The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-04-26
DECORIA RED CROSS AUCTION

tons promised; Leo Boblke. donation
| promised; L. Manter, donation prom.
ised; Mrs. Barrott, donations promised
Mr.. FRANCES, donations promises; A.
Gaylord, donations promised; C. Will
ken, donations promised; w. w. Bal
lard, donations promised; B.
Franz, donations promised; Mrs.
i r. Bohlke, donations promised
F. Behnke, donations promised E
Hoppe, donations promised; George
/ Hoppe, donations promised; H Behnke
| donations promised; A. Behnke, do
nations promised; w. Weber, dona :
! tons promised; H. X. Hoff, one set
ting Barred Plymouth Rock eggs and
one half peck navy beans; H. C.
Young, cash So; Paul Erlandson, cash
| 50; Hans Knutson, cash SO; Christ
Knutson, cash So; A. Mulch, cash SIS;
Mrs. Mulch, six pounds beans, four
pounds onions, and one setting of
White Pekin duck eggs: Lena Painter,
one half peck beans; G. H. Painter,
cash So; James Mulch, cash So; Al
fred E. AlstrOm, one bushel seed corn ;
| Mable Samuelson, one cut glass SALAD
dish; Charles Samuelson, two setting
of eggs; Mrs. Herman Ziegler, one
setting Rowen duck eggs; Herman
Ziegler, two bushels seed corn;
August Weigelt, cash So; r. G. Oberle,
cash $3.50; Mr.. and Mrs. John Lortz,
one pair Pekin ducks; Klages store
Mankato, $3.50 of coffee; Robert
Haedt, cash $40; Mic Juliar, donation
promised; Flo. Hanson and Brockmey-
er, five pounds coffee S1.75; P. M.
Broderson, two sacks potatoes; Mrs.
Broderson, two setting White Wyan-
dote eggs; Mr.. Strong, one full blood
Rhode Island rooster and one setting
Rhode Island eggs; Clarence Todd,
cash IS; Mrs. c. Todd, six dozen eggs;
Mr.. Hubsch. cash 81; Fred Thrun,
cash 81; John Hanson, one calf; Mrs.
J. Hanson. two setting eggs and one
pair pillow slips; Mrs. ]. J. Nc
Carthy, cash $1.50; Henry Schenk. one
sack oats and one bushel potatoes;
Mrs. Schenk, fancy work; Mrs. Fred
Hunter, one pair pillow eases; Minnie
Hunter, one fancy towel August
Kruger, donation promised; Mrs.
Moves, one towel and two handker-
chiefs; Ella Moves, knitted lace and
crochet dolly; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c.
Coult, one rooster and canned fruit;
Ernest Herzberg, one sack oats and
one goose: C. H. Moves, two chickens;
Mr. and Mrs. E. Thrun, one Pekin
duck and one S. d. eggs; Mrs. John
Jgervig, two cans tomatoes; Verginia
Jgervig, thirteen month old calf; Mr..
c1,or l.
and one can of cherries; Ed Kellar,
one sack potatoes; Mrs. E. Kellar, one
fillet crochet collar; Miss Rosetta Hall.
fancy work; Miss Irene Hall, fancy
work; Mrs Henry Tillman, ten goose
eggs; George Hubner, Thrift stamps;
H. A. Haedt cash $40: S. J. Mace,
cash S. Lee Mace, one sack of barley;
Fred Otto, five pounds of coffee;
Henry Hodapp, cash 81; John Juliar,
one sack of wheat; Oscar Detjen, one
sack of barley; Henry Schulz, one
sack of potatoes; Harry Juliar, one
sack of potatoes and two sacks of
corn; Jake Smith, goose; Matt Smith.
cash 81; Matt Smith. Jr., one sack corn
and one sack of oats; Arthur Dickey,
two sacks of corn and two chickens;
Frances Maloney, cash $3.50; James
Maloney, ST., cash 81; Nora Leary;
cash 81; John Rodgers, cash 81;
Andrew Maloney, cash So; Martin
Dem, one sack corn: Mrs. Martin
DEM, one full blooded leghorn rooster;
Tom O'Herrin, cash 50; Aaron Juliar,
cash S. Oscar Hjarpe, enc chicken;
Joe Hayworth. two bushels potatoes;
Mrs. Hayworth, two settings Buff Or
phingtoD eggs; Mr.. Christ, two chick !
ems.