Mail Entry From Diller Nebraska Office
A postal entry filed at the Diller Nebraska office indicates transmission through the mails is in progress for the listed item.
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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1895
Page
4
A postal entry filed at the Diller Nebraska office indicates transmission through the mails is in progress for the listed item.
A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Reinhart yesterday. Sam Diller of Fairbury was visiting in the city Saturday. It began raining Wednesday morning and continued most of the day. The Agoorp newspaper cost $1.00 per year for local families near Diller.
Last Sunday drew crowds as residents took to walks and rides, enjoying pleasant weather and a relaxed day. Families and neighbors filled parks and streets, sharing small talks and casual activities.
The B. and M. company has laid off all its section men for the winter, leaving only the foreman to handle duties.
C W Pearce plans to operate a barber shop in Elkhorn Nebraska after traveling there yesterday. Lind Nelson won a sheriff’s race in Gage county by 105 and Jacob Klein won treasurer by 127. Mr Lock of Omaha visited the city over the weekend with Mr and Mrs T Collinson. Ruben Goodge was at Leigh. Thomas Chambers of Swanton, Amos Bush’s brother in law, broke a leg in a run away near Fairbury. Alva Shively is moving into a residence near the post office. T Collinson moved stock into Jos Bixby’s store, creating a pleasant room. George Owens returned Saturday from Wood River, took a winter cattle feeding job, and will go back next week.
While chasing Cattie H. Johnson of Hubble a wire clothes line snapped him in the mouth. He lost two or three teeth but the damage was not considered serious.
Sup t Atkinson visited the Dille public schools Monday and expressed pleasure with the showing in the departments. He praised the discipline and orderly march of pupils from building to recesses noon and evening, and urged more encouragement from parents and friends of education through visits to the schools.
The Townemaker and family from Lanham visited relatives in this city on Sunday. Railroad bridge men are constructing snow fences along the track both east and west of town.
Mrs. Ewere returned today to Sutton Nebraska after spending a couple of weeks visiting her daughter Mrs. L P Raymond in the area.
Yesterday was horse day in Diller. Mr. Fisher of Chillicothe, a horse buyer, arrived to assemble a car load for the St. Louis market in Missouri.
Ruben Goodge and his mother traveled to Fairbury yesterday to handle matters related to the settlement of his father's estate.
Prof Vancil introduces an outside reading feature in a high school history course. The method highlights important historical points and makes study more engaging for students.
Uncle John Williams came back Monday evening from Brown county Kansas where he worked for several weeks. His family has moved to J W Hemminger's place for the winter.
In our city high school a Latin class shows splendid progress after entering the intellectual tussle with the mysteries of the conjugation of the verb amo and related phrases.
AbyRARGhy started from the cook stove and overwhelmed the home while Mrs. Fesler aided, most goods saved, no insurance. James Long's son Jim suffered a serious neck cut last week after a fall. surgeon Dr. Miller repaired it and the boy is recovering. Mr. Stark Hayes reports his wife recovered from a recent operation at Dr. Grant Freeborn Sanitarium. Mrs. Heyes was visiting in Diller yesterday.
Mrs. 8 L Halliday of Livingston Montana visits sister Mrs I M Kendall in town as tax and business notices mention Axcom reducing annual rates to one dollar.
Coyotes seen in numbers north of town with up to four together. Silas Diller shot at one recently and Sam Rickabaugh reports several chickens killed or taken.
A social evening at the G T Eick home one mile east of Diller featured youthful gaiety and class entertainment. Music and games mingled with light refreshments as Miss Lizzie Eick hosted a gathering with numerous Misses and Messrs including Anna Steer Jessie Condon Lizzie Emery Katie Diller Anna Peffly Allie Geer Olive Ballard Anna Waggoner Lillie Brandt Bertha Henderson Jennie Kendall Charley Osborn Park Koons Will Woods A H Coleman Burl Ballard Robt Stermer John Strain Calvin Waggoner and Parnell Condon among others.
The county canvass shows the total vote polled in Jefferson county at the late election as 2,469 with majorities listed for state and county tickets. The record notes no statewide judicial tickets and provides aggregate results for the county.
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