The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-01-05


Mrs. H. H. Youree, one box apples.
Mr. H. D. Moth, one box apples.
Mr. ]. D. Wilkinson, one box apples.
Mr. S. B. Hicks, one box apples.
H. Rose & Co., boxes apples.
Mr. H. E. Ellington, one box apples.
Tusten Seed & Produce Co., one box
apples.
Mrs C. C. Hardman, Ia box apples.
Leittle Mursy Samuels of New York
City, boxes apples, 1 box oranges, z
punches bananas.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Dillenberger Jr, one
bunch Of bananas. k.-
II. Rose & Co, box raisins, whole
cheese, 1-2 barrel pickles, box of Cali
fornia prunes, ID boxes stick candy IL
boxes of popcorn, IL bushel of mixed
nuts.
Vaky's Confectionery, 10 lbs. mixed
candy.
DR.. ]. P, Scott, d boxes stick candy.
Mr. Sehram of Kress & Co., 5o-lb.
bucket of assorted jelly drops.
Mr.. Hugo Hoyer, boxes of assorted
cream candy.
DR.. Geo. Robinson and wife, 5-lb. box
Of Jacobs chocolates.
Ards & Co., bushel mixed nuts.
A good friend, lbs. of mixed nuts.
Tusten Seed & Produce Co., one-half
bushel of pecans.
Mrs. J. H. Bodenheimer, lbs mixed
nuts,
Mr.. and Mrs Z. H. R Flood, basket
of mixed nuts and fruits.
Mrs. Henry Bodenheimer, Id box of
raisins.
Mr.. John Shuttleworth, one bog of
raisins.
Abel & Asher, 6 boxes Of figs.
Eli & Amedee Gras, I5-lb Majestic
ham
Mr.. Harvey Huston. 2 punches celery.
Mrs Herman Loeb, one large fruit
cake.
Cornwalls Bakery, one fruit, cake, one
tray Of assorted cakes
Vaky's Confectionery, caramel cake.
Mrs. d. Spanier, clothing, Christmas
books and decorations.
Sadie and Frances Dreyfuss, books,
toys and games.
Mrs. w. Jackson and daughter Vera,
one. set of doll furniture.
Clara Bauer Johnston, clothing and
hickory nuts
Mrs. Blum, clothing.
Phelps & Co, one pair child's leggings.
Mr. Katzenstein, one pair of comfy
slippers.
Miss Hattie Schuster, set of dishes
and stove.
Mrs. Matte Williams, Christmas dec
orations.
Mr.. Seymour F1orsheim, Ia dozen
n1ufflers.
Mr.. Kirsch, 4 pairs of gloves.
Mr. S. Dreyfuss, / Phoenix muffer
Carter Drug CO., one dozen dressing
combs.
Mrs. Sam Wiener, one large rag doll.
Mrs. ]. Wertzbaugh, pairs hose and
Z handkerchiefs.
Hirsch & Leman, assorted toys.
Miss Kemp, / doll and books.
Mrs Fl. T. Curd, initiated silver thim-
bic to twelve older girls.
Mayfe1d Drug Co, manicure set.
Mr.. George Hearne, two dressed dolls.
John Robert Frater and sister, big
bundle of toys
Mr.. J. D. Wilkinson. dozen solid
back hair brushes, dozen Goodyear
tooth brushes, dozen stoboggan caps,
I-a dozen silk lined gloves.
Mrs. w E. Hamilton, assorted toys.
As good friend, dozen pairs silk Isle
hose
Mr.. Sam Calm, Ia dozen writing tab
lets.
Mr.. A. w. Baird, dressed dolls.
Dr. S A. Dickson, I dozen tubes Of
tooth paste
MI. Lodldg, 0IesSeu u0li
Mr.. Binford, dressed doll
Conger Drug Co, a<bisque dolls.
Renfro Pharmacy / dozen high grade
tooth brushes
Mrs. j D. Wilkinson, 3 silver tea
spoons, 2 10 yards of hair ribbon for
each of the older girls.
The children individually were re-
membered with many beautiful useful
gifts from other friends in the city.
among which was 81 to each Of the 80
children gwen BY the Elks--better known
as the Best People on Earth Other
cash donations from
Mr. B. B. Smith, S..
Mr. Gardner Blades, $40.
Mrs + r Scott, s.
Miss Ray Nossek. ST.
Mrs Whitworth, soc.
Other than these. doaasisns ameunt-