Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03

return grateful tnanks for the follow
ing donations received At Thanksgiv-
ing time and since the last acknowl-
edgmeut III September:
Money-Dr. Charles Shepard, SIS;
julius Berkey, $50; Phoenix Furniture
company, SIS; Wagner Bros, $50, Mrs.
NJ. K Bissel. $25; Mrs. Laura Stevens,
IS; friend. 30 cents; A. A. Hall, 81; {.
w. Colt, SIS: MIRA Emily Lyon, 50;
Mrs. v. +. Scranton, s.; Mrs. +. Loett-
gert, IS.
Thanksgiving Collections-Park Con-
gregational church. 1870; Westmin-
ster Presbyterian, $32.s0; Division
Street ii. E.. $500; Fountain Street
Baptist, $50; Mrs. Frank Dyke. 81; Mrs.
John Patton, So; Star Clothing house,
So; DAVID Robinson, $2.S5; Mrs. Judge
Montgomery, 81; &c. Levi, IS; John
Martin, $40; George Stekstee, $o-s1;
James Smith, 20 cents; friend,
81; Mrs. 'Kleinhans, 25 cents;
friend, Sl.25; L. X. Renwick, So;
Miss Netne Dickinson. SIPS; for free
beds. Mrs. BIssell. $500; Mrs. Carpenter,
500; Mrs. Stanton aud Mrs. Berkey,
500; in memberships, 500; from boxes,
$500.
Groceries, provisions, meats, ETC..
G. Sludley, 100 lbs flour. Voigt Milling
company, 200 lbs flour; NJ. C.. Goosen,
100 los flour; Sears Cracker company
barrels crackers; Enos Putnam. 2 tons
OF coal; Willard Barnnart, lbs coffee,
10 lbs tea; Franklin Barnhart, bushels
of potatoes; Hill Domestic bakery, 70
loaves of bread; Mrs. Phelps, flour,
sugar. candy. nuts; Valley City Milling
company, 10 loaves of bread; Mrs. w.
A. Berkey. / bushel apples; children
OF Wealthy avenue school, bushels of
potatoes. vegetables, II bushels of
apples, jelly and canned fruit; Trinity
church by the Rev. Johnston. fruit
and vegetables from Harvest fes-
tival; Mrs. William B. Ledyard,
Is turkeys u gallons oysters;
+. ]. Dcttenthaler. 10 quarts oysters;
ID. d. Cody. two turkeys; n. L.
Avery, 6 chickens, jellies, fruits.
etc.; Mrs. Charles Shepard, 8 quarts
fruit; . friend. can fruit, l glass
jelly; Mrs. H. c. Russell, cans fruit, l
bottle chow-chow, can French peas;
A. L. Smith. quarts fruit; Mrs.
Arthur Graham, 6 glasses jelly; Mrs.
H. P. Baker. . quantity of jelly. rasp-
berry vinegar and canned peaches; Mrs.
Birney H0yt, gallon grape preserves,
quarts marmalade, 2 quarts pickles;
Mrs. S. p. Swartz, 2 quart peach pre-
serves, quart pickles, l quart wine;
David Robinson, basket grapes; second
hand clothing, shirts, underwear, old
linen and cotton and infants' clothing
from Mesdames N. K. Johnson, .
friend, Hillyer, Gibbons. Charles Rood,
William Alden Smith, John Ricken-
baugh, q friend; books, magazines and
papers, Mesdames NJ. s. Crosby, James
Hunt, Barlow, Graves. William A..
Smith, DR.. Joy and the Y. NJ. Z. A.
Miscellaneous An invalid's wheel
chair, Harry's gift BY his mother, Mrs.
Baird; flowers from Mrs. Heald and
Mrs. Edward Taggart; Miss Sara
Smith, two beautiful plants for
children's ward; Lakeview school,
fifty scrap picture books; Palmer,
Mech Il Co., So in stationery; Mrs.
Verdier, three boxes of cake, cookies
and candies; Mrs. NJ. r. Bissell, one
granite double boiler, one bolt of mus
lin. twenty-five yards cotton cloth, two
dozen buttons, basket of vegetables,
block of ice cream; T. d. Gilbert and
Moseley Brothers, two bushels peaches;
Maccabee lodge, two bushels onions,
nine pans, teapots, two pals; one
basin, one steamer; Mrs. Charles Grim
nell, package of shoes; Mrs. W. H. An
| derson, cookies and doughEuts; Mrs.
L. II. Whitney, twelve quarts ice cream,
basket of cake; Mrs. E. q. Gregory,
one bed spring; one mattress: Payne
Bedding company, five mattresses re-
pared; Mrs. D. D. Cody, sandwiches,
Saratoga potatoes. one-half bushel
pears, one. half dozen glasses of jelly;
Grant Ice company. IS IN ice; Alex
Kennedy, two gallons Old Pepper whis-
key; Division Street NJ. E. church,
| sandwiches, doughnuts and cold meats.
Mrs. CHARLES BERKEY,
Sec u. B. A.