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

Florence Johnson, one can B. II. cof-
fee and coffee pot; Dave C. Evans
one bushel potatoes, one setting weite
| Wyandotte eggs; Mrs. M. j. Thomas
one can fruit, one granite pan; Dav-
Id Lindblom, donation promised
Sheldon G. Little, 50; Alfred An
derson. ten bushels oats, sack speltz
Mrs. Alfred Anderson, one pair full
FLOODED Wyandotte; Charles Thorn
as, donation promised; William c.
Johnson, fifteen pounds coffee and
one hundred bars soap; p. w. Mog-
rem, donation promised; William F..
Gottschalk, one barrel salt; Elias
| Roberts, 81; Luther Roberts, one pill
low, two cans fruit; Charles D. Conk-
lin, .Jr., one dozen jars honey: Jud-
son Concrete company, $40 worth
tile; Mrs. Charles Conklin, tatted
cap, one bushel potatoes; Arthur Ku-
ku, one sulky plow; Thomas q.
Jones, three full-blooded white rock
ROSTERS. two hens; Peter ]. john
son, flower plants; c. e. Rodekuhr,
pair heavy double-trees; Walter w.
White. one S. Thrift Stamp; William
]. Roberts, one sack corn, three
ducks; Arthur Mckinney, one ram:
Robert P. Williams, one Poland
emma brood SOW; R. F Jones, So; R.
i. Thomas, three bushels corn; Mrs.
K. t. Thomas, two white Leghorn
ROSTERS; Thomas Hughes, three bush
els corn; Mrs. Frank Hale, two
ROSTERS; j. B. Ball, two bushels
corn; w. j. Meredith, one sack oats:
Conner Meredith, one sack corn; Ed.
j. Williams, one sack oats: Clyde
Rollings, one sack corn; William
Roberts, seed attachment on wagon:
BURT Kenyon, two dozen eggs; Mrs.
y. b. Door, two chickens: Phi. r.
Ihomas. one bushel early Ohio pota-
toes; John B. Jones, two bushels
corn; Elmer Inlay, one sack oats:
Ellis V. Jones, one sack oats; Ivan
Roberts, two bushels potatoes. John
n. Roberts, one Duroc Jersey brood
sow; Leslie Gordon, one six-weeks'-
old pig; Edwin Evans, one Poland
CHINA fall sow; Thomas Jones. So.
LieWellyn Jones, one Poland China
fall sow, two Rhode Island red roost-
ers; Fred M. Jones, SIS; John E.
Price, ten oak posts; Mrs. John E.
Prlce, two Rhode Island red roost-
ers; Osborn Shultz, one United
States flag, four feet by six feet five
bushels oats; Mrs. Osborn Shultz.
two settings White Wyandotte eggs
one crochetted cap; C. G. Jones. one
Dushel early Ohio potatoes; Mrs. G.
u. Jones, one bushel Wales POTATOES
one sack wheat; Rosina Jones. two
bureau scarfs; Annie G. Jones. on
pair pillow cases; Mrs. Mary Jones
one apron; Mrs. r. w. Thomas. one
apron, one jar fruit; Mrs. John Will
lams, one apron, two dozen eggs.
william r. Thomas, two copies fam
Gus operas and songs; Thomas Pueh.
w. GWilym d. Pugh, $40; Joseph
Roberts, one load corn: Edwin ZONES
TOUR ROSTERS; Mrs. Edwin Jones, five
POUNDS butter; A. G. Jones, Sc: Mrs
arthur G. Jones, Sc; Arthur G.
Zones, two sacks rye; Mrs. Arthur
". Jones, five pounds butter; Jens
Gunderson, two sacks corn, one sack
potatoes; Emil Ulrich, one rooster
one drake; Mrs. William G. Hughes
one gallon white beans, two quarts
multlplIer onions, one rooster. Es-
ther Evans: one busne1 apples. Liz
zle j.. Jones, one drake; Lewis T
Lewis, some oats; William NJ. Nor
u.s. one bushel wheat; David Rob-
erts, one calf Miss Jennie Williams
one apron; Mrs. William Krummel
nall bushel beans, one peck carrots.
Eari hrummel, one rooster, one duck:
iuIls NJ: Davis, one rooster, cash 81:
Mrs. ldrls NJ. Davis, one peck red
Deets, one peck multiplier onions.
David 70. Davis, three bushels corn.
Ed. X. Roberts, one gobbler, one sack
oats; Abbie L. Jones, two settings
nhode Island red eggs; George 3. |
hoDerts, 81; Mrs. George E. Roberts.
TWO Jars lfuit; Gwessyn E. Jones. S.