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Abbreviations 57
Alphabetical List of Residents 57
Asylums, Hospitals, etc. 19
Banks and Bankers. 20
Building and Loan Associations .. 20
Business Directory of Villages. 387
Cemeteries. 20
Churches and Sunday Schools 20
City Government ... 17
Classified Business Directory 321
County Officers. 351
Clubs . 22
County Gazeteer 351
Courts ...
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352
Federal Officers 23
Fire Department 19
Introduction
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Labor Organizations
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Land Owners' List. 354
Libraries 25
Miscellaneous Information 17
Miscellaneous Societies . 33
Musical Societies, Bands, etc. 25
Newspapers. 26
Police Department. 18
Postoffice 26
Public Buildings, Blocks, etc. 27
Public Parks .. 28
Public Schools 28
Railroads . 29
Schools
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Secret and Benevolent Societies .. . 29
Street and Avenue Guide. 35
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS
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Abrahams David
Right top lines and back cover Barnhart John & Son. . Right top lines Beatty John C 7
Bishop G W sr
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Bishop G W jr
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Bishop's G W Sons
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Brandt Sol D.
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Brighton Saloon .
344
Broadway Steam Laundry
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Brosier CE
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Campbell's Steam Laundry 335
Carson Everett A.
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Champion & Means.
Left top lines
City National Bank.
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Cline Bros.
Left bottom lines
Cline Rene
Left bottom lines
Clover Leaf Dairy
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Cockburn J T. 4.
Craig W D.
Front cover
Crismond II J
Back cover and
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De Hart W M
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Dietsche Gustav
344
Dilley C L & Co. . Head of Index letters
Eckert John.
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Enyart Wm B.
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Fibre Specialty Co
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Samsel Ed.
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Fidler A W ..
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First National Bank
Front cover
Geiger Bros
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Gray John
Front cover
Hanley Alexander
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Herz Jacob.
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Hooley Patrick J
Backbone
Hurd Willard E.
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Johnson Warehouse The.
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Kreuzberger Robert ..
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Krueger W F
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PAGE Logan Milling Co .... .... Front cover Logansport Chronicle. . . . Back fly leaf Logansport Commercial College
Left top lines
Logansport Journal.
Back fly leaf
Logansport Pharos
350
Logansport Reporter.
392
Logansport Times
Back fly leaf
Logansport & Wabash Valley Gas Co 7
Lux EH.
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Lynas Dr J B & Son
Front cover
Martin Ben ..
Back cover
McMillen James II.
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Meyer Thomas. ...
Inside back cover
Minneman Jacob G.
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Panton C J.
Stencil edges
Parker & Johnston. . Inside front cover
Parliamentarians of the Universe
Right bottom lines
Pierce Patrick J
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Potter Frank W
Right top lines
Price I'M.
Right bottom lines
Reid James.
Right top lines
Rodefer J II.
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Royal Center Record.
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Schilling John
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Se Legue C W.
Front cover
Sewnig Louis & Son
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Smith & Flynn
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Sturkin John A
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Taylor J D.
Back cover
Voorhees Philip.
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Walton Canning Co
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Wandrie Louis F
Back cover
Weber Henry.
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Willow Place Dairy
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INTRODUCTORY
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WE present this, the sixth volume of the Logansport and Cass County Directory, with the belief that experience and scrupulous care have placed it beyond the preceding numbers, in both com- prehensiveness and accuracy. The canvass and compilation from beginning to end has been under careful and expert management, and we feel that we can claim as a result of our careful work- manship and heavy expense, a book as nearly perfect as is possi- ble with a statistical publication.
In this introductory we wish to state to our subscribers that we are not in any manner identified with any other directory pub- lisher. Our Directory Department, under which this book is issued, has become a distinct branch of our business, and the manage- ment of the canvass at Logansport, as well as the other cities in our circuit of regular directory publications, is conducted under our personal supervision.
Copies of this Directory will find a place in the Directory Libraries of publishers throughout the East and Middle West, and knowing this, we have spared no expense in making the book not only a conservative but an accurate representative of Logansport's commercial possibilities.
POPULATION
Omitting all firms, companies, names of wives and classified repetitions, this Directory contains 9,217 individual names. Using the conservative publishers' multiple of 216 to each name, we esti- mate the population of Logansport and suburbs at 23,043, a legit- imate increase of 1,643 over the issue of 1899-1900.
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LOGANSPORT AND CASS COUNTY OF
1901=1902
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.
Clerk-Austin D Fansler.
Treasurer-George E Barnett.
Attorney-Frank M Kistler.
Civil Engineer-Walter A Osmer.
Street Commissioner-George W Welch.
Chief Fire Department-Charles E Livingston.
Health Officer -- Dr J A Downey.
Supt Water Works-Wm A Zigler.
Electrician-Walter Scribner.
Clerk Electric Light Department-Herbert A Brown.
CITY COMMISSIONERS
First Ward-Dennis Uhl. Second Ward-Samuel C Hart. Third Ward-Allen Lewis.
Fourth Ward-Henry Tucker. ifth Ward-Edward Matthews.
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BOARD OF HEALTH
Dr J P Hetherington pres, Dr J A Downey sec, Dr John A Little, George H Graham sanitary inspector.
COMMON COUNCIL .
Meets first and third Wednesdays of each month.
President -- George P McKee.
Clerk-Austin D Fansler.
COUNCILMEN
Term Expires 1902
Terin Expires 1902
First Ward. . Daniel V. Crowe
Fred Davis.
Second Ward
Wm H Porter. C A Smith.
Third Ward
George W Palmer
Dr W A Holloway.
Fourth Ward
Wm T Giffe. .
Stephen B Boyer.
Fifth Ward Thomas Austin J P Slaybaugh.
STANDING COMMITTEES 1901-1902
Finance-Messrs Giffe, Smith and Austin.
Claims-Messrs Smith, Holloway and Davis.
Ordinance-Messrs Crowe, Boyer and Porter.
Streets-Messrs Holloway, Austin and Porter. Sewers-Messrs Palmer, Austin and Giffe.
Electric Light-Messrs Boyer, Austin and Crowe.
Water Works-Messrs Austin, Boyer and Slaybaugh.
Fire -- Messrs Porter, Smith and Holloway.
Cemetery-Messrs Davis, Boyer and Giffe.
Printing-Messrs Slaybaugh, Boyer and Smith.
Park-Messrs Giffe, Porter and Davis.
Pratt Fund-The Mayor, Messrs Holloway and Smith.
Public Improvements- Palmer, Boyer and Giffe.
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 pm, at 210 4th
Police Judge -- George P McKee.
Captain of Police-James Foley. Sergeant -- Thomas Morris.
Desk Sergeant-R M Costello.
Patrolmen-Frank A Wermess, Benjamin Deane, George H Houghton, Henry A Monigan, Wm A Nading, Barnard 7 Burch, Vincent A Skelton, Charles M Webster, Charles M Knowlton, James E Liming, Thomas Miller, George H Graham.
FIRE DEPARTMENT Headquarters, ns North 1 e Sixth
Council Committee- Messrs Porter, Smith and Holloway.
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Chief Engineer-Charles E Livingston.
Hook and Ladder Company No 2, se cor 6th and Broadway- Captain, C D Sellers; laddermen, Horace B Linton, Jacob Westewel- ler and George Bush.
Hose Company .No 3, w s 15th bet Market and Spear-Captain, David P Bowman; pipemen, Ernest Warner, Samuel R Miller; min- ute man, Charles Kerlin; driver, Julius G Kloenne.
Hose Company No 4, n s North 1 e 6th-Captain and Asst Chief - Oliver C Whitesell; pipemen, Henry V Welch and Frank M Darrah; relief man, Walter J Shuman.
Hose Company No 5, ws Front bet Broadway and Pawnee- Captain, Charles H Gharis; driver, Wm K Costello; pipemen, Frank Baker and Thomas G Porter.
FIRE ALARM BOXES
7-cor Wheatland and Wilkin- 33-No 3 Engine House.
son.
34-cor 5th and High.
S-Front st, on alley bet Helmi and w Canal.
35-cor 3d and Market.
36-cor 1st and Market.
12-cor Berkley and Duret.
37-cor 4th and Canal.
13-cor 13th and Wright.
14-cor 17th and Market.
15-cor 13th and Broadway.
16-cor 9th and North.
17-cor Sth and Market.
18-cor Creek and Michigan av.
19-cor Sycamore and Columbia.
21-cor 3d and North.
22-No 2 Engine House.
23-cor Miami and Sycamore.
24-cor Bates and Heath.
25-cor Cicott and Market.
26-cor Plum and Miami.
55-No 5 Engine House.
56-cor 16th and Toledo.
61-Panhandle Shops.
62-cor Illinois and Indiana.
63-cor 20th and George.
Asylums, Hospitals, Etc.
Cass County Orphans' Home -- se cor Pleasant Hill and McCarty; Rebecca G Carney matron.
Cass County Poor Asylum- 225 m ne city; Joseph M Coun supt. Home for the Friendless -- 630 Race; Mary A Patton matron.
Northern Indiana Hospital for Insane-2 m w city; Dr Joseph Rogers medical supt.
St Joseph's Hospital -south side Logansport and Western road 1 e Anthony; conducted by Sisters of St Francis.
43-cor 19th and Broadway.
44-No 4 Engine House.
45-cor 16th and High. 46-cor Montgomery and Clay.
47-cor Tipton and Grove.
51-cor 12th and Spear. 52-cor 12th and High. 53-cor 23d and Broadway.
54-cor 17th and Smead.
27-cor Helm and Wilkinson.
28-Ash & Hadley's factory.
31-cor 5th and Market.
32-cor 4th and Broadway.
3S-Logansport Foundry Co.
41-cor n 6th and Hanna.
42-cor Colfax and Burl'gton av.
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Banks and Bankers
City National Bank-Incorporated June, 1897; capital stock $200, - 000; John Gray pres, Dr W H Bell vice-pres, Frank R Fowler cashr; s w cor 4th and Broadway.
First National Bank-Incorporated 1883; capital stock $250,000, surplus $30,000; Andrew J Murdock pres, Wm T Wilson vice-pres, Wm W Ross cashr, John F Brookmeyer asst cashr; 314 4th.
Logansport State Bank-Organized May 22, 1893; capital stock $100,000, surplus and undivided profits $17,000; Victor E Seiter pres, George W Seybold vice-pres, Win C Thomas cashr; se cor 4th and Market.
Building, Loan and Savings Associations
Cass County Building and Loan Association-Incorporated 1SS9; capital stock $1,000,000; John Gray pres, Edith M Matt secy, J C Hadley treas; 406 Broadway.
National Loan and Savings Association of Indiana-Incorporated 1890; capital stock $1,000,000; Alexander Hardy pres, John B Win- ters vice-pres, Charles G Dodge secy, Charles B Stevenson treas; 204 4th.
Cemeteries
Hebrew Cemetery-Between Pleasant Hill and Clifton av north of Hanna; Eli Greensfelder pres, Matthias J Herz sec, 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 Clifton 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 a m and 7:30 p m; Sut- day school 9:45 a m; prayer meeting Thursdays 7:30 p m.
CATHOLIC
St Bridget's Catholic Church-ne cor Wheatland and Wilkinson; Rev Bernard Kroeger rector, Rev Michael J Ford asst rector. Serv- ices, Sunday, mass 8 and 10 a m; vespers and benediction 3 pm; Sun- day school 2 p mn; week day mass S a m.
St Joseph's Catholic Church-n's Market bet 1st and 2d; Rev Henry Kochne rector. Services, Sunday, mass S and 10 a m; ves- pers and benediction 3 p m; Sunday school 2:30 pm; week day mass 8 a m.
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St Vincent de Paul Catholic Church-s w cor 9th and Spencer; Rev P J Crosson rector. Services, Sunday. mass 7:30, 9 and 10 a m; vespers and benediction 3 p m; Sunday school 2:30 pm; week day mass 6:30 and 8 a m.
CHRISTIAN
Ninth Street Christian Church-se cor 9th and Spear; Rev Henry C Kendrick pastor. Services, Sunday 11 am and 7:30 pm; Sunday school 9:30 a m; prayer meeting Thursdays 7:30 p m.
CHURCH OF GOD
Church of God-Logansport and Western road s w cor Standley; Rev Alexander Reid pastor. Services, Sunday 11 a in and 7:30 p m.
EPISCOPAL
Trinity Episcopal Church-n w cor 7th and Market; Rev Walter J Lockton rector. Services, Sunday 7 and 11 am and 4 pm; Sun- day school 9:45 a m; prayer meeting Fridays 7:30 p m.
EVANGELICAL
Evangelical Church-ne cor Wheatland and Brown; Rev Sam- uel C Cramer pastor. Services, Sunday 10:30 am and 7:30 pm; Sun- day school 9:30 a m; prayer meeting Tuesdays 7:30 pm and Thurs- days Sp m.
LUTHERAN
St Jacob's German Lutheran Church -- ne cor Spear and 10th; Rev Martin Tirmenstein 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 1st and Market; Rev Win S Dysinger pastor. Services, Sunday 11 a m and 7:30 p m; . Sunday school 9:30 a m; prayer meeting Wednesdays 7:30 p m.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Bethel African M E Church (Colored)-se cor Market and Cicott; Rev Jolin F Pettiford pastor. Services, Sunday 10:30 a m and 7:30 pm; Sunday school 3 pm; prayer meeting Thursdays 7:30 p m.
Broadway M E Church-ne cor Sth and Broadway; Rev HEN Herrick pastor. Services, Sunday 11 am and 7:30 pm; Sunday school 9:45 a m; prayer meeting Thursdays 7:30 p m.
Market Street M E Church-s's Market bet 14th and 15th; Rev Leander E Knox pastor. Services, Sunday 10:45 am and Sp m; Sunday school 9:30 a m; prayer meeting Thursdays 7:30 p m.
Wheatland Street M E Church-n e 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.
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PRESBYTERIAN
Broadway Presbyterian Church-sw cor 9th and Broadway; Rev Walter Johnston pastor. Services, Sunday 11 am and 7:30 pm; Sunday school 9:30 a m; prayer meeting Thursdays 7:30 p m.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church -n side w Broadway 2 east of Brown; Rev Robert H Fry pastor. Services, Sunday 11 a m and 7:30 pm; Sunday school 9:45 a m; prayer meeting Thursdays 7:45 pm.
First Presbyterian Church-s e cor 7th and Spencer; Rev Edward Yates Hill pastor. Services, Sunday 11 a m and 7:30 pm; Sunday school 9:30 a m; prayer meeting Thursdays 7:30 p m.
SCIENTISTS
First Church of Christ (Scientists)-n e cor 9th and North. Services, Sunday 11 a m; Wednesday 7:30 p m.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS
Seventh Day Adventist Church-1431 Spear. Services, Saturday 3 pm; Sabbath school 2:30 p m; preaching Sunday 7:30 p m; prayer meeting Wednesdays 7:30 p m.
UNITED BRETHREN
North Side U B Church-n e cor Sugar and Oak; Rev Daniel B Kessinger pastor. Services, alternate Sundays 7:30 pm; Sunday school every Sunday 2:15 p m; prayer meeting Wednesdays 7:30 p m.
South Side U B Church-w s Sherman 1 south of Biddle (ST); Rev Daniel B Kessinger pastor. Services, alternate Sundays 7:30 p m; Sunday school every Sunday 9:30 a m; prayer meeting Thurs- days 7:30 p m.
UNIVERSALIST
First Universalist Church-813 Broadway; Rev Hendrick Vos- sema pastor. Services, Sunday 11 a m and 7:30 p m; Sunday school 9:45 a m.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Railroad Branch Y M C A-410 Canal; Nelson W Benning genl sec. Services, Sunday 3 p m.
Chibs
Baldwin Club, The-D P Baldwin pres, DC Arthur vice-pres, Robert C Ellis sec, Win T Giffe treas.
Dramatic Club-Meets at Taylor's Hall, 523% Market. CO Heffley pres, Mrs W T Wilson vice. pres, Charles Yarlott sec, Frank R Fowler treas.
Elks Club-s w cor 3d and Market. D A Middleton sec.
Lawn Tennis Club --- Meets every second Wednesday evening ne cor 4th and Broadway. Ila H Sample pres, Joseph V Sample sec, Charles C Torr treas.
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Logansport Commercial Club-room 5 Spry Blk. Walter J Uhl pres, Wm H Porter vice-pres, Michael A Jordan treas, Sol D Brandt sec.
Logansport Driving Club, The -- J A Brooks pres, F M Kistler vice-pres, Charles A Spry treas, J T Tomlinson sec.
Logansport Golf Club-Meets Barnett Hotel on call of president. Percifer F Smith pres, Frederick Landis sec, Carl W Keller treas.
Michigan Avenue Club, Progressive Women of America, Circle "No 12-Meets first Wednesday of each month. Mrs Jennie Markley secretary.
Pottawattomie Club -- n w cor Broadway and 6th; Charles R Green pres, Frank R Fowler vice-pres, Joseph Herman sec.
Tourist Club-Meets second and fourth Monday at residences of members. Miss Margaret Magee pres, Miss Frances Landis vice- pres, Miss Minnie A Tucker sec and treas.
Tuesday Evening Club-Meets on Tuesday evenings at resi- dences of members. D P Baldwin pres, Mrs Mary T Dykeman sec and treas.
Vandalia Club-11512 Sycamore; Lewis D Collins sec and treas.
Women's Club-Mrs Clara Fuuk pres, Mrs Nannie J Giffe vice- pres, Mrs Ruth A Winters sec, Mrs Mamie Hetherington treas.
Courts
CASS CIRCUIT COURT
Judge-Dudley H Chase.
Clerk-Julius F Lienemann.
Terms of Circuit Court-First Monday in January, April, Sep- tember and November.
COMMISSIONERS' COURT
Daniel Woodhouse, Terrence A McGovern and Henderson Fickle commissioners.
Terms of Commissioners' Court-First Monday in each month.
Federal Officers
Postmaster-Jehu Z Powell; postoffice 216 Market.
United States Commissioner-George A Gamble; rooms 5 and 6 Masonic Temple.
United States Board of Pension Examiners- Dr J S Smith pres, Galveston; Dr Charles P Duchess sec, Walton; Dr Charles L Thomas treas, Logansport. Meets every Wednesday, 415 4th.
Labor Organizations
Bricklayers and Masons International Union No 15-Meets sec- ond and fourth Wednesday evenings of each month at 32412 4th; James S Pierce pres, Fred HI Boeckelman vice-pres, Lewis Sheets sec, George H Baker treas.
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Cigar Makers International Union of America, Local Union No 215-Meets first Tuesday evening of each month at 32412 4th. Julius Wertheim pres, Jacob Klein vice-pres, Frank J Bendt fin and cor sec, George P Schubach treas.
Logansport Typographical Union No 196-Meets third Thurs- days of each month at 3241% 4th Horace W Peters pres, Thomas L Davis vice-pres, Eugene E Davis treas, Jacob R Bischoff fin sec, J B Cory rec sec.
Logan Council No 48, J B I U of A-Meets first and third Mon- day evening of each month 32416 4th. Jolin M Cox pres, Jacob A Reed vice-pres, George F Braun treas, Charles Demerly rec sec, Wm Richeson fin sec.
Logansport Association No 14, Stationary Engineers-Meets al- ternate Sundays at 2 pm in office of City Electric Light Plant. F A Updegraff pres, John Mowrey vice. pres, Clarence C Custer sec, An- drew J Baltzell treas.
Tailors' Union No 220-Meets first and third Wednesdays each month at 32216 4th. James E Jones pres, Frederick Hensel fin sec, Wm A Gremelspacher cor sec, James A Petersen treas.
Trades and Labor Assembly-Meets second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each month over 324 4th. Frank J Berndt pres, Joseph H Stuart vice-pres, George P Schubach sec, John E Truax treas.
United Brewery Workmen Union No 78-Meets third Tuesday evenings of each month at 32412 4th. Charles L Knauss pres, Charles W Purdy vice-pres, Carl Bauer fin sec, John E Truax rec sec, Fred- erick Popowski treas.
United Brotherhood of Leather Workers on Horse Goods, Local Union No 23-Meets second and fourth Thursday evenings of each month 3241% 4th. Abner Wolf pres, Otis Chandler vice-pres, Harry Wolf sec, Frank Besinger treas.
Railroad Organizations
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Logan Division No 20- Meets first Sunday and third Monday of each month at 2 p in n e cor 4th and Broadway. Benjamin V Pitman C E, James L, Powlen FA E, J H Williams treas.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, Good Will Lodge No 52- Meets first and fourth Mondays of each month s e cor 4th and Market. Marion E Green master, George W Cogley sec.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, Win D Robinson Lodge No 53-Meets first and third Sundays of each month at 2:30 p m s e cor 4th and Market. Andrew E Owens master and sec, Daniel Dennehy receiver, Harry Chapman chairman grievance committee.
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, Fidelity Lodge No 109- Meets every Sunday at 9:30 a m n e cor 4th and Broadway. John M Gall master, Matthew F' Roles sec, Lewis M Bantz finer.
Order of Railway Conductors, Logan Division No 110 -- Meets every second and fourth Sunday at 2:30 pm ne cor 4th and Broad- way. George Crawshaw C C, George Felker sec.
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LADIES AUXILIARIES To Grand International Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomo- tive Engineers
Mrs W A Murdock Grand President, Chicago. I11; Mrs M E Cas- sell, Grand Vice-President, Columbus, O; Mrs Harry St Clair, Grand Secretary, Logansport, Ind; Mrs J G Bailey, Grand Treasurer, Buffalo, N Y; Mrs F S Bowley, Grand Chaplain, San Francisco, Cal; Mrs Byron Baker, Grand Guide, Richmond, Va; Mrs J H Reigart, Grand Sentinel, Milwaukee, Wis Voluntary Relief Association- Mrs G Wilson pres, Allegheny, Pa; Mrs Mary L Robertson, sec and treas, Toledo, O.
E Pluribus Unum Lodge No 81, L S to the B of L F-Meets first and third Friday of each month se cor 4th and Market. Mrs Eliza- beth Eisenbise pres, Mrs Lillie B Shink vice-pres, Mrs Catherine Sheridan sec, Mrs Eva M Cogley treas.
Local Charity Division No 4, G I A to the B of L E-Meets second and fourth Thursdays of each month n e cor 4th and Broad- way. Mrs Hettie B Brown pres, Mrs Alice Schrier vice-pres, Mrs Abbie A Truman sec, Mrs Mabel Ganter treas, Mrs Mary E Congdon ins agt.
Myzpha Lodge No 26, L A to B of R T-Meets every Thursday 2:30 p m n w cor 4th and Market. Mrs Effie Mackey M, Mrs May Milstead V M, Mrs Jeannette Navin sec, Mrs Ella Crashaw treas.
Bridge City Division No 42, L A to the O R C-Meets n w cor 4th and Market. Mrs Jessie F Murphey pres, Mrs Mary Hamilton vice-pres, Mrs Julia Gall sec and treas.
Libraries
Cass County Law Library-Court House
Eel Township Library-basement Masonic Temple, John H. Minneman librarian. Open from S a m to 4 p m, Sundays excepted. Logansport Public Library-616 Broadway. S Elizabeth Mc- Cullough librarian. Circulating and reference department open from 9 a m to 9 pm, Sundays and legal holidays excepted.
Musical Societies, Bands and Orchestras
Germania Singing Society-Michael Bauer pres, Peter Jolley sec, John Nickel treas, George A Kissell director.
Arion Mandolin Club-505 Broadway. Edgar E Powell di- rector
Cecelian Musicale-Meets last Fridays each month 2 p m. Mrs Mary J Snider pres, Mrs Anna L Shultz vice-pres, Mrs Minnie V Kreis sec, Miss Mary Chase treas
Elks Band-Kreuzberger Bldg, s w cor 3d and Market. George Case, sec, Charles A Smith manager.
. Fornoff's Orchestra-416 4th
. Odd Fellows Band-Headquarters over 322 4th. Harry Mc- Sheehy manager and treas, Otho E Garland sec, Charles W Steward leader.
Steinhart's Orchestra-624 Race. Wm C Steinhart leader.
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Newspapers
DAILY
Logansport Daily Journal (morning)-established 1875. Tom- linson & Torr, publishers, 310 Broadway.
Logansport Pharos (evening)-established 1874. Louthain & Barnes, publishers, 216 4th.
Logansport Reporter (evening)-established 1889. Inez S Sut- ton, publisher, 525 Broadway.
SEMI-WEEKLY
Logansport Journal-established 1849. Tomlinson & Torr, pub- lishers, 310 Broadway.
Logansport Pharos-established 1844. Louthain & Barnes, pub- lishers, 216 4th.
Logansport Reporter-established 1889. Inez S Sutton, pub- lisher, 525 Broadway.
WEEKLY
Logansport Advance-established 1892. Inez S Sutton, pub- lisher, 525 Broadway.
Logansport Chronicle-established 1875. Henry J McSheehy, publisher, 32412 Broadway.
Logansport Times-established 1886. Charles O Fenton, pub- lisher, 222 4th.
Freie Presse (German)-established 1900. John Day, publisher, 316 Burlington av.
MONTHLY
Choir Music Journal-established 1892. The Home Music Co, publishers, 200 4th.
Postoffice
216 Market
Office Hours-General delivery 7 a m to 6 pm. Money order and registry department 7 a m to 6 p m. Sunday, general delivery and carriers' window 9 to 10 a m.
Postmaster-Jehu Z Powell.
Deputy Postmaster-Charles E Marshall.
General Delivery Clerk-Robert Manders.
Distributing Clerks --- Eli N March, Wm A Sharts.
Substitute Clerk-Wm M Marsh.
Mailing Clerks-Jacob Hinkle, Robert B Gemmill.
Special Delivery Messenger-George Ammons.
Stamp Clerk-Hollis C Cover.
Letter Carriers -- Dist No 1, Joseph Herman; Dist No 2, John B Mader; Dist No 3, John W Bussard; Dist No 4, Alfred Campbell; Dist No 5, John D Turley; Dist No 6, Alvin Denbo; Dist No 7, Charles A Enyart; Dist No 8, Dennis McCarty; Dist No 9, John W Parker; Dist No 10, Henry Horst.
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