The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-01
Something New
Something Good
Big Pound Cans
Pacific Brand
Species of TUNA
100000 GS 200 CO g
G. RED CROSS DONATIONS TO G
e. INFLENZA PATIENTS G
10000 c g 9 G . G G G

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Responses from the generous peo-
pie of Mason Coua'" have been ample
to fully supply us with funds, mate
rails and foodstuffs to meet all the
wants of the helpless sufferers from
influenza to date, and we are confident
proper assistance will continue until
the plague has passed. In addition to
the assistance rendered to the pa
tients in the emergency hospital. we
have done our best to care for the
wants of the helpless, both white and
colored, throughout the county, II
any needy person has escaped our
notice it has not been due to careless
ness or oversight. If any one knows
of a person that is not receiving prop
err attention. please call Mrs. NJ. II. Il.
French, phone No. 354, Maysvule, KY,
and immediate assistance will be eX-
tended. We are anxious to help all,
regardless of color or condition. Fol
lowing contributions have been re-
ceived to date, to-wit:
Miss Edith Hoefich, 81; w. T.
Trouts, 50; Ross Owens, 81; E. T.
Kirk, $40; E. A. Robinson, So; h. G..
Maltby, $3.50; Mrs. H. P. Stewart, 80
cents; Mrs. B. NJ. Finch, So; Miss
Mary Finch, So; ]. ]. Wood, so; j. j.
Wood Jr., 81; Mrs. ], NJ. Frazee, 81;
Fourth Div. Lewisburg Red Cross,
$3.50; John Hunt, ST. Miss Jennie D,
Dobyns, 81; Mrs. Maurice Kirk, 81;
Mrs. Sherman Arm, 81; Bob Hum
phries, 81; Elizabeth Kackley, 81;
Clement French, 81; Mrs. j. B. Rus
sell, $12; Mrs S. p. Browning, So;
Mrs. ]. C. Burwell, so; Church Myall,
SIS; Mrs. James Fitzgerald, 81; Mrs.
Ed Parker, 81; w. T. Berry, 81; Mrs.
jenkins, 81; j. w. Elgin, 81; Mrs. T.
H. N. Smith, SO; A. L. Merzs 50; flow
ers sold by Adelaide Davidson, Thel-
ma and Ruth Stahl and Elizabeth
Kackley, $2S35; Cash, 81; Salem Red
Crss Chapter, $40; Springdale Red
Cross Chapter, 3d. Ann and Frances
Mltby, 81; H. B. Daugherty, 50; Mrs.
]. H. Kirk, So; Mrs 7. T. Asbury, 81;
Miss Sallie Forman, 81; Miss Jennie
Clarke, 81: Mrs. Marget White, 81;
Miss Maggie aBuer, 50; Garrett Poe,
So; w. d. Cochran, $25; Mrs. Ross, 81;
Miss Mary Wilson, 81; Miss Anna
Ring and d. K. Duzan, 3d. Bette
Thompson, 81; Miss Grace Bierbower
81; Mrs. M. D. COLTS, 81; Cash, $25;
Members, Beasley Red Cross, 81; Cash
So; Mrs. Mary S. Brooks, S.; c. H.
Crawford, SIS; John Bolar, soc; Will
Maher, So; Bill Russell, zoe; Dan Ma
her, So; Martin Maher, SIS; Bryan
WEIGH, 81; Mrs. Vina Johnson, 81;
Rhodes Bros, $3.50; John Murphy, 81;
Pascal Combess, 81; Frank Russell,
81; Julian Conrad, 50; R. T. Palmer,
81; Maxwell Hill, 75c; Orvil Boone,
$3.50; Mrs. Phoebe Poe, IS; Jos. Easy
buck, soc; Mrs. Anna Kennard, 81;
Mrs. Llla Kennard, 81; Dan WRIT, SIS;
Miss Emma Cord, 81; Mrs. Feister, 81;
w. S. Calvert, ST. Mrs. Emma Apple
gate, 81; Mrs. Perry Morton, 81; John
Gantley, 50; Mrs. John Gantley, soc;
Mrs. Robert Cook, 81; DR.. Phillips, 50;
Mrs. Foster Barbour, IS; Cash, So;
Mrs. Narrower, $2;'Mrs. John Barbour,
81; Mrs. Maude B. Hendrickson, SO;
Frank Hendrickson, 50; Mrs. Frazee,
/.
Tom Kirkland, l dozen eggs, l
chicken; Mrs. Joe Doehle, 1 chicken;
Mrs. Pete Fulmer, 2 pairs of pillow
cases; Mrs. John Downing, veget-
ables; Mrs. Henry Arnold, ~ dozen
eggs; Mrs. w. S. Calvert, dozen
eggs; Mrs. Owen Tolle, 2 chickens;
Mrs. Clay Stone, u dozen eggs, veget-
ables; Mrs. Minzea Stone, chicken;
Mrs. True Berry, l chicken; Mrs.
Mack Anderson, / chicken; Mrs Lee
Wood, 2 chickens; Mrs. Tom Wood,
pound butter; Mrs. Frank Peed,
chicken; Miss Ola Callahan, 2 chick
ems; Mrs. Marvin Early, dozen eggs;
Mrs. Ben Pickett, 2 chickens, dozen
eggs; Mrs. Joe owen, "a gallons
milk; Mrs. Mary Seamonds, 2 dozen
eggs and pie; Mrs. VIII Kackler, 2
chickens, gallons milk, crate of as
sorted vegetables; Mrs. Thomas Cant
ley. chickens; Mrs. James Gantley,