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MORRIS. In Shawano county, 30 miles northwest of Shawano, the judicial seat and 6 from Whitcomb, the nearest rail approach. Mail, daily.
MORRISON. A village in Brown county, 18 miles south of Green Bay, the county seat, 5} southeast of Greculeaf, the nearest railroad station, and 11} south of De Pere, the nearest banking point. Stages tri weekly to Greenleaf. Population, 125. Mail, tri-weekly. E. O'Connell, post- master.
Bauman John, wagonmaker.
Burke Thomas, Physician.
Excelsior Cheese Factory. Falck Peter, saloon.
Falck P & Co, general store.
Gross August, saw mill and cheese box mnfr.
Hasse August, saw mill. Helin Henry, builder.
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Henderson Wm, cheese factory. Mueller Adolph, harness. O'Connell E, General Store. Planert Charles, shoemaker. Saenger F C, cheese Factory. Union Cheese factory. Wendorf C, blacksmith.
MORRISONVILLE. On the C., M & St P Ry, in Dane county, 16 mi es north of Madison, the county seat and nearest banking point. Stages tri-weekly to Leeds and Keyeser. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Pop- ulation, 120. J. A. Johnson, postmaster.
Ayer H M, cheese factory.
Bissell H H, grain and coal.
Blaterman Wm, mason.
Canning E W. lumber and coal.
Dale Andrew A, Meats.
Daloe & Meeners, builders.
Devendorf E, hotel. Eyers Stafford, cheese mnfr.
Herten Joseph, painter.
Johnson J A, Livery. Johnson K A, real estate and ins. Jorden Ole, shoemaker.
Keastner F, mason.
Kernstrick Otto, wagonmaker.
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Larson & Rennebolin, Store.
O'Bryan M. C. painter. O'Bryan Stafford, blacksmith. Tengen Ole, harness.
Woodford B F, railroad, exp and tel agt.
MORSE. On the Wis. Central Line, in Ashland county, 38 miles south of Ash- land, the judicial seat and banking point. Population, 400. Tel., W. U. Exp., N. P. A. W. Morse, postmaster.
Beatty C C, railroad, exp and tel agt. Morse A W, Lumber.
Penokec Lumber Co, genl store, saw and planing mill.
Kaiser Jacob, hotel.
MOSCOW. A postoffice in Iowa county, 24 miles southeast of Dodgeville, the county seat, 3 from Blanchardville. the nearest railroad station, and 20 south- east of Mineral Point, the nearest banking point. Population, 25. Mail, semi-weekly.
Dudley A C & Co, general store. Million W, flour mill.
MOSEL. A village on the M., L S. & W. Ry, in Sheboygan county, 6 miles northwest of Cheboygan, the county seat
and nearest banking point. Population. 25. Mail, daily. A. C. Festerling, post- master.
Wagner Peter, farm impts.
MOSINEE. A village on the C., M. St. P. Ry, and on the Wisconsin river. in Marathon county, 12 miles southwest of Wausau, the county seat. Settled in 1820. Population, 500. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. C. S. Blair, postmaster.
Best & Bro. saloon.
Blair C S, Drugs and Stationery.
Busha Bros, meats.
Daniels Wm N, physician and justice.
Dessert Joseph & Co, saw and planing mill.
Donville E A, saloon.
Fisch E C, physician and justice.
Freeman & Fellows, lumber and saw mill.
Gardner Bros, General Store.
Goulett E F, hotel.
Homier Joseph, general store and bank.
Janes R H, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Kauter Joseph, blacksmith.
Kronenwetter Seth, saw mill.
La Mere Louis, Hotel.
McIntosh II, carpenter.
Naugerfelt Anton, mason.
Noult James, livery and saloon.
Parker A H, meats.
Parker C A, barber.
Paup & Sicard, general store.
Roberts Daniel, General Store.
Spangenberg Chris, shoemaker. Sullivan D, marshal.
Tiggis August, carpenter.
Wagner JA, wagonmaker.
MOSKONEGAN. A discontinued postoffice in Oneida county. Send mail to Woodruff.
MOUNDVILLE. On the Wisconsin Central Line, in Marquette county, 14 mile- southwest of Montello, the county seat, and 10 north of Portage, the nearest banking point. Population, 600. Exp., Am. Ma !.. daily. Mrs. M. F. Ellis, postmaster.
Chapman B HI, town clerk. Ellis Thomas, Supervisor. Ellison C, farmer.
Eunis H, lumber and general store.
Jones Rev Thomas (Methodist). Mason Mrs P. music teacher.
Merritt C .1, Lumber and General Store. Mitchell Robert, physician.
Smith J. blacksmith.
Smith Mrs Mary, music teacher.
North Star Iron Works. ) Capacity, 500 hands-Engineers, Machinists. Founders. Boller makers. PARISH MANUFACTURING CO. & Millwrights, Saw Mill Machinery, Mining Machinery, Corlissand Wich Ashland, - - Wisconsin. ) Speed Engines, Boilers, lower Transmitting Machinery, cie. berg. 6
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Townley S D, assessor. Watson B E, justice.
MOUNTAIN. In Oconto county, 60 miles from Oconto, the judicial seat, and 25 from Gillett, its shipping point. Popu- lation, 35. Mail, semi-weekly. A. C. Frost, postmaster.
Baldwin H, general store. Cole V, carpenter. Frost A C, Hotel.
MOUNT CALVARY. On the C. & N. W. Ry and Sheboygan river, in Fond du Lac county, 12 miles northeast of Fond du Lac, the county seat and banking point. Population, 200. Mail, daily. Anton Rothgerry, postmaster.
Aigner & Bittner, general store.
Beau F & Sons, genl store and flour mill.
Benedict George, painter.
Borst Z E, railroad, exp and tel agt. Bourgeois M, cheese mnfr.
Fox Peter & Co, general store.
Haehn Bernard, mason.
Helz Joseph, harness. Herman Joseph, general store.
Holzman Joseph, wagonmaker.
Horn John, meats.
Kohlman Joseph, mncats.
Kohlmann Martin, blacksmith.
Kraemer Joseph, saloon.
Kronzer John, carpenter.
Kunst J W, music teacher.
Laurentianum College, Rev P Bonavent- ure prefect.
Miesen M J, notary.
Mischo Jacob, furniture. Mischo & Holzman, undertakers.
Pauly James, cheese factory.
Ress Albert, shoemaker. Rothgery M, clothing. Schmitz M, physician. Schneider John, hotel. Schrago Mrs R, general store.
Stallenwerk Joseph J, cheese factory. Wagner Joseph, cheese minfr.
Wagner Matthew, cheese mnfr.
Wirth & Neis Bros, brewers.
MOUNT HOPE. In Grant county, 14 miles northwest of Lancaster, the county seat, S southwest of Werley, the nearest railroad station, and 9 north of Blooming- ton, the nearest banking point. Stages tri- weekly to Millville, Mt Ida and Fennimore. Population, 140. Mail, tri-weekly. R. M. Day, postmaster.
Abrams Anthony, general store.
Cooley A E, apiarist. Davidson R M, justice. Fox & Day, General Store. Orr E D, physician. Patch H, carpenter.
Proctor F W, grocer and barber. Scoble & Snyder, blacksmiths. Snider A L, creamery.
Snyder D, Hotel.
Storrs & Adams, general store.
MOUNT HOREB. A village on the C. & N. W. Ry, in Dane county, 23 miles southwest of Madison, the county seat and banking point. It contains 2 churches, good schools, a steam feed mill and a weekly paper, the Sun: Population, 400. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. H. B. Dable, postmaster.
Allen C S, saloon.
Ayers & Batty, livery.
Belgum S, blacksmith.
Berg L G, barber and grocer.
Blue Rock Cheese Factory.
Blue Valley Cheese Factory.
Brager C A, painter.
Breum M. builder.
Dahle O B & Son, General Store and Creamery. Elver A H, feed mill.
Evans A C. physician.
Felland O W, jeweler.
Field A, mason.
German Cheese Factory.
Gordon A W, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Gramm A F, photographer and justice. Hanson Olof, Grain.
Hayden A, barber.
Kittleson, Vilberg & Schneider, hardware.
Krogh PG, hardware.
Lange C, harness.
Lange & Gordon, live stock.
Lewis L HI, tailor and clothing.
Lock T, hotel.
Lovejoy && Richards, lumber.
Mandt G G, propr Sun.
Mithus JJ, shoemaker.
Moe J P, painter.
Mohaney HI, blacksmith.
Nees W, Hotel.
Nelson & Lanon, masous.
Oberg A, wagonmaker. Pich J, meats. Severson & Syvrud, furniture.
Sletto P' A, boots and shoes. Sun, G G Mandt propr.
Swanson's Cheese Factory.
Thompson A E, furniture and wagoumkr.
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Thompson S, Blacksmith. Woodbury S P, hotel.
MOUNT IDA. In Grant county, 11 miles northwest of Lancaster, the county seat, and 7 from Fennimore, the nearest banking and usual shipping point. Tri- weekly stage to Fennimore and Millville. Population, 150. Mail, tri-weekly. Rich- ard Buggins, postmaster.
Borah S L, hotel. Borah TT, cheese factory.
Buggins Richard, General Store. Griffis J H, cheese factory. Knox Wm, cheese factory. Monroe HI O, cheese factory. Pettit Silas B, general store.
Tandy C M, wagonmaker.
Verrel Mrs, cheese factory.
MOUNT MORRIS. A postoffice in Waushara county, 8 miles northeast of Wautoma, the county seat, and 18 north- west of Berlin, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages daily to Berlin and Wautoma. Population, 80. C. P. Wilson, postmaster.
Christenson Charles, wagonmaker.
Dahl Rev A L (Lutheran).
Hanson M G, notary.
Hanson & Simonson, General Storc. Keup Wm, flour mill.
Peterson J P & Son, general store.
Peterson N, carpenter.
Selsing L P, stone mason.
Swenson A, carpenter.
Swensen C, blacksmith. Thomas Sherman, cheese mnfr.
Thompson HI T. carpenter.
Wilson CP, Hotel and Justice.
MOUNT STERLING. In Craw- ford county, 263 miles northeast of Prairie du Chien, the county seat and banking point, and 10 from Lynxville, the nearest shipping point. Population, 135. A. D. Bellows, postmaster.
Bellows A D, Stationer, Confectioner and Cigars.
· Colburn & Hurlburt, furniture.
Crume & Bellows, groceries and hardware. Gay, Only & Co. dour mill. Haynes J S. shoemaker.
King & Haggerty, General Store and Creamery. McAuley Wm, live stock. Mills & Olson, blacksmiths. O'Neil Thomas, saloon.
Sears Archibald, hotel. Spencer A E, wagonmaker. Tower T W, justice. Twining R L. blacksmith. Willber G R & Son, flour mill.
MOUNT TABOR. A village in Ver- non county, 35 miles northeast of Viroqua, the county seat, 8} southeast of Kendal!, the nearest railroad station, and 13 north- west of Wonewoc, the nearest banking point. Population, 35. Mail, semi-weekly. John J. Malosh, postmaster.
Boldon N M, justice. Parish Riley, constable.
Sherman R S, Blacksmith.
MOUNT VERNON. A village in Dane county, 18 miles southwest of Madi- son, the county seat, and usual shipping and banking point. Population, 125. Mail, daily. George Swenson, postmaster.
Allen Mrs Mary, hotel. Averill Thomas, wagonmaker.
Brader A C, notary.
Brakkee Ole, blacksmith.
Erickson E, Boots and Shoes.
Karn Casper W, flour mil. Lewis C J, carpenter and justice. Merrick C E, creamery.
Peterson A, blacksmith.
Sowle C E, physician.
Weltzin C J K, General store.
MOUNT ZION. Rock county. Sce Rock Prairie.
MUKWONAGO. A village on the river of same name, and on the Wisconsin Central Line, in Waukesha county, 13 miles southwest of Waukesha, the county seat and nearest banking point. Daily stage to East Troy; fare, 25 cents. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Population, 350. L. G. Andrews, postmaster.
Alexander II, physician.
Andrews L G, Insurance Agent and Horse Breeder.
Andrews & Swan, live stock.
Andrews & Wood, General Store.
Avery & Hembrook, well digger and pumps. Baker A, meats.
Boomer Rev T J (Congregational).
Camp D L. publr Chief. Camp Perry P, jeweler Chief, DI. Camp publr.
Clist JJoseph, builder.
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Clohisy J, drugs.
Dillenbeck G M, hotel and livery.
Foat & Sons, flour and saw mills.
Gaskell IT, Hotel. Gibson M B, livery.
Gulbronson G, tailor.
Harden Alfred, lumber.
Hollister Bros, grocers. Job Charles, harness.
Johnson James, Hardware.
Kellogg E S, dry goods and justice.
McNulty John, barber.
Miller Mrs Helen, dressmaker.
Mitton Michael, blacksmith.
Noyse L B, justice.
Porter Lumber Co. lumber and grain.
Richold Herman, grocer and confectr. Rintelman F, shoemaker. Sharpe D J, general store.
Sheridan J H, blacksmith.
Silvernail D, Hardware and Imple- ments.
Troger C B, wagonmaker.
Vick W H, builder.
Wallman, Lotz & Co, furniture.
Wedel Carl, Meats. Weifenbeck S, furniture.
Western C E, builder.
Youmans H A, physician.
MUSCODA. A prosperous village lo- cated on the Wisconsin river and on the C., M. & St, P. Ry, in Grant county, 41 miles northeast of Lancaster, the judicial seat. It contains Catholic, Lutheran and Methodist churches, a graded public school, a Catholic parochial school, 3 cheese fac- tories, a brewery, a bank and a flouring mill. Stages tri-weekly to Viroqua and Excelsior. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Population, 700. Collins F. McDonald, postmaster.
Benish Joseph, salcon. Biba Frank, furniture. Bremmer Jacob, general store.
Briggs W & Son (Wm and Marvin), horse breeders.
Cadby John T, hardware.
Cheseborow F W, painter. Clark HI M, farm implements. Darling Ed, clothing.
Dougherty C F, physician.
Dvorak John & Wenzel, blacksmiths. Eagle Cheese Factory.
Eastland Archibald C, lawyer.
Egan Frank J, drugs.
Enderward Rev Wm (Lutheran). Esch Mrs Lucia, milliner.
Esch Peter, mason.
Fayant & Huppeler (Victor Fayant, Jacob Huppeler), meats.
Fessel Gus, propr St Charles Hotel.
Fessel, Otto W, harness. Gieser Philip, brewer. Hasler Felix, shoemaker.
Hayes Levi, pumps. Hayes Mrs Rose, dressmaker.
Hommer Michael, plasterer.
Jameson Wm K, physician.
Komers Joseph F, drugs.
Kramer Wm, shoemaker.
Kutchera John, tailor.
Lee Neil, hardware. Lester Charles E, live stock.
Logan Jacob A, produce.
McDonald & Son (Mrs S C and Col- lins F), General Store.
McIntyre, Elston & Co (Peter B, and Robert B McIntyre, Asaph C V Elston), general store.
Manning Wm S, lawyer.
Massman Bros(George and Wm), blksmiths Meyer Michael, Propr Muscoda House Miller Frank D O, city marshal.
Muller Mrs Julia, dressmaker.
Muscoda Cheese and Creamery Assn.
Muscoda Cornet Band, Frank Lauerman leader.
Muscoda House, Michael Meyer Propr.
Oak Grove Cheese Factory, 23 miles s.
Postle John J, live stock.
Preston Benjamin W, physician. Rasque Matthias, carpenter.
Rodolf S G, flour mill, 3 miles n.
St Charles Hotel, Gus Fessel propr.
St John's Catholic School, conducted by the School Sisters of St Francis.
Schneider Henry, carpenter.
Schneider Victor, saloon.
Schoberle Rev Jolm (Catholic).
Shereda Anton, furniture.
Shereda Joseph, saloon.
Shoemaker Charles, blacksmith.
Smalley House. John Smalley Propr: The Only First Class Hotel in the City ; Livery in Connection.
Smalley John, Propr Smalley House; First-Class in all Particulars; Good Sam- ple Rooms; Livery in Connection.
Snyder Frank L, apiarist.
Swingle John, hoop poles.
Thurber L B, railroad and Am Exp agt. Tracy Charles, cheese mafr, 6 miles s w. Victor Matt J, saloon.
Wade & Schneider (John Wade, Henry Schneider), carpenters.
Wheaton Theodore, live stock. Wheeler Frank F, barber.
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Williamson Miss Annie, milliner and dress- maker.
Yana Anton, blacksmith.
Young John, lumber.
MUSKEGO. In Waukesha county, 10 miles southeast of Waukesha, the judi- cial seat, nearest banking and shipping point. Population, 100. Mail, daily. John C. Schuet, postmaster.
Claflin Albert, hog breeder.
Eisner Ferdinand, mason.
Guhr Ernest, tile mnfr.
Hafner Christ, live stock.
Hardt Henry, live stock.
Henneman Fred, blacksmith.
Jackson Frank, Meats.
Jackson Minnie, music teacher.
Moeidel Ferdinand, shoemaker.
Ockler Charles, cooper.
Schuet John C, General Store and Hotel.
Smith Charles, general store. Stallman August, live stock. Vican Peter, justice. Willett August, blacksmith. Wood Daniel, wagonmaker.
MYRA. A post village in Washington county, 5 miles east of West Bend, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages to Newburgh and West Bend. Population, 37. Mail, daily. Jacob Simon, postmaster.
Benkie August, saw and feed mill.
Girrsh Jacob, blacksmith. Prohaska Joseph, shoemaker. Winand Max, saloon and lime mnfr.
NAMEKAGON. On the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry. in Washburn county; 18 miles northeast of Shell Lake, the judicial seat, and 11} from Hayward, the nearest banking point. Population, 100. Alfred Trepania, postmaster.
Summers Joseph, barber.
Trepania Alfred, General Store, Jus- tice and Railway Agent.
Trepania Joseph, hotel and saloon.
NAMUR. On Big Red river, in Door county, 20 miles south west of Sturgeon Bay, the judicial seat, and 26 northeast of Green Bay, the nearest rall approach Bank at Sturgeon Bay. Stages dally to Green Bay and Sturgeon Bay. Population, 800. Mail, daily. J. I. Degrandgagnauge, postmaster.
Bandheim Prosper, tailor.
Baugenet Joseph, hotel.
Baumgardner Joseph, hotel.
Bonillon John B, Wooden Shoe Manufacturer.
Boulanger Desire, general store and cheese mnfr.
Bristol Wm, fish.
Brussells T, blacksmith.
Charles Antoine, fish. Charles Martin, fish.
Collard Martin, tailor.
Deaux Wm, fish.
Decamp Pierre, genl store and hotel.
Degrandgagnange Louis, Physician Delfosse Eugene, constable.
Delfosse N J, justice.
Delwiche John B, carpenter.
Evrard Eugene, carpenter,
Evrard Francois, gen store and cheese mnfr.
Evrard John B, Meats.
Geniesse Charles H, hotel.
Geniesse Gillin, fish.
Geniesse Gustav, fish.
Geniesse John B, fish.
Geniesse Jules, carpenter.
Geniesse Jullan, blacksmith.
Marchant Josephine, dressmaker.
Moore G G, feed mill.
Moore T J, justice. Olson John, barber.
Poir Antoine, blacksmith.
Renard Francois, Boots and Shoes. Renard Lambert, boots and shoes.
Thyes Joseph, cooper. Vanier Rev Charles (Catholic).
Whiteside Annie, physician.
Willems P T. justice.
Wood E B, fish.
NASHOTAH. A village on the C .. M. & St. P. Ry, in Waukesha county, 14 miles northwest of Waukesha, the county seat, and 5 from Oconomowoc, the nearest banking point. Stage to Delaffeld: fare. 25 cents. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Popu- lation, 100. N. Rasmus, postmaster.
Bigelow J HI, hotel. Clark Rev J (Episcopal).
Hang HI, hotel and livery. Krause J F, justice of peace. Nashotah Seminary, Garduer pres.
Pelner J, blacksmith.
Rasmus Niels, General Store.
Seymour L. B, railroad, exp and tel agt.
NASONVILLE. discontinue 1 postoffice in Wood county. Send mail to
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NATIONAL HOME. The postoffice at the National Home for Disabled Volun- teer Soldiers in Wauwatosa township, Mil- waukee county. It is a station on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, 2 miles west of the Mil- waukee city limits. Population, 2,500. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Matthew O'Regan, postmaster.
Ablie Jacob, saloon. Bartlein M, cooper.
Best John, constable. Bodenhagen Fred, hotel and saloon.
Chase L M, dentist.
Connors Lawrence, barber.
Darn George, saloon.
Denning George R, barber. Deuster P J, saloon.
Ellis H P, chief clk treas office.
Fuhrmann Dr F W. 2d asst surgeon of Home.
Gibson W C, supt of farm.
Hickman Charles, chief engineer. Hoppe Paul, saloon. Justman Wm, saloon.
Knox Geul Kilburn, Governor of Home.
Lehman W, news agent.
Leighton Dr W H, surgcon of Home.
McCann P, blacksmith.
McIlvain Dr John E, asst surgeon of Home. McMillan J W, claim agent. Manigold CO, stone quarry. Moore Gen T C, treas of Home.
O'Kane S, claim agent. Olerich Henry, saloon. Olerich & Co, livery.
O'Regan Matthew, Notary Public. Payne Isaac, barber. Peterson Christian, sergeant major.
Rowley Maj W W, adjutant and c s of Home.
Shuler George, saloon. Smith George, sergeant major. Story Bros, stone quarry. U S Govt Saw Mill and Machine Shops. Voigt Charles, saloon and restaurant.
Wilson F J, tel operator.
Zartner Joseph, saloon.
NAUGART. A postoffice on the Little Rib river, in Marathon county, 11 miles northwest of Wausau, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Population, 150. Mail, semi-weekly.
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Beilke Win, general store. Ebert W, general store. Emerich A, general store. Strauss Peter, blacksmith.
NAVAN. In Jefferson county, 12 miles northwest of Jefferson, the seat of justice, and 7 from Watertown, the near- est banking and shipping point. Mail, tri- weekly. Andrew Hughes, postmaster and farmer.
NAVARINO. Shawano county. Name changed to Galesburgh.
NECEDAH. An incorporated village in township of same name, Juneau county, situated at the base of a high bluff, on the Yellow river, a few miles from its mouth. It is an important lumbering town and in manufacturing interests and wealth ranks among the first in the county. It is on the C., M. & St. P. and C. & N. W. Rys, 19 miles north of Mauston, the county seat, and 11} northeast of New Lisbon, the nearest banking point. The town now con- tains a new hotel, Congregational, Metho- dist, Catholic and Norwegian Lutheran churches, a good graded high school, lodges of the principal secret and benevo- lent societies, 2 large lumber, lath and shingle mills, blacksmith shops, cranberry warehouses and a flour mill. A weekly newspaper, the Necedah Republican, is published. Lumber and cranberries are the principal shipments. Population, 1,500. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. John T. Kings- ton, postmaster.
Abbe Mrs E W, dressmaker.
Armstrong & Galvin (John HI Armstrong, Samuel Galvin), saloon.
Babcock J W, president of village.
Bentley House, Mrs Mary Bentley propr.
Bishop L G, meat market.
Bradsen Peter, farm implements.
Bulger Frank, painter.
Bulger Mrs Frank, milliner. Byan Daniel, insurance.
Campbell Rev C C (Congregational).
Canfield Dr Frederick A, drugs.
Caufield Thomas M, saloou.
Case Increase D, grocer.
Case Jere, furniture. Childs Irving, agent C & N W Ry. Commercial Hotel, Wm Irish propr.
Cunningham Michael, marshal.
Daly Joseph E, drugs and jewelry. Davis George W, restaurant.
Dawes Antes C, meats.
Dupre Louis, general store.
Dustin & Wake (Miles G Dustin, Byron HI Wake), general store.
Everson Ever, saloon. Feigel & Jenkins (Fred Felgel, David W Jenkins), livery.
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France Moses, saloon. Fuller Wm L, general store.
Galvin Sam, saloon.
Greenberg Wm, general store.
Grosse Jacob, grocer.
Hamilton, Baker & Co (Thomas and Fisk Hamilton, Charles Baker), cranberry growers.
Hansen Hans, propr Scandinavian House. Himes C W, agt C & N W Ry.
Horton George, confectionery.
Huckins G N & Son (George N and Elmer S), general store.
Hurd Frank E, general store.
Hutchinson Clarence M, publr Republican Irish Wm, propr Commercial House.
Kaime George S, Mngr Lyman Lumber Co.
Kennedy Rev John F (Catholic).
Kerr & Williams (Leon Kerr, Thomas H Williams), barbers.
Kingston & Rogers (JT Kingston, E D Rogers), Cranberry Growers.
Krogh Charles, jeweler.
Krogh Peter, shoemaker.
Loomis Mrs Charles, dressmaker.
Lyman Lumber Co, G N Lyman Pres, C E Lyman Sec, G N Lyman Jr Treas, George S Kaime Mngr, Lumber Mnfrs and General Store.
McCann II F, propr North Neccdah House Meyr E, tailor.
Miner E S & Co (John T Miner), druggists. Miner's Opera House, John T Miner propr. Myer Erick HI, merchant tailor.
Necedah Cranberry Co, W L Fuller pres, J T Kingston sec.
Necedah Flour Mill Co, J W Babcock pres, W L Fuller sec.
Necedah Hotel Co (capital, $12,000), Mrs E Weston pres, G A Potter sec.
Necedah Lumber Co, G B Burch pres, J W Babcock sec.
Necedah Republican, C M Hutchinson publr.
Nooney Mrs Mary, milliner.
North Necedah House, HI F McCann propr Oakes Levi, blacksmith.
O'Brien Thomas W, carpenter.
Osborne Thomas H, live stock, 5 mlles w. Parhan George H, physician.
A Pfaff Louis, barber and ins.
Reed Wm A, physician.
Rogers Edward D, town clerk.
Runkel C F & Bro (Carl F' and Win C), general store.
Skandinavian House, Hans Hansen propr. Spear Henry, meat market.
Spencer James HI, cranberry grower. Steen John, blacksmith.
Stillson Alonzo D, photographer.
Stivers E T, railroad and exp agt. Stonasser Joseph, harness.
Strong James, carpenter.
Trimm Rev E (Methodist).
Williams J & Bro (John and Thomas H), hardware.
Yellow River Improvement Co, J W Bab- cock pres, Ceylon E Lyman sec.
York W H. pension agt.
Young James, saloon.
NEENAH. A prosperous city in Winnebago county, at the outlet of Lake Winnebago, on the Fox river, which af- fords almost unrivalled water power, and on the C. & N. W. Ry, the Wisconsin' Central Line and the Appleton branch of the M. & N. R. R., 98 miles northwest of Milwaukee, 13 northeast of Oshkosh, the county seat, and 6 southwest of Appleton. Neenah has many important manufactur- ing interests, among which are paper mills, a pulp mill, stove foundries, kettle foundry, brewery, flouring mills, machine shops, dye works, brick yards, a sewer pipe factory, a sash, door and blind fac- tory, plow factories, a boot and shoe fact- ory, and an electric light company. The city contains a number of hotels, the Rus- sell house being the leading hotel. Three newspapers are published, the Gazette (weeklv), Times (daily and weekly), Twin City News (daily and weekly). There are two banks, the National Bank of Neenah. and Manufacturers' National Bank of Neenah. A high school and several graded schools are maintained. The Bip- tist, Episcopal, Methodist, Presbyterian and Universalist churches are represented and well sustained. A street car line con- nects the city with Menasha, one mile to the north. Telephone connection to adjac- ent cities. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. and N. P. Population, 5,000. James McGiun, postmaster.
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