The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-04-26
from Thursdays parry.

| from thursdays Barry.
A program will open the Decoria
Red Cross auction an Saturday April
20, at the town hall The program will
open at ten o'clock sharp by singing
| America. Vocal solo will follow this
(, by d. M. Jones; introduction of the
speaker, G. M. Palmer and another
vocal solo by ID. NJ. Jones A fifteen
! cent lunch will be served at Il
O'Clock. The following are the dona-
lions: Donations promised as follows
to Solicitors Charles Neyes, L. B. Hoff
| Charles Fredrickson, H. A. Wilder
| S. J. Mace and John Kalbou Mrs
| Walden, canned fruit; Mrs. Abbott
donation promised; Virgil ABBOTT,
| donation promised; MI. Abbott two
chickens; Violet Abbott, donation
promised; A. Schuell, one bushel
potatoes; H. Wendt, one rooster; H.
/ Weber, enc sack oats; Walter Henry,
one ton hay; Claude Marble, one sack
oats; Mrs. C. Marble, two chickens !;
! Ed. Wendell, one half bushel navy
beans; Mrs. Wenkel, two chickens;
Herman Wendt, one bushel potatoes;
Emil Weber, one bushel potatoes;
Mrs. Weber, two chickens; Fred
Wendt, cash 81; Mrs. Buelow, one
sack potatoes; Fred Hunter, ST., cash
So; Roy Honsch, cash $1.50; Andrew
Hodapp, one sack potatoes: Eugene
Galagar, cash 81; Melvin Donohue,
one pair of skates; Ernest Trueben-
bach, cash SIS; Miss Jessie Hislop,
cash 81; H. Jones, cash SIS; Ed Fred
ricks, cash fifty cents; Mrs. Anil
Tillman, goose eggs; Anna Tillman,
hand work. Hannah Hanson, cash 81;
Mrs. Nenow, cash 81; Mrs. John
Scheurer, one rooster and two barred
Plymouth Rock hens; A. E. Hall, one
bushel potatoes; l.. E. Smith, order
for $3.50 in nursery stock; H. A.
Wilder, cash IS; R. F. Wilder, cash
s.; Frank Renge, cash 81; Mr..
Churchill, cash 50; o. E. Treanor, one
incubator; Henry Renge, two sacks of
oats; David Steel, cash So; August
Truebenbach, cash 81; Henry True
benbach, cash 81; Ed Ulman, two
bushels butternuts; August Goethe,
grain cradle; Ben Ulman, one rooster;
George Goethe, two bushel wheat;
August Mantene, cash twenty five
cents; Ed Whitrock, cash ST; Mrs.
Whitrock, one setting duck eggs;
Fred Zeigler, one sack oats; George
Ziegler, one sack oats; Mrs. Ziegler,
one sack oats, one dozen duck eggs;
Mary Ziegler, fancy work; Roman
Hodapp, cash 81; John Goethe, one
sack potatoes; Adam Scheurer, one
sack potatoes; H. Tillman, two BUSH
els barley; James Maloney, two
bushels potatoes; Rudolph Lancelle,
cash 81; H. Scharbach, one bushel po
tatoes, one single comb brown leghorn
and one dozen Orpington eggs; H. A.
Hubner, donation promised; Paul
Renne, two ROSTERS; Misses Schenk,
ten dozen eggs and two bushels po-
tatoes; Charles Fredrickson, one calf
and two chickens; Mrs. Charles Fred
rickson, one pair pillow cases and 81
cash; Mrs. Blume, five dozen eggs and
one half bushel onions; w. H. May,
one sack oats; Mrs. w. H. May, three
dozen eggs; Mr.. Gunzel, cash 81; Mrs.
Gunzel, three dozen eggs; w. H. Hill
ton. two chickens; George Cords. four
bushels potatoes; Mrs. George Cords,
three dozen eggs; Mrs. G.. H. Johnson,
fancy work and fifty cents cash; Jonas
Johnson one home made cover rack;
c.. H. Johnson, donated one half day
service with car; L. B. HOff, cash 81;
Inga Hoff, fancy sofa pillow; Mr. a.
Hoff, cash S.; Mrs. A. Hpff. plue-bird
tea tray and crochet bag; Chauncy
Sellars, cash ST. Emma Sellars, pro-
fits of poem written by her; Anton
Oberle, cash So; Adolph Thinker, cash
So; Dr. W. A Beach and Mr.. Deplem
mer, one goose; j. w. Kalbow, dona-
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