Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-20
REALIZED OVER $1,000.
After Paying All Expenses Good Sun
Remains for Hosptaj Fund.

The annual fair of st. Mary'S, Which
| was brought to close This week, was
more successful from financial stand
point than was anticipated in the APP
proXimate estimate. The amount real
lied. after paying all expenses. was ST.
405.40. which is nice little sum to add
to the hospital fund. the increase oil
| which was the object of the 1903 fair
Cash donations, ranging from s25 to 90
cents, were made by Very Rev. Fathe:
Lenihan, V. F., Rev. Father G. j. War
ing, WEIGH Bros, B. +. Cummings, Mrs.
NJ. Jordan. j. H. M!reah, Charles
Speers, B. A. Morgan, l. I. Kirby, Fit
ton Laundry Company, j. Nj. Holt. j.
l.. Carney, Flitton's Dye Works. Fisher
Governor Company, S. Hartwell, Judge
c. W. Burnham. Miss Middlekauff.
kreutzer 4 Wasem. T. H. Bondage.
Anthony C. DAILY, n. e. Simkins, w. M.
Clark. d. ]. Evans. Dr. N. NJ. Wilson. E.
j. Delaney. Ed Sheridan. 8 Rice, Mrs.
James Skegg f. B. Abbott, w. ]. Hos
|kyns, Ida NJ. Evans, 7. d. Evans, S. P.
Kniseiy, Marshalltown Corniee Com
pany, Mary Hostetier w. III. Sloppy.
Anthony Psenicka. B. A. Rhoaaes.
George Herman, f. l.. Stoltz, A. I. Ell
der, e. E. Benedict, John Englert, Miller
& Crazy, j. n. Baughman, DR.. n. A.
Kinnan. j. n. Meeks, e. O. Stewart, +.
A. Gillette, George A. Turner F. Arm
strong, C. A. Miller. w. p. Gilchrisi
and w. E. Rupert
The following list includes the names
of donors. articles donated, and thoss
who secured them. In some instances
the names of those voted on the arti-
cies are not known. and in these cases
the numbers are given:
Catholic Ladies' Mite Society, bed
room set. Owen I. BARLEY.
Immaculate Conception Sodality. sill
yer tea service. Esther Laughlin.
Very Rev NJ. C. Lehman, SIS in gold,
]. Brueder.
Sisters Of Mercy, Marshalltown, gold
watch. No. 2l7.
Sisters of Mercy, Davenport, doll, A.
Hanley.
Sisters Of Mercy, Davenport. EN-
broidered work, Mrs. d. J. Collins.
John B. Simmons, picture. Miss Mel
lie Minetor.
Mrs. w. S. Molo, Dubuque, cut glass
lemonade pitcher, Rev. p. NJ. Lough-
name, State Center.
Royal Neighbors. pillow. J. E. Nc
Donald.
]. NJ. stonestreet. photographs, Lee
Meeks.
Mary Long, embroidered pillow, Rose
Laughlin.
DR.. D. A. Collision and j. e. McDon-
aid. crayon portrait President McKin-
ley, H Horsley.
Sisters of Humility, sofa pillow. Mrs.
P. H. Kelly.
E. G. Wallace, shoes, Gus Lang.
Reynolds & Sheldon, sack of -four
John Herbert.
Nora Lynch. set silver spoons. r.
Buchwald.
Margaret Liston.
Cecilia Punnell, sofa pillow, H. Wat
son.
Anna Oppice. bureau scarf. Mary Mo-
Mahon.
Thomas Claffey. pig. Peter J. Lynch
Euziere Bros, lace curtains, Mrs. NJ.
McGrath.
L. E. Gibson, Des Moines, crayon
portrait Pope Plus X, I. Coyne.
Mrs Kenny. fancy cushion, Lon
HirSch.
Margaret Aston, silk quilt, John
Mooney.
Joseph Collins. back thorn stick. An
ma Toban.
Sisters of Mercy dresser scarf. Mary
Coulton.
Rev. waring. box cigars, E. 7. Aus
tin.
NJ. F. Andrews, pair blankets Mad
aline Bowman.
Mcbride & Will. hair brush. Ed I.
Austin.
Articles were voted to the most popu-
lar candidates as follows:
Miss Minnie Daley, silver berry
spoon, from Mother Catherine; Miss
Bessie Green. hat. from Leonora Turf
rec; Master David Coulton, pair of
bantams; Catherine Welch. doll; Mrs.
Mary Shaver. silk quilt. from Sisterssos
Mercy, Davenport: Miss Nora Quinn,
sterling silver toilet set, from Mrs. K.
Eich: Mrs. George Wagner, sofa pill
low: Miss Anna Mcmahon, cut glass
pickle castor, from r. w. Chamberlain;