The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-04
SALVATION ARMY SOCIAL WORK.
Report of the Food and shelter DEPART
ment-f 'ustomer.s Wanted for Wood.

fHeHt-Nustomefs8 w aAtS0 Tor W oou.
In his monthly report for February +.
II. Fowler, vino is In charge OF the food
and shelter department of the Salvation
Arny's social work at Weller and South
Second streets. shows that much good is
being done In relieving the distress or the
needy. During that month s.s1 meals
were furnished and 3.425 lodgings given.
Garments were given 20 30 persons. en-
ployment was found for 81 men and wo-
men, E outside families were relieved and
So baths were given.
The receipts of the shelter are hardly
equal TO the expenses thereof. though
they would be IL SUFFICIENT number OF
customers could be found for the wood
yard. Mr.. Fowler says that the yard is
now Wen stocked with stove wood cut 10
any size, and he appeals 10 ali persons
using such TO send in their orders for
some, and thus. while getting full value
for their money. aid to maintain an in
stitution which Is doing much toward re-
lieving the needs OF the unemployed.
These orders can be sent In by telephone
5Gs and will receive prompt attention
During the month the following dona-
tioEs were received: cash-Rlaine De
vries s.. G.. b. Adair. 81. San Francisco
Shoe Company 81, g. C.. Goerke 81. korn-
Rumsey Company soc. l.. a Treen ii.
Stewart x Holmes $50. G. T. Gilmore zoe,
l.. kiodt 81, Seattle Savings bank SOC. N.
r.. Backus 81. National Bank of Com
merce $50. Bank OF British Columbia
SOC. Dexter T. Sapp 81. DR. d. A Mitchell
5oc. Seattle Brewing and Mating Com
pany s.. Goidstein Hat Company 81. c. f.
Crane 81. A. Hansen g. Puget Sound Ma
chinery Depot. 81. N. II. Thedinga, 81.
Guarantee Loan and Trust Company $.
Scandinavian-America bank. s.. so. STRAIT
ton. Lewis a Gilman g. +. O. Graves 81.
Lees pharmacy, soc. C. @. Emery 81. DIR.
shannon SOC, DIR. kibbe 81. w. kerkow
&c. Lowman & Hanford s., NJ. X.
Gottstein soc. DIR. Eagieson s.. j. III. Allen
81, DIR. Young 81. j. A. Bailiargeon s.,
Bonney & Stewart $40. G. X coryeli 81.
Rev. Clark Davis 81. 10. William Martin
soc, O. II. Wade 5oc, NJ. F. Backus 81.
Judge Burke 81. Il. c. Calhoun &c. r. w.
Jones 81, Dave Monroe Soe. NJ. W. Cal
houn 81. r. n. Crawford &c. c. F. Brown
leo 81. Seattle Savings bank Soc, &. W.
Amery si.ee. Mr. TokIas 81. Rev. w. f.
Taylor s.. Mr.. Norton &c. Hubert Smith
81. Mrs. Maddox soc, Judge Strive s.,
Dave Moore &c, j. D. Atkinson sc. E. w.
Andrews 81, A. Schlossmacher &c, Capt,
Milne 81. T.. o. Graves 50c. Charles Evans
&c. c. s. Carpenter &c, ea1 Bailey build
]. p. Townsend &c, I'll. f. Holmes 81, Or.
Walsh 50c.
In addition TO these there was received
from friends whose names were not given
saf-S: also from the city of Seattle SsT.
making a total OF sos cash received dur
Ing the month.
The following miscellaneous articles
were received during the month: Mrs.
Monroe. West Seattle, clothing and cans
fruit; Northwest Fruit Company, boxes
onions. ! box apples and 10 punches cell
cry; Louch. Augustine a. Co. / tub pick
les. y box fish: III. f. Williams. pounds
butter; Gordon g. Co, box apples: ~
w. Brown. bread. 6 joints pipe. Ven
nidge & Co, jack rabbits. Vail a. Hub
bell. sack graham -four. Frank Jobst,
sack potatoes. Toms fish market box
fish. Mrs. Wickstrou, chairs; Mrs. Stnfo.
old clothing: Washington National bank,
? carpets; Mr.. Eckerly. sacks potatoes:
Gosh Commission Company. / box apples;
Mrs. A. Hendrickson. Fremont. sack
-four. sugar and coffee: g. G. Battles.
maple syrup: Mrs. Hsndrick, clothing;
Mrs. ]. r. Williams. clothing: A. c. Fry,
l sack onions; Crab 4 Williams / box
apples: Chester Elton a Co. sack -four;
Mrs. fintz. clothing: Mrs. Finley. read
Ing matter: Mrs. Wood. sack -four: iaf;
Columbia street sack potatoes. aIe Pho
neer building, hats; Great American
Tea Company. dishes; Haskin. old shoes:
Mrs. Chsmbsrsin, clothing: j. NJ Hick-
son, rutahagas: 1-ouch, Augustine 4 Co.
l tub fish. Union Produce Coufnany. I
sack carrots. Seattle Oatmeal fsovnpanv
sack -four; Northwest Fruit COMPANY.
sack onions. Webb & Co. I bale four I
sack beans, cheese. Ieta-nefu9 sack
corn meal, ~ pounds rice and - pounds
split peas; Pacific Meat COMPANY, Guar
ter Of beef. Mrs. II. r. Snyder. Sfonusl-
mite. sacks vegetables, Mrs woodrsan
clothing Mrs. Binnisn. Churchill Brooks.
Shief Holnrook, +. s. Cole. Esiin. Blatn
Austin. WicksfroSn. clothing: G. r. Crane.
=. ]. Buvnhart. clothing. Dv. Morris.
sack heets, l.. 4. TEeaR, old shoes. Mrs
Needle. mattress: friend. spoons: ". r..
Elton. clothing: ! r. Walker. clothing
shoes and hats, Jay Gould. clothing: 4;
W. Young. reading nattsr: Mrs. Farrell
hats. Toms fish market. | hex axh
Northwest Fruit Company. sack Onions
sack parsniRs and bcxes apries: w. r
Siesther, bread: Mrs. TokIas clothing.
ArpeE & Co. ] sack sweet potatoes: A. G
Fry. sacks onions. Johnson & speer.
sack -four, Olympic CA Company. s gal.
Ions oil. Mrs, Peter. cid clothing Mrs
Austin. Brown. True. Curry. Turner. Con-
nor. Spencer Path and Walthrow, cloth
Ing. Plymouth Congregational church.
various kinds OF food. Mr. Scooaex. I
chairs: Bicknrfca a. Bell. oia carpet ana
mating: W. F. Dearborn. clothing. w. p
stanley. ] quart ink; HUI Syrup Company.
gallons syrup; Wtn$hip Bros. Il 10