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GENEALOGY COLLECTION
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ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 00867 5412
LONGWELL & CUMMINGS'
CASS COUNTY, INO. HISTORICAL SOCIETY. V/
Indiana
Logansport Directory
1897-98
VOL. IV
BEING A COMPLETE INDEX TO THE RESIDENTS OF THE CITY ALSO, A CLASSIFIED
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
A
GAZETTEER OF CASS COUNTY
AND
OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION CONCERNING CITY, COUNTY, STATE AND MISCELLANEOUS MATTER
FRANK J. MURPHY COMPILER AND MANAGER
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, THREE DOLLARS AFTER PUBLICATION, FOUR DOLLARS
LONGWELL & CUMMINGS PRINTERS AND BINDERS MASONIC TEMPLE, LOGANSPORT, IND.
GENERAL INDEX.
PAGE
Abbreviations 51
Alphabetical list of residents. 51
Asylums, Hospitals, etc 19
Banks and Bankers. 20
Building and Loan Associations .. 20
Business Directory of Villages. 337
Cemeteries. 20
Churches and Sunday Schools. 20
City Government. 17
Classified Business Directory . 276
County Officers 335
Clubs .. 22
County Gazetteer 335
Courts . 23
Federal Officers 23
Fire Department 19
Introduction
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Labor Organizations 23
Land Ownerv. List 341
Libraries 25
Miscellaneous Information. 18
Miscellaneous Societies. 33
Musical Societies, Bands, etc. 25
Newspapers. 25
Police Department 18
Post Office. 26
Public Buildings, Blocks, etc. 26
Public Parks 27
Public Schools 28
Railroads. 27
Schools
28
28
Secret and Benevolent Societies
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Street and Avenue Guide.
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Anderson & Harrington. Page 297
Atlas Engine Works. Page 15
Baker Ira J. Front cover
Barnes George
Page 282
Beatty John C.
Page 296
Blackford J W
Page 15
Bridge City Candy Co.
Page 283
Bridge City Construction Co. . Page 4
Busjahn & Schneider
Front cover
Carroll J F ..
Page
6
City National Bank
Back cover
Cockburn Bros
Page
8
Craig W D.
Back cover
Crain Joseph E Page 277
Crismond HI J
Right top lines
Cromer Col Robert
. Page
5
Powell Schuyler
Right top lines
Cummings & Morgan
Page
7
Pratt Jolin R
Left top lines
Dewenter & Co.
Page 289
Dilley C L & Co
Page 292
Eberline CA
Page 287
Eckert John.
Page
6
Elite Mandolin Orchestra. . . Page 278
Elliott J M.
Back cover
Emmett L.
Page
5
Fidler Wm
Page 201
First National Bank
Front cover
Foglesong D S.
Page 277
Gonser George.
Page 290
Hall's Business College. . Alphabetical
Henderson J W & Sons ...
Page
15
Herz Jacob ..
Right top lines
Hughes Martin M
Page 208
Indianapolis Brewing Co ...
. Page
3
Justice Parker.
Back cover
Keeport A B & Co
Back fly leaf
Keller C W.
Stencil edges
Kinney F W
Page 296
Kreuzberger Robert ..
Page
4
Lambert Gas Engine Co.
Page
8
Lewis Allen
.
Page 15
Logan Milling Co.
Front cover
Logansport Chronicle. .. . Back fly leaf
Logansport Construction Co. Page 15
Logansport Pharos
Page
10
Logansport Reporter
Page
9
Logansport Times
Back fly leaf
Lux John H.
Opp page 174
Medland John & Sons
Page 15
Metropolitan Life Ins Co
. Left top lines and Page 291
Minneman Jacob.
Page 285
Ott George.
Right top lines
Parker & Johnston.
Front paster
Pierce P J.
Left top lines
Quigley T M & Co.
. Page 234
Shaffer & Gammill.
Page 282
SeLegue C W
Front cover
Shearer Win I.
Page
8
Stalnaker W S.
Page 281
Standard Oil Co.
Page 295
Sternenbanner The.
Page 40
Stevens A W
Back fly leaf
Taylor J D.
Back cover
Traut Charles W
Front cover
Tucker H G.
Back bone
Tucker Henry.
Back paster
Voorhees Philip.
. Page
7
Wabash Railroad Co
Page
13
Waterman I, E Co.
Back cover and Page
44
Watts DM
Page 276
Wiler H & Co.
Page
15
Wiler & Wise.
Left top lines
Woll Charles L
Page
7
Wright H M.
Page
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HISTORICAL SOCIETY
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1897-98 INTRODUCTION. como 2
The fourth volume of our Logansport and Cass County Directory is here presented with the belief that it is complete and accurate. Careful and competent assistants have aided in its compilation, and every effort has been made and expense incurred to insure correctness and perfection in all respects.
An impression seems to exist that in order to issue a directory all that is necessary is to send out men, get some names, arrange and print them, write a preface and deliver the books to the subscribers. As a matter of fact, such is not the case; names are taken in dupli- cate and the facts are proven as are accounts in a double entry system of bookkeeping. The hardest labor, most careful workmanship, and heaviest expense are required in perfecting discrepancies and omis- sions which are discovered by the duplicate system. A complete directory is never the result of a single canvass, and is only arrived at by a liberal expenditure of both time and money, utilizing every year the information obtained in previous issues. Directory publish- ing is a vocation peculiar to itself, and can be carried on properly only by those educated in and thoroughly conversant with its numer- ous details, which require years of training.
Notwithstanding the general business depression throughout the country, Logansport continues to show a healthy increase in pop- ulation and business interests, which is gratifying to every citizen. In respect to healthfulness, comfortable or even luxurious living, business opportunities, educational advantages and social and religious associations it is not excelled, and the citizens have reason to be proud of the city that has grown up, as may be truthfully claimed, without booming.
POPULATION.
As a basis on which to figure population we desire to say that some directory publishers use the multiple 3 to each name. This we have always contended is too high, and consequently we use, and have always used, the multiple 212. This volume contains 9525 names; deducting 10 per cent (952) for duplicate names of business firms, we have 8573 names (above the age of 15 years and not in- cluding wives), and by using the multiple 2}: we show a population for Logansport and suburbs of 21,433.
In conclusion, we desire to thank our many patrons for the sup- port they have given us, and trust that the result of our efforts will meet with their approval and appreciation.
Very respectfully, LONGWELL & CUMMINGS.
DON'T LEND YOUR DIRECTORY
AN APPEAL TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS :
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DON'T LEND YOUR DIRECTORY.
We receive many complaints from our patrons to the effect that they are bothered so much by borrowers. Borrowers, generally, are chronically such. The man who borrows a Directory never buys one, never subscribes for it (or for anything else). These same indi- viduals, when asked to subscribe, "don't need it," "never have any use for it," "know everybody." Yet the virgin freshness of its leaves has hardly been sullied by human touch before this nuisance wants to borrow your Directory. Again we ask,
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LONGWELL & CUMMINGS,
PUBLISHERS.
The Ever Popular Route
The Wabash Line
TO
Toledo, new york, Boston,
AND ALL EASTERN POINTS.
· · TO . .
ST. LOUIS ·
KANSAS CITY
QUINCY
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ALL WESTERN POINTS
SUPERB EQUIPMENT,
Consisting of Vestibule Trains, Free Chair Cars, Fast Freight, Fruit Express Trains, and all the last approved appliances.
RATES AS LOW
As the Lowest on both Freight and Passenger business.
IT IS ACKNOWLEDGED
By all that no road MAKES FASTER TIME than the Wabash.
. M. KNIGHT, FREIGHT TRAFFIC MANAGER.
. C. S. CRANE,
GENERAL PASSENGER AND TICKET AGENT. ST. LOUIS.
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ST. LOUIS.
C. G. NEWELL, AGENT, LOGANSPORT, IND.
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. THE NEW . ..
MASONIC EMPLE.
NORTHEAST CORNER FOURTH AND NORTH STREETS,
LOGANSPORT, IND.
CORNER STONE LAID FEBRUARY 15. 1896. DEDICATED MAY 19, 1897.
DIRECTORY 1896.
JENC T. ELLIOTT NEVANCE R. DONALDSON MAX J. FISHER WM. D. PRATT
JOSEPH L. LINVILL ISAAC SHIDELER ALLEN RICHARDSON
OLIVER B. SARGENT SIDNEY A. VAUGHN
WM. BEDWARDS
MASONIC ORGANIZATIONS.
Tipton Lodge, No. 33. F. & A. M., Charter is- sued November 20, 1-28.
* * *
Orient Lodge, No. 272, F. & A. M., Charter is- sued May 28, 1851.
Logan Chapter, No. 2, R. A. M., Charter issued from General Grand Chapter United States, September 17, 1841; from Grand Chapter In- diana, May 21, 1858.
Logansport Council, No. 11, R. & S. M., Char- ter issued May 15, 1858. * St. John Commandry, No. 24, K. T., Charter issued April 2, 1873.
* * * Fidelity Chapter, No. 58, O. E. S., Charter is- sued April 8, 1x$5.
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Individuals,
Firms AND
Corporations Employed in the Con- struction and Equip- ment of the New
Masonic Temple
ARCHITECT: JOSEPH E. CRAIN, Masonic Temple
GENERAL CONTRACTOR: ALLEN LEWIS, 210 Burlington Ave.
SUPERINTENDENT :
ALLEN RICHARDSON, 315 Fifth St.
BRICK AND STONE WORK: . JOHN MEDLAND & SONS, . 98 Eel River Ave.
STRUCTURAL IRON :
LOGANSPORT CONSTRUCTION CO. Office 322 Third Street.
LUMBER AND PLANING MILL WORK: STEVENS BROS., N. W. Corner First and Canal.
PLUMBING, STEAM HEATING, ELECTRIC AND GAS FIXTURES:
STEVENS & BEDWARDS, 424 Market St.
CORNICE, GALVINIZED IRON WORK AND SLATE ROOFING:
MAX JENNINGS, 316 318 Fifth St.
BOILERS FOR STEAM HEATING PLANT: ATLAS ENGINE WORKS, Indianapolis, Ind.
ENGINES FOR MOTIVE POWER: LAMBERT GAS & GASOLINE ENGINE CO. Anderson, Ind. W. B. Place, Gen'I Agt., Logansport.
DRAPERIES, CARPETS, WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES:
H. WILER & Co., Fourth and Broadway
PAINTING AND DECORATING: JOIN C. BEATTY, 628 Linden Ave. 1
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR :
J. W. BLACKFORD, 314 Pearl Street.
LODGE AND CLUB ROOM FURNITURE, AND UPHOLSTERING:
J. W. HENDERSON & SONS, Mfrs. of Furniture and Mantels, 320 Fourth St.
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OULDST thou. O, gentle read- er, make thine effort succeed. whether it be to advertise thy wares, to pub- lish an an- nouncement. or to get the uttermost benefit in any branch of the erstwhile mystery of imprinting ? Then hark ye ! here is a word for thine ear upon which it behooveth thee to ponder well in the secret places of thine understanding. Listen:
When thou hast printing to be done get good printing.
When books first began to multiply with mysterious frequency, the peo- ple ascribed the new writing, which we now know as imprinting, to the handiwork of the devil; and even in this day and generation there are some printers who must be agents of His Satanic Majesty, for how otherwise are they enabled to glut the market with printing, even of the cheap-and-nasty-kind, at less than the cost of production, unless they steal the paper, and produce the types from the hell box of their more scrupulous fellows ?
Opposed to this interpretation of the printer's art (alas ! too often to be better described as blacksmith's botch work) is that of the master printer who tries; who provides himself with the latest implements of his craft; who studies the works of the old masters of the art; and who charges accordingly.
Avail thyself of this; for even if his charge be many ducats in ad- vance of that of his fellow-crafts- man, it will put broad pieces of gold in thy pouch by attracting the read- er's attention to thy statement and insensibly forming his opinion that thy house is perforce as good as thy printed matter.
Let not the cost deter thee; for should the good printer's charge be double that of the cheaper craft -- man, the wage of the postman re- mains the same: the other fixed charges are still fixed; and what seemeth to be an increase of an hundred fold in cost is found to be but a titlie.
For instance, let us suppose thou desirest to sow the good grain of thy advertisement broadcast through- out the land. To accomplish thy fell purpose thou must perforce be at these costs for each thousand disseminated, be they broadsides, or bulls, or indulgences, to-wit:
Envelopes, say two ducats; in- scribing same, one ducat: carriage in fees to the courier with the gray livery' twenty ducats: folding. in- sorting and sealing. one ducat: total fixed charge, twenty-four golden du- cats. This total must be expanded whether or no, and to it must be added the fee for imprinting, which it be but two ducuts, the price desir- ed by many short-sighted wighis who pose as patrons of the liberal arts, will fix the grand total at six- and-twenty ducats. Now, if perad- venture the printer persuadeth thee to expend double the amount allot- ted for his product, the actual cost is not doubled, but is increased less than eight per centum. while the ele- ment of effect is doubled or trebled.
Avail thyself of all that lyeth in the art: and let us be thy servants in the matter.
LONGWELL & CUMMINGS, to be found in the new Masonic Temple, in the Fourth and North streets, in the city of Logansport, Indiana.
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LONGWELL & CUMMINGS' BIENNIAL
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LOGANSPORT AND CASS COUNTY
1897=98.
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.
City Government.
City Building, containing all the city offices, council chamber and police court, n. w. cor 3d and Broadway
CITY OFFICERS
Mayor-George P McKee City Clerk-John B Winters City Treasurer -- George E Barnett City Attorney -- George C Taber City Civil Engineer- W B Ray
Street Commissioner -- George E Jamison Chief Fire Department- Charles D Sellers City Health Officer-Dr N W Cady
Supt of Water Works. - Henry H Montfort City Electician --- Walter Scribner Clerk Electric Light Department-F P Rogers Clerk Water Works -David A Middleton
CITY COMMISSIONERS
First Ward- Dennis Uhl Second Ward - Francis M Harwood Third Ward-Wm Burgman Fourth Ward-Lemuel G Patterson Fifth Ward-Nevance R Donaldson
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BOARD OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS
Hiram D Hattery, pres; Joshua C Hadley, secy; George W Haigli, member
Meetings-The Board meets on call of the president or secretary, at the Council Chamber
BOARD OF HEALTH
Dr Arthur J Hermann, pres, Dr Nelson W Cady, secy; Dr John H Shultz and Dyer B McConnell; George H Houton, Sanitary Inspector
COMMON COUNCIL
Meets first and third Wednesdays of each month
President-George P McKee
Clerk -- John B Winters
COUNCILMEN
Term expires 1898 Term expires 1900
First Ward. .... Charles Ringleben. Hiram D Hattery
Second Ward .. . George W Haigh.
Frederick A Dykeman
Third Ward. .. . Wm H Keiser.
Adam Graf
Fourth Ward. . . Joshua C Hadley
Stephen B Boyer
Fifth Ward .. Joseph Kenney Charles L Woll
STANDING COMMITTEES 1897-98
Finance-Messrs Hadley, Ringleben, Woll
Claims-Messrs Graf, Ringleben, Boyer
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Ordinance-Messrs Hattery, Hadley, Kenney -
Streets-Messrs Haigh Ringleben, Keiser Sewers-Messrs Woll, Keiser, Boyer
Electric Light-Messrs Boyer, Haigh, Keiser Water Works --- Messrs Ringleben Hadley, Graf Fire -- Messrs Haigh, Kenney, Dykeman
Cemetery-Messrs Dykeman, Boyer, Kenney Printing-Messrs Kenney, Keiser, Hadley Park-Messrs Keiser, Kenney, Ringleben Pratt Fund-The Mayor, Messrs Hadley, Woll
POLICE DEPARTMENT Headquarters, City Building
Board of Metropolitan Police Commissioners -- Dyer B McConnell pres, Theodore R Sewell and John J Sheerin
Secretary -- Thomas Morris
The regular meeting of the Board of Metropolitan Police Com- missioners is on the third Monday of each month 7:30 p. m., at 210 4thi Police Judge-George P McKee
Captain of Police-James Foley Sergeant-Thomas Morris
Patrolmen-James T Kleckner, Benjamin Deane, George . H
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Houghton, Andrew Wirwahn, Wm Nading, Barnard Z Birch, Vincent A Skelton. Richard M Costello, Charles M Webster, Wm Schreyer, J Edmund Liming, Thomas Miller, George Graham
FIRE DEPARTMENT Headquarters, n s North 1 e Sixth
Council Committee- Messrs Haigh, Kenney and Dykeman Chief Engineer-Charles D Sellers
Hook and Ladder Company No 2, s e cor 6th and Broadway- Captain, James Viney; ladderman, Charles McCloskey
Hose Company No 3, w s 15th bet Market and Spear-Captain, David Bowman; pipeman, Jacob Westeweller
Hose Company No 4, n's North 1 e 6th-Captain, O Clinton White-
sell; driver. I jus Kloenne
Hose Cot iny No 5, w s Front bet Broadway and Pawnee-Cap- tain, Charles Livingston; pipeman, Elmer Wagner
FIRE ALARM BOXES
12-cor Berkley and Duret
13-cor 13th and Wright
14-cor 17th and Market 35 -- cor 3d and Market
15-cor 13th and Broadway
36-cor 1st and Market
16-cor 9th and North 41 -- cor n 6th and Hanna
17-cor 8th and Mark. t 1
18-cor Creek and Michigan av 43 -- cor 19th and Broadway
19-cor Sycamore and Columbia 21-cor 3d and North
. 22-No 2 Engine House
23-cor Miami and Sycamore
24 -- cor Bates and Heth
25 -- cor Cicott and Market 26 -- cor Brown and Linden av
27-cor Helm and Wilkinson
28-Ash & Hadley's factory
31 -- cor 5th and Market
32-cor 4th and Broadway
33 -- No 3 Engine House
34-cor 5th and High
42-cor Colfax and Burlington av
44-No 4 Engine House 45-cor 16th and High
51-cor 12th and Spear 52-cor 12th and High
53-cor 23d and Broadway
54 -- cor 17th and Smead 55 -- No 5 Engine House
56-cor 15th and Toledo
61- Panhandle Shops
62 -- cor Illinois and Indiana
Asylums, Hospitals, Etc.
Cass County Orphans' Home-s e cor Pleasant Hill and MeCarty; Elizabeth Craighead, matron
Cass County Poor Asylum-315 m ne city; Frederick Homburg, supt
Home for the Friendless-630 Race; Margaret A Smith, matron Northern Indiana Hospital for Insane, 2 m west city; Dr Joseph G Rogers, medical supt .
St Joseph's Hospital-south side Logansport and Western road, 1 east Anthony, conducted by Sisters of St Francis
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Banks and Bankers
City National Bank-Incorporated June, 1897; capital stock $200,- 000; John Gray, pres; Isaac N Crawford, vice-pres; Frank R Fowler, cash; s w cor 4th and Broadway
First National Bank- Incorporated 1883; capital stock $250,000; surplus $18,000; Andrew J Murdock, pres; Wm T Wilson vice-pres; Wm W Ross, cash: John F Brookmeyer, assistant cashier; 314 4th
Logansport State Bank-Organized May 22, 1893; capital stock, $50,000; surplus and undivided profits, $17,582; George W Seybold, pres; Victor E Seiter, vice-pres; Wm C Thomas, cashier; s e cor 4th and Market
Building, Loan and Savings Associations
Cass County Building & Loan Association-Incorporated 1889; capital stock, $1,000,000.00; John Gray, pres; Edith Matt, secy; J C Hadley treas; 406 Broadway
National Loan and Savings Association of Indiana-Incorporated 1890; capital stock $1,000,000.00; Alexander Hardy, pres; John B Winters, vice-pres; Charles G Dodge, secy; Charles B Stevenson, treas; 323 Broadway
Northwestern Loan and Investment Co-Incorporated 1896; capi- tal stock, $100,000.00; Charles L Woll, pres; Joseph L Linvill, vice- pres; James T Cockburn, secy; Wm H Porter, treas
Cemeteries
Hebrew Cemetery-Between Pleasant Hill and Clifton av, north of Hanna; Solomon Wise, pres; Matthias J Herz, secy; Jacob Herz, treas Mt Hope Cemetery-Between Pleasant Hill and Clifton av, north of Hanna; Henry Voss, sexton
Old Cemetery-9th and Spencer
St Vincent de Paul Cemetery-Between Pleasant Hill and Clif- ton av, north of Hanna; Lawrence Redmond, sexton
Churches and Sunday Schools
BAPTIST
Second Baptist Church-n e cor 7th and Broadway; Rev Francis M Huckleberry, pastor Services, Sunday 11 am and 7:30 pm; Sunday school 9:45 a m; prayer meeting Thursdays, 7:30 p m
CATHOLIC
St Bridget's Catholic Church-n e cor Wheatland and Wilkinson; Rev Bernard Kroeger, rector Services, Sunday, mass 8 and 10 a m, vespers and benediction 3 p m; Sunday school 2 p m; week day mass 8 a m
St Joseph's Catholic Church-n w cor 2d and Market; Rev Henry
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Koehne rector Services, Sunday, mass 8 and 10 a m, vespers and benediction 3 pm; Sunday school 2:30 p m; week day mass S a m
St Vincent de Paul Catholic Church-sw cor 9th and Spencer; Very Rev Matthew E Campion rector Services, Sunday, mass S and 10 a m, vespers and benediction 3 p m; Sunday school 2:30 p m; week day mass 7:45 a m
CHRISTIAN
Ninth Street Christian Church-sw cor 9th and Spear; , pastor Services, Sunday 11 a m and 7:30 pm; Sunday school 9:30 a m; prayer meeting Thursdays, 7:30 p m
EPISCOPAL
. Trinity Episcopal Church-n w cor 7th and Market; Rev Frank C Coolbaugh, rector Services, Sunday 7 and 11 a m and 7:30 p m; Sunday school 9:45 a m; prayer meeting Fridays 7:30 p m
EVANGELICAL
Evangelical Church, n e cor Wheatland and Brown; Rev Wm E Snyder, pastor Services, Sunday 10:30 a in and 7:30 p m; prayer meeting Wednesdays 7:30 pm, Thursdays S p m
LUTHERAN
St Jacob's German Lutheran Church -- n e cor 9th and Spear; Rev Martin Tiremenstein, pastor Services, Sunday, 10 a m; Sunday school 2:30 p m; prayer meeting Wednesdays 7:30 p m
St Luke's English Lutheran Church-s w cor First and Market; Rev E B Shaner, pastor Services, Sunday 11 a m and 7:30 p m; Sunday school 9:30 a m; prayer meeting Thursdays 7:30 p m
MENNONITE BRETHREN IN CHRIST
Rescue Mission-124 6th; Herman D Herrod, leader Services, Sunday 10:30 a m and 8 p m; prayer meeting daily S p m1
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL
African M E Church ( Colored) -- s e cor Market and Cicott: Rev Louis Pettiford, pastor Services, Sunday 10:30 a m and 7:30 p in; Sun- day school 3 p m; prayer meeting Thursdays 7:30 p m
Broadway M E Church-n e cor Sth and Broadway: Rev Ephraim I. Semans, pastor Services, Sunday 11 a in and 7:30 p m; Sunday school 9:45 a m; Prayer meeting Thursdays 7:30 p 11
Market Street M E Church-s's Market bet 14th and 15th: Rey Wm S Stewart. pastor Services Sunday 10:45 a m and 7:30 p m; Sunday school 9:30 a m; praver meeting Thursdays 7:30 p m
Wheatland Street M E Church- ne cor Wheatland and Barron; Rev Jacob K Walts, pastor Services, Sunday 10:45 am and 7:30 p m; Sunday school 9:30 a m; prayer meeting Thursdays 7:30 p m
PRESBYTERIAN
Broadway Presbyterian Church-s w cor 9th and Broadway; , pastor Services, Sunday 11 a m and 7:30 p m; Sunday school 9:30 a m; prayer inceting Thursdays 7:30 p m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church-north side w Broadway, 2 east Brown; Rev James W McDonald, pastor Services, Sunday 11 a m and 7:45 p m; Sunday school 9:45 a m; prayer meeting Thursdays 7:45 p m
First Presbyterian Church-s e cor 7th and Spencer; Rev Doug- las P Putnam, pastor Services, Sunday 11 a m and 7:30 p m; Sunday school 9:30 a 11; prayer meeting Thursdays 7:30 p m
SCIENTISTS
First Church of Christ, Scientists-south side Broadway bet Sth and 9th; services Sunday 11 a m
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS
Seventh Day Adventist Church-510 Sycamore; Rev Oren S Had- ley, pastor Services Saturday 3 p m; Sabbath school 2:30 p mn; Preaching Sunday 7:30 p m; prayer meeting Wednesdays 7:30 p m
UNITED BRETHREN
North Logan U B Church-n e cor Sugar and Oak; Rev George W Lambert, pastor Services, Sunday, 7:30 p mn; Sunday school 10:30 a m; prayer meeting Thursdays 7:30 p m
South Side U B Church -- n w cor Washington and Lincoln (ST); Rev George W Lambert, pastor Services every alternate Sunday 7:30 p m; Sunday school every Sunday 10 a m; prayer meeting Wednesdays 7:30 p m
UNIVERSALIST
First Universalist Church-south side Broadway bet Sth and 9th; , pastor; Services, Sunday S p m; Sunday school 10 a mi
VOLUNTEERS
American Volunteers-315 3d; Captain Maurice Murphy, post commander Services, Sunday 10:30 a m, 3 pm and S p m; prayer meeting daily & p m
YOUNG MENS' CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Railroad Branch Y M C A-410 Canal; A Clinton Davisson, genl secy; Services, Sunday 3 p in
MISSION SUNDAY SCHOOL
Mission Sunday School First Presbyterian Church-1627 George; A M Rankin, supt; Miss Helen E Moon, secy Services every Sunday 2:45 p ın
Clubs
Baldwin Club, The-H Atwood Percival, pres; Willard C Fitzer, vice-pres and secy; Robert Humphreys, treas
Logansport Driving Club, The-J A Brooks, pres; Fred A Dyke- man, vice-pres; Charles A Spry, treas; J T Tomlinson, secy
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Masonic Club-Masonic Temple, n e cor 4th and North; Henry C Cushman, pres; Charles E Dykeman, first vice-pres; Victor E Seiter, second vice-pres; David A Middleton, secy; Joseph L Linvill, treas
Our Club-s e cor 4th and North; Edward W Kelley, pres; Ed- ward Grace, vice-pres; Harry M Shideler, treas; Walter W Chand- ler, secy
Pottawattamie Club --- s w cor Broadway and Pearl, John C Nelson, pres; Zachary Taylor, vice-pres; John F Brookmeyer, treas; Charles B Stevenson, secy
Vandalia Club -- 115% Sycamore; Frank E Gross, pres; Frederick Ross, vice-pres; Albert Campbell, secy and treas
Woman's Club -- Mrs Ella J Arthur, pres; Mrs Emina Barnes, vice- pres; Mrs Mae Barnfield, secy; Mrs Clara Funk, treas
Courts
CASS CIRCUIT COURT
Judge-Dudley H Chase
Clerk-Andrew P Flynn
Terms of Circuit Court-First Monday in January, April, Sep- tember and November
COMMISSIONERS' COURT
Abraham Shideler, Joseph E Crain and Daniel Woodhouse, com- missioners
Terms of Commissioners' Court -- First Monday in March, June, September and December
· Federal Officers
Postmaster-Valentine C Hanawalt; post office 216 Market
United States Commissioner-George W Funk 40612 Broadway
United States Board of Pension Examiners -- Dr J S Smith pres, Galveston; Dr Charles P Duchess secy, Walton; Dr Charles L Thomas treas, Logansport Meets every Wednesday, room 1 Masonic Temple
Labor Organizations
(All Unions, except the Railroad Organizations, meet at Trades Assembly Hall, n e cor 4th and Market )
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