark of Wymore died aged 13 days February 23. Funeral attendees included Mrs J S Clark Mrs Mary Miller Christie Thompson several young attendees and relatives from Diller.
James M Clark longtime Rock Island railroad conductor dies in Colorado Springs at age 61 after relatives traveled to his bedside. He owned nine residences there and half of the Majestic block, survived by his widow and three daughters, and belonged to the Order of Railway Conductors which planned his funeral at 9 oclock Tuesday afternoon with interment in Colorado.
About forty friends gathered Monday evening to surprise Mr and Mrs Pat Shea at their home. They enjoyed conversation, games, and music, then a generous supper. By request of Mr Shea they sang God Be With You Till We Meet Again. The note ends with well wishes as the Sheas move to Fairbury Nebraska.
The morning sermon on March 5 will focus on Brother Achanp with Wa Boris as pastor. Epworth League events follow Sunday school with junior and senior gatherings and a 7:30 preaching session. The second quarterly meeting is set for March 12 with Rev R N Orris.
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