Rock Island Argus., 1899-03-02
DONATIONS TO FAIR,
Large List of Articles Contributed
by Merchants and
Others.
GRATITUDE OF THE ASSOCIATION

in Its Effort To Raise Money to Reduc
the Indebtedness Its Home-Bi,
Attendance and Good Entertainment
Nightly.
The list of contributions made L
the industrial fair is given below, anC
the association is desirous of publicly
thanking all who so kindly assisted il
making the fair success:
First Ward-Penn Oil IL Supply
company. one barrel oil or gaso.
line: Rock Island Shoe company, one
pair lady's shoes: Weverhauser &
Denkmann, lumber: Buncher Bros.
one ham; Peterson's shoe store. one
pair slippers; Joe Kruger. one box
ci~ars; Earnest Letiler, o e box cigars
Mill store, two sacks flour; Henry
Hancq, one box cigars; ii. Kali, one
box cigars; Charles Hastings, 81;
Henry SchafT, one bottle wine; Ii.
Marblestone. two pounds coffee; Fritz
Menke, two pounds coffee, one can
peaches; c. j. Sala, one sack flour;
August Sehnert. one box cigars; Chris
NOgle, one box cigars.
Second Ward-F. A. Eckerman, two
cans Santos coffee; Charles Cohen,
two bottles wine; Joe Gieger, one box
1O-cent cigars: w. Il. Petit, two cans
black berries. two cans gOoseberries,
three cans corn, two bottles pickles
Mrs. George Lehnerer, two pieces ba-
con, one ham; Murphy IL Smith, one
sack -four; Henry KirkdOrf, one box
cigars; August Heimbeck, 81, one
shaving ease, one comb case, COM
plete; ;. }. Apple, one can corn, two
boxes eggs, three cans beans,
one can succatash; 5. Youngren. two
bottles wine; Whitton, eight cans
beans, one can corn; A. u. Hartz. two
cans maple syrup, two cans straw
berries, one can raspberries; Apple
Bros, one sack flour; Gus Range, 20
shaves; NJ. Salyard, six shaves; Deis-
enrOth, 10 shaves; William Acker-
mann, half days work with team: 4.
jacobson. two boxes cigars; Bloom
quist, four caps; John Cramer, one
box assorted groceries; Rachman, one
box assorted groceries; Spencer Bros,
two cans baking powder; q. Dur
mann, II cans peaches; Chris Schatz,
one box cigars; Henry Dresser. five
shaYes.
Third Ward-T. Bcecher, one sack
flour; \. Fox, one box cigars; Beislen,
one box cigars; Grotian, inkstand;
one room wall paper;
Henry Geisler: one box cigars;
SalZmann, two boxes cigars;
Mrs. La Frenz, lady's hat; Mrs.
one hanging lamp; j. Peter
sou, pan of candy: w. Bean. one sack
flour; j. Healey, one gallon wine; +.
Gross, one box groceries; George
Schmale. one pair slippers; l.. f.
Englin, SIX bottles wine; Charles Cop
pens, two boxes cigars; Henning
Brewing company, one case beer;
Clemann " Salzmann, one rocker:
George Bromley, one hat rack; II.
Schubert, one box cigars; Rinck ~
Son, one box groceries; Nick Bleuer,
two boxes cigars; Continental Biscuit
company, one box crackers; G. ii.
Seidel. one box groceries; j. IL.
Lidders. one box groceries; a. Mosen-
fielder, can goods: Schmidt, toilet soap
one box groceries; L. Pfaif, three bot
ties wine; Beardsley IL Bailey, one
case wine; George BehreDs, three
bottles wine; Schillinger * Son, two
tons coal.
Fourth Ward Mrs. Harold, dry
goods; a. Kipp, pair pants; r. 6.
" Co., oil stove; Palace of
sweets, five pounds candy; Adams
Wall Paper company, one picture; c.
one box cigars; j. Martin,
)ne box champagne; Louis Wcckel.
lne case corn; i. W. Hurst. cash $40;
Mr.. Atkinson, cash donation; Jamas
iivcns, one box cigars; f. q. Frazer,
me ton coal; The London, one over
coat; Simon II Mosenfelder, bows
Dvercoat; Joseph Schroeder, buggy
whip; Peter Fries, box wine; &. +.
Adams, pair slippers; Joseph Schaab,
.wo sacks flour; B. Winter, one dozen
pottlcs wine; Tremann's Sons, hams;
EmEl LiqIor store, six bottles wine;
NicCabe Bros, parlor lamp; George
one picture; The Boston,
me pair slippers; Jonas Bear, child's
suit; John Bengston, merchandise;
Wright & Barber, pair shoes: Ed Kautz
wO bottles wine; Mr.. Smith, / dozen |
'hotos; f. +. Dorm. pants pattern;
Morrison X Dolly, 200 cigars; Kelly |
/, Wynes. pair slippers; Sommers IL
n Nelle, boys overcoat; III. F. COr,ieS, |
me table; j. W. Stewart, wash ma
hine; Gus Stenglc, six bottles wine; |
irell Il Math. five pounds candy; Fred |
ross, box cigars, two bottles wine;
.evy ~ Son, six bottles wine; |
Viii Larson, box cigars; Charles
Sarken, two bottles wine: w. G. |
iaucker. two sacks flour; John Koch.
having cup: j. B. thinner, suit pat
ern: j. Ramser, cake stand; III. A. |
Weld. cash 30 cents: G.. w. Horton, |
ack flour: j. II. Kerr. half day
very; Charles WuliT. box cigars: John
ioftsker. one tub; Sam ArDdt, briar
ipe; Zee Mcmahon, cigars and wine:
red BIeuer, cake stand; Lemburg N
'etlefsen, two bottles wine: Joseph
'eitz, two box cigars; j. +. Dindin-
er; box letter heads and box envel-
pes: Corn Exchange, box cigars. bot