Local deliveries and departures mark morning trains
J C Knight left for West Liberty to oversee business during the day. C G Kruger of East Front street travels to Davenport for a short visit. Anna Dwyer of Wilton returns home after recent city days. Gertrude Moynahan heads to Wilton to teach at Wilton college. Maude Hopkins and Mrs August Hopkins depart for Mt Pleasant after a city visit. Anna Nuckles leaves Fairport area for West Branch. Dr Klaffenbach, dentist, operates over Leysen's shoe store. Sibald and Carrie Walker depart Wilton after visiting Z Black's home. Pearl Frymeyer goes to West Liberty after visiting her ill mother at Bellevue hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Hopkins
Miss Maude
Mt. Pleasant
City
Sibald and
Carrie Walker
Wilton
Pearl Frymeyer
West Liberty
Geo. Frymoyer
Bellevue Hospital
D. E. Smith
Olga Smith
Grace Woodhouse
H. E. Strong
J. B. Bloom
Muscatine
Gertrude Moynahan
Joe Baynes
M. Welch
Crewe Hill
Geo. McCartney
Mystic
Clara Daut
Harry Shafit
Ladies of the Grace Reformed Church
Nelson’s
C. P. Teeple
Hilda Maurer
Ameno
Iowa City
M. E. Nelson and Sons
Durant
A. T. Nelson
E. Friedericksen
Grace
Harvey Frymeyer
Davenport
Velma Whitmer
Frank Beard
Choir Book Theft at Tabernacle Prompting Hopeful Return
Pr and Mrs E H King urge a speedy conversion of the thief who took song books from the choir in the tabernacle last Monday evening and request the return of the books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
E. H. King
Program 15 Arranged For Prayer Meetings
General Superintendent I M Woolverton organises cottage prayer meetings for tomorrow at 10 o clock. Districts list the homes, leaders, and pastors including Mrs L B Settlemire Mrs W H Randlem an Mrs J L Coulter and Rev J X N Elliott with details for each district and host address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll. M. Woolverton
L. B. Settlemire
Ed. Priester
Nebraska St
P. Fry
J. E. Hoopes
Stewart
P. M. Conant
W. H. Randleman
Gerd. Bromley
New Hampshire St. Leader
A. J. Kempton
J. L. Coulter
T. D. Mitchell
B. D. Randleman
Bismarck St. Leader
Mae Shoemaker
Fred Hoeffiin
Lucas St
Mabel Addleman
Hannah Bruntink
May Villa Patten
Nora Ellman
Hershey Ave
J. XN. Elliott
Brandt
Ficken
Willian Kemptner
Pine St
Julius Schmidt
Mary Robertson
Sara Bilkey
J. Springer
Mulberry Ave
H. F. Martin
A. J. Hurlbut
East Eighth St
G. W. Porter
Majestic Family Theatre presents world renowned Ring Artists
Majestic Family Theatre features MAJESTIC: FAMILY THEATRE WALMUND AND BENDER, ex Ring Artists, once with Ringling Bros, acclaimed as greatest artists. CHARLIE ALLMAN, black faced comedian from Lew Dockstader’s troupe, and PROF. BUDZILENA, lightning caricature cartoonist. Matinee 3 p.m. Evening 7:15 and 8:30. Admission 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walmund and
Bender
Ringling Bros
Charlie Allman
Lew Dockstader
Minstrels
Budzilena
Community Meeting Addresses and Leaders Listed
Hoeffiin at 1129 Logan Street and Mrs. Herman Jagow at 1101 Kindler Avenue host district meetings. Leaders include Rev. AL Tilgner, Miss Nellie Robertson, Mrs. Charles Reesink, and C. C. Harper in Freund and Bridgeman Street districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Ogilvie
Geo. H. Wiles
East Seventh St. Leader
C. C. Harper
E. A. Ogilvie
East Third St. Leader
J. B. Down
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promises Fast Healing
Advertising note for Bucklen's Arnica Salve sold at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store. Claims antiseptic treatment for sores burns piles eczema and salt rheum with a price of 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Arnica
Havercamp
Chicago Markets Open Mixed as Grain, Meat Prices Move
Furnished by Miner and Co. trades on the Chicago Board of Trade show wheat, corn, oats, pork, lard and hogs with May and Dec futures quoted. Hogs closed 10 to 5 cents higher at a top of 4.85 while daily receipts list 17 wheat, 2 corn, 89 oats contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miner & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
H. J. Frenzel
Chicago Commodities and Livestock Markets Report
Chicago markets on December 11 show wheat futures at about $1.00 per bushel with December at 93 cents, corn May opening around 55 to 56 cents, oats May near 52 to 53 cents, and rye cash at 77 cents. Pork, lard, and ribs for January trade in the low to mid figures. live stock receipts include cattle at 32,000 with a 10 cent drop, hogs at 30,000 with gains up to 10 cents, and sheep with steady demand and lambs around 3.75 to 6.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jly
Chicago Poultry Market Prices Steady
Chicago December 11 poultry market reports steady trend with turkeys at 8 12 cents, chickens at 9 cents, springs at 6 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Springs
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Declines and Steady Prices
Chicago market reports butter steady with creamery cows 20 to 28 cents, dairies 17 to 25, eggs steady at 24 to 25 cents for fresh laid stock, other offerings as low as 18. New York market notes butter and eggs firm and unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Market grain and produce quotes from multiple markets
New York market reports show Wheat May at 17 7 cents and Corn May at 65 cents. St Louis quotes Wheat May at 1.00 and Corn May at 53 5 cents, plus Oats at 51 cents. Peoria notes Corn No 3 at 48 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Peoria
Poultry prices steady in New York market
New York on December 11 reports dressed poultry prices with chickens at 13 to 16 cents per pound, turkeys 15 to 18 cents, and fowls 10 to 13 cents, reflecting steady demand and standard market margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Market prices and produce listings from the Corn-Market to the Flower Market
A dense list of commodity prices across grains, eggs, dairy, meats, produce, and flowers. It covers corn, oats, wheat, cracked corn, popcorn, bran, oil meal, shorts, barley, eggs, butter, feeds, beef, veal, lamb, sheep, poultry, vegetables, canned goods, fish, fruits, and flowers with various per unit or per weight quotes and vendor notes. It reflects a late 19th or early 20th century market ledger style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Produce Co
Young
Community Thanks For Sympathy After Loss
We extend heartfelt thanks to the Rebekah lodge and friends who offered sympathy and kindness to ease the sorrow caused by the death of a wife, daughter, and sister. W. R. Schmitt. Sarah Smith and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
W. R. Schmitt
Sarah Smith
Local Visitors Arrive for Weekend at Morrison Home
Morning Sun reports Mrs. Lairs and her children from Ainsworth Texas visited Saturday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. D H Morrison. Mrs. Stanley Matthews also arrived Saturday from Kearney Nebraska for a stay with relatives, reflecting a busy weekend in the town.
Local church notes and charity board changes
Visitors from Eldon and Des Moines call on local families. Miss Cannon travels for a sister’s illness in Burlington. Des Moines children’s home advocate Shaw aids the cause. Prof. Graham preaches at United Presbyterian. McClurkin attends presbytery in Fairfield. J W Glasgow resigns from Iowa Children’s Home board. Thos McClement elected president. Board lineup listed. United Presbyterian calls pastors Fred Elliott and J C Marshall. Elliott visits town after arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ochiltree
Lyda Marsh
Eldon
Geo. H. Simpson
M. Cannon
Burlington
Nesbit
Miss Shaw
Des Moines
Prof. Graham
Monmouth
Iil
United Presbyterian Church
E. L. McClurkin
Fairfield
Presbytery
J. W. Glasgow
Iowa Children’s Home Society
Thos. McClement
G. Cunningham
J. F. Holiday
J. A. Swan
Wm. Beck
C. P. Pierce
R. H. Cavin
John Reed
Ed. Lyman
United Presbyterian Congregation
Fred Elliott
Waterloo
J. C. Marshall
Columbus City
Elliott
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Ruthenberg Clothing Company
East Second ST
Chrysanthemums
J. E. Kranz
Ocal News
J. C. Knight
C. G. Kruger
East Front Street
Anna Dwyer
Wilton College
Anna Nuckles
Fairport
West Branch
Dr. Klaffenbach
Leysen
I. M. Wool
Verton
Westrate
Cone
Wallace
Brook St. Leader
Ross Hurlbut
F. S. Bird
McKinley St. Leader
J. Chenoweth
Whistler
East Fifth St
Ben. Mayink
Lindsay
Culver St
A C. Wilts
Peterson
Isett Ave
H. Horst
Hagerman
Susan Stiles
Maple Ave
H. Jameson
Henry Jayne
Geo. Weltz
Cedar St
Red Cross
Wilson
Family Theatre
Nobby Line
Ec. &E
Token, Malone & Co
Muscatine Markets
Malaga
Basin
Ocean
America
Geo. Eiiman
Sea Mies Peer al
Aaa
Hinkel & Flannery
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