DIRECTORY

OF THE

CITY OF WINFIELD,

COWLEY COUNTY, KANSAS.

1885.

Containing the Names of the Inhabitants, Business Houses, Public Buildings, Corporations, Churches, Societies, Plat of City, Streets, etc.

PRICE, $2.00.

COMPILED AND PUBLISHED BY

W. E. DOCKSON.

Wichita, Jan. 1885. Newton, March 1885. Sedgwick, March, 1885. Halstead, March 1885.

WINFIELD, KANSAS,

Telegram Steam Print. 1885.

[Note: Above was considered Page 1.]

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Plat of streets running north and south. Very confusing.

Numbers were shown for each street listed. [Skipped by me.]

Listing streets only:

Main Street, Third Avenue, Fourth Avenue, Fifth Avenue, Sixth Avenue, Seventh Avenue, Eighth Avenue, Ninth Avenue, Tenth Avenue, Eleventh Avenue, Twelfth Avenue, Blandon Avenue, Riverside Street, Maple Street, Walnut Street, Park Avenue, Osage Avenue, City Limits.

[Note: Directory consistently shows “Blanden” rather than “Blandon.”]

Read, Lowry, Walton, Stewart, Mansfield, Menor, Manning, Millington, Loomis, Fuller, Andrews, Bliss, Platter, Maris, Harter, Davis, Thompson, Cherry.

Lincoln, Colorado, Minnesota, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Park.

Broadway, Frankfort, John, Plum.

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Plat of streets running east and west.

Listing streets only:

Ninth Avenue, City Limits, John, Frankfort, Harter, Maris, Platter, Bliss, Andrews, Fuller, Loomis, Millington, Main, Manning, Menor, Mansfield, Stewart, Lowry, Read, City Limits.

Third Avenue, Fourth Avenue, Fifth Avenue, Sixth Avenue, Seventh Avenue, Eighth Avenue, Tenth Avenue, Eleventh Avenue, Twelfth Avenue, Blandon Avenue, Riverside Avenue, Maple Avenue, Walnut Avenue, Park Avenue, Osage Avenue.

[Note: Directory consistently shows “Blanden” rather than “Blandon.”]

Pine Street, Olive Street, First Avenue, Second Avenue, Lynn Avenue, Myrtle, Howland, Ann, Elizabeth.

Numbers were shown for each street listed. [Skipped by me.]

At bottom of Page 3...

EXPLANATION.—To locate a number, find the corresponding number on Main St. or Ninth Ave., and trace at a right angle to the street desired.

Example: John Smith, residence 810 East 12^th Ave.; find number 800 or 9^th Ave., which shows No. 810 to be between Maris and Harter streets.

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INTRODUCTORY.

Having labored for several weeks, I dedicate to the citizens of Winfield a General and Business Directory which I trust will meet the wants of the people. The labor necessary to make a Directory is considerable, especially in cities that are so rapidly changing. I have endeavored to be as near correct as possible in compiling the names. I have been to all the stores and residences in the cities. For the uniform courtesy with which I have been treated in my rounds from house to house, and in reply to my inquiries, I return my hearty thanks to the citizens. I hope that this work will merit a liberal patronage. Respectfully,

Winfield June, 1885. W. E. DOCKSON.

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WINFIELD.

The banner city of the Arkansas Valley is situated 265 miles southwest of Kansas City. It is about 38 miles south of Wichita and is one of the main points on the Southern Kansas railway, a direct line to Kansas City; also a branch of the A. T. & S. F. R. R. passes through the city. It is the county seat of Cowley County, one of the best counties in the state, located about 105 miles from the eastern limits of the state, and borders on the south line of Indian Territory.

Winfield derives its name from Winfield Scott, a noted Baptist preacher. Winfield was first settled in 1870. The Winfield Town Co. was organized Jan. 13^th with E. C. Manning, president; W. W. Andrews, vice president; C. M. Wood, treasurer; W. G. Graham, secretary. A newspaper was started in Winfield on August 13, called Cowley County Censor. J. A. Fuller and D. A. Millington arrived August 15^th. E. C. Manning was the first Post Master. The first celebration was July 4^th, 1870. In 1871 Winfield contained about 800 acres. Winfield was incorporated as a city of the third class February 22, 1873, and on February 27^th, 1879, it was proclaimed a city of the second class, it having over 2,000 inhabitants, and at present we find it a flourishing city of about 6,000 souls. It is the business centre of the county, it has three flouring mills, four elevators, various manufactures, and some of the finest buildings in the state. Winfield has three weekly and one daily newspaper, one of which claims a greater circulation than any other county paper in the state. At present the probabilities are that the D. M. & A. R. R. and K. C. & S. W. R. R. will be built to the city. By the fall the former will traverse the county east and west, and the latter north and south. The State Imbecile Asylum is to be located here.

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WINFIELD CITY OFFICERS.

Mayor: W. G. Graham

Police Judge: W. H. Turner

City Treasurer: John D Pryor

Treasurer, Board of Education: G. W. Robinson.

Justices of the Peace: G. H. Buckman; J. E. Snow.

Councilmen 1^st ward: Jas. W. Connor; W. R. McDonald.

Councilmen 2^nd ward: A. H. Jennings; T. B. Myers.

Councilmen 3^rd ward: W. J. Hodges; G. H. Crippen.

Councilmen 4^th ward: J. P. Baden; J. N. Harter.

Board of Education, 1^st ward: A. G. Wilson; W. O. Johnson.

Board of Education, 2^nd ward: J. S. Mann; Geo. Ordway.

Board of Education, 3^rd ward: Jas. H. Bullen; W. C. Robinson.

Board of Education, 4^th ward: B. F. Wood; W. H. Smith.

Constables: H. H. Siverd; T. H. Herrod.

City Marshal: B. McFadden.

Assistant Marshal: A. H. Glandon.

COWLEY COUNTY OFFICERS.

County Commissioners: S. C. Smith, Chairman; Amos Walton; J. A. Irwin.

[Note: Directory showed “Anos Walton” and “J. A. Erwin.” WRONG!]

Treasurer: J. B. Nipp.

Clerk: J. S. Hunt.

Clerk of the District Court: Ed Pate.

County Superintendent: A. H. Limerick.

Prosecuting Attorney: Henry E. Asp.

Probate Judge: H. D. Gans.

Sheriff: Geo. H. McIntire.

Surveyor: N. A. Haight.

Coroner: Dr. H. W. Marsh.

Superintendent of Public Instruction: A. H. Limerick.

Auditor: M. G. Troup.

State Senator: F. S. Jennings.

Representative 66^th District: Ed P. Greer.

Representative 67^th District: Lewis P. King.

Representative 68^th District: J. B. Maurer.

TELEPHONE DIRECTORY.

[Skipping numbers: giving names only.]

A. Adams’ Express Company. Arkansas City. Albright, P. H. & Co. A T & S F Depot.

B. Bangs, Arthur, residence. Baden, J. P., store. Bliss & Wood, office. Bliss & Wood, mill. Bliss, E. H., residence. Brown & Son. Brettun House. Berkey, D., residence. Black, C. C., residence. Beach, D. C., office. Beach, D. C., residence. Bahntge, Charles, residence.

C. Central Hotel. Court House. Courier office. Curns & Manser. Cooper & Taylor. Conklin, J. S., residence, Conklin, J. S., office.

D. Doane, A. H. Doane, A. H., residence. Dennis, J. L. & Co., coal office.

E. Emerson, Dr., residence. Emerson, Dr., office.

F. First National Bank. Farmers’ Bank. Fuller, H. G., office. Friend, F. M. Fair Ground.

G. Geuda Springs. Glass, Q. A., store. Greer, Ed P., residence.

H. Hackney, W. P., residence. Hackney & Asp’s office. Horning & Whitney. Holmes & Son. Hoosier Grocery.

I. None listed.

J. Jennings & Troup. Jarvis, Conklin & Co. Jennings, F. S., residence.

K. Kraft & Dix.

L. Long, J. C., store. Lee, W. A., office. Lynn & French’s store.

M. McDonald, J. Wade. McDonald & Webb. McMullen, F. F., office. McIntire’s office. McMullen, J. C., residence. Millington, D. A., residence. Manny, Frank, residence. McDermott & Johnson’s office. McMullen, J. F., residence. McMaster, A. H. & Co.

N. None listed.

O. None listed.

P. Pryor & Pryor. Park, Dr., office. Park, Dr., residence.

Q. None listed.

R. Read’s residence. Robinson, M. L., residence. Rodocker’s Gallery.

S. Soward, T. H., office. Shaw, G. B. Spotswood & Wallace, store. Schmidt, Chas. Stone quarry. Southern Kansas Depot.

T. Telegram office. Tribune office.

U. None listed.

V. None listed.

W. Wallis, R. E., residence. Wallis & Wallis’ store. Wright, Dr. W. T., residence. Wright, Dr. W. T., office. Winfield Bank. Wells, Fargo Express. Whiting Bros.

[Note: Telephone Directory ended with “W.” That portion was printed on Page 7.]

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CHURCHES.

AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

Rev. Wm. Davis, pastor. Services 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting on Thursday, 7 p.m. Sunday school 3 p.m.

BAPTIST.

Rev. J. H. Reider, pastor. Services 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Prayer meeting on Tuesday and Wednesday, 7 p.m. Sunday school 9:30 a.m.; Samuel Dalton, Superintendent.

CATHOLIC.

Rev. Father John F. Kelly, priest. First mass 8 a.m.; second mass 10 a.m. Benediction and sermon, 7:30 p.m. Mass held on the first and third Sundays of each month, and on holy days.

CHRISTIAN.

J. S. Myers, pastor. Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday, 7 p.m. Lord’s-day school, 10 a.m.; T. R. Bryan, Superintendent.

EPISCOPAL.

Sunday-School at the court-house, 10 a.m. W. H. Smith, Superintendent.

FREE METHODIST.

Rev. Ira Putney, pastor. Services 11 a.m. and 3 p.m., beginning Feb. 15, every other Sabbath after that date at the court-house.

GRACE EPISCOPAL.

Services at court house. W. H. Smith, Superintendent.

METHODIST.

Rev. B. Kelly, pastor. Services, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday, 7 p.m. Sunday school, 8 p.m. Prof. A. Gridley, Jr., Superintendent.

PRESBYTERIAN.

Rev. Dr. W. R. Kirkwood, pastor. Services 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday, 7 p.m. Sunday school, 3 p.m. T. B. Myers, Superintendent.

UNITED BRETHREN.

Rev. J. H. Snyder, pastor. Services, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.

SOCIAL AND SECRET SOCIETIES.

ADELPHI LODGE, NO. 110, A. F. AND A. M.

Meets at the Masonic Hall on the first and third Tuesdays of each month. A. P. Johnson, W. M. L. D. Zenor, Secretary.

WINFIELD CHAPTER, NO. 81, R. A. M.

Meets at the Masonic Hall on the second Monday of each month. A. Howland, H. P. J. M. Stafford, Secretary.

WINFIELD COMMANDERY, NO. 15, K. T.

Meets in their asylum on the third Friday of each month. J. W. Johnson, E. C. J. D. Prior, recorder. [Wrong! J. D. Pryor is correct.]

WINFIELD LODGE, NO. 18, A. O. U. W.

Meets at their hall on Friday night of each week. S. G. Gary, M. W. Lewis Conrad, Recorder.

WINFIELD LODGE, NO. 16, SELECT KNIGHTS.

Meets every Friday night, at the A. O. U. W. Hall. J. E. Snow, S. C. T. J. Harris, Recorder.

WINFIELD POST, NO. 85, G. A. R.

Meets at the I. O. O. F. Hall every second and fourth Wednesday evenings. Sid Cure, P. C. J. E. Snow, adjutant.

KANSAS CAMPS OF VETERANS.

Meet on Saturday evenings at Odd Fellows’ Hall. F. M. Jones, Capt.; Robt. Nipp, Adj.

WOMAN’S RELIEF CORPS, NO. 80, G. A. R.

Meets at the I. O. O. F. Hall on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month at 2 o’clock p.m. Mrs. E. P. Hickok, President. Mrs. Brown, Secretary.

[Directory showed “Hicock, President.”]

WINFIELD LODGE, NO. 20, I. O. G. T.

Meets every Friday night at the I. O. O. F. Hall. Frank Greer, W. C. T.; Ella Garlick, Recording Secretary.

WOMAN’S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION.

Meets at the residences of the different members of the society every two weeks, on Tuesday afternoons, at 3 o’clock. Mrs. Dr. W. R. Kirkwood, President; Mrs. Frank Finch, Secretary.

BAND OF HOPE.

Meets at the Presbyterian Church on the second and fourth Fridays, and Baptist Church on the first and third Fridays of each month. Mrs. E. D. Garlick, President; Maggie Herpich, Secretary.

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COWLEY COUNTY TEMPERANCE UNION.

Meetings held monthly, or oftener, at the direction of the executive committee. A. H. Limerick, President; S. H. Jennings, Secretary.

WINFIELD KINDERGARTEN.

Mrs. E. D. Garlick, Kindergartner. All the apparatus and appliances found in a first-class kindergarten. Terms $3 per month for single pupils, or $5 where there are two pupils from the same family. Pupils taken as far as the Third Reader.

MISCELLANEOUS.

CHEVALIER LODGE NO. 70, K. OF P.

Meets every Tuesday evening at the I. O. O. F. Hall. J. E. Snow, C. C.; L. H. Webb, K of R and S.

KANSAS COUNCIL, NO. 510, ROYAL ARCANUM.

Meets on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month, at the N. U. Hall. S. H. Myton, Regent; W. G. Graham, Secretary.

WINFIELD COUNCIL, NO. 5, N. U.

Meets on the first and third Tuesday of each month. Lewis Conrade [Conrad], President; A. Howland, Secretary.

WINFIELD LODGE, NO. 101, I. O. O. F.

Meets every Thursday night at their hall. Geo. Headrick, N. G.; J. M. Reed, Secretary.

WOMAN’S SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION.

Meets every two weeks alternately, with the W. C. T. U. Mrs. D. A. Millington, President; Mrs. Gates, Secretary.

LADIES’ LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

Rooms over A. T. Spotswood’s grocery. Open Wednesday p.m. and Saturday p.m. of each week. Mrs. Dr. Van Doren, President; Mrs. Mullen, Librarian.

WINFIELD LODGE, NO. 479, K OF H.

Meets on the first and third Mondays of each month, at the Masonic Hall. H. D. Gans, Dictator; W. G. Graham, Reporter.

DEGREE OF HONOR, A. O. U. W.

Meets on second and third Fridays of each month, at Workmen’s Hall. Mrs. Julia L. Caton, Lady of Honor; L. Conrad, Secretary.

HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The Cowley County Horticultural Society holds its regular meetings in Winfield the first Saturday in each month. J. F. Martin, President; Jacob Nixon, Secretary.

WINFIELD GYMNASIUM.

Rooms 1117 Main. Business meetings every alternate Monday, beginning February 23^rd, 1885. Semi-annual meetings the first Mondays in June and December. Chas. Black, President; W. J. McClellan, Secretary.

WINFIELD ENTERPRISE ASSOCIATION.

Annual meeting first Thursday in March of each year, under the management of a board of thirteen members, who may call a general meeting at any time. S. B. Schuler, President; T. H. Soward, Secretary. [Note: They had Shuler.]

FARMERS’ INSTITUTE OF COWLEY COUNTY, KANSAS.

Holds special meetings upon call, and an annual protracted meeting. S. B. Strong, President; F. A. A. Williams, Secretary.

COWLEY COUNTY FAIR AND DRIVING PARK ASSOCIATION.

Directors meet at the office of A. H. Doane & Co., two Fridays in each month, at 10 a.m. Fair of 1885, Sept. 21 to 25. J. F. Martin, President; D. L. Kretsinger, Secretary.

WINFIELD WATER COMPANY.

M. L. Robinson, President; O. F. Bahntge, Secretary; D. L. Kretsinger, General Superintendent.

WINFIELD GAS COMPANY.

J. C. Fuller, President; Ed Greer, Secretary; W. Whiting, Superintendent.

PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

County Court House, 311 East 9^th.

County Jail, 309 East 9^th.

Opera House, 819 Main.

Masonic Hall, 720 Main.

Odd Fellows Hall, 801 Main.

Santa Fe R R Depot; Lowry & West Riverside.

Southern Kansas Depot, 5^th Avenue & Main.

Post Office, 828 Main.

2^nd Ward School House, East 12^th & Fuller.

1^st Ward School House, East Ninth & Andrews.

Fire Department, 612 Main.

Water Works & Reservoir, northeast of City.

Riverside Park, West Riverside.

Island Park, north of City.

College Hill, northeast of City.

Highland Park, northeast of City.

Catholic Cemetery, southeast of City.

Fair Grounds, west of City.

West Side ½ west of Main.

BANDS.

Courier Cornet Band, G. H. Crippen, Leader.

Winfield Juvenile Band, Harry Holbrook, Leader.

Winfield Union Cornet Band, Jes [?] Brown, Leader.

The Dockson’s Winfield City Directory begins with “A” on Page 9. I am not familiar enough with all the names inserted in it to determine which are wrong! Only when I am certain that they have inserted a name incorrectly, will I point it out. MAW

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DOCKSON’S WINFIELD CITY DIRECTORY.

Abbott G W, millwright, res 1412 Main

Abrams Jos, stock dealer, res 802 e 8^th

Abrams Miss Josie, res 802 e 8^th

Abrams Miss Serepta, res 802 e 8^th

Acton S W, farmer, res 1616 Menor

Adams Exp. Co, A Snowhill agent, 108 w 9^th

Adams H L, clerk, Brotherton & Silver, res 609 e 8^th

Aga Chas, laborer, res 804 e 8^th

Albright P H & Co, loans etc 118 e 9^th

Albright P H, res 913 e 10^th

Albro W H, res 1315 Loomis

Alden H W, manager, Chicago Jewelry Co., 717 Main, boards Brettun

Aldrich Mrs. D R, widow, res 711 Menor

Aldrich Miss Nellie, res 711 Menor

Aldrich Miss Alice, res 711 Menor

Alford H, carriage maker & trimmer, works 114 e 8^th, res 711 e 7^th

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Allen & Caldwell, real estate and insurance, 909 Main

Allen G H, res 1003 Stewart

Allen J F, laborer, res 512 e 5^th

Allen W C, laborer, res 914 e 5^th

Allison Robt, real estate, res 209 e 10^th

Allison Sylvester, stock dealer, res corner Myrtle & Broadway

Albach H O, engineer Bliss & Wood’s mill, res 614 e 5^th

Amasa , works stone quarry, boards 520 e 4^th

Ambrose Alex, works stone quarry boards, res 706 e 7^th

Ammon L C, res 421 w 12^th

Anderson Gus, laborer, boards Lindell

Anderson J S, plasterer, res 1605 Menor

Anderson Miss Nina, clerk, Kleeman’s, res Mansfield

Andre M V, agent Wells-Fargo exp, 110 w 9^th

Andrews & Losure, house and sign painters, 1120 Main

Andrews Chas H, painter, boards Main

Andrews Miss Hattie, clerk, Kleeman’s, res 202 e 5^th

Andrews Miss Minnie, res 202 e 5^th

Andrews W W, res 202 e 5^th

Applegate Geo Z, res 1020 Manning

Applegate John D, res 1020 Manning

Appling Mrs. E H, English Kitchen, 808 Main

Arion Quartette, Messrs. Buckman, Blair, Shaw and Snow

Arment A B, furniture, 1007 Main, res 1115 Manning

Arment G W, res 1115 Manning

Armstrong & Reeves, carpenters and builders, 123 w 8^th

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Armstrong Daniel T, res 308 e 8^th

Armstrong C W, res 310 e 7^th

Armstrong B, carpenter, res e Riverside

Arrowsmith J W, deputy county treasurer, res 415 e 12^th

Ashcraft Mrs., widow, res 610 e 4^th

Asp Henry E, attorney at law, 302 e 9^th, res 718 Millington

Atkinson Wm, tailor, 1019 Main, res 407 e 12^th

Austin C D, house sign and carriage painter, 1022 Main, res 1202 Manning

Austin C B, painter, res 1202 Manning

Austin Miss Minnie, dressmaker, 1018 Menor, res 1519 Main

Austin Ezra, plasterer, res 1519 Main

Axtell E A, pressman, “Telegram” 112 e 8^th

Axtell T F, Winfield bakery and restaurant, 920 Main, res 1017 Millington

Bacastow Geo, proprietor Central hotel, 922 Main, res same

Back L E, confectionery at park, boards 521 w 11^th

Baden J P, groceries and dry goods, 1000-1002 Main, res 719 Manning

Bahntge Chas F, teller 1^st National bank, 903 Main, res 1217 Loomis

Bailey S Evaline, physician, 220 w 9^th

Bailey Dr. H C, dentist, 106 w 9^th

Baird A E, “New York store” dry goods, 921 Main, res 314 e 11^th

Baird V A, lunch room, 902 Main, res 1609 Main

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Balliet J F, loan agent Farmers bank, 816 Main, res 1413 Millington

Bangs Arthur C, bus line, res 1011 Menor

Banks Anderson, works livery stable, res 812 Millington

Banks N H, cook at Central hotel, res 1208 Manning

Bard Samuel, res 403 e 11^th

Barker W H, shoemaker, works 106½ e 9^th, boards 9^th Avenue Hotel

Barnes Aaron, del clerk, Cooper & Taylor, 1009 Main, res 115 e 10^th

Barnes Miss Anna, res 821 e 9^th

Barnes Jas W, painter, res 406 w 9^th

Barnes Mrs. Jane, widow, res 821 e 9^th

Barnes Miss Laura, res 821 e 9^th

Barnes Lorenzo, boarding house, 119 w 9^th

Barnes Wm, school teacher, res 821 e 9^th

Barnthouse J M, “city bottling works,” 611 Main, res 302 e 7^th

Barnthouse T J, works 611 Main, res 302 e 7^th

Barlow Mrs. P, widow, res 1721 Manning

Barr Jas, stonemason, res 419 e 7^th

Barr Chas, printer, “Tribune,” res 419 e 7^th

Barrow Joe, teamster, res 1721 Manning

Barrow W H, res 1721 Manning

Barrows Miss Mollie, res 1414 Main

Barry Johanna, domestic, 801 Menor

Bartlett & Co, grain and wool, 907 Main

Bartlett V R, res 502 e 4^th

Bartlow B F, clerk, Commercial hotel, res same

Barton F J, harness maker, works Sydal, boards 517 e 6^th

Barton W A, works stone quarry, boards 703 e 4^th

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Bassett & Bertram, pumps and windmills, 711 Main

Bassett C M E, pumps, res 307 e 8^th

Batchelder John, grocer, 113 e 9^th, res 810 e 9^th

Bates & Wells, contractors, carpenters and builders, 113 w 8^th

Bates F E, carpenter, boards 811 e 10^th

Bates J S R, carpenter, res 821 e 10^th

Beach & Denning, real estate, 116 e 9^th

Beach David C, attorney at law, real estate etc., res e 9^th

Beard V A, groceries and confectionery, 902 Main, res 1609 Main

Beaver D E, carpenter, res 513 e 8^th

Beck Frank, clerk, Myton’s, res 1317 Manning

Beck H, photographer, 111 w 10^th, res 311 w Riverside

Beck John B, works Brettun house billiard hall, res 1302 Main

Beck Miss Katie, res 1302 Main

Beck Lewis S, grain dealer, res 1302 Main

Beck Wm S, works Bangs, res 208 w 9^th

Bedilion Edward S, real estate, 100 e 9^th, res 320 e 11^th

Beeny Edward, clerk, Horning’s, res 1502 Loomis

Berkey D, hardware and furniture, 115 e 9^th, res 617 Menor

Berkey Miss Eva, clerk, P O, res 617 Menor

Berry Mrs. A C, widow, hair dresser, 104 w 8^th

Bertram A C, pumps and windmills, 711 Main, boards Axtell’s

Best D F, machines and music, 916 Main, res 210 e 11^th

MISSING: PAGES 14 AND 15.

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Brown Anderson, laborer, res Loomis

Brown Arch, laborer, res 306 e 11^th

Brown Ellen, cook Lindell hotel, boards same

Brown Frank, teamster, res e of city

Brown G S, works Bullen’s lumber yard, res 1410 Menor

Brown & Son, druggists, 805 Main

Brown Henry, drugs, residence 805 Main

Brown Lewis, drugs, residence 805 Main

Brown Jesse, works Dr. Emerson, 321 e 11^th

Brown J J, painter, boards Lindell

Brown Mrs. M E, widow, proprietor, Old’s house, 321 e 8^th

Brown R J, clerk, Smith & Zook’s, res 1211 Manning

Brown Will, stone cutter, res 1614 Main

Brown W H, harness maker, works 109 w 9^th, res same

Brown W Z, proprietor novelty works, 513 w 11^th, res 521 w 11^th

Brown Mrs., widow, res 1806 Loomis

Bryan T H, laborer, res 509 e 3^rd

Bryan T R, loan office at Kansas City, res 402 e 5^th

Bryant John, well digger, res 719 e 3^rd

Bryant Miss Mary, res 909 Stewart

Bryson Samuel O, teamster, res 610 e 4^th

Bryson , teamster, res 610 e 4^th

Buck Miss Amy, res 318 e 5^th

Buck Edward, laborer, res 1805 Millington

Buck Rueben [?Reuben], shoemaker, works 106½ e 9^th, res 318 e 5^th

Buell S W, gardener, res 1408 Main

Buford H C, stock dealer, res 709 Millington

Buhrlage J W, carpenter, res 506 e 7^th

Bull F H, dentist, 910 Main res 905 e 9^th

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Buckman C H, justice of peace and city clerk, 903 Main, res 1114 Menor

Bull Geo, cabinet maker, res 210 e 11^th

Bullen Jas H & Co, lumber yard, 1112 Main

Bullen J G, lumber, res 118 w 10^th

Bullen C A, lumber, res Eau Claire, Wis.

Bullene Frank E, clerk, Baden’s, boards 303 e 6^th

Bumgardner John, engineer, res 1803 Manning

Burch Mrs. C R, widow, res 1608 Menor

Burdette D, works Crary, 915 Main, res same

Burdine Chas, laborer, res 1208 Manning

Burgauer A J, dry goods etc., 819 Main, res 714 Millington

Burgauer Miss Ida, res 714 Millington

Burgauer Miss Jennie, res 714 Millington

Burgh Mrs. Marion, res 1102 e 11^th

Burgheim Edward, clerk, P O bookstore, res 620 Millington

Burnett John, laborer, res 814 Mansfield

Burney J S, farmer, res 1611 Millington

Burns C P, clerk, Shaw’s lumber co., 528 Main, boards Brettun

Burroughs John F, brick layer, res 100 w 8^th

Butler Jos T, teamster, res 708 e 8^th

Byers E L, clerk, Baden’s, res 616 e 8^th

Byers J D, cigar maker, works Wilkinson & Co., res e Maple

Byers R C, res 602 e 8^th

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Caldwell Noble, insurance and real estate, 909 Main, res 703 e 7^th

Callahan Lum, runner Brettun, boards same

Callison Henry, carpenter, res 402 e 7^th

Camery Wm, hides, furs and wool, 1015 Main, res 303 e 10^th

Canine Mrs. Emma, res 902 e 7^th

Carnes D, laborer, 209½ e 9^th

Carrington W A, works Lee’s, res Millington

Carson J J & Co, clothing and gent’s furnishing, 812 Main

Carson J J, res 1112 Millington

Carter Jas W, painter, res 1710 Main

Carter Miss Lillie, widow, clerk, Hahn’s, res 1221 Millington

Case Geo, carpenter, res 511 w Blanden

Case John, carpenter, 123 w 8^th, res 1015 Lowry

Case Miss Jennie, res 603 w Blanden

Cassell Miss Carrie, works Friend’s, res Manning

Catlin H C, plasterer, res 1706 Loomis

Caton W B, marble works, 206 e 9^th, res 1610 Millington

Caughling Miss May, widow, res 1005 Millington

Central Hotel, Bacastow & Crampton, proprietors, 922 Main

Cessna Johnathan, peddler, res 620 w Blanden

Chadwell Chas, laborer, res 1612 Menor

Chadwell G W, laborer, res 1612 Menor

Chadwell Martin, laborer, res 1612 Menor

Page 19.

Chaney J W, clerk, Myton’s, res 113 w 11^th

Cherry Jasper E, res 206 e 6^th

Chettick Miss Minnie, tailoress, works Herpich

Chicago Jewelry Co, H M Alden, manager, 717 Main

Chicago Lumber Co, 115 w 8^th

Chicago Millinery House, Mrs. D E Kingsley, manager, 808 Main

Childs Samuel, laborer, res 1214 Lowry

Chiverall Arthur, foreman carriage works, 114 e 8^th, res 507 e 6^th

Christie W E, butcher, res 1719 Manning

Christy Wm V, teamster, res 412 e 6^th

City Bottling Works, J M Barnthouse, prop, 611 Main

Cisler Daniel W, house porter at Brettun, boards same

Clark D T, carpenter, res 402 w 4^th

Clark J R, real estate agent, res 718 e 7^th

Clark John, engineer and machinist, res 1313 Manning

Clark Marion, works Bangs, rooms 208 w 9^th

Clark W H, proprietor English Kitchen, 808 Main, res same

Clarkson Miss Sophia, res 209 e 11^th

Clatworthy J H, carriage painter, 1106 Main

Clause G H, proprietor transfer line, office at “COURIER” Office

Claussen Mrs. L, midwife, res 1314 Main

Cleary Isaac O, farmer, res 318 w Riverside

Cleaves C H, carpenter, res 1509 Mansfield

Clem W F, clerk, Tyner’s, 1010 Main

Page 20.

Clifford John, miller, res 1505 Mansfield

Cobean John, works Myton & Read, rooms at Read’s

Cochran Andy, 505 e 7^th

Cochran, Mrs., widow, res 1006 e 10^th

Cochran Edmund, clerk, grocery, 913 Main, res 116 w 7

Cochran F W, res 1416 Loomis

Cochran Mrs. J. D., widow, res 116 w 7^th

Cochran John R, butcher, res 1417 Manning

Cochran Oscar, bookkeeper, “Tribune”, res w 7^th

Cochran W J, res 609 e 7^th

Cochran , druggist, res 1006 e 10^th

Cohen C, dry goods, 801 Main, boards 600 Millington

Coil Geo, works Keck’s stable, 802 Main, res same

Cole Dr. D V, 811 Main, res 716 e 10^th

Cole Ed G, druggist, 811 Main, res 716 e 10^th

Cole Miss Nellie, res 716 e 10^th

Coles Chas, manager skating rink, boards Main

Colleasure W H, pumps, res 1607 Manning

Collins A R, teamster, res 606 Maris

Collins Alonzo, laborer, res 803 e 6^th

Collins Albert, plasterer, res 803 e 6^th

Collins C, livery stable, 114 w 9^th, res 821 Menor

Coleman W A, tailor, boards Lindell

Commercial House, F M Freeland proprietor, 1011 Main

Compton S E, drayman, res 1307 Main

Conklin J E, brick and stone, south end Mansfield, res 706 Millington

Conklin R R, loans etc., south end Mansfield, res 706 Millington

Connely R M, carpenter, res 1617 Menor

Connor James W, stonemason and contractor, res 615 e 6^th

Page 21.

Conrad L, agent Burgess steam washer, res 1209 Main

Constant G E, boarding house, 215 e 10^th

Constanzer & Co., meat market, 907 Main

Constanzer R, butcher, res w 11

Coons F S, stone cutter, res 1617 Menor

Cook S A, architect 1000 Main, res 508 e 10^th

Cookson Elisha, laborer, res 918 e 5^th

Cooper & Taylor, groceries, 1009 Main

Cooper Jas A, grocer, res 1604 Mansfield

Cooter J M, clerk, McDonald’s, res 315 e 8^th

Copeland Wm, blacksmith, res 415 e 6^th

Copelin Geo, clerk, Hahn’s, res 620 e 9^th

Copple S, tunnel mills

Corcoran Andy B, stonemason, res 505 e 7^th

Cronwell C H, blacksmith, works 118 e 8^th, boards Lindell

Corwin Geo, clerk, Spotswood’s, rooms 923 Main

“Courier” Cornet Band, Geo Crippen leader

Courier Printing Office, Greer and Millington, editors and proprietors, 901 Main

Cousins John, stonemason, res 1810 Menor

Cox Walter, works Bliss’ mill, rooms 1203 Mansfield

Craig Robert, res 1718 Loomis

Craine M R, plasterer, res 502 e 7^th

Craine J W, mason, res 1413 Millington

Crampton Frank L, proprietor, Central hotel, 922 Main

Crandall Stanley, job printer, works Courier, boards Commercial

Crane O J, eclectic physician, 610 e 8^th

Crapster Brettun, clerk, Brettun, res same

Crary E J, confectionery etc., 915 Main, res 421 w 6^th

Page 22.

Crawford & Holbrook, carpenters and builders, 816 Millington

Crawford S H, carpenter, res 822 e 11^th

Croco J, farmer, res 501 e 11^th

Cronin James, stonemason, res 602 e 12^th

Crow W W, teamster, res 708 e 5^th

Crowell G W, drayman, res 516 e 5^th

Crooks J M, res 417 w 11^th

Crippen Geo, grain dealer, res 1001 Lowry

Craig Jas, laborer, res Loomis

Cruikshank David, engineer, boards Lindell

Curnine Mrs. Emma, widow, res 902 e 7^th

Curns & Manser, real estate, loans, etc., 913 Main

Curns J W, real estate, res 1117 Mansfield

Curry J C, bookkeeper Bliss & Wood’s mill, rooms 923 Main

Curtis Wm., blacksmith, 114 e 8^th, boards Lindell

Cuthbert J W, contracting carpenter and builder, res 911 e 11^th

Cutright I T. works skating rink, 1320 Main, res same

Dages John, works mill, res 1109 Lowry

Dale D A, carpenter, res 511 e 6^th

Dalton & Madden, attorneys at law, 812 Main

Dalton Samuel, res 515 e 9^th

Dantzeisen Wm., stonemason, res w 11^th

Dautschman Anton, butcher, 119 e 9^th, res 1711 Millington

Davenport A, res 1108 Lowry

Davenport Leroy, works Horning & Whitney, res 409 Andrews

David Herbert, works R R, res 415 e 7^th

Page 23.

Davis Isaac, carpenter, res 406 e 6^th

Davis Mrs. Mary, res 322 w 8^th

Davis B T, editor, “Tribune,” 812 Main

Davis W W, general manager, Tribune printing office, 110 e 8^th

Davison Emery L., coopering, res 1409 Manning

Dawson W H, marble works, 1317 Main, boards Brettun

Dayton Eliza, waitress at Brettun

Dayton Lizzie, waitress at Brettun

Defenbaugh Adam, teamster, res 1103 e 11^th

Delay Charles, wood worker, 114 e 8^th, res 221 e 9^th

Denning Miss Cora, compositor, “Telegram,” res 705 e 9^th

Denning Walter, real estate and auctioneer, 116 e 9^th, res 705 e 9^th

Dennis J L & Co., coal and wood, 516 Main

Dennis H C, mason and plasterer, res 1702 Loomis

Devine Peter, stonemason, res 520 e 7^th

Dickerson A, laborer, res 1716 Main

Dickerson J B, laborer, res 1716 Main

Dickey Fred N, broom factory, 108 e 12^th

Dillman Miss Laura, res 1114 Menor

Dillon D W, photographer, res 1101 Lowry

Dillon Theo, horse breeder, res 704 e 5^th

Dix Benj, res 920 e 8^th

Dix Daniel, drayman, res 421 e 6^th

Dix David, well digger, res 920 e 8^th

Dix John W, butcher, 809 Main, res 405 e 6^th

Doan C C, clerk, Long’s grocery, res 708 e 8^th

Doane A H, coal, 122 w 9^th, res 901 Mansfield

Doane Frank W, clerk, Myton’s, res 206 w 9^th

Page 24.

Dockson W E, directory publisher, boards Commercial

Dodds Miss Eva, stenographer for Hackney, res 1119 Platter

Dorothy C H, marble polisher works, 1317 Main, res 113 w 11^th

Doty Charles, works Bliss & Wood’s mill, res 212 e 12^th

Doty David, real estate, res 212 e 12th

Doty Henry, clerk, Pixley’s, 715 Main, res 212 e 12^th

Dougherty O J, coal and wood, 516 Main, boards Central

Douglas D E, barber, 917 Main, res 1605 Main

Downey H J, M D, physician, 911 Main, res same

Drake Mrs. M B, res 417 w 11^th

Dresser G H, works photograph gallery, 903 Main, res 306 e 7^th

Dressha Leander, laborer, res 1003 e 5^th

Dressie N W, works R R, res 509 e 8^th

Dukes T W, carpenter, res 1018 Menor

Dunbar Marshall, res 702 e 6^th

Dunstan Miss Annie, res 408 e 12^th

Dunstan Basil, res 408 e 12^th

Dunn F M, carpenter, res 1603 Fuller

Dunn W H, stock driller, res 517 Maris

Dunn Wm., Tunnel mills

Dupoy Hugh, assistant cook, Lindell hotel, boards same

Early Leonora, domestic at Fleming’s, 215 e 8^th

East Boarding House, J. Bobbitt, proprietor, 300-306 e 9^th

Eastman Frank, res Holland’s addition

Eastman & Cochrane, slat and wire fence, 1118 Main

Page 25.

Eastman Henry, tinner, works Horning & Whitney, res 514 e 8^th

Easton John, gunsmith, res 909 e 8^th

Easton Theo, compositor, “Tribune,” boards e 8^th

Eaton John A, vice president Farmer’s bank, res 617 Manning

Eddy John, res 312 e 8^th

Edwards H L, blacksmith, 110 e 7^th

Edwards John A, works stone quarry, res 605 e 5^th

Ekstromer Miss Kittie, res 408 e 12^th

Elder Fred S, works brown & Son, 805 Main

Elder T H, physician and surgeon, 913 Main, res 1216 Menor

Eley John W, carpenter, res 1813 Millington

Elliott Samuel, laborer, res 1819 Fuller

Elliott Wm., teamster, res 502 e 6^th

Emerson Dr. Geo., 100 e 9^th, res 321 e 11^th

English Kitchen, Burnett & Clark, proprietors, 808 Main

Evans J E, res 1201 Stewart

Evans John C, res 812 Walton

Everett Miss Hattie, res 1812 Fuller

Everett Mrs. Susan, res 1812 Fuller

Everitt J E, works stone quarry, res 908 e 7^th

Ewart M H, cashier Farmer’s bank, boards Brettun

Ewing C D, wagon maker, res 1413 Manning

Fahey James, res 505 e 9^th

Fahey Miss Minnie, res 505 e 9^th

Page 25.

Fahey Miss Mamie, res 505 e 9^th

Fahnestock J M, carpenter, res 1826 Fuller

Farmer A J, carpenter and painter, res 510 e 4^th

Farmers Bank, 816 Main

Farnsworth R N, star lunch room, 109 e 9^th, res 1101 Stewart

Farrow Ike H, carpenter, works 123 w 8^th, res 309 Andrews

Fawcett J E, 121 e 9^th, res e 5^th

Ferguson Calvin, livery stable, 112 e 9^th, res 1021 Menor

Ferris Charles, blacksmith, works Garrett, boards Axtell’s

Fibbs Edward, res 817 e 10^th

Fike D S, painter and carpenter, res 1110 e 12^th

Files & Russell, flour feed and machinery, 1016 Manning

Files W L, res e 10^th

Filson Emery, Central hotel runner, res same

Finch Frank W, deputy sheriff, res 913 e 9^th

Fire Department, hose house, 612 Main

First National Bank, 903 Main

Fisher W H P, carpenter, res 517 e 8^th

Fisk C H, stone quarry, res 520 e 4^th

Fisk C W, carpenter, res 1121 e 10^th

Fisk Miss Delia, milliner, works 1004 Manning, res 1121 e 10^th

Fitch Mrs. E J. dressmaker, res 102 w 8^th

Fitch J C, works Whiting Bros., res over Lynn’s

Flag Drug Store, Dr. J. Fleming, proprietor, 818 Main

Fleming John, M D, res 215 e 8^th

Fleming Greer, travel agent, res 1321 Millington

Fleming Miss Kate, res 1321 Millington

Fleming Wm., shoemaker, res 1321 Millington

Flemming & Austin, dressmakers, 1018 Menor

Page 27.

Flemming Miss Annie, res 1018 Menor

Flickinger J, tinner, works Myton’s, res 1118 e 12^th

Flood Wm., clerk, Spotswood’s, boards Constanzer’s

Flowers John W, carpenter, res 205 w 9^th

Foote J S, marble cutter, works Dawson, res 401 Andrews

Forgeay John, butcher, res 113 Maple

Foster G W, assistant freight agent, res near Santa Fe depot

Foults Harry, barber, 804 Main, res 718 e 8^th

Foults W H, barber, 804 Main, res 718 e 8^th

Foulks Mrs. J M, res 419 w 8^th

Franklin Alex, laborer, res 1821 Millington

Franklin A F, laborer, res 1404 Main

Franklin Henry, laborer, res 1815 Manning

Franklin R A, carpenter, res 1619 Fuller

Fraser John, works Bliss & Wood’s mill, res 219 e 10^th

Fraser L P, clerk at Douglas, res 403 e 11^th

Frazee Bros., harness and saddlery, 120 e 9^th

Frazee A J, harness maker, res 1504 Fuller

Frazee F M, harness maker, res 1420 Fuller

Frazee Miss Emma, res 1420 Fuller

Frazee Miss Lettie, res 1420 Fuller

Frazier Charles, plasterer, res 915 e 7^th

Frederick & Son, livery and feed stable, 212 e 9^th

Frederick Lincoln, stable, res 205 e 9^th

Frederick Sol Z, stable, res 205 e 9^th

Frederick Wm., teamster, works Bliss & Wood, res 809 e 4^th

Freeland F M, proprietor, Commercial, 1101 Main, res same

Freeman E A, laborer, res 317 w 10^th

Freeman W A, carpenter, res 317 w 10^th

Page 28.

French A B, groceries, 721 Main, res 613 Menor

French Miss Sadie, clerk, Lynn’s, res 613 Menor

Friend F M, music and millinery, 911 Main, boards Central

Friend F H, clerk, Friend’s, boards Central

Frost A L, works Sam’s place, 810 Main, res same

Fuller C E, assistant cashier, Winfield National Bank, res 602 e 10^th

Fuller H G & Co., real estate, 106 e 9^th

Fuller H G, res 709 e 10^th

Fuller J C, president, gas company, res 403 e 10^th

Fulton Miss Emma, res 220 e 5^th

Funk Mrs. M M, widow, res 1517 Millington

Gans H D, probate judge, res 220 e 5^th

Gates Richard, plasterer, res 818 e 8^th

Gates Stephen, res 805 e 11^th

Gale G L, wool dealer, res 520 e 10^th

Gale Mrs. M J, res 520 e 10^th

Gardiner Henry, teamster, res 1710 Loomis

Garlick C A, wood worker, works 816 Millington, res 210 e 10^th

Garver Charles, works Beach, 116 e 9^th, res 415 e 9^th

Garver Samuel, bridge foreman, R R, res 415 e 9^th

Garvin J B, clerk, Curns & Manser, res e 8^th

Gary S G, livery stable, 204 e 9^th, res 809 e 9^th

Garrett & Son, blacksmiths, 1106 Main

Garrett J, res 1218 Stewart

Garrett Geo. F, res 420 w Blanden

Gay Charles, harness maker, works Norton, res 417 w 10^th

Gay Mrs. Mary, widow, res 1003 e 5^th

Page 29.

Gearheart P L, tubular well company, 1118 Main

Gentry S S, carpenter, res 421 w 8^th

George Wm., teamster, res 1205 Manning

German Wilson, horse trainer [No address given]

Gibbs P P, works stone quarry, boards 703 e 4^th

Gibson E F, laborer, res 914 e 8^th

Gibson M C, res 1407 Millington

Gibson Miss Mattie, res 1407 Millington

Gibson Miss Mary, res 1407 Millington

Gilbert E H, carpenter, res 619 e 4^th

Gilbert Geo., carpenter, res 715 e 4^th

Gilbert S L, real estate and insurance, 100 w 9^th, res 420 w 10^th

Gill John, laborer, res 1205 Manning

Gilleland T E, res 403 w Blanden

Githens & Bishop, Winfield carriage works

Githens H W, carriage painter, etc., 605-7-9 Main, res 600 e 7th

Glandon A H, city contractor, stonemason, res 214 w 9^th

Glass A B, stable, 320 w 9^th, res 316 w 9^th

Glass Mrs. Ellen, widow, res 312 w 9^th

Glass Quincy A, druggist, 1005 Main, res 1213 Millington

Glass Samuel, res 1201 Mansfield

Glass Uriah J, laborer, res 910 e 6^th

Glass Wm. B, res 1220 Manning

Goczlewski Julius, merchant tailor, 806 Main

Goforth Will, res 318 e 5^th

Gogle A, plumber, res 115 e 9^th

Goldsmith Mrs. Hannah, widow, res 620 Millington

Goldsmith Henry, proprietor, P O bookstore, 823 Main, res 620 Millington

Page 30.

Goldsmith Miss Hulda, res 620 Millington

Goldsmith Jac, clerk, P O bookstore, res 620 Millington

Good Joseph, blacksmith, res 206 e 6^th

Goodrich , res 822 e 11^th

Goodwin Daniel, teamster, works Shaw’s, res 809 e 6^th

Golsby Geo., printer, “Tribune,” boards east boarding house

Gordon Thos., carpenter, res 216 w 5^th

Graham A B, cattle dealer, res 404 e 8^th

Graham W C, physician, 110 e 8^th, res 416 e 5^th

Gram Edward, boards Pickerel’s

Gramm F M, carpenter, res 911 e 11^th

Gramm D, farmer, res 917 e 11^th

Gray D B, works R R, res 308 w 5^th

Gray F M, carpenter, res 414 w 9^th

Gray Geo. L, foreman, “Telegram,” res 921 e 8^th

Gray Wm., bookkeeper, Myton’s, res 921 e 8^th

Gray Will R, clerk, Albright & Co., res 921 e 8^th

Greer Bert, printer, works “Courier,” res 819 Davis

Greer Ed P, proprietor and editor, “Courier,” res 918 e 10^th

Greer Frank H, reporter, “Courier,” res 819 Davis

Greer Miss Nora, res 819 Davis

Greer Mrs. C H, widow, res 819 Davis

Green A H, real estate, 805 Main, res 1021 Manning

Green Miss Annie, res 1021 Manning

Green Miss Jennie, res 1021 Manning

Green Dolph Duff, res 1021 Manning

Green Dr. C C, 1000 Main, res 212 w 10^th

Green M T, Chicago lumber company, res Chicago

Page 31.

Green Wm., blacksmith, 605 Main

Greenlee John, stock dealer, res 1421 Manning

Greenlee Miss Mary, dressmaker, res 1410 Menor

Gridley Ansel, superintendent, city schools, res 209 e 11^th

Gridley Miss Emma, res 209 e 11^th

Griffith Mrs. Mary, widow, res 1612 Main

Grissem Wm., laborer, res s w of city

Hackney & Asp, attorneys at law, 302 e 9^th

Hackney W P, attorney at law, res 1121 e 12^th

Hackney J T, res 310 e 9^th

Hagerman H, res 1208 Menor

Hahn M & Co, dry goods, 819 Main

Hahn J N, rooms 917 Main

Haight A M, implements, res 521 w 9^th

Haight N A, county surveyor, res 420 w 11^th

Hall Frank, grocer at Ashland, res 202 w 10^th

Hall J W, clerk at Spotswood’s, res 1211 Manning

Hall Thos., laborer, res 1003 e 10^th

Hall Wm., carpenter, res 903 e 11^th

Halyard Mrs. S C, widow, res 116 w Riverside

Hamill Miss Mary, res 1109 Mansfield

Hancock C A, res 602 Bliss

Hancock John J, shoemaker, res 602 Bliss

Hancock Miss Stella, waiter at Lindell, boards same

Hands & Gary, livery and feed stable, 204 e 9^th

Hands W L, res 202 e 6^th

Harlan J P, carpenter, res 1210 Stewart

Harmon Mrs. Alice, boards Lindell

Harmon W H, stonemason, res 515 Maris

Page 32.

Harper & Co., cigar manufacturers, 816 Main

Harper S D, res 521 e 7^th

Harper Mrs. V, widow, res 521 e 7^th

Harris A F, freight agent, S K R R, res 416 e 7^th

Harris & Clark, land and loans, 104 e 9^th

Harris T J, real estate, res 319 e 7^th

Harris W L, grocer, 913 Main, res 1008 Menor

Harris Walter, carpenter, res w end Blanden

Harrod B F, res e 11^th

Hart Miss Caroline, res 312 e 8^th

Hart James M, carpenter, res 415 e 7^th

Hart J T, laborer, res 1821 Manning

Hart Jack, works mill, res 1811 Manning

Hart M C, laborer, res 1821 Manning

Harter & Hill, proprietors, Brettun hotel, 623 Main

Harter Chas. L, proprietor, Brettun, res same

Harter D M, clerk, Harter’s drug store, res 621 e 8^th

Harter Elam, tunnel mills, res s end Menor

Harter J N, druggist, 822 Main, res 603 Main

Harter Lewis C, miller, res s end Menor

Harter Robert, boards Brettun

Hartman Miss Alice, res 606 e 8^th

Hartman B F, laborer, res 606 e 8^th

Hartman Elmer, works carriage shop, 607 Main, res 606 e 8^th

Harvey Alton, plasterer, res 602 e 8^th

Harvey E A, laborer, res 1613 Fuller

Harvey P A, laborer [residence not given]

Harvey , plasterer, res 404 e 7^th

Hatcher Miss Belle, res 911 e 6^th

Hatcher Miss Ellen, res 911 e 6^th

Page 33.

Hatcher Mrs. M G, widow, res 911 e 6^th

Hatcher P A, laborer, res 911 e 6^th

Hatcher R W, works R R, res 911 e 6^th

Hathaway Frank, carpenter, res 911 e 11^th

Hattery Chas., works Baden, boards Commercial House

Havercamp A J, laborer, res 918 e 7^th

Hawkins J S, real estate etc., res 1016 e 11^th

Hawkins T J, stonemason, res 212 w 5^th

Hayden James, delivery clerk, Hoosier Grocery, boards English Kitchen

Hayes Levi, laborer, res 613 e 3^rd

Hazlett Adison [Addison?] (Santa Fe lumber yard), 1321 Stewart, res 902 e 7^th

Hedges H B, res 909 e 9^th

Hedrick Miss Fannie, res 901 e 7^th

Hedrick Geo., clerk, O’Meara & Randolph, res 901 e 7^th

Hedrick Miss Minnie S, res 901 e 7^th

Hedrick M, laborer, res 1616 Mansfield

Hemphill Thos., res 719 e 10^th

Henchet Mrs., widow, res 312 e 9^th

Hendricks & Wilson, hardware, 919 Main

Hendricks A D, res 609 e 11^th

Henry J M, painter, works carriage works, 607 Main, boards at Keller’s

Henry James, works stone quarry, res 520 e 4^th

Hepler S J, transfer, res 1419 Menor

Heriford Horace, horse trainer, res 1105 e 9^th

Herndon John, stonemason, res 706 e 6^th

Herod Benjamin, res 209 e 10^th

Herod Harrison, farmer, res 1118 e 11^th

Herod Frank, res 209 e 10^th

Page 34.

Herod Thos., constable, boards 1019 e 10^th

Herpich Aug K, merchant tailor, 904 Main, res 1318 Fuller

Herpich Miss Maggie, res 1318 Fuller

Hertzag Henry, teamster, res 712 e 9^th

Hetchler Elias, carpenter, res 1214 Stewart

Hetherington J H & Son, painters [address not given]

Hetherington W S, painter [residence not given]

Hewitt C S, merchant at Tisdale, res e end Riverside

Heyman A, clerk, Hahn’s, 819 Main, res same

Hickok E B, real estate at Protection, res 1515 Loomis

Higer Frank, works stone quarry, boards 703 e 4^th

Hill J L M [Harter & Hill], proprietors, Brettun, res same

Hills P S, attorney at law, 118 e 9^th, res 913 e 10^th

Hilman Wm., blacksmith, 114 e 8^th

Hindman M, laborer, res 1314 Mansfield

Hines Benjamin, laborer, res 1611 Manning

Hitchcock A C, contracting stonemason, res 1807 Manning

Hodge Thos., works railroad, res 921 e 6^th

Hodges Charles, res 303 w Blanden

Hodges Miss May, res 303 w Blanden

Hodges W J, stock dealer, res 303 w Blanden

Hodges Mrs. N L, res 304 w 5^th

Hodges Miss Sarah, res 318 e 8^th

Hoffman Gus, works railroad, res 921 e 6^th

Hohl Wm., stonemason, res 503 e 6^th

Page 35.

Holaday J W, Marble cutter, works 1317 Main, res 1005 Lowry

Holbrook F L, carpenter, res 407 w 8^th

Holden J W, carpenter, res 1609 Menor

Holland Geo., carpenter, res 412 e 12^th

Holland Miss Lena, res 412 e 12^th

Hollingsworth John, fireman, gas works, res 215 e 6^th

Hollingsworth O, foreman, gas works, res 216 e 6^th

Holmes & Son, coal, 1101 Main

Holmes Chas. F, coal office, 1101 Main, res 1101 Manning

Holmes Miss Lydia, dressmaker, rooms 1000 Main

Holmes J N, coal, 1101 Main, res same

Holloway S S, farmer, res 911 e 5^th

Hook Thos. J, stonemason and carpenter, res 907 e 6^th

Hord Miss Carrie, dressmaker, 806 Main, res 1719 Manning

Hord Nathan, res 1719 Manning

Horland Rufus B, clerk, clothing, boards Lindell

Horning & Whitney, hardware, 906 Main

Horning J L, hardware, res 1103 Menor

Hosmer H H, attorney at law, 913 Main, res 522 w 8^th

Houk Samuel, flour and feed, 107 e 9^th, res 110 e 7^th

Houghton F E, artist, res 1012 Mansfield

Houx J O, dentist, 911 Main, res 215 w 9^th

Howard & Klauser, carpenters and builders, 502 e 9^th

Howard Marshal, stock dealer, res 419 e 9^th

Howard Neal, res 521 w 8^th

Howland A A, Dollar Store, 910 Main, res Cowley County

Page 36.

Hoyt Frank, works stone quarry, boards 703 e 4^th

Hubble John, cook at Brettun, boards same

Hudson Miss Addie, clerk, Hudson’s, 908 Main, res Millington

Hudson Bros., jewelers, 904 Main

Hudson Geo., jeweler, res 621 Millington

Hudson Will, jeweler, res 1402 Manning

Hudson Henry, finisher, carriage works, 114 e 8^th

Hudson J A, clerk, McGuire’s grocery, res 707 e 7^th

Hudson R Jr., jeweler, 908 Main, res same

Hudson Robert, baths, 109 e 7^th, res same

Hudson W H, wagon maker, 820 Millington, boards Commercial Hotel

Hughes & Co., fancy goods, 1006 Main

Hughes C L, res Parsons, Kansas

Hughes Miss Blanche, millinery, 1006 Main

Hughes Melissa, domestic for Bliss, 518 w 8^th

Huls Miss Belle, waiter, Commercial Hotel, res 1107 Manning

Huls Henry L, res 1107 Manning

Huls Miss Rebecca, waiter, Commercial Hotel, res 1107 Manning

Humphrey John S, harness maker, works 106 w 9^th, res 1312 Main

Hunt Asa, works Frazee, 120 e 9^th, res n e of city

Hunt Miss Annie L, res 1113 Millington

Hunt Fred C, clerk, Jarvis, Conklin & Co., res 1220 Menor

Hunt Grant, marble cutter, works 206 e 9^th, res e 4^th

Hunt G W, merchant tailor, 120½ e 9^th, res 719 e 4^th

Page 37.

Hunt J S, county clerk, res 113 Millington

Hunt Mrs. S C, res 919 e 7^th

Hunt Miss Sue, dressmaker, 801 Main

Hunt W M, marble-cutter, res 1017 Stewart

Huntley Edward, teamster, res 921 e 9^th

Hurrle Nick, blacksmith, 1022 Main

Hurst Fred, printer, “Telegram,” res 518 e 7^th

Hurst J A, stonecutter, res 518 e 7^th

Hutchison James, baker at English Kitchen, 806 Main

Huttoe John, plasterer, res 619 e 6^th

Huyck Mrs. M, rooms 1008 Main

Hybarger W A, sewing-machine agent, res 1513 Manning

Hyde A H, mechanic, res 1502 Manning

Hyder Jos. R, carpenter, res 1703 Loomis

Iliff Mrs. M A, widow, res 1221 Millington

Iry Wm., farmer, res e end Myrtle

Isaacks John, res 1812 Fuller

Isaacks Samuel, laborer, res 1812 Fuller

Jackman Geo. R, blacksmith, works 1022 Main, boards English Kitchen

Jackson H L, barber, 1001 Main, res 511 Maris

Jackson J B, blacksmith, res 607 w Blanden

Jackson Mrs. L, widow, res 1210 Lowry

Jameson Albon, res 803 e 9^th

Jaques Rose, works Brettun, boards same

Jarnagin J N, plasterer, res 517 e 3^rd

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Jarvis, Conklin & Co., real estate and farm loan, 1001 Main

Jarvis S M, real estate, res Kansas City

Jarvis H N, res 1510 Loomis

Jarvis J E, real estate examiner, 1001 Main, res 1302 Menor

Jenkins A H, laborer, res 613 e 8^th

Jenkins Mrs. S, widow, res 306 e 7^th

Jennings & Bedilion, real estate, 822 Main

Jennings A H, real estate, res 403 e 12^th

Jennings & Troup, attorneys at law, 903 Main

Jennings Frank S, cigar manufacturer, 914 Main, res 814 e 12^th

Jennings Geo. S, cigar manufacturer, 914 Main, res 814 e 12^th

Jennings S H, res s end Millington Street

Jimison W E, works fence company, 709 Main, res 1715 Manning

John Jas H, real estate agent, res 618 e 5^th

Johnson A P, attorney at law, 100 w 9^th, res 619 e 10^th

Johnson Mrs. Annie M, widow, res 519 e 10^th

Johnson Miss Hattie, res 304 e 12^th

Johnson H G, res 811 e 10^th

Johnson H H J, carpenter, res 1002 e 12^th

Johnson M V, carpenter, res 1215 Fuller

Johnson Theo J, carpenter, res 304 Lincoln

Johnson Wm H, laborer, res 816 e 4^th

Johnson Wm., teamster, res 412 e 7^th

Johnson W O, manager, Shaw’s lumber company, 523 Main, res 715 Loomis

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Johnson Mrs., widow, res 304 e 12^th

Johnston Miss Ida, res 1102 Menor

Johnston, J. W., furniture, 918 Main, res 1102 Menor

Jolly J A, laborer, res 918 e 7^th

Jones Al, painter, res 514 Maris

Jones D F, butcher [address not given]

Jones E, painter and grainer, res 304 e 12^th

Jones F M, painter, res 115 e 9^th

Jones T J, painter, res 402 w Blanden

Jones T L, sale stable, 220 e 9^th, res e 9^th

Jones Will, works Bliss & Wood’s mill

Jordan James, real estate loans, 903 Main, rooms Main

Journey A M, clerk, Hendricks & Wilson, res 1311 Mansfield

Judd Mrs. Evelyn, res 803 e 10^th

Kadau Aug., shoemaker, 106½ e 9^th, res 713 e 3rd

Kaesewieser Chas., laborer, res 1619 Main

Kann Jacob, works stone quarry, res 509 Platter

Keck J M, livery stable, 802 Main, res 1103 Millington

Keef [Keefe?] C W, stonemason, res 321 e 6^th

Keeney Mrs. H, widow, res 1620 Mansfield

Keller John P, carriage maker, res 216 e 6^th

Kelly Rev. J F, Church of Holy Name, res 410 e 8^th

Kelly M F, photographer, 812 Main, res same

Kelly Miss Sarah, res 420 e 8^th

Kelly W B, teamster, res 912 e 7^th

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MISSING.

Page 41.

Krookshank Alex, engineer, Kirk’s mill, boards Lindell

Kropp A F, house mover, 813 Manning, boards Lindell

Kuhn Miss Annie, res 818 e 11^th

Kuhn Geo., plasterer, res 818 e 11^th

Kuhn Jesse L, plasterer, res 818 e 11^th

Kuhns Wm. A, blacksmith, 605 Main, boards Lindell

Kyger Ira, second hand store, 1017 Main, res 218 e 12^th

Lacey Mrs. Eliza, res 1809 Fuller

Lacey G W, plasterer, res 1809 Fuller

Lambright Mrs. Anna, widow, res 319 w Riverside

Lamont Edward, grain dealer, office 820 Main, boards Brettun

Lamott J P, res, corner w 4^th and Manning

Land J H, farmer, res 816 e 4^th

Lathrop C W, clerk, O’Meara & Randolph, res w Riverside

Laughlin John A, farmer, res 701 e 8^th

Laughlin W F, laborer, res 701 e 8^th

Lawrence A, gardener, res 1618 Loomis

Lawrence Henry E, works Holmes & Son, res 1715 Millington

Laws Lewis L, carpenter, res 700 e 6^th

Laycock Geo., works Chicago Lumber Company, boards e 8^th

Laycock D R, real estate, 620 Main, res 1120 e 10^th

Leakey J E, insurance, res 307 w Riverside

Leavitt C M, attorney at law, Courier office, res 608 e 10^th

Lee Fred, works Bliss & Wood’s mill, rooms 1203 Mansfield

Page 42.

Lee W A, agricultural implements, 109 w 9^th, res 704 e 9^th

Leerman Leonard, blacksmith, res s e of city

Legg Mrs. Carrie, widow, res 218 w 9^th

Leland F F, attorney at law, 106 e 9^th, boards Brettun

Le Masters, Edward, laborer, res 405 Andrews

Le Masters Wm H, baggage-master, S K R R, rooms 713 Manning

Leopard Daniel, works stone quarry, res corner Howland and Broadway

Lett Mrs. Dicy, res 318 w 5^th

Lett R A, carpenter, works 123 w 8^th, res 318 w 5^th

Lewis Geo. W, teamster, res 1102 e 12^th

Lewis Otis, carpenter, res 313 w Maple

Liermann George, harness maker, 108 w 9^th, res s e of city

Limbocker Bert, res 218 e 8^th

Limbocker Frank, res 218 e 8^th

Limbocker Miss Maggie, res 218 e 8^th

Limbocker & Albright, real estate, 118 e 9^th

Limbocker W W, real estate, e 9^th, res 218 e 8^th

Limerick A H, county superintendent, public instruction, res 902 e 9^th

Lindell Hotel, Fred Pearson, proprietor, 702 and 704 Main

Lobdell James, works Keck’s barn, res 511 Main

Loeblen Miss Libbie, res 217 e 12^th

Long Charles L, barber, works Foults’, res Manning

Long J C, grocery, 815 Main, res 304 e 8^th

Long W, barber, works Brettun, res e 9^th

Longenecker Miss M C, domestic at Long’s, 304 e 8^th

Lorenzo Mrs. Sarah, res w end 7^th

Losure Mariot, painter, 1120 Main, res 417 w 10^th

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Lowe Samuel, res 902 e 5^th

Lowe Sidney L, laborer, res 1106 Main

Lowenthal L M, watchmaker, C. J. Co., 717 Main, boards Brettun

Lowry & Back, confectionery and ice cream at Riverside Park

Lowry Thos. S, res w Riverside opposite park

Lowry John & Son, ice dealers, w Riverside

Lowry John, farmer, res 909 Stewart

Lowry Geo., res 909 Stewart

Lowry Miss Virginia, res 909 Stewart

Louis Walter, tailor, res 610 e 12^th

Loyd J E, pat [?] slat and wire fence company, 709 Main, boards Commercial

Lucas Miss A S, res 1606 Loomis

Lucas James, assistant cook, Brettun, boards same

Lucas S L, carpenter, res 1606 Loomis

Lueger Gus, plumber and gas fitter, works H & W, 906 Main, res 809 e 11^th

Lynn A F, shooting gallery, res 220 e 6^th

Lynn & French, dry goods, 723 Main, res 302 w 7^th

Lynn J B, dry goods, 723 Main, res 302 w 7^th

Lynn, carpenter, res 212 e 4^th

Lyon A J, stock-breeder, res 719 e 10^th

Lyon J S, plumber and gas-fitter, works H & W, 906 Main, res 303 e 7^th

Mabee E A, livery and sale stable, 216 w Riverside, res 220 w Riverside

Madden W T, attorney at law, 812 Main, res 511 e 10^th

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Maddox, Wm., cook, Commercial House, boards same

Mahan O S, works livery stable, 204 e 9^th, res 215 e 9^th

Maher Peter, res 610 e 8^th

Major Charles, laborer, res w end Riverside

Malone Patk [? Park], works Commercial House, boards same

Mann J E, blacksmith, 1021 Main, res 1414 Main

Mann J S, clothing, etc., 909 Main, res 1205 Millington

Mann Luther, delivery clerk, Lynn & French, res 602 e 3^rd

Mann Miss Mamie, res 1414 Main

Mann Miss Mollie, res 602 e 3^rd

Mann Wm., teamster, res 602 e 3^rd

Mann Wilson, res 1414 Main

Manning J L, res 610 e 5^th

Manning J W, laborer, res 810 e 11^th

Manning Lewis, laborer, res e 9^th

Manny Frank, ice dealer, res 804 e 3^rd

Manser G S, real estate, 913 Main, res 1305 Millington

Mansfield, Miss Josephine E, millinery, 915 Main

Marley A A, bootmaker, works Martin, 1006 Main, boards Winfield House

Marley Mrs. Ella, res 1018 e 12^th

Marshall Miss, clerk, registration office, res 209 e 10^th

Martin G W, shoemaker, 1006 Main, res 1003 Manning

Martin G W, res 302 w 6^th

Martin I, clerk, Youngheim’s, 819 Main, res Popp building

Martin S M, butcher, res 906 e 9^th

Martin W H, carpenter, res 918 e 6^th

Mason John, stonemason, res 709 e 6^th

Page 45.

Mater & Son, blacksmith, 1022 Main

Mater Daniel, res 220 e 11^th

Mater J S, res 12 miles s e of city

Mathews J W, barber, 903 Main, res Main

Maurer Peter, carpenter, res 706 e 7^th

Maus C W, stonemason, res 1113 Stewart

Maus Herman, butcher, Main, res 1102 Manning

Maus John A, mason, res 613 Millington

Maus J S, foreman, Bliss & Wood’s mill, res 802 Walton

Maxey J W, laborer, boards 119 w 9^th

Mays C H, stonecutter, res 715 e 10^th

Meixel E C, proprietor, Hotel Stewart, 1301 Main

Meixel J L, res 1301 Main

Merrifield H L, clerk, Central Hotel, boards same

Mendhenhall W S, physician and surgeon, 119 e 9^th, res 907 Millington

Merrill & Merrill, blacksmiths, 118 e 8^th

Merrill J J, res 812 e 7^th

Merrill W T, res 715 Millington

Meyer Charles, butcher, res Ann Street

Meyers J G, carpenter, res 413 w 11^th

Michael Mrs. Etta, widow, res 57 e 6^th

Michael Morgan M, works R R, res 517 e 6^th

Millard E A, examiner, J C & Co., 1001 Main, res Burden

Miller Dan, blacksmith, 803 e 3^rd, res same

Miller Fielden, farmer, res n end of Main

Miller G W, cattle dealer, 907 Main, res 602 Manning

Miller Geo. W, works R R, res 604 e 5^th

Page 46.

Miller Henry B, works R R, res 604 e 5^th

Miller John, res 508 Maris

Miller J F, laborer, res 518 e 3^rd

Miller Lizzie, domestic at Kirk’s, 116 w 8^th

Miller Miss Mary E, res 604 e 5^th

Millington D A, proprietor, “Courier,” and postmaster, res 420 e 10^th

Millington J L, clerk, P O, boards Brettun

Millington Miss Jessie, res 420 e 10^th

Millspaugh L A, travel agent, boots and shoes, res 905 e 9^th

Mitchell David, teamster, res 413 Bliss

Mitchell R B, stonemason, res 602 e 4^th

Mitschler Joe, butcher, works Dautschman, res 1415 Menor

Moir Mrs. M E, hair-dresser, 920 Main, boards Central

Monforte & Rogers, carriage and wagon works, 114 e 8^th

Monforte J C, res 3 miles n e of city

Monroe John, barber, works 105 e 9^th, res 701 Main

Moore H P, stock dealer, res 802 e 9^th

Moore Bros., stone cutters and masons, 1112 Lowry

Moore Luther, res 1112 Lowry

Moore Luzern, res 1112 Lowry

Moore Wm. & Son, stone sidewalks, res n of Bliss & Wood’s mill

Moore W S, stonemason, res 1119 Lowry

Moore Wm., carpenter, res e Myrtle

Mooso Bros., billiard hall, 902 Millington

Mooso Ed H, res 806 e 10^th

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Mooso J C, res 806 e 10^th

Moorehouse W L, lumber dealer, res 1117 Menor

Morford Miss Bertha, res 1217 Loomis

Morford Mrs., widow, res 1217 Loomis

Morris Clinton, sewing machine agent, res 1314 Mansfield

Morris H, sewing machines, res 1518 Menor

Morrison F G, farmer, res e 9^th

Morrison Samuel, carpenter, res 209½ e 9^th

Morton Harry, cook, Brettun, res 508 e 6^th

Mount Edwin S, stonemason, res 709 e 8^th

Mount John H, stonemason, res 709 e 8^th

Mount M H, carpenter, res 709 e 8^th

Mullen W L, real estate, 106 e 9^th, res 206 w 10^th

Mundy W M, miller, res 1509 Mansfield

Murphy Wilbert T, works restaurant, 111 e 9^th, res 219 e 9^th

Musgrave Joseph, farmer, res 1416 Manning

Myer James W, delivery clerk, Long’s grocery, res 417 w 11^th

Myer John S, carpenter, res 417 w 11^th

Myer Miss Nettie E, res 417 w 11^th

Myers T B, res 703 e 11^th

Myton S H, hardware and implements, 718, 720, 722 Main, res 721 Menor

McAllister J R, laborer, res north of city

McAllister John, proprietor, Ninth Avenue Hotel, 110 e 9^th

McAllister Miss Rose, clerk, Ninth Avenue Hotel, 110 e 9^th

McArthur Miss Sadie, res 1305 Millington

McBride Daniel, farmer, res 1016 Lowry

McClanahan Mrs. E J, widow, res 1520 Manning

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McClean O, laborer, res 1812 Fuller

McClellan Will J, clerk, P O, res 614 Millington

McCormack Nettie, domestic at Millington’s, 420 e 10^th

McCormick Harvey, works grocery, 807 Main, res 1504 Menor

McCormick M S, grocer, 807 Main, res 1504 Menor

McCormick Minnie E, domestic, 321 e 11^th

McCormick Orley, clerk, grocery, 807 Main, res 1504 Menor

McCormick Ol, painter, 607 Main

McCoy Miss Annie, music teacher, res 1217 Millington

McCoy M P, attorney at law, res 1105 Lowry

McCoy Miss Nettie R, music teacher, res 1217 Millington

McCreary James B, laborer, res 906 e 6^th

McDermott & Johnson, attorneys at law, 100 w 9^th

McDermott James, lawyer, res 204 e 12^th

McDonald Miss Alice, res 502 e 8^th

McDonald Miss Lizzie, res 502 e 8^th

McDonald & Webb, attorneys at law, 116 e 9^th

McDonald J Wade, dry goods, etc., 1001 Main, res 502 e 8^th

McDonald W C, real estate, 909 Main, res 603 Manning

McFadden B, city marshal, res 901 e 8^th

McGhee Charles, clerk, Lynn & French, res 307 e 11^th

McGinnis J D, carpenter, res w end 7^th

McGraw Wm., carpenter, res 605 Millington

McGuire Bros., groceries, etc., 900 Main

Page 49.

McGuire J E, res 1504 Main

McGuire T M, res 601 Millington

McGuire Thos., section foreman, R R, res 1802 Fuller

McIntire G H, sheriff, res 708 e 9^th

McIntyre John W, carpenter, res 208 e 4^th

McKain J B, laborer, res 907 e 5^th

McKay & Pettit, contractors and builders, 218 e 10^th

McKay J C, carpenter, res 714 e 8^th

McKay Miss Maggie, res 714 e 8^th

McKay W, clerk, lumber company, 600 Main, boards Shotwell’s

McKee David, stone cutter, res 718 e 3^rd

McKee John, res 1705 Fuller

McKinney Miss Della, domestic, 1021 Menor

McKinnon W H H, boarding house, 703 e 4^th

McKinnon Miss Minnie, res 703 e 4^th

McLain James, res 617 e 8^th

McLean Wm. J, painter, res 608 e 6^th

McMaster A H & Co., Santa Fe Lumber Company, 1321 Stewart

McMaster A H, lumber, boards Central Hotel

McMullen Edward J & Co., insurance and loans, 203 e 9^th

McMullen Edward J, res 419 w 9^th

McMullen J C, res 508 w 9^th

McMullen J F, attorney at law, 203½ w 9^th, res 419 w 9^th

McMullen Gus, night operator, telephone office, res 419 w 9^th

McNeil A H, blacksmith, works 200 e 9^th, res 1312 Main

McRay Miss Katie, res 603 w Blanden

McRoberts C L, stonemason, res 121 w Walnut

Page 50.

Nance James, works brick-yard, boards East Boarding House

Nash Miss Ella, res 503 Maris

Nash John M, carpenter, res 916 e 5^th

Nation Wm. E, carriages and buggies, 610 Main, res 417 Bliss

Naw Geo., carpenter, res 822 e 11^th

Naw Miss Lizzie, res 822 e 11^th

Neilson John M, paper-hanger, res 518 e 6^th

Nelson Edward F, clerk, Baird’s, res 901 Manning

Newton Wm., harness-maker, 914 Main, res 1013 Manning

Nichols Charles, teamster, res 213 e 10^th

Nichols George, laborer, res corner 11^th and Loomis

Nichols James, stone cutter, res 601 e 9^th

Nichols John W, barber, 105 e 9^th, res 306 e 11^th

Nichols W, laborer, res 1616 Mansfield

Nickel Charles, farmer, res 804 e 4^th

Nickel John H, res 220 w 11^th

Nipp James, county treasurer, res 503 e 10^th

Norton Asa, janitor of public buildings, res 901 e 8^th

Norton H G, blacksmith, res 1016 Mansfield

Norton S W, blacksmith and wagon-maker, 1022 Main, res 1016 Mansfield

Norton S W Jr., school teacher, res 1016 Mansfield

Norton Samuel W, cigar maker, works Wilkinson & Co., boards Central Hotel

Oaks J S, works Baden, res 321 w Maple

Page 51.

O’Connor George, works Bliss & Wood’s mill, res 208 w 5^th

O’Connor Isaac, stonemason, res n end Main

Oglesby G W, farmer, res 1008 e 11^th

O’Hare Jos., attorney at law, 909 Main, boards Olds House

Olds House, Mrs. M E Brown, proprietor, 321 e 8^th

Olin A J, farmer, res 902 e 11^th

Olin Frank, carpenter, res 902 e 11^th

Olive George, res 1002 e 11^th

Oliver Mrs. C, widow, res 302 e Walnut

Oliver Bros., lumber yard, 600 Main

Oliver S R, res 609 Millington

Oliver J W, painter and paper-hanger, 105 w 9^th

Oliver Samuel, works McMullen, res 609 w 8^th

Oliverson T R, plasterer, res 716 e 5^th

Oller N S, teamster, res 1812 Fuller

Omstead E, pianos and organs, 1121 Main, res same

Omstead Mrs. M L, teacher of music, 1121 Main

O’Mealley Miss M A, res 410 e 8^th

O’Meara & Randolph, boots and shoes, 817 Main

O’Meara M J, boards Brettun

O’Neil Lewis, clerk, Spotswood’s, res 217 e 12^th

O’Neil Miss Lizzie, res 317 w 10^th

Onstott F A, laborer, res 705 e 8^th

Ordway George, lawyer, 1119 Millington

Orndorff H P, cabinet-maker, res 1417 Mansfield

Orr C W, boards Central Hotel

Osborn John, shoemaker, res 1210 Manning

Ostrander & Stayman, engineers and machinists, 614 Main

Ostrander James, boards 709 Millington

Page 52.

Overley Miss Clara, dressmaker, works 813 Main, boards Limbocker’s

Overman N P, works Bliss & Wood’s mill, res 820 e 10^th

Overman Miss S E, res 820 e 10^th

Owens, res 1019 e 10^th

Paden Wm., teamster, res 705 e 6^th

Page Miss Belle, res 515 w Blanden

Page E, laborer, res 1403 Main

Page H J, works R R, res 515 w Blanden

Palmer W N, engineer, Bliss & Wood’s mill, res 1516 Menor

Park Henry L, clerk, Brown’s drug store, 803 Main

Park John, carpenter, res 606 Millington

Park Dr. S B, physician, res 902 e 8^th

Parker Miss Alice, res 116 e 10^th

Parker James, res 1209 Stewart

Parker Mrs. S A, widow, res 116 e 10^th

Parkhurst S T, res 421 w 8^th

Paris C W, street-sprinkler, res 217 e 6^th

Paris Hank F, drayman, office 517 Main, res 605 e 7^th

Parmer & Co., groceries, 113 e 9^th

Parmer D, res 1018 e 9^th

Pate Ed, clerk, district court, res 1415 Main

Patterson Mrs. C H, dressmaker, res e 11^th

Patterson James A, drayman, res 504 e 5^th

Patridge Thos., laborer, res 608 e 7^th

Pearson W F, laundry, 222 e 9^th

Peebles E, machinist, res 1721 Menor

Perigo Mary, works Brettun

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Pero Philip, laborer, res 1602 Main

Perry Dr. C, res 803 e 10^th

Perry Henry, works Brettun

Personett Jos., farmer, res 421 w 12^th

Pettit I H, carpenter, res e 8^th

Phenix Mrs. C, res e end of Myrtle

Phenix Wm., works Baden, res 914 e 9^th

Phippen Thos., carpenter, res 614 e 6^th

Pickens Dr. F M, physician, 812 Main, res 1214 Manning

Pickens Miss Maude, res 1214 Manning

Picket Miss Bertha, res 1718 Loomis

Pickett, laborer, res 1815 Fuller

Pickeral Chas. E, res 313 e 6^th

Pickeral Wm., laborer, res 313 e 6^th

Pierce C C, 10^th Avenue Livery Stable, 121 w 10^th, res 411 w Riverside

Pierce Harry, works stable, 121 w 10^th, res 411 w Riverside

Pierce Wm. E, section foreman R R, res 602 e 6^th

Pierson W P, farmer, res 1018 e 12^th

Pitts C W, organs and pianos, res 1008 Menor

Pixley W B, dry goods and groceries, 715 Main, res 221 w 7^th

Pixley Z F, painter, res 509 Bliss

Plank J J, guns and ammunition, 122 e 9^th, res e Myrtle

Poindexter W E, groceries, 201 e 9^th, res 315 e 8^th

Potter D N, carpenter, res 419 w Blanden

Potter H R, drayman, res 419 w Blanden

Popp Geo. A, City Hotel, 1117 Main

Page 54.

Powell John, harness-maker, works Norton, res 219 w 9^th

Powers N M, farmer, res 718 Millington

Prathers J W, boots and shoes, 1005 Main, boards 321 w 10^th

Pratt G L, Chicago Lumber Company, 111 n 8^th, res Wichita

Price W L, works grocery, 201 e 9^th, boards e 9^th

Pridgen W L, mason, res 115 e 9^th

Pritchard Mrs. F O, widow, res 713 Manning

Pryor & Pryor, attorneys at law, 901 Main

Pryor J D, res 1408 Loomis

Pryor S D, res 1303 Manning

Pugh Chas., physician, 911 Main, boards Brettun

Pugh Bennett, laborer, res 1416 Menor

Pugh J R, stock dealer, 905 Main, res 308 e 5^th

Pugh J R, works water-works, res end w 7^th

Pugh John, works “Telegram,” 112 e 8^th

Pumyea John S, commercial traveler, boards Brettun

Purden Joe, horse dealer, res 814 Mansfield

Quarles Mrs. Anna, widow, res 840 w Riverside

Rails James, works livery stable, res e 9^th

Rukestraw David, carpenter, res 313 e 6^th

Randall Miss Ella, cashier, Horning & Whitney, res 318 e 8^th

Randall I W, carpenter shop, 123 w 8^th, res 1103 Mansfield

Randall Miss Mary, res 318 e 8^th

Randall Mrs. Rachel, widow, res 318 e 8^th

Page 55.

Randall, well-digger, res s end Ann Street

Randolph Frank, boots and shoes, 817 Main

Ray A, carpenter, res 812 e 10^th

Ray L W, carpenter, res 218 w 9^th

Ray R, carpenter, res 812 e 10^th

Ray T V, carpenter, res 210 w 9^th

Raymond F K, stenographer, res 1119 Platter

Raymond G E, stock dealer, res 921 Mansfield

Read M L, president, 1^st National Bank, 903 Main, res 221 w 8^th

Reavis Wm., painter, res 914 e 6^th

Red Front Grocery, H D McCormick, proprietor, 807 Main

Reed Mrs. C, widow, res 816 e 10^th

Reed Geo. F, tinner, works Hendricks & Wilson, rooms Main

Reed & Oliver, house and sign painters, 105 w 9^th

Reed John H, painter, res Olds House

Reed J M, painter, shop e 8^th, res 218 e 7^th

Reed T F, tinner, works Hendricks & Wilson, res 711 e 6^th

Reeves Joseph, carpenter, res 318 e 8^th

Reider Rev. J H, pastor, First Baptist Church, res 701 Millington

Rembaugh Geo., proprietor and editor, “Telegram,” 112 e 8^th, res 213 w 9^th

Renner Chas., works stone quarry, boards 706 e 7^th

Reynolds J M, teamster, res 1301 Stewart

Reynolds John W, painter, res 700 e 6^th

Rice E M, bookkeeper, Baden, res 708 e 10^th

Rider N P, works Stubblefield, res 808 Millington

Riehl Mrs. Eliza, widow, res 120 e Park

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Riley John, clerk, Baden’s, res 1314 Main

Rinker & Harris, proprietors, Hoosier grocery, 913 Main

Rinker G L, grocer, 913 Main, res 217 e 11^th

Roberts Albert, teamster, res 800 e 12^th

Roberts A B, paper hanger, res 518 e 6^th

Roberts A T, rubber stamps, res 213 e 11^th

Roberts Chas. A, musician, res 1421 Manning

Roberts D W C, brick mason, res 509 Manning

Roberts John, farmer, res 816 e 10^th

Robertson G W, res 2 miles s of city

Robertson Quincy A, compositor, “Courier,” boards Commercial House

Robinson Miss Ellen, res 1815 Millington

Robinson Gabriel, carpenter, res 1409 Main

Robinson Geo. W., assistant cashier, First National Bank, res 303 w Riverside

Robinson M L, vice president, First National Bank, res 72 Menor

Robinson W C, cashier, First National Bank, res 72 Menor

Rodgers Miss Kate B, res 719 e 11^th

Rodgers Miss Lillie, res 1018 e 12^th

Rodgers Miss Nellie L, res 719 e 11^th

Rodgers S H, stock dealer, res 719 e 11^th

Rodocker D, photographer, 903 Main, res 1102 e 7^th

Rodolf R B, manager, Chicago Lumber Company, boards Brettun

Roderick H J, res 214 e 6^th

Rogers E T, carriage maker, 114 e 8^th, res 617 Millington

Rogers Frank, works blacksmith’s, 114 e 8^th, res 617 Millington

Rogers Jess, works 114 e 8^th, res 617 Millington

Rose Edward, works stone quarry, res 318 w 5^th

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Roseberry J S, stock dealer, res 320 e 9^th

Ross S E, res 807 Manning

Ross Washington, laborer, res 509 Maris

Rothrock J S, clerk, Long’s grocery, res 1109 Millington

Rothrock Dr. W P, physician, res 702 e 11^th

Rowland G B, stonemason, res 311 e 7^th

Rowland J C, clerk, Jarvis, Conklin & Co., res 618 e 7^th

Rowland John, works court house, res 613 e 7^th

Rowe Benj., plasterer, res 1209 Mansfield

Rowe Miss Ray, works Friend’s millinery, res Manning

Ruddiman John, res 1103 Menor

Rutherford Mrs. B W, widow, res 714 e 10^th

Rutherford Miss Dora, compositor, “Telegram,” res 714 e 10^th

Rutherford Perry, teamster, res 714 e 10^th

Rutherford Will, teamster, res 714 e 10^th

Rupp M B, carpenter, res 1204 Menor

Russell W L, flour and feed, 1016 Main, boards Central

Ryder Miss Lou, works English Kitchen, res Millington

Ryder Mrs., works English Kitchen, res Millington

Sabin G E, insurance agent, boards Commercial House

Sabins L A, carpenter, res 1719 Manning

Saladee G B, planing mills, 522 Main, boards Commercial House

Salmons D W, works Doane, 122 w 9^th, res 221 w 9^th

Sanders, Wm. [no further information.]

Sanderson G W, teamster, res 1117 e 11^th

Sandner Jacob, stonemason, boards 710 e 7^th

Sandner Nicholas, foreman, stone quarry, res 710 e 7^th

Santa Fe Lumber Co., 1321 Stewart

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Sarchet Moses, works Brettun, boards same

Saunders Chas., res 610 e 6^th

Sayles E C, works, elevator, res 221 w 12^th

Schaffer Henry, laborer, res 615 w Blanden

Schmidt Chas., stone quarry and contractor, res 301 Andrews

Schmidt, stone cutter, res 818 e 5^th

Schofield Frank, works Keck’s stable, res 113 w 10^th

Schofield Mrs. N M, widow, res 113 w 10^th

Schumann F, jeweler and watchmaker, 103 e 10^th, rooms 303 e 6^th

Scothorn G W, carpenter, res 608 Manning

Scott James, painter, shop 35 e 9^th, res 710 e 3^rd

Scott L C, barber, works Jackson, 1001 Main

Scott Miss L F, dressmaker, res 1016 Manning

Scott M M, auctioneer, res 1619 Loomis

Scott Samuel, res 1016 Manning

Scott W P, works publishing house, res 1606 Millington

Scroggin Berry, proprietor, Winfield House, 1113 Main, res 117 w 10^th

Scroggin Miss M J, res 117 w 10^th

Scroggin Mrs. Sarah, widow, res 117 w 10^th

Seabridge Mrs. Mary B, widow, res 1012 e 11^th

Seaman Mrs. M J, widow, res 206 e 12^th

Sears C W, soda water manufacturer, 1416 Loomis

Sears Eph., stonemason, res 1205 Manning

Secat [Seacat?], laborer, res s end Menor

Secrist S, farmer, res 1621 Manning

Self John, works Johnston, boards e 7^th

Seward E C, res 120 w 8^th

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Sexton J A, broom maker, res 421 w Blanden

Shafer Joe, assistant cook, Commercial House

Shane Isaac, tinner, works Horning & Whitney, res 319 Andrews

Shannon Thompson, farmer, res e end 12^th

Shaw & Barnes, painters, 113 w 8^th

Shaw C A, painter, res 1217 Manning

Shaw Andy, laundry, 111 e 10^th, res 503 Maris

Shaw A J, compositor, “Tribune,” 110 e 8^th, boards Hotel Stewart

Shaw G B & Co., lumber and coal, 523 Main

Shearer W H, agent, Burgess’ steam-washer, res 917 Mansfield

Sheats J P, stonemason, res e 9^th

Sheets & Siler, billiard hall and bowling alley, 117 e 9^th

Sheets Frank, billiards, res 119½ e 9^th

Shell & Smith, billiard hall, 800 Main

Shell I B, billiards, boards 322 w 8^th

Shell Wm. H, billiards, boards 322 w 8^th

Shepherd Mrs. Ellen, widow, res 412 e 6^th

Shepherd Miss Lillie, res 412 e 6^th

Sherran Frank, printer, “Tribune,” 110 e 8^th, boards Hotel Stewart

Sherrard & Houk, flour and feed, 107 e 9^th

Sherrard G L, res 315 w Riverside

Shields Albert, barber, works Brettun, res e 9^th

Shields Mrs. Julia A, widow, res 1005 Lowry

Shields M B, clerk, Lynn, rooms 102 w 8^th

Shigley J W, res 417 e Maple

Shigley John, farmer, res 1021 Lowry

Shipp L M, laborer, res 514 e 6^th

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Shivvers H T, real estate, 1001 Main, res 702 e 8^th

Shivvers Hopkins, clerk, abstract office, 913 Main, res 702 e 8^th

Shivvers Miss, clerk, McDonald’s, res 702 e 8^th

Shomber Norman, machinist, res 1409 Manning

Shotwell W T, 311 e 8^th

Sickafoose H D, clerk, Baden’s rooms, 1217 Manning

Siler S E, billiard hall, 117 e 9^th, res 119½ e 9^th

Silliman Mrs. A, widow, res 1310 Loomis

Silliman H E, real estate, res 1220 Loomis

Silver David, delivery clerk, Cal Ferguson, res 404 w 9^th

Silver H S, seeds and agricultural implements, res 1202 Millington

Silvers Mrs. Mary L, restaurant, 121 e 9^th

Simpson James, mechanic, res 218 w 10^th

Simpson Lewis, laborer, res 520 w 12^th

Sinnott M M, deputy county clerk, res 307 e 10^th

Sipe Philip, grain dealer, 905 Main, res 1421 Menor

Siverd H H, constable, res 804 e 12^th

Skating Rink, M Yocum, proprietor, 1320 Main

Stone Miss Lizzie, dressmaker, 813 Main, res 1017 Manning

Stone W W, commission agent, res 1017 Manning

Small F F, works stone quarry, res 409 e 5^th

Small Frank, foreman, stone quarry, res 1815 Millington

Smedley Hiram, res 915 e 9^th

Smedley Samuel, optician, res 815 e 8^th

Smith Andrew, laborer, res 1812 Loomis

Smith Miss Carrie, res e end 9^th

Smith Chas. H, printer, “Tribune,” boards Hotel Stewart

Smith D A, tinner, works Myton’s, boards Lindell

Smith Frank, clerk, Lynn’s, rooms over store

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Smith Frank A, painter, res 513 Maris

Smith J A, billiards, 800 Main, res w 9^th

Smith J A, delivery clerk, Wells, Fargo Express, 112 w 9^th, res 205 w 9^th

Smith J A, miller, Kirk’s mill, res 410 w 9^th

Smith John A, insurance and loans, 203 e 9^th, res e 6^th

Smith J G, barber, works 903 Main, res Main

Smith J L, feed stable, res 703 e 9^th

Smith J R, res e end 9^th

Smith R S, works Parmer’s grocery, 113 e 9^th, res e 9^th

Smith Sol, boarding house, 207 e 9^th

Smith S C, loans, 910 Main, boards Brettun

Smith S M, cigar maker, works Wilkinson & Co., res Menor

Smith Willis H, clerk, Bliss & Wood’s mill, res 1015 Lowry

Smith Wm., res 210 e 6^th

Smith & Co., broom manufacturers, 1312 Stewart

Smith D A, broom maker, res 317 w Maple

Smith C E, broom maker, res 317 w Maple

Smith & Zook, boots and shoes, 803 Main

Smith W H, res 817 Main

Snow A B, manager, lumber, 1112 Main, res 1321 Manning

Snow J E, attorney at law and justice of the peace, 215 e 9^th, res 1521 Manning

Snowhill A, agent, Adams’ Express Company, 108 w 9^th, boards Brettun

Soloman, pastor, res 616 e 6^th

Soward Tom H, register of deeds, res 309 e 10^th

Spangler Mrs. C, widow, res 1711 Fuller

Sparkman Henry, works R R, res 415 w 8^th

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Spencer Robt. L, carpenter, res 202 e 4^th

Spilman J H, barber, works 804 Main, boards English Kitchen

Springs J A, painter res 1705 Manning

Spotswood & Wallace, groceries, etc., 923 Main

Spotswood A T, res 217 e 12^th

Stafford Grant, bookkeeper, Albright, res 1120 Manning

Stafford J M, insurance agent, res 1120 Manning

Stafford M G, drayman, res 900 e 6^th

Stafford M S, painter, works 114 e 8^th, res Manning

Stallings D W, farmer, res 1616 Main

Stallings Jos., laborer, res 820 e 10^th

Standard Type Writer, S D Pryor, agent, 901 Main

Stannard John, carpenter, shop 816 Millington, res 712 e 5^th

Stannard Luke, painter, res 712 e 5^th

Stansberry Miss Maggie, school teacher, res 1012 e 10^th

Stansberry Mrs. N J, widow, res 1204 Loomis

Stansburry S M, stonemason, res n e of city

Stark Edward W, works R R, res 1811 Fuller

Starnes P M, attorney at law, 812 Main, res 212 e 12^th

States David J, physician, office 812 Main, res 901 e 10^th

Stayman John M, engineer and machinist, 614 Main, boards 709 Millington

St Clair Joe, works stable, 121 w 10^th, boards Winfield House

Steele & Co., grain dealers, proprietor, Santa Fe Elevator, 603 w 12^th

Steele Samuel, res 1121 Stewart

Steinbaugh Newton A, works Lynn, res 319 w Riverside

Sterling John T, carpenter, res 308 e 8^th

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Sternes, engineer, R R, res corner Myrtle and Ann [First Name not given]

Stephens Geo. S, painter, res 711 e 9^th

Stephens Albert, laborer, res 1819 Millington

Stephens J H, mason, boards Lindell

Stephenson Miss Ella, res 1618 Loomis

Stephenson Mrs. Martha, widow, res 1618 Loomis

Stewart J P, carpenter, res 603 e 9^th

Stewart John, res 519 e 8^th

Stewart Miss Laura, dressmaker, works 801 Main, res w 10^th

Stewart Wm., carpenter, boards 506 e 7^th

Stivers Geo., painter, 218 w 9^th, res 421 w 10^th

Stivers M B, laborer, res 1609 Menor

Stivers S S, proprietor, “Sam’s Place,” ice cream, etc., 810 Main

Stolp C W, clerk, Berkey’s Hardware, 115 e 9^th, res 911 e 11^th

Stolp E B, clerk, hardware, 115 e 9^th, res 1507 Menor

Stolp Miss Hattie, clerk, Baden’s, res 911 e 11^th

Stolp Hiram G, res 911 e 11^th

Story P H, res 802 e 7^th

Strader C, carpenter, res 902 e 11^th

Stretch J, farmer, res 1021 e 9^th

Strong F N, cattle-dealer, res 1021 e 9^th

Stubenhaven J, cigar maker, works Harper & Co., boards Commercial

Stubblefield H W, meat and feed store, 209 e 9^th, res e end 12^th

Stueven C E, barber, Brettun House, 619 Main, res 512 e 6^th

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Stump L N, res 417 e 7^th

Sullivan C C, shooting gallery and bowling alley, 819 Millington, boards Commercial

Swarts Jac, res, 318 e 7^th

Sweet Chas. H, cigars and lunch, 117 e 9^th, res 1611 Manning

Sweetman John, teamster, res 1721 Millington

Sweeney Chas., harness-maker, works Sydal, boards Lindell

Swim Elmer E, works “Tribune,” boards Axtell’s

Swindler A M, laborer, res 1403 Manning

Swindler Mrs. Eleanor, widow, res 1403 Manning

Swindler J H, laborer, res 1403 Manning

Taggart R, real estate, boards 119 w 9^th

Tandy Dr. T B, physician, 913 Main, res 202 e 12^th

Tanner Morton W, clerk, Kleeman, res 514 e 7^th

Tate Joseph, laborer, res 1612 Main

Taylor Miss Annie, domestic at Pugh’s, 308 e 5^th

Taylor C W, agent, Wells, Fargo & Co. Express, 112 w 9^th, res 521 w 10^th

Taylor Daniel, stock-dealer, res 521 e 9^th

Taylor E D, groceries, 1009 Main, res 1004 Main

Taylor Isaac A, farmer, res 1820 Loomis

Taylor John, laborer, res 1602 Menor

Taylor J O, stock-dealer, res 1002 Menor

Taylor Martin, marble-polisher, works 206 e 9^th, res 1602 Menor

Taylor M B, organs, etc., 916 Main, res w 10^th

Taylor Paskel, teamster, res 619 w 12^th

Taylor W B, carpenter, shop 218 e 10^th, res 215 e 10^th

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