Eagle Drug Store Lauer & Anding Winona Mn. {Charles W. Anding}
nothing small C1053
1880 Federal Census
Charles Anding is listed as a Druggist in Winona County, Winona, Minnesota. He gave his age at the time
as 26 years of age. He said he was born in Wisconsin. Living with him was his wife Mathilde (26)
(Wisconsin).
1900 Federal Census - Mrs. Anding is not shown as a widow - she is shown as married, but no evidence
of the husband here.
Mathilda Ending (transcribed incorrectly) is listed (no occupation) in Winona County, Third Ward of
Winona, Minnesota. She gave her age at the time as 48 years of age. She was born 1852 in the state of
Wisconsin. Living with her on Fourth Street were a son Carl (17), a daughter Else (12), and a son Morris
(11)
1910 Federal Census
Charles W. Anding is listed as an Engineer / Stationary in Hughes County, First Ward of Pierre, S. Dakota.
He gave his age at the time as 57 years of age. Living with him on Capital Avenue were his wife of
thirteen years Matilda M. (57), a son Carl J. (27) (Minnesota), a son Moritz F. (21) (Minnesota), and a
daughter Elsie L. (23) (Minnesota)
1920 Federal Census
Charles W. Anding is listed as a Clerk / Retail Store in Winona County, Winona Minnesota. He gave his
age at the time as 65 years of age. Living with him was his wife Matilda (61), and a son Carl (35) (also
listed as a Clerk / Retail Store).
Dr. Wards Medical Supply Co. Winona, Minnesota AKA Watkins Products
4" tall X 3" diameter (at the top) green
depression glass tumbler which was made
to advertise Ward's Medical Supply of
Winona, Minnesota. Not in my Collection
Dr. Ward's Medical Co. Winona, Minnesota
WARD'S COOK BOOK. . Circa: 1916. It
measures 6-3/8" x 7-1/2" and contains 24
pages with heavier paper covers. Contents
are bound by brass pins. Covers show
soiling, and heavy use wear. Contents show
some light soiling, and some insect
damage at bottom edge of pages. Contents
are well bound, unmarked, totally intact,
and in fair to good used condition. There
are no off odors.
C994
http://www.watkinsonline.com/contentF.cfm?gCatalogLocale=USA&Area=History
Dr. Ward's Sarsaparilla
Dr. Ward's Liniment
Dr. Ward's Barb Wire Cure
Dr. Ward's
The story begins in Harrison, Ohio, in the
early 1850s when Richard Ward concocted
an all purpose liniment which he sold to J.H.
Sands in 1856. Sands moved to Winona,
Minnesota Territory, Ward in 1867 sold the
Linement “rights” to J.R. Watkins of
Plainveiw, Minn.
Products Listed in the book.
P1-Dr. Ward's Celebrated Liniment
P3-Ward's Cough Syrup
P5-Ward's Vaso-Creo Salve
P7-Ward's Baking Powder
P9-Ward's Cherryade
Ward's Grapeade
P11-Ward's Mentho-Campho-
Ointment
P13-Ward's Laxative Oil
P15-Watrd's Blood and Stomach
Tonic
P17-Ward's Black Pepper
P19-Ward's Vanilla Wards
Vanillin
P21-Ward's Anti-Pain Remedy
P23-Ward's Shaving Cream
Ward's Recipes in the book.
Bouillon
Pickled Crab Apples Baked
Apples Stuffed With Figs
Scalloped Tomatoes
Rice And Chipped Beef Dish
Potato Puff
Corn Oysters
Rice A La Creole
Green Tomatoes And Onions Fried
Meat Souffle
Mock Mince Meat
Sandwich Filling
Rice Muffins
Cereal Muffins
White Gems
Pop Overs
Milk Bread
Sweet Hot Bread
Corn Pudding
Fried Cakes
Dutch Apple Cake
Three Minute Cake
Devil's Food Cake
White Cake
Spice Cake
Molasses Cake
Raison Rocks
White Cookies
Washington Pie
Pumpkin Pie
Caramel Pie
Dressing For Fruit Salad
Apple Tapioca
Maple Parfait
Strawberry Ice