The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-10-01
HOSPITAL DONATIONS.
The Day Was A Grand Success For
H. Local Institution.


superintendent, and the ten nurses
at the hospital were in charge o
the rooms all day taking turns a
the work. They were assisted by
members of the board, by a number
OF graduate nurses, and a small ar
my of lady friends of the institution
The success of the day has determ
ined that Donation Day will hereaf
ter be an annual event in the history
of the hospital The honor roll Of
contributors is as follows: .
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Ebbert-2 pair OF
blankets.
Daisy Circle, Cedar Sunday schoo
3 glasses jelly, 8 quarts fruit.
Mrs. Ralph O'Hara-l pair blank
cts.
DR.. and Mrs. J. G. Roberts, pair
blankets.
Ladies Auxiliary of Railway Con
ductors-l pair blankets.
Mrs. S. J. Stinson-2 quarts fruit
Henry BacOn-3 chickens.
Glaze and Haynes-24 quarts jam
Mrs. H. w. Gleason-6 quarts OF
fruit.
A friend-l0 quarts of fruit.
Mr.. J. H. De Board-$l00O.
A friend-$1.OO.
Hayes and Kalbach - 2 pieces
Gurnsey ware.
A friend-half dozen silver spoons
Mrs. r. F. Fitch-$5.OO.
G. w. Shockley-$1.00
Edwin Fleener-2 baskets fruit and
vegetables.
Green & Bentley-6 hot water bot.
ties.
Baldauf. Rosenblatt- 2 pair blank.
cts.
Mrs. J. C. Myers-2 pair blankets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Hoffmann-half
dozen sheets and slips.
Mrs. William Matter, Lacey - 2
quarts fruit.
Mrs. Robert McKanna--2 quarts of
fruit.
B. P. o. Elks-Englander bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Butler-l pair
blankets g.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Cruzen-1 pair
blankets.
Mrs. J. F. Observation-Disclosures bed.
Elizabeth Hawkins-5Oc.
Mrs. Levi and Miss Heinsfurter-6
baby blankets.
Chas w. Ott-Steamer rug.
Miss Rosa Sherburger- glasses
OF jelly.
Mrs. r. T. Penders-6 pair cur
tains.
Miss Mary Dobyns-50c.
Miss Sarah Wihiams-50o.
DR.. aister-$l.00 and quarts of
fruit.
Mrs. Jno. Allgood-Fruit and jelly.
A friend-5OC
A friend-5c.
Mrs. Beede-2 jars fruit.
Mrs. J. B. MCCurdy-4 jars fruit
and II glasses jelly.
Mrs. Walter White-$lO0.
A friend-$2.OO.
Mrs. MAXWELL jars jelly, jars
fruit and l jar relish.
Mrs. w. A. Pilgrim-TOwels.
Mrs. cora Starlln-Wash cloths.
Mrs. Etiie McLansburough-Jar OF
fruit.
Mrs. neutrality-suspicious..
l.. & w Tea CO-Dishes.
Mrs. Black--6 glasses jelly.
Mrs. r. l.. Blackford-Tea towels
Maggie Hoffmann-Fruit and jelly
A friend-cake.
Mrs. Stanton-6 quarts fruit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Hayes-Vege
table cutter
: Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Rodgers-$5.O0
A friend-$1.00.
: j. o. &Linaberry-$100
Oskaloosa Savings bank-$l0.00
Mrs. c. K. Sawyer-5Oc.
G. G. Pike-Hot water bottles.
Dnn ole tally
2 jars fruit.
G. A. Briney-50c.
Celia Hoover towels and wasl
cloths.
J. A. Devitt-$5.00.
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Hoffman, -
pair wooden blankets.
Mrs. John F. Lacey-$1.0O.
Mrs. A. NJ. Abraham dozen cans
vegetables.
Hoffman & Baker-Half gallon APP
ricot butter.
Mrs. James Newton stand Gov
ers, jar pickles.
Prudence Jones-2 towels and
wash cloths.
Orient 'Theatre-$1.00
w. G. Eby-$1.00.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Eby-Hot waite
bottle.
Mrs. ]. p. Hiatt - Half gallon
peaches.
Bessie Van Klavern-2 sets peppc
and salts.
Bon Ton Bakery-Tea towels.
H. l.. Davis-Fruit and Jam.
Fred Butler-5Oc.
Mrs. C. E. Lofand-$2.50.
Home Telephone Co.-Free SerN
ice.
DR.. r. V. Mater-$2.00
Bolton Miners-$2.90.
Mrs. s. l.. Sherman chickens.
Mary Sherman-Towel. -...
Frankel Dry Goods Co.-One pal
wool blankets.
Other gifts will no doubt come |
yet, as several are promised. DOM
tons are acceptable at any time an
may be left at the Hospital, at Haye
& Kalbach's store or at any of tn
banks.