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Postmaster.
Crane Charles F, lawyer and ins.
Crane W W & Son, seeds.
Davis Rev D R (Baptist.)
Denninger Mrs Anna, milliner.
Denninger Herman, photogr.
Die Deutsche Chronik, F H Voshardt publr. Eckert Fred C, agt Wisconsin Central Ry.
Edwards Edward, baker.
Edwards Frances E, milliner.
Enright J J, prin high school.
Fordyce John, lawyer.
Frederick John, hardware. Freeman Thomas W, dentist.
Gates Hannah M, dressmaker.
George C E, mngr L Starks.
Gerlach August, mason.
Gerlach Herman, barber.
Green Ross, barber.
Greier Otto, saloon.
Gressler Hugo, mason.
Grubb Edward, farm machinery.
Haire George M, general store.
Haire James A, machinist.
Haire Mrs John, carpet weaver.
Harden Frederick, grocer.
Henkey Rev E C (Presbyterian.)
Henning Ernest D, blacksmith. Hertz Fred, ice.
High School Library.
Hotel Hutchinson, Hutchinson Hotel Co proprs, John Stitgen mngr.
Hutchinson Alfred, lawyer and ins.
Independent Consolidated Telephone Co, A L Hutchinson pres and genl mngr.
. Inter-Urban Telephone Co, H G Slater mngr.
Jenney D W, grocer.
Jenney James, fruit grower.
Joerns August H, blacksmith.
Crane), physicians.
Kosanke Bros (Ernest L and Gustav A), hardware.
Kranz George, agt National Express Co and drayman.
Lamfrom & Co (Martin and C J Lamfrom), genl store.
Lang Louis, carpenter.
Larke Charles E, painter.
Larson Mrs L, dressmkr.
Lawrence Charles E, photogr.
Leek Rev J S (Methodist).
Loos Stephen, meats.
Loss Louis C, general store. McCall Dollie, music teacher. Martin Fred, saloon.
Mittelstadt Mrs Amelia, milliner.
Mittelstadt Frank, paints. Nelson N A, grocer.
Northrop Dental Burr Co, W E Hinchly pres, F E Phillips sec, C E Northrop mngr.
Oehlert Rev J G (Lutheran).
Peterson John, apiarist.
Pfaff Gustav, saloon.
Porter Wm H, livery and bus line.
Post Lorenzo D, drugs.
Potter Herbert W, general store.
Public Hall Assn, Wm Weed pres, J F Corbett sec, A L Hutchinson mngr.
Rice Charles, gunsmith.
Rief Mrs H, carpet weaver.
Schoenick Herman, saloon.
Schuelke & Abraham (Emil Schuelke,
Adolph Abraham), saloon.
Smith Alpha J, bicycle repairer.
Starks L E, C E George mngr, produce.
State Telephone Clearing Co, A L Hutch- inson pres and genl mngr, N W Lowe sec and treas.
Stitgen John, mngr Hotel Hutchinson.
Strohschein F & Son (Fred and Henry), blacksmiths.
Taggart Bros (George W and Robert F), genl store.
Van Epps P L, poultry.
Voshardt F H, publr The Chronicle and Die Deutsche Chronik.
Wafler David, harness.
Waupaca County Agricultural Society, Al- bert Smith pres, Wm Woods sec.
WEED, GUMAER & CO (Capital $7,- 500). Bankers.
WEED & GUMAER MNFG CO, Wm H Weed Pres, W F Gumaer Vice-Pres, E V Kirkwood Sec and Treas and Supt, Mnfrs and Dealers in Flour, Feed, Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Etc.
Weisbrod Fred, meats.
Weissgerber Mrs August, dressmaker.
Weissgerber Wm H, barber.
Weyauwega Co-operative Creamery Co.
Weyauwega Electric Light Co (Wm H Weed, Warren Hinchly).
Weyauwega Lumber Yards, J A Tufts Weyauwega Trunk and Bag Co, W W Crane pres, Amelia Richie sec, W H Weed treas.
Whitney J H, dray.
Whitney Wm, painter.
Wiener Bros (Isaac and Benjamin), genl store.
Wisconsin Tel Co, David Jenney mngr. Wolfrom R, dentist.
Wood John, propr Clarendon Hotel and livery.
Wurzbach Henry, shoemaker.
WEYERHAUSER.
Population, 700. On the M., St. P. & S. Ste M. Ry., in Stubbs township, Gates county, 15 miles west of Ladysmith, the county seat and nearest banking point. Has Catholic and Methodist churches. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. M. A. Anderson, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
ANDERSON M A, General Store and Lumber.
Bryant Henry, general store.
.SIGN OF THE
BLUE FLAG. Registered
ZIMMERMANN BROS. Clothing Co.
384 East Water St.,
MILWAUKEE,WIS. - RETAIL. -
. From St. Louis to Kansas City, Pueble and Denver.
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Weyerhauser
MISSOURI PACIFIC RY "THE COLORADO SHORT LINE"
Jones & Crane (Edward H Jones, M C Wilcox Henry F, general store.
Gateway City Steel Tank and Roofing Co.
Galvanized Steel Stock and Storage Tanks. Galvanized Screw Joint Well Casing.
LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN
Weyerhauser
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. White Fish Bay 1273
Caboliski, railroad, exp and tel agt, Caschmakaski & Kawa, saloon.
Dale C W, saloon. Farenchilk Paul B, saloon. Golar J A, blacksmith.
Getschel & Anderson, real estate. Kholer L, meats. McCollum & Son, saloon. Maple Lumber Co, saw mill. Skogstad & Erickson, general store. Stilson J M, physician.
Stubbs Mrs J C, grocer. Wyly L H, barber.
WHEATLAND.
Population, 25. A postoffice in township of same name, Kenosha county, and a sta- tion on the Wisconsin Central Ry., 8 miles from Burligton, the nearest bank location, and 22 west of Kenosha, the judicial seat. Exp., National. Telephone connection. J. P. Quirk, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Mauston, both of which latter places af-
(See page 4.)
Armer George, blacksmith. Fox River Creamery, J P Quirk mngr. Lambert Joseph, livery. Luke Wm, live stock.
QUIRK J P, General Store and Mngr Fox River Creamery.
WHEATVILLE.
Crawford county. Postoffice discontin- ued. Has rural free delivery from Sol- diers Grove.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Abrams John N, blacksmith. Brown O J, general store.
WHEELER.
Population, 125. A postoffice on the Wis- WHITE FISH BAY. consin Central Ry., in Hay River town- Population, 500. An incorporated village ship, Dunn county, 16 miles north of Me-lion the C. & N. W. Ry. and on the shore of nomonie, the judicial seat, and 12 from Lake Michigan, in Milwaukee township and county, 6 miles north of Milwaukee, Colfax, the nearest banking point. Exp., National. Tel., W. U. Robert R. Porter, the judicial seat and banking point. Has postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Allen Bros, general store.
Basner Frank J, genl store and notary. Breitengross Bros, general store.
Butterfield Bros, grist mill. Lake H K, railroad, exp and tel agt. Lefstad Martin, blksmith.
Nooney Patrick, saloon.
Owens H E, saloon.
PORTER ROBERT R, Hay, Grain and Bruess Julius, physician.
Produce.
WHELAN.
A discontinued postoffice in Lincoln town- ship, Buffalo county, 16 miles from Alma, the county seat. Has rural free delivery from Cream.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
WHITCOMB.
Population, 150. On the C. & N. W. W. Pultze Theodore, gardener. Ry., in Wittenberg township, Shawano Sabin F A, physician.
county, 36 miles southwest of Shawano, the nearest banking point. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. C. H. Edeler, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Buckstaff-Sprague Lumber Co. Dofson John, justice.
EDELER C H, Real Estate, Coal and Wood and Mngr Whitcomb Lumber Co. Erb Frank, wheelwright.
Gittins R E, undertaker. Prawitz Wm F, blacksmith.
Smith Arthur, saloon.
WHITCOMB LUMBER CO, C H Edeler Mngr.
WHITE CREEK.
Population, 150. A postoffice on creek of same name, in Easton township, Adams county, 12 miles south of Friendship, the county seat, 16 from Kilbourn and 12 from
ford banking and shipping facilities. Stages daily to Kilbourn and Friendship. Mail, daily. S. H. Howard, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Dunn T N, general store.
Greenwood A H, general store. Hall W T, blacksmith.
Hasz Rev Martin (Lutheran).
HOWARD HIRAM A, Justice and No- tary.
Lister Thomas, physician.
Lister Dr Martha A, eye specialist. Smith D D. saw mill.
White Creek Creamery Assn.
Witt Fritz & Sons, flour mill.
L A D
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Backman John, carp.
Barlow Ford, poultry breeder.
Beckhart August, gardener.
Brown James E, dairy.
Cassel Conrad, mnfr carbonated drinks.
Consaul Frank, grading contractor.
Consaul Wm T, carp.
Fritzke Wm, mason.
Geilfuss Bernhard, gardener.
Gether Charles R, real estate.
Konopka Henry, saloon.
Krysch Peter, dalry,
Leu Wm C, contr and marshal.
Moritzen C, saloon.
Nussbaumer August, real estate.
Pechtel Mrs Theodore, photogr.
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Lutheran and Methodist Episcopal churches, and a graded public school. Electric line connects with Milwaukee. Telephone connection. J. D. Singles, post- master.
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)
1274 Whitefish Bay
R. L. POLK & CO.'S White Mound
SCHEIFE LEWIS F, Dealer in General Huleatt Mercantile Co, T P Huleatt pres, Hardware, Glass, Paints and Oils. (See S H Huleatt treas, C F Huleatt sec, hard- ware. adv.)
LEWIS F. SCHEIFE,
... DEALER IN ...
General Hardware, Glass, Paints & Oils
SILVER SPRING ROAD, WHITEFISH BAY, WISCONSIN.
SINGLES JOHN D, Postmaster General Store. Timpel Ernest, gardener. Weber Charles, poultry breeder.
Williams Thaddeus W, physician.
WHITEHALL.
Population, 700. An incorporated village located on the G. B. & W. R. R., in Trem- pealeau county, of which it is the judicial seat, 36 miles northeast of Winona, Minn., and 174 northwest of Milwaukee. It is lighted by electricity, has water works, churches of the Baptist, Lutheran and Methodist denominations, a fine public school system, a public library with 700 volumes, 2 public halls, a bank, a flour mill, a creamery, and a weekly newspaper, the Whitehall Times and Blair Banner. Mail stages daily to Elk Creek, Chimney Rock, Pidgeon Falls, and Hale. Ships grain, live stock, hay and produce. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Telephone connection. J. C. Southworth, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Adams & Taylor (Charles Adams, John in Cato township, Manitowoc county, 10 Taylor), hardware and furniture.
American House, W H Stallings propr.
Anderson & Ekern (Hans A Anderson, Her- man L Ekern), lawyers.
Arnold Alex A, county surveyor.
Augustine Joseph, apiarist.
BEACH JOSEPH B, Propr Whitehall Grall Bros, flour mill. Times and Blair Banner.
Benson Martha, baker.
Brandon Anton E, fruit grower.
Breed S H, marshal.
Cargill W W Co, E A Southworth supt, grain elevator. Carpenter Wm H, live stock.
Cooley Henry H, drayman.
Cowie Robert S, lawyer.
Dismore Rev George P (Baptist.)
Ecker C A, exp and tel agt.
Ecker Irwin H, justice of peace.
Elstad Melvin T, saloon.
Gunderson Ole, saloon.
Hager John, meats.
HANSON JOHN P, County Clerk.
Hanson Peter M, meats.
Harnden Charles W, livery.
Helgeson Ole, jeweler.
Hemmerstad Nels S, jeweler.
Hensel E F. district attorney.
Herb John J, tailor.
Hopkins James, live stock.
Hutchins S E, physician.
Keith L S, county supt schools.
Kidder E J, clerk circuit court.
Kidder & Leasum (Eugene J Kidder, Sher- man J Leasum), barbers.
Kyle Frank, dentist.
Larson Rev N K (Bapt.)
McNaughton A J, drugs. Mattson Richard, carp.
Melby John O & Co Bank (capital $25,000), J O Melby pres, A O Melby cashr.
Nelson Nels J, sheriff.
Parker Dr Wm E, coroner.
Peterson Simon. blacksmith.
and Ramberg Rev O K (Luth.)
Rice Gilbert S, agrl implts.
Ringlee C F, register of deeds.
Scandinavian Hotel, O C Torson propr.
Smith James M, dentist.
Solsrud & Solsrud (Laura L and Ludwig L), genl store.
Southworth J C, jeweler.
Stallings W H, propr American House.
Sweet Rev N L (Bapt.)
Torgenson & Steig (Christ Torgenson, Gus- tave M Steig), genl store and flour mill. Torson O C, propr Scandinavian Hotel. Van Tassell Charles S, photogr.
Webb Wm, lumber.
Webster C N, county treasurer.
Whitehall Creamery, N L Frederickson pres, L D Parsons sec.
Whitehall Free Public Library, Ole Ragan librarian.
WHITEHALL TIMES AND BLAIR BAN- ner, J B Beach Propr.
Woolley Rev L N (Meth.)
WHITELAW.
Population, 100. On the C. & N. W. Ry.,
miles west of Manitowoc, the judicial seat and banking point. Has a Catholic church. Exp., Am. Telephone connection. George Wittman, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Hartlamb Peter, well driller.
Heinzen Joseph, general store. KOLBECK ANTON, General Store.
Pritzel Leopold, furniture.
Pruess F W, blacksmith.
WITTMAN GEORGE, Shoes.
WHITE MOUND.
Population, 50. A postoffice on Honey creek, in Franklin township, 24 miles south- west of Baraboo, the county seat, and 15 north of Spring Green, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages daily to Reedsburg and Spring Green. Mail, twice daily. M. R. Prouty, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Clover Leaf Creamery Co.
Mears John, carpenter.
PROUTY M R, Blacksmith.
True J & Co, genl store.
Welch James, saloon.
HOMES For the man who rents but would rather own. O. E. Pederson
IN For the laboring man.
LAND CO., GATES CO. For the man with little money but willing to work LADYSMITH, - WIS.
Pays for all time lost from accident or disease, except re- sulting from violation of law
-
The Time Indemnity Company Germania Bldg, (See Page 8. ) MILWAUKEE, WIS.
T. I.C.
Allouez
Bi-Magnesia Water cures Diabetes, Bright's Disease, Rheumatism. Mail postal for information.
SPRINGS, GREEN BAY, WIS.
White Oak
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
Whitewater
1275
WHITE OAK.
A country postoffice in White Oak Springs
township, Lafayette county, 16 miles south- Braaten Martin O. drugs. west of Darlington, the county seat, 31/2 Brown Wm E, barber.
northwest of Scales Mound, Ill., the near- est railroad station, and 5 southwest of
Shullsburg, the nearest banking point. Mail Buening Fred W. harnessmaker. daily. E. S. Wartnaby, postmaster. Buening Henry F. harnessmaker.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Farmers Co-Operative Creamery Co. WARTNABY E S, General Store.
WHITEWATER.
Population, 4,000. An incorporated city located on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., and on a tributary of Bark river, in Walworth county, 32 miles by rail and 22 by stage route northwest of Elkhorn, the county seat, 51 southwest of Milwaukee, 45 south- east of Madison, and 136 from Chicago. The city is lighted by electricity, has a fine system of water works, a well equipped fire department, handsome and commodious public buildings, telephone facilities, churches of the Baptist, Catholic, Congre- gational, Episcopal, Lutheran, Methodist and Universalist denominations, excellent public school system, a State Normal school, 2 banks, a public hall, and 3 hotels, including the handsomely appointed and
up-to-date Hotel Walworth. Two news-
papers. the Gazette and the Register, are published. The surrounding country has numerous cheese and butter factories, and
this city is one of the greatest shipping Cook John. saloon.
points in Wisconsin for cheese, butter and eggs. The principal manufactories com- prise flour mill. cheese box factory, planing mill, brewery, the Ludtke tannery, a pros- perous and progressive institution, foun- tain 'pen factory, binder canvas and slat
repairer factory, creameries, machine shop, Cox John, mngr Cloverhill Creamery. marble works, etc. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Creighton Joseph, shoes.
1. Z. Merriam, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Criger James J. marble works.
(See page 4.)
Agnew Henry, blacksmith.
Akre Rev O J (Norwegian Lutheran.)
Aldrich Arthur E, harness.
Allen Wm, mngr W U Tel Co.
Alrick Andrew K, boots and shoes.
Anderson & Olsen (Gilbert Anderson, Severt Duffin L A & Co (Lucien A Duffin), drugs.
Olsen). clothing.
Ankomeus Joseph A, blacksmith.
Ankomeus & Son (Joseph ana John), black- smiths.
Armstrong & Wescott( Wilmer Armstrong, Homer Westcott), livery.
Arnold Miss Louise, millinery.
Astin Renjamin C. ice.
Baade Henry. dry goods.
Bagley Mark J. physician.
Bailey & Gustoveson (A P Bailey, G Gus- toveson), farm implements.
Baker Lewis C, hardware.
Baker Lucy A. tchr State Normal School.
Baker Rowell H, apiarist.
Bayer Henry, jeweler.
Billett & Marshall (George Billett. John Freeman Wm H. live stock.
Marshall), creamery 4 miles w.
Bloodgood Fred R. propr Whitewater Ga- zette.
Bonnett E & Sons (Charles, Elias jr and Walter H), masons' supplies.
Bonnett George J, confectioner and news- dealer.
Brown Mrs H C & Co (Mrs H C and Camil- la Brown), milliners.
Burgett & Hinman (Wm W Burgett, Jolın R Hinman), pianos.
Butler Edward F. ice.
Callahan & Son (John W and Frank A). bakers.
Calvert John H, agt C. M & St P Ry. Carey M B. city treasurer.
Carpenter Wm. well driller.
Cass Edwin T. lawyer.
CENTURY PEN CO, J N Humphrey Genl Mngr. (See page 1277.)
Chaffee Mrs Ella C. physician.
Channing Samuel, saloon.
Charles George R. harnessmaker.
Charles Henry R. hardware.
CITIZENS STATE BANK (Capital $60,- 000). G S Marsh Pres. I U Wheeler Cashr. Clark Charles M. horse breeder.
Close Wm E, shoemaker.
Cloverhill Creamery Co. John Cox mngr.
Coburn A D, dairy.
Coe Edwin D. propr Whitewater Register. COE ROBERT K, Editor Whitewater Register.
Conaty Thomas. wagonmaker.
Connell John, saloon.
Connors Patrick B. saloon.
Cooper John W. horse breeder.
Coppins & Smith (George W Coppins. Hu- bert E Smith), furniture carpets and rugs Cottrell Annie M. tchr Normal School.
Courtland House. M Messerschmidt & Son proprs.
Cutter Elmer A. tinsmith.
Dean Henry F. dentist.
Deerfield H A & Son (Henry A and Paul D), grocers.
Dixon Ralph H. dentist.
Dorr Timothy H. blacksmith.
Dunn John F. physician.
Empire Mills, John F Sedgwick propr, flour. Erickson Lewis, grocer.
Esterly Alphonzo B. apiarist.
Esterly A B, fruit grower.
Everson Arney, carriage and wagonmaker. Fay George H. vet surgeon.
Ferris & Alvord (George T Ferris, Daniel Alvord), dry goods.
Finch F M & M M (Fred M and Mary M), hardware.
First National Bank (capital $100.000), C M Blackman pres. E F Thayer cashr.
Fose Charles, meats.
Fosmire Charles, restaurant,
Fowler H Ember, dentist.
Freeman & Hanson (Wm H Freeman, Al- bert M Hanson), stock dealers.
Gerfin E. dressmkr.
Gibbs Charles, dairy.
Godfrey Harvey, creamery.
G rand Trunk Railway System,
For Quebec, Toronto, Montreal, Portland, Canada and the East.
O., Detroit and Chicago.
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many other States, containing a FUND OF INFORMATION NOT FOUND IN OTHER PUBLICATIONS AZETTEERS of Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and
Criger George B. harnessmaker.
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- treal, Portland, Canada and East.
1276 Whitewater
Goodhue Frank B, postmaster.
Goodman Harlan P, photographer.
Graham & Cronin (George Graham, Jerry Cronin), blacksmiths.
Hahn Andrew, barber.
Hall Frank P. grocer.
Hall John, vet surgeon.
Halverson Bros (Miner G and Halbert L), clothing. Hamilton Ella A, librarian Whitewater
Public Library.
Hamilton Herbert O. lawyer.
Harrison Frederick, livery.
HILL CLARENCE V, Mason Contractor.
Holmes Frank, ins and city clerk.
Holmes Wm, city marshal.
Horne George R. veterinary surgeon.
Horne George jr, cigars, and tobacco.
HOTEL WALWORTH, George Porter Propr.
Hoyt Wm A, poultry breeder.
Hughes Lizzie, tchr State Normal School.
HUMPHREY J NELSON, Genl Mngr
Century Pen Co and Publr Work With Morris-Pratt Institute, Moses Hull pres,
Words. (See page 1277.)
Hurlbut Silas W. barber.
Hyslop Frederick R. physician.
Inman Harrison N, grocer.
Jansen Kund, carpenter.
Johnson Erick, saloon
Johnson Mrs T A, dressmaker.
Johnson James R. painter.
Joslin Edward, dray.
Kachel J C & Co (John C Kachel. Fred Marla'tt). creamery.
Keenan Sisters (Kall and Anna), dressmkrs. Kelly Olive, dressmaker.
Kenyon Herbert A. well driller.
Kestol James G, lawyer.
Kiernan W C & Co (Wm C Kiernan), agri- cultural implements.
King Charles. real estate.
King Harry, dairy.
King & Loomer (Charles E King, Harvey A Loomer), real estate.
Kizer Ferdinand C, justice of peace.
Kizer Fitz Henry, lawyer.
Klein Albert J, painter.
Klein Mrs Minnie A, hairdresser.
Klinger Nicholas, brewer.
Klug John ,M wagonmaker.
Knight Nelly M, milliner.
Kraeplin Ferdinand, machinist.
Krohn Gustave H, hardware.
Kurtz George J, saloon.
Leffingwell Henry C, livery.
Leffingwell H C & Co (Henry C Leffing- well, H F Leffingwell), livery.
Leishman David F, machinist. Leland Aaron G, physician.
Leland Abram M, physician.
Lerch Joseph, carpet weaver.
Lindbaum John, feed mill.
Littlejohn N M, real estate and insurance.
LUDTKE CARL H, Propr Whitewater Robe Tannery. (See page 1277.)
McAllister Dry Goods Co (Wm M McAllis- Schlaich F H & Co (Frank H Schlaich),
ter, W H Potter, Louis Potter), dry goods. McBeath Robert, tailor.
Mccutcheon Mary L, teacher Normal School. works.
McDonald & Griswold (Alice McDonald, Frances Griswold), ladies furnishings. McGinnis James C, cigar mnfr.
McIlree David, shoemaker.
McMillen & Utter (Charles M McMillen, Clarence E Utter), real estate.
MALONE JOHN J, Carriage and Wagon Blacksmith and Horseshoer.
Marr Harvey, produce. Marskie Albert H, carriage and wagon-
maker.
Martin Charles, mason.
Means Alexander S, poultry breeder.
Melster Herman R, bottler. Merriam Iram Z, novelty mnfr.
Messerschmidt & Son (Michael and Freder- ick), proprs Courtland House.
Nichols E R & Co (Eugene R Nichols est, Edgar M Johnson), lumber.
Miller Charles J, physician.
Miller Howard C, physician.
Milliard Leo, bicycle repairer.
Moorhead John W, magnetic healer and mnfr electric appliances.
Andrew J Weaver prin.
Mumma George F, osteopath.
Mumma Perry, horseshoer.
Newell Frank, plumber.
Nichols E R, drayman.
O'Brien A & Co (Anna O'Brien), milliners.
O'Connor Henry J, drugs.
O'Connor R & Son (Estate of R and Fred M), drugs.
Ohde Rev Heinrich (Lutheran.)
Ohnhaus John, barber.
Olmstead Wm H, blacksmith.
Page Joseph H, lawyer.
Parker Bayley R, vet surg.
Pattee & Fyrer (George D Pattee, James Fryer), grocers.
Pearse Charles H, locksmith. Pettit, Bucknall & Peacock (D Pettit, Ralph Bucknall, Allan Peacock), dry goods.
Pollock Charles J, carpenter.
PORTER GEORGE, Propr Hotel Wal- worth.
Ralph Wm O, photographer.
Rehm Henry F, meats.
Reliance Butter & Cheese Co, Henry Mills mngr, 3 miles s e.
RICE A CLAYTON, Physician.
Rittenberg H, prin high school.
Rockwell Charles W, pictures and frames. Rogers Cornelia, tchr State Normal school. Rosenthal Jacob S, junk.
Sachs Mrs Albertina, baker.
Sale Henry, dentist.
SALISBURY ALBERT, Pres State Nor- mal School.
Salisbury Grace, librarian State Normal school.
Sapiro Bros (Jacob and Morris), dry goods. Saxe S, dentist.
Schlaich Anthony J, saloon.
meats.
Schneider & Tutton (Edward Schneider, Ed Tutton), saloon.
Scholl Andrew E, grocer.
McDonald Richard J, marble and granite Schrom Frank E, jeweler.
Schultz Sarah D B, medicine mnfr.
George W. Colles M. E., Sc. M., Mem. Am. Soc. M. E. 408 Alhambra Bldg., MILWAUKEE.
Consulting Engineer AND PATENT EXPERT.
Grand Trunk Railway System
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Whitewater
'Brien, Annie
RUNDLE-SPENCE MFG. CO.
Milwaukee, PLUMBERS', von Wis, un Fitters' Supplies. Steam and Gas
Whitewater
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Whitewater 1277
Schutts George C, prof State Normal School Stevens Rev F V (Congregational. School. Stevens Ida. dressmaker.
Sedgwick John, propr Empire Mills.
Sedgwick Thomas N jr, flour mill.
Seymour & Tratt (Harry Seymour. Paul Tratt), lawyers.
Sleiner Wm, laundry.
Sperbeck George W, paints and oils.
Spooner Bros (Wallace E and Eli H), gro- Taft Warren J, bicycle repairer.
cers.
Standard Oil Co, Gustave Wagner mngr. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, Albert Salis- bury Pres.
Steenson Nels H, general store. Steinhour Wm W, laundry.
Stephens T A & Sons (S Halsey
and J Stephen), farm implts.
Stewart W L R, general store.
Strausman Adolphus, optician.
Taft Charles R, grocer.
Taft Truman W, real estate.
TAFT CLIFTON T, Propr Whitewater Hotel. (See adv.)
Taft & Coburn (Warren J Taft, Orie Co- burn), machinists.
Taylor Lillie, music teacher.
Thiele & Son (Henry F and Joseph W), un- dertakers.
Thorne W L & Co (Wm L and Warren L Thorne), well drillers.
Tratt Frank W, live stock.
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Trautmann Philip E, plumber.
Trevor Rev G H (Methodist.)
Tusler Byron H, agt U S Express Co.
Tutton Edward, real estate.
Union Produce Co, Z P Beach pres, W H Schauer Rev E R (Lutheran).
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