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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1913
Page
1
Local residents travel to nearby towns for business and family visits. Chester Sparks welcomes a daughter at Shea, while C F Smith and Mr and Mrs Gemeny move between Steele City Beatrice and Lincoln. Odell dog races next week draw regional interest.
Fresh cabbage price two cents at Loock's. Coursing meet at Odell on November 20 21 and 22. Miss L Q Ballard made a business trip to Lincoln Wednesday. Fairchild. Brothers feeding nearly four hundred head of cattle at Endicott.
Alex Bell and Dr. C C Dieh are installing sewer connections this week. Shutt Drug Co offers 25 cents for old hot water bottles with new purchases. Fred Shutt traveled Wednesday to Republican City to visit former business partners.
The account notes a three day event at Odell from November 20 to 22 with $600 in stakes for dog races. It mentions one hundred jack rabbits and records a visit by Mr and Mrs Frank Nelson and their son who spent Sunday with Diller relatives, traveling from Plymouth in a new Overland touring car.
Mrs F A Twiss, who spent time here with her old time friend Mrs O F Rigdon, departed for her home in Norfolk, bringing the visit to a close.
L Cox of Narka Kansas visited on Wednesday and purchased the livery business formerly run by Harry Patton. Cox previously operated a livery in Odell.
Mr and Mrs Tuxhorn visited since Friday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Eben Roelfs near Shea and returned Morglay to their home near South Auburn.
The annual bazaar of the M. E. church is set for Saturday December 6. The event invites every woman in the church and others to contribute handmade items for sale in support of church activities.
An Endeavor society gathering of the Chetetan Church took place in the city hall on Saturday night November 8. A meal and supper were served as part of the program.
Mrs Copeland traveled to Odell to visit relatives for a few days. Misses Helen and Pearl Bausch visited at Wymore between trains Tuesday.
Miss Susan Barndall moved into her new residence and enjoys a very comfortable home. Mrs. Christie Thompson visited Shea Saturday to meet her new granddaughter. M. T. Murray postponed his public sale scheduled for November 18 indefinitely.
Miss Laura Freitag departed for Lincoln on Tuesday due to the illness of her cousin, Mrs. A. A. Tanner. Mrs. Martin, who had been visiting her sister Mrs. Sam Freeman and family, returned home to Imperial Nebraska on Wednesday.
Section foreman T. H. Wagoner and his wife and daughter visited Byron, their former home, on Saturday night and stayed until noon Sunday with friends.
Mrs Witty and her daughter Miss Eva Witty who teaches at Gilead attended the state teachers meeting in Omaha and returned to Gilead Saturday evening.
Fouts teaches north of town and takes a break this week while her school house undergoes repairs. She visited her brother Henry Fouts principal of the school at Duwaon on Wednesday.
Early fall road construction expands as crews like C E Warr Will Myers J Damme and John Senior grade miles west from F Darr’s corner and similar sections near Henrichs Maw and Sasse. North of town workers Stull Glen Diller and others grade segments toward J T Henrichs.
A note on the pleasant purgative effect produced by Chamberlain's Tablets for healthy body and mind. For sale by Shutt Drug Co.
W. E. Epley offers for sale at his residence 2 1/2 miles north and 4 miles east of Diller on Friday November 28. Selling 25 or 80 head of fine thoroughbred Poland China spring pigs ready for service and in good health and 10 or 12 head of cattle from six months to two years old.
Mrs Price sustained a fall Wednesday evening while entering their auto before a planned party at C L E Blauser's. Doctors and a nurse treated her for two hours until she regained consciousness. she improved by yesterday and no serious injuries are expected.
Earl Seachord, a Rock Island shops worker on vacation, shot a large American eagle after it swooped on him and a companion while they hunted south of Fairbury. The bird, measured at 17 feet tip to tip, was killed with two shotgun blasts and clubbed to death before being brought to Fairbury.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Loock and Mr. and Mrs. John Loock with their children visited Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Henrichs and their children at Gilead on Sunday.
A local seller advertises full blooded Chester White hogs and Buff Orpington chickens for sale at his town place. The notice mentions J. T. Henrichs and Dan Gretziger visiting his parents Mr and Mrs John Gretziger. Gretziger is returning from Omaha after a football game and heads back to college.
Bible school at 10 a.m. and C E at 6 30 p m. The Bible class met at Mrs Alf Mayborns home Monday night and elected officers Mrs A Mayborn president Mrs Stull vice president Mrs Mary Miller secretary treasurer Mr Rhodes teacher W A Snyder assistant teacher Sylva and Scott Miller will entertain the young people's class Friday night Nov the class numbers about 40 with a good time promised.
The notice lists 9:30 a.m. Sunday School for all children and youth, a 10:80 morning service, and after the service a request to see children planning Christmas memorization. A 2:30 p.m. Ladies Aid Society monthly meeting with important subjects and a friendly welcome for guests. At 7:30 p.m. the church choir will practice.
Morning service honors Moses with reflections on life work and bravery and a gifted poet’s praise. The Young Peoples Society discusses temperance facts and figures. Evening sermon proclaims the harvest is past and the summer ended, and we are not saved.
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