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Eaton S M & Son (Seprenus M and Frank M), proprs Badger Bottling Co and ice dealers. Eberle Herman F. drugs. Eger Clemens T. physician.
Eggers Rev F H (Lutheran.) Eglin Rev T C (Episcopal.)
Eiffler Annie, teacher.
Ellis Wm M. painter.
Engelmann Ernest, grinder.
Enright James, carpenter.
Ernst Rev August F. pres Northwestern University.
FEISST O A & CO (C A Feisst, H M Hahn), Wholesale Liquors. 200-202 N 3d. Feld Carl R, physician.
Feldschneider Wm. live stock.
Fendt Henry, saloon.
Feske Lena. dressmaker.
Finger Rev A H (M E.)
Fischer Charles & Son Co. Charles Fischer pres, E E Fischer sec, general store. Fischer Joseph L. saloon. Fitzgerald Michael, cheese mnfr.
Fleming James A. mngr Junction Hotel. Frederich Herman, dairy.
Frederichs Albert, livery and bus line. Free Public Library, Maude Macpherson librarian.
Fritzemeier Rev Wm (Congregational).
Fuerstenau Wm. T, teacher. Gaebler Max H, piano tuner.
Gaens Andrew, dairy.
Gahlmann Sisters. dressmakers.
Gamm August Crockery and Glassware Co, August Gamm pres, John G Gamm sec and treas. Gamm Charles A, drugs. Gamm George, grocer.
Gardner Charles H, lawyer. Gates George P, farm implements.
Geschke Dora, milliner.
Geschke. Richard, hardware.
Giblin Mary, teacher.
Gingles Mrs Mary. propr West Avenue Hotel.
Globe Milling Co, Wm D Sproesser pres, Henry Mulberger sec.
Gnatzig Edward, real estate.
Goeldner Arthur, saloon.
Goeldner Otto J, jeweler and musical in- Hoffmann Mrs Henry J, grocer.
struments.
Goeldner & Barber (Eugene Goeldner, Uri Hoppe Mrs Mary, carpet weaver.
N Barber), dentists.
Goetsch Ida, music teacher.
Gohres Fred W, carpenter. Goodnette Frank, cigar mnfr.
Gorder Wm Co. Wm Gorder pres, Henry Gorder sec and treas, shoes and coal. Gorney Alice, dressmaker.
Grams E L, saloon.
Gransee John, saloon. Graunke Julius, carpenter.
Green Belle, dressmaker.
Green Mrs Elizabeth, music teacher.
Gruel Herman, saloon.
Gruel & Gohlman (John C Gruel, Ganet M Gohlman), saloon.
GRUETZMACHER WM F. Postmaster and Notions, 313 Main.
Guetzhaff Bros (Charles and Wm L.). masons.
Guetzloff John, saloon.
Guse L A & Co (Louis A and Mrs R Guse), saloon.
Guse Theodore E, grocer and saloon.
Habhegger Charles J, physician.
Habhegger John, cheese mnfr.
Hafford John, grocer.
Hahn Otto C, lawyer. Hardedge Richard, music teacher.
Hardie Alexander A. grocer.
Harrison Jarvis C, general store.
HARTIG WM, Brewer, Maltster and Bottler, 100 Cady. (See page 1227.)
Hartwig Adolph H, veterinary surgeon.
Hartwig Ferdinand C. grocer and saloon. Harvey Joseph, saloon.
Hastings August F, saloon.
Hedler Esther, teacher.
Heimsehr Mrs Dietrich, grocer.
Heismann John E. grocer.
Henrich Lillian R, dressmaker.
Henry Ira L Co, box mnfrs.
Henze George, justice and notary.
Herro Charles, confectioner.
Herro E & Son (Elias and George), con- fectioners.
Herro John, confectioner.
Hertel Joseph, shoes
Hertel & Hoffman (Andrew Hertel. Fred A Hoffman), clothing. Hertlein George, shoes.
Herzog John P, saloon and harness.
Heyn Carl E, baker.
Heyn Emil, baker.
Heyn Otto, fancy goods ard books.
Higging & Riley (James Higgins. Philip Riley), well drillers.
Hildeman Samuel T, flour and feed.
Hildemann Otto, thresher. 2 miles w.
Hilgendorf Charles & Son (Charles and Charles jr), grocers, flour and feed.
Hilgendorf Louise, dressmkr.
Hinski Rev E R (Reformed).
Hoeffner Ernest, saloon.
Hoermann Ernest, J, dentist.
Hoermann Rudolph B, physician.
Hofmann Moritz, propr Buena Vista House
Horock Joseph, blacksmith.
Hoyer Olga, teacher.
Hoyer Rev Otto (Lutheran). Huenfeld Charles, contractor.
Hummel Marie, music teacher.
Independent Band. H A Schumacher leader Jacobi & Blumenfeld (A Hugo Jacobi. Charles R. Blumenfeld), insurance.
Jaedecke Mrs Ida, fancy goods.
Jaeger Emma, dressmkr.
Jaeger Frank C. carpenter.
Jaeger Helen, teacher
FINE IMPROVED FARMS CHOICE TRACTS UNIMPROVED LANDS IN WOOD, CLARK, TAY- LOR, PRICE COUNTIES.
Benson & Anderton MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN
Where Color is Suitable. The Best Wood Preservative Discovered. CREAM CITY PAINT MNFC. CO.
Manufacturers of ROYAL BLACK DIAMOND . PAINT, for Shingle Roofs and all Woodwork 115 Wisconsin Street, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
MILWAUKEE.
Jaeger John A, agt U S Express Co. Jaeger Leonard, thresher, 2 . miles e. Jaeger Louise, teacher.
Jaeger Robert, furniture and undertaker. JAHNKE CREAMERY CO (Capital $27,- 000), L F Jahnke Pres, L J Kohlhoff Sec, Manufacturers of Fancy Creamery Butter and Dealers in Eggs, 101 Western av. Johnson Edward, physician.
Jonat JE, teacher.
Jones Wm E, carriage painter.
JOSSI JACOB, Manufacturer of and| Jobber in Cheese, 122-124 N 1st.
Judd Alonzo C, agt American Express Co.
JUNCTION HOTEL, Victor E Peck Propr, James A Fleming Mngr, Free Bus to and from City, Rate $2.00 Per Day, Watertown Junction.
Justman Aurelia, dressmkr. Justmann Robert C, cutter and grinder. Kading & Kading (Charles A Kading, Elizabeth Holste-Kading), lawyers.
Kant Frederick, drayage, Karnopp Rev August (M E).
1 Keck Fred G & Co (Fred G Keck), furni- ture. Keel Robert S, saloon.
Kehoe Anna, dressmaker
Kehoe Laura B, dressmaker. KEHR & GEVERS (Emil Kehr, Paul Gevers), Machinists, Gas Fitting, Steam and Hot Water Heating. 112-114 5th. (See page 1227.)
Kellermann, Vaughan & Co (Emil W Kel- lermann, Charles A Vaughan, A E Kuehn), farm implements.
Kelly May. teacher. Kerr Hugh L, commission.
Kessler Amelia, dressmaker.
Killian Marie, teacher.
King Edward. drayman. Kleemann Helen, dressmaker.
Klein Herman, vet surgeon. Klemann Charles F. blacksmith.
Klingmann Rev J (Lutheran.)
Knick Louis A, grocer.
Knick Paul H, photographers' supplies. Koenig Ella, teacher.
Koenig R P & Co (Rudolph P and George Koenig). flour mill.
Koester Magdalen, dressmkr.
Kohl Mrs Joseph, grocer.
Kohlhoff Bros (Gustav and Robert). thresh- ers. 4 miles e.
KOHLHOFF L J, Sec Jahnke Cream- ery Co, 101 Western av.
Kopp Ida, teacher.
Kortum Rev Fred (Adv.)
Koser Frank J. baker.
Kramer Wm, baker.
Kramp August (estate). Leonard Kramp mngr. farm implements and blacksmiths. Kratchmann August, well driller.
Krebs Wm, grocer. Kressin Mrs Johanna', carpet weaver.
Kronitz Henry W. saloon.
Krueger Wm, carpet weaver.
Krueger Mrs Wm H. baker.
Krueger & Bittner (August Krueger, Albert Bittner), live stock.
Kuehn Mrs Herman, fancy goods. Kunitz Louis, mason.
Kunz Sisters (A Kate and Hattie L). dress- makers.
Kurzweg Frederick W, shoes. -
KUSEL D & F CO, Daniel H Kusel Pres and Treas. Frederick Kusel Vice- Pres, Louis Kusel Sec. Hardware, Tin- ware. Dairy Supplies, Sheet Metal, Belt- ing, Hose, Plumbers and Gas Fitters 106- 112 Main. (See page 1224.)
Kusel Samuel, live stock. Kwong Sing, laundry. Laabs Wm. mason. La Boule Rev Joseph S (Cath.) Lange John, saloon.
Lange Mrs Mina. milliner. Lehman F H. ice.
Lehmann Fred W, lumber and coal.
LEMMERHIRT HENRY, Cheese Box
Manufacturer, foot of Clyman. (See
adv.)
H. Lemmerhirt,
MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
COOPERAGE, CHEESE BOXES,
ETC., ETC.
Shop Foot of Clyman Street,
Watertown,
Wisconsin.
Lewandosky Gottfried, barber. Lewis G B Co. G C Lewis pres and treas, L L Parks sec, apiarists' supplies. Lindsay Frank L. architect. Lippmann August, bicycles.
Loeffler Bros, florists.
LOTZ L & CO (Wm J and Mrs Mary Stuebe), Florists, 306 Main.
Lutovsky Charles & Co (Charles Lutovsky), merchant tailors.
Lyons W E. dentist.
McDonald Addie A. teacher.
McDonald Maggie, dressmaker.
McDonald Nellie, teacher. McGolrick James P. coal. Mclaughlin Felix, mason.
Mclaughlin Francis, house mover.
Macpherson Maude, librarian Free Public Library.
Maede Rudolph, saloon.
Magwood Wm, confectioner. Malloy Anna, music tchr. Malloy Catherine, music teacher.
Malloy J M. saloon.
Malowitz Minnie, dressmaker.
Marezke Frederick. saloon.
Marquart Bertha, teacher. Masterson John A, physician.
Mathieu Wm C, photographer.
Mayer Henry, saloon.
Maywood Wm. restaurant and confr. Meinert Rev D C (Moravian.)
KRUS ENGRAVING CO. EVENING WIS. BLDG.MILWAUKEE
DESIGNING HALF-TONE ZINC-ETCHING
. 1 Folding Paper Boxes of all kinds. 185-191 Milwaukee Street,
H. C. Miller Co.
342-6 Broadway, Milwaukee, Wis. Blank Book Makers.
Labor Saving Office Devices.
Removable Leaf Ledgers (See adv. in Milwaukee.)
Order Sheets
Holders, Binder's.
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Watertown
1226 Watertown
Interior Woodwork Co.
Cor. Park St. and Fifth Ave. Tels. South 37 and 38. MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
ROOFING MATERIALS, Building and Insulating Papers. PAROID ROOFING.
Watertown
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Watertown 1927
WM. HARTIG,
MALISTER,
BREWER and BOTTLER .... -OF-
FINE LAGER BEER, WATERTOWN, WIS.
EMIL KEHR
PAUL GEVERS. KEHR & GEVERS,
Machine and Repair Shop.
Gas Fitting, Steam and Hot Water Heating. TELEPHONE 852. 112-114 Fifth Street, WATERTOWN, WISCONSIN.
THE NEW COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
JOSEPH BRANDENBURG, Proprietor.
The Leading Hotel of the City. Fine Sample Rooms.
All Modern Conveniences. Headquarters for Commercial Travelers.
RATES, $2.00 AND $2.50 PER DAY.
WATERTOWN, WISCONSIN.
SONNICHSEN & STIELOW PATENT EXPERIMENTING A SPECIALTY. 128 Sycamore Street. 155
MILWAUKEE, WIS
ANALYSES OF FOOD AND FEED Products Our Specialty INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL INSTITUTE OF MILWAUKEE, 644-646 BROADWAY, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Geo. Douglass, Mgr. Wells Bldg. Milwaukee, Wis.
C 2 R. G. DUN & CO., The Mercantile Agency
Meinhart Mrs Caroline, midwife. Melzer Simon, seeds and produce.
Mendenhall Ellis A. well driller.
Mentink John W, grocer.
Merchants Bank (capital $75,000), Wm D Sproesser pres, Daniel H Kusel cashier.
Metzger Edward, music teacher.
Meyer A & O (Arthur W and Oscar E), dentists.
Meyer Eugene, shoes.
Meyer F Henry, teacher.
Meyer Wm, cattle dealer.
Meyer Wm H, meats.
Michaels & Fischer (Fred Michaels. Louis Pfaffenbach Julia A, music teacher.
Fischer). harnessmakers.
Mielke Albertina. dressmaker.
Miller Anton, shoemaker.
Miller Charles H, cigar mnfr.
Miller Louis, grocer.
MILWAUKEE-WAUKESHA BREWING
Co (Watertown Branch), Gustav Buch- Podewells Gertrude, teacher.
heit Supt. 114 3d.
Moak Orleana. teacher.
Molzahn Simon, saloon.
Monreau Maud, dressmaker.
Monreau Sifert, tailor.
Moore James W. publr Watertown Gazette.
Moulding Frank C. physician.
Muegge Philip, basket mnfr.
Mueller Mrs Emma. dressmaker.
Muench Max. teacher.
MULBERGER ARTHUR, City Attorney, 101 Main.
Mundt John F, general store.
Murphy J B Co The. J B Murphy pres and treas, J Podolske sec, wall paper.
Muth John, baker.
Mutter James, confectioner.
Needham Augustus E. lumber and coal. Neitzel Herman, thresher. 3 miles w.
Nettesheim Christian C. propr The Water- town Phoenix.
Neugebauer Carl, saloon.
Neuman Emil, propr Neuman's New Thea- ter, and bill poster.
Neuman J & Son (John and Emil), com- mission.
Neuman's New Theater, Emil A Neuman propr.
Neuman & Krueger (Edward Neuman, Ferdinand Krueger), cigar mnfr's.
Neumann Gus. barber.
NEW COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Joseph
Brandenburg Propr, 115 1st. (See page 1227) Newton Fred M. agt C & N W Ry.
Nienow & Bursinger (Charles Nienow, Ar- thur Bursinger), machinists.
Nixon Mary, dressmaker.
Northwestern University, Rev August F Ernst pres.
Northwestern University Library.
Norwack & Kohls (Otto Norwack, Wm Kohls), furniture and undertakers.
Norwack, Schmutzler & Co (Frank and Carl Norwack. Edward Schmutzler), furniture and undertakers.
Notz F Wm A, prof Northwestern Uni- versity.
Nowack & Sell (Martin Nowack. Frank Sell), meats.
O'Brien Andrew J. meats.
O'Brien M Elizabeth, teacher.
O'Connell N & Co (Nicholas O'Connell), grocers.
Oestreich Herman A, jeweler.
Oim Bros (Fred and Ernest), saloon.
Ott J Henry, prof Northwestern Univer- sity.
Otto Carl F, saloon.
Owens & Holdridge (Wallace W Owens, Harvey A Holdridge), horseshoers.
Pautz Albert, blacksmith.
Pease Harbor, lawyer.
PECK VICTOR E, Propr Junction Ho- tel and Lunch Room, Watertown Junc- tion.
Peters Charles F, osteopath.
Pett Rev Otto (Lutheran).
Pfaffenbach Casper, painter.
Pingel Louis, teacher.
Pinner John, saloon.
Piper Charles, harnessmaker.
Pitterle Vincenz, saloon.
Pitzner & Gessert (Henry Pitzner, John Gessert), saloon.
Pohlmann Frederick, shoes.
Pohlmann Mrs Mary midwife.
Prentiss James F, loans.
Pritzlaff Wm & Co (Wm and Rudolph Pritzlaff), hardware.
Prochazka Wenzel, grocer.
Public High School Library.
Quis Ernest, propr Windsor Hotel.
Raabe Augusta, dressmaker.
Racek E & Son (Edward and Edward jr), general store.
Radtke Benjamin W, farm implements.
Radtke Carl W, drayman.
Raue Herman, wall paper.
Raue Wm C & Sons (Wm C, Joseph and Baldwin S), painters and wall paper.
Reul John M, carpenter.
Rhode Wm, carpenter.
Richart-Bethke Music Co (John Richart, Wm Bethke).
Riebe Clara, dressmaker.
Riebe Wm, carpenter.
Riebs J M jr, mngr American Malting (0.
Rieck Ben H, barber.
Riemann Ernst, carpenter.
Roark Wm, saloon.
Robinson & Glaser Grover Glaser), barbers.
(Joseph Robinson,
Roegner Andrew, marble works.
Rogan Ella, mngr W U Tel Co.
Rogers Rev James (Catholic).
Rogler John. merchant tailor.
Rohde & Zickert, carpenters.
Roller Millie, milliner.
Roseman W P, supt public schools. Ruesch Leo, shoes.
RUSSELL GARRETT J, Plumber, Gas Fitter and Drain Layer, 103 W Main. (See page 1229.)
Ryan Catherine, teacher.
Ryan John T, undertaker.
SACRED HEART COLLEGE, Rev P J Carroll, C S C, President. (See page 1224.)
SACRED HEART COLLEGIAN, Edited and Issued in the Interest of the Sacred Heart College.
Salick Joseph & Son (Charles J Salick), jewelers and musical instruments.
Salick Joseph A, jeweler.
Sauer Henry W, blacksmith.
Schatz Gertrude, dressmaker.
Schatz John, carpenter.
Schatz Otto A, shoes.
Schebelak Mathis, wagonmaker.
Geo. F. Rohn, "Everything Electrical."
Complete Stock of Electric Light Supplies at Market Prices Prompt delivery. MILWAUKEE.
I
1228 Water town
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Watertown
POLK'S
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 UBLICATIONS ; Estate Directories, and OVER 70 CITY DIRECTORIES.
Watertown WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Watertown 1229
G. J. RUSSELL,
Practical Plumber, Gas
Fitter and Drain Layer.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 103 West Main Street, WATERTOWN, - WIS.
HERMAN SCHMIDT,
Proprietor Livery and Sale Stable,
Special Attention Given to Weddings and Funerals. The Best Equipped Livery Stable in the State. Prompt Service is Our Motto. Phone 411. 116-118 North First Street,
WATERTOWN.
- WIS.
SANTA& BRAZEL K.CZ
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MANUFACTURERS.GIGADS.13
WILKOWSKI BROTHERS, MAKERS OF
High Grade Cigars.
LEADING BRANDS: Wilkowski Brothers' Perfecto, Key West and High Life. THEY SELL AT SIGHT. 113 North First Street,
WATERTOWN,
-
WISCONSIN.
Established 1858.
COMA BDIW
Milwaukee Branch, 204 Grand Av.
WIGGENHORN BROS.,
102 West Main St.,
WATERTOWN, WISCONSIN.
MANUFACTURERS OF THE FAMOUS
MODERN FLORA PALM GARDEN COMMERCIAL
10c. CIGARS. BRANDS
Thn
te re k
LO.
NO BETTER SCHOOL ANYWHERE.
Green Bay Business College.
Thorough Courses, Modern Methods, Expert Teachers. E. F. QUINTAL, Prop.
(See opp. p. 422.)
1230 Watertown
R. L. POLK & CO'S
Watertown
W. A. SCHLUETER. J. H. SCHLUETER.
SCHLUETER BROS., MANUFACTURERS OF
HAVANA AND DOMESTIC
CIGARS
DEALERS IN
Tobacco and Smokers' Articles.
Try our "Merchant " Ten Cent Cigar, and our "The Arc" Five Cent Cigar.
105 West Main Street, WATERTOWN, WIS.
Scheblak & Herzog (Henry Scheblak. Paul Spear James, propr American House. Herzog), painters and wall paper. Specht Frederick, harnessmaker. Sprague G J, laundry. Scheiber Frank, undertaker.
Schempf Bros Co, Leonard Schempf pres, Edward Schempf sec, general store. Schempf Drug Co (John W Schempf). Scherer Wm, thresher, 2 miles s. Scherz Gustav, baker.
Schiebel Wm, plumber.
Schinnick Thomas F, physician. Schlueter A J, dentist.
SCHLUETER BROS (Wm A and John H), Mnfrs and Dealers in Cigars, To-
bacco and Smokers Articles, 105 W Main. Steinmann Leona, teacher.
SCHMIDT HERMAN, Livery and Sale . Stable, 116-118 N 1st. (See page 1229.)
Schmutzler & Heismann (Louis E Schmutz- ler, Charles Heismann), painters wall paper. and
Schoechert Paul F, cigar mnfr.
Schoenike Louis C, blacksmith.
Scholl Emma, dressmaker. Schott August, saloon.
Schott Bros (Reinold and Otto), saloon. Schultz Wm, saloon.
Schumacher Herman A, teacher.
SCHWIEGER DAVID, Real Estate, Loans and Insurance, 114 3d.
Seager John C, barber.
Seefeldt Frank, livery.
Seibel Emil & Co (Emil Seibel), general store.
Shaughnessy Ben, carpenter.
Sheberle Wenzel, apiarist.
Shinnick Thomas F, physician. Simon Nicholas, saloon.
Singer Mnfg Co, W F Moenning agt, sew- ing machines.
Skinner & Thauer (Charles A Skinner, Nicholas Thauer), lawyers.
Sleicher James M, physician. Smith Bert W, bus line. Smith Theresa, dressmaker.
Solliday A Fay, dentist. Sommerfeld Charles, barber.
F. TERCINSKI
DEALER IN AND MANUFACTURER OF All Kinds of Hair Goods.
WIGS AND HAIR CHAINS A SPECIALTY. 300 MAIN STREET, WATERTOWN, WISCONSIN.
BELTING and SUPPLIES Leather Belting, Shafting, Pulleys, Hangers, Etc. Wisconsin Machinery & Manufacturing Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
Mining Brokers, Timber Land Agents, Mineral Lands, Investment
States given in R. L. POLK & CO., Chicago, Il1. POLK'S REAL ESTATE DIRECTORY. Companies, Trust Companies, Real Estate Dealerg, Addresses of all in the United (See adv.)
SCHLUETER BROS., Watertown, Wis.
Sproesser W D Co, Wm Sproesser pres. Minnie Sproesser sec, jewelers and pianos Stacy Clement S, teacher, Stacy W D, justice.
Stallmann Bros (Louis and Gustav A). grocers.
Stapleton Edward M, drugs.
Steimke Carl, mason.
Steinberg Richard & Son (Richard and Richard jr), meats.
Stengler Max, photographer.
Stertz Rev H (Evangelical). Strauss Herman J, real estate and ins.
Strehlow & Trachte (Julius Strehlow, Wm F Trachte), butter and eggs. Streng George, shoemaker. Summerfield Charles E, barber.
Tanck August, real estate and loans.
Tanck Emil, city treasurer.
TERCINSKI FRANK, Hair Goods, 300 Main. (See adv.)
BLUE ROCK NATURAL LITHIA WATER Best of all for Kidneys, Bladder and Stomach. ROCK COUNTY MINERAL WATER COMPANY, JANESVILLE, WIS.
Watertown
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Waukau 1231
Tetzlaff & Co (Herman Tetzlaff, George P Wiesemann Wm, meats. Traeumer), lime.
Tillman Rev John (Catholic).
Throne Bessie, teacher.
TIMES PUBLISHING CO, J P Holland Editor, E J Schoolcraft Sec and Mngr, J W Cruger Treas, Publishers Water- town Daily Times, Commercial, General Book and Catalog Printing, 212 W Main. Toussaint & Son (Winand J and Henry J), liquors.
Turner Opera House, Wm Bethke mngr.
United States Express Co, John A Jaeger agent.
Valaskey Albert, drayman.
Volkmann Hilda, teacher.
Voss Edna, teacher.
Wallach Frank, shoemaker.
Watertown City Mutual Fire Insurance Co, Charles Fischer pres, Julius Streh- low sec.
Watertown Cold Storage Co, John Habheg- ger pres, Anna Habhegger sec.
WATERTOWN DAILY TIMES, Times Publishing Co Publishers, 212 W Main. Watertown Electric Co, F E Woodard pres, P L Utley sec.
Watertown Gas Light Co, Charles Mackey supt.
Watertown Gazette, J W Moore publr.
Watertown Grain Co (Herman Wertheimer)
Watertown Phoenix The, C C Nettesheim Zemke Bros (Gustav and Otto), saloon. proprietor.
Watertown Table Slide Co, E W Schultz
pres and genl mngr, W C Schultz vice- Zoellick Martin F, jeweler. pres, M H Gaebler sec and treas.
Watertown Water Works Co, Julius Fix superintendent.
WATERTOWN WELTBUERGER AND Erzaehler German Weekly, Weltbuerger Printing Co, Publishers, 317 Main.
Webb George W, agt C, M & St P Ry. Weber F E, city clerk.
Weber J & Son (Frank B Weber), lumber. Weber Wm, hardware.
Wegemann & Strauss (Max Wegemann, John Strauss), dry goods and grocers.
Wegemann & Weber (Otto A Wegemann, Fred Weber), clothing.
Weggemann Albert E, hides and bowling alley.
Weise Mary, teacher.
Weiss Mrs Clara, milliner.
Wells M D Co, J H Venet mngr, shoe mnfrs WELTBUERGER PRINTING COMPANY, M F Blumenfeld Pres, David Blumenfeld Vice-Pres, Charles R Blumenfeld Sec and Treas, Publishers Watertown Weltbuerg- er and Erzaehler, English and German Job Printing, 317 Main.
Wenck Charles J, insurance.
Wendtland George, carriage painter.
Wenker Frank L, blacksmith.
Werner Frederick C, physician.
Wertheimer Herman, mayor.
West Avenue Hotel, Mrs Mary Gingles the nearest banking point. Has Baptist and - proprietor. Methodist Episcopal churches. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Telephone connection. J. G. Bagley, postmaster.
Western Union Telegraph Co, Ella Rogan manager.
Wetter Caroline, dressmaker.
Wetter Frank M, grocer. Whelan James, nursery. Whyte Wm F, physician.
Wieman Edward F, lawyer. Wiens A R Brush Co, John Chapman mngr.
Wiggenhorn A & Son (August A and Eu- gene J), jewelers.
WIGGENHORN BROS (Julius W and Guido), Cigar Mnfrs, 102 W Main. (See page 1229.)
Wilder Ella, teacher.
WILKOWSKI BROS (Fred C Wilkow- ski), Makers of High Grade Cigars, 113 N 1st. (See page 1229.)
Willenbockel Henry, carpenter.
Williams Lizzie, teacher.
Williams Mrs Maud A, dressmaker.
Windsor Hotel, Ernest Quis propr.
Winkelmann Otto, saloon.
Winkenwerder Henry, hardware.
Wisconsin Business College, H O Thomp- son secretary.
Wisconsin House, Ferdinand Behl propr.
Wisconsin National Bank (capital $50,000; surplus $10,000), Wm F Voss pres, Wm P Brown cashier.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, Frank Petro mngr Wittchow Charles, tinner.
Woelffer Robert, saloon.
Woltmann Louise H, dressmaker.
Woodard Wm H, lawyer.
Wright Charles E, photographer.
Wright Joseph, real estate and insurance.
Zastrow Emil, cattle and hog breeder, 2 miles n.
Zimmermann August, blacksmith.
Zoelle George, barber.
Zuehlke Julius, drayman.
WAUCOUSTA.
Population, 100. A village in Osceola township, Fond du Lac county, 15 miles southeast of Fond du Lac, the county seat, and 41/2 from Campbellsport, the nearest railway station and banking point. Mail. daily. Telephone connection. Caroline A. Buslaff, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bartelt H F, wagonmaker.
Buslaff A C, grocer.
BUSLAFF CAROLINE €, Postmaster.
Buslaff Fred, blacksmith,
Buslaff Hattie, carpet weaver and dressmkr Flanagan James, saloon.
PIPER CARL & SON, General Store.
Polzean Frank, saloon.
Rahm Frank, blacksmith.
Rosenbaum Leo, carpenter.
Sackett H F, cheese manufacturer.
WAUKAU.
Population, 300. A village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Rushford township, Winne- bago county, 12 miles southwest of Osh- kosh, the county seat, and 4 from Omro.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
BAGLEY J G, General Store and Post- master. Carle E A, live stock.
DEYOE & STROCHINE, Hotel.
Robt. B. Clark
WHOLESALE Buyer and Shipper HAY, GRAIN, SEEDS, POTATOES CHIPPEWA FALLS WIS. Write for Prices
Statements of Taxes Furnished.
Abstracter
"The Rookery," ASHLAND, WIS. NED WITHERS, REAL ESTATE BOX 176.
A. C. UECKE,
CUMBERLAND, WISCONSIN.
Real Estate and Unimproved Lands. (See page Ia.)
1232
Waukau
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Waukesha
Hanson H, blacksmith.
Jensen H, blacksmith.
MacDougal Peter, physician.
Miller Rev A T (Baptist).
Nelsen Jensen, blacksmith.
Rivard M, general store. Rush Lake Creamery Co.
Smith D, railroad, express and tel agent.
WAUKESHA.
Population, 8,500. The judicial seat of Aitken Edith, artist. Waukesha county, is an incorporated city Albright Hattie, dressmaker. located on the Little Fox river and on the C., M. & St. P., the C. & N. W. Rys. (depots % mile apart), and the W. C. Ry. (depot % mile from other two), 17 miles Anderson Charles, architect. west of Milwaukee and 102 from Chicago. Anderson George T, hides. The city is lighted bv electricity and gas, Anderson Margaret J, dressmaker. has an excellent system of water works, a Anderson W H, mineral spring. complete sewerage system, a thoroughly Andrews Arthur A, plumber. equipped fire department, an opera house, Angevine Mrs Annie M, hairdresser. 2 banks and lodges of the various secret Arlington Hotel, J N Newell proprietor. and benevolent societies. Among the chief interests of the city are its mineral springs, the healing properties of whose waters Arnold C S & H S, drugs. have brought Waukesha into world wide Arnold Wm, baker prominence and obtained for it the title Assel Mabel E, teacher. of the "Saratoga of the West." The ship- Austin Asa, carpenter. ment of water has reached immense pro- Bahr Henry, carpenter.
portions. The first spring was discovered over fifty years ago. Within twenty years however numerous others have come into existence and ship water all over this country and Europe. In order to accommo- date the immense throngs of visitors that come here during the summer months numerous and large hotels and boarding
been built. There are
houses have churches of the Baptist, Catholic, Congre- gational, Episcopal, Evangelical, Methodist, Free Methodist, German Reformed, Luth- eran, Methodist Episcopal, and Presbyter- jan denominations. The city has a splen- did system of public schools. The high school building erected in 1899. is one of the finest in the state. In addition to its public schools Waukesha is the seat of Carroll College, which was founded ir
1848. The college has recently been en- dowed and the college building enlarged and improved. The college has both aca- demic and collegiate departments. The State Industrial School for Boys is located here. The pupils are engaged in the manu- facture of boots and shoes, socks, mittens, and the clothing worn by the inmates. There is a large farm in connection. Three progressive and ably edited newspapers- Dispatch, Freeman and Weekly Press, are published. In general lines of industry Wau- kesha is rapidly taking a position among the leading cities of the state. Three ex- tensive steel companies give employment to a large number of men. One of the larg- est fruit canning establishments in the west is located here, while numerous smaller manufacturing institutions add their share to the industrial importance of the place. In its commercial buildings Waukesha is unique. Almost the entire
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