The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-03-05
Donations To Hospital
List of Articles and Cash Contributed On
Shower Day.

Mrs. Charles Glover, two kitchen
knives.
Mrs. G. C. Farmer, meat rooster.
Roy Robinson. city directory. HI
Mrs. j. NJ. Smith, pillow.
Mrs. d. A. Hoffman, dozen dinner
plates and large platter, set cups and
|saucers.
Mrs. Efie HOFFMAN Rogers and
daughter. Miss Emily, pictures for
children's ward.
Faculty OF Oskaloosa High school,
settee for hall, made by Prof. Hurt
Mrs. Cora McGregor, hall chair.
Rebekah Lodge No. 16, large side
lboard for dining room, aluminium stew
kettle, steamer and cake cover.
Miss Lulu Mitchell two sideboard
covers.
Mrs. Lou Brown, wash board, towel
tracks, and water pitcher.
j.. 81 Lobenstein, wringer and cop
per wash boiler.
Mr.. Mel, sauce pan and granite cup.
Lincoln Building, First ward, table
cloth.
Winifred Rhoades, Flo Canaday,
Florence Burdock, Lillian Thomas,
Nellie Berdinner and Pearl Burket,
commode for children's room.
Miss Myrtle Ware, two commode
lcovers.
Mrs. NJ. E. Ware, water bowl and
pitcher for children's ward.
Miss Lillian Kilburn, kitchen pan.
Mrs. V. B. Samuelson. potato
lmasher.
Mrs. Fanny h. Ellison, stew pan.
Mrs. T. B. White, bucket.
Teachers of Whittier School, the
amount of three dollars for the Pur
lchase of some needed article.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Dunsmore, table
lcloth.
Mrs. Hanna Sterling, sugar and
Icream set, salt and pepper contain
lers.
Mrs. Ralph McCurdy, six glass salad
Idishes.
Mrs. John Shannon, sugar and
cream set and plates.
Mrs C. w. Douglas, napkins.
C. C. Rose, tray.
Mrs. Stalker, cups and saucer.
Mrs C. w. Jordy, dozen fruit dishes.
Mrs. l.. A. Porter, dozen glasses.
Mrs Nettie Smith, sugar and cream
Ter.
Mrs. NJ Buffers, four glasses.
Nathan Wiley, knife, fork and des-
sert spoon and butter knife.
Mrs. Lydia Stalker, creamer.
Mrs. A. B. Harris, milk pitcher,
Mrs. Blair, two mush and milk sets,
lcreamers. salt and pepper,
Junior Union Of the q. P. church,
1.-TWO dozen tea towels.
/ Mrs. A. G. Clark, crumb tray and
brush
/ Mrs. Arch Chandler, six glasses.
/ Mrs. G. Il. Myers and Mrs Z. A.
Moore. two trays.
Miss Bertha Buckler, creamer.
Mrs. c. Woodruff, fruit dish.
Mrs. H. B. Haworth, fruit dish.
Mrs. A "A. Paine, pitcher and tray.
Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Bollinger, doz-
en- soup spoons and dozen teaspoons
Standard Bearers of NJ. E. church,
three dozen glasses.
Mrs. Will Jones, six plates, four salt
and peppers. 2
Mrs. J. n. Collins, dish.
Mrs. Nick Moore and Miss Emma
Moore, two walters, servers.
Mrs. John Van Meter, six gIasse.
Mrs. w. H. Berkey, tea tray.
d. E. and H. +. Morgan, six napkins.
Mrs George Pollard, six glasses.
Mrs. Arthur Jay, plate. sagg
Mrs. E. C. Dryden, fruit dish.
Mrs. ]. E. McWilliams, plate.
Mrs. Jenkin Davis, two platters.
Miss Irene and William Davis,
pitcher.
Miss Sara Jones, ten lunch towels.
Jugend Verein of German Lutheran
church, table cloth and two pairs oil
towels.
Teachers of Fourth ward school,
twelve towels.
Miss Dorothy Langlitz, dozen nap
kins.
Mrs. J. S. Henderson. three fancy
plates, salad dish, oat meal dish,
three skillets, two crooks, package
coffee, muffin pan. two broilers, dip.
per, stfainer. egg beater. potato mash
err, pan, package pepper, rolling pin.
tin cup, crater, lamp cleaner, four
kitchen spoons, wire basket, two
brushes. funnel. sugar scoop, three
can openers. two pairing knives.
Mrs. Kelley. granite pans.
Mrs. Young, granite pans.
Mrs. Patterson. egg beater.
Miss Anna Wilson. fruit dish.
| Mrs. Anna Pine, fruit dish.
Bradbury q LichtenheId, box of
soap.
Mrs. win Lacey, box OF fruit
Mrs. C. Il. Munroe, fruit.
Mrs. c. w. Abrams, jelly.
Mrs. Turner, jelly.
Mrs. II. w. Lyman, cabbage cutter.
Mrs. ID. S. Harbour. fruit.
Green & Bentley, drinking cups aud
drinking tubes.
Mrs. Clarke, fruit
Mrs. Conway, fruit.
Mrs. Mexican. tray and toaster.
Teachers OF Third ward school. tea