The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-03-05

Miss. Dorothy White, tea towels.
Mrs. George Smith, grape juice.
Mrs, Brown, cook pan.
Mrs. Dove, tea pot. s5
Mrs. Robertson, gem pans.
Mrs. Howar, pudding pan.
| Mrs. Swain Hopes, pudding pan.
Mrs. Laura Hostetter, frying pans.
Mrs. Lichtenheld. jar fruit.
Mrs. M. Young. jelly.
Mrs. p. e. Garner, extracts.
Mrs. Jones, waiter, tea towels and
| dish.
Miss NeYa Penick. two bath towels
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Young, table
cover.
Mrs Ratlif, two table covers.
| Mrs. f.. B. Davis, tray,
Miss Wayne Dodds, frying pan.
Mrs. G. NJ. Graham, jar fruit.
Harold Richardson, frying pan and
sauce pan.
| Eddie Fiebig, granite pan.
Miss Gay Proudfit, jar grape juice.
Miss Grace Guynn, jelly.
Mrs. Mollie Knott, jelly.
Miss Morsman, three granite stew
kettles.
Mrs. ]. H. Pickett, fruit.
Mrs. Fannie Stull, one-half dozen
glasses jelly and curtains for dining
room. '"' rs ~
Mrs. Beechler,' cake pan and tea
towels. se v
Mrs. Lydia stocker, stew pan and
cream mug. '3..
Mrs. Lukens, fruit. Esr,
Mrs. T. C. Steddom, jelly
Mrs. S. ]. Steddom. jelly.
Mrs J. W Russell, fruit .'...t.,
Mrs. T. B. Garretson, tin ware.
oskaloosa Water Company. large
meter for water supply and special
rate on water. .'..
Mrs. N. Cox, fruit.
Christian Church Sunday School,
three and half dozen dish towels.
Sixth Grade of Whittier building,
four roller towels.
Montgomery Grocery, sack of flour
and broom.
Mrs. vermilyea, tub, water pail and
basting spoon.
Phileathea Glass of Christian church,
picture.
Mrs Moorish Hirsch and Mrs. Fred
Hirsch, two granite pals, three gran
tie dish pals, wash basin, four stew
kettles, two, collanders, sink strainer,
four granite pans, coffee pot, two
basting spoons, eight covered medi-
cine glasses. RI
Mrs. w. W. Eby, meat platter, cream
pitcher, three fruit dishes, vinegar
eruet, glass pitcher, soup tureen,
two naples, gravy boat, two glasses,
cup and saucer, two spoon holders,
two straight chairs, mug, rocker,
chamber, pepper, salt, soap dish and
carving set.
Tod Barnhart, dozen Shoemake
brcoms.
Smith Jewelry House, half dozen
silver knives and forks.
Mrs. J. C.. Hammes, chiffonier and
large mirror for children's ward.
Mrs. w. P. Hawkins. bed side table
LOT Cnlluren WaTu.
United Presbyterian Church Sun
day school, Morris chair. straight
chair and settee for children's ward.
Mrs. j. G. Roberts, curtains, dishes
and napkins for children's ward.
Master Gilbert Roberts, knife, fork
and spoon for childrens ward.
Master George Crane, small coffee
and tea pots for children's ward.
Lewis & Van Sickle, hall clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Hawkins, two
large oak hall chairs, and stand for
hall Ga. s. - E.as-
Henry Wetherell, large dish pan.
]. w. Jones, can Pearline
Woman's Relief Corps. commode.
Mrs. Cecilia Sherman, two pals.
Mrs. ]. S. Finley. pail and pitcher.
Mrs. Musick. six towels.
Mrs. Nick Moore and Miss Emma
Moore, two pudding pans.
Mrs. DR.. Cone. earthenware.
Mrs. w A. Heritage, two towels.
Miss Mamie Clark, dust pan.
Mrs. Nellie Montgomery. packages
tea and coffee.
Miss Rowe, fruit press, wooden
spoon. pie pans and towels.
Mrs. J. F. Lacey, half dozen bath
towels
DR.. b. G.. Williams, meat chopper.
Miss E. e. Bruhn, pie pans.
Jennie Carlson, egg beaten.
Miss lola Versteeg. flesh fork.
The ladies of the w. c. T. U. gave
q handsome chair.
Mrs. Lou Brown furnishes wash
board, towel racks. soap dishes and
water pitcher etc.
Five young ladies of the Bee Hive,
Misses Edith Smith, Mary Boyd. Grace
Parker, Ethel bennett and Arie o,
Conner gave a number OF kitchen
utensils. a -four sieve. strainer. egg
beater. wire basket, tosster, and tray
Chas. Glover two kitchen knives.
Mrs. Geo. G. Farmer. a rooster, dish
pan.
The handsome range for. the kitchen
vas the donation OF Mr.. and Mrs
Silas Mcclure
In the dining room, the ladies of the
hospital board out Of the money earn.
ed at Rummage sales gave the hand
some dining table.