Funeral Held For Jacob J. Lottman
The funeral for Jacob J. Lottman was held from his mother in law’s home in Shea at noon and from St. Paul’s German Lutheran church at 2 pm. Rev H A Teckhaus officiated and burial was in Prairie Home Cemetery. He died in an accidental train incident after attempting to board a late train near Crete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob J. Lottman
O. F. Willems
Shea
St. Paul’s German Lutheran Church
H. A. Teckhaus
Prairie Home Cemetery
Lottman
Crete
Local families attend services and visit kin across towns
The passage notes bereaved families living at Shea after Mr. Lottman’s departure from rail work, and shows community sympathy. It also mentions Mr. and Mrs. Emil Tarnow of Steele City visiting Diller on business, and Mr. and Mrs. J D Cherry and their sons traveling from University Place Lincoln to visit Roy Cherry in Wymore before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shea
Emil Tarnow
Steele City
Diller
J.D. Cherry
John
Will Cherry
Roy Cherry
Wymore
University Place
Lincoln
Local Notes and Visits Roundup in This Week’s Record
Local social updates include Mr and Mrs A L Tristman visiting relatives in Pittsburg PA and Mrs Hannah Morris visiting daughter Mrs Frafi Pearce in Fairbury. W N Sparks and W A Snyder families took a car trip to Fairbury. Mrs Wm Nida of near Kesterson reported sick with typhoid. A ten year old Akron girl reportedly contracts hoof and mouth disease. Mrs W J Cunningham from Cameron MO visits Mrs Alex Bell and old friends. Subscriptions offer appears with a 25 cent extra option for 85 magazine clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Morris
Fairbury
Frafi ® Pearce
Akron
W. J. Cunningham
Cameron, Mo
Alex Bell
Patton Rejoins Family Amid Illness. District Grading Update
Myron Patton arrived from Lead South Dakota to care for Grandma Fox while Oz Fox, his brother in law, lies sick with typhoid fever in Beatrice hospital but is reported to be improving. Neighbors in Pleasant View district completed grading a mile of road from A J Hill schoolhouse to Pleasant View church with help from A J Hill F W Beckwith Clark McCurdy and Geo Riddle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Patton
Lead
Pleasant View
A. J. Hill
Pleasant View Church
F. W. Beckwith
Clark McCurdy
Geo. Riddle
Notice to Tax Payers on 1914 Tax Lists
The 1914 tax lists are in the treasurer hands. All taxes including personal and real are due November 1. Personal taxes delinquent December 1. Real estate taxes due May 1 next. Pay early to save interest. Most schools need money. nearly all banks in the county have tax lists. A. M. Berry, County treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Berry
Community Notes and a Tragic Train Accident
Mrs W H Boyer and Mrs Chas Sapp visited here with Mrs Riley Tucker and returned to Tecumseh. Rev W N Gillis preached at Hubbell. Rev J F Schwarz from Omaha preached in town. Fourteen states quarantine hoof and mouth disease with Chicago stockyards disinfecting stock cars entering the city. Neighbors surprised Mr and Mrs Friday at home. they plan to move to Minnesota in spring. A train crew reports no sighting of Wil Friday. coroner's jury rules accidental death by falling from a train. Jacob J Lottman, 25, born near Diller, died. survived by father Jacob, four siblings, and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Boyer
Chas. Sapp
Riley Tucker
Tecumseh
Wil
Friday
Minnesota
Wilber
Diller
Ouke Lottman
E. L. Loock
C. E. Waggoner
Shea
Lottman
Burlington Railroad
St. Joseph
Lincoln
Notice of Settlement Request at Diller Mercantile Co.
After purchasing Mr Stotts interest in the Diller Mercantile Co. the firm asks all known debtors to call and settle amounts owed promptly. St Diller Mercantile Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stotts
Diller Mercantile Co
St Diller Merc. Co
Public notice of room move and carpentry work
To the Public I have moved my room to F M McManes in Diller where I am weaving carpets. For particulars phone me at J E Copelands 21 Jesse Hunnicut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. McManes
Diller
J. E. Copelands
Jesse Hunnicut
Lady Group Enjoys Afternoon at Mrs Kerr Home
The K. K. K. ladies were entertained at Mrs Kerr's home on Wednesday afternoon. Thirteen ladies answered roll-call and delicious refreshments were served by the hostess.
Thoroughbred Buffalington cockerels for sale
A local listing notes thoroughbred Buffalington cockerels for sale at 75 cents. Mrs R B Albers appears in the notice along with other minor names. Beatrice trip mentioned with Burlington passenger Mrs J D Fandere visiting Mrs Lottie Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Albers
J. D. Fandere
Burlington
Beatrice
Lottie Miller
Mrs Hanemeier Visits Old Friend Near Ellis
Mrs John Hanemeier of Thompson visited her old friend Mrs W N Sparks and they drove together to her former home north of Ellis to reminisce about the past days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hanemeier
Thompson
W. N. Sparks
Ellis
Epworth Leaguers Plan Revival Campaign Beginning January 1915
The Epworth Leaguers held a social hour in the church basement and elected a full slate of officers for the year. A revival campaign is planned to start the first Sunday in January 1915 with preaching morning and evening. Solicitors for the Every Member Canvass plan to visit next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Leaguers
Presbyterian Sunday Service Announced November 15 1914
Morning program includes Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor meetings with topic Magnify the Christian Endeavor Pledge. Evening service cites warning Be ye sober and watch unto prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Adam
Citizens State Bank
State of
Nebraska
Savings Department
Jake” Lottman
Shutt Drug
McClure Syndicate
Baby
Mrs
A. L. Tristman
Pittsburg, Pa
W. A. Snyder
Wm. Nida
Kesterson
M. W. A. Lodge
John Steinmetz
W.N. Gillis
The
Presbyterian Church
Hubbell
J. F. Schwarz
Omaha
Chicago
Methodist
Rigdon
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