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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1909
Page
1
Miss Jennie Scoville suffers pleurisy this week while local notes tally visitors and odd items. Joan Mathias stopped by Tuesday with a 25 inch turnip. Mrs Walter Arpha visited from Beatrice with Perry and Vivian, joined by FA Viiew and other Diller kin.
Mrs. F B Senior recovers from illness. Mrs C E Morris visited friends at Odell. A son born to Mr and Mrs C A Green. Lanham Catholic parsonage fire on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ubas Spohn returned from Colorado trip visiting Allen Colman family. Will Ward and bride return with relatives in vicinity. Mrs H Carmichael improves though diabetes feared. Daughters Ida Morton and Geo Davidson visit from Jennings and Auburn. Cabbage plentiful at the Racket. Fire and casualty insurance offered. J T Henrichs moves to new west town home. Christian church ladies raise 39 dollars for chicken pie supper. Dr Shoop Health Coffee advertised. Vie Rigdon family back from Topeka. Rigdon undecided on clothing store move.
Official call for payment of personal taxes delinquent by December 1909 with 10 percent interest from the date. Cited by Dr. Jobo Simpson, County Treasurer, urging early payment to aid the county’s finances.
News notes from West Salem to Endicott recount minor local events. Visitation by Mrs. Grimes in Lincoln for a Teacher's association, Elsie Tristman aiding the Nonpareil-Journal, and a family auto trip to Humboldt are listed. The Crocker house in Diller was torn down with the lot sold to A H Colman. Funeral for Mrs. Oliver Kelly reported near Endicott, a pioneer settler.
Wacker moves into new residence on Hilton street a near cottage. Mrs Ed Ogden and child return to Wymore after visiting here and at Steele City. P H Mahoney of Havelock checks property interests in Rock Creek precinct. Saturday and Friday nights were spent here.
After Monday, November, we will charge lye per bit for shelling corn. 26 inch Krippne and Heman.
Wheat No. 2 price 59 or over with corrections noted. Wheat No. 3 ranges 56 to 58 cents per bushel. Corn prices listed for white shelled 62, yellow shelled 49, mixed shelled 34. Market figures show erratic entries and adjustments as of Thursday.
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