Wichita, Kansas, city directory, 1883, Part 1

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ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY

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REYNOLDS HISTORICAL GENEALOGY COLLECTION

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WICHITA CITY

DIRECTORY

OF THE

CITY OF WICHITA.

FOR

1883.

GIVING A LIST OF THE INHABITANTS, BUSINESS FIRMS, AND EDUCATIONAL, BENEVOLENT, SO- CIAL AND RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS.

GENEALOGY COLLECTION REYNOLDS HISTORICAL

COMPILED AND PUBLISHED

GLENN AND COX, OF

!!.. . . ELBRASKA.

Donated by Mildred Hirth

WICHITA, KANSAS: WICIUTA FAGI F. JOB OFFICE AND BINDIRV.

1883.

Allen County Public Library Ft. Wayne, Indiana

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STREET DIRECTORY.

The streets of Wichita are named and numbered. Beginning at the railroad going west, the streets are 5th ave, from Oak st south to Lewis st; 4th ave, from Oak st south to Lewis st; Emporia ave, from Oak st south to Lincoln st; Topeka ave, from Oak st south to Lincoln st; Lawrence ave, from Central ave sonth to Greenway st, from Central ave to north line of corporation, Texas ave; Market, from Central ave south to Greenway st, from Central ave north to Park st, Chisholm st; Main, from Central ave south to Greenway, from Central ave north to Park, Court st; Water, from Central ave south to Greenway, from Central ave north to Park, Church st; Wichita, from Douglas nve north to Park; Waco st, from Douglas ave north to Park, River st, from 2d st north to Central ave; Sherman ave, from 3d st north to Little Arkansas river.

Commencing at corporation line north, streets running cast and west are Park st, from Waco st east to Texas ave; Walnut st, fr Waco st east to Texas avo; Oak st, fr Waco st east to 5th ave; Pine st, from Waco st east to 5th ave; Elm st, from Waco st east to 5th ave; Central ave, from Little River east to 5th ave; 3d st, from Sherman ave east to 5th ave; 2d st, from River st cast to 5th ave; Ist st, from Waco st east to 5th ave; Douglas ave, from bridge east to 5th ave; Williams st, from Water cast to 5th ave; English at, from Water cast to 5th ave; Waterman st, from Water st east to 5th ave; Lewis st. fr Water st cast to 5th ave; Morris st, fr Water st east to Lawrence ave; Greenway st, from Water st cast to Lawrence ave, Kellogg st east to 4th ave.

Enst of railroad the streets running north and south are Mead ave, from Douglas ave north to Central ave; Mosely ave, from Douglas ave north to 3d st.

East of railroad the streets running east and west are Dong- las pve. 1st and 2d sts.

INDEX

The names of Advertisers will be found in the following table of Contents:

. Arkansas River Lumber Co ..

. lower half front first fly leaf

Allen J. P ..

.... colored page

Hrown II. K.

Black H. W. 76

Business Directory. 125

Beacon Wichita 40

Chicago Lumber Co ..

Crouch L. W. ... top half colored page

Citizens' Bank. ..... top half front first fly leaf Echert J .. . 64

Freeman Geo. S.

lines on cover

Fraker & Pallett .. 26

Getto Peter .. 26

Greenlee 1). R. B ..

.inside back cover

Glenn & Cox. .inside back cover

Ilunter C. H. ty Times Daily. 52

llolmes J. T ....... lines top general directory Hatfield & Hartley.

.. lower half inside front cover

Harris & Harris. 88 Walker W. F .. 26

Healy & Niederlander. ... top half back cover

Junkermann J.

Kendle H. W .. .... top half inside front cover Lewis P. C .. . 100

Lombard Mortgage Loan Co ...... front cover McKee & Stewart. . front cover Murdock M. M & Bro ...... opposite page 32 Matthews G. G. ... lines top general directory Mammel C. F. 88

Marks C. 64

Official Register. $35

Preston T. E .. 76

Rogers W. S. 100

Ray W. G. 88

Stedman J .. .colored page

Sayles M. A. .lower half back cover Smith D W. 100

Wichita National Bank. ... top half front cover

Whitlock & Whitlock. 76

Wolf River Lumber Co 76

Westover W. G. .back front fly leaf

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INTRODUCTORY.

After several weeks of incessunt labor, we present to the eiti- zens of Wichita, a general and business directory which we be- lieve will meet the wants of the public in this particular. The labor required in the making of a directory is considerable and indeed it is a delicato task, necessitnting good judgment on the part of the compilers, coupled with a persisteuey thut few men possess or caro to cultivate. Our conscientious purpose has been to make our work not only complete in every particular but altogether trustworthy. We have been to every residence in the city and have been extremely careful in the spelling of uames, and in view of the fact that the citizens of Wichita have been so often annoyed by so called directory publishers, wo desire to express our thanks for the uniform courtesy with which we wore treated, and our inquiries for information that no doubt seemed impertinent, were answered. Weare not so conceited in our ability as to claim perfection in our work, knowing that no book was over perfect especially where the compilers had to trust altogether to others for their information.

But we do claim that our work will show a degree of com- pleteness and a simplicity of arrangement that will bo appreci- ated by the generous citizens of Wichita.

We wish to call attention to another thing, and that is the en- tirety of this work, is a Wichita production, the same being done by the Wichita Eagle steam printing and binding establishment, and much credit reflects on this office for the neat appearance of our work.

And now that the labors of collecting, compiling aud printing our directory are finished, we wish before bidding adien to our friends to return our thanks to our patrons, who have so gonor- ongly patronized and nided us in the publiention of our work.

Hoping for their kind Indulgence and that we mmy merit u liberal patronage for similar works in the future, we bid you all, kind friends, adien.

The Publishers.

GLENN & COX.

SOUTHWESTERN KANSAS AND WICHITA.

ADVANTAGES OF.

In n work like this, designed as it is for general reference, a pioneer history would be out of place and indeed it has been so well written by such eminent writers that it would be presump- tion on our part to attempt it. We will, therefore, confine our- selves to a few general remarks on the advantages Kansas and Wichita may possess for the investment of capital, or the mak- ing of n home in this favored part of the world.

As a state, Kansas is recognized us pre-eminent for agricul- ture, stock raising and dairy prodnet. Her laws ure liberal and protective, both for capital and Inbor; ber schools ure unsurpass- ed in many much older states; religion, like edneation, is free, untrummeled and progressive; her soil is the most productive in the world; the climate is one that has no malarial taint in il, healthful and invigorating; the state is free from public debt; her citizens energetic, thorough-going and intelligent, every year nd ding to their number by the influx of new muscle, bone and vigor, as well as capital; and it will not be a matter of surprise if the agrienltural resources, which now appear beyond computa- tion miny be in the lapse of time developed to a complete full- uess by the efforts of those who come to people one of the most magnificent of these United States. The elements are not more rhangenble thun the events and fortunes of n new country; tha Innd-marks and rolles of pioneer life are fast fading from view, and with our magnificent railroad system, stretching from ocean to ocean, the Amerlenn frontier will soon be n thing of the past ; yesterday n vast wilderness of pralrle, to-dny un empire -- citles und villuges are springing up us if by ungie all over this broad land. The wild flower of the plain, the prairie grass and tungled brush-wand have boon supplanted by rieb, waving fields of goldon grain; und in place of Indian "topees," or encampments, are the dwelllogs of busbandmen or populons and fourishing cities, and among the most favored and prosperous stands

WICHITA,

The "Queen City" of the Arkansas Valley, situated 212 miles southwest of Atchison at the junction of the Little and Big Ar- kansas rivers, It is not old in years, but in experience, which

WICHITA CITY DIRECTORY.

makes men old and towns too, we suppose it is very nged. It is the county seat of Sedgwick county and was made a eity of the second class in 1872, sinee which time it has had a steady growth with occasional backsets, such as all growing western towns have experienced. Little more than one decade has passed and we havea busy little city of over 8,000 inhabitants, ranking third in the State, with all classes of business well represented, with as pushing, thriving, energetic set of business men as we have ever met.

Wichita's location gains it an advantage which the basiness men of the city were not slow to see, and at no distant day will result in the upbuilding of one of the best trade centers in the state.

Its main interest now is commerce and shipping (stock and grain), with a fair start in mannfactaring and no doubt its future rapid advancement depends to a great extent upon the early development of the latter interest and the natural advantages possessed by tlris city will at no distant day, make it one of the best manufacturing points in the state.

As a place of residence, Wichitn is without a poor in the slate for n city of its population.

In selecting a place, in which to locale permanently, a place where social relations are anch that our fuinflies may not feel ent off from kimtred ties and nasocintions where they may, be in possession of all that tends to benefit both civie and moral rola- tionship, is a point to be as we believe it is well considered, so that while we find remunerative employment for our capital, let it consist of brains, strong hands or money, we may know that our wives and children, our mothers and sisters are living in n congenial and ennobling sphere. The first point for considera- tion is the

SCHOOLS,

For this is the first round in the ladder that leads to all that is great, good and noble. The history of the schools dates from the beginning of Wichitu, and notwithstanding the rapid, vigor- ons growth and development of the city, the school system hus always been fully equal to all the requirements for the odaea- tion of the young to prepare them for the great battle of life. The citizens exert every effort to bring the mental and moral caliber of the city to as high a standard as its commercial lead- ers have its business interests.

The city is provided at present with three good school build-

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'ings, employing one principal and cighteen tenchers. Provis. ion has been made for the erection and farnishing at no distant duy of an academy bailding at a cost of $25,000. This will nf- fard facilities for an education unsurpassed in the state. In ad- dition to those, Prof. P. C. Lewis has lately established a com- mercinl nud business college, where penmanship and book-keep- ing are made specialties.

Another element that has tended toward comenting the friend- ship of the business men and families of Wichita is the number und high character of the

BENEVOLENT ORGANIZATIONS

Of the city-the Masonic, Odd Fellows, Knights of P'ythins, Au- cient Order of United Workmen, American Legion of Honor, 'I'nruverein and Grund Army of the Republic, all in a donrish- ing condition, with the leading mien of the city as members.

CHURCHES.

The religions element of Wichita is very strong, much more so than one would expect to find in any western city, where the minds of ull are seemingly rugrossed in the race for the ova- sive but almighty dallar. Nive churches give accommodation to the Sabbath observing populace. The influence of the churches over all in this elty la grent and hus nided very motorinlly in rendering Wlehitn a most delightful placo of residence.

Another important factor in the advancement of the city is the

BOARD OF TRADE,

Organized in 1880, and is composed of over 80 members of the lending business men of the city.

The Board has for its principal object the promotion of the commercial and manufacturing interests of the city. The Board and its individual members are always ready and willing to give any information within their reach, to any person desiring to locate any kind of business in the city that will add to its wealth and prosperity. The following are its officers for the year 1883; A. W. Oliver, pres't; J. H. Black, see'y.

RAILROADS.

Wichita has at present two lines of road, one St. Lonis & San Francisco, direct from St. Louis and terminating at this point. The other, sonthern branch of the A . T. & S F. from Atchison and Kansas City, Chic- connection. Another road will be finished to this point within a year. giving direct connections with Memphis and the lower Gulf States.

WICHITA CITY DIRECTORY.

A ław recently enacted by congress establishes at Wichita the U. S. DISTRICT COURT

For the district of Kansas with original jurisdiction over the In- dinn Territory, except the Cherokee and Choctaw nations. One term cach year; court sitting in September. A resident U. S. marshal and clerk of court at Wichita with their offfees and books pertaining to the onme.

CONCLUSION.

People are accustomed to say that the future is shrouded in darkness and while it is true that some of its nspeels and move- ments are unknown to ns, it is also true that the future is not entirely blank. The light of the past and present flashes forth in the future, revealing to us many of tho prominent fentures of the fuets that are to be. Glancing back but a few short years when the west was a barren wilderness nnd Wichita an Indian on- enmpment, and then taking n basty look into the happenings of the heart of the continent from then until now, and seeing that the vast region lying between the Missouri river and the Rocky Mountains contained but a few hundred inhabitants that the ad- vance couriers of the grent throng that was to come had just reached its eastern borders, and their cheery cry of "Westward ho !" yet vibrated in the air; that the germ of commerce hnd but just sprouted; that in all that region manufacturing was un- known, but that it now terms with a population of over 10,000,- 000; that the Indian encampment has become a city of metropol- itan features and one of the trade centers of the great southwest; that these millions are but the advance guard of millions yet to come and for whom there is ample room and opportunity. Tak- ing all these facts into consideration, we see clearly revealed in the great future, the fact that Wichita will soon be rife with the roar and hum of manufactories. This we announce in full con- fidence that it will surely come; that such is the fiat of destiny, the on-rolling wave of the inevitable that cannot be stayed, und it rests with the business men of this city, who are to control the coming tide of manufacturing enterprises to give to the world proofs of her fitness as a manufacturing as well as a commercial center.

No place in the west has better openings or greater induce- ments to offer to those desiring to enter commercial or manufac- turing pursuits. Any information desired by parties desiring to locate in the west will be gladly answered by J. H. Black, sec- retary of the Board of Trade.

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ERRATA.

Arkansas River Lumber Co., York, Brokaw, Ferguson & Rather- ford prop'rs, yard s s Doughs ave 2 d w Water st.

Assembly Sample Room, W. G. Westover, mngr, n & Donglas ave bet Lawrence ave and Market st, Elliott brick.

Bloomer W. J. & Bro., dirs groceries, glass and queensware, No. 80 o s Mnin bet. 1st nnd 2d sts.

Brokaw A. C., fr Cadiz, Ohio, mngr Arkunsns River Immber Co., 8 s Donghs ave 2d w Water st.

Busch Miss Katie, fr Iowa City, bds e s 4th ave 2 d s 3d st.

Citizens Bank. J. O. Davidson. pres't; S. L. Davidson, vice pres't;

J. C. Derst, enshier; C. L. Davidson, see'y, w's Main No. 15 Ross block.

Cox Miss Rosa M., fr Ill., tencher, bds e 's Market 4 d n 3d st.

Crnven Mrs. A. B., fr Ill., teneher 2d Wurd, bds nw cor Lawrence ave and Ist st.

Davis Wm., fr Belton, Mo.,enlosman Arkansas River Lamber Co., bds DongIns Ave House.

Derst J. C., fr Meadville, Pa., enshier . Citizens bank, bds Occi- dental.

Eggleston B. B. fr Miss .. ros w s Imwrenee ave 3 d n Elm st.

Haller Rev. J., pastor German M. E. church, ros rear church se cor Emporin ave and Ist st.

Hay-baler, J. Exton, prop'r, at Exton's elevator, e s 5th ave bet Donglas ave und Ist st.

Jennings J. S. (M. Jennings & J. S. J.), fr Ind., printer, ns DongIns ave 3 de Market st.

Jennings M. & Bro., editors and prop'rs newspaper, n s Douglas ave Ist stairway e Market st.

Jennings M. (J. S. Jennings & M. J.), fr Winfield, Ks., printer, res n s Douglas bet 4th and Emporin nves.

Westover W. G., mngr Assembly Sample Room, n & DongInsave het Lawrence ave and Market st, ros e s Topekn nve 2 d s 3d st.

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ABBREVIATIONS.

. tannfin turer

apt

.alley

ne cor.

northeast corner

KsEt.

.assistant

. north side

.avcnfic

nw cor.

northwest corner

.Imards

nc ..

.near

bel.

.. below

opp .

.. opposite

het.

. between

propr

· proprietor

carp

.carpenter

res.

. residence

(Ik

.. dierk

s.r.

. servant

.. dealer

.. south side

.east of

se cor

„.Southeast corner

es.

. cast side

sw cor . southwest corner

stu.

student

tr.

front

. west of

implements

wks

works

.. laborer

The figures 1 4. 2 d. ? d. etc .. first dour, second door, third door. cfr

ExAMEtr. . Smith John, fr Mo. carp. wks ss Main. 2 d w 2nd. bds ss 3rd, 2 d w Main. Means John Smith, from Missouri, carpenter, works south side Main street, two doors west of and street, and boards south side of 3rd street, (wo doors west of Main.

Abbott C. H., enrp, res e's lawrence ave 2 d n 3d st.

Abbott Tom, fr Eng, butcher, wks Marriott, res nw cor 5th and Central ave.

Abbett 11. W., fr Millersburg. Ky., minister M. E. church, res e s Emporia ave 2 d n 1st st.

Absteon Miss Susie, wks dining room Douglas Ave House.

Aekley E. N., fr Col., real estate ngt, office ns Doughs nve 2 d w Lawrence nve upstairs, bds Richey House.

Adams C. E .. fr N. Y .. carp, res w's Lawrence ave 3 d n Don- glas ave.

, south of

dir.

.. west side

ab.

. north

al.

J. T. Holmes' Dealer in all Sewing Machines and Attachments. First door S. Douglas Ave .. W. side of Main St.

Funeral Director.

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Adanas C. L. (C. Kimmerle & (. L. A.) fr Va., Wichita Marble Works, No. 60 e s Main bet Ist and 2d, res sw cor 3d and River sts.

Adams Frank, fr Delhi, N. Y., cash bay Allen, bds w's Law- ronce avo bet Donglas ave and Ist st.

Adams Miss Lizzie P. fr N. Y., bds w s Lawrence ave 3d a Douglas ave.

Adams Miss Nollie V .. fr N. Y .. Ids w's Lawrence ave 3 d i Douglas ave.

Adums Thos. b., fr JJefferson City. Mo., res es Water or Church s1 2 d a Central ave.

Ablf Henry, fr Bonoyer, Col., restaurant n's Donglas ave 3 ds Topeka ave. res saate.

Albert Chas. O., fr Md .. brick contructor, res o's Water st +d s 2d st.

Alcott Mrs. Mary, fr Houora City, Ks., sennastress, bds w 8 4th ave bet Ist and 2d sts.

Alder Joka, gardaer, res u s Douglas nve bet Water and Wich- itt sts.

Alder Joha. fr Iad., lab, bds Mounts' restauraat.

Aldrich & Brown, drugs, paints, oils, glass and denggist's sun- dries, no 36 e s Main bet Donghus ave and Ist st.

Aldrich B. W. (B. W. A. &W J. Brown). fr Niles, Mich., druggist, No. 36 e s Main st, res No. 8 w s 4th avenue 2 d & Ist.

Aley J. H., fr Galesburg, Ill., dir boots and shoes, No. 101 ns Douglas ave bet Market and Main; res uw cor Elns st and Lawrence ave.

Alexander D. P. fr Lebanon, Ill., railroad contractor, res w s Emporia avenue 2 d n Donglas ave.

Alexander H. A., fr Lebanon, Ill., railroad contractor, bele w s Emporia ave 2 d n Douglas avc.

Alexander J. D .. fr Lebanon, Il., dir grain, office ss Donglas bet 4th and 5th aves, res ws Emporin 2 du Douglas

Alexander M. M., tr Lebanon. Ill., railroad contractor, res w s Emporia ave 3 d n Donglas ave.

Alexander Horace fr Miss .. lab, res nw cor Elm and Wichita sts. Allphin II. J. fr Ill., bds es River st 2 d & Bd st.

Alphin W. R .. fr IL .. res es River st 2 d - 3d st.

GEO. G. MATTHEW'S Hardware. Stoves and Tintrare, Whole- sale and Retail. Call and see us. No. 05 Douglas Ave.

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Allen A., fr Elkhurt, lud., wholesale and retail dir boots and shoes, e s Main et 4 d & P. O., res sw For Lawrence ave and 21 st.

Allen B. D., fr Savunagh, Mo., salesman C. F. Derby & Co., res w & Emporin ave 4 d s 3d st.

Allen C. Il .. fr Leavenworth. Ks., mufr and dir saddles, har- ness &e, No. 127 & s Donglas ave bet Lawrence ave and Mar- ket st, res ne city limits.

Allen D. R., fr Wis., res e's Market 4 d's Ist st.

Allen E. B., fr Wamego, Ks., physician and surgeon, office a s DougIns ave bet Market and Main sts Centennial block, res sw cor Market st and Central ave.

Allen Ed, trav agt Hay's Wholesale Leather House, bds Ho- vey's restaurant.

Allen II. B., fr Hogeoye Falls, N. Y., druggist, elksJ. P. Allen's, bds Occidental Hotel.

Allen .I. M. (J. M. A. & W. R. Tucker), fr Liberty, Ind., grocer, No. 06 n & Douglas ave, res w & Topeka ave bet Ist and 2d

Allen J. P., fr Iowa, wholesale and retail drags and medicines, n s Douglas ave 4 d e Main st, res sw cor Lawrence ave aad 3d st.

Allen Mrs. Mary, res w 8 4th ave 3 d A 3d st.

Allen Nouh. fr Granville. O., saddler, wks C. HI. Allen, res es Mead ave het Ist and 2d st.

Allen 8. J. fr Atchison, Ks., stock dir, res e's Mosely ave 7 ds Donglas ave,

Allen & Tucker wholesale and retail dies groceries and provis- ions, No. 96 n s Douglas ave bet Mais and Market.sts.

Anderson Mes. Belle, fr Jowa, ser, wks w's Waco st 2 d a 2d st. Anderson W. J., fr Suwance, Tenn., painter, bds w s 4th ave bet Donglas ave and Williams st.

. Anderson Moses, fr Springfield, III., collector Kansus National Bank.

Anderson J. B., fr N. Y., restaurant and saloon, ns Douglas ave 2 d w 5th ave, res same.

Andrews II. II. fr Mich., wks Extou's elevator, ros of Market. 3 d & Central ave.

Andrews J. F., to Creston, lowa, teller Kansas State Band , Tex as lawrence ave het let and ed Me.

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J. T. Holmes Dealer in all Sewing Machines and Attachments. First door S. Douglas Ave., W side of Main St.

Funeral Director.

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Antrim Ins., fr Ind., wks Rupp's billiard hall, res No. 57 e s To- pekn ave bet 2d aml 3d sts.

Apolant Emil, fr N. Y. City, elks Fechheimer, bds's Water st s of city.

Applegate A. J., fr Lincoln, Ill., elks Valley House, bds same. Appleby E. R., fr Winfield, Ks., planing mill, w's main 2 d s 2d st, res e s Main bet Ist and 2d sts.

Armonr John, fr Ind., wks Rupp's billiard hall, res ne cor Mor- ris and Water sts.

Armstrong Mrs. Emma, fr Topeka, Ks., boarding house, w # 4th avo 2 d n Williams st.

Armstrong J. W., fr Penn., carp., res uw cor Ist st and Lawrence ave.

Armstrong Miss Lizzie, fr Topeka, Ks., bas w & 4th avenue 2 d n Willinms st.

Armstrong Lloyd, fr Peun., elks Shuber, Ils nw cor Lawrence ave and Ist st.

Arnold C. C., fr Cincinnati, O., veterinary aml livery stable, ss Douglas ave bet Topeka and Imnwrenco nves, res some.

Arnohl Mrs. Dorn C., fr Talmage, O., dressmaker, w s Main st. No. 31, res same.

Arnold F. J., fr Richmond, Va., agt Howe sewing machines and supplies for all sewing machines, No. 45 w s Main near Ist. Arnold P. B., fr Lansing Mich .. mugr Wichita Coal Co., ne cor 5th and Douglas nve, res w's Main st No. 81.

Arnold S. B., wks Arnold's veterinary stable, bds same.

Arnold W. F., wks Arnold's veterinary stable, bds same.

Artis J. II., fr Kokomo, Ind., cook Tremont House, res w & Main bet 1st and 2d sts.

Ask & Child, furniture dire and upholsterers, w & Main st bet Douglas ave nnd Ist st.

Ask J. A .(J. A. A. & II. ('bild), tr Ohin, upholstery and fur- niture dles, w # Main bet Douglas uve and Ist st, res No. 28 W & Main st.

Askew Miss Nellie, fr Jacksonville. Ill., 3ds se cor Ist st and To- peka nve.

Aspy Lewis, fr Emporia, Ks., delivering elk express co., T'es 8 8 Williams bet Main and Market sts.

Ashbaugh Mrs., fr Ill., bds w's Emporia ave 2 d n Douglas ave. Atkinson Wm .. fr bonisville, Ky .. painter, wks Viney, ros es Market bet Ist and 2d sts.

GEO. G. MATTHEWS, Hardware, Stoves and Timware, Whale- , sale and Retail, Call and see us. No. 95 Douglas Ave.

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Austin A. 1 .. , from N. Y., miner, res sw cor Emporia nve and Elm st.

Austin Frank D., fr Leavenworth, Ks., trav salesman, bds sw Por Ist st and Topeka ave.

Austin J. H., from Philadelphia, Penn., farmer, rose's Lawrence nve bet Onk and Pine sts.

Avery Geo. N .. fr Illinois, teamstor, res w's Emporia ave 2 d s 3d st.

Axell J., speenlator, res sw cor Main and Central aves.

Avres Miss Mary F., fr Champaign, III., bds w's 4th ave 2 dn Ist st.

Ayres Mrs. Sarah, fr Champaign, III., res ws 4th ave 2 d n Ist. B

Bagby Miss Elizabeth, fr Kentucky, bds e's Main st 1 d n 3d st. Bailey Miss Clarn, fr Aurora, Ind., saleslady N. Y. store, bds w s Water 4 d & 3d st.

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Wichita, Kansas, city directory, 1883, Part 1

Author: Publication date: 1883 Publisher: Polk Number of Pages: 156

Author:
Publication date: 1883
Publisher: Polk
Number of Pages: 156