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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1922
Page
1
The Gage county fair began Tuesday and runs through this evening. Theo Henrichs displays Hampshire hogs this week while local exhibitors from Gilead and Diller bring Poland China hogs to nearby fairs. Mr and Mrs Heibuch of Gilead visited the Loock home Tuesday. Local hunters report fair duck hunting recently.
Miss Grace Johnson taught west of Fairbury and spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs W J Frisbie. The Amos families and Velva Amos traveled to Bennett Nebraska to visit old friends Abts. Kyron Holcomb Sr aged 94 in the east part of town toppled back in a chair and broke his collar bone.
S A Hutchinson vice president Citizens State Bank and Q J Mayborn cashier Diller State Bank attended a meeting of the State Bankers association in Omaha this week.
Fridnight October 6 thrills with Big Eats and amusements at Prairie College 14 miles north and 24 miles east of Diller Leora Richardson teaches 21st grade.
Mr and Mrs Geo Riddle traveled to Washington Kan last Saturday afternoon and spent the night with Mr and Mrs Charley Warthen. They attended the Rally Day program at the Christian church Sunday and returned. W T Rader, who sold his Shea general store, bought a grocery on East Third Street in Fairbury and invites old friends to trade with him.
Rev. Dan Gretzinger and his wife from Waterloo Iowa arrived Saturday by car to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Gretzinger and other Diller relatives. Gretzinger has accepted a call to a broader field in Davenport Indiana with a significant salary increase and they plan to move to his new post.
Mrs Nancy Robertson and her daughter Lela visited in Beatrice Tuesday. Arthur Vieths advertises a nine month old Red Polled male calf for sale. Dr S B Viers and family visit from his father who arrived Sunday. Mrs Ida Wood traveled to Beatrice Wednesday for friends and the Gage County Fair. Don’t delay renewing for the Record to save gas. The next dance at Odell joins F H Sible’s place Friday October the 6th with a five piece orchestra. Migs Flora Waggoner, nursing student in Omaha, came home Wednesday evening to visit her parents T H Waggoner.
Senator Gilbert Hitchcock of Omaha is billed to deliver a campaign speech in Steele City at 10 30 a m on Friday October 6. He seeks re election to the United States Senate.
Uncle George Hollenberger, living with his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs W S Filley, returned Sunday evening from a trip to Kansas City where he visited with several other children.
D V Fanders and family drove to Salem Nebraska to visit the Lampert cousins. They enjoyed the orchards loaded with apples and reported a pleasant excursion. Ben Henrichs fared well at the Jefferson county fair with Duroc hogs taking three first premiums one second and one grand champion in competition with the Deshler grand champion at Thayer county fair. He is exhibiting at the Gage county.
Alpha Wiemers exhibits Chester White hogs at Gage county fair this week. Chickens from Diller shown at Beatrice fair include S C Rhode Island Reds J R Weddle White Wyandottes H K Shutt White Rocks Henry Wiemers. Cal Waggoner reportedly bagged an entire flock of ducks in Beatrice area.
Mrs Avery Holloway traveled to Wymore yesterday to see her husband employed by the Burlington. She also planned to visit their uncle and audit, Mre ae Mere, John Boetcher, former residents of the Diller vicinity.
Sue Leber returned Tuesday from a South Dakota trip while her mother Mrs. Tom Sargent returned Wednesday to Courtland. Milton Fry of North Platte Nebraska toured Omaha and visited his mother Mrs. Emma Fry and relatives including Quinter Fry and the Brandts during his return.
Mr and Mrs Robert W Steiner returned yesterday to their Chicago home after visiting relatives and friends following the illness and death of Isaac D Steiner Their son works in railroading and remained behind for burial arrangements in the town.
All free notices for publication in the Record must arrive by noon Wednesday to ensure weekly publication. Do not submit by phone. If not worth writing they are not worth publishing. A free notice advertises something with no admission charged. If there is any charge, a notice is not free.
Dr A F Steffen purchases a late model Chevrolet coupe for use in his medical practice. C L Waggoner received from the state game warden a trio of Chinese or Ring Necked Tail pheasants last week and released them near Diller at Alfred Oaks’s home four miles west of town. The legally protected birds may not be killed, with a $50 fine for violations.
An optometry ad in Fairbury Nebraska urges readers to consult A. D. Ackerman for glasses. The firm claims specialist practice and emphasizes employee expertise.
Dr G H Newton, a physician based in Fairbury Nebraska, specializes in eye, ear, nose and throat care and is noted for his medical practice in the local community.
When in doubt about your eyes or Glasses go to A. D. Acker the registered optometrist in Fairbury Nebraska for expert eye care and accurate eyewear fitting.
Chester White male hog for sale farrowed March 1st weight about 175 pounds eligible to registry. F. W. Steffen.
Corrected every Thursday wheat No 2 offering corn No 8 shelled new oats offering produce 0.96 to 0.60 per bushel. Prices reflect standard market quotes for farmers and merchants.
News agency offers to obtain books periodicals and music not in stock upon customer request. Prompt service and access to a wide range of media remain the goal.
Mr C E Reese of Wymore and Mrs E B Reese of Pleasantville Iowa with Mrs Geo Pilla of Cowles Nebr visited here with Miss L O Ballard. Ballard accompanied them to Wymore Tuesday evening and returned Wednesday. Mr and Mrs E B Reese then took Mrs Gustafson home.
Farmers traveling from the south join the Community Club good roads committee to round and grade corners south of Diller from Henrich's corner to the creek bridge. Local businessmen contribute funds and teams for the project. The Clark estate and Mrs Friday's corners are being rounded today.
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