Telegram-herald., 1891-12-03
GAVE 10 ST. MARKS
Remembered thu Hospital In . sabsrs
riaf MAJ

Isl @aN al aoAAtlS1S S<S0 So1tsAo9s-cas
since Sept. 20.
Cash-Mrs. George Briggs. $40; Mrs.
T. w. PeIce. So; Mrs. S. r. wormley.
$3.50; MIR. and Mrs. A. q. Hodenpyi.
Ssh; F. q. Miller q Co.. $40; st. Marks
Offering. so. Is; Mrs. ~. A. Kendall. $50;
Mrs. Hazelfins's sunday-scnol class.
s.. so; Mrs. w. +. Buck ley. $50; Charles
l.. Oiney, 500; W. IL. Raiguel, S.;
Josepn Weber. soc; A. T. Bowen, SIS;
Mrs. 4. III. Hrntig. si5; Allen Durfee &
Co., IS: Mrs. "a nuel Caro-, SIS; Boyd
Panthnd. So; Mrs. Boyd Panllind.
SIS; Western Mich gan college, sll As;
/. friend. 81; Dir. q. X. Johnson, 500;
L. j. UBrien, $50; Charles w. Cot,
$40; L. L. Mcbride, SIS; 0tte Bros. s.;
ID. Emmett Welsh, 81; Peninsula Co., IS;
Miss Florence Teal. 81; Rt. Rev. George
ID. Gillespie, $50; Mr.. 4. X. Chapman,
81; Mrs. L. +. Earle. $50; Miss Emma
Cham0 Rain. SIS; WIN. Robertson, s.;
Mrs. Joseph Penny, s., Industrial band,
50; Fei!er Il Rec Lumber company,
$50; Mrs. NJ. II. Gaming, 81; Mrs. Anna
Fox, 40; Mrs. NJ. f. Norris. 81; Anton
Hirih, s.; A. +. Worden, So; Mrs. F.
Letelsler, 50. Mrs. G. Granger, 50; l..
). Proyln, 81; Mrs. G. A. Parker, SIS;
Airs. NJ. V. Aldrch. SIS; Mrs. p. r. L..
Pierce, s.; Mrs. L. L. Howard, $40; a
friend, SIS; Foster. Stevens & Co., $40;
Johu' ;. Lawrence, $l0; Mrs. L. J.
O'Brien, $40.
81. Marks offering Thanksgiving dav:
Mrs. III. ID. WaiIens. New York; $25;
Mrs. l.. l.. Richmond. so: DR.. and Mrs.
Campbell Fair, So; DR.. +. w. Temple.
So; j. +. Temple. 81; Mr.. & Mrs. w. X.
Shelby, $40; Mrs. Joseph Heald, So;
Miss Carrie Head. s.; Mrs. K. ID. Col
Inns. So; Mrs. j. +. Mcbride, So; Mrs. i.
A. Maynard, 50; cash, SIS. "a.
Donations-Mrs. +. =. Fuller, ice
cream, flowers. peaches. grapes. linen,
one-half hog, cranberries. one gallon
oysters. threedozen bananas four dozen
oranges, chrysanthemums: Mrs. L. +.
Sweet, jelly; White Il White, three
Dints essence pepsin; Elliott d Co., one
peck bananas, one bushel potatoes, SIX
cans corn, three cabbages, one-half
pound tea; w. d. Stevens, lawn sprink.
Ter; Mrs. A. J. Bovine. eggs, fruit cake.
mince pies; Mrs. A. G.. Hodenpyl, I'm
ems, flannels, coats; Kortlander & Muir
ply. sherry, demljohn whisky; Mrs. A.
q. Graham, infants clothing; Mrs. e.
j. Aldworth, cake for nurses, claret;
Trinity church. bread, biscuits, four
teen dozen doughnuts; Miss Oliver, del
icacies for sick; Mrs. F. Letellier,
cheese, pears, six mince pies; Mrs. w.
F. Buckley, grapes. sweet potatoes; Mrs.
Miller, grapes; Mrs. T. J. O'Brien,
canned fruits, jelly, one gallon picked
peaches, magazines; Mrs. Colt. rubber
bandages; Mrs. Hazle:t. old linen;
Mrs. Fred Mills. clothing; Miss A..
Metheany, angels food, confectionery.
fruit, two bottles Madeira; DR.. A. f..
Jeffreys aud NJ IS Kober, cups, saucers.
coffee pot, butter plates; Mrs. Joseph
Penney, jelly. grapes, dictionary; L. L.
c.. cake. sandwiches. salad; Mrs. +. A..
Maynard, angels TODD, sweet potatoes;
friend, one dozen towels; Mrs. C.
Granger, one dozen forks, half dozen
spoons, dressing gowns; Mrs. r. =.
Sinclair, one bushel apples. jelly, linen,
roll carpet; DR.. q. X. johnson. Irriga-
tor for operating room; Mrs. j. f.
Earle, chandelier, toilet set, night
gowns; Mrs. ]. G. Shields, toilet set;
Mrs. I. p. Wormiey, cotton cloth, tur.
key; Girls Friendly society, grapes,
angels food; Mrs. J. 3. Evans, ice
cream; Mrs. Campbell FAIR, seven tea
pots, five creamers; friend, papers;
Mss Chamberlain, linen; friend, toys;
Mrs. F. A. Gorham, gas fixture. rock
ing char; William Robertson, gas fix
ture; Ii. d. Walbridge, gas stove; t. A.
Renwick, one dozen Boston ivies
planted; Mrs. f. f. Dryden, sandwiches;
DR.. VANITY, six glasses jelly, one doz, n
knitted wash cloths; Charles Kreutz,
celery; DR.. William Rose, one busIel
apples, one-half bushci potatoes; Shat
tuck g. Trowbridge, listing for doors;
Henry Smith, three chrysanthemlums;
A. b. KnowlsOn, one cord block wood
Security Parcel Delivery company, use
Of wagon for three days; +. Pegler,
seven chickens, four turkeys, one goose;
Mrs. S. p. Schwartz, jelly, canned fruit,
grapes, doilies; j. J. Wagner, two
bushels potatoes, celery, one pound
tea; Mrs. w. r. Shelby, clothing; Mrs.
b. X. Pierce, one gallon oysters; John
Mohrhard. meat TO value OF $40; Mrs.
Idema, two pillows; Enos Putnam, two
tons coal; Bishop Gillespie, seven jars
fruit, malt; Mrs. w. d, Gilbert, jelly,
fruit, jar picked peaches; Voigt,
Herpolsnemer & Co., one bolt
unbleached muslin, six pairs
hose, thirteen yards calico;
DR.. A. Robinson, turkey; Mrs. j.. Z.
Hawkins, jelly, fruit; Lemon, Wheeler
4 Co., one barrel rolled oats; Mrs. q.
K. Mayhem, fifty pounds of Hour; Ball
Barnhart, Putnam & Co., two dozen
cans OF fruit, five pounds of seiec,
Mocha coffee, ten pounds of Japan tea
Mrs. Stewart Johnson, two doz,
oranges, ten pounds of sugar; Western
Beef and Provision company, two
turkeys; Mrs. L. NJ. Gray, ST. Paul, two
dozen oranges, one dozen lemons, three
pounds of coffee, three pounds of rice
]. w. McGowen, one lamb; Ira Z.
Hatch, twenty pounds of graduated
sugar; George B. Mcclure, squash. cab
mage, potatoes, NJ. c. Goosen. loo
pounds of -four; Ethel Buckley. books,
magazines; z. j. Hefrick, two turkeys,
FIVE pounds of tea; Thomas Gray. one
gallon of cream; e. G.. A. Voigt h Co.
one barrel of -four; Mrs. F. j. Nelson,
100 pounds of flour; Mrs. c. +. Sargent,
cake for nurses; Mrs. NJ. A. Kendall
dressing gown; Eaton n Lyon, book o'
receipts; star Clothing company. mems
clothing, hats, gloves. etc, F. Van
Driele d Co., twenty-five pounds corr
meal, twenty-five pounds buckwheat
twenty-five pounds graham -four, fif
teen pounds pearl barley. two poundi
fariua, ten pounds homany.