The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-11-28
DONATIONS
At The Harvest Home Of ".
c. A. Most Liberal
A Complete List OF Those
Who Contributed

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The donations were as follows:
Mrs. VIM. Wlng-Bread, rolls, two
pumpkins, sack -four.
Miss Eta Booze-Half gallon cot
tage cheese.
Mrs. S. Dougherty--One and half
bushels potatoes.
Mendenhall & Cramer-One bushel
potatoes, half dozen cans peas.
Mrs. T. B. Cotton-Five pounds su-
gar, one pound tea.
Mrs. Harriman-Two bushels pota-
toes.
Mrs. David Gorsuch-Two glasses
jelly, one can plums.
Mrs. A. d. Bunn--One sack sugar, IL
jars, fruit, pickles.
Mrs. VIM. George-Two cans fruit,
peck potatoes.
A friend-One sack sugar.
Mrs. b. ID. Herron-Two quarts
peach butter, 2 pounds soda, maya
zines, boxes starch, packages jelly
con, shredded wheat.
A friend-Sack -four.
The Misses Rees-One pound coffee,
1 at. oysters, lbs. crackers, 1 doz.
dozen bananas, celery, half sack -four.
The Misses Anna and Maria Ash
Cookies, cottage cheese, jelly, pre-
serves and pickles.
A friend-One pound coffee.
Mrs. G. w. Tlger-Corn flakes, rice.
Friel G. Son-Lima beans, corn.
Mrs. Charles Henwood-Chicken,
glass jelly.
Mr.. Hotchkiss-$2.O worth milk.
j. B. Trimble Grocery-Pineapple
tomatoes, olives, cherries and peas.
Mrs. Calvin Lafevre-Cookies, buns,
basket turnips, milk.
Mrs. III. c. Bostwick and Miss Eta
Ellis-Three cans fruit, can toma-
toes, can peas, chill sauce, grape juice,
basket turnips and parsnips, two mince
pies.
Mrs. II. G. Parker-Jam, jelly, to-
matOes, sugar and rice.
Mrs. VIM. Vance-Six glasses jelly,
gold dust, tapioca, corn starch, corn.
Mrs. w. S. Rightmire-Jar fruit
cream, apple butter.
Mrs. Dan Stark-Sugar.
Simons' Grocery-Four boxes wash
ing powder, two securing soap, apples
sack onions, bottle preserves, 2 lbs
coffee, II ats. fruit.
Arnold Merchandise Co.-Two doz
dinner plates, 1 doz. soup plates,
doz. cups and saucers, meat platter,
vegetable dishes, pitcher.
Mrs. l.. b. Houck-Sack of potatoes
Mrs A. f. Stauffer-Sack sugar
Mrs, and Miss Ewalt-50c, half doz
en- glasses jelly, sack sugar.
Mrs. c. c. Snow-One dozen bar.
laundry soap.
Miss Addie Arnold-One sack sugar
Mrs. l.. A. Culbertson-Rice ant
beans.
Mrs. Harry Turner-Ha1f sack -four
Mr.. Warner Miller-One sack sugar
Mrs. Carl Ricketts, bushel po
tatoes, 1 sack sugar.
Mr.. Silas Parr-50c sugar.
Mrs. Geo Bennett, Gambier-On,
gallon apple butter.
Mrs. M. A. Thiel-One quart Gran
berries, apples, sugar, beans,
Mrs. ]. b. Morton-Two bushels po
tatoes, l gallon vinegar, pumpkins
Candyland (Surlas & Francis) -Tel
pounds candy.
Mrs. Belle Johnson jars jam
Id. tea.
Mrs. j. b. Sellers-One sack flour
Miss Vine lsrael--Two gallons vine
}gar, l gal. maple syrup can cherries
A friend-$2 in sugar.
A friend-Flve cans fruit.
H. G. Swetland--Half bushel apples
corn, asparagus, olives, pkgs. bout
Ion cubes.
Teeter's Grocery-Tomatoes, corr
rolled oats, coffee
Miss Anna Barr-Bread.
Mrs. VIM, Scribner-Apples, jelly
bread.
Mrs, Mary Curtis--Three loaves @
bread, peaches.
Mrs. Lizzie Curtis-25c.
Mr.. VIM. G. Scribner-Four packal
es borax.
Mesdames Ball and Trenwith -Tw
pounds coffee.
Mrs. j. Il. Adamson-Tomatoes.
Misses Grace and Lulu Ash-Celery
popcorn, meal.
Mrs, J. N. Meyers Two pounds co
ee, 2 cana peas,
Mrs. VIM. Koons-Rolls.
Mrs. Lucy McKay-One pound co
foe, lb tea.
Miss ella Pyle-Jar pickles, fruit
Mrs. II, l.. Young-One pound co