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Menter Hermann N, carpenter.
Mertes Joseph, carpenter, S K.
Michaels John H, jeweler.
Mill August, general store, S K.
Millbach John J, carpenter.
M, L S & W Ry Reading Room, John A Hussey mngr, S K.
Mitchell Bros (Thomas H and John C), gen- eral store.
Mitchell Thomas H, agt Am Exp Co.
Mueller John, boots and shoes.
Mulford Wm S, clothing, S K.
Mulholland George, propr Grand View Hotel, S K.
Mulholland & Connors (Hugh J Mulhol- land, Michael C Connors), insurance.
Munte August, mason.
Murray Miss Ella, milliner.
Nagan Philemon A, clothing, S K.
Nettekoven Peter, saloon, S K.
Newcomb Rev A S (Congregational), S K.
Newman Mrs Charles E, barber.
Northwestern House, John P Reuter propr.
Nugent A A, Attorney-at-Law; Practice in all the Courts ; Collections . and Con- veyancing.
Outagamie Paper Co (capital, $160,000). A W Patten pres, John McNaughton sec. Pahl August, shoemaker.
Park Benjamin C, chief train despatcher M, L S & W Ry.
Barton Alfred E, barber, S K.
Pauli & McCarty (Herman Pauli, Joseph McCarty), blacksmith :.
Pequin Theodore, omnibus line, S K.
Pride Charles B, architect and millwright.
Quinlan Joseph, physician, S K.
Radermacher Mrs M, grocer.
Raught C E & Co (Charles E Raught). publrs Kaukauna Times.
Raught G M, physician, S K.
Reese Pulp Co (capital, $10,000), Frank Philips pres, Thomas Reese sec.
Reese Mrs Thomas, artist.
Reiss & Co (Charles Reiss, August Bast), meats, SK.
Reuter John, flour and feed, S K.
Reuter John P, propr Northwestern House.
Rice Asa P, apiarist, 3 miles n.
Rieth Anton, propr Kaukauna House.
Ristau Charles H, Saloon and Bill- fards.
Rivers Joseph F, sewing machines.
Electrical Supplies.
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Robinson Daniel F, dairy. Rohde Rev Julius (Catholic).
Rohn Richard C, Propr Gates' House; Centrally Located ; Headquar- ters for the Traveling Trade; Rates $1.25 per Day. Rossmeissl & Schreiter (Joseph and Matthew Rossmeissl, Anton Schreiter), shoes, S K.
Runte Otto H, general store.
Ruppert Jacob, saloon, S K.
Russell Bros (Roland R and Frank T), flour mill.
Russell John A, physician.
Schlude Anton, shoemaker.
Schlude Henry, saloon, S K. Schmitz Neil, laundry, S K.
Scholl Henry J, flour and feed.
Schreiner Frank, tailor, S K.
Schubert Henry, confectioner. Schubring Frederick, carpenter. Schultheiss John, propr Island House.
Schwin Nicholas D, Propr Fox River House; Rates $1.50 per Day;
Good Accommodations for Traveling Men.
Seiberlich Wm L, saloon, S K.
Sherman Wm H, trainmaster M, L S & W Ry.
Simons James, poormaster.
Simons Miss Maria L, dressmaker.
Simons & Tuttle (James M Simons, Seth G Tuttle), machinists, S K. Sing Hop, laundry, S K. Smith Frank A, cigar mufr. Smith P E, dairy.
Solar Frank J, Lumber, Coal, Etc, S K.
Sprague Mrs Mary, dressmaker, S K. Sprangers John, jeweler, S K. Sprangers Walter R, clothing, S K. Standard Oil Co, olis, S K.
Stewart & Legot (Mrs Tillie Stewart, Mrs Sarah Legot), milliners. Stiegers Annie C, restaurant, S K.
Sun Publishing Co, N H Brokaw pres, HI D Wing sec, publrs Sun. Surges Martin J, grocer, S K. Sykes Wm, painter, S K. Tanner Herbert B, physician, S K.
Thilmany Pulp and Paper Mills, Oscar Thilmany Propr, Mnfr Print and Manilla Paper and Wood Pulp. Thompson Harry E, shoes, S K. Timmers Nicholas, apiarist. Transient House, Mrs G F Kelso propr. Tuttle Hendrick S, grocer. Ulrich Jacob, produce.
Union Cornet Band, Arthur Hollonsworth leader.
Union Pulp Co, Wm M Van Nortwick pres, J S Van Nortwick sec.
Vandegrift Wm H, supt M, L S & W Ry, Southern div.
Vetter August, carpenter, S K.
Voacks Herman, meat market.
Walker Chauncey A, hardware, S K.
Wall Edward, harnessmaker.
Wall John, harnessmaker, S K.
Watkins Thomas H, millinery, S K.
Watson John A, merchant tailor.
Weaver John E, saloon, S K.
Weber Oswald, carpet weaver, S K.
Wilke Charles, notions.
Willard Fred R, painter.
Willard Mrs M A, dressmaker.
Willard Wm, painter.
Wirtz Joseph J, justice.
Wirtz & Acherman (Joseph J Wirtz, Wm D Acherman), insurance.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, T M Kellogg mngr.
Wishner John, carpenter.
Wittmann Michael, merchant tailor.
Wobosel & Harmon (John C Wobosel, Oli- ver A Harmon), barbers, S K.
Wollersthein Jacob, apiarist.
Woodside Rev W W (Methodist).
KEEGAN. On the M., L. S. & W Ry, in Oconto county, 18 miles from Oconto, the judicial seat and banking point. Pop- ulation, 100. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. S. Keegan, postmaster.
Keegan Samuel, justice.
KEENE. A postoffice on Buena Vista river, in Portage county, 14 miles southeast of Stevens' Point, the county seat, and 8 northeast of Bancroft, the nearest railroad station. Stevens' Point is the nearest bank- ing point. Stages daily to Bancroft. Pop- ulation, 35. Mail, daily. Thomas Newby, postmaster.
Elsie A F, grist and saw mill. Mathewson A E, blacksmith. Mathewson E, hotel. Newby Thomas, General Store. Patten Wm, feed mill.
KEKOSKEE. A village on Rock river, in Dodge county, 16 miles northeast of Juneau, the county seat, 2} northwest of Mayville, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Stage tri-weekly to Mayville; fare, 25 cents. Population, 200. Mail, tri-weekly. Joseph Quick, post- master.
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Bock A, carpenter. Burchard G, saloon. Engel George, general store. Grabow Edward, blacksmith. Hubbard HI T, Flour Mill. Janicke Fred, shoemaker. Kohly C H, cheese mnfr. Loy G, constable.
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Rhodes Lorenz, pumps. Rode Carl, mason. Roll H, cheese mnfr.
Sanders F, wagonmaker. Schuett John, wagonmaker. Schweikhard Jacob, cooper. Stepp Julius, mason. Witts Bros, Furniture. .Z gler Eugene, railroad, exp and tel agt.
KELLEY. A postoffice on the M., L. S. & W. and C., M. & St. P. Rys, in Marathon county, 4} miles southeast of Wausau, the county seat and nearest bank- ing point. Population, 300. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. John Manser, postmaster.
Bronson Charles, justice. Cheesman U A, railroad, exp and tel agt. Donolme Dennis, lumber. Jones B E, lumber and shingle mill. Manser John, General Store. Peronkee Samuel, blacksmith.
KELLEY BROOK. A postoffice in Oconto county, 20 miles northwest of Oconto, the county seat, and 8 west of Lena, on the M. & N. R. R., the nearest railroad station. Oconto is the nearest banking point. Settled in 1871. Stages daily to Lena. Population, 40. Mail, tri-weekly. C. Peterson, postmaster.
KELLNERSVILLE. In Manitowoc -county, 14 miles northwest of Manitowoc, the county seat and nearest railroad station and banking point. Population, 100. Mail, semi-weekly.
Hoffman John, saloon. Janacek Joseph, general store.
Kellner Michaci & Sons, General Store and Grist Miil.
Ledwina Lawrence, shoemaker. Munch Charles, blacksmith. Peck E, general store and saloon. Shavlick Wenzel, harness.
KENDALL. A village on the C. & N. W. Ry, in Monroe county, 28 miles southeast of Sparta, the county seat, and 13 from Wonewoc, the nearest banking
point. Population, 400. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. G. F. Lillie, postmaster.
Blowers & Stokes, meat market.
Burrington Charles W, General Store.
Champlin E F, constable.
Corbin I, justice.
Cutland & Waffle, drugs and groceries.
Dunlap Robert B, general store.
Evans C L, barber.
Feass Henry, shoemaker.
Felker Andrew, hardware and wagonmkr. Felker L H, printer.
Hill G I, Physician. Holmes D M, blacksmith.
Ingalls House, G B Smith propr.
Jacobs Abraham C, harness.
Jacobs Elder F, harness.
Lillie G F, General Store.
Lillie Wm, carpenter. Moe Ole O, mason.
Moote Fred, blacksmith.
Morgan Miss Lulu, milliner.
Nelson N B, blacksmith.
Porter Charles, carpenter.
Reick Charles H, Furniture.
Roberts John, railroad and tel agt. Shankee C, carpenter. Smith George B, propr Ingalls House.
Wyman A J, agt American Express Co.
KENNAN. On the M., St. P. & S. Ste M. Ry, in Price county, 15 miles (air line) and 27 by rail southwest of Phillips, the judicial seat and nearest bank location. Population, 50. Mail, daily.
Baden C F, general store.
Reichert Bros, Lumber and General Store.
KENOSHA. A pleasantly located and prosperous city on the shore of Lake Michigan and on the Milwaukee div. of the C. & N. W. Ry, at the junction of the K. & R. div. of the same system. It is' located in the eastern part of Kenosha county, and is the judicial seat of the county, 34 miles south of Milwaukee and 51 north of Chicago. It was incorporated as a village in 1841 under the name of Southport, which name was changed to Kenosha a few years later. It has one of the finest harbors on the lake, and its ma- rine shipping facilities are destined to a very large growth. Already some of the best lake craft are owned by its capitalists, and its fine natural advantages are attracting the attention of manufacturers and ship- pers. Its manufactures, already numerous,
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have recently received large additions and are growing rapidly. They comprise farm and traffic wagons, leather, castings, thim- ble skeins, machinery, wire mattresses, watch cases, brass goods, malt and beer, malt extract, furniture, flour, cribs, cra- dles, carriages, lumber, sash, doors and blinds, pumps, boats, tile, brick and flax. It contains 2 banks, 10 churches, good schools, a public library, opera house, court house and city hall, a daily news- paper, the Gazette, and 4 weeklies, the Leader (Rep.), Union (Dem.), Tele- graph-Courier (Rep.), and the Blade (Dem.). There are the usual number of business houses, etc., in a city of its size, and the business men are noted for their stability and thrift. The minor branches of com- merce flourish and are springing up in varied forms. The city enjoys a fine sys- tem of waterworks, which, with the aid of a thoroughly equipped and efficient vol- unteer fire department, renders it perfectly safe from a serious conflagration. Over $3,000,000 are invested in manufactures, employing 1,150 men, and turning out $3,- 500,000 worth of goods annually. All man- ufacturing interests are flourishing and en- larging, and the growth in this direction the past year has been specially marked. The Pennoyer Sanitarium Co. have recently erected a commodious and handsome building. It is elegantly furnished with every modern convenience, has accom- modations for 100 patients, and is sur- rounded by 75 acres of tastefully laid out grounds, The bonded debt, under which the city labored for many years, is settled and in rapid process of liqui- dation. Taxes are lower than in almost any city of its size in the State. Exten- sive improvements in the city are in pro- gress, and are being paid for as they are made. The American and U. S. Express . Cos. and the W. U. Tel. Co., with eight pas- senger trains each way on the C. & N. W., and two on the K. & R Rys, connect the city with the outside world. Telephone connections. Population, 8,000. D. A. Mahoney, postmaster.
Abel John J, saloon. Adams Edward, pumps.
Adams Frank E, pump mnfr.
Allderige John W, Photographer, over Starkweather & Co's Drug Store, Main.
Allen C W, horse breeder.
Allen Silas B, supt Lane Mnfg Co. Allen's Sons (Charles W and Nathan), tanners.
Alm Wm, boots and shoes.
American House, G A Voltz propr.
Andre Henry, cigars.
Bain Edward, horse breeder.
Bain Lewis, hardware.
Bain Wagon Co (Imtd; capital, $400.000), Edward Bain pres, Frederick S Newell sec.
Baker Max, general store.
Baker Myron A, district attorney.
Baldwin George S, coal and wood.
Barnes Norman, watchmaker.
Barr James, chief fire dept.
Barr & Brister (James S Barr, Daniel F Brister), blacksmiths.
Beck Henry N, saloon.
Becker Frederick, Carriage and Wagon Mnfr; Repairing Neatly Execu- ted, Market Square.
Becker John W, carpenter.
Belding John, carpenter.
Bendt Joseph, general store.
Benedict Daniel B, county clerk.
Benedict && Tarbell (Daniel B Bene- dict, Charles A Tarbell), Loans, Real Estate and Abstracts, Court House.
Berens John, boots and shoes.
Beyer Peter, Propr Park Street House, Park one door west of Main St. Beyersdorfer Emil, meat market.
Binninger F Charles, Patent Bug- gies, Spring Wagons, Road Carts, Car- riage Tops, Cushions, Etc; Harness Oils, Trunks, Satchels, Etc; Catalogue Price List Free; Goods Boxed and Shipped to any Part of the United States Free, cor Market Square and Church.
Blackman Hiram E, horse breeder.
Bond Josiah, lawyer.
Brady Matthew J, horseshoer.
Brande Samuel Y, lawyer.
Bray Rev W L (Congregational)
Bull Francis A, propr Hotel Grant.
Burg Adolph J, barber and county treas.
Burr Brothers (Edwin B and Wm G).
Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters; Deal- ers in Plumbers' Supplies and Sewer-
Pipe; Special Attention to Hot Water Heating.
Burritt Charles W, photographer.
Butcher Herbert, live stock. Calkins Orla M. grocer.
Cameron Capt Benjamin, supt life saving station.
Carter Austin A, wagonmaker.
Cass Levi A, Editor and Publisher Telegraph-Courier.
Cavanagh&Fisher (James Cavanagh, Peter Fisher), Attorneys-at-Law, Main and Park.
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Chase Horace A, tinsmith.
Chicago Brass Co, T M Avery pres, Frank Avery sec and treas.
Clausius Max F, physician.
Cleary John L, physician.
Cleary Rev J M (Catholic).
Cober Wm M, livery.
Cole Horace G, boat builder.
Commercial House, Peter Rhode Propr; Rates $1 to $2 per Day, Market Square.
Corcoran John H, clerk circuit court.
Cory Rev I W (Baptist ;.
Crostenburg Andrew N, mnfr extracts.
Degenbach Wendelin, cigar mnfr.
Delles Rev Peter (Catholic).
Dewey Courtland A, hardware.
Dickhant Adam, barber.
Dickhant Charles A, Architect and Superintendent; Office over Hurd's Drug Store, Main St. (See adv, p 423.) Dickhant Wm J, barber.
Dominican Sisters, music teachers.
Dornfeld Rev E F (Lutheran).
Doyle & Mulholland (P E Doyle, Wm Mulholland), grocers.
Eichelman & Sons (Bernhard, Henry L and Louis M), clothing.
Elsen Peter, assessor.
Engelhardt John G, cooper.
English Bros (Wm P and Edward J), meat market.
English Thomas, harnessmaker.
Eppler Victor, saloon.
Farr Wm M, physician.
Faulhaber Joseph, blacksmith.
First National Bank, Z G Simmons pres, Charles O Brown cash. Fisher Wm F, dry goods.
Fisk Miss Lizzie, music teacher.
Fletcher H E, agent C & N W Ry.
Fox Bert, live stock. Fox Wm J, meat market.
Frank Michael, editor Telegraph Courier. Franke E & Sons (Ernst, Charles and Harry), meat market.
Frantz Charles, city treasurer.
Frantz Charles & Son (Charles and Charles G), whol cigars.
French Arthur II, General Insurance
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Garfield House, J G Richardson Propr, Opposite Depot.
Gazette Daily, Rudulph & Boissard Publrs.
George Christopher W, architect, con- tractor and builder.
Gfroerer & Co (Curt Gfroerer), grocers. Gibbons Miss Anna, dressmaker.
Gillespie Thomas, physician.
Gillett Gurdin, justice. Gitzen Henry, saloon. Goerendt Frederick, shoemaker.
Goodman Charles II, Plumber, Steam and Gas Fitter; Sanitary Work a Specialty, One Door North of Stahl's Market.
Goodman E D, mason.
Gorman James, barber.
Gottfredsen J G & Son (Jacob G and Fred- erick J), brewers.
Gottfredsen Rasmus O, jeweler.
Grant Mrs Charles, planing mill.
Greenwald Matt, bottler.
Griesbach Brewing Co, Edwin Griesbach pres, A. G Bodden sec.
Griffith James R, saloon.
Gronquist Charles J, boots and shoes.
Grosch Peter, clothing.
Grosch & Emig (Nicholas Grosch, Anton Emig), clothing.
Grosvenor Mrs Elizabeth, confectioner.
Grube Charles, saloon.
Halberstadt Henry, baker.
Hale & Bronson (George Hale, Carey S Bronson), grocers.
Hallett Charles, painter.
Halliday Wm F, second hand goods.
Hannan John, sheriff.
Hansen & Becker (Thomas Hansen, Fred W Becker), Dealers in Furniture, Carpets and Upholstery; Undertakers and Embalmers, Main cor Wisconsin. Harman Philip, saloon.
Hartung Wm, dairy.
Hazelton Edgar G, dentist.
Hend Dan & Co (Capital, $75,000), Daniel Head Pres, Urban J Lewis Cash, Bankers, Main and Park. (See ade, P 423.)
Head & Sutherland (George D Head, Ralph E Sutherland), lumber.
Hoig Rasmus J, saloon.
Holzemer John, saloon.
Hotel Grant, F A Bull propr.
Hoyt James J, pres and treas Kenosha Watch Case Co.
Huck Mathias, boots and shoes.
Huetter Mrs Nicholas, grocer.
Hurd Charles H, druggist.
Inkman Ignatz, music teacher.
Irving John, blacksmith.
Isermann Anton, grocer.
Jabusch Charles F, barber.
Jacobs Miss Lizzie K, milliner.
Jacobs Peter, flour mill.
Jneger Mrs & Sons (Mrs Annie M, Frank and Herman M), proprs Northwestern House.
Jenson James, painter.
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ESTABLISHED 1857.
INCORPORATED 1889.
THE PENNOYER SANITARIUM
(Formerly Kenosha Water Cure). Located at KENOSHA, WISCONSIN, on Lake Michigan.
THE new building just erected, is situated upon beautiful grounds (25 acres), in one of the most healthful localities in America. It has modern comforts and conven- iences, including hydraulic elevator, gas, electric call bells, and is Heated with Hot Water. Plumbing Sanitary. Artesian water. Bath rooms complete. Elegantly furnished and fitted specially as a Summer and Winter Resort for those wishing either rest or treatment. Skilled attendants and the best facilities for the treatment of Chronic Diseases, Nervous Diseases, Diseases of Women. Table liberal. For circu- lars, address
N. A. PENNOYER, M. D.,
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T'he Pennoyer Sanitarium
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Located at KENOSHA, WISCONSIN, on Lake Michigan.
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SANITARIUM HALL. REFERENCES:
The Rt. Rev. C. F. Knight, D. D., D. C. L., Bishop of Milwaukee, Milwaukee; the Rt. Rev. Hugh Miller Thompson, S. T. D., LL. D., Bishop of Mississippi, Jackson, Miss .; Prof. J. J. Blaisdell, Beloit College, Beloit, Wis .; Hon. H. W. Taylor, Rockford, Ill .; Judge R. Bunn, Madison; Judge S. P. McConnell, Chicago, Ill .; Geo. W. Mitchell, Esq., Milwaukee; E. P. Brockway, Esq., Milwaukee; L. H. Morehouse, Esq., Mil- waukee; the Rev. Arthur Piper, S. T. D., Racine College, Wis .; G. F. Wheeler, Esq .. Waupun; A. B. Carpenter, Esq., Beloit; Hon, M. V. Pratt, Evansville; Geo. L. Field, Esq., Ripon; Hon. A. E. H. Doyen, Madison; the Rev. J. G. Blue, Marinette.
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Jenson M P, carpet weaver. Joernt Fred H, saloon.
Jones Lorenzo D, harness.
Keevan Patrick H, supt Lane Mnfg Co.
Kelly Miss Kate, dressmaker.
Kemper Hall, Sisters of St Mary in charge. Kenosha Blade, H W Marden publr.
Kenosha Brick and Tile Co, Alfred Miller pres, George Hall sec.
Kenosha Carriage Co.
Kenosha Leader, Rudulph & Bois- sard Publrs.
Kenosha Milling Co, O M Pettit pres, C E Remer sec.
Kenosha Steam Laundry, James T Mills Propr, Main nr Postoffice.
Kenosha Union, John A Killeen publr.
Kenosha Watch Case Co, James J Hoyt Pres and Treas, Charles H Bain Vice-Pres, Frederick S Newell Sec, Wm C Taft Genl Mngr.
Kerst Theodore, boots and shoes.
Killeen John A, publr Kenosha Union.
Kimball's Opera Hall, J H Kimball propr. Korcelius Matthias J, saloon.
Krebs Charles, carriages.
Kupfer Cracker Co, Wm M Kupfer pres, John C Kupfer sec. Kupfer John B, mayor. La Marsh Bernard, photographer.
Lane Manufacturing Co, E D Tut- tle Pres, Frederick Robinson Vice-Pres, Wm W Strong Sec and Treas, S B Allen and P H Keevan Supts.
Lathrop Jason, surveyor.
Leach & Lamb (Cephas H Leach, Wm S Lamb), druggists.
Leiting Theodore A, wagonmaker.
Lentz & Funk (Philip Lentz, Mau- rice M Funck), Dealers in Staple' and Fancy Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods, Etc, Main and Park.
Lewis Urban J, Cashier Dan Head & Co's Bank, Main and Park.
Lindemann John & Son (John andCharles), contractors.
Link Michael, saloon.
Lippert Valentine, Livery, Sale and Boarding Stable, Park nr Main.
Lloyd & McDowell (D Conway Lloyd, Gerald R McDowell), Attorneys, Main and Market. Lothrop Jason, surveyor. Lyman Frank HI, boots and shoes.
McDermott Mrs Hugh, milliner. McDermott Wm S, mngr Wis Tel Co. McDowell & Rowe (G R McDowell, NA Rowe), proprs University School.
McHugh & Corcoran (James G Mc- Hugh, John H Corcoran), Mnfrs of Gen- uine Scotch and Double-Lined Collars, Light and Heavy Harness and Horse Boots, Market Square.
Maloney Daniel A, Postmaster and City Superintendent of Schools.
Manor Frank A, saloon.
Maple House, John F Schmitt propr.
Marden Henry W, publr Kenosha Blade.
Martine Wm J, mason.
Mathews Frank W, city clerk.
Mathews James, grocer.
Meers Edward S, physician.
Meiser Bros, general store.
Melville George MI, Bookseller and Stationer; Dealer in Art Paper Hang- ings, Main.
Merrill & Baldwin (Lucas G Merrill, George S Baldwin), insurance.
Meyers John J, Livery, Sale and Boarding Stable, Market Square.
Middlecamp Wm, county supt schools.
Miller Herman W, saloon.
Miller M A, jeweler.
Mills James T, propr Kenosha Steam Laun- dry, Main nr Postoffice.
Milwaukee Malt Extract Co, Otto Zwi- etusch pres, John W Suetterle sec.
Mindermann John, flour and feed.
Monaghan John, grocer.
Monaghan Patrick, horseshoer.
Morehouse Lewis J, upholsterer.
Morgan John H, sewing machines.
Mygatt Wallace grain.
Newell Frederick S, sec Kenosha Watch Case Co and Bain Wagon Co.
Niederprim Jacob, saloon.
Niesen Peter, boots and shoes.
Northwestern House, Mrs Jaeger & Sons proprs.
Northwestern Wire Mattress Co, Z G Sim- mons pres, R F Howe sec.
O'Donnell John, coal and wood.
O'Donnell Miss Lizzie, dressmaker.
Opera House, Julius H Kimball propr.
Parker Charles F, mason.
Parker Oscar, mason.
Park Street House, Peter Beyer Propr, one door west of Main.
Pennefeather James, register of deeds. Pennoyer Nelson A, Sec and Treas Pennoyer Sanitarium Co. (Sce ade, p 419.)
Pennoyer Sanitarium The, Edger Pennoyer Pres, George M Pennoyer Vice-Pres, Nelson A Pennoyer M D, Sec and Treas. (Sce ade, p $19.)
Pettit M H Malting Co. Frederick Robin- son pres, Clarence E Remer sec.
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