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CITY DIRECTORY
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BLUFFTON, INDIANA, CONTAINING
The Names, Addresses and Occupations of all Residents Over Sixteen Years of Age,
TOGETHER WITH
A Complete Business and Professional Directory, Lodge Di- rectory and Other Information of a Miscellaneous Nature.
COMPILED IN MAY, 1900. |$> O. T. FRASH, HARTFORD CITY, INDIANA.
INTRODUCTION.
In the publication of a directory for the city of Bluffton the publisher of this volume has no desire to defend himself against any criticism of same in any of its parts. From a more or less extensive knowledge of the public benefits derived from such a book and the labor and expense incidental to its publication as offset by the support it should have received. I am led to re- mark that the book is certainly as good as the business men of Bluffton have paid for and as far as merit is concerned it would have been hard even with more liberal patronage to have produced a better one. Of course errors and inaccuracies will be found in this a- in any other book of a similar nature but on the whole the addresses and other information herein compiled may be accepted as correct without further question for a period of two years at the expiration of which time some other directory compiler may undertake to publish another volume. The opportunity is hereby taken to sincerely thank those who have contributed to the success of this work by their patronage and to urge upon those who have not a more liberal policy toward the next compiler.
Respectfully. THE PUBLISHER.
1918900
IN APPRECIATIVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Acknowledgement is hereby made of the valuable assistance rendered in compiling this work by Misses Bessie Houtz, Mate Studabaker, Gusta Michaels and Gracia Myers to whom the credit is due for the accuracy of the information herein. The work of these energetie young ladies has been marked by careful and conscientious effort which has greatly lightened the labor- of the publisher.
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WELLS COUNTY COURT HOUSE.
W. E. DECKER & SONS,
BREEDERS AND DEALERS IN SHETLAND PONIES.
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Our herd is unusually select and 1 purchasers will find animals
to suit in both price and style.
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W. E. DECKER & SONS, ANDERSON, IND.
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DELL LOCKE, PROPRIETOR. BLUFFTON, IND.
LOCKE'S HOTEL, WATERLOO, IND. THE CHRISTMAN, BRYAN, OHIO.
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The Evening news. NINTH YEAR. Circulation 825.
The news is recognized as the People's Paper in Bluffton. It goes into 650 homes of the city. Its local matter is unprejudiced, fair and reliable. It's advertising rates are low and within the reach of all. Its want column is a money-maker, and will get you anything under the sun.
The mews gives all the local news. It works for Bluff- ton's interests all the time, and helps to move "The Asphalt City" in right channels. Believ- ing that this is the best city on earth, and its citizens built on the same plan, it also has the idea that
The Mews is a mighty good example of a good daily paper in a good town. Especial attention given to society printing, invitations, programs, calling cards (printed or engraved) of anything for so- cial events. A tine job office in connection with The Mews plant where good work is done at fair prices. Don't call if you want cheap work at a cheap price. The output of this department is based upon the principle of a dollar's worth for a dol- lar. It will be good, upon good material and at a price that will convince you that it is reasonable.
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M. FRASH,
high=Grade Strains of Belgian bares. -- -BREEDER AND DEALER IN --
A FIRST-CLASS SELECTION OF
THOROUGHBRED ANIMALS CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
WRITE FOR PRICES AND DESCRIPTIONS.
MD. FRRESID, hartford City, Indiana.
* * SUBSCRIBE FOR * *
The Mational Belgian Dare
A JOURNAL DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO THE BREEDING AND RISING OF BELGIAN HARIES,
One of the most lucrative enterprises known. A profitable field of industry for boys and girls and women. THE NATIONAL BELGIAN BARE tell- all about the buisless.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES: ONE YEAR SI, SIX MONTHS 500, SINGLE COPY JOC.
The national Belgian lare Pub. Co., HARTFORD CITY, IND.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING.
CUNO KIBELE, ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT.
OFFICE: NATCHN & RUNKEL BLOCK.
BLAUERPON, IND.
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The Ffield Tainning English Setter
Count Danstonc, 46664,
the greatest winning son of Count Gladstone ]V and Dan's Lady. they being the greatest winning and producing sire and dam living or dead. Fre $35.
TONIO MARK, 53417, by Ch. Antomo -Onida F. and she Gath's Mark Ruby '- Girl. Fie $1.
Above are medium sized, evenly and richly marked black. white and tan English Setters of high-class quality in every par- tienlar, and in their lineage is shown a continuation of the great- est winning and produ .ing "nieks" conly , that is incomparable. Send Top list of brood hitel and young stock.
W. J. BAUGIN, RIDGEVILLEES. IND.
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Munters
or recoer's
In search of the finest strain of
English Setter bunting Dogs
will find in the pedigrees on opposite page everything desired. Puppies of the strain and others for sale at all times, broken or unbroken.
"The Ch. Count Gladstone IV Dan's Lady vick ( as shown in the following ped- igree ) has produced so many winners that puppies of this breeding are confidently looked to as future field trial winners. Count Ladystone is a litter brother to Lady's Count Gladstone, winner of the championship stake of the present year, and is a full brother of five and a half brother to twenty-two field trial winners." SPORTSMAN'S REVIEW.
Write for Descriptions and Prices.
FRASH & DALE, HARTFORD CITY. IND.
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Jess Ladystonc,
Sired by Count Ladystone, ex Fairland Pet. Count Ladystone the product of Count Gladstone IV and Dan's Lady; the former by Ct. Noble, ex Twin Maude, the latter by Dan Gladstone and Lily Bur- gess.
Fairland Pet by Rodfield and Nellie's Beauty. Rodfield by Antonio ex Nellie Hope; Nellie's Beauty by Champion Cincinnatus and Albert's Nellie.
Iking's Dcer, 48615,
(Owned by George W. Brown, Hartford City, Ind.) Kingston-Mark's Ruby; Kingston by Champion Chance-Bessie Avent; Champion Chance by Rod- erigo-Bo Peep; Bessie Avent by Roderigo-Ch. Juno A.
Mark's Ruby by Ch. Gath's Mark-Ruby's Girl; Ch. Gath's Mark by Ch. Gith-Gem; Ruby's Girl by Ch. Gladstone and Ruby II.
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WM. HARLEY, County Surveyor and Montpelier City Civil Engineer.
GEO. T. FULTON,
Hartford City Civil Engineer.
Darley & Fulton, Surveyors.
We make Township and County Maps. Supply of same for Oil Operators' use constantly on hand.
OFFICE In Basement of Court House, HARTFORD CITY.
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The City of Bluffton.
As a location for schools there is perhaps no better city in all the great Northwest than Bluffton. It is known as "The Asphalt City" because of its magnificent distances of shaded asphalt drives, lined with imposing business blocks and elegant and costly residences. Situated on the edge of the great Indiana gas and oil field, this city receives all the substantial benefits of the immense oil operations carried on in this part of the state, at the same time avoiding the un- pleasant features that attend a too close proximity to the tield.
The city is easily accessible from all directions and its excellent railroad facilities will be enhanced this summer by the construction of two new inter-urban electric lines. Bluffton is a hospitable city, with many churches of all de- nominations, a fine library, literary societies and clubs and the student is thus surrounded with all the refining influ- ences that can be desired.
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Our School Thome.
Our school building, located in the heart of the busi- ness portion of the city and but tive minutes walk from any of the railroad depots, is one of the largest and most sub- stantial in the city and was but recently remodeled for this institution. The rooms are all large, with high ceilings, and provided with good fresh air and natural light. The rooms are accompanied with a long and spacious hall, ladies' and gentlemen's lavatories and good, healthful drinking water. The school is furnished throughout with new and modern furniture, built especially for the comfort and convenience of students.
Our Instructors.
It is a rule of this institution to employ only compe- tent instructors, those who, together with a complete mastery of theories have had practical experience in their several lines. In no department does the instructor attempt to teach the student to do something he cannot do himself. M. H. Ormsby and F. M. Rhinehart, instructors in the Shorthand Department are the official Court Reporters of the 28th Indi- ana Judicial Circuit and teach in the school the same system used in their Court work. Miss Bertaline Mason is a grad- uate in the Shorthand Department of the school, has supple-
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mented her theoretical training with commercial and legal work and is a member of The National Shorthand Teacher's Association. N. B. MePherson, principal of the Bookkeeping and Banking Department, has had twenty-five years exper- ience as bookkeeper and expert accountant and in that capac- ity has served three of the largest concerns of their kind in the world. G. C. Blue, instructor in penmanship, is a graduate under one of the best instructors in the U. S. and has had several years experience as teacher of the art. Prof. W. H. Kelley, A. B. instructor in Grammar, History and Lit- erature, is a graduate of Indiana University and for six years has been principal of the Bluffton High School, while Prof. M. L. Fisher, instructor in Mathematics and Sciences has had a course of two years in Purdue University and for eight years has been a teacher in the public schools of the State, and is now principal of the Central Schools of this city.
. The Shorthand Course.
The course is divided into three terms of eight weeks each, though these terms may be made longer or shorter, as the work of the student necessitates. A successful amanuen- sis now-a-days must be more than a mere writer of short- hand and operator of the typewriter, and it is the aim of the school to equip students for their work in the most thorough manner. With this end in view, students in shorthand are required either to take the auxiliary studies mentioned below
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or, before entering pass a thorough examination on those subjects.
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First Term.
SHORTHAND). Principles of Shorthand and Review. TYPEWRITING. Construction and use of Machine. Tonch Typewriting ( all finger method ).
AUXILIARY STUDIES. Spelling, Definition and Grammar. SHORTHAND.
Phrasing and Translation of Short- hand.
Second Term.
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TYPEWRITING. Touch Typewriting.
AUXILIARY STUDIES.
English Composition and Punctuation. SHORTHAND.
Dictation of Letters, Commercial and Legal Papers. Speeches and Ser-
TYPEWRITING.
Third Term.
Business Letters, Commercial and Le- gal Forms, Duplicating, Mani- folding, Letter Press Copying and Indexing. AUXILIARY STUDIES.
Spelling and Defining, Study of Com- mercial Forms and Correspond-
Actual Business Practice in the office of the Superin- tendent.
Daily classes in Dictation as well as individual instruc- tion is given in each term. Examinations are held at the end of each term.
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Court Reporting.
The student who completes the above course will be competent to till any commercial position, but, if he wishes he may remain in the school and take special training in Court and verbatim reporting. This advanced course is without additional tuition and students who desire to pre- pare themselves for Court work or other positions requiring a very high rate of speed will find this course to be very beneficial to them. We also give special work to students on any particular line of reporting they expect to take up.
Business Course.
Business Practice.
Banking.
Bookkeeping, Business Arithmetic, Business Writing, Commercial Law, Rapid C'alenlation, Correspondence, Correspondence, Business and Legal Forms, Spelling, Grammar, Civil Government.
Manufacturing, Voucher System, Wholesale, Retail, Commission. Real Estate. Insurance, Shipping, etc.
A practical training in National Bank Bookkeeping and the duties of the Cashier, the Assistant Cashier, the Teller, the Discount Clerk, the Collee- tion Clerk, the Correspondence Clerk, the Individual Bookkeeper, the Gen- eral Bookkeeper, the Clearing House ('lerk.
Penmanship.
The work in this department is under the supervision of G. C. Blue and includes Plain Penmanship, or Business
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Writing, Analysis, Blackboard Writing, Fancy Combinations, Lettering and Automatic Pen Lettering, especial stress being laid on Plain Writing or Business Penmanship.
Common School Studics.
Spelling, Definition, Punctuation, Composition, Letter Writing, Commercial Law, Commercial Arithmetic, Rapid Calculation, Parliamentary Law and Civil government are auxiliary studies to the Bookkeeping and Shorthand Courses but they may be taken separately. Terms for this depart- ment given on application.
Summer Mormal Department.
This department is in charge of two of the leading educators in the state of Indiana, Prof. W. H. Kelley A. B. Indiana University, and Prof. M. L. Fisher, assisted by teach- ers in the Commercial and Shorthand Departments. Any in- formation concerning this department will be gladly fur- nished on request.
Typewriting Department.
This school has adopted the Van Sant system of Touch Typewriting, a system now in use in all first class schools in
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the United States. It enables the operator to write rapidly, with few mistakes and to read copy while the fingers are en- gaged on the keyboard. Our school is equipped with the latest designs of machines, of standard make and all are prac- tically new.
Time Required.
The time required for the completion of the work in any of the above courses deperds principally upon the ability of the student and the attention given to the work. The average time for completing the course in shorthand is six months, though many finish in four months. NOTE :- Two of our students have but recently finished the course in three months, being able to write 100 words per minute, and both. secured positions immediately upon finishing the course. The bookkeeping course requires four to six months and a com- plete course in penmanship may be taken in from five to seven months.
Time to Enter.
Students may enter at any time. School is in session all the year round, Sundays, National holidays and about one week at Christmas-tide excepted.
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Terms of Cuition.
Shorthand, graduating scholarship $40.00
Bookkeeping and Banking, graduating schol-
arship . 40.00
Combined Course. Bookkeeping, Banking and Shorthand, graduating scholarship 65.00
Penmanship, graduating scholarship . . 20.00
Arrangements may be made for payment of the above amounts in monthly or weekly payments.
The Bookkeeping Course includes Penmanship, Com- mercial Law, Commercial Arithmetic, Parliamentary Law and Penmanship. The Shorthand Course includes Typewriting, Spelling, Definition, Grammar, Composition and Commercial and Parliamentary Law.
Board.
Students living out of the city are secured suitable places to board and rates are just as low as in any other school city. Good rooms may be had from 50 cents to $1 per week and meals at the best restaurant and dining hall in the city from $1.50 to $2.50 per week. Boarding in clubs may be had at yet lower rates.
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To Business MIDen.
We supply stenographers, bookkeepers, assistant book- keepers and skilled office assistants of all kinds. In applying to our school for assistants you may be contident that you will secure the best to be had as we graduate no incompetent stu- dent: Our requirements are the highest.
What Our Graduates Say:
Below are given a few sample letters from students who have graduated from our school. Mr. Wasson is a teacher in the public schools of Wells county; Miss Gertrude Sixbey is a bookkeeper and stenographer for the Zero Mitten Co., Bluffton; Miss Warner, stenographer in the office of the United Telephone Co .; Charles S. Wall, stenographer, Sprague Electric Co., Chicago, III .; Miss Mynna Marcy, stenographer, Marcy Manufacturing Co., Bluffton, Ind.
BLUFFTON, Ind. , March 23, 1900, ORMSBY-RINEHART COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
BLUFFTON, Ind.
Gentlemen :-
I have taken a course of Phonography and Typewriting under the direc- tion of Ormsby & Rinchart and I recommend their methods of instruction to those who wish to have a good business training along these lines.
GERTRUDE E. SINBEY.
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CHICAGO. III., March 29, 1900.
ORMSBY-RINEHART COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, BurNerON, Ind.
Gentlemen:
Hope you will make a shecess of your new school. You deserve success at any rate. As you will see. I am not with the Ridgeway Dynamo and En- gine Co. any more, but am with the Sprague Electric Co. This company is the third largest of the kind in America and with them I have a better position and a good chance for an increase in salary. I like the city first rate but wish you would send some more of the boys here.
Yours very truly. C'HARLES S. WALL ..
ToesIN, Jud., March 16. 1900.
THE ORMSBY-RINEHART COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
BLUFFTON, Ind.
Gentlemen: --
I have spent some time in the school of Professors W. II. Kelly and M. L. Fisher and can cheerfully recommend them as teachers of ability and can rec- ommend their school and methods of teaching to the public in general. Any- one wishing to take a Normal Cours . would do well to place themselves under their instruction.
Respectfully.
RAYMOND WASSON.
BLUFFTON, Ind., March 21, 1900.
THE ORMSBY-RINEHART COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
BLUFFTON, Ind.
Gentlemen :-
I am entirely satisfied with the course of shorthand in your school. Ilin- ished the entire course of shorthand and typewriting in ninety days and secur- ed a position immediately on completion of the course. I now have a good position with the United Telephone Company of this city.
Yours truly, MABEL WARNER.
BLUPPPON, Ind .. April 2, 1900.
THE ORMSBY. RINEHART COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
BLUFFTON, Ind.
Gentlemen :-
I am now acting as stenographer for the Marey Manufacturing Company, of this city. one of the largest firms of its kind in the world. I secured my education in shorthand in your school and can cheerilly recommend the school to anyone wishing to learn shorthand. Yours truly,
MYNNA MARCY.
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ALL, PERFECT-FITTING SUITS COME FROM
AMRAM
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
GENERAL INDEX.
City officials .
Street directory. 23 and 2]
City directory. 25
Business directory 44
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS. Page
Amram Geo If, tops and bottoms.
Baughn W 1.
7
Belgian Hare The
Bliss House The 3
Bliss House Cigar Stand.
Bluffton Bottling Works
40
Decker W E & Sons
Frash MI
5
Frash & Dale 8 and 9
Gutelius W A. 92
Hale & Co, back bone and 82
Harley & Fulton 10
69
Kibele C'uno.
6
MeFerren & Son
25
MeClain J E. .
33
News The.
4 and
Hf to 20
Smith & Barr. The Top
Stout's Drug Store .. .54
53 and 84
Studabaker Bank The.
Sturgis J E. 53
Tangoman I' J. tops and bottoms
Thoma Henry & Sons, tops and bottoms
Todd & Todd.
74
When You Are Buying SHOES Buy Good Ones. That'll Give Us a Chance
AMRAM
Hatfield Dr EN
Orensby-Rhinchast Commercial School The, tops and bottoms, inside cover
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FOR FINE CLOTHING.
FOR FINE SHOES.
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CITY OFFICERS. .
MAYOR J B Ph-singer
CLERK Bert Koontz
TREASURER WiHl B Gutelius MARSHAL Tap Courtney
PRESIDENT OF COUNCIL -J B Plessinger STREET COMMISSIONER -Ernest Morrow CITY HEALTH OFFICER -- Brose S Horne CHIEF OF FIRE DEPARTMENT -- Elias Poffenberger
IF IT COMES FROM
IT IS CORRECT. AMRAM
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Smoke 5 5 5 and Success
MANUFACTURED BY
Jf. 3. Gangeman
BLUFFTON STREET GUIDE.
Market street is the dividing street east and west and Main street north and south.
House numbers even on the right hand side of the street and odd on the left hand side. The above system is, however. not invariable.
STREETS NORTH OF MARKET
Perry Ist n of Market from e to w limit Wabash 2nd n of Market from & to w limit Water Bed n of Market from Scott to Bennett Miller 4th n of Market from Marion to Bemin-tt Drummond 5th n of Market from Marion to Bennett Lauraster 6th n of Market from Marion to railroad Hull 7th n of Market from railroad to Bennett Hale Eth n of Market from river to railroad STREETS SOUTH OF MARKET
Walnut Ist's of Market from Marion to e limit Washington 2nd & of Market from e to w limit Ehm Bird's of Market from Marion to e Jinnt Cherry Iths of Market from e to a limit Poplar 5th's of Market from Marion to e limit South fith & ot Market from < to w limit Ripley Tth > of Marlet from Marion to e limit Central Ave Nbs of Market from Jersey the limit Wiley Avetth - of Market from Jersey to e limit Ohio lots of Market from Jersey to Williams and from Main to e limit Arnold 11th s of Market from Main to e limit Silver 12ths of Market from Marion to & limit Townley 13th s of Market from Marion to e limit Horton With & of Market from Main to e limit Spring 15th s of Market from Main to + limit STREETS WEST OF MAIN
Johnson let w of Main from a limit to Townley Marion 2nd w of Main from to to - liant William 3rd w of Main from n limit to ohio
When You Are Buying - SHOES Buy Good Ones. That'll Give Us a Chance
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The Ormsby= Rinchart Commercial School
Bookkeeping. Shorthand, Banking. Penmanship, Com- mion school studies. Tuition Reasonable
Most Thorough.
Morgan Ith w of Main from Lancaster to Ohio Oak 5tb w of Main from Market to Ohio Bennett 5th p of Main from Market to n limit Jersey with w of Main from a to s litt A continuation of Salamonie gravel PORd
Railroad 7th w of Main from Washington diagonally to n limit Union th wel Main from T Si LA KOR R ton huit Baidwm 9th w of Maio from u to > limit Bond loth w of Math from n to s limit
Walmer With wol Main from n limit to line of Tribohet & Daugherty's addi- tion front whenee Daugherty continues to s limit Beth Ave last w in Daugherty & Tribohe's addition STREETS FAST OF MAIN
Scott Ist e of Main from 1 to s limit. Bennett 2nd & of Main from a to + limit Mulberry 3rd vof Main from n to s limit Liberty Ather of Main from I to s limit Was ne athe of Main from a to a limit
NOTE -Some of these streets are continued through the city's plat as alleys
Denry Choma & Son, FURNITURE DEALERS AND UNDERTAKERS-
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N'FARREN SON, ONE-PRICE CASH CLOTHHIERS.
OUR Best Goods for Least Money Strictly One-Price and CASH.
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Acton Horton, (Lula) barber, 110 e Cherry Acton Kate, Ho e Cherry
Acton Mel, ( Rene; laundry, 512 w Cherry
Acre Mes Wm. 3.09 s Main
Adams Frank, laborer, 404 w South
Adams John, clerk, 404 w South
Adams FJ, Ellen, manufacturer of slack barrels, 19 e Washington
Adams Nora, 404 w South Ahren Ed, moulder, bds 427 n Cherry
Aker Mrs Win. 509 s Indiana
Alexander John, Farmer, 303 - Main
Alexander Marcellus, [Catharine ) stock buyer, 303 - Main
Alexander Nettie, wks mitten factory, 303 ~ Main
Alexander Pearl, student, 303 > Main
Aleer Elya. Hie Central ave
Allen George. (Agnest laborer, 10 Bond
Allen P A, Georgiana) editor Daily and Weekly Banner, 112 w Central Ave Allison Wm. (Conny ) laborer, 120 & South
Amran Ges H, Clara) shoe, clothing and gouts' furnishing goods dealer Sve ad s at tops and bottoms of pages
Smoke 555 and Success
MANUFACTURED BY J. 3. Gangcman
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Smoke 5 5 5 and Success
MANUFACTURED BY F. 3. Gangeman
Anderson Ida G, 530 s Jersey
Anderson James, laborer, 509 e Horton
Anderson John. ( Mary ) wks pump factory, 425 e Silver
Anderson Lena, domestic. 225 Wabash Anderson Mary, domestic, 513 > Main Anderson T M. ( Charity ) laborer. 530 s JJersey Andrews Elwin, laborer, 521 w Cherry
Angle Chas J, ( Flossy ) delivery clerk, 225 n Union Angle Mrs ( V, night operator telephone, 117 Wabash
Angle Daisy M, student, 22 n Union Angle Win T, printer, 225 n Union Angle Wmn W. (Katie M ) clerk 225 n Union
Arnold Abbie, 636 s Main Arnold Geo S, bookkeeper, 636 s Main
Arnold Henrietta. 636 s Main
Arnold Henry C, (Eliza ) merchant and grain dealer, 636 s Main Arnold Lelia, 636 s Main
Arnold Theodore, laborer bds, 220 n Marion
Ashbaucher Benj, photographer, 503 w Wabash
Ashbaucher Frank. ( Lillie) clerk. $27 w Washington Ashbaucher Fred, ( Lizzie ) clothier, 427 w Washington Ashbaucher Geo, student, 503 w Wabash Ashbaucher Godfrey, ( Nora ) clerk 318 w Market Ashbaucher John, (Melissa) SI1 w Washington Ashbaucher Obbie, 427 w Washington Atkinson Wm H, ( Ella ) traveling salesman, 121 e Cherry Austin Benry, harness maker, 228 w Washington Ankerman Ed, laborer, 429 w Central Ave
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