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Rowe Wm H, physician.
Rueding Ella, teacher.
Russell Joseph A, saloon.
Russell & Majeski (Wm Russell, Frank Majeski), saloon.
Ryall Thomas & Son (Thomas and Arthur T), grocers.
RYAN, MERTON & NEWBURY (T E Ryan, F Merton, C W Newbury), Attor- neys-at-Law, National Exchange Bank Bldg. (See page 1237.)
SAWYER WALTER P, Pres National Exchange Bank.
Schaetzel Adam, saloon.
Schafer & Geisler (Wm Schafer. Edward Geisler), general store.
Schaub Edward, painter.
Schimmels Mrs E M, grocer.
Schleck & Bliess, florists.
Schley August Co, August Schley pres, Catherine Schley sec, general store.
SCHLITZ HOTEL, C W Brown Propr. (See page 1239.)
Schlossman Samuel, clothing.
Schober Bros (Fred and Michael), bicycles.
Tul Schock Frank P. meats.
Schock John. saloon.
Schock John P, saloon.
Schock Louise A, dressmaker.
Scholl Wm A, sheriff.
Raeber Philip, barber.
Raggio Ida. dressmkr.
Railroad Hotel, Hans Frank propr.
Randle J K & Son (John K and Harry R), furniture and undertakers. Rankin May N, teacher.
Rawson H R ,field agent, Wisconsin In- dustrial School for Boys.
Ray & Ward (James M Ray, John T. Ward), orchestra.
Redford Hardware Co (Arthur E Redford),
T.I.c.
Sim George, music teacher. Sing Lee, laundry.
Singer Mnfg Co. J H Loeb mngr, sewing machines.
Slattery Mrs Elizabeth, dressmaker.
Slawson Anna A, teacher.
Sleep Alice M, teacher.
We sell FARMS, Country Prop= erties, City Properties, Homes, Timber Lands, Etc.
O. E. Pederson Land Co. LADYSMITH, WIS.
The Time Indemnity Company Germania Building, (See page 8.) MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Allouez
Bi-Magnesia Water cures Diabetes, Bright's Disease, Rheumatism. Mail postal for information, SPRINGS, GREEN BAY, WIS.
Waukesha WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
Waukesha 1241
SLEEP WM H, Vice-Pres National Ex-[ VOIGT GUSTAV C, Propr Waukesha change Bank.
Smart Blanche P. nurse.
Smith A J, prin Hadfield School.
Smith Frank S. carpenter.
Smith Jacob K. awnings.
Smith James N, mason contractor.
Smith Jesse A, livery.
Smith John W, carpenter.
Smith Rev Lowell C (Presbyterian). Smith Samuel D, restaurant.
Snyder Henry, shoemaker.
Snyder Matthew L, lawyer. justice mayor.
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Sommer Wm C. carpenter.
Spechnetsky Solomon, junk.
Spence Thomas, notary public.
Sperl Esther, dressmaker.
Sperl George confectioner.
Sperry Ellen M, milliner.
Spring City Hotel, George R Jones propr. Spring City Laundry, F L Gilman & Co, proprietors.
Staab Henry, carpenter.
Standard Oil Co. C A Bergeler agent.
Stark Albert, shoemaker.
Staub John, grocer.
Steckel Gustav. barber. Steckel Veronica, music teacher.
Steele & Dixon (Charles F Steele, Dixon), farm implements.
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Steinke Paul G. cigar manufacturer.
Steinkert A Linus, carpenter. Stewart Levina, teacher.
Stewart Martha, dressmaker.
Stoeckel Anna, teacher.
Stoeckel Gustav, barber.
Strong Reuben A, mason.
Sumner Mrs Terrie M. lawyer.
Suttner John B. tailor.
Swain John. dairy. Swift A M. saloon.
Taft J W, phys. Tarun Charles, restaurant. Tassell George W. genl store.
Taylor George C. phys. Taylor Thomas H. agt C. M & St P Ry. Terrace Hotel .:
Terry Howard L, prin city schools.
Thayer Edmond F, pianos and organs. Thompson Marion. dressmaker.
Thompson Wm. blacksmith. Tichenor Charlotte H, music teacher. Tichenor Vernon H. lawyer.
Tilly R C, restaurant. Tolg Charles F, tinner.
Tonn Henry. shoemaker.
Tornhorst Paul, nursery. Trakel Charles J. mason. Treat H. C. agt U S Exp Co. Truax Lettie, confr.
TULLAR D S, Municipal Judge. Tullar Hobart A, ins. Tulla'r Orchestra. H A Tullar mngr.
TULLAR & LOCKNEY (D S Tullar, Henry Lockney), Attorneys-at-Law, Will Practice in All Courts, Rooms 201-203 Ovitt Block. (See page 1237.)
United States Exp Co, H C Treat agt. Vanderpool C A. teacher.
Village of Waukesha Mutual Fire Ins Co, John L Gaspar pres, John Brehm sec. Vincent George H. dairy supplies. Vincent Wright, pumps.
Vogt Mrs Peter, tailor. Vohs Wm, meats.
Rug Works and Mnfr of Carpet Weaving Machinery, 218-220 St Paul av. (See
page 1239.)
Votteler Gustav A. milliner.
Waegli Frank, carp.
Walbridge Ellen, teacher.
Walker James C, mngr Fountain Spring House. Wallace Grace, dressmaker.
Walton Mattie C. teacher.
Ward John P. phys. Ward Joseph, plasterer.
Ward Walter C, saloon. Ward Wm C. saloon and hides.
Ward & Murphy (John P Ward, Wm T Murphy), phys.
Wardrobe J T & C E (Jay T and Charles E). dentists.
Wardrobe W G & Co (Walter G and Mary E Wardrobe), drugs.
Warner Faith, music teacher.
Watson Thoma's W, photogr supplies.
Waukesha Arcadian Co. Fred Phelps pres and mngr. H Phelps sec.
Waukesha Bill Posting Co, Charles H Bowen mngr.
WAUKESHA CANNING CO. Frank T Snare Pres, C S Crary Vice-Pres, W H Nicholls Sec. S R Gilmore Treas. Grow- ers and Packers of Fancy Canned Goods.
WAUKESHA COLLECTION AGENCY, Dan K Zimmerman Mngr. 3 Frame Block. 331 Broadway. (See page 1239.)
Waukesha Compressed Air Cleaning and Painting Co. C F Steele pres, Charles E Nelson sec.
Waukesha County Agricultural Assn. Frank W Harland sec.
Waukesha Dispatch, Dispatch Publishing Co proprs.
Waukesha Expanded Metal Co. T E Ryan pres, S B Harding sec-treas.
Waukesha Freeman, H M Youmans publr. Waukesha Gas and Electric Co. F H Put- ney pres, T W Haight sec. H M Buck supt.
Waukasha Grain & Produce Co. F J Smart pres and mngr.
WAUKESHA IMPERIAL SPRING CO. Charles Manegold Jr Pres, August S Lin- demann Sec and Treas. Bottlers of Min- eral Water.
Waukesha Lithia Spring Co.
Waukesha Malleable Iron Co. F H Putney pres. A S Putney sec. C A Haertel treas and mngr.
WAUKESHA MANUFACTURING CO, W H Madden Sec. N H Madden Mngr, Mnfrs of Weather Strips. Bee Hives. Tanks, Boxes and General Mill Work cor Arca- dian and Wis Central Tracks. (See page 1237.)
Waukesha Marble & Granite Works, Jacob H Johnson propr.
WAUKESHA NATIONAL BANK (Cap- ital $150,000. Surplus $75,000). A J Frame Pres. R Weaver Vice-Pres. F H Putney Vice-Pres H M Frame Cashier E R Est- berg Asst Cashier, W R Frame Asst Cashier. (See page 1237.)
Waukesha Public Library. Fannie L Ellis librarian.
WAUKESHA RUG WORKS, Gustav C Voigt Propr. 218-230 St Paul av. (See page 1239.)
Waukesha Sheet Metal Co. F J Patterson pres, J S Jones vice-pres and genl mngr.
G rand Trunk For Niagara Falls, Toronto, Montreal, Portland, Railway System. Canada and the East.
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Gazetteers and Business Directories of MANY STATES, Medical and Surgical Register of the United States, Dental Register of the United States, Milling UBLICATIONS: Lumber and Real Estate Directories, and OVER 70 CITY DIRECTORIES.
FIRST NATIONAL ACCIDENT COMPANY
ACCIDENT AND HEALTH INSURANCE. Liberal Policy; Prompt Pay. Empire Bldg., cor. Grand Avenue and West Water, MILWAUKEE, WIS. Phone Main 1816
For Niagara Falls, Toronto, Mon- elIl treal, Portland, Canada and East.
1242 Waukesha R. L. POLK & CO.'S Waunakee
Waukesha Spring Ice Co (Thomas Dia- mond.)
Waukesha Springs Sanitarium, Dr Byron MY M C A, George W Asling sec.
Caples supt.
WAUKESHA WATER CO THE, George W Marvin Mngr, Proprs Glen Rock Lithia Spring and Hygeia Mineral Spring. 400 West av.
Waukesha Water Works. H E Wolbert supt.
Waukesha Weekly Press, G C Weiss mngr. Weaver Lloyd S, barber.
Weaver & Ross (Lloyd S Weaver. Wm C in Buffalo county, 16 miles southeast of
Ross), barbers.
Webo Calvert D. barber.
WEBER'S BREWERY, 'S F Weber Manager, 141 North.
WEBER STEPHEN F, Mngr Weber's Brewery. 141 North.
Weinheimer Philip, cigar mnfr.
Weiss George C, mngr Waukesha Weekly Press.
Welch Ammon V. confr.
Wells Edward, barber.
Wessner George, saloon.
Western Union Tel Co. Joseph J Hughes mngr.
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White Rock Avenue House. Wm D Roberts propr ..
White Rock Mineral Spring Co. C A Welch and a weekly newspaper, The Post. Exp.,
pres.
Whitney Ella, teacher.
Whitney Wildon, teacher.
Wiechers John L. cigar mnfr.
Wigginton Bros (John N and Harry M). dentists.
Wilbur Lumber Co. Ross H Wilbur mngr.
Wilka Herman L. cement walks.
Wilkins Wm J, blacksmith.
Williams Andrew, blacksmith.
Williams George, saloon.
Williams Hannah, music teacher
Williams John, dairy.
Williams Wm E. mason.
Williamson Rev Chester H (Presby.)
Willis L C, insurance.
Winters Ray, saloon.
Winzenried Adolph E. meats.
Wisconsin Butter & Cheese Co. J H Harris pres. G D Puffer treas.
Wisconsin Central Ry. A J Bell agt.
Wisconsin Central House, Herbert D Lewis propr.
WISCONSIN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR
Boys, A J Hutton Supt and Steward, E H
Huebing Asst Supt and Steward. H R KOLTES & RIPHAHN (J G Koltes, P R
Rawson Field Agent, J S Roesseler Prin- cipal of School.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, A J Baldwin mngr McGuire John, saloon. Wolf John H, saloon.
Wolf Laura. dressmaker.
Wolf Mathia's J, saloon.
Wolf Wm P. carp.
Wolfe Bros (Edward and George), farm Pahn Henry N, saloon.
implts.
Wolfe John H. saloon.
Wolfe John J, saloon.
Wood Bert. junk.
Woodward Albert E, painter.
Wright Tillie M, music teacher. Yanke Louis, saloon.
Youmans Henry M, publr Waukesha Free- man.
Zimmerman Wm II carpenter.
ZIMMERMANN DAN K, Mngr Wauke- sha Collection Agency, Real Estate Bought and Sold, Loans Negotiated, Fire Insurance, Farms for Rent, room 3 Frame Blk, 331 Broadway. (See page 1239.)
WAUMANDEE.
Population, 100. On river of same name
Alma, the county seat, and 14 from Foun- tain City, the usual banking and shipping point. Mail, daily.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Andres Wm, hotel.
Everest Theodore, blacksmith.
Fritschler Henry, carpenter.
Ochsner Henry W, physician.
OERTLE JOHN, General Store.
Venus Joseph, blacksmith.
Weber Charles, shoemaker.
Wirtenberger Frederick W, general store.
WAUNAKEE.
Population, 500. An incorporated village
ship, Dane county, 10 miles northwest of Madison, the judicial seat. Has a state bank, Catholic and Presbyterian churches
Am. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. P. R. Riphahn, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bain Wm E, photographer.
Blake Austin M, physician.
Branson Henry, saloon.
BUHLMAN & PARMER (James Buhl- man, E A Parmer), General Store.
Clarke James, general store.
Cowan Fred C. barber.
Deans George W, livery.
Doll Herman, blacksmith.
Esser Peter, confectioner.
Flanagan John, blacksmith.
Fleiner Gustav, tinsmith.
Ford A L, insurance. Freney Lawrence, carriages and pumps.
Hilgers Casper, creamery.
Hilgers Martin, saloon.
Hodge Wm A, flour mill.
Holstein Otto. barber.
Hoppmann August C, lawyer.
Kirschesch Simon, shoemaker.
Kirst Edwin S, harnessmaker.
Riphahn), Hardware and Lumber.
Laughlin Wm J, jeweler.
Marble & Pape (Wm Marble, John Pape), general store.
Marsh Thomas, carpenter.
Neill James, grain.
Reeve Harry L, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Schwartz Wm, propr Wisconsin Central House.
Shaw B W, physician.
Siepker Rev B A (Catholic).
Simonson Bros (Erick and Briet), gen store Sprecher OttoW , publr Waunakee Post.
George Wetmore Colles, M. E. 408 Alhambra Bldg. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Class
High Patent Solicitor And
- Former U. S. Examiner of Patents
Expert Highly Technical Cases a Specialty
Grand Trunk Railway System
Whaling Mrs Ella M, teas.
Wheeler Addie L. dressmaker.
Wheeler Bros (John E and Frank A), bot- on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Westport town-
RUNDLE-SPENCE MFG. CO. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Modern Plumbing Goods of all kinds.
Waunakee
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Waupaca 1243
Taylor James F, justice and insurance. Uebersetzig Peter, restaurant.
Waunakee Post, Otto W Sprecher publr.
Waunakee State Bank (capital $25,000), M J Churchill Charles, lawyer.
O Malley pres, Anthony Kenney cashr.
WAUPACA.
Population, 3,600. An incorporated city and the judicial seat of Waupaca county, is located on the Waupaca river and on the Wisconsin Central Ry., 29 miles south- east of Stevens' Point, 130 northwest of Milwaukee, and 221 northeast of Chicago. The city is lighted by electricity, has water works, a well- equipped and efficient fire department, 8 churches, a fine public school system. telephone facilities, 2 banks, first- class hotels, flouring mill, planing mill, 2 starch factories, foundry and machine shop, and 3 weekly newspapers, the Post, the Record and the Republican. The city is situated in the center of the great Wiscon- sin poato belt, the shipments during the season from here being over one million bushels. The chain of lakes 31/2 miles west of the city is one of Wisconsin's famed beauty spots. there being 16 lakes joined to- gether. On their shores are hotels, numer- ous cottages and the Wisconsin Veterans' Home, which latter place is connected with the city-a distance of 5 miles-by electric railway. Three steamers make daily trips during the season and bass and pickerel fishing is excellent. Near these lakes are trout streams that are unexcelled. Four miles north of Waupaca is a fine deposit of granite. Waupaca is a popular summer resort, having ample hotel accommodations, the charges being reasonable. Tel., W. U. Exp., National. A. M. Penney, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Amenson Sina, dressmaker.
Anderson Frederick, blacksmith.
Anderson O G Land Agency (O G and Hans Anderson).
Anderson Peter, well borer.
Bailey Winifred, libr public libray.
Banting G O. principal of school.
Bantley Bartholomew, physician.,
Barnes Asa D, nurseryman.
Barnhart Deal L, feed stable.
Barrington Samuel A, grocer.
Bergfors Henry, tailor.
Bethany Orphans Home, Rev L Johnson Hansen Christian H. photogr. manager.
Bowers Charles, saloon.
Breit Albert, sporting goods.
Breitenstein John, jeweler.
Bridgman Edward, blacksmith.
Bristow James T, dentist.
Hess Fred, sheriff. Brooks Wm, confectioner. Brown Mrs Dagmar M, physician. Hickey James, barber. Browne E L & E E (Edward L and E E Hirst Rev George (Episcopal).
Browne, W E Fisher), lawyers.
Bruley Wm T, livery. Buck Orville, mason.
Burgess Frank, plumber. Burns Mrs C, dressmaker.
Carpenter Mrs A R, publr Waupaca Record Catterson Mrs Nettie M, carpet weaver.
Central Lumber Co, F A Fuller mngr.
Chady Mrs Mary E, milliner.
Chady Wincell, confectioner.
Chesley Charles W, restaurant.
Christensen Christ B, confectioner.
Christofferson P J, physician.
Citizens Telephone Exchange, H G Slater manager.
Clark George, cranberry grower. 5 miles 8. Claussen Wm R, veterinary surgeon,
Cohen Bros (Joseph A and Nathan), gen- eral store.
Colby Rev R C (Baptist.)
Cook Theodore M, billiards.
Cormican Herbert L, dentist.
Costrue C O. agt Wisconsin Central R R.
Cristy Joseph E, dry goods.
Czeskleba Ernest H, hardware.
Dall Christian P. shoemaker.
Danielsen Sophus, grocer.
Danish Home, J C Miller pres.
Danish Home Hall, C P Dall sec.
Davis Clarence, painter.
Derleith H M. mngr Strehlow & Trachte.
Downey Daniel, marble works.
Dutton Albert A, baker.
Emmons W M, lawyer.
Erickson & Anderson, dairy, 3 miles w.
Eseman Charles, photogr.
Evans John, woolen mill.
Fabricius Peter, saloon. Fallgatter Bros, flour mill. Fischer Mathias J, blksmith.
Flagg Mrs J H, carpet weaver.
Frogner Ole G, register of deeds.
Gallagher J F & Co (John F Gallagher, John W Heaney) farm machinery.
Ghoca George W, supervision of assess- ments.
Gmeiner Conrad, brick mnfr.
Godfrey Samuel P, farm machinery.
Goldberg Samuel, second-hand store.
GORDINIER C S, Propr The Gordinier. (See page 1244.)
GORDINIER THE, C S Gordinier Propr. (See page 1244.)
Gordon John, meats.
GRAND VIEW HOTEL, Grand View "Hotel Co proprs.
GRAND VIEW HOTEL CO, Irving P Lord Pres, W H Lord Sec, proprs Grand View Hotel.
Gunderson Nels, saloon.
Gurley Jason F. drayman.
Hall Charles M. jeweler.
Hall Mattie, artist.
Hansen Christian, saloon.
Hansen Mrs Hannah, dressmkr.
Hansen Martin, shoemaker.
Hansen Rasmus P. baker.
Hart John C, lawyer.
Hatch James M. county judge.
Hayward Rev F A (Baptist).
Hocking Bros (Wm J and J Finley), drugs. Hoffman Charles R, jeweler.
Hole Ole O, grocer.
Hollenbeck Asa W. brewers agent.
Holly A J & Sons (Asa J. Roy and Rob- ert), furniture.
Holmes Winslow H, publr Waupaca Repub- lican.
Holst Peter, grocer.
Hom John, live stock.
Particulars.
for
Write The Davidor Promoting Co., We have Investments that Pay Large Dividends Monthly and Small Savings Paying Large Returns Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Tobin-Gerlinger Steel Casting Co. FOUNDERS ELECTRIC, MINING, SAW MILL, AUTOMOBILE and General Machinery. Telephone West Allis 19. WEST ALLIS, WISCONSIN
COMPLICATED AUDIT ACCOUNTS ANALYZED GREIG & ACHESON, Public Accountants,
YOUR SYSTEMS DEVISED 619 ROYAL INS. BLDG.,
ACCOUNTS
CHICAGO, ILL.
1244 Waupaca
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Waupaca
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
ALFRED JOHNSON, Abstracts and Insurance
Farm Lands, Real Estate, Loans and Conveyancing.
TAXES PAID FOR NON-RESIDENTS.
WAUPACA, WIS.
1606 St. Paul Avenue,
The Gordinier Leading Hotel in the City.
Brick Hotel, centrally located opposite Court House. Special Attention to Commercial Trade. Large Sample Rooms. Steam Heat. Rooms with Bath. 'Bus meets All Trains.
$2.00 and $2.50 PER DAY. C. S. GORDINIER, Prop.
WAUPACA, WIS.
Siebers & Pederson PATTERN MAKERS
Ho Sing, laundry. Hoskins D M. grocer.
Ingebret O, clerk circuit court.
James George H, furniture.
Jeffers E B, mngr Waupaca Novelty Wks. Jenks Leroy L, propr Park Hotel.
Jensen James, boat builder.
Jensen Kate, milliner.
Jensen Mrs Nels, dressmaker.
Jensen Nels C, second-hand goods
Jensen Nels & Co (Nels Jensen), meats.
Jensen Simon, carpenter.
Jepson Nels P, nurseryman.
JOHNSON ALFRED, Abstracts, Insur- adv.)
Johnson Anton, general store.
Johnson Edward, horseshoer.
Johnson J Peter, hides.
Johnson Rev L (Evan Luth).
Klein S & Co (Samuel Klein) grocers. Knapp & Co, furniture.
Knight & Nelson (Page Knight, Jacob Nelson Painting Co (Thorvel, Carl. Her-
Nelson), wagon makers.
Knudsen Hans P, carpenter.
Koons Philip, florist. Kostuck Leo, barber.
Laabs Bros (Herman F and Robert H), Olson Claire M, dentist. grocers.
Lamb Chester F, wood.
Larsen A & Son (Albert and Harry), grocers.
Larson Andrew F, barber.
Larson Lars S, chief police.
Larson Louis A, grocer.
Lea Alfred R, clothing.
Lea Hugo M, general store ..
Locksley Hall, Wm Smith propr. Looker Alden, grocer. LORD IRVING P, Law, Insurance, Real Estate and Loans.
Lund Frederick E, harnessmaker.
McNaughton Dr Joseph B, drugs. Madsen John, meats.
Manchin Frank, mineral springs.
Martin Wm N, district attorney (Manawa P O).
Matthews Tailoring Co (R F Matthews, L W Larson).
Miller George W, stair builder.
Miller Wayne D, exp and tel agt.
(capital $50,- Wm Dressen cashier.
Nelson A G Lumber Co, A G Nelson pres, E W Nelson sec.
Nelson Frederick, cigar mnfr.
Nelson Jacob, blacksmith.
man and Albert Nelson).
Nelson Thorwaldt, shoes.
Nourse A E, live sotck. Olfson Peter M, grain.
Olson Wm, restaurant. Paris James M, barber.
Park Hotel, L L Jenks propr.
Paronto Felix, barber.
Paulson Alfred .P, plumber.
Pedersen L & Son (Lars and Walter), general store.
Pelton Levi H, physician.
Penney Albert M, postmaster and produce.
Milwaukee Solvay Coke
No Soot or Smoke. Costs less than MILWAUKEE COKE & GAS CO.
(See adv. opp. Coke Mnfrs.)
Anthracite and lasts as long. 21-26 UNIVERSITY BLDG. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Substantially made Patterns for Standard use our Patterns made for anything that can be Cast in Metal Specialty. Phone West 394. (See adv. in Milwaukee.)
ance, Real Estate and Farm Lands. (See Mortell Rev W P (Catholic).
National Bank of Waupaca 000, surplus $15,000), H E Miles pres,
Cut over and Hardwood Lumber Lands for Sale In Barron and Washburn Counties, Wis. JAMES ATKINSON, Rice Lake. Phone 86.
(See adv. p. 7.)
Waupaca
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Waupun 1245
Perry S L, coroner (Marion P O).
Petersen Peter, blacksmith.
Fetersen & Christensen (Wm Petersen,
Louis Christensen), restaurant.
Woodward Mrs Emma, optician.
Peterson Grocery Co (James P
and Yorkson Hans, brewers' agent. Yorkson John, general store.
Christ Peterson), grocers.
Peterson Fred D, hotel.
Peterson Henry, saloon.
Peterson M T, Wm Peterson mngr, pumps. Peterson Nels P, blacksmith.
Pommer C J, lime.
Post Publishing Co, Sturtevant & Ware the latter. It is incorporated as a city and
proprs.
Proctor Rev H T (Baptist).
Randall Myron R, sewing machines.
Rasmussen James, meats.
Reed Herbert L, physician. Rosche Frederick W, fundry.
Rutherford Wm A, saloon.
Rynning Rev C J (Danish Methodist). Sander Carl A, physician.
SCOTT MERRITT B, Justice of Peace tory, carriage works, umbrella factory, a and Notary Public. creamery, etc. The Wisconsin State Prison
SCOTT WINFIELD & SON (Winfield is located here. Two weekly newspapers- and Merritt B), Abstracts, Real Estate, the Leader and the Democrat-are pub- Insurance, Loans and Collections.
lished. The products of the factories, with SHOEMAKER LEWIS F. County Clerk. grain and live stock, are shipped. Exp., Simonsen Rev N P (Danish Lutheran).
U. S. Tel., W. U. J. W. Meiklejohn, post- Smith Wilber, county supt schools (Man- master.
awa P O).
Spencer Charles A, drugs.
Stewart John A, county treasurer.
Stout Frank, saloon.
Strehlow & Trachte, H M Derleith mngr, creamery.
Sturtevant & Ware (John L Sturtevant, John M Ware), proprs Post Publishing Co Townsend Evan, cranberry grower. Trimble Thomas W. physician.
Truesdell Clarence H, drugs.
Union Starch Co, A M Penney pres, Charles G Sawyer sec.
Versen Joseph A. general store.
Veterans' Home Library.
Ware John M, dairyman.
Waupaca County National Bank (capital $50,000), Charles Churchill pres, Melville Beckman John, carpenter.
F Skinner cashr.
Waupaca Electric Light and Railway Co, Irving P Lord pres, J D Caughell sec. Waupaca Free Public Library, Winifred Bailey librarian.
Waupaca Novelty Works. E B Jeffers mngr Waupaca Post, Post Publishing Co publrs. Waupaca Record. Mrs A R Carpenter publr. Waupaca Republican, W H Holmes publr. Waupaca Starch and Potato Co. Josepn H Brooks C M, furniture.
Woodnorth pres, John W Evans sec.
Weeks Mrs Stella, dressmaker. Wheeler E F. lawyer.
Whipple & Felker (Frank Whipple, Her- man Felker), livery and bus line.
White Rev G W (Methodist).
White Mrs Harriet A, insurance.
White N L, insurance.
WHITTINGTON SAMUEL, Propr The Hub Saloon, Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Feed Stable in Connection.
Williams Ernest C, hardware.
Williams H W, hardware.
Wisconsin Tel Co, E T Powell mngr.
Wisconsin Veterans' Home, Col J H Wood- north supt.
Wisconsin Veterans' Home Band, George Coon Mrs D G, millinery.
Larson leader.
Woodnorth Jeff, city clerk. -
Woodnorth Col J H, supt Wisconsin Vet- erans' Home.
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ALTHOUSE-WHEELER CO THE, M J Althouse Pres, L D Hinkley Sec and Treas, Mnfrs Wind Mills, Galvanized Steel Wind Mills. Towers, Pumps, Water Tanks and Feed Grinders. (See page 1247.) Atwood & Vesper (Charles Atwood, Albert Vesper), creamery.
Bacon Mrs Abbie, dressmaker.
Banway George, furniture.
Bausch Jacob, shoemaker.
Beach & Tillotson (E M Beach, R E Tillot- son), lawyers.
Billmeyer D Harrison, physician.
Bloede] R E. blacksmith.
Blunt Wm S, physician.
Bousch Jacob, shoemaker.
Brascamp Wm. carpetner.
BREYER BROS (J C, A G and F W), Mnfrs Tanks and Lawn Swings.
Brinkerhoff James, insurance.
Brinkerhoff J H, real estate.
Brooks Wm E, photographer.
Brown John, physician.
Brown Mrs Josie, dressmaker.
Bulow George W. hardware.
Bush Frederick, grocer.
Butts L J, insurance.
Caldwell & Loomans (W E Caldwell, D J Loomans), lumber.
CAMPBELL F J, Propr Troy Steam Laundry. (See page 1246.)
Carnton Print, mayor.
City Hotel, L N Meyer propr.
Clark F T, physician.
Clark Mary E, teacher.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE, Albert Zantner Propr. (See page 1246.)
Coon H W & Son (H W and E G), furn.
WAUPUN.
Population, 3,500. Is about evenly divided between Dodge and Fond du Lac counties. but, by the postal authorities, accorded to
is a station on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., and 'busses run to Chester station, 3 miles dis- tant, making regular connections with trains on the C. & N. W. Ry. Has churches of the leading religious denominations, ex- - cellent schools, a public hall, water works. 2 banks a city hall, opera house, wind mill and pump factory, flour mill, brewery, plow factory, knitting factory, shoe fac-
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Allen Rev E (Baptist).
ALTHOUSE MILO J. Pres The Alt- house-Wheeler Co. (See page 1247.)
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Curtis H C, justice of peace.
Curtis Ray, cigars and pool.
Davison A M, grocer.
Davison Theater, W S Germain mngr.
Deuitt John, saloon.
Devoss Julius, painter.
Doney Mrs Sarah P, librarian Waupun Goff Richard, fruit grower.
Public Library.
Donley E D, lawyer. Donovan Dennis, blacksmith.
Donovan James, saloon.
Donovan Patrick, blacksmith.
Doty David P, live stock.
Downey G H, creamery.
Durands G B, physician.
Eaton R J, real estate.
Erdmen August, saloon.
Fairbanks Mrs Minnie, dressmaker.
Fenlon W J, meats.
Fieldstad E M, restaurant.
First National Bank (capital, $50,000), L D Hinkley pres, B W Davis cashr.
Franke Rev J P (German Lutheran).
Fuss Bros (Wm and Otto), grocers.
FUSS JACOB, Chief Clerk Wisconsin State Prison.
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