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Iowa Byington Reed diary, January 1, 1907-December 31, 1909
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Thursday December 24 1908 I felt very tired after so much walking yesterday I did the work and made some tatting and fixed a pair of pants for Will. He sold three steers today for $146.20 and six brood sows for $72.00. There was a [trio?] down to the church but I did not go down. Friday December 25 1908 It was rather cold and windy but not storming. I got my basket of things ready to go down at 10.12 and Will came later. The [trio?], the presents and dinner were what they generally are. Allie [Holsom?] had come from [Grinnell?] so we had a good visit with her. Will came home at 3.50 I went up home and Otts folks came up there for lunch and we had a [grab-bag?] and a lot of fun. Ott came down to the [track?] with me at 8.30. I got a handkerchief from Mrs Brown at [Deloran?] and a rubber case from Lydia in the mail. Rob & Cora went to [Besmers?] at 3.30 to stay over Sunday. They gave me a book. Hattie a bag of [illegible] paper Fannie a doilie & [watch?] box. LeGrand a [legible]. William a [pin?] holder. Allie a towel Ida & Nellie a handkerchief. Mother a dollar and I told Will my fur coat would do for him this year.
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Thursday December 24 1908 I felt very tired after so much walking yesterday I did the work and made some tatting and fixed a pair of pants for Will. He sold three steers today for $146.20 and six brood sows for $72.00. There was a [trio?] down to the church but I did not go down. Friday December 25 1908 It was rather cold and windy but not storming. I got my basket of things ready to go down at 10.12 and Will came later. The [trio?], the presents and dinner were what they generally are. Allie [Holsom?] had come from [Grinnell?] so we had a good visit with her. Will came home at 3.50 I went up home and Otts folks came up there for lunch and we had a [grab-bag?] and a lot of fun. Ott came down to the [track?] with me at 8.30. I got a handkerchief from Mrs Brown at [Deloran?] and a rubber case from Lydia in the mail. Rob & Cora went to [Besmers?] at 3.30 to stay over Sunday. They gave me a book. Hattie a bag of [illegible] paper Fannie a doilie & [watch?] box. LeGrand a [legible]. William a [pin?] holder. Allie a towel Ida & Nellie a handkerchief. Mother a dollar and I told Will my fur coat would do for him this year.
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