Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-17

The W0mAn's Home aud Hospital
have received inc folloslDg DONATIONS
snce Nay >, Is3z. byron unloo, ten
eua<ts canned fruit and Cae dozen Tea
SPOONS, 04akeso UalOD. nse pair pii.os
cases, ak towels. three sheets, Two
shrmise. old linen, dried peaches,
cherry bark. hope, sage ooneset' cf.rd
elder blossoms. Ollyet Union, t*ensy
ons quarts canned trust Co4t saLSf
union, ans qullt, three sheels; Marcel
ins ua.on, one qullsi ieeumsen union,
two quilts. o0s towel two sheets, TWO
pair pillow cases, CiaEksson union, one
Quilt. Sherwood uHloas one quit anu
clothing; DoFr union, tsenty cans
fruit, spring Lake union Ifult ana
clothing; Elmlra union, -FOUR
teen cans OF fruit heading
unIon, box bedding Big Praari7
union, Quilt; Mrs. Ella V. Cook. nu'i.-
Der OF union Signals Mrs. w +. biAAs'
underwear ana children's clothink'
Mira. Basslngvalts TWO pumpkin pies
Mrs. y. K Newman, reading matter;
Miss Mary Douglas, fiye yards canton
flannel; Mrs. Emma Wheeler, % cents
for placing hilehing post; Mrs. L l.
Davidson. cucumber pickles; the Ea-
rsxa club, baby clothing; Ma y. y
Van Dine, four PAIR shoes. Mrs SARAH
smith, . quantity or beautiful roses 4
friend, chow-chow and papers; MIS- :.
n. Bali, one table, three gallons Oh VIM
egar. twelve cans fruit. rnubarb' hfs.
Nick a. one and one half bushels pota-
toes, one crocneted worstsd s2lfti low
sra one boz Battle Greek sanltxrlum
eracksrs: Mrs. c. p. Foot, one chair
cushion. one alcohol lamp. one rorsted
hSR Ia
dies ffomeJ ournal, three singing books;
Ell. Herrick. asparagrass, twelve quarts
strawberries. , busnelsapples, groceries;
Mira. Church, several pounds OF butter;
Mrs. Eaglssfiold, flowers. shoes anu
clothing; Mrs. l.. A. fayp, old linen;
= friend, eight quarts fruit; friend !.
one clock, one erutch. number OF
singing books. one can fruit; Mr.. l.. d.
Harris. Sl0 box OF toilet paper; Mrs.
Winch, one crutch; +. SEekstee 4 Sons,
az PAIN fans, one suit underclofhing;
news BOYS picnic by democratic press,
doughnuts and bologna sausage; MIS-.
Goodman, flowers and tomatoes,
pickles; Central meat market, STEAK;
Mrs. L. NJ. Scott, old linen; DIVISION
street NJ. f. Church picnic, one cake,
three lOGves bread; friend; twelve
ears corn; Mrs. Monroe. one peck pears;
Miss Abbte Field. five dozen green
corn; Mrs. Skeeis, flowers; Atlantic anu
Pacsfic tea store, i've pounds coffee;
Mrs. L. Wood, Dishes; William Rem
wick, sugar, jam, baked beans and
pies for fair; City bakery.
tlscuits for fair; DR.. Hammond,
reading matter; Mrs. w Cole, ten
pounds sugar; Mrs. NJ. c. Barber,
flowers aud reading matter; the Rev.
Mrs. Gould. SIX quarts tomatoes; Mr..
Henry spring, one SUIT underclothing;
Mr.. Jsmison, one PAIR hose; Mrs. Cole
man, wasnoowl and pitcher: Mrs y.
Stephens, one upholstered chair; Foun-
tam Street Baptist church. cake
Madam BOISE, reading matter; Mrs. H.
Street, one b1shel apples; Mrs. IL. 5,
BIgelow, two nightdresses, one paii
pillow cases; Mrs. Brown, canned to.
matoes; Mrs. +. Hall, baby clothing
Irs. t. Holmes, one barrel potatoes
Mrs Phillips. reading matter; NJ. +,
church, cake, meat and bread; White 4
White, quantity medicine; Scribner
quantity medicine; Hazeltne & Perk
ms, quantity medicine; Mrs. Y. K
Perry, reading matter; Mrs Longfel
low. can mixed pickles and chow-chow
also the different daily press OF TIT
city favors and papers received.
The board OF managers gratefully re
turn thanks for sll past favors, sn6
hope TO be kindly remembered again II
THANKSGIVING offerings.
MIS- LIBBIE SMITH. Secretary.