Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-02-07
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, RED CROSS NOTES

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The Red Cross committee on finance
feel that they have great cause for
rejoicing this week on account of the
wonderful response from the various
sections of the county in behalf of the
Red Cross From Fem there was sent
in this past week the sum of $9950,
and form the sale of quilt chances in
same community the sum of $53.75.
/ The Cow Creek Sunday school of
Lucille, through its superintendent Mrs
Henry Elfers forwarded to the local
Red Cross the sum of $3.50. The Co
lumbus school favored the cause with
Sl3. The Milt Springs district sent
the sum of $6250. At the Hahn sale
through the loyal efforts Of Emery
Zuver tie Red Cross obtained the sum
of $1,000. Likewise at the Wasmund
sale the sum of $S5, and from the auc-
ton OF the turkey donated by Mrs.
Sol Clark was derived the sum of $31.
The Sunnyside school district gave the
sum of 1926 The Addison district gave
SIS.
The Spring Camp school through the
efficient committee composed of Mae
Knorr, Myrtle Davidson and Eveline
Goodwin, sent in the generous amount
Of $123.40.
Saturday at the local Red Cross
rooms the quilt donated by the Fem
ladies will be disposed of, and every
one interested is requested to be
present in the afternoon. Come early
and confer with the workers and do
your bit.
A pen of six Wyandotte chickens, /
donated by Mrs. Sam Howard will be
auctioned at the Red Cross rooms next /
Everyone welcome.
The local auxiliary is glad to vel
come this week Mrs. d. II. Sasenbery,
who has been sojourning on the coast,
and who is the efficient secretary of
the local auxiliary. Likewise it is
pleasing to have with US again Mrs
A. c. Cunningham, who has been at
the bedside of her sick son, who we
ire pleased to note is improving. i
All people who have old kid gloves,
which they have discarded or will be,
are requested to bring them to the local {
Red Cross rooms. These gloves are
wanted to line jackets to be worn by
On st. Valentine eve, he local aux
liary will give an old fashioned dance
o be known as an apron and overall
costume affair. Everybody invited and
to come in costume Tickets $
i per couple Dance begins at
o'clock at the Dreamland hall Mr.. .
nd Mrs. Charles Nail will donate their {
ervices as musicians at this dance. :
The local auxiliary is striving to
btain a membership of one thousand a
y April l. Now is the time to hand
a your membership and place Idaho >
Ounty on the map.
The following new members have q
iven their names the past few days =,
, the local ned Cross: Mrs. Mae -"
teadman Mr.. and Mrs. James lurking d
IN, Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Day, Cora
thompson, -. A. Howard, Joe carp, "
RAM Shlicker, Constance Kemp, Lem =,
emp, Clayton eager, and thirteen =
embers from Reubens, whose names 10 -
I'VE not been forwarded as yet 90 90
Red Cross yarn for sweaters is now
headquarters and will be given out -
knitters Tuesday evenings and Fri i
~ afternoons Any information con- I.
rning it may be obtained from Mrs. :.
ewes who has charge of this depart +
emit !.
All who are interested in forming :
knitting club are asked to meet at !.
Monday evening, February Z
Knitters and those desiring in i.
'uctiOns are invited =