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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1913
Page
8
Mrs Maude Bristol and her infant returned Sunday to their Odell residence after visiting at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs C A Green.
Mrs. H. Z. Diller and Miss Gretchen Wohlfarth joined Miss Gertrude Diller on a Monday trip to accompany her return to school in Peru.
The report notes Beese near Fair lung with his left middle finger nearly bitten by a horse after retreating. Riley Tucker travels to Lincoln on a hospital visit for his ill brother Jessie, accompanied by his young daughter. Birth notice: Nina Grace Pearce, daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Pearce, born November 11 at 12 40 a m.
Mise L O Ballard announces a special twenty six percent discount sale starting the sixteenth of the month. The event includes trimmed and untrimmed hats and fancy feathers among other items.
The letter discussed in the Record last week argues a higher cost for the mines at Waukon Iowa visited by Mr Steffen. The plant cost was stated as a million dollars rather than one hundred thousand.
Members of the H E P T club gathered at Mr and Mrs C L BE Biguser home for an evening of guessing contests and a lively Rock game. A two course luncheon followed as guests enjoyed the social event and departed after an earnest farewell.
Mr and Mrs Harry Boggs of Beatrice visited a couple of days this week with Mr and Mrs J A Pickard.
Mrs Eliza Starr departed last Friday for Cisco Texas to spend the winter with her son W B Starr and family. Her son Fred accompanied her.
Cal Waggoner and Alfred Oaks attended a blue rock shoot at Fairbury last week. George Maxwell, the world's champion one arm shooter, set the high score with 48 pigeons hit out of 50. George Carter placed second with 47 birds, and Cal Waggoner of Diller took third with 45.
Hazel's popular young people Hassell Hendricks and Miss Mabel M Powers quietly wed at the bride’s Tennessee home Sunday evening October 26 officiated by Rev L D Summers. The bride, daughter of EN Powers, wore light blue trimmed in white. groom in brown. Home decorated with ferns and flowers. The couple, youthful and industrious, are wished long, happy lives.
Fragmented humorous prose lists domestic woes and ironic blessings for various readers. It notes not having football ambitions, cooking classes, chimney dangers, and costly expenses trimmed by misfortune, ending with a jab at gendered fashion and public outings.
Plan a comfortable journey to Southern California this winter with personally conducted trips through Denver Scenic Colorado and Salt Lake City offering scenic routes. Explore the easy travel option advertised for winter travel to the sunbelt.
A humorous speech captures a family kitchen scene with voice like Uncle Jim asking for pear and jam, Aunt Marie offering peas, and a child insisting on more stuffing and pie. The dialogue references gravy, a green glue like dish, and the bustling holiday rhythm. Charles C. Jones in Puck.
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