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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1919
Page
1
Public sale reminders for R. W. Green and Robt Eastwood postponed by rain. Auctions and personal notices include F. A. Moon and Son monument ad in Fairbury, eye clinic in Fairbury, and Peter Rosenbaum planning a public sale in Diller. Local visits, movings, and property purchases are noted among Fairbury Auburn and Diller residents.
The Gage county fair opens next Monday and runs through Friday. A A Ballard from Beatrice visited with his wife and two daughters. Rain this week dampened events at Fairbury. Mrs G W Pitts returned Monday from visiting her grandson Fred. Knoedler and family listed pumps tanks and windmills for sale, located three doors north of Loock Habicht's store, phone 163.
Place Bros. contracted with L. M. Cavett to erect a bungalow residence on their land in the S. Wi of 19-25, about half a mile north and a mile east of the described reference point.
Mrs Ollie Armstead of Tecumseh visits locals and friends while tending an old farm 14 miles north and 24 east of Diller where Leonard Richardson resides.
Mrs Grace Rigdon and her husband recently returned from Diller have accepted a position at Jenkins Crooks store where she previously worked in her girlhood days.
Roy Geer sold his Diller residence to Ralph Aeschlimann of Burlington Colorado for $3,000. Geer likely will build another home and does not intend to leave Diller.
Henry W. Fouts will locate in Fairbury for the practice of law and move soon after securing a residence at 6th and F streets. A Diller Schools and State University Law School graduate, he will join J. C. Hartigan's law office in the First National Bank building.
Rev H W Wagner and wife returned from University Place as conference appointments were announced. A E Chadwick to Archer and Chapman E S Grimes to Bethel E B Maxey to Hardy and Cadams F A Carmony to Blue Springs and Holmenville H W Wagner to Western J R Smith named new minister for Diller Rev Smith from Bartley A Q O Hinson reappointed Beatrice district superintendent.
Cecil Ellis returns to Lincoln for state university studies. An optical ad urges readers to trust Acker man Fairbury Nebraska as the registered optometrist for eye wear and eye care.
Regular meeting of the M. W.A. set for Saturday night September 20 with initiation planned. W. E. Anderson serves as clerk. A newborn 84 pound girl born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Harry Ica Gorge Maude Brandt formerly of Diller at their Omaha home.
J. D. Fanders asks all creditors to call and settle by Oct 1. News notes a splendid ongoing rainfall improving ground for fall plowing, seeding, and pasture refreshment. A car of Keifer canning pears arrives around Sept 23 priced at 2.75 per bushel full weight. Elijah Filley of Beatrice, a former Gage county cattle ranch owner, visited Diller with nephew W J Filley Burlington station agent.
Mr and Mrs J D Fanders began a trip to Lansing Michigan to use a new eight cylinder Oldsmobile. They plan to drive home via Peoria Illinois for a short visit with relatives. Separately Mr and Mrs Peter Remley depart for Denver where their son Ray attends a business college. They have bought furniture for a 14 room boarding house they will run. Their home will be vacant for now and later occupied by Mr and Mrs A L Tristman returning from Bainbridge Ohio where they visit their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs R A Hedrick
The north half and adjacent parts of section 21 in township 2 range 5 in Gage County Nebraska will be sold at public auction at the south front door of the Beatrice courthouse on September 22, 1919 at 2 oclock pm standard time. The 167 acre farm known as the James Packer Sr home is described as good and fairly well improved. Sale open one hour. J W Fouts referee.
Miss Macie H Wheeler of St Edward wed Mr William M Henrichs of Diller on September 10 1919 at St Edward Presbyterian Church. Rev J C Burke officiated. The couple will reside near Diller after October 1 and will be greeted by a circle of friends after their Denver Colorado Springs trip.
Purebred Poland China male pigs for sale. Harry Remley listed. An 11 ’A and pound daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Emil Krebs on the 13th. Mr and Mrs W E Mudge returned Saturday from Wyoming to visit their daughter. Mr and Mrs E L Loock and daughter Charlotte were called to Lincoln last Friday due to the death of Prof Leason, a brother in law of Mrs Loock, returning Monday. Harvest and threshing season has passed. we will commence Sept 22 at 7 30 p m new time, evenings Monday through Saturday. Farm.
Mrs Mary Miller traveled Saturday to Beatrice accompanied by her niece Mrs Eunice Martin who is in poor health to the home of her parents Mr and Mrs D H Diller in Pittsburg Ran
Mrs Burgher and her daughter Mrs Childs visiting at the home of her brother J W Fouts returned Wednesday from a few days with relatives at Naponee and Bloomington.
The Woman's Club meeting on September 23 at 3 PM will discuss the Constitution of Nebraska by Olive Ballard and laws about women and children by Ada Cully. Zella London introduces a debate on education versus legislation as moral safeguards for the child with special music. All members urged to attend and discuss important business.
Mrs Alma Drake who had visited here at her sister Mrs S J Thompson’s home returns Monday to Des Moines Iowa. Mr and Mrs C W Dorris traveling from Losne to New York paused to visit friends Mr and Mrs A H Colman and continued their journey Monday noon.
In Jefferson county Tuesday the primary for delegates to the state constitutional convention produced 993 votes cast. John Heasty led with 497 votes and J C McLucas trailed with 405.
Frank Pogpisil plans a public sale of his 120 acre farm located 34 miles south and 1 mile west of Diller on Monday at 3 o clock in the afternoon. On the same date he will offer his live stock and implements to the highest bidder. Watch for bills.
Mr and Mrs Ed Wrigley of Lincoln dined Sunday with Mr and Mrs G M Myers. The Wrigleys are keeping house on their farm north of town for their son John Wrigley who wed Miss Wilma Kroetsch of Harbine. The couple left for a two weeks honeymoon immediately after the ceremony.
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