Hubbell's Toledo blue book: a family and social directory of Toledo and vicinity 1906, Part 1

Author: M. P. Hubbell
Publication date: 1906
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The Best Shoe for Women, Girls, Men.Boys and Babies


SOROSIS SHOES


The best thought of the highest orthopedic surgical authority has gone into the models of these shoes, and the most scientific con- struction has found expression in their manufacture.


Write, or Phone Home 1670


All Numbers on Linings Old Shoe For Any Style Leather High or Low Shoes, to


The Sorosis Family Shoe and Rubber Store I


305 Summit Street, Toledo


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TIFFANY & FONCANON


Druggists


Handle Everything in the Drug Line


Perfumes


Drugs


Patent Medicines Toilet Requisites


Sponges Purses


Soaps Handbags, Etc.


Our Teas, Coffees and Spices are Fresh and Pure


101 Summit St. Toledo, O.


SCHILLINGER BROTHERS CO.


We Make Artificial Stone Walks, Cement Floors and Gravel Roofs


Artificial Stone Steps and Walk laid by our Company at E. D. Scheble's Residence, No. 2206 Madison Avenue, Toledo, O.


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We recommend the houses represented to be the best in the City of Toledo 2. 2. 2


Changing Addresses


Any person removing after agent has taken address, will confer a favor upon publishers by sending change to 327 Superior Street


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IT'S UP TO YOU


Do You


When you want your watch fixed, take it to a blacksmith shop ? No, but on the contrary you take it to the best jew- eler in town, because that is his special business.


You Ought to


Observe the same principle in selecting your Laundryman and place your orders with those who make it their special business to produce first-class work.


We Do


This class of work. It is our special business. We want you for a customer. Give us a trial.


Toledo Laundry Co.


430 Summit Street Phone 438


HUBBELL'S


TOLEDO BLUE BOOK


PRICE $2:50


A FAMILY AND SOCIAL DIRECTORY OF TOLEDO AND VICINITY


CONTAINING THE NAMES OF HOUSEHOLDERS AND OF THE ADULT MEMBERS OF EACH FAMILY IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER IN TOLEDO AND 25 SUBURBAN TOWNS; ALSO STREETS ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY, AND A FEW VALUABLE HINTS ON ETIQUETTE : : :


TENTH ISSUE, 1906


TOLEDO, OHIO THE EXPRESS PUBLISHING & PRINTING CO. NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SIX


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TOLEDO BLUE BOOK


Closed Shelf SECOR & BELL


Bankers and Brokers


Stocks, Bonds, Grain, Local Securities


Specialists in Telephone. Traction and Brewing Securities YSYP


Both Phones, 1818


Arcade, Gardner Bldg.


ROHR BROS. Shoe Dealers


For the best to be had in the line of Footwear for Men, Women and Children, do not go elsewhere. We know we can please you and we solicit your patronage


404 ADAMS STREET 404


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home Savings Bank.


Lobby. Gardner Building.


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FRANKUNG ENG-(H1


Entrance to Safe Deposit Vaults.


The home Safe-Deposit and Trust Company, Gardner Building.


Officers.


DEAN V. R. MANLEY, President. CARL F. BRAUN, Vice-President. CHARLES GARDNER, Secretary. SAMUEL R. DORITY, Treasurer. JAMES V. BROUGH, Custodian of Vaults.


Directors.


ARTHUR E. BAKER, Of Baker Bros , Foundry and Machinery. HERBERT BAKER, - President of the Home Savings Bank Co. CARL F. BRAUN, Prest The Bostwick-Braun Co., Wholesale H'w'd. WILLIAM A. BRIGHAM, Retired.


SAMUEL R. DORITY, - Trustee of the Dority Estate.


CHARLES GARDNER, Trustee of the Gardner Estate.


DEAN V. R. MANLEY, Cashier of the Home Savings Bank Co. JETHRO G. MITCHELL, Treas. of the Mitchell & Rowland Lumb'r Co. NOAH H. SWAYNE, Vice-President of the Merchants Nat'l Bank.


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The home Safe-Deposit and Trust Company


Transacts a General Trust and Investment Banking Business.


The Company have on hand and for sale at all times First Mortgages on Improved Toledo Real Estate, and they always have money to loan on such property at lowest current rates.


Interest Allowed on Funds Deposited in Crust.


The Vault of this Company is the only vault in the city in a fire-proof building. The Vault itself is absolutely fire-proof as well as absolutely burglar-proof.


Safe-Deposit Boxes $5.00 and Upward Per Year.


IN LOOKING FOR SECURITY, GET THE BEST. IT COSTS NO MORE.


Ladies' Room.


home Savings Bank,


Gardner Building, . . Toledo, Ohio . . Capital, $250,000. Surplus, $125,000.00


Savings Department.


3 PER CENT. interest allowed on all Savings De- posits. Interest on Savings Deposits either paid in cash or credited to accounts semi annually, on the 1st day of January and on the first day of July.


Commercial Department.


This Bank will receive Commercial Accounts, and will be as liberal in its terms as is consistent with a conservative banking policy.


Especial Attention Given to the


Accounts of Ladies.


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INTRODUCTORY


HE astonishing commercial and industrial development of Toledo means constant T growth of this community socially as well. The great building boom down town is followed by the construction of many new and beautiful homes, and more and more accessories to polite society.


This steady change in social circles makes the Toledo Blue Book more than ever a household necessity, and no effort or expense have been spared in bringing this, the tenth edition, thoroughly up-to-date.


The scope of the work had to be much more compre- hensive than a mere home directory of Toledo would have been, because of the intimate relation between Toledo and the many communities which have been brought into close relation by the marvelous development of interurban electric railways.


We believe our patrons will agree with us that the ground has been more thoroughly covered than ever before, and we present this edition with real pride and satisfaction.


In this connection permit us to thank all who have con- tributed to the thoroughness with which this important work has been accomplished, and we recommend the advertise- ments in this issue as fully in harmony with the general high character of the publication.


M. P. HUBBELL & CO.


Toledo, Ohio.


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Robertam Millinery


225 SUPERIOR ST.


WILLIAM McKENDRY


(Second Floor The J. L. Hudson Co. Store) COR. SUMMIT & ADAMS


EXCLUSIVELY


ESTIMATES given and SAMPLES Submitted


Carpets Rugs Draperies


Window Shades to Order Estimates Given


LINOLEUM, OIL CLOTH, MATTING


HOME PHONE, 78


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TABLE OF CONTENTS.


TABLE OF CONTENTS.


Page


Special Notice


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Title Page.


7


Introductory 13


Index to Surrounding Towns


17


Index to Streets. 19


Index to Advertisers


21, 23, 25


Streets and Avenues


26


Alphabetical List. 31


Flats and Hotels . 150


Streets Alphabetically 163


Etiquette Notes


278


Miami Children's Home


306


Clubs and Societies :


Toledo Sorosis. 306


Toledo Humane Society 307


The Woman's Educational Club. 308


Toledo Hospital .308-309


Surrounding Towns


.310


Theatres, Plans of.


410-419


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JOHN V. NEWTON, V. S. Graduate of Ontario Veterinary College Ohio State Certificate No. 67


GEO. L. FRESE, V. S. Graduate of Ontario Veterinary College Ohio State Certificate No. 178


Newton & Frese Veterinary Surgeons and Dentists Modern Surgery a Specialty Office, Horse and Dog Hospital, 619 Walnut St. Veterinary Remedies for Sale


Home Phone 99 Bell Phone 2610 Toledo, Ohio


MADE FROM PASTEUR- IZED CREAM


DAISY


Brand Ice Cream


We solicit your orders for CHURCH SOCIALS WEDDINGS and Lawn Parties


CREAMERY BUTTER


& & MADE FRESH DAILY AT OUR PLANT . 2.


Do Not Confound Us with other Milk Dealers using Yellow Wagons. We are the originators. Be sure and note the name.


Main 2106 The Ohio Dairy Co.


Home 1352


Address, 713 - 715 - 717 Adams Street


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INDEX TO SURROUNDING TOWNS.


Index to Surrounding Towns.


Page


Archbold


310


Bowling Green


.312


Bryan


315


Bucyrus


321


Continental


325


Defiance


327


Delphos


'330


Delta


.336


Findlay


343


Fostoria


351


Fremont


356


Holgate


364


Maumee


365


Monroe


367


Napoleon


369


Norwalk


373


Ottawa


379


Perrysburg


383


385 Sandusky


Swanton 392


Tiffin


395


Upper Sandusky


400


Wauseon


405


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Our Motto --- Good Turnouts for Good People


S. S. BROWN'S Lawrence Ave. Livery, Coach & Coupe Stables


PHONE 1376


WEDDING, THEATRE AND PARTY CALLS Given Our Personal Attention


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INDEX TO STREETS.


INDEX TO STREETS.


PAGE


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Acklin avenue


163


Michigan street


226


Adams street


163


Monroe street


227


Ashland avenue.


164


Mulberry street.


231


Bancroft street, east


167


Norwood avenue, west


231


Bancroft street, west


168


Norwood avenue, east 231


231


Boston street


171


Oliver street


233


Broadway


171


Ontario street


233


Buffalo street


172


Page street.


234


Bronson place


172


Park place


234


Bush street


173


Parkwood avenue


234


Cambridge avenue


173


Prescott street


237


Central avenue


173


Prospect street.


239


Chapin street


174


Putnam street


239


Cherry street


174


River place.


241


Chestnut street


176


Robinwood avenue


241


Colfax street


176


Rosewood avenue


245.


Collingwood avenue


176


Rosalind place


246


Columbia street


181


Rockingham street


246


Delaware avenue, west


182


School place.


247


Detroit avenue ..


183


Scottwood avenue


247


Dorr street


183


Summit street


250


Erie street


183


Summit avenue.


251


Elm street.


184


Stickney avenue


252


Fernwood avenue


185


Superior street


252


Floyd street


185


Vermont avenue


254


Franklin, avenue


186


Victoria street.


255


Fulton street


189


Virg nia street


255


Glenwood avenue.


193


Walbridge avenue


256


Grove place


197


Walnut street


257


Grand avenue


197


Waite avenue


257


Hicks street


198


Warren street


257


Horton street


198


Washington street


260


Hollywood avenue.


199


Whitney avenue


260


Huron street.


200


Winthrop street


261


Indiana avenue


202


Woodruff avenue, east.


262


Irving street


202


Woodruff avenue, west


262


Islington street


204


Tenth street


264


Jefferson avenue


204


Eleventh street ..


265


Kenilworth avenue


212


Twelfth street


265


Kimball avenue


212


Thirteenth street


267


Lagrange street


212


Fourteenth street


267


Lawrence avenue


212


Fifteenth street


268


Lincoln avenue


215


Sixteenth street.


269


Linwood avenue


217


Seventeenth street


269


Locust street


217


Eighteenth street


270


Machen street.


217


Nineteenth street.


271


Madison avenue


217


Twentieth street.


271


Magnolia street


221


Twenty-first street


272


Maplewood avenue


222


Twenty-second street .. 273


Melrose avenue


226


Twenty-third street.


274


Batavia street


169


Oakwood avenue


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Rubber and Mill Supply Goods


Leather and Canvas Belting Lubricating Oils and Packings Rubber Surface and Oiled Clothing Bicycles, Supplies, Vehicle Tires Golf and Sporting Goods Automobile Supplies


UNION


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231 Superior St. Home Phone 1131


J. G. SWINDEMAN, President and Gen'l Manager W. B. MOORE =


- Vice President W. S. HUBBELL Secretary and Treasurer


An opportunity to serve you with a trial order will only be convincing of our ability to give you excellent goods at honest prices.


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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.


INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.


Page


Aaron Bros.


74


Bauman-Johnson Co.


118


Berdan & Co.


Left-hand inside margin


Bessey, Dr. J. M.


114


Big Four Route.


82


Blade Printing and Paper Co.


36


Blade, The.


66


Boody House Drug Store.


30


Brown, Eager & Hull. ... Every other right-hand top margin


50


Brockway, Dr. Porter Bruce


114


Brown, S. S.


18


Buckeye Paint and Varnish Co


305


Burley 's Hand Laundry.


98


Central Savings Bank Co.


102


Clover Leaf Creamery


120


Crescent Livery Co.


46


Crystal Mirror Co.


50


Daudt Glass & Crockery Co


2


Depenthal Truck & Storage Co


52


Dosson Carriage Co.


110


Dunscomb & Co


Inside back cover


Eagan Bros.


84


Farm, The.


86


Fell, R.


52


First National Bank


54


Fox Typewriter Co. .


116


Freeman, J. J., & Co


34


Gowing, Dr. Wm. A.


.116


Gosline, W. A., & Co


Left-hand top margin


Graves, Will S.


90


Gysel, R ..


70


Hahn, Fred H. A. 68


Hasencamp, Dr. O 114


Heinl, Geo. H.


84


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Arkelian, H. .


192


Beckmann, L. Co


46


Braun, Torgler & Co .. .


Fitzgibbons, T. J. 42


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The Goodrich Lawn Tennis Ball


The original American-made Tennis Ball is do- ing for American Lawn Tennis what the Haskell Golf Ball has done for Golf. It has added life and interest to the game and raised the standard of play. Officially approved by the U. S. N. L. T. A. and en- thusiastically endorsed by expert players as equal to the best imported Tennis Balls.


The Goodrich is harder and stays harder in play; bounds higher and truer; cover lasts longer without ripping; is always uniform in quality. Every ball a tournament ball and backed by an unquali- fied guarantee.


The Haskell Golf Ball


The best known and best liked golf ball in the world


The 1905 Goodrich Hand-book of Lawn Tennis is interesting and a guide to the game. Sent free on request.


THE B. F. GOODRICH CO. - AKRON, OHIO


Everything in Rubber


For Sale by The Union Supply Co.


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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.


INDEX TO ADVERTISERS-(Continued.)


Page


Hill & Ross Co.


58


Hisey, Dr. Walter H.


32


Hocking Valley Ry.


76


Holcomb National Bank.


54


Home Savings Bank .


Bottom margins, back cover and 9, 10, 11, 12


Kieswetter, The Jos. F. Co.


110


Kirk-Hall Co.


99


Koehler, Miss M. K.


72


Lamson Bros.


Front cover


Lasalle & Koch. Every other right-hand top margin


Leeper, West & Terry Co


Left-hand outside margin


Levitt Optical Co


120


Lewis, C. L ..


108


Locke & Schultz


92


Matheis, Karl.


38


Mattox 42


McFillen, E. G ..


88


McGrath & Loesser


112


McKendry, William.


14


Melvin, James Co. 102


Merchants and Clerks' Savings Bank. 54


Merchants' National Bank. 62


Metropolitan Express


98


Miller, Miss A. B.


58


Miltimore, The


166


Mohr, F. A ..


56


Moreton Truck & Storage Co


52


Morgan & Wright.


154


National Bank of Commerce.


54


Neuhausel Bros. 92


Newton & Frese. 16


Northwestern Elevator & Mill Co. 210, 211


Obrikat, F .. Right-hand inside margin, 40


80


Ohio Dairy Co. 16


102


Radcliffe, Howard R. T


78


Robertson Millinery 14


Rohr Bros. 8


Rosecrans, Eva P., Co 30


Sanford's Bird Store 60


Ohio Central Lines


Ohio Savings Bank & Trust Co


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KER TES


KOKOMO TIRES


On the Bicycle means a satisfied customer. Once tried, always used . Defender Special and New Oxford have attained the highest degree of tire perfection.


There are None Better


Made by the KOKOMO RUBBER COMPANY KOKOMO, INDIANA


You Will Find Them at


THE UNION SUPPLY CO., Toledo, Ohio


The Ohio Sanatorium Company


OWNING AND OPERATING


THE DR. C. E. SAWYER SANATORIUM, Marion, Ohio.


PARK VIEW SANATORIUM, Columbus, Ohio.


THE DR. C. E. SAWYER SANATORIUM


A HOMELIKE resort for rest and recuperation. Persons seeking the best means of rejuvenation will find here everything essential for physical up-building.


The Sanatorium is equipped with everything modern and up-to- date. Elevators, electric lights, steam heat, sanitary plumbing, com- modious lobbies, offices, parlors and assembly rooms. Well lighted and ventilated guests rooms single and ensuite. Excellent cuisine. Varied means of entertainment and recreation. Hydropathic and electropathic measures of all kinds. Mechanical and manual massage, physical culture, trained assistants, experienced nurses. In fact everything which will add to the improvement and comfort of patients and guests.


Inspection invited. Correspondence solicited. Rates furnished on application. Illustrated house book sent on application.


Address,


The Ohio Sanatorium Company, MARION, OHIO.


The Ohio Sanatorium Company


OWNING AND OPERATING


THE DR. C. E. SAWYER SANATORIUM, Marion, Ohio.


PARK VIEW SANATORIUM, Columbus, Ohio.


PARK VIEW SANATORIUM


The PARK VIEW SANATORIUM, located on Park street, facing Goodale Park, is devoted especially to the treatment of those subject to alcohol and drug addiction and mental disorders. This is a modern sanatorium in which the cases are treated according to the latest and most improved scientific treatment. Alcoholism, morphine and other drug addictions are diseases which to be cured, must have experienced physicians, trained nurses and assistants and favorable environment. These are supplied at the PARK VIEW SANA- TORIUM.


Investigation solicited. Recommendations, both professional and lay furnished on application. All consultations and treatments strictly confidential. Separate apartments for men and women. For full information, address,


The Ohio Sanatorium Company, COLUMBUS, OHIO.


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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.


INDEX TO ADVERTISERS - (Continued.)


Page


Schillinger Bros. Co


4


Schooley, Dr. E. W. 114


Scottwood Greenhouse 72


Scribner, Harvey . 108


Second National Bank


62


Secor & Bell. 8


Siebert, The Shop of. . 118


Smith Lithographing Co. 60


Sorosis Shoe and Rubber Store.


3


Sperry, Geo. B ..


56


Star Dyeing and Cleaning Works 94


Star Hardware Co


44


Starr Piano Co


Stein 's Right-hand outside margin


64


Suder, Mrs. E 108


Tait's Bakery 90


Taylor-Woolfenden Co.


64


Teal, Harry C.


98


Tiffany & Foncanon


4


Times-News


96


"The Royale"'


106


Thiede Dye Works.


100


Thompson & Chute Soap Co.


2


Toledo Central Kitchen.


48


Toledo Compressed Air House Cleaning Co 94


Toledo Ice and Coal Co. 112


Toledo Grain & Milling Co 86


Toledo Laundry Co ..


6


Toledo Metal Wheel Co


70


Toledo Rubber Co.


32


Tordt, Miss Ella M.


120


Union Supply Co. ..


20, 22, 24, 122, 130, 138, 146, 162, 170


132


Universal Dry Cleansing Co. 98


Wade, The B. F. Co 44


Walcott 's 100


Walk-Over Shoe Store 74


Webster Bros. 36


Wilcox, M. I. Co. 104


Williams & Palmer 62


Williston, Mrs. Josie D. 48


Wilson & Feese. 38


United Baking Co.


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STREETS and AVENUES.


Acklin ave., first n. of Virginia, from Collingwood ave. w. to Robin- wood ave.


Adams, bet. Madison and Jackson, from Maumee River n. to Putnam. Ashland ave. [continuation of Adams], from Park Place n. w. to Colling- wood ave.


Bancroft [East], first n. of Beacon, from Franklin ave. e. to Forest Cemetery.


Bancroft [West], first n. of Prescott, from Franklin ave. w. across City Line.


Batavia, first n. of Columbia, from Franklin ave. w. to Ashland ave.


Broadway, from Ottawa, nr. Maumee River, s. w. to City Limits.


Bronson Boulevard, from Cherry [East], first n. of W. Central ave.


Buffalo, bet. Ash and Stickney ave., from Summit n. w. to W. &. L. E. Ry. Bush, bet. Stickney ave. and Magnolia, from Summit n. w. to W. & L. E. Ry.


Cambridge ave., first e. of Collingwood ave., from Central ave. n. w. to Cherry.


Central ave. [West], from Franklin ave. w. to City Limits.


Chapin, first w. of Langdon, from Western ave. s. to Colburn.


Cherry, bet. Walnut and Orange, from Maumee River n. w. to Fifth ave., W. T.


Chestnut, bet. Mulberry and Elm, from Summit n. w. to W. & L. E. Ry. Clark, E. S., bet. Oak and Utah, from Third s. to Fassett.


Colfax, first n. of Lincoln, from Glenwood, w. one block.


Collingwood ave., bet. City Park ave. and Division, from Nebraska ave. n. to Detroit ave.


Columbia, first n. of Bancroft, from Franklin ave. w. to Ashland ave.


Delaware ave. [West], first s. of W. Central ave. from Auburn ave. w. to Ottawa Park.


Detroit ave., e. of and parallel with L. S. & M. S. Ry., from Campbell ave. n. e. to City Limits.


Dorr, first n. of Wisconsin, from Washington w. to City Limits.


Eighteenth, bet. Seventeenth and Nineteenth, from Monroe n. e. to Adams.


Eleventh, bet. Tenth and Twelfth, from Washington n. e. to Jackson.


Elm, bet. Lagrange and Chestnut, from Maumee River n. w. to Man- hattan ave.


Erie, first s. w. of Ontario, from Washington n. e. to City Limits.


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STREETS AND AVENUES.


Euclid ave., E. S., first s. w. of Main, from Front s. to Starr ave. and from Starr ave. s. to Nevada.


Fernwood ave. [continuation of Washington], first s. of Norwood ave., from Twenty-second to City Limits.


Fifteenth, bet. Fourteenth and Sixteenth, from Washington n. e. to Adams.


Floyd, bet. Prescott and Irving, from Warren w. to Scottwood ave.


Fourteenth, bet. Thirteenth and Fifteenth, from Washington n. e. to Empire.


Fourth, E. S., first s. e. of Third, from Oak n. e. to Kelsey ave.


Franklin ave., bet. Vermont ave. and Warren, from Adams n. to Man- hattan Road.


Fulton, bet. Horton and Putnam, from Floyd n. to Central ave.


Galena, first n. e. of Buckeye, from Summit ave. n. w. to line of Man- hattan plat.


Glenwood ave., first w. of Robinwood ave., from Monroe n. across Isling- ton, and from Central ave. n. e. to Castile Boulevard.


Grand ave., first s. of W. Bancroft, from Monroe w. to Smead ave. Grove Place, first s. w. of Monroe, from Lincoln ave. n. w. to Shaw ave. Hicks, first n. of Dorr, from Washington w. to City Limits.


Horton, first e. of Collingwood ave., from Woodruff ave. n. to Bancroft. Huron, first n. w. of Superior, from Washington n. e. to Ash.


Indiana ave., bet. Illinois and Missouri, from Washington w. to Brown ave. Irving, first n. of Woodruff ave., from Frank!in ave. w. to Collingwood ave. Islington, first s. of Rockingham, from Fulton n. to Detroit ave.


Jefferson, bet. Monroe and Madison, from Maumee River n. w. to Colling- wood ave.


Kenilworth ave., but. Rockingham and Boston, from Cherry w. to Collingwood ave.


Lagrange, first n. e. of Lucas, from Maumes River n. w. to City Limits. Lawrence ave., first e. of Waite ave., from Dorr n. to Central ave.


Lincoln ave., first n. of Oakwood ave., from Monroe w. to Detroit ave. Locust, bet. Walnut and Lagrange, from Water n. w. to Austin, also from Franklin ave. n. to Marston ave.


Linwood ave., bet. Vermont ave. and N. Fourteenth, from John n. to E. Bancroft.


Machen, first s. of W. Delaware ave., from Franklin ave. w. to Colling- wood ave.


Madison, bet. Adams and Jefferson, from Maumee River n. w. to Wood- ruff ave.


Magnolia, bet. Bush and Mulberry, from Maumee River n. w. to W. & L. E. Ry.


Main, E. S., bet. Euclid ave. and Platt, from Maumee River s. e. to Starr ave. and s. to Nevada.


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Maplewood ave., first w. of Glenwood ave., from Monroe across Islington and from Central ave. n. e. across Castile Boulevard.


Melrose, first n. of Delaware ave., from Franklin ave. w. to Colling- wood ave.


Miami, E. S., first e. of Maumee River, from Navarre ave. south.


Michigan, bet. Ontario and Champlain, from Washington n. e. across Michigan ave.


Monroe, bet. Washington and Jefferson, from Maumee River n. w. to City Limits.


Mulberry, bet. Magnolia and Chestnut, from Summit n. w. to Central ave. Nineteenth, bet. Eighteenth and Twentieth, from Washington n. e. to Madison.


Norwood ave. [continuation of Bartlett], bet. W. Washington and Oak- wood ave., from Twenty-second w. to City Line.


Oak, E. S., first e. of Clark, from Front s. to City Limits.


Oakwood ave., bet. Bartlett and Lincoln ave., from Monroe w. to Upton ave.


Oliver, first n. w. of Broadway, from Swan Creek s. w. to L. S. & M. S. Ry. Ontario, first s. w. of Michigan, from Washington n. e. to and across Alpena, N. T.


Oswald, E. S., bet. Platt and Kelsey ave., from Front s. e. to E. Broadway. Park Place [continuation of Adams], from Twenty-first to Woodruff ave. Parker ave., E. S., first e. of E. Broadway, from Navarre ave. w. to Worthington.


Parkwood ave., first w. of Collingwood ave., from Monroe n. across Laskey ave., and from Nassle n. to Detroit ave.


Platt, E. S., first n. of Main, from Front s. e. to Starr ave.


Prescott, first s. of Bancroft, from Franklin ave. w. to Collingwood ave. Putnam, bet. Fulton and Warren, from Madison n. to Delaware ave.


River Place, bet. Ash and Buckeye, from Superior s. e. to Summit.


Robinwood ave., third w. of Collingwood ave., from Monroe north.


Rockingham, bet. Islington and Kenilworth ave .. from Cherry w. to Collingwood ave.


Rogers, E. S., bet. Berry and Willow ave., from Navarre ave. s. to Earl. Rosalind Place, first s. e. of Rockingham, from Melrose n. e. to Cherry.


Rosewood ave., first w. of Hollywood ave., from W. Bancroft n. to Detroit ave.


Scottwood ave., first w. of Parkwood ave., from Monroe n. across Vir- ginia, and from Nassle to Georgia ave. e. across City Line.


Seventeenth, first n. w. of Sixteenth, from Washington n. e. to Adams. Shaw ave., first e. of Lawrence ave., from Monroe s. to Oakland ave. Changed to Glenwood ave.


Sixteenth, first n. w. of Fifteenth, from Washington n. e. to Adams.


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STREETS AND AVENUES.


Sixth, E. S., first s. e. of Fifth, from Nevada n. to Starr ave., and from Stárr ave. n. e. to Kelsey ave.


Smead Place, bet. Ashland ave. and Horton, from Woodruff ave, n. to Irving. Changed to School Place.


Starr ave., E. S., s. of Seaman, from Oak e. beyond City Limits.


Stickney ave., bet. Buffalo and Bush, from Summit n. w. and n. to City Line.


Summit, first n. w. of Water, from Swan Creek to Galena.


Summit ave. [continuation of Summit St.], from Galena n. e. to City Line. Superior, bet. St. Clair and Huron, from Washington n. e. to Galena. Tenth, first n. w. of Michigan, from Washington n. e. to Jackson.


Thirteenth, first n. w. of Twelfth, from Washington n. e. to Jackson. Twelfth, first n. w. of Eleventh, from Washington n. e. to Jackson.


Twentieth, first n. w. of Nineteenth, from Monroe n. e. to Jackson.


Twenty-first. first n. w. of Twentieth, from Washington n. e. to Madison. Twenty-second, first n. w. of Twenty-first, from Washington n. e. to W. Woodruff ave.


Twenty-third, first n. w. of Twenty-second, from Monroe n. e. to W. Woodruff ave.


Utah, E. S., first e. of Yondota, from First s. to Oakdale ave.


Vermont ave., first e. of Franklin ave., from Empire n. to Delaware ave.


Victoria, first n. of Central ave., from Collingwood ave. e. to Fulton.




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