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GEORGE WHITTIER NEILSON, M. D.
Dr. George Whittier Neilson, engaged in general medical practice in Milwaukee, his native city, was born November 16, 1882, and is the eldest son of Dr. Walter H. Neilson, mentioned elsewhere in this work. He was graduated from the East Division high school with the class of 1901 and he received his more specifically classical education in the University of Wisconsin, in which he gained the Bachelor of Arts degree in 1905. Later he prepared for his professional career by study in Marquette University and was graduated with the M. D. degree in 1909. Since that time he has been engaged in active practice as the associate of his father but not as a partner. He practices independently and has different offices in the same building, with a general
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WILLIAM C. SPINDLER
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HISTORY OF MILWAUKEE
reception room. They often talk over cases with each other, however, and the ex- perience of one is valuable and helpful to the other. Dr. Neilson of this review has taken postgraduate work in the New York Postgraduate School, which he attended in 1911, and also in the New York Lying-In Hospital in the same year. Since that date he has specialized in obstetrics and has gained high rank hy reason of his skill and ability in that direction. He belongs to the Milwaukee County Medical Society, the Wisconsin State Medical Society, the Tri-State Medical Society and the American Medical Association and it is his purpose at all times to keep thoroughly informed concerning all the discoveries that are being made hy the medical profession in re- lation to the laws of health.
Dr. Neilson served in the World war. In fact he has been connected with the United States military service for twelve years, joining the Wisconsin National Guard as a private in the Hospital Corps in 1907. He was on military duty continuously until 1919 and is now on the reserve list. In 1911 he was promoted to the rank of first lieutenant, became a captain in 1914 and a major in 1917 before entering the World war. He spent eight months on the Mexican horder in active service as captain in the field hospital work and had charge of an ambulance company. In 1917 he was called out for service in the World war and was placed in command of Field Hospital No. 1 of the Wisconsin National Guard at Milwaukee. When the Thirty-second Division was organized the number of this command was changed to 126 and with it Dr. Neilson went abroad in February, 1918, and spent sixteen months on active duty in France and Germany, the last five months of that period being passed with the Army of Occupation on the Rhine. He was discharged at Camp Grant on the 30th of May, 1919. While in France his service was at all times at the front with the armies in active operation and he therefore became familiar with all of the phases of modern warfare.
On the 15th of November, 1919, following his return to the United States, Dr. Neilson was married to Miss Audrey Jones, a graduate nurse and a resident of Mil- waukee. They now have one child, Clara Elizabeth, born February 12, 1921. Dr. Neilson belongs to Holub Kimball Post No. 178 of the American Legion and is in full sympathy with the high purposes of that organization to maintain the standards of America with the same thoroughness that they aided in wiping out German militarism on the western front. Dr. Neilson has a wide acquaintance in his native city and his social qualities as well as his professional ability have made for popularity among his many friends.
HARRY BENJAMIN SMITH.
Harry Benjamin Smith, manager of the Milwaukee office of the Washburn-Croshy Company, was born in Menasha, Wisconsin, July 10, 1879. His father, Frank Pierce Smith, was a native of Granville, Wisconsin, horn on the farm of his father, Benjamin T. Smith, For an extended period Frank P. Smith was in the United States railway mail service, filling the position of assistant superintendent. In early life he was chief clerk in the service running out of Milwaukee. His father also entered the railway mail service on leaving the farm. Frank P. Smith was united in marriage to Miss Cora E. Keyes, who was horn in Menasha, Wisconsin, a daughter of Abel Keyes, who was interested in iron mining. She was also a niece of Judge E. W. Keyes of Madison, who was postmaster in the capital city for many years. Her grandfather in the Keyes line gave to Lake Mills, Wisconsin, the park which is in the center of that city. The death of Mrs. Smith occurred in 1911, while Mr. Smith survived for five years, passing away in 1916.
Harry B. Smith was educated in the public schools of Milwaukee, to which city his parents removed when he was but a year and half old. He continued his education in the West Side high school and afterward the family removed to Minneapolis, where he attended school for a few months. While there he learned stenography and for a year he was employed as a messenger boy by the Minnesota Iron & Steel Company. He left that position to become a stenographer with the Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Company at Minneapolis and in that position continued for two years, at the end of which time he was advanced to a position in the ticket office at St. Paul. In 1903 the Erie Railroad traffic manager was searching for a Northwestern passenger representa- tive to cover the Northwestern territory and selected Mr. Smith from all the other agents, appointing him to the position, after which he made his headquarters in St. Paul and was the youngest man who served in such a capacity in the history of the road. He continued to fill that position for two years, at the end of which time he was promoted to a position in the passenger department at Chicago, where he continued for four months. He was later sent to Seattle, Washington, where the Erie Railroad created its Pacific coast agency, placing Mr. Smith in charge. For two years he re- mained in that city and then resigned from the Erie Railroad service in 1907 and went
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with the Washburn-Crosby Company as traveling salesman, representing the house on the road for a year and a half. On the expiration of that period the corporation pro- moted him to the position of manager of its office at Rockport, Illinois, where he re- mained for four years. He next was given charge of the Milwaukee office and has remained in this connection. The volume of business of the Milwaukee offices has increased threefold under his capable and efficient management.
On the 20th of April, 1904, Mr. Smith was united in marriage to Miss Berry Lan- kester, a daughter of Dr. Howard Lankester, a practicing physician of St. Paul, who was a native of London, England, and died July 30, 1920. He attained eminence in his profession and was a man of great influence in his community. He conducted the fight against the common roller towel, the public drinking glass and other things which he deemed most unsanitary and detrimental to the public health. Mr. and Mrs. Smith have one son, Howard Lankester, whose birth occurred December 30, 1906, and who is now a pupil in the Riverside high school. Mr. Smith is very fond of music and plays the piano for his own pleasure. He was attached to the food administration during the war and was one of the committee of five to handle the food flour substitute, which the government bought back from merchants and dealers. He is a republican but has never taken active part in politics as an office seeker. He belongs to St. Mark's Episcopal church and he has membership in the Milwaukee Athletic Club, the City Club and the Association of Commerce connections that indicate the nature of his interests and the rules which govern his conduct. He is a man of pronounced ability, of high standards in social and municipal life and in every relation measures up to the one hundred per cent American gauge.
FRANK W. FELLENZ.
Frank W. Fellenz, founder and president of the Fellenz Coal & Dock Company of Milwaukee, was born in this city November 21, 1874. His father, John Fellenz, who died in 1898, was a pioneer contractor here and many prominent structures of the city still stand as monuments to his skill and ability, including the building of the Little Sisters of the Poor, the Jewish Temple on Tenth and Cedar streets, St. Anthony's church on Fourth and Mitchell streets, the Notre Dame convent, St. Joseph's Hospital, the first ward, the tenth ward and the seventeenth ward school buildings and many others. In Oshkosh, Wisconsin, he built the Chronic Insane Hospital and also the Science Hall at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. He was born in Germany but came to the United States with his parents at the age of ten years, the family settling at once in Milwaukee. The father was the third white settler on the south side of the city.
Frank W. Fellenz of this review is strictly a Milwaukee product and today is one of the city's foremost men in the coal trade. He was graduated from Marquette College at the age of fifteen years, having completed a course in the commercial depart- ment. He then hegan learning the trade of plumber and gasfitter and before reaching the age of nineteen years had completed his apprenticeship. At that age he started out to learn the railroad business in the local office of the New York Central and de- voted thirteen years to railroad service, beginning as office boy and working his way upward to chief clerk, while subsequently he became freight solicitor. When the Pere Marquette Railroad put on its first car ferry across the lake at Milwaukee, it made him its traveling freight agent and afterward he hecame contracting freight agent in Mil- waukee, while his next position was that of general agent at Toledo, in charge of the road's coal traffic. In 1903 the Pere Marquette sent him to Kansas City as its general western agent, a position which he filled until 1904, when he resigned and returned to Milwaukee, hecoming sales agent for the Independent Fuel Company. Later he was made general sales manager of the Pennsylvania Coal & Supply Company and in 1916 he began business on his own account under the name of the Fellenz Coal & Min- ing Company. In 1919 he purchased the North Side Coal Company's dock property and consolidated the interests of that business with those of the Fellenz Coal & Mining Company, making the Fellenz Coal & Dock Company, which was incorporated in 1919 with Mr. Fellenz as the president.
On the 20th of November, 1895, Mr. Fellenz was married to Rose Gutenkunst, a daughter of William Gutenkunst, and they have become parents of three daughters: Norma K., Ethel Rose and Lucille Marion. Mr. Fellenz belongs to the Wisconsin CIuh and he is a past chancellor of the Knights of Pythias. In politics he is a republican, while his religious faith is that of the Roman Catholic church. He also belongs to the Calumet Club, of which he was president in 1913 and 1914. He has won popularity in social circles just as he has won success in business circles and his progress has been continuous by reason of his well developed powers, his enterprise and the sterling worth of his character.
INDEX
Aarous, Elias 761
Beveridge, William 669
Abe, A. J. 596
Bird, Robe 729
Abrams, Harry 805
Bishop, W. P. 104
Albenberg, L. I. 677
Blanchard, A. N. 809
Albertson, W. N. 400
Blatz, G. G. 734
Albright, C. E.
100
Blodgett, F. W. 255
Alexander, G. L. 235
Blommer, G. C. 227
Alexander, J. F. 773
Blumenfeld, F. P. 75
Allis, Charles 15
Boehm, F. J. 521
Allis, E. P.
5
Boeppler, William 276
Allis, Louis 11
Bolimanu, H. P. 351
Allis, W. W. 12
Boorse, Isaiah 464
Andrae, Herman 396
Booth, C. D. 199
Anger, A. H. 712
336
Bouer, E. A. 514
Atkinson, C. J.
415
Bowman, G. A. 167
309
Auer, S. F.
88
Braun, R. F.
239
Breitbach, G. F.
471
Brey, P. F.
305
Brodesser, P. H.
483
Bruce, W. G.
162
Bachinski, L. J. 747
Buckner, S. O.
502
Bacon, F. R. 530
Buckner, Walker 500
Baird, R. W. 613
Bulder, Henry 149
Bulfin, Edward 685
Bunde, F. C. 472
Bunde, L. W. 423
Barkow, F. C. 472
Bunde & Upmyer 420
Barkow, W. F. 455
Burbach, J. H.
580
Bartlett, G. D. 531
Burgett, W. W. 566
Burke, W. E. 540
Bassler, E. M.
673
Burkhardt, J. W. 555
Bayer, R. O. 332
Bean, E. H. 639
Callahan, W. R. 518
Cappon, Jesse 187
Bell, R. F. 513
Cargill, A. B. 275
Bell, W. M. 168
Cargill, J. V. 587
Bender, W. H. 487
Carmelite Fathers of Milwaukee. 183
Benoy, C. L. 348
Carpenter, Michael 618
Berger, William 666
Berresford, A. W. 530
Best, F. C. 231
Casper, A. G. 588
Bettinger, John 448
Cerminara, Angelo 149
Bettinger, J. C. 451
Chase, G. H. 218
Beutler, W. F.
415
Chipman, D. W.
310
827
Babb, M. W. 419
Bach, J. A. 327
Bacher, Julius 610
Brumder, George
68
Baldauf, G. L. 408
Ball, E. H. 16
Ballhorn, G. E. 157
84
Auer, Louis
Braun, O. A.
Bornstein, Max 799
Asmuth, Anton
Austin, W. H. 243
Bartlett, W. S. 480
Bell, R. E. 492
Carson, E. L. 818 Cary, J. J. 431
828
INDEX
Claney, W. J. E.
484
Fischer, J. T. 583
Clas, A. C.
76
Fitzgibbon, J. E. 360
Cleary, M. J. 302
Flanders, J. G. 280
Cleveland, Frank 469
Fleming, W. J.
715
Foerster, Erwin 35
Cohn, A. H. 787
Coleman, W. W. 436
Fox, J. M. 180
Conklin, W. A. 55
Frank, L. F. 44
Cooley, R. L. 440
Freihube, R. C. 441
Corcoran, C. J. 379
658
Freschl, Carl
116
Currie, James
259
Freschl, Edward
121
Custer, G. G.
652
Friedmann, A. T. 80
Friend, R. M. 567
Friend, S. R. 741
Friese, F. W.
211
Fuerstenau, L. A. 348
20
Dalberg, S. W. 396
Davelaar, G. J. 380
Gates, P. D. 598
Giebish, J. A. 475
Glaus, Christian 540
Goll, F. T. 146
Goral, B. E. 306
Dick, A. C. 602
Dickens, C. F. 800
Dietz, C. P. 621
Gram, Edmund
372
Digman, H. A.
662
Granger, C. A.
535
Domogalla, R. B.
526
Grassler, Edmund
720
Donges, J. F.
294
Grau, P. A.
384
Downiug Box Company, The. 343
305
Grossenbach, G. W. 451
Drexel, Arnold 535
239
Grutza, F. J. 643
Dudgeon, M. S. 59
Gutenkunst, William
80
Guzzetta, Philip
276
Easterly, C. M. 572
Habhegger, A. C. 400
Habhegger, T. F. 411
Eells, D. P.
487
Hackney, R. H. 323
Eells, H. P.
284
Hadfield, H. S. 188
Ehlman, A. C. 180
Hafner, Adolf 328
Hagerman, F. H. 395
122
Handley, J. J. 601
610
Harms, H. C.
565
Harnischfeger, Henry
592
Harper, W. D.
492
Harsh, G. R.
64
Fellenz, F. W. 826
Harvey, A. J.
644
Ferguson, F. N. 463
Ferguson, T. J. 360
Fiebing, J. H. 509
Haukohl, R. G.
782
Fiebrantz, C. H. 781
Heath, Albert 355
Finnegan, T. P. 463
Heath, Frederic 575
Dahle, I. J. 756
Fuller, O. C.
Dawson, W. A. 726
Decker, Morton 380
Deuster, Hugo 403
Graber, E. H. 388
Graebner, W. H. 792
Griffin, E. T. 777
Drew, Walter
Grunewald, Max 301
Drolshagen, F. A. .
Ellis, F. C. 432
Elsas, Ludwig 809
Halsey, L. W.
Elser, A. C. 476
Ernster, P. W. 576
Hannan, W. F.
Falk, C. R. 636
Falk, O. H. 60
Fehr, Herman 24
Harvey, J. A. 416
Hathaway, C. H. 617
Coerper, W. F. 204
Foster, A. W. 716
French, S. W. 56
Cronyn, W. J.
Cutler-Hammer Manufacturing Com-
526
pany
Czerwinski, Ignatius 388
Davies, D. H. 635
Dutcher, G. C. 297
Eckstein, S. A. 240
829
Heinl, J. G. .. 539
Henderson, E. O.
597
Kochring Company 560
Henderson, M. L. 821
Koehring, P. A. . . 560
Hensel, O. A. 271
Koehring, W. J. 560
Herrmann, W. J. 805
Koeuig, U. P. 640
Herz, Harry 737
Koken, C. H. 343
Herzfeld, Carl
387
Kolloge, William 435
Hibbard, B. L.
778
Kopmeier, J. II. 690
Higgins, S. G.
Kornely, Jacob
376
Hoan, D. W.
24
Koss, R. M. 532
Hoermann, R. B.
215
Koss, Theodore 525
Hoff, J. T. 162
Koszewski, S. W.
605
Hoffmann, Fred
331
Kotecki, L. M.
137
Hoffmann, John
19
Kraft, F. A. 510
Hokanson, Rudolf 748
Kranstover, W. L. 275
Holton, H. M. 268
Kreil, J. E. 363
Hoyt, E. D. 335
Kringel, A. F. W. 742
Ifughes, E. J.
737
Kronshage, E. H. 476
Hume, J. P. 196
Kulziek, John 548
Hunter, M. R. 431
Kuntz, G. E. 293
Kunzelmann, A. P. 352
Ide, C. E. 407
La Budde, O. A. 726
Jacobi, H. L. 332
Laflin, H. N. 606
Jacobus, C. C. 506
Lange, A. C. 766
Jermain, L. F. 126
Lange, E. O.
774
John, W. A. 517
Lange, F. A. 762
Johnson, C. E.
522
Lange, W. W.
770
Johnston, J. T. 107
Langlois, A. G.
499
Johnstone, R. R. 134
Le Breck, M. J.
746
Leisk, D. T. 517
Luedke, E. A. 548
Kalvelage, J. B.
339
Kalweit, G. W.
543
Kaney, J. S.
703
Karel, J. C. 23
Karrow, H. H. 289
MeCabe, M. A.
79
Kassner, G. A. 682
MeCarty, W. E. 290
Kasten, C. J. 447
MeCorkle, S. C. 681
Kearney, E. J. 130
McCoy, J. J. 719
Keenan, W. H.
518
MeElroy, W. J. 648
Kelly, J. T.
632
MeEniry, F. M. 231
Kemper, J. B. 154
MeGeoch, A. N. 158
Kenney, C. J.
495
MeGovern, W. R. 142
Kenney, R. I. 795
MeKowen, W. R. 368
Kenney, T. S. 677
MeLain, David 256
Kershaw, W. J. 264
MeLogan, H. R. 267
Kieckhefer, A. J. 264
McMahon, W. C. 499
Kieckhefer, J. W. 167
694
McMillen, C. L. 220
Kiefer, H. A. 559
MacDowell, D. L. 698
Kletzsch, A. P. 43
Machleith, A. H. 662
Klug, Edwin
774
MacRae, M. F. 818
Klumb, W. J. 455
Maechtle, E. W. 711
Knell, O. C. 207
Malone, T. C. . 587
Knoernschild, Jacob 191 Manegold, Charles, Jr. 176
Juergens, C. H. 447
Luhman, G. B. 769
Lukaszewski, A. J. 439
Lusk, T. E. 145
McMillan, T. C. 800
Kiefer, A. L.
INDEX
Koch, George . 704
298
830
INDEX
Markham, G. F.
247
Pettit, F. J. 176
Martin, H. G. 297
Pfleger, William 715
Maschauer, Lorenz 383
Philipp, E. L. 260
Matt, P. J. 693
Pieper, O. R. 244
Meincke, J. J. D. 212
Pieplow, W. L. 496
Meiseuheimer, R. H. 755
Pierce, F. L. 531
Merrill, Z. T. 153
Pinney, J. C. 316
Merten, A. N. E. 514
Plaum, E. E. 236
363
Meyer, L. E.
Pohl, W. M.
652
Millard, L. W.
803
Porter, E. J. 428
Miller, Delbert
161
Prengel, A. T.
653
Miller, Galbraith, Jr.
195
Pringle, James 444
Moe, J. P. 392
Puelicher, J. H.
36
Moebius, C. W. 806
552
Quarles, Charles
28
Momsen, W. H. 435
Quick, E. W. 782
Morison, G. A. 479
Morris, C. M. 761
651
Ray, W. W.
697
Morris, W. H. 708
Reddeman, E. A. 509
Reeder, C. W. 697
Reeke, Alfred 678
784
Reinhard, C. F. 195
298
Murphy, W. J. 475
Reuss, G. A.
323
Neff, S. O. 344
Roethke, R. W.
228
Rogers, F. W.
622
Neilson, W. H.
96
Neubauer, J. J.
211
Romadka, J. M. 757
Nicholson, W. C.
371
Romberger, Joseph
521
Niedecken, E. F. 347
Rnggaber, H. E. 479
Niven, J. M. 513
Rybold, R. A. 784
Noonan, H. C. 134
Saliek, O. T. 315
Sargent, W. C. 32
Schlesinger, Ferdinand 150
Schmidt, William 758
Schmitt, Conrad 810
404
Schneider, J. M. 627
411
O'Neil, G. F. 192
Schoenecker, A. J.
804
Otjen, Theobald 654
Schoenleber, O. J.
628
Schoetz, Max, Jr.
111
Schultz, A. G.
355
Schuttler, F. J.
252
Schwartzburg, E. H.
175
Patek, G. W. 470
Semmann, Liborius
791
Patek, M. L. 470
Senn, Ulrich
757
Patterson, R. W. 200
Sharp, J. E. 752
Pearce, C. S. 427
Sheridan, J. A.
92
707
Nackie, W. F. 635
Roemer, F. J.
544
Moss, G. F. 700
Mueller, Alexander 271
Muenzberg, P. F. 640
Reel, Herman
Mnlhaney, J. J. 627
Mullett, H. A. 459
Reisweber, August
Ribbe, F. W.
460
Neilson, G. W. 822
Rohr, J. H. 591
North Avenue State Bank 183
Nortmann, Valentine 95
Nourse, R. A. 440
Nowak, E. A. 579
O'Donnell, E. J. 741
O'Hearn, D. J. 32
Ohm, H. A. 491
Schoen, C. M.
Ott, E. H. 320
Packman, W. K. 223
Paetow, W. J. 711
Plumb, H. A.
Messmer, Archbishop 112
601
Molitor, J. P.
Radke, J. W. 460
Morris, O. H.
Murtaugh, J. C. 571
Roehr, R. B.
Schmitz, A. J.
831
Sherman, Lewis, Jr.
580
Van Dyke, E. W. 817
Siekert, H. P.
796
Van Scoy, A. T. 216
Siesel, S. M.
720
Vilter, T. O. 138
Smith, E. G.
555 Vogel, Arthur H. 224
Smith, II. B.
825
Vogel, Angust H. 39
Smith, J. R.
108
Vogel, Frederick, Sr. 391
Smith, T. L.
436
Voland, P. W. 488
Soevig, John
743
von Schleinitz, René 721
Speich, Albert
738
Voss, C. A.
765
Speneer, E. W.
813
Sperber, Henry
622
Walker, E. L. 510
Spindler, W. C.
822
Walter, Sebastian 208
Spoor, .A. H.
448 -
Walters, Albert 596
Staadt, E. W.
565
Warfield, L. M. 171
Staal, G. F.
232
Watson, D. C.
251
Stapher, J. II.
129
Way, S. B. 100
Stearns, Gustav
99
Weber, J. II. 609
Stebbins, A. K.
272
Wechselberg, Julius 172
Steiger, E. II. 722
Wehe, W. C. 556
Steiner, J. T. 665
Weidner, A. R. 730
Stern, C. G.
40
Weiher, J. J., Jr 588
Stern, P. J.
17
Weissleder, G. H. 579
Stevens, M. I.
568
Wellauer, Jacob 194
Stotzer, O. F.
158
Wendt, C. A.
690
Stratton, F. A. 283
Wengert, Eugene 551
Stratton, HI. M. 204
Werwath, Oscar 783
Streekewald, F. O. 187
West, G. A. 547
Streissguth-Petran Engraving Co .. 55
Wettig, William 420
Studley, F. C. 133
Wetzel, August 747
Stuesser, J. C. 566
Whiteomb, W. B. 356
Whitnall, C. B.
614
Talsky, R. M. J. 814
Whitney, Bruce
452
Tell, R. P.
91
Will, L. E. II. 339
Tesehan, R. C. 243
Williams, Clifton 107
Tesehan, W. F. 730
Williamson, W. H. 412
Thiers, Louisa K. 364
Wilson, J. A. 699
Thomas, G. L. 686
Winke, Charles 130
Thompson, Charles
359
Witte, W. C. F. 179
315
Tierney, J. E. 613
Wolfe, II. O. 733
Tindall, O. G. 376
Wolff, W. M. 436
605
Traphagen, C. G. 319
Woller, J. W.
597
Traub, M. II. 559
Wood, E. L. 255
Traver, C. B. 428
Wright, Ernest
755
Trecker, Theodore 584
Wurster, E. A.
674
Trester, H. F. 536
Wurster, E. G.
145
Trettin, Ernest 340
Yahr, F. E.
788
Ulbricht, O. II. 670
Uhrig, E. A. 681
Umbreit, M. H. 769
Ziegler, F. P. 52
Upham, II. A. J.
72
Ziegler, George 4.8
Upmeyer, W. H. 424
Zimmermann, A. J. 424
Zinn, Albert
310
Ttz, (. S. 324
Wittig, Robert
Thompson, W. M. 796
Todd, William 248
Wollaeger, J. G.
Young, A. M. 59
INDEX
OCKER JAN 21 1982
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