Local travelers report posts and trips this week
Vok 29 No 1 Everett Green went to Beatrice on No 16 yesterday. H K Shutt made a business trip to Beatrice between trains Wednesday. Mrs E L Loock and daughter Charlotte returned Wednesday from a few days at Gilead. Mr and Mrs George Pitts and daughter Mrs Baker went Monday to visit relatives at Lincoln and Omaha. George Henrichs and A Mayborn were Burlington passengers for Omaha Wednesday after cattle for Henrichs feed lots.
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Everett Green
Beatrice
E. L. ‘Loock
Charlotte
Gilead
George Pitts
Baker
Lincoln
Omaha
George Henrichs
A. Mayborn
Burlington
Mr. Henrichs
Lew Oaks
Mrs
Harry King
Miss Kitty Tatman Visits Home Folks Near Krider
Miss Kitty Tatman spent a weekend with her family near Krider and returned Sunday to resume her studies at Diller High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty Tatman
Krider
Diller High School
Kensington Methodist Ladies Hold April Meeting
The Methodist ladies Kensington will meet Thursday afternoon April 1 at the home of Mrs. E. L. Loock. An invitation is extended to all the ladies to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
E. L. Loock
Farmers Meeting in Weigel School House
Farmers in the northeast Newton precinct will meet at the Weigel school house at 8 o clock this evening Friday March 26 to select a drug overseer for the district.
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Newton
Weigel
Reverend Gretzinger Visits Hastings Area
Rev Dan Gretzinger, a Hastings college attendee preaching at Hartwell, arrived Tuesday to spend a few days with his parents Mr and Mrs John Gretzinger and other Diller relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Gretzinger
Hastings College
Hartwell
John Gretzinger
Beatrice Trip Recalls Local Visits
Warthen traveled to Beatrice on a business trip while Mrs. L. Bausch returned from visiting her daughter Lulu there. The brief items note regional travel and family connections in the area.
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L. Bausch
Lulu
Beatrice
Farm work in Cherokee Iowa at forty dollars a month
Clyde Scott left Thursday of last week for Cherokee Iowa where he has work on a farm at forty dollars a month. The government recommends treating vats for smut with formaldehyde. For sale by Shutt Drug Co. 21 Agent F W Black reports that 15,186 gallons of cream and 17,637 dozen eggs were shipped from Diller by freight during 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Scott
Cherokee
Shutt Drug Co
F. W. Black
Diller
Darr Family Member Returns to Dayton Home
Darr who had worked there for several months and visited with his uncle F. D. Darr and other Diller relatives returned yesterday to his former home in Dayton Ohio.
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Darr
F. D. Darr
Dayton, O
Notice to Ford Car Owners on Speedometers Price Change
The Ford Motor Co will furnish speedometers for cars bought last season at six dollars FOB factory until April 1. After that date price rises to twelve dollars. St J D Fanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Ford Motor Co
St. J.D. Fanders
Ladies Meet At Mrs Mayborn Home
Fourteen ladies gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs A Mayborns home for a social meeting. They answered roll call and enjoyed refreshments served by the hostess. Mrs O J Mayborn attended as a guest.
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A. Mayborn
Diller Notes Local Happenings and Easter Bazaar
A collection of brief items from Diller Nebraska includes A M Strawhacker visiting from Fairbury, aging and business notices, a Mandy Lee incubator for sale, staff changes at Loock Habicht store, Dr Diehl's trip to Beatrice, Supt Henry Abrame visiting Diller schools, Lew Oaks return from Beatrice, J T Carter's town visit, news of Millard Gemeny’s appendicitis in Sabetha, and the Christian church Easter bazaar and supper set for April 3rd in the Methodist basement.
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Ladies of the Christian Church
Methodist Church
Mother and sister of F. E. Wolken visit and return home
Mrs. M. E. Wolken and Mrs. Ed. Kirchhofer, mother and sister of F. E. Wolken of near Diller, who had visited here a few days, returned Monday to their home at Barneston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Wolken
Ed. Kirchhofer
F. E. Wolken
Near Diller
Barneston
Mrs. Orleva McLaughlin Leaves After Funeral Visit
Mrs. Orleva McLaughlin departs by early morning train from Diller to Republic Washington after attending her mother Mrs A Blauser’s funeral and visiting relatives in Diller and Beatrice. For sale items include geldings a two year old draft filly and alfalfa seed state tested 97.90 percent pure. Chester Sparks relocates from Diller to Hebron buying a grocery store and meat market prompting well wishes from friends.
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Orleva McLaughlin
A. Blauser
Diller
Beatrice
Republic, Wash
C. E. Fairbank
Chester Sparks
Hebron
Chester
Chester’s
Surprise birthday gathering for Mrs John Loock
Mrs John Loock marked a seventh birthday Friday with fifteen invited ladies. The afternoon featured games and music, then a two course luncheon served by Mrs E L Loock. A vase and carnation were given, with a hand crocheted basket from her sister as souvenirs.
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John Loock
Mr. Loock
E. L. Loock
Mrs. Loock
Green Bros. receive carload of manufactured ice this week
Community notes report Green Bros. receiving a carload of manufactured ice. Win Hill’s baby girl is very ill with tonsillitis and whooping cough. H Z Diller and daughter Gertrude visited friends at Reynolds Tuesday night. Arthur E Price bought the Shaver residence in Diller for 2000 dollars. Mr and Mrs E L Dougherty returned from Bruning after a funeral. A seven pound boy born March 22 to Edwin and ? Hill on Alf Mayborn’s farm near Diller. Village primary nominated two trustees. results not yet available. Pagoma incubator on display at Waggoner Bros. Harry Patton returns from Beat Rice. Potatoes on track 70 cents a bushel. John Harr of Upper Alton renews Record subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Hill
Alf. Mayborn
Kansas Line
Diller
Degree of Honor Dinner Set For March 27 At Masonic Hall
The annual dinner for Degree of Honor members and their families will be held at noon next Saturday March 27 in the Masonic hall. Members are asked to bring full baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens State Bank
State of Nebraska
Savings Department
Vok
Freeport
S. C. Hutchinson
A. M. Strawhacker
Fairbury
Mandy Lee
Onke Franzen
Dr. Diehl
Helen Bausch
Loock & Habicht
Watson's Hardware
Henry Abrame
J.T. Carter
Shea
Mr. Carter
Alex Bell
Sabetha, Kan
Millard Gemeny
Red River
Ohio
Shutt Drug Company
Diller Mercantile Co’s
Diller Mercantile CO
Green Bros
Win Hill
H. Z. Diller
Gertrude
Reynolds
Arthur E. Price
Shaver
E. L. Dougherty
Bruning
Waggoner Bros. Ee
Harry Patton
John Harr
Upper Alton, Ill
Diller Markets
Elling Price
QO. F. Rigdon
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