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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1921
Page
3
The notice invites all interested to a baseball meeting Monday night at 8 o'clock at Scott Miller's restaurant. Mrs. John Kuper has returned from visiting her daughters attending Beatrice High School.
Walter Carpenter, the horse buyer, purchased seventeen horses here Wednesday at prices from five to one hundred dollars each and then moved them to Wymore.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Amos visit relatives in Fairbury with their son Dean and Mrs Amos mother Mrs Raymond and sister Fern Raymond visiting Sunday.
Mrs Charles Arnold and her infant daughter from Inavale Nebraska visited over the weekend at the home of her mother Mrs Upson in Odell Nebraska meeting relatives and sharing time on a Tuesday noon.
H Z Diller and Herman Neurmann reported to the district court in Fairbury on Monday as summoned jurors. With no jury business, they were dismissed at 11 o'clock.
Mrs G C Blauser returned Thursday of last week from visiting her son Lawrence Blauser in Rocky Ford Colorado She also called on friends in Colorado Springs and Akron
R. W. Henderson received a penitentiary term of one to seven years from Judge Colby for bigamy after marrying a Fairbury girl while his wife and two children lived in Iowa.
Claude Dunn his wife Mrs. Bert Bell and daughter Florence drove to Lincoln last Friday in Dunns new Ford to attend a Shriners meeting and visit friends. They returned on Saturday.
Mrs J W Sutton of Douthat Ark formerly of Viller traveled Sunday on the Burlington route to Steele City called by the illness of her mother Mrs N D T Willey. Dr S B Wiers bought 18 acres southwest of town from Lincoln Land Co to start a goat ranch and reports a goat giving birth to triplets.
LaForrest Raymond of Lincoln travels with his mother Mrs L P Raymond and sisters visiting towns since Tuesday to cover this portion of his territory for Dr Miles Medicine Co of Elkhart Indiana.
Jasper Long and his daughter Florence have been visiting here and nearby with relatives since last week. Long has long lived near Diller and now resides in McDonald Kansas, where he owns three quarter sections of fine carp and wheat land.
In a single day the Omaha police arrested 50 motorists for speeding. A farmer near Omaha died instantly when a trap gun he had set to deter chicken thieves discharged.
The city commission and several leading aviators are shaping an ordinance to regulate air traffic over Omaha. The effort aims to establish rules governing flight paths and safety measures for the urban airspace.
James Koons a former Diller resident and 30 year Beatrice painter lies critically ill in a Lincoln hospital. His sister Mrs. Erva Clark Blair of Lincoln, also formerly from Diller, is by his side.
Mrs. L. Greenwood returned Monday from an extended visit with her daughters Mrs. C. W. Townemaker and Mrs. W. P. Friday at Rush City Minnesota and Mrs. Walter Greenwood at Waverly Nebraska. Mrs. H. E. Green came back yesterday from Lincoln hospital with her son Everett and daughter Nellie who had been visiting in Fairbury.
One new McCormick 7 ft bioder hardly used. One new P. O. wide tread fister. One new 18 hole Hoosier tractor drill usable with horses. Contact C. K. Steffen of Diller at phone number 115.05 tf.
The venerable father of our local veterinary Dr S B Viers spent a week visiting the doctor and his family and called at the Record office yesterday. He planned to depart for his home with a son near Lebanon Kansas today.
Wm Nies a longtime Ellis vicinity resident died Monday at his daughter's Beat rice home at age 79. He was buried Wednesday in the Diller cemetery beside his wife. Survived by four children Mrs Harry Endelman Beatrice John Nies Ellis and Emma and Harry Nies Gilmore Mo.
Miss Bess Adgate of the Lockhart Concert Trio, fresh from winter work with the Standard chautauqua system, visited Mr and Mrs R W Green. She is known in Diller as a Scotch lassie who entertained at a September chautauqua. She plans to travel to Chicago then return home to Michigan.
Henry Ford argues that periods of gloom and ease alike shape business. He warns soft, office bound firms fail to push sales, while rapid orders spur effort. The era of rapid American trade since 1914 demands renewed hustle and strong enterprise.
The village will hold an election Tuesday April 5 to elect two trustees for two years. Polls will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Nearby residents Mrs. W N Sparks hosted a surprise birthday supper with about twenty relatives in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. C J Packer traveled from near Belleville Kansas to visit their son John and family. The temperature dropped from 85 degrees to 20 above in a quick change noticeable to those who had removed their flannels.
A physician offers removal services without pain, calling for home visits by request or at the hotel room 24. The ad targets ladies seeking swift podiatric care with in-room or hotel visits.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Tinstman returned Saturday from Ohio where they had spent the winter with their daughter Mrs. Elsie Hedrick. Mrs. Tinstman stopped at Humboldt to visit a few days with her daughter Mrs. Winnie Herwig.
Friday afternoon last week the W C T U met at Mrs F Hartzel with four Fairbury union ladies. County president Mrs C A Scott and Fairbury president Mrs J E Blanchett spoke on department work. Mrs Blanchet and Rogers read selections. Next meeting set with Mrs Callander on April 8.
The town chorus directed by E C Droullard presents the Easter Cantata Christ the Sacrifice by Arthur Miller at 7 30 p m Sunday in the Presbyterian church. The program includes Journey to Jerusalem Last Supper Gethsemane Pilate and Crucifixion sections with named participants and choral readings. The town and surrounding community are invited.
Orville Dean improves from pneumonia and Mrs. Dean has tonsillitis. Mrs. Logan consults Dr Buckling for grip. John Novotny visits neighbors. Ben Roelfs and T E Morgan meet in Lincoln with a sub-committee of the National Farm Bureau Federation regarding a marketing plan for farmers' produce.
Mr and Mrs Geo Logan and Mr James Logan of Shea visited Sunday at Free Logan s. Louie Wilhelm and wife welcomed a baby boy born Sunday March 138th. Gertrude Mudrow returned Tuesday from Fabury visit. Mrs Byron Halcomb and children visiting friends in Johnston this week. Mrs Willems and son Lawrence of Shea were Harbine visitors Sunday. Mr and Mrs O J Schroeder and daughter Fern spent Saturday and Sunday in Pawnee City. Born to Mr and Mrs Henry Jansen March 16 a son. Claus Jansen and family of Dewitt visited Harbine relatives. Harry Ritzhaupt and family and Albert Croesant and family visited Russell Campbell s Sunday. P A Buller and Free Logan spent several days in Omaha last week. Florence of St Frances Kans visited last Sunday at Henry Weavers. Francis Sturmer of Lincoln visited Sunday with sisters Mrs Ted Mudrow and Mrs D
Thomas and Miss Koester of Milwaukee visit the Herman Sixel household, sharing time at the residence.
Authorities warn gasoline is dangerous and must be handled with care. When mixed with air it forms an explosive gas. A single gallon of gasoline is equated to 83 pounds of dynamite in explosive power.
One team of geldings two and three years old and one mare five years old with foal. Sold by J Thompson.
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