NX Needlework club holds annual Christmas tree party
The NX Needlework club hosted a Christmas tree and party yesterday at Mrs. P. J. Martin’s Fremont street home. Seventeen members attended with gift exchanges, a three course repast, and festive lighting. Mrs. Julia Pettit leaves tomorrow for Daytona Beach, Florida for the winter.
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NX Needlework Club
P. J. Martin
W. G. Wise
Fremont Street
E.L. Jones
Blanche Martin
Julia Pettit
Daytona
Fla
City in Brief Holiday News and Local Visits
The city notes a string of holiday travel and visitors. Phillip Gross leaves for Dubuque to spend Christmas with relatives. Elsie Edwards heads to Oskaloosa. Hazel Green returns from Dennison University to Granville for holidays. Major Marcham and family arrive from Greeley. Mrs. Lest goes to Clarksville until Jan 1. Frank Boyle to Fort Dodge on business. Bert and Fink visit in town. W. G. Reynolda back from Vinton and Dysart. Celeste Olsen begins work at American Nobles. J. B. Wheelan visits from Minneapolis. Earl Eighmey returns from Bradley Institute for holidays. Bridges plans to travel to Almena, Kan.. Miss Genevieve Herrington to Oelwein for Christmas. W. B. McMurray to set up solo practice in Black Hawk Bank building. Robert Smith earns top sales prize for Saturday Evening Post copies. Hull heads to Dubuque to meet his 85-year-old father. Hull and family from Chicago, Charles City to join holiday visit. Rev Philts daughter Eva Hull and sons Clarence and Dwight will be in Waterloo for Christmas.
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Elsie Edwards
A. H. Nickell
Oskaloosa
Hazel Green
Dennison University
Granville
W. M. Green
Fourth Street West
Alfred Churchill Marcham
Greeley
J. W. Lest
Clarksville
E. D. Hull
Dubuque
T. N. Hull
Chana
Waterloo
Mr. Hull
Rev. Fhilt
Eva Hull
Chicago
Clarence and
Dwight
Charles City
General Markets Report from Amson Bros & Co Chicago Board of Trade
Estimated receipts for today include hogs 125000 cattle 3000 sheep 28000. Hogs opened weak then closed steady with mixed and butcher prices 7.55 to 7.95 for various weights. tomorrow’s receipts estimated at 15000 and leftovers 3606. Cattle opened weak with beeves 4.50 to 7.25, Texas and western steers 4.00 to 6.295, cows and heifers 2.40 to 6.15, calves 2.6 to 9.85. Sheep opened weak to 10 cents lower with native 2.40 to 4.18, western 2.75 to 4.10, yearlings 2.44 to 5.60, native lambs 4.25 to 6.25, western lambs 4.75 to 6.25. Also lists various cash grain and stock prices across exchanges and markets.
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