Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-03-26

i FURNISHED The Democrat by DR.. H
A. Dittmer)
The following liberal list of dona
tons for Park View hospital is a fur
ther indication of the kindly feeling
toward this worthy cause. While the
donations have been generous there
is still need and room for more.
Another private room has been
added which offers splendid oppor.
tunity to some person or society to
donate the necessary furnishings.
Congregational LADIES' quarts Of
tomatoes, l quart crab apples, quart
strawberries, 8 quarts plums, 2 OTIS.
cherries. 1 at. plum butter, 2 OTIS.
apple sauce, 1 qt. tomato preserves,
II cans corn, 1 can catsup,, 1 at. Of
blacKberries 9 glasses jelly, 2 bush
els potatoes, 6 OTIS. grape juice, s
OTIS. peaches, l qt. peas 2 tablecloths,
r doz. napkins, scalloped potatoes,
pudding and pudding sauce, meat
loaf, 6 cans pineapple.
Mrs. Rieger1 glass jelly pick
les and catsup.
A Friend----1-2 bushel potatoes, a
picture and picture frames, glass in
strument tray, granite pan, granite
basin, kelly pad, bed room set, Of s
pieces, 2 bedsteads, mattress, sur.
gical gowns, 2 fountain syringes, l
gallon soap, liquid soap container, /
air cushion, box roller bandages, can
green soap, instrument tray, 2 pairs
rubber gloves, 6 packages gauze, 20
towels, l back rest.
Mrs. Hollister-A dresser.
Thirteen club-11 bath towels, 3
hand towels, 6 sheets, 12 pillow cases
! rug.
Mrs. Atkinson glass bowls, 2
brushes, 2 long basins, instrument
basket.
Charity Circle-11 glasses jelly, 2
qts. fruit, sheets.
A Friend-2 OTIS, fruit, 2 cans OF
pickles. 6 lbs. butter, .16 glasses Of
A Friend-100 yards gapze, glass
funnel, 2 fountain syringes, i back
rest, clock hot water bottle, cot and
mattress, glass graduate, kelly pad.
A Friend-Large sterilizer, foun-
tain syringe.
Methodist Ladies' sheets, 2 pairs
pillow cases, IL doz. towels, 2 OTIS.
cherries, 2 OTIS. peaches, / at. goose
berries, qts. tomatoes, OTIS. peas,
2 ats. strawberries, Is glasses jelly,
l ct. pickles, ct. chow-chow, l at.
strawberry jelly, at. pineapple. 1
ct. plum butter. "a.
A Friend-1-2 bushel plums.
Mrs. George Dunham2 OTIS. Of
plums, 2 OTIS. blackberries, S dozen
eggs, pail maple sugar, i .bushel
parsnips, 2 OTIS. pickles. e:E'e
Mrs. R. A. Denton-W Wash bowl,
pitcher and slop jar. p
Mrs. NJ. H. Williston-Wash bowl
and pitcher, slop jar and soap dishes.
I The Grange-Meat loaf.
Mrs. c. C. Bradley-Fruit.
Miss Emma Hutchinson-War
Chair. flowers.
A.. B. Terrn-$5.00.
A Friend set silver teaspoons,
1 pair pillows, old linen.
Mrs. Henry Keiser-2 doz. eggs, 2
glasses jelly, qts. peaches, 2 tow
els.
Mrs. A. Thorpe can corn, / can
peas, can pineapple. can catsup,
l at. tomatoes 1 pint ground cher
ries, 1 doz. drinking glasses.
Mrs. Margaret Doolittle Glass SUI
gar bowl, screens. spoonholder and
cream pitcher, package cornstarch,
package chocolte, pckage gelatin, 1
bottle vanilla, glass jelly can Girls
co, 2 trays, bowl of marmalade, l
floor brush package toothpicks.
Mrs. A. NJ. Sherwood Pair pillow
slips, pair pillows, rocking chair.
Mrs. H. R. Holmes linen.
Mrs. NJ. s.. Van Auken-1-2 dozen
dish towels, ! doz. plates.
A Friend-$5.00.
Mrs. Sarepta Young-1-2 doz. bath
towels, IL doz. linen towels, IL doz.
wash cloths.
Mrs. Liepe-Foot stool.
Mrs. E. Confare-Commo
Mrs. w. F.. Evans-Foot stool.
Accomplishing.