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

| Quay Odity.
The following are the donations
for the Red Cross sale to be held in
Judson Saturday, April 20, at 1000
a. M: Evan V. Jones, two sacks
oats, two ROSTERS: A. l.. Hutchins,
donation promised; Art Watterson,
50; A. l.. Stark, donation promised;
d. T. Evans, 81; Nose Edwards, one
sack oats; T. w Richards. one sack
| oats; I. Mennenga, one pair chick
ems; A. Othoudt, one sack oats; Sta
cy Little, two sacks oats; r. K Will
liams, two sacks corn; r. w. Conger,
two chickens; G. E. Rome, pig or
calf; Will Dackins, one bushel rye;
| Richard p Williams, fifty cents; Au-
gust Heiser, Jr., 50; Art Roberts, one
sack oats; Rob. Wigley, one sack po-
! tatoes A. g. Antoine. one sack oats;
August Heser, 81: Henry Kleinman,
81; G. ]. Hanel, 81; Ida Hanel. 81;
| Mrs. G. j. Hanel, one peck beans;
Evan L. Owens, one pig; Garfield
James, 81: Charley Lundgren, 81;
Ed Dackins, 81; Griffith Dackins,
chickens; c. Warner Johnson, two
sacks corn; Fl. c. Leiferman, 81; l..
b. Swanson, four sacks oats; H. w
Seppman. one sack potatoes, one
sack corn; Charles M. Anderson, one
sack corn; John V. Ellis, one calf;
Seppman Brothers, one sack pota-
toes, one sack wheat; Israel Johnson,
two sacks potatoes, two sacks corn;
Dave Gustafson, two sacks oats, one
hundred everbearing strawberry
plants; Charles A. Gustafson, one
Holstein heifer calf, one gallon sor-
ghum; David L. Dackins, one bush
ell six-week potatoes, one bushel New
Workers, choice seed stock: Miss
Maggie Dackins, one setting hens
eggs; Mrs. Margaret Dackins, two
pounds hand separated butter; Miss
Julia Setrum, one patchwork quilt;
w. II. Nelson, lumber and other
things; Charles V. Peterson, lumber,
potatoes. ETC.; Mrs. Charles V. Pet
erson, patchwork quilt, hydrangaea:
Henry Swanson, one sack oats; II.
c. Schulz, pair Rhode Island Red
chickens; Alfred Sexe, one sack
oats; A. Fl. WertZ, one sack barley;
l.. II. Jones, one shepherd dog: Ed.
X. Griffiths, one S. bill; Dave Bow
en-, pair fullblood white Wyandotte
chickens: Hugh H. Jones, donation
promised; John Davis, two sacks
oats; John Williams, two sacks oats,
one sack corn: Clayton Jones, do
nation promised; Roger Jones, one
peck beans, one sack potatoes; c.
w. Connaughy, one sack oats; C.
w. McMahill, donation promised: D.
II. Evans, donation promised: B. G.
Williams, one sack corn: Elmer 9th
oudt, one shotgun: Earl Bowen, one
pair chickens; Mrs. H. M. Furney,
three Rhode Island red chickens: H
M. Furney, one sack oats, Mrs. !.
II. Griffiths, vegetables; John r.
Griffiths, one goat (s3, to anybody
VINO rides him): Mrs Frank Roberts
three glasses jelly; Miss Bessie Rob-
erts. three glasses Jelly; Willard r.
Roberts, one bushel early Ohio seed
potatoes: Mrs. Willard r. Roberts.
one setting Toulouse goose eggs. one
motor cap; John J. Wigley. donation
promised; Mrs. John j. Wigley. one
pint tomato jam: Mervin Wigley,
two ROSTERS; Clinton Wigley. one
Dushel potatoes: Leslie Jones, one
pair silver-laced Wyandottes; Will V. !
Jones, donation promised; Edward
Williams, one bushel seed corn. |
termination ninety-five per cent:
Wallie Roberts, one. Duroc JERSEY
brood SOW; Evan E. Wigley, three |
chickens; Miss Frances Anderson. |
one peck beans; Conner Evans, four |
year-old colt; Ernest Black, five
pounds butter; Hugh A. Jones, dona-
ton promised; Edwin V. Jones, 81:
Arthur Jones, 81; Thomas ]. Jones. |
donation promised; George Edwards /
donation promised; Elmer w. john |
son, one hat; Vernon Markham. one
boX cigars; Mrs. William c. John I
sen, six cups and saucers; Miss