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CITY DIRECTORY
PARCEL POST
ZONES
Weight
Local
1 st & 2d Up to 150 Miles
3rd 150 to 300 Miles
4th 300 to 600 Miles
.5th 600 to 1000 Miles
6th 1000 to 1400 Miles
7th 1400 to 1800 Miles
8th Over 1800 Miles
1 pound
$0.05
$0.05
$0.06
$0.07
$0.08
$0.09
$0.11
$0.12
2 pounds
.06
.06
.08
.11
.14
.17
.21
.24
3 pounds
.06 .07
.08
.12
.19
.26
.33
.41
.48
5 pounds
.07
.09
.14
. 23
.32
. 41
.51
.60
6 pounds
.08
.10
.16
.27
.38
.49
.61
.72
7 pounds
.08
.11
.18
.31
.44
.57
.71
.84
8 pounds
.09
.12
.20
.35
.50
.65
.81
.96
9 pounds
.09
.13
.22
.39
.56
.73
.91
1.08
10 pounds
.10
. 14
.24
.43
.62
.81
1.01
1.20
11 pounds
.10
.15
.26
.47
.68
.89
1.11
1.32
12 pounds
.11
.16
.28
.51
. 74
.97
1.21
1.44
13 pounds
.11
.17
.30
.55
.80
1.05
1.31
1.56
14 pounds
.12
.18
.32
.59
.86
1.13
1.41
1.68
15 pounds
.12
.19
.34
.63
.92
1.21
1.51
1.80
16 pounds
.13
.20
.36
.67
.98
1.29
1.61
1.92
17 pounds
.13
.21
.38
.71
1.04
1.37
1.71
2.04
18 pounds
.14
.22
.40
.75
1.10
1.45
1.81
2.16
19 pounds
.14
.23
.42
.79
1.16
1.53
1.91
2.28
.44
.83
1.22
1.61
2.01
2.40
21 pounds
.15
.25
22 pounds
.16
.26
NOTES
Parcels weighing four ounces or less are mailable at the rate of one cent for each ounce or fraction of an ounce, regardless of distance.
Parcels weighing more than four ounces are mailable at the pound rates shown in the adjoining table, a fraction of a pound being considered a full pound.
The local rate applies to all parcels ad- dressed to points (including between different rural routes) served direct from the same postoffice.
The limit of weight is 50 pounds for local, first and second zones; 20 pounds for all other zones.
42 pounds
.26
.46
43 pounds
.26
.47
44 pounds
.27
.48
45 pounds
.27
.49
46 pounds
.28
.50
47 pounds
.28
.51
48 pounds
.29
.52
49 pounds
.29
.53
50 pounds
.30
.54
.21
.36
33 pounds
.21
.37
34 pounds
.22
.38
35 pounds
.22
.39
36 pounds
.23
.40
37 pounds
.23
.41
38 pounds
.24
.42
39 pounds
.24
.43
40 pounds
.25
.44
41 pounds
.19
.33
30 pounds
.20
.34
31 pounds
.20
.35
32 pounds
.17
.28
25 pounds
.17
.29
26 pounds
.18
.30
27 pounds
.18
.31
28 pounds
.19
.32
20 pounds
.15
.24
23 pounds
.16
.27
24 pounds
.07
.10
.15
.20
.25
.31
.36
4 pounds
The limit of size is 72 inches for length and girth combined.
Parcels must bear the name and address of the sender.
A parcel post map, showing the different zones, may be had by sending 20 cents to the Third Assistant Postmaster General, Washington, D. C.
RATES OF POSTAGE : Written matter, letters, etc., 3c per oz. Mer- chandise, parcel post graded rates. Printed matter, circulars, etc., ¿c per oz. Newspapers, magazines, {c per oz. Registration fee, 10 cents.
MONEY ORDER FEES : 1c to $2.50, 3c; $2.51 to $5, 5c; $5.01 to $10, 8c; $10.01 to $20, 10c: $20.01 to $30, 12c; $30.01 to $40, 15c; $40.01 to $50, 18c: $50.01 to $60, 20c; $60.01 to $75, 25c; $75.01 to $100, 30c.
.25
.45
29 pounds
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HISTORICAL
COLDWATER'S MAYORS, PRESIDENTS AND CLERKS-1837-1918.
Presidents
1837-Hiram Alden 1838-L. D. Crippen 1839-Silas A. Holbrook 1842-David Williams 1843-Wm. Pierson 1844-Henry Lockwood 1846-A. L. Porter 1847-Harvey Warner 1848-
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 Upson
1860-Stephen Cutter
Mayors
1861-Albert Chandler
Robert F. Mockridge
1900
1901-Elmer E. Palmer
"
1902-Milo D. Campbell
"
1903 "
Wm. G. Moore
1904- R
Wm. H. King
1905-Chas. N. Legg
1906-7-Gerald E. Kleindinst
1908-Edward A. Moore "
1909-10-Albert A. Sherman "
1911-12-Chas. A. Conover "
1913-Elmer E. Palmer Wm. T. Stansell
1914-15-Gerald E. Kleindinst "
1916-Frank G. Sharp
1917-Wm. H. Friedrich "
1918 -Frank G. Sharp
"
COLDWATER'S POSTMASTERS
APPOINTED
Abraham F. Bolton.
Aug. 17, 1830
Harvey Warner
Aug. 28, 1832
Peter Martin.
May 2, 1835
Silas A. Holbrook
May 1. 1837
Harvey Warner
Sept. 22, 1838
Theron Foster
Jan. 14, 1846
Myron A. Daugherty
June 9, 1849
Lorenzo D. Brown ..
July 26, 1852
Corydon P. Benton
Apr. 28, 1853
Albert L. Porter.
. Sept. 29, 1857
David B. Purinton
Apr. 17, 1861
Hamlet B. Adams ..
Aug. 14, 1866
John Chandler.
May 15, 1869
Julius S. Barber
Dec. 19, 1873
Edward R. Root
Jan. 30, 1882
David B. Dennis
Feb. 19, 1886
Albert A. Dorrance
Feb. 14, 1890
John G. Parkhurst
Feb. 21, 1894
Alfred Milnes. Jan. 10, 1898
Benjamin B. Gorman
Jan. 21, 1902
LeRoy R Palmer
Jan. 31, 1914
RATES OF POSTAGE
MONEY ORDER FEES
$ 0.01 to $ 2.50. 3c
2.51 to 5.00. 5c
Merchandise, parcel
5.01 to 10.00. 8c
post graded rates.
10.01 to 20.00 10c
Printed matter, cir-
20.01 to 30.00. .12c
408
13 23
St. Paul ..
. 565
17 86
Salt Lake City
1714
3 31
zines, 1/4c per oz.
50.01 to 60.00 20c
60.01 to 75.00. .25c
75.01 to 100.00. .. 30c
POSTAL SAVINGS: Any person over 10 years of age may open an account by depositing $1 or more, adding thereto as desired,
DISTANCES AND FARES FROM COLDWATER
DISTANCE
FARE
Adrian
.56
$1 81
Albion
.40
1.32
Ann Arbor
83
2 61
Batavia.
.5
15
Battle Creek
. 65
2 11
Boston.
884
28 34
Bronson
11
33
Buffalo. 385
12 26
Burr Oak
17
56
Chicago ..
155
5 03
Cleveland.
202
6 36
Denver
1238
38 75:
Detroit.
130
3 66
Elkhart
.. 53
1 76
Flint
136
4 45
Fort Wayne.
.94
2 89
Grand Rapids
130
3 52
Hillsdale.
.23
73
Jackson.
44
1 38
Kalamazoo
72
1 94
Lansing 78
2 53
Los Angeles. 2420
76 77
Montgomery
.37
1 20
New Orleans. 1078
825
24 83
Oberlin. 168
5 45
Quincy .
. . 6
20
Reading
.32
1 02
culars, etc., 1/20 per oz. Newspapers, maga-
40.01 to 50.00. 18c
San Francisco.
76 77
Sturgis 2510
76
Washington .89
820
20 41
White Pigeon .35
1 14
Ypsilanti
.83
2 70
"
L. P. Palmer Geo. B. Tompkins
1881-Barton S. Tibbits 1882-L. M. Wing 1883-Geo. Starr
1884- "
Judson P. Etheridge F
,
1886 -- "
1887-B. H. Calkins
1888 -
1889-C. D. Randall
1890-Edwin R. Clarke
1891- R
1892-B. H. Calkins
Chas. J. Harris
1893-Simon B. Kitchel
James R. Dickey
1894-N. A. Reynolds
H. A. Close
1895-T. A. Hilton
"
1896-97-A. A. Sherman
R
1898-Clayton C. Johnson Patrick H. Sweeney 1899 "
1862- "
1863-David B. Dennis
Hiram D Upham
1864-Justin Lawer
1865- ">
1866-John H. Beach
1867-D. C. Powers
D. J. Easton
1868- "
John Murphey
1869 -- Phineas P. Nichols
1870-Justin Lawyer
Wm. H. H. Halsted
1871-David B. Dennis
1872-Albert Chandler
Wm. R. Foster
1873-Henry C. Lewis
1874-John R. Champion Chas. L. Truesdell 1875-
Mayors
Clerks L. P. Palmer
1876-Stephen S. Cutter
1877-Chas. Upson " 1878-A. J. Foster Albert A. Wood Wm. G. Moore
George A. Coe "
" Corydon P. Benton " Henry C. Gilbert L. T. N. Wilson E. G. Fuller
James W. Gilbert Geo. A. Kellogg
Elihu B. Pond
Justin Lawyer
Franklin T. Eddy
"
Wallace W. Barrett
P. P. Nichols
Clerks
1885-Alfred Milnes
Allen Cope Chas. F Ruggles
Calvin H. Macumber Elmer J. Allen " Harry R. Saunders
Clerks E. T. Paxton E. A. Warner
Written matter, let- ters, etc., 3c per oz.
Registration fee, 10 cents.
Toledo. .23
2 86
36 41
New York City
St. Louis
30.01 to 40.00 15c
John Murphey " Wm. G. Moore
1879-D. C. Powers 1880-John R. Champion
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THE CITY SCHOOLS LINCOLN LONGFELLOW
WASHINGTON FRANKLIN
SUPERINTENDENTS AND PRINCIPALS
Year Superintendent
Principal
Year Superintendent
Principal
1868 69-Geo. E Church
Mary McMechan
1890-92-H. M. Slauson
1869-70- ">
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1892-93-F. B. Spaulding
1870-71-David Bemis
1893-94-E. L. Briggs 1894-95- "
1871-72- "
"
1872-73 "
C. T. Beatty
1895-96
"
1873-74
"
1896-97
"
1874-75
"
1897-98 ">
1875-76
1876-77- "
"
1877-78-
J. S. Crombie
1900-01- "
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1878-80-J. S. Crombie
F. A. Barbour
1901-02-
M. V. Staley
1880 81-
L. C. Hull
1902-03- "
1903-05-M. V. Staley
1882-83- "
1905-07 -- Robt. I. White
1883-84
1907-11-E. M. McElroy
1884-85- "
M. A. Breed
1911 .12-Chas. A. R. Stone 1912-14- "
1885-86-E. C. Williams
"
1914-17-T. E. Johnson
"
1887-88- "
1888-90-H. M. Slauson
Hiram A. Sober
1918-19-
" Chas. M. Perry Jos. V. Voorheis Percy Howe " Glen A. Bechtel
1886-87-Wm. T. Lowry
" Fred T. Wright
1917-18- "
Guy Fox O. M. Swank
1881-82-F. A. Barbour
B. L. D'Ooge
1898-99-H. E. Johnson
1899-00
E. P. Bradley
HISTORICAL
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CITY DIRECTORY
HILTON'S
THE HOUSE OF TRUNKS THE HOUSE OF MEN'S SHOES
THE HOUSE OF WOMEN'S E CHILDREN'S SHOES THE HOUSE OF SLIPPERS
THE HOUSE OF CLOTHING THE HOUSE OF MEN'S FURNISHINGS THE HOUSE THAT FILLS THE BILL
FOR GOOD WEARABLES IS
HILTON'S
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CHAND
1861-
D.B.DENNIS
1863. 1871
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-1864. 1865. 1870.
Dr. J. H. BEA
H. - 1866.
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1880
Dr.
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IS . 1873.
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ER - 1876.
HARLES UPSON - 1877.
A.J. FOSTER - 1878.
B. S. TIBBITS - 1881.
L. M. WIN
G. 1882.
E STARR - 1883 - 1884
ALFRED
85.1886
: D.H.
88. 1892
C.D.
E.R. CLARKE
0. 1891.
S. B. KITCHEL
N.A.RE . A. REYNOLDS
- 1894
T.A. HILTO
1895.
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AMP
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C. N. LEGG - 1905.
INDIŃ
1906
E.A. MOORE
- 1908.
CONOVER ENO. I. PTO. CO. COLDWATER, MICH.
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2.1872.
JUSTIN
1879.
Dr. D.C. Pov
J. R.CHAM
87!
CHOLS - 1869
GEORGE ST
887.1888
ANDA
1889
1893
MILOD.
+061 9061
G. E.KLE
1907.
MAYORS OF COLDWATER, 1861-1910
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CITY DIRECTORY
J. B. Branch & Co.
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN'S GREATEST STORE
THREE FLOORS, BASEMENT, AND ANNEX
Dry Goods, Rugs, Carpets, Linoleum, Millinery, Dress Making, Ready-to-Wear, 5 and 10c. Basement
... ...
They are stores within a store. Complete in every detail, with a great organization back of the whole. It's worth your while to keep in touch with this important place.
J. B. BRANCH & CO. EVERYBODY'S STORE 34 and 36 Chicago Street, Coldwater
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 | Libby, McNeill & Libby employe. .. Ly
Agent. . agt Montgomery St . .Montg
Auto repairer. .au
Box Factory employe. Bx
Branch Dressmaking employe D
Brass Works employe. Br
Calkins & Son employe. .C
Cement Co employe. Ce
Chicago St. Chi
Commercial traveler .c t
Condensory employe .. Con
Coombs Milling Co employe. M
Domestic. dom
Employe emp
Factory .fac
Hellenberg Factory employe .H
Hoosier Shoe Co employe. Ho
Laborer.
lab
Jefferson St. Jeff
A
Aalbregtse Bros, proprs of Model Bakery, 71 W Chicago
Aalbregtse Abraham P, 71 W Chi, baker " Mrs Cathrene C, "
" John J, "
au
" Joseph J, ">
8
" Mary K, "
S
" Cornelia M,
S
"
Peter A,
"
u
" John, " baker
Abbott Elba G, 136 N Clay, clerk
" Mrs Genevieve, "
Eva M, " clerk
Harry H, 133 E Wash, R
" Mrs Bessie E, "
" " Harriet E, S
Mrs Augusta L, 110 Morse, w Claude L, "
Mrs Emma M, "
Samuel Y, 38 N Polk,
fac
Mrs Laura A, "
Helen B, 8
Abel
Alford, 108 N Jeff, meat cutter
"
Mrs Fannie B, "
Francis V,
"
S
" Beatrice E, "
u
Abrams Frank E, 85 Hull, pharmacist " Mrs Kate D, "
Abramson Mrs Lucena, 199 Perkins " Leon Glenn, " Ce
Adair Harry B, 209 Church, machinist " Mrs Gertrude, "
Pr
" Lila M, S
Meryl J,
"
S
Adams George W, at Van Aken's livery; auto, piano and fur- niture finisher; res 134 S Clay
= Mrs Millie M, "
" Howard L, "
S
" William H, 78 Grand, r
" Mrs Lucy A, "
Nellie E, " bank clerk John, 228 Cutter, soldier
">
Mrs Ada,
"
Pr
Ira R, 118 Peckham, r
" Mrs Sarah A, " hair weaving
Operator. op
Pratt Mfg Co employe.
Princess Mfg Co employe Pr
Railway employe ..
Ry
Regal Engine Co employe. . R
Residence.
res
Retired . r
Schmedlen Factory employe. Sc
State Public School. SPS
Student. .
S
Titus Foundry employe .Ti
Under school age. . u
Walker's Laundry employe L
Washington St. Wash
Waterman Ave.
Wat
Widow
W
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CITY DIRECTORY
Adams Arthur J, 86 E Montg, barber
Mrs Anna J, " Pr
" Edna M, "
Aebersold Geo A, barber (Taschner & Aebersold) res 66 N Monroe
Aldrich Mrs Clara S, 11 Grand, W
" Mrs Will I, "
" Napier S, S
" Clyde, 15 W Pearl, au
" Eva, 112 S Hudson, dressmaker Alfred Mrs Lucy A, 445 W Chicago, w " John A, ". soldier
Alger Harry P, railway postal clerk, residence 34 Marshall " Mrs Arabella H, "
Ahlgren Mildred, 17 N Polk, 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, merchant
" Mrs A Liona, "
"
D Howard, "
" Mrs Katherine E, "
" Cora L, 199 W Pearl, teacher Robert W, " S
"
Chas W, 56 W Alden,
lab
" Mrs Ella D, "
"> Rev James, 35 Hatch, r
" Mrs Mary J,
. Dalton, 91 Pierson, lab
" Mrs Etta, "
" Leone,
»
Pauline,
S
" Kenneth, "
S
" Clifton, S
" Marguerite, u
Dorothy M, "
u
Frank C, 183 N Fremont,
Mrs Sadie A, "
[carpenter
Mrs Neta M, 22 Liberty, Pr
" Lawrence G, "
S
" Mary E, u
" Edward C, mgr shoe dept T A
" Hilton; res 89 E Pierce
" Mrs Nellie A, "
" Edward R, "
S
" Fred, 93 E Pierce, au
Allgood Mrs Christine, 52 S Jeff, w
Almas John A, 23 Grand, auctioneer " Mrs Amelia, "
Alspaugh Ralph W, 15 W Pearl, au Alvord Andrew J, 101 W Chicago, lab
Amendt John C, General Manager Wm A Coombs Milling Co, 18 N Monroe; res 65 E Chicago " Mrs Emma C, "
Amaden Guy W, 92 E Wash, milk
"
Mrs Maud,
[hauler
Chas H, " soldier
"
"
Harriet E,
S
American Railway Express Co, 11 S Monroe; J D Odren, local manager
Amsden Brooks R, foreman box factory; res 144 Division Mrs Josie M, "
Andersen Emil, propr Branch Co Creamery, 164 S Monroe;
residence 384 S Jefferson
" Mrs Grace G, "
" Frederick, u
Anderson Mrs Clara M, 90 Jackson. w
Ervin J,
soldier
"
Walter L, 35 Wright,
P
Andrews Mark S, Probate Judge, residence 58 Division
" Mrs A Irene, "
"
Helen, S
" Mark, S
Mrs Anna T, 145 Hull,
W
Mrs Stella. 12 S Monroe, W
Angel Nathan A, 71 Peckham, engineer "> Mrs Mara M,
Angevine Harry C, 144 Wat, mason " Mrs Flora B, "
"
Yetevie,
S
" Max M, S
Angevine Roy C, general contract- ing and concrete silos; phone 724-J; res 9 Waterman
" Mrs Nettie V, "
" Frank B, 89 N Clay, c t
Neil C,
soldier
Louis F,
soldier
Louise K, "
bookkeepr
" Harold D, ">
Teddy,
Mina Irene, S
Lawrence L,
S
" Katharyn J, S
" Kenneth Yale, "
u
Anton John, 304 Marshall, farmer
" Mrs Veronica, " " teacher
Helen,
List of Abbreviations on Page 43
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CITY DIRECTORY
D. C. ALLEN & CO.
HARDWARE LINOLEUM RUGS, ETC.
TONCAN METAL
METAL WORK OF ALL KINDS A SPECIALTY
100% Efficient
Satisfies the man and keeps the cook cheerful. That's why we invite you to examine the
Round Oak Copper-Fused Boiler-Iron "CHIEF"
The Range Incomparable
ALSO ROUND OAK HEATERS AND FURNACES
PHONE 28
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CITY DIRECTORY
Arick William J, 85 N Clay, carpenter " Mrs Jennie B, " " John W, " S
Arlington Hotel, corner W Chicago and Hanchett; Grant Eaton andF HFlandermeyer proprs; rates. $2.50 and $3
Armstrong Thos T, 78 Harrison, janitor Atwater Frank B, 61 N Fremont, cabinetmkr
" Mrs Augusta, " Atyeo Mrs Lizzie S, 57 S Hudson, Ayers Vivian, 114 Perkins, " Vera, "
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Babbitt John M, 227 N Hudson Bacon Mrs Minnie A, 345 N Hudson
Baggerly John A, propr city deliv- ery; res 39 N Polk
Mrs Nettie M, "
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Leon W,
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Marjorie E,
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Baggerly Chas E, County Clerk and Register of Deeds; residence 154 S Clay
" Mrs Jennie H, "
" Herman J,
S
" Charles E, "
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Neil P,
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Bagley John M, 16 Cutter, lab
" Mrs Susan, "
Baile Nettie, S P S, cook
Bailey Willis C, Directory publisher, book and job printer, 9 North Monroe; res 23 Hull
" Mrs Agnes R, ”
" Lucy E, "
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Henry R, "
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" Ray R, 273 W Pearl, printer
" Mrs Emma E, "
" Ruth L,
teacher
Rena E, "
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Oscar A, 260 Hull, painter
Mrs Elizabeth, "
" Arthur N, "
S
" Floyd A, 15 S Railroad, painter
Mrs May, "
" Bertha L, "
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" Florence E,
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Bailey Mrs Emma, 15 N Hudson, dressmaker; cloaks, jackets, etc, first class work guaran- teed
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Charlotte, emp S P S
" Mrs Imogene, SPS, cottagemgr
" Frank, 14 Jay, soldier " Mrs Ione, "
Bair Frank L, 217 Henry, " Mrs Melvina, "
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Baker & Smith, draymen; piano moving a specialty; phones: E D Baker, 748-M; MF Smith 317-M
Baker Edw D, 142 Perkins, drayman " Mrs Christina, "
" Mrs Isabel L, 165 W Chicago
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Delbert, 32 Sheridan, carpntr
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Mrs Lena,
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" Mrs Emily, 69 S Jefferson, w
" Mrs Cora M, 140 S Monroe
Baker Jay, 79 S Jefferson, blacksmith
Mrs Eva,
Anna L, u
" Lewis, 27 Munson, S
Arno, 274 W Pearl, M
Mrs Anna, "
" Mildred, S
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Balcom A Eugene, 63 Jackson, painter " Mrs Philena J, "
Baldridge Mrs Olive, 101 S Clay, W
Baldwin Dr Newton, physician, 19 W Chi; office phone 115, res phone 110-J; res 59 Harrison " Mrs Jeanette F, "
Baldwin Dr Wm H, physician and surgeon, 15 W Chi: res same
" Robt F, 73 S Jeff, po clerk
" Mrs Creede L,
" Mrs Margaret, 208 E Chi, W Ball & Son, planing mill, 100-108 W Chicago; Elijah Ball, Geo Ball Ball Elijah, 25 N Clay, mfr
" Mrs Fannie L, "
" Fred L, "
engineer
" Frances, " bookkeeper
" Thomas H, "
soldier
" Jack W, 4 Hooker, P
" Mrs Margaret, "
" Irene Ruth, "
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" " Mildred, u
" Wallace W, "
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Ball George, 194 Marshall, mfr
" Mrs Bertha, "
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George, Jr,
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" Mrs Olive E, ”
Thomas, "
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" John, 76 Marshall, emp Balls Mrs Cora D, " milliner
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Homer, " cigarmaker
Ball Clinton L, mason, fine mantel and grate work a specialty; res and shops 27 W Alden " LoRena, bookkeeper
Ball Bert, 33 W Alden, mason
Mrs Harriet B, "
" Arthur E, ">
" Jack Clinton, "
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" Frank C, 317 Marshall, farmer " Amanda M, "
Banks Mrs Mabel, 12 S Monroe Barber Harry W, 53 S Clay, D
" Mrs Eva E,
"> Mortimer K, " soldier
" Winifred Beth, " u
Barber Mrs Frances F, 158 Walnut, dressmaker
" Mrs Theadocia J,
210 Marshall, w
Bard Chas H, 20 W Montgomery, " Mrs Rachel L, "
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Barker Mrs Nancy E, 245 Hull, W
" Myrtie M, "
Ho
" Coral B, S
" Floyd G, S
" Mrs Ruth, "
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Barlow H H & B E, lawyers, 30 W Chicago Barlow Henry H, 79 W Pearl, lawyer
" Mrs Eva W, "
" Burt E, 160W Chicago, lawyer
Mrs Ida S, "
" Henry H, "
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Annie Homan, "
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David Dennis, "
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" Harriet T, "
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Barnard & Weller, horseshoers and general blacksmiths, 36 East Chi; G P Barnard, E Weller Barnard Gardner P, 35 N Hudson,
blacksmith
Mrs L Belle, "
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M Nellie,
" Charles M, soldier
" Ida G, S
Geo F, 22 Abbott, Ho
" Mrs Bertha B, "
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Helen F,
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Barnes Charles F, 266 Marshall, clerk Mrs Mina M,
" Frank C,
"> Urvia G, 138 W Chicago, au Mrs Louisa,
Louis R, 105 N Jefferson, R Ida J, S
" Lloyd R, "> govt s
" Marie D, "
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Mrs Olive, 67 N Hanchett, W
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Edna,
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" Olive,
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Bates Mrs Jennie M, 78 S Jefferson, w
F Albert, 151 Walnut, lab
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Mrs Mary T,
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" Carl A,
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Ila M,
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Mrs Mertie, 204 N Clay, dressmaker, w
" Royal M, S
= Elmer F, 31 Munson, lab
Mrs Frances M, "
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Susie M,
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" Mrs Mildred M, 66 W Wash, w J M, 134 Waterman, farmer
" Mrs Mary E,
Batterson Carl J, 29 Abbott, . au
Mrs Nellie M, Ho
Bauder G Byron, 23 Cutter, Ti
" Mrs Jennie, "
" Ila V, u
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A Ray, 113 E Washington, P
Mrs Rose C,
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Roy J,
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Myrtle M,
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" Mary, 60 Munson
Bauder Everton,
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Mrs Florence M, "
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" Harvey E, S
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Barton Chauncey A, 99 Henry, " Mrs Cecil M, "
Reah,
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" Beryl A, "
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Robert E, S
" Irvin, S
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Fannie L,
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Eleanor, 116 E Chicago, S
" Lottie, E Garfield Ave
Bartsche Glenn, 108 S Monroe, Con Basom Edwin M, 247 Marshall, " Mrs Jennie E, "
Bassett Harry J, jeweler; watches, clocks, etc, fine repairing a specialty; phone No 81; 48 West Chicago, res same
Mrs Lella M, "
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Bertha M,
" music teacher
Mrs Jennie M, 25 N Monroe, w
Bater Samuel, 267 W Chicago,
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Mrs Lucinda,
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Barnhart Rev Clinton L,
19 Park Place, r
" Mrs Martha R, "
Barrack Harvey E, 221 N Hudson, " Mrs Edith M, " [farmer
Ralph L, " soldier
Barrell Frank J, the land man; Branch Co city & farm prop- erty, Wisconsin lands a spec- ialty, phone 610-M;
res 136 Church
" Mrs Minnie L, "
" Glenn B, "
navy
" Ralph, "
navy
Fred R,
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Maurice C, "
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Helen M, S
Barrett Michael G, Arlington, chef Mrs Esther, "
Barringer Herbert, 31 Munson, P
Barron Grace W, 92 S Clay, stenog
Bartlow Peter, 123 Peckham, lab
" Mrs Elva, "
Ruby C, "
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Bartell Irene, 93 E Alden
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Bauer Jacob W, 75 E Alden, barber
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Mrs Zelma E,
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Mary B,
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Audrey I,
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Bauman Geo C, 22 N Hudson, lab
" Mrs Mary R, " phone op Baxter Edwin C, 194 E Pearl, clerk
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Mrs Hattie L,
Salome D,
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Bayliff Curtis H, 159 Waterman, Ce
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Annette B,
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Donovan N,
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Baysinger C Ernest, 227 Cutter Ho
" Arvella, "
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William E,
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Becker Ratio V, 41 W Pierce, Ry
Mrs Ellen E, "
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RW, 128 E Pearl, moving van
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Mrs Mary V,
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Beckman Gladys, 368 S Jefferson
Bedell Frank A, 345 N Hudson, Ho
Bedford Mrs Mattie, 137 Waterman, artificial flowers, w
Beebe Lee, 33 N Monroe,
Ti
" Lawrence, " Ti
Bee Hive Shoe Store, 16 W Chicago
Beers Edward R, 49 Henry, carpenter " Mrs Sarah C, " " Mrs Kate, 29 E Alden, W
Bell Walter, 193 E Park Ave, u
Bellamy F W & Son, vulcanizers, 57 S Monroe, phone 36-J; F W and C W Bellamy
Bellamy Frank W, 310 W Pearl,
" Mrs Mary E, " [vulcanizer
" Clarence W, 79 Daugherty,
" Mrs Martha, [ vulcanizer
Belote Mrs Eva, 67 W Alden, W
" Howard, " express driver
J B, S
"> Grace M, "
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" James L, 297 Hull, lab
" Mrs Helen, " "
Vera L.
phone op
Valda J,
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Bender David, 20 Orchard, r
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Mrs Charlotte L, "
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Mrs Daisy, 200 W Pearl,
phone op S
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Gladys,
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Charles, 204 E Washington, r
Benedict Mrs Sarah H,43 E Pierce, w Rolland E, 31 N Jeff, navy
" MrsHellen T, "
" Eunice, S P S, cottage mgr Benham Barney, engineer S P S
Benjamin Wm A, propr Southern Michigan Barber Shop; resi- dence 120 E Washington
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Mrs Kathryn M,
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" John G, "
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Max W,
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Bennett Chas W, graduate optician; examinations free, all work warranted; 241 Division
" Mrs Ella L, "
" Mrs Sarah, 35 E Alden, W
Bennett C W, 58 N Hanchett,
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Ida D, 480 Grand
" George, 70 S Monroe, lab
Mrs Evolyn, 180 Henry, W
Bennett Francis E, Churngold mgr, phone 143; res 38 Sheridan
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Chas W,
soldier
Merle,
soldier
Lloyd W,
soldier
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Gladys M,
Francis Rex,
S
Lima L,
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Starr G,
Bennett Edwin E, City Treasurer, res 126 S Monroe
" Mrs Margaret B, "
Benton Lou M, S P S, stenographer Bernard Mrs Josie, 208 E Chicago, w " Theodore, " navy Bevier Vernon R, 177 Perkins, clerk " Mrs Belle,
Bickford Fern, 147 Grand, teacher Bicknell Rev I J, 38 E Wash, " r Mrs Ida J, "
Biddle Richard S, general mason work, chimneys a specialty; phone 643-M; res 42 Smith
" Mrs Bessie E, "
" James L, Jr, "
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Bidelman Emmet A, propr So Mich
Garage, res 48 N Monroe
" Mrs Ella M, "
Horatio N,
r
" Mrs Ann Eliza, "
Bidelman Frank R, County Treas-
urer, res East Chicago road
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Fred E, " farmer
Mrs Ida B, "
Bidwell Arthur, 113 Hooker, lab
Charles F, "
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Ollie M, S
" Alice N, "
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" Pearl L, "
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Bier Edward H, 226 E Chicago, carptr " Mrs Maggie H, "
Bingaman Wm H, 99 E Chicago " Mrs Maria C, "
Bingham WH, 151 N Hudson, publisher
" Mrs Louise, "
" R Belle, " teacher
" David B, "
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Bingham Harry W, grocer (Kemp & Bingham) 30 E Chicago; res 105 E Washington
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