The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-11-05
DONATIONS
Received at AuItman Hospital During
the Month Of October.

Miss Lille Crevoise, Soc; Mrs. G. c.
Cox, 81; Mrs. Goodman, $2 Mrs, w.
ID. Theobald, So; Master Daberkow,
25c; Mrs. F. w. Miller, 81; Mrs. w. H,
Miller, 81; Mrs. T. f. Leidig, 81; Mrs.
nj. c. Barber, SO; Mrs. N. H. Nor
row, 81; Mrs. Balinda Roff, So Dr..
Kahler, IS; H. G. Pontius, 81; Mrs.
#. e. Case, $40; Mrs. Charles Mon
not, nine pots of jam; Mrs. Harry
Mann, apples and potatoes; Mrs. Bert
Smith, fruit and jelly; Mrs. James
Custer, fruit and jelly; Mrs. A. H.
Oldham, fruit and JAM McCrea and
Arnold, one dozen chairs; Mrs. Mary
Cook, sheets and pillow-cases; Mrs.
II. B. Manful, fruit; Mrs w. r. Bitz-
er, tomatoes, corn, fruit, jelly and
pickles; a friend. kimona and fruit;
Mrs G. o. Woodelton, towels; Mrs.
Il. p Morrow, fruit; Mrs. H. B. Ste
wart, fruit; Mr.. LoutzenheIser, recep-
tion chair: Mrs. F. Hart. one dozen
pots jam; Mrs. Ida Rolli, two large
squash; Mrs. Zettler, one bushel to-
matoes and fern; the Neff family ten
pots jelly, three quarts canned fruit,
one pint marmalade, one pint spicei
plums; Kenny Bros, two dozen cups
and saucers; Winner Meat Market
one ham; Mrs. Mary Melbourne, four
quarts fruit; Mrs. Eli Knobb, two
quarts plum butter, two quarts
peaches; Mrs. II. l.. Totten, four
glasses jam; Mrs. Royal Totten, ap-
pies; Mrs. A. Fierstoss, fruit and jel-
ly; Mrs c. Mohn, jelly; Mrs. Gresser,
jelly; Mrs. Letter, fruit; Mrs. Brum-
baugh, jelly; Mrs. Charles Kaiser,
fruit; Mrs Gable, grape juice; Mrs.
A. o. Willard, jelly; Mrs. W. S.
FOulks, fruit; Mrs. M. c. Snyder, to-
matoes; Miss H. E. Snyder, jelly; Miss
Louise Rabe, jelly; Mrs Jessie V.
Snyder, jelly; Mrs. Homer Miller,
fruit; Mrs. J. H. Hershey, fruit; Mrs.
A. M. McCarty, fruit; Mrs. E. P. Her
bruck, linen; Dannemiller Grocery
Co., 25 pounds of coffee and fruit;
Mrs G. Upham, jelly; Mrs. Kesper,
jelly and fruit; Mrs. Louise Young,
jelly and fruit; Rev. Raach, jelly and
grape juice; Mrs. ]. B. Hershey, bed
spread; Mrs. II. r. Potter, jelly; Mrs.
c. A. Lindeman, jelly; E. E. Hissem,
potatoes; Nusbaum Bros, fruit and
sugar; Mrs. F. w. Hedgeland coffee
and tea; Mrs. Stern, fruit and grape
juice; Mrs ]. Piper, tomatoes; Mrs.
II. Raff, marmalade; Mrs. Copthorne,
jelly and jam; Mrs. Mong, Jelly and
fruit; Mrs. Henry Stauffer, jelly and
fruit; Mrs. w. H. Dean, jelly and
fruit; Mrs J. A. Jeffers, coffee and
fruit; Mrs. Flickinger, gauze band
ages; Mrs. ]. H. Bair, fruit and jelly;
Mrs. w. Frease, fruit; Mrs. E. J.
March, jelly and 19 yards curtain
swiss; Mrs ]. Goodyear, fruit; Mrs.
J. Hill, sugar; Mrs. Robert Bell, tow
els and jelly; Mrs. Ed Biechle, jelly;
Mrs Cavie Richardson, fruit; Mrs.
Fred Giessen, fruit and Jelly; Mrs.
], e. Shorb, fruit and jelly; Mrs.
Lininger, pillow cases; Mrs. C. e.
Fraunfeiter, six tray clothes; Mrs. c.
M. Lind, fruit; Mrs. E. P. Herbruck,
fruit and jelly; c. Dickerhof, pillow
cases; Mrs. c. H. Indermehle, two
kettles; Mrs. ]. B. Huberty, jelly,
eggs and towels; Mrs. L. Vogelgesang,
fruit; Mrs. j. W. Vogelgesang, fruit;
Mrs. George Double, nightshirt, coat
and fruit; D. collars and Son, towels;
Mrs. Charles Schnake, fruit and Jelly;
Mrs. G. Briggle, fruit; Mrs E. H. Will
der, fruit; Mrs. NJ. Moore, fruit; Mrs
E. l.. Converse, fruit; a friend,
blankets; Mrs. Eli Garner, jelly; Mrs.
Jacob Snyder, jelly; Miss McQuate,
coffee and jelly; Mrs. Morris, coffee
and Jelly; Mrs. Chamberlain, fruit;
Mrs. Ludwig Wolff, one dozen spoons;
Mrs. Bender, jelly; Mrs. M. E. Evans,
jelly; Mrs. VanNostran, jelly; Mrs G
E. Cunningham, fruit and jelly; Mrs.
Dumont, waters and tea; Mrs Bon
nett, coffee and fruit: DR.. TyrreIl
fruit; Mrs. H. ]. Moffet, bandages and
fruit; Mrs. H. McGregor, fruit and
rice; Mrs. P. II. Barr, sugar; Mrs
w. A. McConkey, fruit; Ray Bour, cof-
fee; Mrs. Horace Whiting, six towels,
six napkins, six glasses jelly, one bake
pan; Miss Clara e. Myers, jelly; Miss
Bentelspacher, waters; Miss Emma
Jansen, two sheets and one bushel po-
tatoes; Mrs. Caughey, potatoes and
Jelly; W. H. Smith. w. /. johnson,
]. F1ohr, books, cups, saucers; Mrs.
Paul Rider, jelly and jam; Mrs. C
Kahler, jelly; Mrs. A. Janson, fruit;
Mrs. w. Frankham, fruit; Mrs. A.
Peter, fruit; Mrs. Daberkow, fruit;
Mrs. Piker, jelly; Mrs. ]. T. Bucher,
oranges; Mrs. A. Lynch, basket of
grapes; Mrs. John Rate. two hams:
Mrs. M. r. CARRIER, bread; Mrs. j.
Flasher, fruit; Mrs. ]. Stimmel, fruit
and granite pan; Mrs. c. Shaeffer, jel-
ly; Mrs. Peter Cramer, coffee and
fruit; Mrs. George Cramer, tomatoes
and rice; Mrs. Henry Honan, Jelly;
Mrs. Walters, Jelly; Mrs. j. Berger,
fruit and jelly; Mrs. Joe Leffie, fruit
Mrs. Aman, rice; Mrs. Berscoskey,
fruit, jam and corn; Mrs. ]. F. Chris
tOnson, fruit and jelly; Miss Bertha
Starkey, jelly; Miss Ruth Kassler, jel-
ly; Miss Helen Myers, jelly and fruit
Mrs. H. Race, Jelly; Mrs. Peter Maur-
er, coffee; Mrs. H. Shirk, towels; Mrs.
J. Shirk, jelly and pillow cases; DR..
Sehild, jelly; Mrs Hiles, one dozen
towels; Mrs. Silver, fruit and jelly;
Mrs. r. H. Spelman, jelly, pickles,
ton coal: Mrs. C. A. Pentz, jelly; Mrs.
Homer Giessen, jelly; Mrs. Ira Allen,
towels; Mrs. L. Sollman, fruit; Mrs.
N. o. Hershey, fruit; Mrs August
Dannemiller, bathrobe; Miss Heinz,
towels; Mrs Harvey Miller, fruit;
Mrs. ]. H. Krumlauf, tomatoes and
beans: Mrs. Meeker, magazines; Mrs.
Murrel1 Shaeffer, tea and jelly; Mrs.
T. Harley, coffee and canned goods;
Mrs. Katie Hopkins, sugar; Miss Maud
Moore sugar. coffee and fruit; Miss