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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1898
Page
4
Jefferson County record notes the school will close next Friday. Also mentions a Sut ton's wallpaper display and local notices. Geo Vance of Fairbury visited Diller on business Tuesday. Advertisement promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a constipation cure with 100 or 250 doses and refund if CCC fails.
A. H. Colman and F. Hartzell woke up the natives in the vicinity of Ellis Tuesday. Bert Ballard was out on the streets Monday for the first time since his recent illness.
A terse ad notes a few second-hand listers, described as good as new, available for sale at low price. Author identified as G. H. TONNEMAKER.
Dr Spellman and Dr Kaupp operate a dental office in Wymore with patient care sessions scheduled every Tuesday and Wednesday each week.
Genuine Bakers Lice Destroyer is offered by J. D. Fanders to kill lice mites and insects on poultry. DeWitt's itch Hazel Salve by J. W. Sutton promises instant relief for burns scalds eczema and skin diseases.
Mrs. Hartzell will lead the Epworth League Sunday evening with the subject Look Up and Lift Up drawn from Psalms 121 and Acts 3 1 8. The program promises uplifting hymns and a short devotional.
Mr. G. A. Knolle the new barber has purchased the Fridley property on Hilton street for 525 dollars and will move his family here about June 1st.
A testimonial from P E Grisnam of Gaars Mills Louisiana praising Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a successful treatment for chronic diarrhoea after other medicines failed. Sold by J W Sutton.
J. H. Moore of Odell attended an church meeting on Wednesday evening where the church’s choice of Elder Moore as pastor is under consideration.
About thirty of Miss Cassie Pat tqn's young friends held a genuine surprise party Tuesday evening for her thirteenth birthday. The evening featured games music and dancing and the crowd dispersed at a seasonable hour.
E. G. Rees preaches on Sunday with topics "The second coming of Christ" and "The End of the World." He will deliver a farewell sermon Sunday evening and plans to evangelize next fall and winter after moving to Diller.
Next Sunday evening in the M. Erchurch Rev A B Grossman will deliver the baccalaureate sermon for the high school graduating class. The commencement exercises follow Friday evening May 20 with Prof Rhodes delivering the class address. Music will be by the Qyl Male Quartette.
A brief shopper notice lists Cork priced at 28 cents in Diller on Tuesday. It also advertises northern grown bulk garden seed from J. D. Fanders and wall paper in latest colors and prices at Sutton's.
An ad promotes No. 1 home grown millet seed at 40c a bushel from G. H. Tonemakers and No-To-Bac at 50c. A guaranteed tobacco habit cure promises to make weak men strong and keep blood pure. Available at druggists for 50c to $1.
With the riding sisters arriving, Lowe & Son's advertisement remains unaltered. The notice notes no modifications or new terms, keeping the original content intact for readers.
Dr. Jeffryes reports the arrival of a girl at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wright yesterday. The newborn adds joy to the household and marks a new addition to the Wright family.
If your teeth need tending to be sure and see Dr. Spellman. He is here every Tuesday and Wednesday. The ladies missionary meeting will be next held at Mrs. A L Trist man on Saturday May 14 at 2 30 o clock.
An uncle of Dr W T Jeffryes from Wallace county Kansas stopped in Diller on Sunday while traveling to Iowa. The notice discourages coughing and promotes One Minute Cough Cure for coughs colds croup gripe and throat or lung troubles attributed to J W Sutton.
A local notice invites women to compare carpet prices at J D Fanders before placing orders. The brief promotes shopping around and highlights the store as a price resource for carpets.
Leslie Osborn Johnny Hayworth Miss Winnie Bodell and Mrs Ida Diller were among those who received new bicycles this week in a community giveaway.
This warning promotes De Witt's Little Early Risers pills to relieve headache constipation and biliousness. It asserts thousands suffer these ailments but could be healthier using the famous small tablets.
Geo. Baker reported about $50 in hay burned yesterday by a hired man burning stalks nearby. The incident occurred a few miles northeast of Diller due to the worker's carelessness.
The Windsorn Music Company of Chicago offers two military tunes for a penny and a half? mail 25 cents in silver or postage to receive the latest Army music. The pieces titled For Country Dear and War Flash are said to retail for 1.00.
An advertisement touts Dr Fenners Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic as a cure for torpid liver dullness irritability and despondence. It promises a refund from J W Sutton of Diller if not satisfied after one bottle.
Mrs Nellie Hayes died last Friday near Hubbell at age 49 years 10 months and 12 days. The funeral was conducted at the Christian church in this city with Elder E G Rees preaching the sermon. Burial followed at Prairie Home Cemetery, with many sympathizing friends accompanying the coffin. She was the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Brown, married Richard Hayes in 1895, and lived near Diller before moving to Hubbell a month before death.
Beatrice notes mention of M. M. Good a Christian Scientist speaking Wednesday evening. J. W. Sutton advertises a full line of drugs paints oils and wallpaper with trade solicited. E Rees attended the lecture as listed in the column.
Mrs H H Vaupel of Narka Kansas arrived Wednesday for a visit with her parents and other relatives in the city.
Dr. Spellman the Wymore dentist was a Diller visitor on professional business Tuesday and Wednesday, his regular days at this place.
G. M. Bixby and the editor visited Steele City on a Tuesday. Time once saw Bixby with many Steele friends, and not all of them have passed away yet.
Burl Ballard left Hardy after a short visit with relatives in Diller and traveled to Crete to work for his brother Al Ballard painting carriages.
Mr. T. N. Burker, treasurer of the Nebraska Central Building and Loan Association of Lincoln, is in the city today promoting his firm. The Nebraska Central ranks first among state institutions in its class and is conducting a large and conservative business.
A South Burgettstown mother recalls her boy nearly dying from whooping cough and credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy. After a few doses, improvement appeared and one bottle cured him entirely. For sale by J. W. Sutton.
Sas R. J. Cally is serving this week at Beatrice. The brief notice confirms ongoing duties and local service.
Messrs Marvin Mills and S Parker Koons were at Beatrice on Wednesday for a local event.
C J Bills of Fairbury was commissioned colonel of the second regiment N and mustered into United States service yesterday.
Lafe Brown living five miles south and a half mile east of Diller lost his barn corn crib and hog sheds to fire on Wednesday afternoon. The barn held 600 bu of shelled corn 50 bu of oats and 5 tons of hay along with a sleigh and Joe Willis harness. Origin traced to the hay mow with an estimated loss of about 800 dollars and no insurance.
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