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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1928
Page
3
Beatrice area notices include for sale items from various merchants and individuals such as eye clinic ads for Dr G H Newton and Dr Adams, F Moon and Son monuments, and farm goods. The M W A holds meetings on the second and fourth Thursdays. Also listed are seedling plants and poultry products, barrel delivery services, and stock shipment news. F W Frisbie travels to Chicago for stock shipments and family visits.
Mrs Sparks accompanied by her granddaughter Velva Myers returned Monday from visits with Chester Sparks and Mrs Myers at Lincoln and Havelock. Mr Sparks met her at Beatrice with their car.
Mr and Mrs Cloyd Cully traveled to Lincoln on business yesterday. For sale heavy Sudan grass seed 44c per bushel. Measles reported in Henry Schultis family one mile north of Shea. Supt L Sickman and family returned from Elk Creek Nebraska. For sale 2 row disc attachment for Dempster cultivator. Saathoffs Implement Store. Mrs Daniel Lampe in her 85th year at home 54 miles south and 14 west of Diller. Bert Bell building a new corn crib and granary one mile north of town.
Mrs. Albert Kuhlmann and daughter Elsie of Falls City Nebraska are visiting this week at the home of her daughter Mrs. Eilert Hullman. The Record reports Mr. C E Fairbank, once ill last week, is improving under care of Mrs. Warman.
Mrs. T. H. Waggoner returned Sunday from visiting her daughter Mrs. Flora Davis in St. Joe and left Tuesday to visit a daughter in Lincoln and relatives at Shenandoah Iowa.
Minnie Leaver writes that she and husband Roy Stutsman have taken over management of the Puritan restaurant in Russell Kansas where he was chief cook last year. The Stutsmans are experienced and capable of running the business.
A local ad extols home upkeep with slogans about painting repairing and fence building. It promotes Mule hide Asphalt Paint Atlas Cement and various fencing options while urging face to face shopping and noting the value of seeing products in person.
Harvey Garrels remains in the Steele City area with Mrs. Margaret Albers and daughter while Mrs. Garrels visited relatives in Beat Rice. Opal Hill traveled to Lincoln to see friends Mildred Mayborn and Clarice Moffitt. S C Moser and party attended Fairbury events. Moser also visited with Herman Peters’s family in Lanham. John Greider and Mrs. Roy Greider visited the county seat. Wayne Carpenter and Diller neighbors attended the opening baseball game at Fairbury Tuesday.
C L Waggoner and W J Wehling will travel to Columbus Nebraska for a registered state shooting match. Diller residents announce the adoption of five month old Richard Caylord by Mr and Mrs V A Raymond of Lincoln. Frank Grone Erma and Sylvia Sible visit Henry Field and Earl May broadcasting stations at Shenandoah Iowa.
Mr and Mrs Gus Kunter and family from Ririe Idaho arrived Wednesday to visit at Mrs Mary Williams home and with other Diller relatives during their trip.
Mrs. S. M. Hughes traveled to Beaver Crossing on Wednesday for commencement with a grandson among the graduates and plans to return by week’s end. Supt. L. H. Siekmann and family begin a motor trip to Bartley Nebraska for relatives, then Culbertson on business.
Irene and Glenda Hill visited Washington Kan to spend the week with their uncle and aunt Luther Marsteller. Leonard Richardson Roy Mathias and Hiram Packer shipped cattle and hogs from Ellis last Saturday and accompanied them to the Chicago market.
Mrs. Virginia Mills of Council Bluffs Indiana and her brother Charley Kelley of Lincoln visited Diller friends Saturday evening and planned a return Sunday.
Donald Frisbie was taken on Sunday to Dr. Edmund's hospital in Fairbury where he will undergo treatment for rheumatism that has troubled him for some time.
Herman Sixel undertakes a remodeling project one and a half miles south of Harbine, adding a basement plus a new kitchen and bathroom to his farm residence.
Mrs. Cal Waggoner reports her husband won the state championship at the registered state shooting tournament in Columbus with a perfect 200 straight, a historic first in the state's history for a 200 consecutive hits.
Miss Mildred Tucker closed a successful term of school in the Fred Frisbie district north east of town last Friday with a picnic dinner and ice cream. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Madden of Nicot Colorado arrived Thursday of last week to visit his sisters Mrs. J. W. Fouts and Mrs. Isabel Wieths and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo Phipps and son Richard and Miss Aura Zook of Lincoln spent Saturday night and Sunday as guests of their sister Mrs. S J Thompson and family in Diller.
A May 19 picnic at School District No. 64 drew attendees who shared a noon meal, played races and games, and enjoyed homemade ice cream. Prizes went to winners and losers, then voters named the best looking woman and handsomest man among participants, along with the fattest and tallest and the largest grin.
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