The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-05-09
IN CHARITY'S NAME.
THE SISTERS OF ST. MARY RE-
TURN THANKS FOR DONATIONS.
MOST WORTHY OBJECT
List of the Donors and Articles Con-
tributed-More is Yet Needed
to Supply The De-
mand.

manQ.
The Sisters Of st. Mary desire to ex-
to the ladies of Kenosha who have con-
tributed thirteen dollars monthly to
the support of st. Mary's Home for
Children in Chicago, and to those who
have made donations to the summer
home Jon Prairie Avenue, Kenosha.
The following is the list of contribu-
tioEs made on the first of May when
the house was formally opened
Mrs. j. II. Kimball, lbs. corn
starch, 4 boxes gelatine, 2 boxes honey,
l pix. beans, ! pix. dried peaches, 6
glasses jelly, 2 Cans squash, 5 lbs. oat-
meal.
Mrs. Jas. Cavanagh, 6 doz. eggs, 81.
Mrs. 81. Thompson, So.
Mrs. j. Fl. Elmendorf, l or. matches,
20 lbs. beans, 10 los oatmeal, 2 bags
salt.
Miss Elmendorf, 10 lbs. rice.
Mrs. Charles Susan, 20 pounds sugar.
Mrs. Lance, flowers.
Mrs. Hazel Lance, l box crackers, l
can syrup.
Mrs Gilbert Simmons, 2 cans fruit, l
glass jelly,
Mrs Clarkson, l pkg. granola.
Mrs. Swift, l sack flour.
Little Richard Purnell, ] 10. ginger
snaps.
Mrs. O. S. Newell, ] crate oranges.
Miss M. Farlane, Chicago, clothing
for l child
Mrs. D. Petit, l h. coffee.
Mrs. Palmetier, l 10. coffee.
The Misses Robinson, pounds
sugar.
Miss Thirwall, lbs. oatmeal.
Mrs. FL. S. Van Ingen, 8 lbs. 6 niger
snaps.
Mrs. Jones, Chicago, $l.O0.
Mrs. Peter Fisher, $1.00.
Prof. K. Q. Heyer, 10 lbs. corn
starch.
Fraulein Fl. Schwartz, | sack flour,
10 pounds oatmeal.
Misses Gill and Walker, ST each.
Miss Yerkes, 6 cans corn.
Miss Coughlin, rice.
Miss Brown, 5 lbs. raisins, doZ.
apples.
Miss Wilder, nuts; Miss Bralslln,
dried plums.
Miss Cushman, pkgs. breakfast
food.
The Misses Adams, pkgs. gelatine
| cake chocolate.
Kemper Hall, school-books and sta
tiunery; Senior class, l Dbl. flour; Inter
mediate class, sack flour, l bu pota-
toes, 20 lbs. sugar, 5 lbs. rice; 5 lbs
raisins; Junior A class, ! Dbl. sugar;
Junior BIS, 40 lbs. sugar, 4 bu. pota-
toes, 20 lbs. rice; Preparatory forms,
4 lbs. sugar, ID. oatmeal, IL lbs
prunes; q OTIS. peas; Primary forms, l.
OTIS. beans. 3 cans tomatoes.
Miss HUM, ham; Miss Bronson, IL
lbs. oatmeal.
Miss Carrie Reynolds, 3 lbs. crackers;
uts. beans, 10 lbs. cornmeal.
Miss Horlick, 2 lbs. coffee.
Remington, 2 lbs. tea.
Law ] PIX. potatoes.
Champagne, 4 lbs. raisins.
I" Southall, lbs. oatmeal.
Misses Farr, Keith and Lance, . doz
tumblers; Miss Mabel Fisher, ST.; Miss
Mary Draper, S.; Miss Elsie Draper, 81
Mrs. Isermann, l crock butter
E. j. English, meat four times, 5 lbs.
lard.
Pitts & DeBerge, hammock.
G. A. Dewey, swing rope and hooks
George Hale, 2 pounds tea.
Thompson & Taylor, Chicago, 5*lBs
coffee, regular monthly donation.
Carter & May, Chicago, lbs. tea
regular monthly donation.
Merrill & Eldridge, Chicago, 8 lbs
butter, regular monthly donation.
Mr.. Stark, Milwaukee, a quantity Of
mating.
Mr.. Watts, Milwaukee, z. plates
Misses Jane Eley, Ida Koelsol, Thora
Thorgersen, Mary Seifert, Mary Gras-
ser, Ella Larson, Katie Hermann
Emelie Edquist, Elvina Bubblitz, MOllie
Helber, Emma Palm, Clara HELLER.
Emma Larsen, Christene Christensen
Jennie Smith, Alma Obs, Mabel Con-
nor, Hilma Edquest, Dusina Christian
son, Mary Butler, Frances Bienneman
all of Kemper Hall, 2 sacks flour,
piece bacon, 3 cans baking powder,
cans corn, II cans tomatoes; the needle
work on 10 sheets and 10 pillow cases.
Eddie Griffin, omnibus fares; Ameri-
can Express company, teaming; n. W
r. r. Co.. free transportation of child
rem, attendants and household goods.
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