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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1899
Page
8
The Methodist ladies postpone their supper indefinitely and photographer G W Wilson moves his gallery from Jefferson to Barneston on Wednesday. The Christian Women’s Board of Missions schedules a meeting at Dr Jeffryes’ residence on Friday August 4 at 2 pm.
J. B. Zook returned yesterday from St. Joe with two car loads of hogs he kept for a higher price, seeking a more favorable market.
Farmers face cuts burns and bruises that heal faster with prompt Ballard's Snow Liniment use. Sold by J. W. Sutton at 25 and 50 cents.
A Diller town band will perform at the A U W picnic August 12. The event brings local residents together for music and community celebration.
Mr. Mark Davis and his wife traveled from Beatrice on Wednesday after receiving word that Mrs. Gillispie, the doctors sister in law, was ill.
A vintage ad promotes HERBINE as a cure for chills fever and liver troubles. It claims the remedy prevents sickness with a few doses and lists J. W. Sutton as the supplier.
A notice details obtaining a bonded abstract for J. Monroe Davis from Bonded Abstract over First National Bank in Fairbury to ensure smoother real estate sales and loan approvals. The item emphasizes readiness and proper title documentation with the local bank.
John Stotte of Republican City sends a remittance for the Record dated June 1 1900 and notes best crop prospects since moving there with best wishes to all.
Mr A Sanders writes from Cocoanut Grove Florida about a diarrhoea epidemic. He suffered a severe attack and was cured by four doses of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He recommends it to others who say it is the best medicine they ever used. For sale by all druggists.
Sergeant Hugh Clapp of Co D son of Hammond Clapp Steele City was wounded in March at Guiguinto Philippines. An Associated Press correspondent reports the bullet remains in his thigh likely leaving him crippled.
For sale by J. C. Blauser. Mrs. A. L. Tristman and Mrs. J. W. Williams spent an hour or two in Fairbury Monday. Mrs. Adelia Harding of Hebron has been elected Chief of Honor of rare Lodge Degree of Honor.
At the town council last meeting John C. Gillett was elected to fill the vacancy created by G H Gale and has accepted the office and qualified.
The Woodman picnic at Steele City yesterday drew a crowd from Diller in the afternoon. Reporters note a pleasant time but grim attendance due to threatening weather.
G H Tonnemaker and family left Wednesday in a covered wagon bound for Blue Hill Kansas in Mitchell county to spend one or two weeks with Charley Packer and family Mrs Tonnemaker and Mrs Packer are sisters.
Bam Diller, clerking in Uhiey and Co's clothing store at Fairbury, has been at home for a couple of weeks visiting with his parents Mr and Mrs J B Diller north of town. He expects to go to work again tomorrow.
The Twice-a-week State Journal promises postpaid delivery with world news until after the election for 25 cents. It touts the Fighting First regiment's return and notes it is a leading Nebraska paper printed at the state capital and priced cheaply at a quarter.
Mrs Ada F E Hart of Groton writes she cured a deadly lung consumption after four doctors gave up. She credits Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds, taking eight bottles to recovery. Trial bottles free at J W Sutton’s drug store. regular sizes 50c and 1.00 with guarantee or refund.
Mrs Edna Mattie Ames wife of Solon Eugene Ames and oldest daughter of William H and Matilda Haaver died Wednesday after a long illness. The funeral arrangements were to be announced by the Haaver family.
Fred Morrison led yesterday into the Adams one in an event recorded by local observers. The brief note highlights Morrison's role in a recent event linked to Adams.
Tom Chambers reports his wagon end gate and a buggy neck yoke are missing after traveling to town on Wednesday. He asks finders to notify him or leave the items at this office.
Advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for sick and nervous headaches. It claims the pills purify blood, strengthen nerves, and boost health, costing 25 cents per box with money back if not cured, sold by J W Sutton.
Sam Thompson won a small purse in a pony race against Arthur Pitts. Weston Hauver beat Mendall Mann in a foot race after each put up two dollars.
The Jefferson County Republican Central Committee met at Fairbury last Saturday and called for a county convention on August 5 to nominate a full county ticket and select delegates to the state convention. Primaries are set for Wednesday August 2 at 8 p m with Pleasant precinct receiving twelve delegates.
Representatives of the Greater America Exposition meet the Filipino Village in San Francisco. They travel east in twelve decorated coaches to advertise the event. The village and grounds are ready August first with animals birds and homes on display. Paine's fireworks and Dan Godfrey’s band receive praise as the grand exposition opens west of Chicago.
The A U W lodge announces a packed program with Hatha P Ludden of Lincoln at 11 00 am to inspire attendees before the afternoon train. At 1 30 pm Ans Dares of Manor follows, and at 2 00 pm Hon E J extends a Nebraska address to close. Everyone is urged to attend.
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