Local Social Notes Include Moves And Visits
Choice country butter price listed per pound at Beckwith Born. Mr and Mrs Jake Lottman welcomed a young guest Sunday night. Henrichs of Fairbury visits Diller with home folk. Miss Fannie Diller travels to visit her brother Sir Diller and Wisel at Pairbury returning yesterday. BL Wright and wife head to Bairbury to locate. Art and Bert Mtehisen of suniduer field arrive Saturday and stay through Monday to wash with mother Mrs Etchison and sister Mrs Mose YT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art
Bert Mtehisen
Suniduer
Ina
Local notices record travel and community events
Harley Cassel traveled to Norton Kansas Tuesday evening. Mrs L Greenwood visited Pair bury and returned yesterday. Diller Merchants received four carloads of potatoes this week. Mrs H Bauguess returned from New Boston. The Ladies Missionary Society meets with Mrs Hutchinson on Saturday November 20 at 2:30 PM. Dr Shoops Health Coffee ad touts easy brewing. Rehool District No 86 hosts a box supper November 24 at the schoolhouse two miles east and two miles south of Diller. Perry, teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Hutchinson
Rehool
Diller
OnceLia Perry
Local Notices and Family News Blink of Hastings
Fire and tornado insurance advertised at this office with Saturday hours until further notice. Weis in vine 0itt Mra. Willets arrived from Shea Monday, likely for the birth of a grandson to Mrs Jake Lottman at her daughter’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weis
Mra. Willets
Shea
Mree
Jake Lottman
Mitchell wagons and Shuttler wagons in stock
The notice announces a shipment of Mitchell wagons combined with Peter Shuttler wagons praised for wide reputations. It also mentions the McEchuresé ladies hosting their annual fair and supper on Saturday afternoon and evening, November 27, 1909, in the church basement with each lady asked to bring an apron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Shuttler
J. DL Paxkins
Tax List Notice From 1909 Draws Interest
A historical notice from John Simpson, County Treasurer, announces a 1909 tax list collection. Personal taxes become delinquent, with a 10 percent interest starting from the date stated, urging early payment to fund county needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Simpson
Treas
Local notes and parish notices plus a stock car cow incident
Sick list updates and family visits in the parish. Robt Patton and family return from Byron to visit daughter Mrs ALH Beckman. Mrs Geo Pickard returns from Beatrice caring for her sister Mrs Gee Ir Bailey. Scarlet fever quarantine lifted. Church services held and school resumed. A clergyman promotes Preventics cold remedies. A cow fell from a stock car onto icy ground near the crossing, slid, was driven to stock yards, then reloaded onto the train.
Praise Service of the Studies Missionary Society
The annual Praise Service of the Studies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will be held at the church on Thanks giving day at 7:00 p.m. General exercises and music precede the feature address by Miss FE H Irwin of Lincoln Nebraska who is expected to attend and speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Studies’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
FE. H. Irwin
Lincoln
Nebr
Local notes from Oberlin area report visits and business
Henry Brandt returns to Oberlin Kansas to arrange for shipments to Diller. Rev McChire visits Denver and John W Miller spends Sunday with family in Diller before hitting the road for Atlantic Refinings Co. Banking ads and a two colored sale bill appear, featuring the Blue Bell cream separator at J. O. Blausers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Miller
Is Family
Diller
The
Atlantic Refirings Co
J. O. Blausers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spear Drug CO
Beckwith
Hid Henrichs
Fairbury
Wright
Bairbury
First National Bank
Joy
Odell
Harley Cassel
Norton, Kan
Dr. Shoop
Mitchell and Shuttler
Jasr
Sner Bros
Robt. Patton
Byron
AL HL Beckman
A Clergman
Praise Service
Henry Brandt
Oberlin
Kan
McChire Vis
Denver
Diller Markets
Tong Ai Fok
Diller Mercantile Co
Ramonas
Lace Curtans
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