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NOTABLE EVENTS
Mrs. Alfred Sargent died, aged 60. April 9, Thos. Kehoe died, aged 51. April 6, Blaine L. Kinney and Azelda Severn married. April 15, The milk condensary started its work. The rural mail carriers from the city were remembered by their patrons with a gift of a total of 2034 eggs for their Easter dinner. Apr. 15, Agnes A. Lilly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Lilly, died, aged 31. Apr. 16, R. A. Hall died, aged 68. Apr. 17, Isaac Vanderhoof died, aged 80. Apr. 18, Mrs. Ellen M. Reed died, aged 82. Apr. 21, Mrs. Cynthia Brewer celebrated her 93d birthday. Apr. 25, Nicholas Lopez returned from Italy, accompanied by his bride, Miss Louise Bonfiglio, to whom he was married March 5. May 3, Orrin F. Thornton, ex-drain com- missioner, arrested in Janesville, Wis., charged with forgery here. May 14, Major D. Williams died, aged 61. Epworth League celebrated 21st anniversary. May 16, Loomis Battery held its 50th annual reunion. May 18, Council ordered 6,000 gallons of oil for sprinkling West Chicago Street. May 28, George Jackowiak drowned by falling into the river from the Cement Co. tug. The hottest May on record; on the 27th the mercury stood at 96 degrees. June 8, Roy Letherer and Hazel Milks married. Commencement exercises of the high school graduating class held at the Opera House; the class numbered 41. June 12, Private memorial services held at Oak Grove Cemetery, seven orders participating. June 15, Twenty-third annual reunion of the Soldiers and Sailors of Branch County held. June 16, Mrs. Douglas Ward died, aged 44. June 18, Jacobs Commandery conducted its annual memorial exercises in honor of over 60 deceased sir knights who are resting in Oak Grove. June 17, Risdon S. Baldwin and Jessie Barker married. Mrs. Elmer J. Allen died, aged 39. June 20, Lancaster Coffman died, aged 80. June 21, Homer E. McConnell and Elaine E. Hatton married4 June 23, Mrs. Harriet A. Keyes died, aged 73. Aaron Bagley died at Soldiers' Home, Grand Rapids, aged 89. June 28, Rev. Frank B. Bachelor and Miss Ethel M. Girdwood married. Dr. Dean A. Godwin and Miss Myrtle E. Smith married. John W. Cole died, aged 78. ( June 29, Branch County Chautauqua opened for its first session) July 1, Mrs. Wm. R. Myers died, aged 63. July 4, Mrs. Harvey Haynes died, aged 87; she came to Coldwater in 1834. The mercury on this date (the 4th) rose to the 102 mark in the shade. July 7, W. J. Bryan addressed a large audience at the Chautauqua; over 3,000 present. July 9, Louis Flatter died, aged 53. July 13, A. G. Leitch and Marie Blye Perrine married. July 15, Ehrle Schmedlen and Lou Kramer married. July 18, Mrs. Philander Alden died, aged 77. July 20, J. G. Waddell's dry goods store badly damaged by fire; loss on goods covered by $7,000 insurance; building damaged about $2,500; insured. July 25, Harvey Mills died, aged 92. July 26, Ray Broughton and Fern A. Doerr married. July 27, Arthur Cunningham killed by being run over by an automobile. July 28, Wm. Hurst died, aged 70. July 29, Cornelius Vroom died, aged 71. July 30, John Swart died, aged 74. Aug. 1, Fred A. Fox and Edna M. Evans married. Aug. 6, Bradford Corless died, aged 80; he had lived here 75 years. Aug.7, E. M. McElroy, superinten- dent of city schools, resigned. Aug. 7, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Burghduff celebrated the 59th anniversary of their marriage. Aug. 10, Miss Elizabeth Barnhart died, aged 61. Aug. 16, Chas. A. R. Stone chosen superintendent of city schools. Pearl R. Schrontz and Harry Kohler married. Aug. 23, Dr. Leon A. Warsabo died, aged 63. Aug. 23, Glee Gallap and Walter R. Otto married. Aug. 28. Mrs. Fred Fish died, aged 51. Erdine Fox and Chas. F. Hendricks married Aug. 31, Kathleen Pratt and James E. Thoms married.) Sept. 3, L. A. Dillingham died, aged 74. Sept. 9, Division Street paving commenced. Sept. 10, Evangelist Ostrom began union revival meetings. Mrs. Andrew Pender died. Sept. 15, George F. Sharp died, aged 60. Sept. 19, Margaret L. Chestnut and Arthur J. Conklin married. Sept. 20, Anna E. Lewis and Frank S. Freeman married. Clara B. Hoopingarner and Joseph G. Hermann married. Garrett Jenkins died, aged 60. Sept. 23, Mildred C. Scheneman and Irvin R. Sherwood married. Oct. 2, John N. Parker died, aged 64. Oct. 3, Mrs. John P. Dickinson died, aged 67. Oct. 8, St. Charles parochial school dedicated. Oct. 11, Josephine Parker and Wilfred Good married. Oct. 14, Edna May Elya died, aged 14. Oct. 22, Rev. A. L. Murray resigned the pastorate of St. Mark's Episcopal Church. Oct. 25, Mrs. Roland Root died, aged 89; had resided here 77 years. Oct. 26, Orrin F. Thornton acquitted of the charge of forgery. Oct. 29, Wm. C. Sorter died, aged 74.
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NOTABLE EVENTS
Nov. 1, Mrs. Geo. Fulcher died, aged 69. "Nov. 2, Mrs. Minerva Misenar died, aged 68. Nov. 5, Harry W. Barber and Eva E. Rogers married. Nov. 12, Mrs. Richard R. Hurst shot her husband dead. Nov. 15, Wm. G. Moore died, aged 71. Nov. 19, Mrs. Mary Waterhouse died, aged 81. Nov. 23, Frank D. Richardson died, aged 62. Nov. 25, Mrs. Charles W. Bennett died, aged 71. Nov. 25, Francis Burns died, aged 80. Dec. 1, Phil Abbott and Velma Close married. Dec. 7, Loren R. Brooks and Maretta Corey married. Dec. 9, Forest Knapp was sentenced to prison in Illinois, having pleaded guilty to the charge of horse stealing. His partner, David Mawhood, pleaded not guilty. Both had previously "confessed" to several murders, which proved to be fake stories. Dec. 9, Mrs. N. A. Angel died, aged 58. Dec. 10, James Carleton died, aged 82. Dec. 11, Mrs. Margaret Myers died, aged 85. Dec. 15, Daisy Honeywell died, aged 28. Dec. 17, Wm. N. Sawyer died, aged 90. Dec. 22, Mrs. Charlotte Odren died, aged 82. Dec. 21, Alton A. Misenar, murderer of James Robinson, released from prison after serving 16 years of a life sentence. Dec. 25, Grace Dufur married Morley Reiff of Ft. Wayne. Dec. 26, Robert Miller and Jorge Reade married. Dec. 27, J. A. McClure died, aged 68.
POPULATION
Following are the census reports for Coldwater for the years given:
1864 3,977
1870 4,381
1874. 4,330
1880
4,681
1884
5,099
1890
5,247
1894
5,269
1900 6,216
1910. 5,945
Names in the 1911 Directory .6,225 Names in the 1912 Directory. . . . 6,313
MISCELLANEOUS
Births in 1911. 97
Deaths in 1911. 104
Names dropped from 1911 Directory . 988 New names for 1912 Directory .... 1,076 No. of houses changing occupants during 1911 504
Widows
406
Retired 236
BRANCH COUNTY
1840
5,715
1850
12,472
1860 20,981
1870.
. 26,226
1880
27,941
1890
26,791
1900
27,811
1910
25,605
FACTS ABOUT COLDWATER
Low taxes.
Population, over 6,000.
Handsomest city in Michigan.
Only $54,600 city indebtedness. Over 40 miles of cement sidewalks.
Beautiful business section, solidly built.
Free public library building, con- taining 19,000 volumes.
More miles of gas mains than any other city in the world.
Broad, level streets, shaded by maple, elm and oak trees.
Complete sewerage system, also system of storm-water sewers.
New postoffice building, erected by the Government; cost, $52,500.
Home of the great State Public School, Michigan's best charity.
Extensive system of water-works and electric light, municipally owned.
Splendid fire department. Total gross fire loss in fourteen years, only $84,617. Located on the great Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Fast Mail line.
Cement and brick paving in business section and a portion of residence section.
Many beautiful lakes, with fine fish- ing and boating, within easy driving distance.
Numerous mills and factories, whose freight tonnage exceeds that of any city between Toledo and Elkhart.
A prosperous, thrifty city, sur- rounded by the finest agricultural country. Bank deposits, one and one- half million dollars.
Four large, modern schoolhouses, ten churches, spacious and handsomely appointed Y. M. C. A. building, $40,000 courthouse, $25,000 Elks' Tem- ple, $35,000 opera-house.
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COLDWATER PRESIDENTS, MAYORS AND CLERKS 1837 - 1911
Presidents
1837-Hiram Alden 1838-L. D. Crippen
E. T. Paxton E. A. Warner
1839-Silas A. Holbrook 1842-David Williams 1843-Win. Pierson "
" George A. Coe
A Corydon P. Benton
1849-Jared Pond 1850 -- "
1851-Harvey Warner 1852-Albert Chandler 1853-Hiram Shoudler 1854-Alvin H. Burdick 1855-Hiram Baker 1856-Roland Root 1857-A. S Glessner
1858-Alonzo F. Bidwell 1859-Charles Upham 1860-Stephen Cutter Mayors
1861-Albert Chandler 1852-
1863-David B. Dennis
1864-Justin Lawyer 1865- "
1866-John H. Beach
1867-D. C. Powers
1868- "
1869-Phineas P. Nichols "
1870-Justin Lawyer Wm. H. H. Halsted
1871-David B. Dennis
1872-Henry C. Lewis Wm. R. Foster
A 1873- " 1874-John R. Champion Chas. L. Truesdell 1875-
Clerks
Mayors Clerks
1876-Stephen S. Cutter L. P. Palmer
1877-Chas. Upson
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1878-A. J. Foster
Albert A. Wood
1879-D. C. Powers
Wm. G. Moore
1880-John R. Champion
1881-Barton S. Tibbits
1882-L. M. Wing
1883-Geo. Starr
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1884- "
Judson P. Etheridge
1885-Alfred Milnes
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1886-
Allen Cope Chas. F. Ruggles
1888-
Calvin H. Macumber
1889-C. D. Randall
Elmer J. Allen
1890-Edwin R. Clarke
1891-
1892-B. H. Calkins
1893-Simon B. Kitchel
1894-N. A. Reynolds
1895-T. A. Hilton
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1896-A. A. Sherman
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1898-Clayton C. Johnson Patrick H. Sweeney
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1901-Elmer E. Palmer
1902-Milo D. Campbell
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1903- "
Wm. G. Moore
1904- "
Wm. H. King "
1905-Chas. N. Legg
1906-Gerald E. Kleindinst
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1907 -- "
1908-Edward A. Moore
1909-Albert A. Sherman
1910- "
1911-Chas. A. Conover
Harry R. Saunders Chas. J. Harris James R. Dickey H. A. Close
Wallace W. Barrett
P. P. Nichols Clerks
Robert F. Mockridge
Hiram D Upham John Murphey
Wm. G. Moore D. J. Easton John Murphey
1987-B. H. Calkins
L. P. Palmer Geo. B. Tompkins
1844-Henry Lockwood 1846-A. L. Porter 1847-Harvey Warner 1848- " Henry C. Gilbert L. T. N. Wilson E. G. Fuller
James W. Gilbert Geo. A. Kellogg Elihu B. Pond Justin Lawyer Franklin T. Eddy
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Lake Shore Station
DISTANCES AND FARES FROM COLDWATER.
DISTANCE
FARE
DISTANCE
FARE
Adrian
56
$1 12
Jonesville
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36
Ann Arbor
83
1 61
Kalamazoo.
72
1 20
Batavia.
5
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Lansing
78
1 56
Battle Creek.
65
1 30
Los Angeles
2420
62 80
Boston
884
18 17
Milwaukee
241
5 30
Bronson
11
22
New Orleans
1078
26 60
Buffalo
.385
8 20
New York City
.825
16 87
Burr Oak.
17
35
Niagara Falls
407
8 72
Chicago
155
3 30
Petoskey
299
5 99
Cincinnati
290
5 67
Quincy
6
13
Cleveland
202
3 95
Reading
32
64
Denver.
1238
25 90
St Louis.
408
9 55
Detroit
130
2 25
St Paul 565
11 60
Elkhart
53
1 25
Fort Wayne
94
2 25
San Francisco
2510
62 80
Grand Rapids.
130
2 17
Sturgis
23
47
Hillsdale.
23
45
Toledo.
89
1 80
Hudson
39
77
Washington .
820
14 97
Jackson
44
85
White Pigeon.
35
71
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L ET your eyes and mind face the faces on the opposite page who have honored the City so faithfully and well as its chief officer or Mayor. Without doubt there is not one of these gentlemen whom HILTON has not furnished with Clothing, and their faces look good to us; we hope they do to you.
It's a safe proposition that HILTON is the Best Clothier and always offers some- thing "right off the bat" that creates a good feeling. The whole year 'round we are in the markets of the world for values; not how low a price, but values for the trade which prove a practical benefit to our patrons; and it is a Tiffany stickpin against a doughnut if we are not brain helpers and money savers to the buyer who wants quality in the Shoe or Clothing line, Trunks or Furnishings.
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THE SECOND ANNUAL ASSEMBLY OF THE Branch County Chautauqua Ass'n Will be held in Coldwater JULY 26 to AUGUST 4, 1912
No resident of Branch County can afford to miss the intellectual feast to be furnished at a nominal price,
$2 for
the Entire Season
The Talent will include :
MUSICAL
Star Male Quartet, with Marie Robinson, Reader. Dixie Jubilee Concert Company, finest in the world. The Famous Castle Square Entertainers.
Chicago Operatic Company, best of its kind on earth.
LECTURERS The inimitable "Bob" Seeds.
Father Cleary, the Eloquent Irishman.
Lou J. Beauchamp, the Sunshine Orator. Robert Parker Miles, the Great Traveler. GRACE HEMINGWAY Judge Frank B. Sadler, the Foe of Crime. Col. Geo. W. Bain, the Great Kentuckian.
Hon. J. Frank Hanley, Indiana's Famous Governor. Capt. Jack Crawford, the Poet Scout. Wm. Sterling Battis, Interpreter of Dickens.
The Platform Manager will be Dr. R. R. Teeter, the big man with a big intellect, a big voice, and a big message. Charming Grace Hemingway will conduct the Daily Story Hour for children, also address the grownups.
PERCY HOWE, Secretary. G. E. KLEINDINST, President.
DIRECTORY
The meaning of most of the abbreviations used in this Directory are too apparent to need explanation, but we note the following:
Advertisement. adv
Agent ... agt
Box Factory employe. Bx
Brass Works employe. Br
Operator .
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Pratt Mfg Co employe .. P
Regal Engine Co employe R
Residence
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Student.
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Washington St. Wash
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Abbott Mrs Augusta L, 110 Morse, w
" Cassius, "
lineman
" Samuel Y, 38 N Polk, Ce
" Mrs Laura A, "
" Helen B, S
Abramson Mrs Lucina, Herbert St " Leon G, "
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Hubert,
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farmer
Acker Mrs Anstress, 109 Pierson, W AcMoody Vern, 173 Morse, S
Adams Geo W, 134 S Clay, finisher
" Harriet E, "
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" Claude L, 19 Cutter Ave, T
" Mrs Emma M, "
Wm, 77 Waterman Ave,
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Mrs Laura O, ”
Mrs Olive M, 88 Cutter Ave, nurse
Jefferson St ..
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Lake Shore Railroad employe. .. L S
Montgomery St. Montg
Burial Device Co employe.
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Calkins & Son employe.
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Cement Co employe
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Chicago St Chi
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Coldwater Cooperage Co employe .. J
Coombs Milling Co employe. M Domestic. dom Employe. emp
Factory fac
Hellenberg Factory employe. H
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Abbott Elba G, 136 N Clay, furniture
" Mrs Jennie, " packer
" E Lucile, "
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" Phillip J, " cigarmaker
" Mrs Velma, "
" Eva M, 94 Taylor, clerk Harry H, 73 S Jeff, patternmkr Mrs Bessie E, "
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" Mrs Millie M, "
" M Pearl, stenog
" Laura, 159 S Monroe, S
" Dora M, 24 N Jefferson, dom
" Ira R, 118 Peckham, r
" Mrs Sarah A, ."
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Adams Wm H, 78 Grand, r
" Mrs Lucy A, "
" Arthur J, 52 Perkins,
" Mrs Anna, "
" Roy I, T
Laura E.
Edna M,
" George P, "
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Addicks & Shulander, proprs gar-
age, 99 W Chicago; auto re- pairing a specialty; H G Ad- dicks, A A Shulander
Addicks Henry G, 131 Morse, garage " Mrs Dora, "
Aebersold Geo A, 66 N Monroe, barber Akenhead Starr E, blacksmith Ce, 400 E Chicago
" Mrs Mae S, "
Mildred D,
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Phebe L, S
" M Lucile, u
Akin C Arthur, 65 E Chicago, General Secretary Y M C A Alden John H, 244 S Sprague, S
" Philander L, 36 E Alden, r
Aldrich Mrs Clara S, 11 Grand, W Alfred Mrs L A, 445 W Chicago, W
" John A, J
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Alger Harry P, 34 Marshall,
railway postal clerk
" Mrs Arabella H, 34 Marshall Allaster Jean, S P S, nurse Allen Elmer J, telegraph and tele- phone mgr, 15 S Monroe; residence 199 W Pearl
Robert W, "
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" Cora L, " teacher
Allen D C & Co, hardware, furnaces, stoves, metal work, etc, 9 W Chicago: D C Allen, D S Greenamyer; see adv
Allen David C, 263 W Pearl, merchnt "> Mrs A Liona,
" D Howard, S
Chas W, 56 W Alden, lab
" Mrs Ella D, "
Mrs Margaret, 33 W Wash, w
Rev James, 35 Hatch Ave, r
" Mrs Mary J, "
Myrtle,
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Allen George S, white and gray sand, foundation stone, etc, Bell phone 368; S M phone 4742; residence 93 E Pierce Mrs Jennie, "
Allen Edward C, 89 E Pierce, clerk "> Mrs Nellie A,
" Edward R, S
Geo H, 132 Harrison, r
Mrs Mary E,
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Mrs Mary J, 230 Jay, W
" Chas E, "
farmer
Geo W, 111 N Hanchett, M
Mrs Hazel, "
Chester W,
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" Nettie V, u
Allgood Wm M, 52 S Jeff, engineer " Mrs Christine, "
Alspaugh Ralph, 15 W Pearl, postalclk Alt Eugene, 65 S Clay, clerk
" Mrs Carrie, "
" Wm, S
" Madaleen, S
American Express Co, 11 S Monroe; F J Sullivan, local manager Amidon Mrs Sophronia S,
137 N Hanchett, w
Amsden Brooks R, 144 Division,
foreman box factory
" Mrs Josie M, 144 Division
" Dixie, "
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" Walter L, P
" Earl B, 432 Morse, dairyman
" Eliakim, boarding house,
77 W Chicago "
" Mrs Alice,
" George, 377 N Hudson, lab
" Mrs Mary,
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" Lillian, 131 N Hanchett, S
" Estelle, 20 Harrison
Andrews Mark S, Probate Judge, res 292 W Chicago
" Mrs A Irene, "
Helen, S
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Mrs Susan F, W
" Mrs Anna T, 145 Hull, W
Geo, 77 W Chicago,
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List of Abbreviations on Page 17
Anderson Charles M, 80 E Alden, P
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D. C. Allen & Co.
HARDWARE, STOVES, BUILDERS' SUPPLIES
We offer you the largest stock in this part of Michigan to select from, as well as the best of treatment. And prices here are always satisfactory to the purchaser.
RUGS AND LINOLEUMS
All Sizes, Styles and Patterns
FURNACE WORK, EAVETROUGHING AND ROOFING
We employ a force of skillful men in these departments of our business. Let us figure on those repairs you have been considering
All Kinds of Metal Work a Specialty
D. C. ALLEN & CO.
Both Phones 28 COLDWATER
9 W. Chicago St.
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Andrews Mrs Stella, 5 Perkins, W " Mabel L, " phone op Angel Nathan A, 71 Peckham, engineer Angevine Chas J, N Mich Ave, dairyman
" Mrs Bessie J, "
Howard, "
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Bailey Willis C, Directory publisher, book and general job printer, 14 W Chicago, over Cogs- hall's store; res 23 Hull
" Mrs Agnes R, "
" Lucy E, S
" Henry R, S
" Henry C, 269 W Pearl, r
" Harry F, "
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" Fred L, S
" Ray R, 273 W Pearl, printer
" Mrs Emma E, "
" Ruth L, S
" Rena E, S
" Oscar A, 260 Hull, painter
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Avery Mrs Lydia C, 56 W Alden, W Max, u
Angevine Frank B, agricultural im-
plements, Buffalo Pitts thresh- ing machinery, hard and soft coal; office & res 23 N Hudson " Mrs Kate, "
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Anstee E Jane, 51 Tibbits Anton Helen, 28 E Pierce, S
Archer Don, 78 S Jefferson, " Maude, "
Arick Wm J, 85 N Clay, bottler
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" John W, "
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Arlington Hotel, corner W Chicago and Hanchett: H D Truax proprietor; rates, $2 per day Arnold & Jewell, general real es- tate dealers, 12 S Monroe: Cleo B Arnold, Geo A Jewell Arnold Cleo B, 66 W Pearl, real estate Atkins Edward G, 33 W Wash, mfr " Mrs Cornelia, "
" " Carl E, u
Atkins Manufacturing Co, mfrs of carburetors, 260-262 Division; pres, Chas A Bohlin; vice pres, Carl E Hartkoff; treas, S H Phillips; sec and mgr, E G Atkins
Atwater Frank, 61 N Fremont, cabinetmkr " Mrs Augusta, "
Atyeo George W, E Garfield Ave, fruit " Mrs Lizzie S, " Augusta Sister, 78 Harrison, teacher Ault Wm W, mgr Coldwater Cooper- age Co; res 293 W Chicago
" Mrs Lulu, "
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O. J. LEWIS,
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER.
HERE IS THE RESIDENCE AT 23 HULL ST.
AS IT LOOKED A YEAR AGO
AND HERE IS THE SAME RESIDENCE
AS I REMODELED IT FOR W. C. BAILEY.
If you contemplate building, remodeling or improving, give me a call. Plans and estimates cheerfully furnished.
Bell Phone 469-B.
O. J. LEWIS, 75 Waterman Avenue
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Bailey Mrs Emma, 15 N Hudson, dressmaker; cloaks, jackets, etc; first-class work guaran- teed
" Floyd A, 15 S Railroad, painter
" Mrs May,
" Bertha, "
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" Chas M, 109 N Polk,
emp Stokes Co
" Mrs Hattie E, 109 N Polk
" Mrs Imogene, State School, asst cottage manager
Bair Mrs Ida, 261 W Chicago, W
" Frank L, 217 Henry, J
" Mrs Melvina, "
Baker & Smith, draymen: E D Baker, Bell phone 748a; M F Smith, S M phone 3172; piano moving a specialty
Baker Edw D, 145 Perkins, drayman
" Mrs Christina, "
" Mrs Isabel L, 165 W Chicago
" Delbert, 32 Sheridan, carpentr
" Mrs Lena, "
" Lewis S, 18 S Monroe, u
" George H, meat market, 14 S Monroe; res 11 Harrison
" Mrs Carrie B, "
Balcom A Eugene, plumbing and heating; Bell phone No 707; res and shop 63 Jackson
" Mrs Philena J, "
" " Myrtle, S
Baldwin Dr Newton, physician, 19 W Chicago: office phone, Bell 115; res phone, Bell 110; residence 59 Harrison
" Mrs Jeanette F,
Baldwin Dr Wm H, physician and
surgeon, 15 W Chi; res same
" Walter, 75 Grand, S
" Robert F, " T
Ball & Son, planing mill, 100-108 W Chi; Elijah Ball, George Ball Ball Elijah, 25 N Clay, manufacturer " Mrs Fannie L, "
" Fred L,
" George, "> architect
" Wm T, "
" Frances, "
engineer
carpenter
Ball Clinton L, mason; fine mantel and grate work a specialty; res and shops 27 W Alden
" Mrs Martha L, "
" Lorena, S
" Burt C, 14 W Alden, mason
Mrs Harriet B, "
" Arthur E, u
" Wallace W, 4 Hooker, lab
" Mrs Josephine V, "
" Raymond G, S
" John, 76 Marshall, carpenter
" Mrs Cora D, " milliner
" Edmund, 76 Marshall, r
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cigarmkr
" Harry E, 312 S Jefferson, Bx
" Alma, "
Lawrence E, "
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" Eva, 172 E Wash, bookkeeper
" Jack W, 271 S Jefferson, P
Mrs Margaret, "
" Irene Ruth, u
" Lafayette, 161 E Railroad, clerk
" Ethel, 56 Church, "
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" Deloss, 86 N Polk, S
" Frank C, 317 Marshall, farmer
" Mrs Amanda M, "
Balson Knut, 33 N Hanchett
Barber George D, proprietor Snug Restaurant; S M phone 38; short orders a specialty, 6 S Monroe; res 27 N Monroe
" Mrs Edith E, "
" Geo F, 158 Walnut, butcher
Mrs Frances F, "
Geo. D. Barber's
RESTAURANT and LUNCH ROOM
A Good Place to Eat
GOOD COFFEE
GOOD STEAK
Everything Neat and Clean No. 6 South Monroe St.
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Barber Fred G, 266 S Jeff, com trav
" Mrs Bird B,
" Wayne W, "
" Thelma P, ">
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" Harry W, 86 W Wash, printer
Mrs Eva E, "
" Eva M, S
" Loo Loo, 74 E Wash, S
Bard Chas H, 20 W Montgomery, " Mrs Rachel, "
Barker George S, 245 Hull, T
" Mrs Nancy E, "
" Myrtie M, "
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" Amos O, "
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" Coral B, "
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" Floyd, 92 E Montgomery, T
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Barlow H H & BE, lawyers, 32 W Chicago
Barlow Henry H, 79 W Pearl, lawyer
" Mrs Eva W, "
Burt E, 160 W Chicago, lawyer
Henry H, "
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" Annie Homan, " u
" David Dennis, " u
Barnard & Weller, horseshoers and
general blacksmiths, 36 East Chicago; G P Barnard, E Weller
Barnard Gardner P, 35 N Hudson, blacksmith
" Mrs L Belle, "
Flora, "
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" M Nellie, "
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Charles L, "
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Ida G, S
"> Mary A, 28 Church
Barnes Rev Geo E, 24 N Jefferson, pastor Presbyterian Church
" Mrs Myrtle M, 24 N Jefferson Kendall M, "
u " Lewis R, 105 N Jefferson, clerk Mrs Ida J, "
Lloyd R, S
" " Marie D, S
Irving, 24 S Monroe, bicy rep
" Homer, 84 N Fremont, S
Barnes Bros, props Fair View Dairy, 426 Morse; Bell Phone 360 Barnes Clyde C, 426 Morse, farmer " Mrs Margaret, "
" Fred F, 432 Morse, dairyman
" Mrs Bertha H; "
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" Mrs Iva,
Chas F, 187 Grand, clerk
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Barney Eugene J, 28 N Polk, real est
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" Mrs Lillie,
Barr Relis E, 65 East Chicago, teacher Barron George, 92 S Clay, draftsman " Grace W, " stenographer
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