Milwaukee, Wisconsin, city directory, 1919, Part 6

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Publication date: 1919
Publisher: Polk
Number of Pages: 1092

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Secretary of Commerce-Wm Cox Redfield Secretary of Labor-Wm Bauchop Wilson

Treasury of the United States Treasurer-Jno Burke

Comptrolier of the Currency Comptroller- Jno Skelton Williams

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES

Chief Justice-Edw Douglass White Justices-Joseph McKenna Oliver Wendell Holmes Wm R Day Louis D Brandies Jno H Clarke Willis Van Devanter Mahlon Pitney Jas C McReynolds

Seventh Judicial Circuit

Justice-Jno H Clarke districts of Indiana Illinois and Wisconsin. Circuit Judges- Francis E Baker Hammond Ind; C C Kohl- saat Chicago Ill; Julian W Mack Chicago Ill; Samuel Alschuler Chicago Ill; Evan A Evans Madison Wis

Senators from Wisconsin Irvine L Lenroot and Robt M La Follette

Wisconsin Members of the House of Representatives

District 1-Clifford E Randali (Kenosha)

District 2-E Voight (Sheboygan)

District 3-James G Monahan (Darlington)

District 4-John C Kleczka (Milwaukee)

District 6-Florian Lampert (Oshkosh)

District 7-Jno J Esch (La Crosse)

District 8-Edw E Browne ( Waupaca)

District 9-D G Classon (Oconto) District 10-Jas A Frear (Hudson) District 11-Adolphus P Nelson (Grants- burg)

Interstate Commerce Commission

Chairman-Winthrop M Daniels Commissioners-Clyde B Atchison Jas S Harlan Chas C McChord Balthasar H Meyer Edgar E Clark R W Woolley Geo W Anderson Henry C Hall

Pan-American Union Director-General-Jno Barrett

U S COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS

(234 Government Bldg)

Collector-August M Gawin

Private Secretary-Miss Augusta S Neumer Deputy Collectors and Clerks-Fred Ruenzel R E Smithyman Addison A Waite John C Steiner Deputy Collectors and Inspectors-Walter S Boyd C D Skinner Val Engel Walter White

W Examiner-W J Tennan

Weigher and Gauger-Evan A Evans

Openers and Packers-Wm Brotherhood Otto Hettenbach

Library of Congress Librarian-Herbert Putnam

UNITED STATES OFFICES

District Court, Eastern District (319 Government bldg) District Judge-Hon Ferdinand A Geiger U S Attorney-H A Sawyer Asst U S Attorney-Daniel A Sondel and Vincent D Hennessey Clerk-Frederick C Westfahl jr Deputy Clerk-Bernard H Westfahl Marshal -- S W Randolph

Bailiff-Herman Schlomovitz

U S Commissioners-Harry L Kellogg G W Hazelton

Terms-First Monday in January and Octo- ber at Milwaukec; fist Tuesday in April at Green Bay and second Tuesday in June at Oshkosh

U S Marshal (306 Government bldg)

Marshai-Saml W Randolph Chief Deputy-Alb Walters

Office Deputies-B W Hayes W L McCor- mick Herman Schlomovitz Helen Wielebski

Referee in Bankruptcy

John F Harper Geo H Fischer cik ; 434

Government bldg

U S Bureau of Animal Industry (432 Government bidg)

Inspector-Dr A E Behnke

Veterinary Inspectors-E B Bennett jr Frank O Kickbusch Simon S Snyder Archie T Olson G Jerome S C Mount R E Smith C Corson' R E Cochrane L A Licking F D Meier W B Trenbeth S J Walkley K A Trish H L Box C Houston

Clerks-Charles W Bitzan Mabel M Gray Robt S Pritchard

Custodian Federal Building Custodian-August M Gawin Asst Custodian-Manson P West

U S COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE (216 Government bldg)

Collector- Paul A Hemmy

Chief Deputy-James R Peat

Cashiers-Leo F Bodden Charles J Bergs Asst Cashier-Fred J Huennekens

Deputy Collectors-Edward G Asmus Chas J Bergs Marcus Isaacson Lillian J Ken- nelly Albert J Krueger Geo W Geiger Frank Himmelstein Frank J Manning Harry J Milton John J Stier Earle C Juneau Andrew A Zache Henry A Zas- trow Chas O Reese Phil J Gergen John F Arps Martha E Bauer Blanche M Cad- well Irving Goldberg Chas P Goelz Fran- cis J Goemans Lillian R Hart Chas A Holzbach Esther A Kunz Rachael I Ma- lone Peter J Mohm Morgan F O'Hara Eu- genia Pfleger Marie F Radcliffe George H Reislmer Henry Vermeulen W R Watson Theo Will Julius C Jacobsen Nelson A White Maye Haseltine Viola Paui Ada Kallaus Margaret V O'Malley Ree Lund Joseph Litza W H Davis Gertrude Harper William O Johnson Fred W Mueller Her- man H Glass Alma Keller Hermus Beseau Beatrice Mazzoni Katherine Hayes Oscar W Ristau Clare A Powers

Division Deputies-Arthur J Auton Joseph E Custer Albert McNally Chas W Fischer Arnold A Heinrich Leo Husting George H Jiarn James J Kennelly Thomas J Chap- man Jacob Dietrich George C Finch Wm H Martin Hamilton J Mathews G W Nor- ris J P O'Neill Henry G Washburn John E Larkin P H McCormack and Harry P McDermott

Clerk-Chas J Elmer Bookkeeper-John J Stier

Pipe Line Deputies-John J Crilley Roman Ziarnek Cornelius Poppe Sheboygan: Danl C Metcalfe Racine: Frank Bachkai Berlin; B J Edgarton Oshkosh; Thos A Delaney Green Bay; Henry Rolfs West Bend; Jno A Meyer Waukesha; Max Schoetz Menasha Storekeeper Gaugers-L E Greenleaf W J Gruber Chas H McCray

Stamp Deputies-John M Detling Sheboy- gan; Janet E Cole Oshkosh; Jas L Dues- ter Green Bay

U S Internal Revenue Agents

Agent in Charge-Allan B Walsh Agents-Harry V Bltting Wm F Baxter Earl C Bracken Edmond C Breese Frank- lin Bowen Danlel J Boyle Wheeler J Can- trell Thomas H Corfield Wm E Glantz Archie D Gill Ernest Hanchett Harley H Hamilton Terence R Hughes Joseph T Johnson Reginald S Martin James W Mc- Ginnis J E McAdams Charles W Stark jr Emil Wittzack Louis R Wolff

Inspectors-Lucius A Allen Clarence J Bul- Inck George A Becker Herman O Brill Nicholas J Diedrich Paul R Howard F Keliy Benj Margoles Edward A McHugh Clarence L Moyer Wm A Priegnitz Peleg H Reed Hale Thomas Angus P Udell James W Willock Allanson P West Abra- ham L Zamosh

Deputy Collectors-Adelaide M Amberg Edna P Whelen Gertrude E Monroe Clerks-Charlotte M Damkoehler Ethel MI Hillburg Ruth G Johnson

Inspector of Steam Vessels (225 Government bldg)

Inspector of Hulls-Frank W Van Patten Asst Inspectors of Hulls-T W Swift Henry Ericksen

Inspector of Boilers-Wm A Collins Asst Inspectors of Boilers-Abraham Auid Guy Rottman Cierk-L R Whitney

U S Engineer Office (406 Government bldg)

River and harbor improvements on west shore of Lake Michigan north of Chicago and the improvements of Fox and Wisconsin rivers and Sturgcon bay and Lake Michigan Ship canal, Col Edward H Schultz, engineer in charge; J A B Tompkins principal asst in charge

MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY

Light Houses

Pier Light House ft of Erie-E M Wheaton keeper

North Point Light House-Martin Kundsen keeper

U S Light House Inspectors-12th District (424 Government bidg)

Inspector-C H Hubbard Supt-N M Works Ast Supt-C O Butier Chief Clerk-A H Thomas jr

Special Examination Division U S Pension Bureau (401 Government bldg) L D Lafterty special examiner

U S Pension Boards

Dr W T Lochemes pres; Dr Hugo F Mehi sec ; Dr T H Roifs treas. Meets 3 Wednesday 10 a m 472 Grove

Dr D J Hayes pres; Dr Lee Foley treas; Dr C J Corcoran sec. Meets 1st Wednes- day 10 a m 162 Wisconsin

U S Weather Bureau (416 Government bldg)

Meteorologist- Coi H B Hersey Chief Cierk-A A Justice

Asst Observers-Thos E Kern Miss M Leenhouts Printer-Ernest F Groene

Messenger-Wesley G Baker

Railway Mail Service (534 Government bldg)

Chief Cierk-David Evans

Asst Chief Clerk-Wilks H Douglas

Clerks-Irvin H Wagner Margaret Woilheim Waiter S Meigs

U S Coast Guard Station Ingar Olsen capt; hd Kane pl

U S Public Health Service

Robert J Bach surgeon in charge 516 Gov- ernment bidg

National Bank Examiners (417 Government bldg)

R L Hopkin examiner; J B Greenfield ex- aminer

Federal Grain Supervision (818 Railway Exchange) Grain Supervisor-Wm H MacDonald Asst Grain Supervisor-Harry F Gray Clerk-Margaret A Sipley

Samplers-H W Moering E P Wrafter E H Wehse

U S Civil Service Board (511 Government bidg)

Wm Klockow sec

Recruiting Stations

U S Army-2, 102 Wisconsin Sergt Jack H Waidiey in charge

U S Marine Corps-301 Welis Lieut Joseph E Barnett in charge

U S Navy-222 Grand av Lieut-Com Hans Ertz in charge

National Home for Disabled Volunteer Sol- diers

Gen Geo H Wood, Dayton, Ohio, pres board of managers

Northwestern Branch

Governor-Col J E Crain

Treas-Maj Henry Charles Pearsall

Surgeon-Maj Andrew Stayer

Quartermaster-Capt R M Barron

Commissary of Subsistence-Capt D J Per- king Adjutant and Inspector-Capt B L Towson Chaplain-Rev M J Huston

Chaplain-Rev Alex R Thain

CONSULS Italian

Royal Consular Agent Angelo Cerminaro 311, 120 Wis

UNITED STATES POST OFFICE Rates of Postage

Postal cards shall be transmitted through the mails at a postage charge of one cent each, including the cost of manufacture

Upon aii matter of the first class . . postage shall be charged . . . at the rate of two cents for each ounce or fraction thereof; and drop letters shall be mailed at the rate of two cents per ounce or fraction thereof, including delivery at letter-carrier offices, and one cent for each ounce or frac- tion thereof where free delivery by carrier is not established

2 Postage on letters deposited in rural or star-route boxes, or mailed to persons who are served by rural or star-route carriers, shall be charged at the rate of two cents for each ounce or fraction thereof

3 When persons or concerns of any city or piace send their letters in bulk for mailing for local delivery at a post office at another place where the one-cent drop-letter rate is applicable, such letters are not drop- letters, and are not entitled to the one-cent drop-ietter rate, but shall be charged with postage at the rate of two cents for each ounce or fraction of an ounce

FIRST CLASS Letters and ali other writ- ten matter, whether sealed or unsealed, and all other matter, sealed or fastened in any manner so that it cannot be examined, twe cents for each ounce or fraction thereof

SECOND CLASS-Newspapers and period- icals (regular publications) can be mailed by the public at the rate of 1 cent for each 4 ounces or fraction thereof

THIRD CLASS-Printed matter in un- sealed wrappers only (ail matter enclosed in notched envelopes must pay letter rates) 1c for each 2 ounces or fraction thereof which must be fully prepaid. This includes circulars, engravings, hand bills, lithographs, music, pamphlets, proof sheets and manu- script accompanying the same, and fac- simile copies of hand or typewriting, pro- duced by a mechanical process, such as the printing press, mimeograph, multigraph, etc., shall be treated as matter of the third class, provided they are presented for mailing at the post office windows in a minimum num- ber of 20 identical unsealed copies. Type- writing and carbon and letter-press copies thereof are first-class matter. Limit of weight, 4 pounds. Parcels of printed mat- ter weighing more than 4 pounds are sub- ject to parcel post rates

FOURTH CLASS MATTER-Ali mailable matter not included in the three preceding classes which is so prepared as to be easily withdrawn from wrapper and examined, 1 cent per ounce or fraction thereof up to 4 ounces. Packages heavier than this take parcei post zone rates

Money Orders

On and after July 1st, 1894, the fees for the issue of domestic money orders will be as follows:

For orders-Not exceeding $2.50, 3c

10.00

20.00 10c

20.00

30.00 12c

30.00

40.00 15c

40.00 E

50.00 180

50.00

60.00 20c

60.00 4

75.00 25℃

75.00 4

100.00 30c

Registratlon

Any mailable article, except unsealed par- cel post matter (fourth class) may be reg- istered upon presentation at a post office or a station, or a rural or city carrier, at the rate of ten cents for each article in addi- tion to the regular postage, to be fully pre- paid by stamps. Each article must be in perfect condition and bear the name and ad- dress of the sender. In addition to the receipt issued the sender may have a card receipt returned from the addressee on re- quest. Up to $50.00 indemnity is payable in the event of loss in the domestic mails and $9.65 when iost in the foreign mails

Free Delivery

The free delivery of mail matter at the residences of the people desiring it is re- quired by law in every city of 50,000 or more population, and may be established at every place containing not less than 5,000 inhabi- tants

Foreign Postage

The rates of package to aii foreign coun- tries (except Canada, Cuba, Panama, Mexico and Shanghai, domestic rates), and (for letters only) are as follows:

Letters, first ounce or less 5 cents; each additional ounce 3 cents (except letters for Bahamas, Barbadoes, British Honduras, British Guiana, Canada, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Dutch West Indies, England, Ire- land, Scotland, Wales, Leeward Islands, Mexico, Newfoundland, New Zealand, Re- public of Panama, Shanghai, China, Trini- dad, including Tobago; and Windward Islands, 2c per ounce) postal cards each 2 cents; newspaper and other printed matter per 2 ounces 1 cent; commercial papers (such as legal and insurance papers deeds bilis and iading invoices manuscript for pub- lication, etc) packets not in excess of 10 ounces 5 cents; packets in excess of 10 ounces for each 2 ounces or fraction thereof 1 cent

Samples of merchandise packets not in excess of 4 ounces 2 cents; packets in excess

Exceeding $2.50 and not exceeding $ 5.00 44 5.00

10.00 8 c

MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY

of 4 ounces for each two ounces or fraction thereof 1 cent. Limit of weight, 12 ounces

Parcel Post

The postmaster with the consent of the Interstate Commerce Commission may at any time change the parcel post rates and conditions. Following are the rates which were in effect July 1, 1918:

Zone

Distance

First Pound

Additional Pounds

Weight

limit lbs

within 50 miles

.05

50- 150

.05

.01

150- 350

.06

.02

300- 600

.07

.04

600-1000

.08

.06

1000-1400

.09

.08

1400-1800

.11

.10

1800 and over

.12

Restrictions

Size limit, 84 inches in length and girth combined (total of length and around parcel) Four ounces or under 1 cent per ounce Over four ounces considered one pound Fractional pounds considered pounds

Special Conditions

Ordinary postage stamps as well as special parcel post stamps may now be used on par- cels and all kinds of fourth-class matter Parcels will be mailable only at post of- fices branch post offices lettered and local names stations and such numbered stations as may be designated by the postmaster All parcels must bear the return card (name and address) of the sender otherwise they will not be accepted for mailing

Fourth-class matter embraces that known as domestic parcel post mail and includes merchandise farm and factory products seeds cuttings bulbs roots scions and plants books (including catalogs) ' miscellaneous printed matter weighing more than 4 pounds and all other mailable matter not embraced in the first second and third classes. Classi- fication excludes matter of a character per- ishable within a period reasonably required to transport and deliver and parcels of form and kind likely to injure postal employes or equipment or other mail matter

C O D-Sender of a mailable parcel of fourth-class matter on which the postage is fully prepaid may have the price of the article and the charges thereon collected from the addressee on payment of a fee of 10 cents in postage stamps affixed, provided the amount to be remitted does not exceed $50, and on the payment of a fee of 25 cents in postage stamps affixed, provided the amount to be remitted does not exceed $100. Such a parcel will be insured against Injury or loss, without additional charge, in an amount equivalent to its actual value, but not to exceed $50 when a 10-cent fee is paid, and $100 when a 25-cent fee is paid

Insurance fees and conditions-Fourth- class or domestic parcel post mail (but no other) may be insured against loss, rifling, and damage upon payment of a fee of 3 cents for value not exceeding $5, or 5 cents for value not exceeding $25, or 10 cents for Value not exceeding $50, or 25 cents for value not exceeding $100, in addition to the postage, both to be prepaid with stamps affixed. It may not be registered

Return Receipts for Insured Parcels may be obtained by indorsing the parcels "Re- turn receipt desired."

Post Office

Postmaster-Frank B Schutz Asst P M-Ralph Bird

Secretary-John P Owen Postal Cashier-Henry J Hase

Supt of Mails-Herman C Pietsch

Asst Supt-W E Smith

Asst Supt-Luke J McCormack

Asst Supt-Geo F Fisler

Asst Supt-Wm E Oberly Money Order Cashier-Benj F Langland Supts of Stations-Station "A" F Cartwright; Station "B" John P Wechselberg; Station "C" Wm F Zarwell; Station "D" Geo H Hetzel; West Allis J J Churches; Station "G" Caswell Block Waldemar Peterson jr

Office Hours Main Office

Postmaster's Room-9 a m to 6 p m Malling Division-Open day and night Money Order and Postal Savings Division 9 a m to 5 pm

Stamp Window-7 a m to 8 p m Inquiry Division-8:30 a m to 6 p m

Registry Division-Receiving window open day and night, delivery window open from 5 a m to 9 p m; money orders at registry division all night

Special Delivery Division-6 a m to 10 p m Dellverles by Carriers-Carriers leave main office daily except Sunday at 7:30 and 9:30 a m 12:45, 2:45 for the business dis- tricts; for residence districts 8:00 a m and 2:00 p m

Special evening dellvery at principal hotels and morning newspaper offices 7:30 p m 9:30 p m 11:30 p m and 6 a m

Collections-From principal streets each hour from 6 a m to 10:30 p m; from all other districts time of delivery

Station "A"

Reed and National av; F Cartwright supt All between Menomonee river and Burnham and from the lake west to 5th av; from 5th av to 8th av all south to Lincoln av; from 8th av to 11th av south to Harrison; from 11th av to 30th av south to Mon- tana av; from 30th av to 38th av south to Rogers; from 38th av to 48th av between Natl and Greenfield avs and Beloit rd

Statlon "B"

F du Lac av and 13th; J P Wechselberg supt All north of Chestnut west of 7th to city limits

Office open-7 a m to 6:30 p m

Mails arrive-6:30 and 7:30 a m; 12:45 and 2:30 p m; Sundays 7:30 a m

Mails close-6:40 and 11:35 a m; 1:15 and 6:00 p m

Deliveries-Carriers leave 8 a m; 1:30 and 3 p m

Collections-Same time as deliveries; addl- tional collections in business district 6 and 9 p m; Sundays 4 and 9 p m

Station "C"

Third and Center-Wm F Zarwell supt All north of Vliet east of 7th to Milwaukee river and all north of Locust from 13th to Humboldt av

Office open-7 a m to 6 p m

Mails arrive-6:30 a m; 1:30 and 5 p m Mails close-11 a m; 5:30 and 6 p m Deliveries-Morning and afternoon Collections-Same time as deliveries

Station "D"

Lincoln and Howell avs; G H Hetzel supt All south of Burnham and east of 3d av; from 3d to 15th avs, all south of Lincoln av to Oklahoma av and east of C & N W ry south to Holt av

Office open-7 a m to 6 p m Mails arrive-6:30 a m; 1:30 and 3 p m Mails close-11 a m; 5:30 and 6 p m Deliveries-Morning and afternoon; addl- tional delivery in business section 4 p m Collections-Same time as dellverles

West Allls Statlon

6311 Greenfield av; J J Churches supt Office open-7:00 a m to 6:30 p m

Mails arrive-6, 8 a m; 12 m; 2, 6:45 pm

Mails leave-7:50, 11:50 a m; 3:00, 6:00 p m Two R F D routes No 4 and 5

Parcel Post leaves daily 8:30 a m except Sundays

Station "G"

113 Grand av Caswell Block; Waldemar Peterson jr supt

Office open-7:30 a m to 6:30 p m

Money orders paid and sold; mail registered; envelopes and stamps sold

Station "H"

Jones Island; clerk in charge; Hans C Markussen

Office open-6:30 a m to 9 p m

Mails arrive-8:30 a m; 2:30 p m Mails close-8 a m; 2 p m

Money orders issued

Mail registered

Sub-Stations

No 1-600 Grand av; Hugo F Wussow clk No 2-416 E North av; F W Meissner clk

No 3-1089 Teutonia av; Rudolph Steller clk

No 4-2702 North av; C Koerner jr clk

No 5-2629 Grand av; Max J Goetz clk

No 6-420 11th av; John A Patterson clk

No 7-457 Mitchell; A H Czerwinski clk No 8-1265 Natl av; Geo L Klumb clk

No 9-432 Chestnut; Louis H Kressin clk No 10-706 Oakland av; Wm A Runge clk No 11-301 Jackson; Saverio LaPiana clk No 12-2631 Vliet; Wm C Heib clk

No 14-1356 Forest Home av; Wm H Dick clk

No 15-184 Ogden av; Geo Ewecker clk No 16-342 Bartlett av; Gustave F Runge clk No 17-2630 Lisbon av; Hy O Reinnoldt clk No 18-2414 State; Wm Schneider jr clk No 19-5221 Greenfield av; Edw G Jones clk No 20-30 Clarke; J A Filipowicz clk No 21-2100 Wells; Fred A Vogel clk

No 22-533 E Water; J E Bornheimer clk No 23-2109 North av; Ottmar T Beeck elk No 24-328 Grove; Ludwig E Seelig clk No 25-3426 North av; Geo L Baidauf clk

Local

$0.05

00.01 @ .01

2 1bs

1 1b

MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY

No 26-198 Biddle; Andrew A Krygler clk No 27-Downer av and Park pl; Fred Ket- tler clk

No 28-1525 North av; Carl T Mueller clk No 29-1202 Center; Ida A Auchter clk No 30-30th and Lisbon av; F W' Kemp clk No 31-1200 Grand av; John W Schempf clk No 32-1019 27th; Carl Gerlach clk No 33-840 Mitchell; Max L Kadow clk No 34-265 Mitchell; Julius Jensen clk No 35-7302 Natl av; Carl J Conrad clk No 36-Gimbel Bros Store; Jas J Deery clk No 37-841 10th av; S A Rakowski clk No 38-Oakland av and Folsom pl; Frank R Keating clk

No 39-4230 Lisbon av; Wm J Boulet clk No 40-508 1st av; Alf W Stamm clk

No 42-906 Natl av; Otto J Templin clk

No 43-801 Holton; Art F Ketter clk

No 44-Rusk and Delaware ays; Robt Hag- mann clk

No 45-92 Chambers; Wm F Loppnow clk No 46-851 Racine; Jac Schowalter clk No 47-1201 North av; Eleanore Mueller clk No 48-85 29th; Frank J McCarthy clk No 49-1701 State; Joseph C Otten clk No 50-1901 Walnut; W F Lambeck clk No 51-547 Lincoln av; A Tomkiewicz cik No 52-608 Mitchell; Carl L Mootz clk No 53-1624 Center; Rudolph Best clk No 54-Boston Store; Henry M Siber clk No 55-Espenhain Dry Goods Co; F M Hay- den clk

No 56-1061 Muskego av; Max R Hummel clk

No 57-1405 Holton; Jos Sikorra clk No 58-719 20th av; S E Czerwinski clk

No 59-3426 Center; Adolf Wolff clk

No 60-1410 23d; Alvin G Kitzerow clk

No 61-841 1st av; Edw M Lassa clk No 62-934 Teutonia av; Nareissa Thurow clk

No 63-1517 Green Bay av; Geo H Butke clk No 64-859 3d; W A Kropp clk

No 65-1282 27th; G A Ingersoll clk

No 66-1039 Holton; Robt Baarth clk

No 68-Ed Schuster & Co (3d st); Frank Genens clk

No 69-Ed Schuster & Co (12th st); Robt Schiller clk No 70-1142 8th av; Edw H J Kochanski clk No 71-602 Walnut; Edwin E Weigand clk No 72-1060 Oakland av; Walter F Pozorski clk

No 73-610 Murray av; Amandus Luethe clk No 74-4623 Lisbon av; Walter S Langer clk No 76-3822 North av; Theo H Erck clk

No 77-Ed Schuster & Co (Mitchell st) ; J Christiansen clk

No 78-602 3d; Jno C Albrecht clk No 79-45 35th; Herman Lambeck jr clk

No 80-1053 Greenfield av; Frank A Harris clk

No 81-1371-Green Bay av; A G Neumeister clk

No 82-4802 Pabst av; Alvin E Peters clk No 83-3418 Burleigh; Geo W Leitch clk

No 84-1537 Teutonia av; C F Muehlbach clk No 85-802 North av; Wm A Braun clk No 86-4221 North av; Edw N Farber clk No 87-Downer av and Atwater rd; Sol Eckstein clk

No 88-1682 Hopkins; I J Heyman clk

Rural Mail Dellvery Routes

Route 1-Station "D" Route 2-Statlon "D"

Route 3-Station "D"

Route 4-West Allis Station

Route 5-West Allis Station

Route 6-Station "C"

SECRET AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES Masonlc Free and Accepted Masons

Grand Lodge of Wisconsin-Chas E Shaw (Eau Claire) G M; W W Perry G S; 470 Van Buren

Blue Lodges

Kilbourn Lodge No 3-John M Niven W M; Walter J Altken S W; Charles J Cum- ming J W; Cornellus L Kamerling treas; John E Bast sec. Meets every Monday Kilbourn Temple 221 11th

Wisconsin Lodge No 13-Robert J Pittekow W M; George F Lounsbury S W; Ralph B Waite J W; Wm Geo Thwaits treas: Geo T Phipps sec. Meets 1st and 3d Thurs- day Masonic bldg

Aurora Lodge No 30-Alfred Fischer W M; Rudolph Best S W; John Ruppel J W; Otto Kaeser treas; Dr Jas L Alexander sec. Meets 2d and 4th Tuesdays Ivanhoe Tem- ple 10th

Indepnedence Lodge No 80-Oscar L Nlelson W M; Carl L Rumsey S W; Edward R Reuter J W: Albert S Dahl treas; James E DeBaufer sec. Meets every Friday Masonic bldg

Harmony Lodge No 142-Sigmund Baehr W M; Julius M Ettenheim S W; Albert L Anderson J W; C A Kriesel treas. Nathan F Newbauer sec. Mcets 1st and 3d Wednesday Kllbourn Masonic Temple 221 11th

Excelsior Lodge No 175-Geo C Nuesse W M; Grant A Van Valln S W; John H Reld J W; Evert Voth treas; Christian J Tut- trup sec. Meets 1st and 3d Wednesdays cor Grove and National av

Lake Lodge No 189-Albert F Bohl W M; Oscar A Brunner S W; John Bissett J W: Alex McDowell treas; Edward W / Bear- man sec. Meets 2d and 4th Saturdays Masonic Hall Kinnickinnlc av

Milwaukee Lodge No 261-J Arthur Sellens W M; Arthur J Goetz S W; Warren B Cowdrey J W; Fredk Pollworth treas; John H Creighton sec. Meets 1st and 3d Tuesdays at Ivanhoe Temple 10th

La Fayette Lodge No 265-Fred J Marien W M; John W Adamson S W; Rudolf C Haase J W; Frank W Buchner treas; Hugh S Hughes sec. Meets every Monday Ivanhoe Temple 10th

Damascus Lodge No 290-Thos Lolgnon W M; Chas L Greengo S W; Herman C Elwing J W; Christ Schoen treas; Mark K Lee sec; Ivanhoe Temple 10th

Henry L Palmer Lodge No 301-Reinhold F Schluetter W M; Rud H Schorer S W; Wm A Schendel J W; Wm Kah jr treas; Phil A Roth sec. Meets 2d and 4th Fri- days at Masonic Temple 10th

Kenwood Lodge No 303-Wm M Mosher W M; Ben W Moehle S W; Fred K Brei- thaupt J W; Joseph E Birkhauser treas; Reginald W Cox sec. Meets every Tuesday at Kenwood Masonic Temple 600 Hackett av

Mckinley Lodge No 307-Albert J Schultz W M; Carl W Senn S W; Henry Van Male J W; Walter C Georg treas; Emil R Boss- hard sec. Meets 1st and 3d Thursdays 495 35th

Garfield Lodge No 309-Otto A Keihl W M; Jas F DuMez S W; Ed Hofmeister J W; Geo W Steitz treas; Walter A Winefeld sec. Meets 2d and 4th Friday Garfield Hall 12th and Center

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Milwaukee, Wisconsin, city directory, 1919, Part 6

Author: Publication date: 1919 Publisher: Polk Number of Pages: 1092

Author:
Publication date: 1919
Publisher: Polk
Number of Pages: 1092