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SCHMITZ & PIOTROWSKI (Thomas Schmitz, Julius Piotrowski), Saloon,
Schoenfeldt & Kruse, lime.
Sheahan Mrs John, restaurant.
Single Henry D, dentist.
Skibba Joseph & Bro (Joseph and Barney), grocers.
Smith Amasa livery.
Smith Are, flour and feed.
Smith John, blacksmith.
Smolk James K, barber.
Spencer Drug Co (James C Spencer).
Standard Oil Co, R M Briggs agent.
Steber James, saloon.
Steffen Ignatus D. physician.
Stewart Arthur D. furniture and undtkr.
Stewart Davis S, loans.
Strnad George, tailor.
Strnad James, music tchr.
Surprise Anton, restaurant.
Teipner Bros (Charles and Julius), hotel. Teipner Julius, real estate.
Tibbetts Anna dressmaker.
Tisch & Peters (Max L Tisch, Louis Peters), plumbers.
Treadewell Leslie P, real estate.
Trever John H, lawyer.
Trever @ Crandell (John H Trever, George W Crandell), real estate.
Tuma & Duquette, saloon.
Ullman J & Co, Max Steinhauer mngr, horses.
Wahl Mrs Amelia, milliner.
Walk Carl, saloon.
Walters W J, wallpaper.
Waste Lee, meats.
Watson Frank V, physician.
Webley W C, county surveyor.
WEEKLY NEWS ITEM, W H Dawley Propr, A B Millard Editor. (See page 143.) Wege Fred, shoemaker. Weinfield Isaac, horse dealer.
Weselak Joseph, saloon.
Wheeler F O, hog breeder.
White Wm F, lawyer. Widgerson E, general store. Wiesel Wm C, general store. Williamson George H, physician.
Woodcock Thomas, saloon, 2 miles w.
WUNDERLICH CHRIST, Pres The C Wunderlich Lumber Co.
WUNDERLICH C LUMBER CO THE (Capital $25,000), Christ Wunderlich Pres, George Wunderlich Vice-Pres, Theo Wun- derlich Sec and Treas, J N Sanford Genl Mngr. (See page 135.)
WUNDERLICH GEORGE, Vice-Pres The C Wunderlich Lumber Co. .
WUNDERLICH THEO, Sec and Treas The C Wunderlich Lumber Co. Wm Young Men's Christian Assn, Frank Swi- gert sec.
Zeller Rev W L (Evangelical). Zielinski Rev Q (Catholic).
APEX.
In Highland township, Iowa county, 18 miles northwest of Dodgeville, the county seat, 7 from Avoca, its shipping point, and 8 from Muscoda, the nearest bank location. Has rural free delivery from Muscoda.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
APOLLONIA.
Population, 350. On the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry., in Big Bend township, Gates county, 11 miles west of Ladysmith, the county seat, and 21/2 from Bruce, the near- est banking point. Has Catholic and Congregational churches, a graded public school, and a newspaper-the Cause. Exp., Western. Tel., W. U. Telephone connec- tion. C. L. Kellogg, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Armatage James, saloon.
Cameron John, teamster.
Carlson Oscar, contractor.
Carmichael Daniel, carpenter.
Cause The, G G Gobar propr.
Colquhoun James, contractor.
Conley Peter, blacksmith.
F Daigle Wm, saloon. Daugherty Thomas, prin of school.
Davis J R, contractor.
Durand Edward, saloon.
Gobar Dr G. druggist, propr The Cause.
Gobar & Kepner, general store.
Hadon Eugene, painter.
Harris E J, notary.
Harris Mrs G A, millinery.
Heaverin George W, hotel.
HILL E W, Real Estate and Notary. Johnson James A, contractor.
Kalaher M, R R, exp and tel agt.
KELLOGG C L, General Store, Lum- ber and Lands.
Keper Ben E, jeweler.
La Grande George, engineer.
McIlquham Nettie, teacher.
McLoed Dan, carpenter.
National Investment and Collection Co, F J Otis pres, T B Otis sec and treas.
Otis Frank J, notary.
Otis F J Co, general store.
Otis T B, flour and feed. Schneider Henry, barber.
Seinerbright Emma, teacher.
Sibbet George, painter.
Silver Star Creamery Co, cheese mnfrs.
CEMENT Milwaukee Cement Co., 7 Plankinton Bldg., Milwaukee, Wis.
(See Page 7.) MADISON, WIS.
Gen'l Agent, Southern Wis. Good Reliable Agents Wanted. ORGANIZED 1867. THE UNION CENTRAL Life Insurance Co., Cincinnati, Ohio .
. Assets, $43,891,738.40 M. D. FETHERS,
It is my Specialty to locate and stop your losses in Engine and Boiler Room. J. CHRIS. HEINRICH, (See Page 4.) 921 Garfield Ave., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. 143
REAL ESTATE. LOANS.
BENISEK & RYNDERS, THE LEADING REAL ESTATE AGENTS
OF LANGLADE COUNTY WISCONSIN.
We have on our lists choice tracts of Timber and Fine Farm Lands located in the Garden Section of Wisconsin. The attention of manufacturers and those looking for farms and homes is called to them as the best values offered in this garden section. SEE US.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
BENISEK & RYNDERS, ANTIGO, WISCONSIN.
REAL ESTATE. Cut-over Lands, Improved Farms, Vacant Resident and Business Lots and Dwellings for sale on easy terms. ::
INSURANCE. Fire, Tornado, Liability, Plate Glass, Accident, Steam Boiler, also repre- senting the Union Central Life Ins. Co., writing all forms of Life, Endow- ment and Annuity Policies. The best dividend paying company in business.
LOANS.
We can secure you loans of any size if you have the security.
MOSES & MOSES,
Phone 143. ANTIGO, WISCONSIN.
The Antigo Republican C. O. MARSH, Propr.
THE OLDEST AND MOST WIDELY READ FAMILY NEWSPAPER IN LANGLADE CO.
"The Best Advertising Medium." ANTIGO, WISCONSIN.
The Antigo Journal, BERNER BROS., Proprietors. Published Twice-a-Week.
CIRCULATION 2000 COPIES.
JOB PRINTING AND BOOKBINDING.
W. H. DAWLEY, Propr. A. B. MILLARD, Editor.
Weekly News Item
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN LANGLADE COUNTY.
Antigo, = = = Wisconsin.
Antigo Herold,
THE ONLY GERMAN NEWSPAPER IN LANGLADE COUNTY. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PER YEAR.
On account of its large circulation in Langlade and adjoining counties, it is unsurpassed as an advertising medium, Advertising Rates Made Known on Application. ED. GOEBEL, Publisher. ANTIGO, WIS.
Robert A. Lang, CONTRACTING HYDRAULIC AND MECHANICAL ENGINEER
Concrete Timber Ballast and Stone Dams Designed. Contracts taken for complete Construction and equipment. Twenty years successful experience. No. 656 GALLOWAY ST., EAU CLAIRE, WIS.
DECORATIONS ODIN J. OYEN, 116 S. 4th St., LA CROSSE, WIS.
For CHURCHES, THEATRES, RESIDENCES
Designs and estimates furnished for Decorating, Painting and Hardwood Finishing. Foreign and Domestic Wall Paper Fabrics. (See adv. in class Clergymen)
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Apple Creek R. L. POLK & CO.'S Appleton
APPLE CREEK.
A discontinued postoffice in Outagamie county, 6 miles northeast of Appleton, the count seat, whence it has rural free de- livery.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
APPLE RIVER.
A country postoffice in township of same name, Polk county, 12 miles southeast of Balsam Lake the county seat, and 7 from Amery, on the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry., its banking and shipping point. Mail daily. Matilda Carlson, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
ANDERSON A J, Justice of Peace.
APPLETON.
Population, 15,500. Situated 185 miles north of Chicago, and 100 northwest of Milwaukee, on the Grand Chute of the Lower Fox river, is the thriving city of Appleton, the judicial seat of Outagamie county. The city is located in the south central portion of the county, on the Wis- consin and Ashland divs. of the C. & N. W. Ry., and on the C., M. & St. P. Ry. (depots adjacent). Has an electric car line to Neenah, Menasha and Kaukauna. The vast volume of water passing through the Grand Chute of Fox river from Lake Win- nebago is equivalent to 16,000 horse power to utilize which dams and canals have been constructed at all the rapids on the river. The canal is under the control of the United States government and large steamers can pass from Green Bay to Lake Winnebago. The sale and lease of this water power is under the control of The Green Bay and Mississippi Canal Co. The growth of Appleton, which has now become one of the most important manu- facturing points in the State, has been due, in a great measure, to this vast natural power. Fox river has 40 feet fall within the city limits. Among the more promi- nent manufactories are paper and pulp mills, woolen and planing mills, sash, door and blind factories, canning factory, a hub and spoke factory, breweries, flouring mill, large lime kilns, foundries and ma- chine shops, toy and chair factories, farm implement factories, iron works, plow works, novelty works, grain elevators, 2 large chemical pulp mills, 3 wire works. . and screen plate works. The city has broad and well paved streets, is lighted by gas and electricity, has an electric street railway, the Holly system of water works a well equipped and efficient fire depart- ment, 2 telephone companies, 3 banks, first- class hotels, the Lawrence University, Un- derwood Observatory, good schools and churches of the leading denominations The press is represented by the Post, the Crescent (issued daily and weekly), the Volksfreund, the Montagsblatt, the Gegen- wart, the Haus-Schatz, the Samstagsbate, and the Wecker (issued weekly). The city is rapidly extending, numerous buildings are being erected in both the business and
residence portions, the banks are sound, real estate has never experienced a boom, but is steadily appreciating in value; the great majority of citizens own their own homes, regular employment for the wage earners at good wages is the rule, and the future outlook for Appleton is as promis- ing as the most sanguine could wish. Tel., W. U. and Postal. Exp., Am. and U. S. M. F. Barteau, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Abraham Henry W, phys, Oneida cor Mar- ket.
Abrams Joseph, tailor, 614 Oneida.
Ackman Fred, barber, 1v10 College av.
ACTUAL BUSINESS COLLEGE THE, (Homer L Bowlby, Alexander M Erling), 814 College av. (See page 155.)
Adsit Amos E, dentist, 816 College av. Agrell Emma, dressmkr, 658 Lincoln.
Albert Rev Philip (German Evangl), 1030 2nd.
Alexander Hattie D, artist, 706 Oneida.
Alvord Ethel M, dressmkr.
American Express Co, I E Pynn agt, 761 College av.
Anderson B H. pianos, 738 College av.
Anderson Emily, teacher.
Appleton Brewing and Malting Co, Frank Fries pres and mngr, John Haug vice- pres and supt, Nick Dohr sec and treas, 701-715 Lake.
Appleton Cemetery Assn, Frank W Harri- man sec and treas, Odd Fellows' blk.
APPLETON CHAIR CO THE, H E Wambold Pres, F J Semsenbrenner Vice- Pres. R W Klotsch Sec and Treas. H M Heule Supt, cor Vulcan and S Division. Appleton Crescent (daily and weekly), Ry- an & Bro Proprs, 758 College av.
Appleton Free Public Library, Agnes L Dwight librarian, 579 Oneida.
Appleton Hay Tool Co, Richard Miller propr, hardware specialties, 428 John.
Appleton House, George Kreiss propr, 811 College av.
Appleton Iron and Metal Co, 743 Pacific.
Appleton Knitting Works, George McNa- mee mngr, foot John.
Appleton Lumber & Fuel Co, August Knuppel pres, J L Hettinger sec.
Appleton Machine Co, H G Sacker sec, S Island e of Lake.
Appleton Music Co, Albert E Goodell mngr, 768 College av.
Appleton Paper and Pulp Co, J S Van Nor- ton sec and treas, 609 Morrison.
Appleton Pickle & Preserving Co, W H Rogers treas and mngr, Appleton Junc- tion.
APPLETON POST (Daily and Weekly),
Post Publishing Co Publrs and Proprs, Post Bldg. (See page 159.)
APPLETON SCREEN PLATE CO
(Harry E Wambold), Mnfrs Paper Mill Machinery, Sulphite and Pulp Mill Ma- chinery, Screen Plates, Dandy ,Rolls, 727- 733 Superior. (See page 146.)
Appleton Shirt & Pants Co (Harry W. Russell, Thomas Gallagher), Water.
Appleton Tea & Coffee Co (M Garvey, W J and E J Morrow), 937 College av.
Collections,
NORTHWESTERN COL. AGENCY,
6th Floor Sentinel Building, MILWAUKEE, WIS. Our Attorneys are the Best. We have Draft System at 3%. Our "letter system" will save you money. We are anxious to handle your collections.
Gazetteers and Business Directories of MANY STATES, Medical and Surgical Register of the United States, Dental Register of the United States, Milling . Lumber and Real Estate Directories, and OVER 70 CITY DIRECTORIES.
DOLK'S
UBLICATIONS:
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WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
J. S. VAN NORTWICK, Pres't. D. E. REESE, Sec'y. WM. VAN NORTWICK, Treas.
J. McNAUGHTON, V-Pres't. J. M. BAER, Gen'l Mgr.
GREEN BAY and MISSISSIPPI CANAL GO,
WATER POWER
On the Fox River to Lease on Reasonable Terms :: :
Manufacturers and others seeking Sites will note that rates are cheaper than such powers are offered anywhere in the United States, and that they are unequaled anywhere in the world for steadiness of head in drought or flood and are all connected with two or three lines of competing railroads.
6,000 Horse Power to Lease on Long Time at Reasonable Rates
FOR RATES AND PARTICULARS, ADDRESS
JOHN M. BAER General Manager
609 Morrison Street
APPLETON, WIS.
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R. L. POLK & CO.'S
APPLETON Screen Plate Co., BRASS FOUNDERS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Brass and Cast Bronze Screen Plates and Dandy Rolls.
Brass and Bronze Castings of all Descriptions.
RECLOSING AND CUTTING OF OLD SCREEN PLATES. RECOVERING OF DANDY ROLLS AND CYLINDER MOLDS.
ARTISTIC WATERMARKING.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY SUBMITTED.
727 to 733 Superior St., APPLETON, WIS.
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WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
THE EAGLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
APPLETON, WISCONSIN.
THE EAGLE UHF G.GO
APPLETO
MANUFACTURERS OF
GASOLINE ENGINES,
FEED CUTTERS, HORSE POWERS
AND A FULL LINE OF
Haying Tools and Hay Carriers and Wood Saw Machines.
APPLETON, - - WISCONSIN.
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R. L. POLK & CO.'S
CHAS. B. PRIDE
Mill Architect and Hydraulic Engineer
PLANS AND ESTIMATES ON SHORT NOTICE
Paper Mills Sulphite Fiber Mills Ground Wood Mills
CONTRACTS TAKEN FOR COMPLETE CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT. C
WATER POWER DEVELOPMENT. ELECTRICAL TRANSMISSION OF POWER.
Appleton, Wis., U. S. A.
A. O. COLBY "Everything Electrical."
Fans, Chandeliers, Supplies, Wir= ing and Repairing. Call or Write. La Crosse, Wis.
Appleton WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Appleton 149
Appleton Theater, John Conway mngr, 658|Bonini Louis Jr, meats, 604 College av. Oneida.
Appleton Toy & Furniture Co (P B Ham- mel, A J Kahn), s Division and Vulcan. Bosser Minnie, midwife.
APPLETON VOLKSFREUND, H W Meyer Publr, 614 Morrison. (See page 161.) Appleton Waterworks Co, O H Venner pres, J A Hawes sec, 803 College av.
Appleton Wecker (semi-weekly), Christian Roemer propr, 584 Oneida.
Appleton Wire Works, G E Buchanan sec, Boyle Daniel, laundry, 814 Midway.
Hancock cor Lawe.
Appleton Woolen Mills, D V N Harwood
sec, F J Harwood genl mngr, South Isl- Breitung A A Co (A A, J, A A and R C and s of Lake.
Arent Theodore, saloon.
Arndt August, screen plates, 739 Water ..
Artus Henry C, mngr People's Cash Meat Market, 765 College av.
Ashmann Wm, carp, 1222 8th.
Assmann Robert, blacksmith.
Atlas Paper Co, foot Jackman.
Bachmann & Moriarty (F X Bachmann, P T Moriarty), cigar mnfrs, 620 Oneida.
Baer John M, mngr Green Bay and Mis- sissippi Canal Co, 609 Morrison.
Baker Amil C, artist.
Baker Archer C H, jeweler, 613 Oneida. Baker Charles, county treas, Court House. Baldwin George, real estate.
Baldwin George B, lawyer.
Barnhart & Son (Samuel H and Henry D), bill posters, Hancock.
Barry David W, confr, 993 Lawrence. BARTEAU MORRIS F, Postmaster,
Post Bldg.
Bartmann Julius, coal, 1040 College av.
Bauer H J, saloon, 665 Lake.
Bauer & Fisher, plumbers, 573 Oneida. Baum John H, grocer, 435 John.
Bayer Elizabeth D, phys, 615 Oneida.
Becher Joseph, saloon, 653 Lake.
Becker Herman, notions, 887 College av. BECKER JULIUS E, Propr J E Beck- er Plow Works, Mnfr of the Appleton Sod, Stubble and Road Plow, 1101 W Col- lege av. (See page 157.)
BECKER J E PLOW WORKS, J E Becker Propr, Mnfrs of the Appleton Sod,
Stubble and Road Plow, 1101 W College Chafee George D, osteopath, 770 College av.
av. (See page 157.)
Behrent Fred, mason.
Bell Richard F, teacher.
Bellin Joseph A, saloon, 629 Appleton. Belz Albert, boat house, 609 Green Bay.
Berg Theodore, lawyer, 812 College av. Bergeon Louis painter.
BERGMAN HENRY, Dealer in Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, Fire Alarm Boxes, Sportsman's' Material, All Lines Metal Works. Light Special Machinery and Models, 627 Appleton.
Bernard Frank, billiards, 785 College av. Beuscher Henry, painter.
Beverdige Thomas T, phys, 816 College av. Beyer Charles O, grocer, 732 Lawe.
Biermann Elizabeth, milliner, 805 College av.
Bilter Wm, baker, 754 Oneida.
Bissing Mrs. B H, milliner. 885 College av. Black Charles, barber, 709 Appleton.
Blessman Martin, shoemkr. 565 Oneida.
Boelter & Zuelke (J H Boelter, B J Zuel- ke), flørists, east city limits.
Boettcher Charles, saloon, 675 Richmond.
Bosser John S, carriage trimmer, 702 Ap- pleton.
Bottensek John, lawyer, Odd Fellows' Bldg. BOWLBY & ERLING' (Homer L Bowlby, Alexander M Erling), Proprs The Actual Business College, 814 College av. (See page 155.)
Boyd Samuel, lawyer, Odd Fellows' bldg.
Braun J M & Co (J M Braun), liquors, 821 College av.
Breitung), coal, 731 Edwards.
Brettschneider & Son (David and Joseph), furn and undtkrs, 825 College av.
BRIGGS HOUSE, Missling Bros. Proprs, 776 Edwards. (See page 153.)
BRILL JOHN A, Propr Northwestern
House, 646-648 Appleton. (See page 153.) Brinck John, saloon, 724 College av. Brooks E H. phys, 808 College av.
Brunschweller George W, paper boxes and ins, 721 Superior.
Buchert Gustav, dray.
Buchmann Otto H drav. 811 North. Buck & Lamb (Silas N Buck, Wm L Lamb), dentists, 827 College av.
Budilosky Charles, meats, 748 Main. Burch Charles N, fish 695 Oneida.
Bushey Leonard F, dray.
Bushy Bros (John T and Fred B), business college, 790 College av.
Butler Wm B, grocer, 652 Richmond.
Callahan Anna G, chiropodist, Odd Fel- lows' bldg.
Callahan & Greisch (Michael Callahan, Peter Greisch), livery 687 College av. Calmes Frank & Son (Frank and Frank Jr), agrl impts, Tweedroad cor 2nd av. Canavan James, physician.
Cannon C G, lawyer, 772 College av.
Carson, Rowell & Co, J A Hawes pres, D G Rowell sec and treas, oils.
Carter Wm H, brick mnfr, w Carver. Cary Paul V, lawyer. 687 College av. Caulter Henry B, painter.
Charnley Adney, mason.
Chenevert Joseph, saloon, 782 Edwards.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry, J E Flatley agt, Oneida and Harris.
Chicago & Northwestern Ry, W J Smith Agt, Appleton, Oneida and Harris.
Children's Home, Mrs S E Lowell matron, 446 Storey.
Chilson H Lee, dentist, 803 College av.
Christensen M, agt Standard Oil Co, Com- mercial.
Christl Anton, saloon, College av.
Citizens' National Bank (capital $150,000), Jorn J Sherman, cashr, 802 College av.
Clark Elias B, optician. Clark Orlando E, lawyer, Post bldg.
Clark Wm A, ins, 821 College av.
Cole Mrs C M, dressmaker.
Cole Robert A. dentist, 770 College av. combined Locks Paper Co, Wm M Van Nortwick pres. Wm Van Nortwick sec, 609 Morrison.
Commentz Augusta, teacher, 734 Durkee.
Commercial House, P H Schroeder propr, 849 College av.
Henry Danischefsky TELEPHONE CONNECTION 1060 Eighth St., Milwaukee, Wis. (See Adv. In Milwaukee)
MASON and GENERAL CONTRACTOR.
CONNECTION
M. Pfeifer Heating Co. TELEPHONE 314 Sycamore St., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Steam, Hot Water and Ventilating Heating ALL KINDS OF STEAM PUMP AND AIR COMPRESSION
BEAVER'S
Fund Stability of Old Line Insurance.
WANTED. Ben. E. Wait, Sec., Stoughton, Wis.
. From St. Louis to Kansas City, Pueblo and Denver.
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Appleton
Ital $150,000, Surplus $30,000), John Mc- Naughton Pres, H G Freeman Vice- Pres, C S Dickinson Cashr, 801 College av. (See page 159.)
Commerford Margaret, teacher. Commerford & Clark (Wm Commerford, Wm O Clark), feed, 623 Morrison.
Conkey P M, ins, 810 College av.
Conkey P M & Co (P M Conkey, H E Pomeroy), books, 810 College av.
Conkey Walter, dentist, 800 College av. Continental Clothing House, M F Mitchell and A J Koch, mngrs, clothing, 805 Col- lege av.
Conway John, propr The Sherman, cor Oneida and Edwards.
COOK JACOB H, Justice of the Peace and Collections, Oneida n w cor Market. Cooper C M, barber, 702 College av.
Cotter James W, coal, 617 State.
Crescent Knitting Co, David Hammel pres and treas, Charles M Wirth sec, Ed- wards cor Oneida.
Croswell M H, ins, 803 College av. Culbertson Eliza M, osteopath, Post bldg. Cuthbert Katharine, teacher.
Daley Mrs Hannah, grocer, 568 Walnut.
Dalton Mrs Libbie R, dressmaker.
Dambruch George, bottler, 647 Pacific.
Daminsky Albert, cigar mnfr, 660 Morrison. Dardis Thomas, farm impts.
DAS MONTAGS BLATT, H W Meyer Publr. 614 Morrison. (See page 161.)
Dauble Power Mill Co (W H Killen), 1102 College av.
Dean D. W & Co (D W Dean), cheese, 367 Appleton.
Delaney Rev S P (Episcopal).
De Long Wallace W, architect, Odd Fel- lows' blk.
Dengel Adam & Son (Adam and John), hardware, 863 College av.
DICKINSON C S, Cashr Commercial National Bank, 801 College av.
Diml George, meats, 753 Richmond,
Dite Rev F (Evangelical), 683 Fisk av.
Doerfler Joseph, baker, 574 State. Doerfler Mathias, saloon, 775 College av. Dohr Peter A, saloon, 580 Walnut. Dominican Sisters Convent, 1024 7th. Dorn Joseph meats, 1023 College av. Douglas Earl W, dentist, 790 College av.
Drace John B, grocer, 1086 W College.
Driscoll & Gochnauer (John Driscoll, M K Gochnauer), sewer pipe, 954 Meade.
Dwight Agnes L, libr Appleton Free Pub- lic Library. 579 Oneida.
EAGLE MNFG CO THE (Capital $30,- 000), Frank Saiberlich Pres, Oscar Sai- berlich Vice-Pres, Edward Saiberlich Sec and Treas, Mnfrs of Gasoline Engines and Hay Tools, Agricultural . Implements, Cor Central, Union, Drew and Winne- bago. (See page 147.)
Eckerdt Theresa, grocer, 239 Walter av. Edwards Nathaniel M, engr, 814 College av. Ehrgott Frank, saloon, 1004 College av.
Ehrnbeck Daniel books, 925 College av. Eisner L H, wire works.
Ellis Mrs E L, notions, College av.
Ellmore Joseph M, barber, 801 College av. Ellsworth Herbert E, phys, 588 Oneida.
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK (Cap- ERB HERMAN, Cashier The First Na-
tional Bank of Appleton.
Erling Mrs Matilda, milliner, 855 College av.
Ertl Lawrence, shoemkr, College av. Fadner Henry, photogr, 842 College av.
FAIRBANKS & TIMM (Irvin S Fair- banks, Wm Timm) Engines, Boilers, Steel Tanks and Saw Mill Machinery, Lake nr Bridge, Gd Chute Island. (See page 157.)
Farrell Bridget, music teacher.
Faust Henry L, saloon, 954 College av. Ferber Jacob C, gen store, 772 College av. Ferron Michael, horseshoer, 1131 Fish.
Feurerstein Charles A. upholsterer, 1075 Harris.
Fink John W, coal, 667 Lake.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF APPLE-
ton The (Capital $300,000; Surplus $100,000), Henry D Smith Pres, James T Reeve Vice-Pres, Herman Erb Cashier, Robert Richard Asst Cashier, 825 College av. (See page 159.)
Fitzmaurice Rev W J (Catholic), 976 7th. Flavel H S, painter.
Fose & Zuehlke (John A Fose, Otto Zuehl- ke), saloon, 783 College av.
Foster Harry A, drugs, 802 College av.
Fountain J Lumber Co, Wm Fountain mngr. lumber, 629 State.
FOURTH WARD PLANING MILL, W M Webster & Son Proprs, N Island nr Lake Fox River Fair and Driving Assn, Odd Fellows blk.
FOX RIVER JOURNAL, E J Westphal Publisher, a Weekly Newspaper, 629 Onei- da.
Fox River Valley Gas & Electric Co, T A Rockwell »res, T C Clark sec, J H Jen- kins treas, E B Finch mner, College av.
Fox River Paper Co, W D Whorton pres, H G Freeman treas and mngr, 2nd ward water power.
Fox River Valley Telephone Co, D E Reese sec, 816 College av.
Fransway John, blksmith. 738 Edwards.
Freund Albert M, physician.
Frieders Philip, mason.
Frieders Philip & Son (Philip and John C), saloon 777 Edwards.
Fritzinger John K, carpenter.
Gaffney Marcus, dray.
Galpin's Alfred Sons (Harold and Alger- non), hardware, 732 College av.
Garbutt W J, phys, 863 College av.
Gassner John, saloon, 655 Appleton.
Gary Wm F, dentist, 768 College av.
Geenen D, M & A (Dina, Annie and Min- nie), dry goods, 770 College av.
GEGENWART, Gegenwart Co Publrs, 614 Morrison.
GEGENWART CO, H W Meyer Mngr, O W Schaefer Sec, Publrs Gegenwart (German), 614 Morrison.
Gerechter Rev. Emanuel (Hebrew), 671 Ed- wards.
Gerlach August, grocer. 824 College av. GETSCHOW H C, Sec and Treas W S Patterson Company, 582 Morrison.
Gillett Charles H, surveyor.
Gilmore Beverly T, real estate.
Gilsdorf Andrew, blksmith, 531 2nd av. Gmeiner Nicholas, mason.
.SIGN OF THE
BLUE FLAG. Registered
ZIMMERMANN BROS. Clothing Co.
384 East Water St.,
MILWAUKEE,WIS. RETAIL. -
MISSOURI PACIFIC RY. "THE COLORADO SHORT LINE"
150 Appleton
Reliable Life Insurance at Cost. Combining the economy of Fraternal Insurance with the Reserve DEPUTIES
MADISON
Appleton
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
Appleton 151
JNO. BERG, Pres.
MARTIN WALTER, Vice-Pres. H, A. SCHMITZ, Sec'y and Treas.
Geo. Walter Brewing Co., BREWERS and BOTTLERS. WE BREW A PURE, WHOLESOME AND POTABLE LAGER BEER. 542 to 556 Walnut Street,
23
APPLETON, = WISCONSIN.
W. S. PATTERSON, President.
CONRAD VERBRICK, Vice-President.
H. C. GETSCHOW, Sec. and Treas.
W. S. PATTERSON COMPANY
Plumbing,Heating,Ventilating PIPE COVERING,
A
WELL PUMPS AND SUPPLIES.
582 Morrison Street,
APPLETON, WISCONSIN.
TELEPHONE No. 66.
.
AMERICAN PLUMBING & HEATING CO.
STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING. GAS FITTING AND VENTILATING. Esti- mates Cheerfully Furnished. 134 Second Street, MILWAUKEE, WIS. (See Adv. in Milwaukee)
TIME IS CASH See Advertisement Page 8.
152 Appleton R. L. POLK & CO.'S Appleton
Godfiron Julius B, general store, 913 Col-|Holzer Conrad, baker, 945 College av. lege av.
Goodland John, circuit judge, 833 Oneida. Goyette L A, barber, 626 Oneida.
GRAND CHUTE STONE QUARRY, Charles F Smith Propr, 860 Lawrence. (See page 161.)
Graves Ephraim H, vet surgeon, 656 Mor- rison.
GREEN BAY AND MISSISSIPPI CANAL Co. J S Van Nortwick Pres, D E Reese Secy, Wm Van Nortwick Treas, J M Baer Gen Mngr, 609 Morrison. (See page 145.)
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