Public sale lunches announced by R W Green
A brief public notice notes a sale event related to lunches and names R W Green as the responsible party. Details are sparse in the readable text.
03 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1919
Page
1
A brief public notice notes a sale event related to lunches and names R W Green as the responsible party. Details are sparse in the readable text.
Car of fine cabbage coming. Loock & Habicht for sale a barrel churn in good condition. Mrs C L E Blauser. Notice all parties indebted to me please call and settle M Wright. If Buy your monument of F A Moon & Son Fairbury Nebr Est 1886. Absolute reliable. When your Eyes need Glasses A D Ackerman Fairbury Nebr employed specialists in optometry.
Mrs Gertrude Bradley arrives Sunday from Oklahoma City via Rock Island to Fairbury for a several weeks visit with her parents Mr and Mrs H Z Diller.
Harrison Line resumed studies at the state university law school in Lincoln after leaving to enlist in the navy. The United States entry into the world war prompted his return to civilian education.
Billy Tristman returned Wednesday from Minnesota and Wisconsin. He bought 80 acres about fifty miles east of Ogilvie Minnesota where C W Tonnemaker lives across the St Croix River in Wisconsin. He reports an immense corn crop this year.
New pancake flour, Kamo or Goodies, at Loocks. Mr and Mrs Cage Wright returned Monday from visiting relatives in Trenton Mo. Mrs Mary Mitler and son Clark left Wednesday for California to spend the winter with relatives. John Clausson sells pumps tanks and windmills. Shop three doors north of Loock Habicht's store. Phone 163. I have a few cash buyers for good land and would be glad to list a few farms at right prices. J W Fouts. Dr Diehl reports the birth Tuesday of a nine pound boy to Mr and Mrs Henry Wessel living three miles north and one west of Diller. Plymouth expects to have electric lights soon, their hustling cam having disposed of the required amount of stock in the Beatrice company to secure them.
Yesterday two Beatrice men purchased three suits and two pairs of shoes from Loock and Habicht. They expressed surprise at the reasonable prices and left with their purchases.
John Novotny an elder Shea neighborhood resident living with his daughter at Wilbur visited last Friday with old Diler and Shea acquaintances.
Mr and Mrs Will Carmichael and Mr and Mrs Jasper Long and relatives visit. They disposed of their Reynolds area farm and plan to travel by car to Boise Idaho to possibly settle there before wintering in California.
Diller resident E. 8. Diller returned Saturday from a business trip to Alexandria. Next week features a big showing of latest ladies coats by Loock and Habicht and Jack Clancy. In Peoria Illinois last Friday a brother-in-law of Clancy died. Rev. C. W. F. King will preach at the Presbyterian church in Diller next Sunday morning.
Mrs A H Colman received the Hudson super six sedan bought by her husband a few weeks ago. The delivery was announced last Friday at Fairbury Nebraska with optometrist endorsement from A D Acker man.
Mrs. G. A. Hurley, who had visited her son Milo Hurley and wife, returned early Wednesday morning by train to her home in Lawrence Nebr.
Having disposed of my business all parties knowing themselves in debt to me will please call and settle by Oct. 1st. J D Fanders. Pearly Miller wife and child ren, who had visited here with his mother Mrs Mary Miller, and other relatives, returned Monday to their home at Pittsburg Kan. I have buyers for some good land. I show land listed with me to my trade free. No charges except in case of sale then my commissions are regular rates.
The village board grants a twenty year franchise to Marysville parties for electric lights. An ordinance with full terms including the street lighting contract is published in this issue. Transmission lines work will start soon and the system should operate within sixty days.
The Degree of Honor met at Mrs. Mary Miller's home to observe the 25th anniversary. A refreshments committee served a delicious repast. Mrs. Miller resigned as Chief of Honor and Mrs. S F Clark was elected to finish the year. Mrs. Ada Cully was chosen Lady of Honor to fill the vacancy for this year's work.
Rev J R Smith and family arrived Saturday from Bartley with their car load of belongings and are now residence at the Methodist parsonage. He delivered his first sermon at Chiter Sunday morning and again in the evening making a good impression. He will preach at Rock Creek church next Sunday morning.
Last Friday evening a reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Henrichs to honor Mr. and Mrs. Will Henrichs. Rock and music provided entertainment while pink and white carnations decorated the rooms. Refreshments included ice cream cake and punch, with guests Pearl Bausch and families and the Shutt and Henrichs families in attendance.
Chas Brandt has moved to Diller this week taking residence in the Arthur Treick property as his new home.
A shipment of construction materials for the Diller electric light plant arrived here yesterday, enabling work on the project to continue.
The Ladies Aid Society of Diller Methodist church announces an annual bazaar in the church basement on December 6. All church ladies are expected and invited to make aprons or other fancy items for sale.
Announcement of the appointment of the Hon D S Denier of Diller as district chairman for the Roosevelt Memorial Association. He will lead subscriptions in Jefferson County to support a national, nonpartisan effort to honor Col Theodore Roosevelt, with plans to organize Roosevelt admirers nationwide.
Mrs. Jas. Packer Sr moves to Ellis for her son to attend school. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kellerbarger of Merna and their daughter Mrs. Earl Johnson of Dumming visit at the home of their daughter and sister Mrs. M. A. Hurley.
Mrs. Christie Thompson came back Wednesday morning from summering with her brother and sister in law Will Clark at Boulder Colorado. She stopped en route to visit her daughter Mrs. Chester Sparks and family in Perkins county this state.
The former pastor Rev Wagoner has gone to his new appointment and his successor Rev R Smith is there. Services will be at Rock Creek next Sunday morning with Sunday School at Diller at 10 oclock and preaching in the evening. Plan to be on hand for all services. you will always find a cordial welcome.
Corrected every Thursday Diller Markets lists grain prices for Wheat No 2 hard at 2.00 per unit Corn No 8 Se haa at 1.50 New Oats at 42.62 and general produce figures. The brief entry records ongoing market quotes and the regular Thursday correction cadence.
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