The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-11-09
SOLDIERS HAVE
A FRUIT SHOWER

The announcement made in The Star
Mirror that fruit was needed for the
soldiers who are sick or conyalescent
touched popular chord and there has
been veritable shower of fruit de-
livered at the office of The Star Mirror
the various hospitals and the mess halls
of the soldiers.
The 1914 Sewing club donated SO
quarts of fruit and two glasses of jelly.
Mrs H. w. Cornelison, Mrs. J. L. Gray,
Mrs J. E. Oslund, Mrs. T. L. Nelson,
and Mrs. w. A. Stewart also delivered
canned fruits and jellies to this office for
the soldiers.
Fay Sudderth and Ruth Tanning start
ed out with a small cart to do some
humanitarian work and gathered up IS
quarts of fine canned fruit, which reach
ed the convalescent hospitals
Francis Casey and Emma Nelson also
took it upon themselves to secure fruit
for the soldiers and secured the follow
ing amounts from those whose names
are given Mrs Katie Driscoll, two
quarts; Mrs. E. M. Carson, two quarts
Mrs. w. J. Hazeltine, two quarts Mrs.
]. w. Randall, four quarts; Mrs E. NJ
Paulson, two quarts; Mrs Ole Sletto,
five quarts; Mrs. D. H. Cameron, two
quarts Mrs. Matt Horrigan, 18 quarts
Mrs. l. L. Collier, three quarts; Mrs
]. w. Schumacher, one quart Mrs A.
E. Sundelius, two quarts; Mrs Tim
Sullivan, five quarts; Mrs. Dorthes Mel
son, two quarts; Mrs. 0. McCartor,
beets. Total, 4e quarts, one glass jelly. |
The following persons delivered fruit
to the soldiers mess at the University |
of Idaho: Mrs. C. c. Hunter, one quart
fruit, two quarts pickles, vegetables !;
Mrs. E. w. Smith, nine quarts fruit
Mrs. L. Q. Torell, two quarts fruit and
Mrs. R. w. Kullberg, four
quarts vegetables; Mrs Geo. Noles,
cabbage; Mrs. J Hendrickson, one box
of apples; Mrs. w. J. Martin, two
quarts fruit and a glass of jelly; Mrs. E.
Arntzen, two quarts fruit and two quarts
Mrs. ]. A. Lindquist, two
quarts fruit, two quarts vegetables and
two glasses jelly; Mrs. A. H. Scheyer,i
six quarts fruit; Mrs. A. S. Olson, two +
quarts fruit; Mrs. R. Otness, two quarts
fruit and four quarts pickles; Mrs. c. B.
two quarts conserve; Mrs.
{. Junge, two quarts fruit; Mrs. L. A.
Philips, three quarts fruit; Mrs. L. ].
rOSlt, one quart lIull MIS-. " W.
Pitcher, two quarts fruit; Mrs T. B.
McBryde, one quart fruit and one quart
Mrs NJ L. Handlin, two
quarts fruit; Mrs C. w. Towne, two
quarts preserves; Mrs. R. T. Holder,
,ne quart fruit Mrs S. O. Harrington, t
wo quarts fruit and four quarts pickles;
Mrs l. W. Havens, one quart fruit; D
Mrs. Ed Lundquist, two quarts fruit;
Mrs. c. A. Johnson, two quarts fruit; t
Yrs. J. Carlson, two quarts fruit; Mrs. G
T. R. Dowdy, two quarts fruit and vege-
ables; Mrs H. E. Settler, two quarts a
ruit Mrs Annell, one quart fruit; Mrs. n
;. + Munson, four quarts fruit and r
vegetables; Mrs. ]. Otter, four quarts t.
ruit and vegetables; Mrs. ]. Olson, one
uart fruit; Mrs. B. A. Smith, three u
uarts fruit; Miss Olga Otness, two y
uarts fruit; Miss Ellen Otness, two o
uarts fruit; Mrs. H. Sodorff, squashes; y
FRS. J. H. Richards, six quarts fruit
IRIS. c. W. Miller, three quarts fruit
Irs. c. Carlson, two quarts fruit; Mrs.
. E. Fields, two quarts fruit; Mrs. V. 81
one quart fruit, glass of jam m
nd two glasses of preserves Mrs. G. nj
Wolfe, one quart fruit, glass of jelly; S,
IRIS. J. H. Botten one quart fruit and II
ne glass Jelly; Mrs L. Ostrom, one| CT
int jelly; Mrs. c. NJ Matheny, one ST
mt prune relish and one pint honey; G,
[rs Gus Paulson, two quarts fruit av
RS " Nelson, two glasses of jelly 22
[rs. A. Munro, two quarts fruit and tn
,getables; Mrs. R. 0. Lee two quarts be
uit Mrs. S. Sundell, two quarts fruit; &c