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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1909
Page
8
How's Your Pump Wind mill and Plumbing business offer repairs and sale of pumps tanks wind mills plumbing for gas steam and hot water heating and pipe fitting. Phone us and we will attend to your wants promptly.
Asendorf and Angell, Lane Team of horses weight 2000. Jas Pionino Ladies seek new corsets at Mise Ballards. Milch cow for sale. Dr Claude Ethe the dentist will be out Thursday and Friday. H Kaaperick the Odell furniture and piano man looked for business near Diller Wednesday. Mrs Piller and child visited here from Lincoln. returned home Wednesday. Boy Tritt left for Newville Pa after learning of his mother’s illness. Friday excursion from Fairbury to Rock Island. Souvenir spoons and flat wear at A. Colman’s. Mr and Mrs I B Miller and son Clark visited Fairbury with Addie Miller and Sylva Miller. Mrs Christie Thompson and Miss Sylva Miller attended Christian Endeavor State Convention at Fairbury. Henry Weaver will join Capt Andrews west of town next year. J T Carmichael to move to Cheyenne county Kan around March 1. J B Zook went to Fairbury on election day. Al Reddeng moved to Buffalo Center Iowa. Frank Tonnemaker ill with tonsillitis. Need mud chains for auto. inquire at office. Grandma Gerard critically ill at daughter Mrs Jack Cole’s home. Sam Thompson visited Fairbury. Burl Ballard and family moved to Fairbury. Ponsa team of bay mares 3 and years old weight 1000 in foal. Herwasn Ned Wans Steele City phone.
The tale covers Mitchell wagons and a partnership with Peter Shuttler, plus a subscription offer from John Gillett near Cabool for the Secono. It notes 1200 bushels of apples sold at 50 cents, hogs and corn, and a cellar stocked with apples and cider. The writer signs as the game crazy Jobo.
Mrs Dr Neely and children visited in Fairbury Sunday. Endicott school closed for scarlet fever. Cash McElwee left for Denver to join his brother for the winter. Diller boys praised for property manners with local policemen on duty. Miss Aithe Roelfs visiting from Butte to spend the winter nearby. Wombpleys sale of 30 registered Poland China hogs set for Now 10 with strong bidding expected.
Nineteen members of the local Degree of Honor lodge accepted an invitation from Steele City to meet Wednesday night. They were splendidly entertained and returned home after 2 a.m. Thursday, escorted by James A. L. Gray of Reg Oak. Includes notes on farm purchases near Ellis and various relatives visiting Shea vicinity.
Obadiah Heimbach Weaver born Allentown Pennsylvania March 19 1836 died Oct 28 1909 at son in law Frank Blythe home near Diller age 73 years 7 months 9 days. Survived by wife three children four brothers two sisters seven grandchildren and many friends. Funeral held Oct 29 at Frank Blythe home officiated by Rev C S McClure with interment in Wyanet Illinois.
The article lists sermon times by the pastor including 1 a.m. and 7 30 p m and Sabbath school at 10 a m with an afternoon Endeavor gathering. It notes a series of sermons on Christian graces and a talk on Faith next Sabbath. It also reports social visits and family news and promotes a Christmas subscription offer for The Youths Companion.
Alex Bell returns from a business trip to Boone county. A new Burlington time card enables No. 146 to arrive at 12 48 pm. The Board of Education notes Diller High School is officially approved as a four year high school under the 1907 free high school law and may collect tuition from non-resident pupils at the weekly rate set by the state office.
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