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JAMES PRENDERGAST LIBRARY
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JAMES PRENDERGAST
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
JAMESTOWN, NEWYORK
Member 01
Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Library System

FIRE A L A R M B O X E S
FIRST WARD.
12 East Second and Winsor.
13 Lakeview and Newton.
14 East Eighth and Lincoln.
15 Main and Buffalo.
16 Main and East Eighth.
17 Prendergast and East Fourth.
18 East Fifth and Church.
*19 East Second & Prendergast Ave.
121 City Hall.
122 Main and East Third.
*123 Main and East Second.
*124 East Sixth & Prendergast Ave.
*125 East Sixth and Lakeview.
126 Falconer and Lakeview.
*127 Spring bet. Eighth & Crossman
*128 Prend. SECOND Av. bet. WARD. Eighth & Strong.
*129 *21 West Prendergast Third and Washington.
Bassett.
*22 West Third and Fairmount.
23 Main and Price.
24 Tenth and Washington.
25 Fairmount and West Eighth.
26 West Fifth and Jefferson.
27 West Second and Lafayette.
*29 Washington and Fluvanna.
212 Main and West First.
*213 West Eighth and Jefferson.
*214 Main and West Fifth.
215 West Fourth and Lafayette.
*216 Main and Eleventh.
*217 West Seventh and Washington.
THIRD WARD.
33 Steele and Sprague.
34 Charles and McKinley.
35 Forest and Newland.
36 Prospect and McKinley.
37 Main and Newland.
38 Main and Broadhead.
39 Brooklyn Square.
312 Steele and Barrett.
*313 Foote and Allen.
315 American Aristo Qo.
316 Empire Case Goods Co.
317 Diamond Furniture Co.
318 Prospect and Barker.
imaginary boxes, and will be
sounded on alarm bell through telephone
exchange. Call 207, Police
Headquarters. Either Phone.
FOURTH WARD.
41 Foote and Barker.
42 Foote and Arnold.
43 Allen and Maple.
44 Barrows and English.
45 Winsor and Harrison.
46 Barrows and Willard.
47 Allen and Sciota.
48 Vega and Willard.
*412 Tower and King.
FIFTH WARD.
*52 Center and Franklin.
53 Foote and Harrison.
54 East Second and College.
55 Falconer and Stowe.
56 East Second and Buffalo.
57 Bowen and Price.
58 Hopkins and Flagg.
59 Buffalo and Thayer.
*512 Jeffords and East Second.
513 Chandler and River.
*514 Chandler and Cross.
*515 Crescent bet. Cheney and Thayer
516 Dahlstrom Metallic Door Co.
517 Blackstone Mfg. Co.
518 Atlas Furniture Co.
523 Salisbury Wheel & Mfg. Co.
SIXTH WARD.
61 Jones & Gfford, near Outlet.
62 Hallock and Fairmount.
*63 Livingston & Fairmount.
65 Palmer and Hall.
66 Baker and Chautauqua.
67 Newland and Colfax.
PRIVATE BOXES.
72 Broadhead Worsted Mills.
73 Shearman Bros. Wilcox-Burchard
& Co., and Jamestown Iron Wks.
74 Odsonia Mills, East Jamestown.
75 Art Metal Constr. Co.
76 Empire Worsted Mills.
77 Jamestown Worsted Mills.
78 Jamestown Metal Furn. Co.
LOCATION OF FIRE STATIONS.
No. 1. Fire Headquarters, Spring.
No. 2. Winsor, near Water.
No. 3. Fenton Place.
No. 4. 924 East Second.
No. Two 5. blows Fairmount on bell, & fireout. Fairview. Three
No. sixes 6. (6-6-6) Mfrs. calls Independent the whole Hose department.
Allen and Tiffany
Co.,
Ave.

U n i o n T r u s t C o m p a n y
211 MAIN STREET, JAMESTOWN, N. Y.
THE LARGEST CAPITALIZED BANK IN CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY
Commenced Business January 15, 1894
CAPITAL
SURPLUS
$300,000.00
$225,000.00
Transacts every branch of the
Banking Business.

T H E
J O U R N A L ' S D I R E C T O R Y
OF
JAMESTOWN
FALCONER, CELORON, LAKEWOOD AND
RURAL FREE DELIVERY ROUTES
FROM JAMESTOWN
THE
1915 - 1916
CONTAINING
A Comprehensive Street Directory, an Alphabetical Residence
Directory, a Classified Business Directory and
a Directory of County and City Officials, City
Institutions, Societies, Etc., and
a Map of the City.
P R I C E $4.00
COMPILED AND PUBLISHED BY
J O U R N A L P R I N T I N G C O M P A N Y
JOURNAL BUILDING, 12 WEST SECOND STREET
JAMESTOWN, NEW YORK

INDEX T O
C O N T E N T S
Abbreviations Used in Directory 93
Alphabetical Directory of Residents of Jamestown 94"5°4
Athletic and Sporting Clubs _ xxii
Business and Professional Associations
xxiv
Celoron Directory 505-511
Cemeteries
xxi
Churches
xix-xxi
City Election Districts
xi-xiii
City Government
viii-x
City Polling Places
xiii
Classified Business Directory 553-5/6
Clubs, Literary Circles and Social Organizations
xxii
Count}' and District Government
xiv
Falconer Directory 512-534
Fire Alarm Boxes and Code of Calls
i
Fire Department Officers
x
Institutions, Societies and Clubs (not secret)
xxii
Jamestown, Historical Sketch • v
Labor Organizations
xxviii
Lakewood Directory 535-54-
Libraries and Educational Institutions
xxi
Map of Jamestown
insert
Military organizations
xxiii
Miscellaneous Organizations
xxv
Xotaries Public
xxix
Patriotic and Political Societies : xxiii
Postoffice
xv
Public and Benevolent Institutions
xxiii
Public Schools
xvi
Publications
xvi
Rural Free Delivery Route 75 ^4-
Rural Free Delivery Route 76 ^4;
Rural Free Delivery Route 77
^S
Rural Free Delivery Route 7S
^49
Rural Free Delivery Route 79 549
Rural Free Delivery Route 80
^go
Rural Free Delivery Route 81 551
Rural Free Delivery Route 82
--I
Rural Free Delivery Route 83 --2
Secret Societies
xxv-xxviii
Street, Avenue and Alley Directory 2-92
Ward Boundaries
xi-xiii
ADDENDA
RENUMBERING REGENT STREET
Old Xo.
Name
New No.
A. Thayer 19
23
N. J. Link 21
Mrs. Margaret Burns 23
36
A. Johnson 34
40
E. S. S perry 36
42 Ernest King 38

CITY O F
J A M E S T O W N
THE_.city is situated on the main
line of the Erie Railroad operating
between Chicago and New
York. Quick and frequent connections
with the great New York Central system
is maintained by two trolley
lines, one on the east side of the lake,
The Jamestown, Westfield & Northwestern
R. R.; and one on the west
side of the lake, The Chautauqua
Traction Company. These lines extend
from Jamestown to Westfield, a
distance of 32 miles. Practically all
the through trains of the Central system
between Chicago and New York
stop here. Connections are also
made there with the New York, Chicago
& St. Louis Railroad (The Nickle
Plate), and connections are made at
Mayville with the great Pennsylvania
system. In addition to this the city
is the southern terminal of the Buffalo
and Southwestern branch of the
Erie and in close touch by trolley with
the Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley &
Pittsburgh Railroad at Falconer, a
prosperous village, which in everything
except name is a suburb of
Jamestown. This road extends from
Dunkirk, N. Y. and to Titusville, Pa.,
and taps the rich region of Western
Pennsylvania.
Pew cities of the size of Jamestown
are as well served by trolley
lines. The Jamestown Street Railway
Company extends from Falconer on
the east to Lakewood on the west and
one can ride a distance of nearly nine
miles for a nickle on these lines.
There are four loops in the city—the
north side, the south side, the Newland
Avenue and the Willard Street
lines. These cover practically every
section of the city.
In addition to the service furnished
by the Jamestown Street Railway
Company is the service of the Warren
& Jamestown Street Railway
Company which extends from Jamestown
to Warren, Pa., and which
touches territory on the south side
that is not reached by the other trolley
line, bringing residents of Jamestown
in easy communication of the
beautiful country south of the city,
just as the Jamestown Street Railway
Company and two traction lines bring
them in quick and easy communication
of all points on Chautauqua Lake.
This issue of the directory shows
that the population of Jamestown is
steadily increasing. It corroborates
the figures of the state census which
gives Jamestown a population of
37,839. This is 6,542 more than in
1910, an increase of about 20 per cent.
This population by wards is as follows:
Citizens. Aliens. Total.
First ward 4,476 186 4,662
Second ward 4,312 224 4,536
Third ward 4,418 1,028 5,446
Fourth ward 6,684 1,409 8,093
Fifth ward 6,588 1,354 7,942
Sixth ward 6,157 1,003 7,160
Total 32,635 5,204 37,839
The growth of the city has been
steady and substantial. Each census
for the past 88 years has shown an increase
in the population over the preceding
census. For the benefit of
those statistically inclined the figures
of each census are herewith given:
Year.
Population
1827 393
1830 884
1840 1,212
1845 1,642
1855 2,625
1860 3,155
1870 5,336
1880 9,357
1890 16,038
1892 18,627
1900 22,892
1905 26,160
1910 31,297
1915 37,839
Jamestown was founded in 1806 by
Judge James Prendergast in whose
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corporated as a city in 1886. The city
is the center of one of the most
prosperous dairying regions in the
United States. It is the market town
of Southern Chautauqua and a portion
of Cattaraugus County, N. Y., and
Warren County, Pa. It is connected
by two trolley lines and one railroad
line with the grape regions of northern
Chautauqua the annual product of
which is measured in the millions.
As a place of residence Jamestown
cannot be surpassed. The city is on
the Chadakoin River which is the outlet
of Chautauqua Lake, and only
three miles distant from the lake. Six
excursion steamers make hourly trips
over the lake during the summer
months, thus affording residents opportunity
for argeeable and healthful
outings. A beautiful park is maintained
at the southern end of the lake by
the Celoron Amusement Company.
During the summer months excursions
are brought long distances to this
park. It is only five minutes journey
from the heart of the city.
There is manufactured in and
around Jamestown, wood and metal
furniture, voting machines, washing
machines, pianos, paving brick, cotton
warps and batting, woolen dress
goods and suitings, towels, window
screens and blinds, tools, rubbing,
carving and sanding machines, mirrors,
automobile running gears complete,
veneer for furniture and panels,
beehives, etc., which products are
shipped to every state in the Union,
with a fair percentage exported.
Something over 200 factories and 10,-
000 wage earners are required to produce
these goods. This diversity of
industry enables Jajnestown to successfully
resist financial depression.
Failures are rare, indeed, and a bank
failure has never been experienced.
The leading industry is the manufacture
of wood furniture, 60 factories
being engaged in this line, employing
over 4,000 skilled mechanics. Jamestown
ranks second in the United
States in the manufacture of wood furniture.
The Jamestown Shale Paving
Brick Company has a capacity of 100,-
000 bricks per day. The superiority
of this brick enables the manufacturers
to successfully compete with other
brick products, within a radius of
450 miles, the Jamestown brick having
been selected for paving purposes
in Brooklyn and cities in New Jersey;
also for use in the tunnels of New
York. One of the leading industries
of Jamestown is the manufacture of
metal products, of which there are
six factories making office desks,
tables, railings, filing cases, steel
trimmings and mouldings, doors and
vaults for banks, public and office
buildings, interior and exterior trimmings
for cars, etc., 2,500 metal workers
are employed in the metal products
factories. Approximately 10,-
000,000 feet of lumber are carried in
sorting yards here, to supply the factories
and for supplying mixed carloads
for the eastern markets.
It is claimed and the claim has never
been disputed that a larger majority
of the residents of Jamestown own
their homes than is the case in any
city of a similar size in the State of
New York.
Another feature of the city worthy
of comment is the fact that there are
more churches and church going people
in proportion to the population
than in most cities of a similar size. In
round numbers Jamestown has 25
churches of various denominations.
One denomination has the largest
membership of any city of the size in
the United States. The church edifices
are commodious and costly and
add much to the appearance of the
city.
Law enforcement is strict in Jamestown.
There is comparatively little
crime and little of the criminal element.
The city has one of the best school
systems in the State. There is the
large High School building, the Sherman
Street Grammar school building,
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enue school and eleven branch or district
schools.
The water supply is one of the best
in the United States. It comes from
artesian wells and to date has been
ample for all purposes. An expert
from an eastern city Who was here on
business connected with the department
some time ago stated that it was
the most extraordinary water supply
of its kind in the United States. At
no other place had artesian wells been
sufficient to supply a city of the size
of Jamestown. The rates are low and
under the capable management of a
commission of business men, the
plant is paying for itself at the rate
of $15,000 per year.
A municipal electric lighting plant
under control of the same commission
furnishes light and power at very
low rates for commercial purposes
and an abundance of street lighting.
A private plant, excellently managed
also supplies light and power at equally
low rates. Indeed few cities in the
United States enjoy as cheap and as
good lighting facilities.
Two well appointed telephone systems
supply service at exceptionally
low rates.
Two hospitals for the care of the
sick and injured are maintained. One
under the auspices of the Woman's
Christian Association has done admirable
work for many years. During
the year 1911 the O. E. Jones Memorial
Hospital, erected on a tract of
ground willed to the city by the late
O. E. Jones, was opened to the public.
The city has spent over $50,000 on the
plant and it is finelyequipped.
Jamestown has a number of handsome
public buildings, viz: Federal
building, $150,000; City Hall, $65,000;
James Prendergast Library and Art
Gallery, $125,000; State Armory, $50,-
000; nine fire houses
The Young Men's Christian Association
owns a building and plant valued
at $100,000, and the Young Women's
Christian Association a handsome
building, which with lot cost $65,000.
The Agnes Association owns a large
brick residence and grounds which is
conducted as a boarding home for
working girls.
v
The Warner Home for the Aged, the
latest of Jamestown's benevolent institutions
had its beginning in 1911
and received at the hands of Mrs.
Mary H. Warner the L. B. Warner
homestead on Forest Avenue as a
memorial to Mr. Warner who died in
1905.
A comprehensive park system has
been planned and a park commission
composed of public spirited citizens
who have given and are giving much
valuable time gratuitiously to the
work developing these parks into
beauty spots that will be a credit to
the city. One of the largest of these
parks is the Allen Park located on the
south side, one of the most picturesque
and beautiful spots in the city.
What is known as the "Hundred
Acre Lot," a picturesque woodland lying
on the borders of the city has recently
been acquired, through public
subscription, for the particular benefit
of the pupils of the public schools
and will prove a delightful spot for
recreation and education of adults as
well.
There are two parks on the north
side, one between West Fourth and
West Fifth streets, known as Baker
Park, and the other between West
Sixth and West Seventh streets,
known as Dow Park.
The Jones Memorial Park is on the
shores of Chautauqua lake outlet. It
is still in a rough state but in time
will be made into a modern park.
The area of the city is approximately
nine and one-half square miles, or
to be precise 6,136 acres. There are
more than 33 miles of paving, mostly
shale brick, although some of the
business streets are paved with
bithulithic and asphalt block.
The assessed valuation of the city
in 1908 was $13,347,981; in 1909, $13,-
498,331; in 1910, $14,133,149; in 1912,
$16,046,366; in 1913, $16,981,395; in'

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1914, $16,455,020, and in 1915, $17,713,- This steady increase in assessed
396, divided as follows: valuation is another evidence of the
Real estate $16,797,056 steadJ gr°wtth. of lhe city'

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John J. Mahoney
Superintendent of Health
John F. Smith
Plumbing Inspector
John A. Hulquist
Dairy and Sanitary Inspector
Julia E. Anderson
Tuberculosis Nurse
Selma E. Lincoln
Bacteriologist
C. B. Jones Registrar of Vital Statistics
Board of Estimate and Review
Charles J. Jenner, Superintendent of Public Works
C. G. Jones, City Engineer
Frank W. Swanson, Superintendent of Streets
Board of Water and Lighting Commissioners
Samuel A. Carlson, President
Walter I. Blystone, President Pro. Tern.
Frank O. Anderson
H. A. Barrows
Arthur H. Greenlund
Lyman P. Hapgood, Superintendent
Clayton O. Johnson, Assistant Superintendent
C. B. Jones, Secretary
Board of Hospital Commissioners
Samuel A. Carlson, President
Otto W. Wiquist, Pres. Pro. Tern.
Jason Parker, Secretary-Manager
Edward L Hall
Louis E. Ruden
Charles L. Eckman John P. Moynihan
Board of Park and Civic Improvement Commissioners
Samuel A. Carlson, President
Charles M. Dow, President Pro Tem.
C. B. Jones, Secretary
Edgar P. Putnam
Andrew T. Frykman
Alfred E. Hall
Robert K. Beach
Frederick P. Hall
Civil Service Commission
H. E. V. Porter, president C. B. Jones, Secretary
Charles A. Swanson
William Hjorth
Constables
Samuel L. Willard
Samuel J. Woodward
Charles E. Rexford Grant I. Perry

POLICE DEPARTMENT.
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Chief of Police—-Frank A. Johnson.
Police Captain—Thomas E. Reeder.
Like Garfield, William H. Davey,
George C. Harrison, James Quinlan,
Gust Stohl (chauffeur); Oscar Nelson,
James Hayes, Albert H. Harrison,
John Saunders, Emil Henry, Rudolph
Treff, James Woods, Oscar Bergdahl,
George Hollenbeck (chauffeur); Edward
Nyholm, Michael Hannon, James
Stapleton, Burnell W. Horton, John
Rasmussen, Warren Wilcox.
Special Police —' Haydn Crossley,
Frank Collins, Walter Brady, George
Arnold, Dellis Nelson, John Fish, William
E. Bond, Jerome Babcock, Clarence
Underwood, Arvid Bergman.
Policewoman—Mrs. Margaret Jackson.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Howard S. Rodgers, Chief, Room,
City Hall.
Station Locations and Commanders.
Station No. 1, Spring Street.—Lieut.
B. M. Thayer; Eugene O. Gilligan,
Lieut, in charge of truck companies.
Station No. 2, Winsor Street—Lieut.
L. L. Dschuden.
Station No. 3, Fenton Place.—Lieut.
John Pihlblad.
Station No. 4, 926 East Second
Street—Lieut. U. S. Ayers.
Station No. 5, Fairmount and Fairview
Avenues.—Capt. Daniel Canty.
Station No. 6, Allen St. Ext.
GOOD
ILLUSTRATIONS
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W A R D BOUNDARIES
FIRST WARD.
First District.
Beginning at the center of Main and
Second streets running thence northerly
along the center of Main street
to the center of Eighth street; thence
easterly along the center of Eighth
street to the center of Lakeview avenue;
thence northerly along the center
of Lakeview avenue to the center
of Falconer street; thence easterly
along the center of Falconer street to
the center of Winsor street; thence
southerly along the center of Winsor
street to the center of Second street;
thence southwesterly along the center
of Second street to the place of beginning.
FIRST WARD.
Second District.
Beginning at the center of Eighth
and N. Main street and running thence
north along the center of Main street
to the north bounds of the city, thence
easterly along the north bounds of the
city to the center of Lakeview avenue;
thence southerly along the center
of Lakeview avenue to the center
ol Winsor street; thence southeasterly southerly
along the center of Winsor street to
the center of Falconer street; thence thence
westerly along the center of Falconer
street to the center of Lakeview avenue;
thence southerly along the center
of Lakeview avenue to the center to the south
of Eighth street on the west; thence
westerly along the center of Eighth
street to the center of Main street and
place of beginning.
SECOND WARD.
First District.
Beginning at the point of intersection
of the center line of the main
tracks of the Erie Railroad company
and the center line of Main street;
thence northerly along the center of
Main street to the center of West Seventh
street; thence westerly along the
center line of West Seventh street to
to the center of Murray avenue;
thence northerly along the center line
of Murray avenue and Murray avenue
extended to the center of Chautauqua
tracks land; of line lake let easterly said to of outlet; thence a to along point the Erie easterly place thence intersects where Railroad center of along southerly of center beginning.
company's
said center
and line out­
SECOND WARD.
Second District.
Beginning at the intersection of the
center line of Main street with the
center line of West Seventh street,
and running thence northerly along
the center line of Main street to the
city line; thence westerly along the
northerly bounds of the city to the
noth westerly corner of the city;
.thence southerly along the westerly
bounds of the city to the center of the
outlet of Chautauqua lake; thence
easterly and southerly along the center
of said outlet to the center line
of Murray avenue extended; thence
southerly along the center line of Murray
avenue extended and along the
center line of Murray avenue to the
center of West Seventh street; thence
easterly along the center of West Seventh
street to the center of Main
street and place of beginning.
THIRD WARD.
First District,
Beginning at the intersection of the
center line of Main street with N. Y.,
Pa. & Ohio R. R.; running thence
alOng the center line of
Main street to Brooklyn square;
southerly in a straight line
across Brooklyn square to the center
line of Forest avenue; thence southerly
along the center of Forest avenue
bounds of the city;
thence easterly along the south bounds
of the city to the center line of Broadhead
avenue extended; thence northerly
along the center line of Broadhead
avenue extended and along the
center line of Broadhead avenue to
the center of South Main street;
thence northerly along the center line
of South Main street to the center of
Harrison street; thence easterly along
the center of Harrison street to the
center of Institute street; thence north
along the center of Institute street to
the center line of right of way of the
N. Y., Pa. & Ohio R. R.; thence westerly
along the center of said R. R. to
the center of Main street and place
of beginning.
along street center R. Beginning and ~"* to line and the the Second THIRD of running at the center the N. District. intersection WARD.
Y., thence line Pa. of & southerly Harrison Institute
Ohio of R.

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street; thence westerly along the center
line of Harrison street to the center
line of South Main street; thence
southerly along the center line of
South Main street to the center of
Broadhead avenue; thence southerly
along the center line of Broadhead
avenue and the center line of Broadhead
avenue extended to the south
bounds of the city; thence easterly
along the south bounds of the city to
the center of Foote avenue; thence
northerly along the center line of
Foote avenue to the center line of the
N. Y., Pa. & Ohio R. R.; thence westerly
along the center line of N. Y.,
Pa. &, Ohio R. R. to the center of
Institute street and place of beginning.
FOURTH WARD.
First District.
Beginning at the intersection of the
center line of N. Y., Pa. and Ohio R.
R. company's right of way and center
line of Foote avenue and running
thence southerly along the center line
of Foote avenue to the south bounds
of the city; thence easterly along the
south bounds of the city to the center
line of English street if extended;
thence northwesterly along the center
line of English street extended and
along the center line of English street
to the center line of Winsor street;
thence northerly along the center of
Winsor street to the center line of the
N. Y., Pa. & Ohio R. R. company's
right of way; thence northerly along
the center line of said N. Y., Pa. &
Ohio R. R. company's right of way
to the center of Foote avenue and
place of beginning.
FOURTH WARD.
Second District.
Beginning at the intersection of the
center of Winsor street with the center
of line of the N. Y., Pa. & Ohio
R. R. company's right of way and running
thence southerly along the center
of Winsor street to its intersection
with the center line of English street;
thence southerly and easterly along
the center of English street and English
street extended to the south
bounds of the city; thence easterly
and northerly along the bounds of the
city Pa. way; R. center beginning.
R. & to thence company's Ohio of line Winsor of center R. southwesterly the R. right street company's N. line Y., of of and Pa. way the along place right & to N. Ohio the
Y.,
of
FIFTH WARD.
First District.
Beginning in the center of Second
and Main street running thence northeasterly
along the center of Second
street to the center of Winsor street,
thence northerly along the center of
Winsor street to the center of Peach
street; thence northerly along the center
of Peach street to the center of
Bowen street; thence northerly along
the center of Bowen street to the center
of Falconer street; thence easterly
along the center of Falconer street
to the center of Thayer street; thence
southeasterly along the center of
Thayer street and the center line of
Thayer street extended to the center
of the Erie R. R. company's right of
way to the center of Main street;
thence northerly along the center of
Main street to the place of beginning.
FIFTH WARD.
Second District.
Beginning at the center of the Erie
R. R. company's right of way at a
point where the center line of Thayer
street, if extended southerly, would
intersect the same; thence northwesterly
along the center line of said
Thayer street to the center line of
Falccner street; thence easterly along
the center of Falconer street to the
center of Stowe street; thence northerly
along the center of Stowe street
to the center of Buffalo street; thence
westerly along the center of Buffalo
street to the center of Stowe street
on the north; thence north along the
center of Stowe street to the north
bounds of the city; thence easterly
along the northerly bounds of the city
to the northeasterly corner thereof;
thence southerly along the east boundary
line of the city (a part of which
is the center line of Tiffany avenue) to
the center line of the Erie R. R. company's
right of way; thence southwesterly
along the center of the Erie R. R.
company's right of way to the center
line of Thayer street, if extended
southerly, and the place of beginning.
FIFTH WARD.
Third District.
Beginning at the center of Peach
and Winsor streets running thence
Winsor northwesterly the erly view center along avenue; bounds street the of of Lakeview north thence to along bounds city; center northerly avenue thence of center of to Lake-
along east­
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DIRECTORY.
to the center of Stowe street extension;
thence southerly along the center
of Stowe street extension to Buffalo
street; thence easterly along the
center of Buffalo street to the center
of Stowe street on the south; thence
southerly along the center of Stowe
street to the center of Falconer
street; thence westerly along the center
of Falconer street to the center of
Bowen street; thence southerly along
the center of Bowen street to the center
of Peach street; thence westerly
along the center of Peach street to the
center of Winsor street and the place
of beginning.
SIXTH WARD.
First District.
Beginning at the intersection of the
center line of Forest avenue with the
center line of Steele street and running
thence southerly along the center
line of Forest avenue, to the south
bounds of the city; thence westerly
along the south bounds of the city to
the southwesterly corner thereof;
thence northerly along with the west
bounds of the city to the center line
of Baker street; thence northeasterly
along the center line of Baker street
to the center of Barrett avenue;
thence northerly along the center of
Barrett avenue to the center of Steele
street; thence northeasterly along the
center of Steele street to the place
of beginning.
SIXTH WARD.
Second District.
Beginning at a point in the center
of Main street where it is intersected
by the center line of the Erie Railroad
company's right of way; thence westerly
along the center line of the Erie
R. R. company's right of way to a
point where it is intersected by the
center line of West Third street intersection;
thence westerly along the
center line of West Third street intersection
to the center of Hallock
street; thence westerly in the same
direction along the center line of West
Third street, if extended, to the west
bounds of the city; thence southerly
along the west bounds of the city to
the center of Baker street; thence
northeasterly along the center line of
northerly Baker of along center avenue; Steele street of of thence Barrett along center street; Brooklyn to the of northerly thence avenue Steele center square; northeasterly
to street of of along Brooklyn Barrett thence center to square and the center of Main street
to the center of the Erie R: R. company's
right of way and place of beginning.
SIXTH WARD.
Third District.
Beginning at the intersection of the
center line of West Third street extension
with the center line of the
Erie R. R. company's right of way
running thence westerly along the
center line of West Third street extension
to the center of Hallock street
and thence still westerly in the same
direction to the westerly bounds of
the city; thence northerly along the
westerly bounds of the city to the center
of Chautauqua Lake outlet; thence
northerly and easterly; thence southerly
along the center of said outlet to
where it is intersected by the center
line of the Erie R. R. company's right
of way; thence southeasterly along
the center line of the said Erie R. R.
company's right of way to the center
of West Third street extension and
place of beginning.
DESIGNATION OF POLLING
PLACES.
First Ward.
First District^At Deluge Engine
company's building on East Fourth
street.
Second District—At the residence of
Anna M. Sellvin, No. 21 East Eighth
street.
Second Ward.
First District—At Washington garage,
Nos. 317-319 Washington street.
Second District.—At the store room
of Mrs. J. H. Marsh, at No. 204 on the
north side of West Eighth street.
Third Ward.
First District—At Eagle Hose company's
truck room, Fenton place.
Second District—At the store room
occupied by A. H. Bowers, No. 53
South Main street.
Fourth Ward.
First District^A portable building
erected at the junction of Allen street
and Foote avenue.
Second District—At the store occupied
by William Berg, at No. 32 on the
south side of Willard street.
Fifth No. Second First 710 Ward. street. District—At on the south the side building of East at

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DIRECTORY.
Second District—At Jeffords Hose
company's rooms, south side of East
Second street.
Third District—At the building at
the junction of Winsor and Van Buren
streets.
Sixth Ward.
First District-—At the room in the
southeast corner of the Market building
on the west side of Forest avenue.
Second District—At the building
owned by the city, situate on the
southerly side of Steele street.
Third District—At the hose house at
the corner of Fairmount and Fairview
avenues.
M I S C E L L A N E O U S
COUNTY AND DISTRICT POLI­
TICAL DIRECTORY.
Congress District. — The Thirtyseventh
New York Congressional District
is composed of the counties of
Chautauqua, Cattaraugus and Allegany.
Charles M. Hamilton of Ripley,
representative.
State Senate District. — The Fiftyfirst
New York State Senate District
is composed of the counties of Chautauqua
and Cattaraugus. George E.
Spring, of Jjpringvilte, representative.
State Assembly Districts.—Chautauqua
county contains two State Assembly
Districts. The First District is
composed of Arkwright, Busti, Carroll,
Charlotte, Cherry Creek, Ellery,
Ellicott, Ellington, Gerry, Harmony,
Kiantone, Poland, Stockton, Villenova
and the City of Jamestown. L. L.
Fancher, of Jamestown, assemblyman.
The Second District is composed of
Chautauqua, Clymer, Dunkirk, French
Creek, Hanover, Mina, Pomfret, Portland,
Ripley, Sheridan, Sherman,
Westfield and the City of Dunkirk.
Joseph A. McGinnies, of Ripley, assemblyman.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
County Judge.—Arthur B. Ottaway,
Westfield.
Special County Judge. — Frank S.
Wheeler, Jamestown.
County Clerk.—Luther S. Lakin, Jr.,
Jamestown. Term expires January 1,
1919.
Deputy County Clerk. — Henry D.
Shepard, Mayville.
Sheriff.—Wm. H. Marvin, Forestville.
Term expires January 1, 1919.
Under Sheriff. — Gerry Colegrove,
Mayville.
Surrogate. — Harley N. Crosby,
Jamestown.
Mayvlle. er, Special Surrogate's Dunkirk. Surrogate.—Robert Clerk.—Will D J. Parker, Coop­
D I R E C T O R Y
County Treasurer. — Emmons J.
Swift, Mayville.
District Attorney — William S.
Stearns, Fredonia.
Assistant District Attorney.—Warner
S. Rexford, Jamestown.
Supt. of Poor.—Charles E. Dodge,
Dewittville.
Coroners. — Bergen F. Illston,
Jamestown; Charles BlOod, Dunkirk;
E. B. Osgood, Brocton; Ellis W.
Storms, Falconer.
School Superintendents,
First District. — Joseph N. Palmer,
Fredonia.
Second District. — James R. Flagg,
Frewsburg.
Third District. — J. M. Barker
Niobe.
Fourth District.—Pratt E. Marshall,
Sherman.
Fifth District.—L. W. Swain, Westfield.
Sixth District.—Judson S. Wright,
Falconer.
Jamestown.—R. R. Rogers.
Dunkirk.—M. L. Engelhart.
Fredonia. William B. Blaisdell.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Chairman.—H. L. Ames, Falconer.
Clerk.—Joseph A. McGinnies, Ripley.
Assistant Clerk. — Louis McKinstry.
Fredonia.
Journal Clerk. — James A. Clary,
Jamestown.
Page.—Edmund Dearing, Mayville.
Arkwright.—Ransom A. Mathewson,
Cherry Creek.
Busti.—Fred P. Simmons, Jamestown,
R. F. D.
Carroll.—Herbert R. Bennett, Frewsburg,
R, F. D.
Charlotte.—Edwin H. Edson, Sinclairville,
R. F. D.
Chautauqua.—Martin P.Whallon, May­
Clymer.—Dr. ville. Cherry Creek.—C. L. P. McCray, LeRoy Edwards, Clymer.

Dunkirk.—i
Nelson J. Palmer, Dunkirk.
Peter Gregoreske, Dunkirk.
Ellery,—A. Morelle Cheney, Bemus
Point, R. F. D.
Ellicott.—Hermes L. Ames, Falconer.
Ellington.—Charles H. White, Conewango
Valley.
French Creek.—Frank R. Jones, Clymer,
R. F. D.
Gerry.—Park L. Starr, Gerry.
Hanover.—Loren W. Stebbins, Forestville.
Harmony. —• James Pringle, Ashville,
R. F. D.
Jamestown.—
E. George Lindstrom.
Frank O. Olson
Herman M. Hansen.
Kiantone.—George C. Kidder, Jamestown,
R. F. D.
Mina.—W. L. Nuttall, Findley Lake.
Poland.—C. N. Taylor, Kennedy, R.
F. D.
Pomfret.—Edward N. Button, Fredonia.
Portland.—George R. Pettit, Brocton.
Ripley.—Joseph A. McGinnies, Ripley.
MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
Stockton.—Charles D. Payne, Stockton.
Villenova.—Charles D. Clement, Forestville,
R. F. D.
Westfield.—Gerald D. Gibbs, Westfield.
REPUBLICAN CITY COMMITTEE
First Ward.—Morgan Kent, Hugo E.
Sellvin; second ward, Louis Collins,
Charles Jacobson; third ward, George
Mitchell, Ernest Carlson; fourth ward,
Elmer Johnson, Leonard Bloomquist;
Fifth ward, Gustaf A. Lawson, Charles
A. Carlson, Arvid Eckburg; sixth
ward, R. G. Swanson, Ernest J. Seaburg,
Frank Hurlbut.
DEMOCRATIC CITY COMMITTEE,
Chairman.—Louis E. Ruden.
Secretary.—Geo. G. Brownell.
Treasurer.—William F. Stitt.
First ward, Frank M. Stearns, Edward
S. Lavendoski; second ward,
John Guinnane, Samuel B. Shields;
third ward, Lynn Townsend, Richard
Connell; fourth ward, L. E Ruden,
Thomas Mahoney; fifthward, Andrew
B. Green, Theodore Fox, Will Fairbank;
sixth ward, Felix Beaver, Oliver
Bunting, Alva Burns.
J A M E S T O W N
Sheridan.—Wm. J. Doty, Sheridan.
Sherman.—Henry Guenther, M. postmaster.
Keith, Sherman.
P O S T OFFICE
Gustus T. Johnson, asst. postmaster.
Samuel A. Brown, supt. of mails.
Clerks.—George H. Anderson, Jewett
C. Bloomquist, Ira F. Beal, John E.
Carlson, Margaret T. Calahane, Laura
L. Davis, Albert C. Wilson, Fred W.
Foote, Clarence H. Lake, Lineus A.
Ljungberg, Telia E. Martin, William
L. Nobbs, Lewis A. Putnam, Bert A.
Saxton, Henry W. Stumpf, Willis W.
Sprague, Marcus J. Soderberg.
Carriers.—John C. Alton, Henry G.
Arnold, Elmer C. Atwood, Charles A.
Berg, John J. Brattberg, Charles L.
Bell, Herbert A. Bates, Ernest H.
Cook, Jay B. Clarke, Marshall C.
Davis, Willie R. Fuller, Harry E. Gardner,
Dewitt C. Howard, William R.
Jones, Charles W. Jackson, Albert
P. Kelsey, Sture A. Ljungberg, Guy L.
Pulver, Arthur L. Pang, Harry E.
Reeder, Otto C. Soderberg, Lynn K.
Spencer, Lewis D. Tyrrell, Bernard
Trainor, George T. Wright, George A.
Young, John J. Trainor.
Rural Carriers.—75, Ariel H. Wellman;
76, Edward R. Lenox; 77, Lloyd
J. Babcock; 78, Jacob P. Johnson; 79,
Ernest H. Hultquist; 80, Walter H.
Davis; 81, Berne B. Bissell; 82, Frank
A. Winchester; 83, Howard M. Wilson.
Federal Building.
Custodian.—Henry Guenther.
Janitor.—James H. Ayers.
Watchman fireman. — Andrew J.
Lannes.
Charwoman.—Hulda C. Carlson.
Office Hours.
General delivery and stamp windows
open from 7 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Money orders and registry windows
open from 8 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Carriers'
window open from 7 to 8 p. m.
Last collection in business section at
8 p. m.
Stamps and parcels post from 7 a.
m. to 8 p. m. Postal savings, 8 a. m.
to 5:30 p. m.

MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
J A M E S T O W N
P U B L I C A T I O N S
The Evening Journal. — Published
daily except Sunday at 12 West Second
street by The Journal Printing
The Union Advocate. — Published
every Thursday by C. J. Sprague, 310
Pine.
Co., Frederick P. Hall, pres. and gen. The Chautauqua Independent. —
mgr.; James A. Clary, vice pres. and Published every Thursday by the
managing editor; Henri M. Hall, Pearl City Press, Inc., 308 Pine.
treas. and business manager.
The Jamestown Journal.—Thrice-aweek,
Temple Bulletinen (Swedish).—Published
weekly for the Swedish Metho­
published at 12 West Second dist Church, by The Liberty Printing
street by The Journal Printing Co. Co., 312 Lafayette.
(for officers see above.) Established The Furniture Index.—Devoted to
1826.
furniture trade and published once a
The Morning Post. — Published month, over 112 East Third Street, by
daily except Sunday at 311-313 Washington
street by The Post Publishing
Co., Ralph C. Sheldon, pres.; Edward
L. Allen, sec. and managing editor;
Robert K. Beach, treas. and business
manager. Established in 1901.
the Furniture Trade Publishing Co.
The Country World.—Published by
Charles J. C. Scholpp at 312 Lafayette
street, once a month. A. Brooks
Fletcher, editor.
/
The Evening News. — Published Southwestern New York Holstein
daily except Sunday by C. J. Sprague,
310 Pine.
Breeders Monthly.—Published by S.
W. N. Y. Holstein Breeders' Assn., 12
The Sentinel (Prohibition). Published
West Second street. A. M. Loomis,
every Thursday by Charles J.
C. Scholpp, 312 Lafayette.
editor and manager.
The Nurse.—Published monthly by
The Vart Land (Swedish)—Published
The Nurse Publishing Co., at 110 East
over 103 East Second street
every Thursday by the Vart Land Co.
E. Dahmen, gen. mgr.; Richard Berggren,
editor.
Fourth street. W. S. Bailey, editor.
Free Press (The) (Socialist).—Published
every Friday by The Free Press
Assn., Un-inc. Socialist headquarters,
Skandia (Swedish). Published every
Arcade Building. Edward Lindgren,
Thursday by Liberty Printing Co., editor.
312 Lafayette J A M Estreet. S T C. OE. WLindstone,
N PUBLIC S C H O O L S
editor. Board of Education.
Wilson C. Price, pres., Fenton Bldg.
Arthur A. Amidon, vice pres., 38
Broadhead Ave.
Mrs. Lillian Cook Bowman, 522 East
Second.
Mrs. Anna Dempsey Brown, 544
Lakeview Ave.
August C. Anderson, 212 N. Main.
Geo. F. Gokey, 536 E. Second.
Fred B. Tinkham, Barrett Bldg.
Mildred R. Falconer, Clerk, Victoria
(Ashville, R. F. D. 63).
Regular meeting of the Board of
Education on the second Tuesday of
each month at 7:30 p. m.
Teachers and Schools,
Rovillus R. Rogers, Supt., 627 East
Sixth.
Mildred R. Falconer, Supt.'s Clerk.
Ellen S. Soderberg, Office Assistant,
809 Cherry.
Clinton B. Winsor, Supt. of Buildings,
340 East Fourth.
Adam Ports, Attendance Officer,
111 Crossman.
Wm. R. Botsford, (Bank of Jamestown),
Treas.
Oscar F. Price, (City Treas.), Collector.
HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS.
High School
Milton J. Fletcher, Principal, Economics,
509 East Fifth.
George A. Persell, dept. freshmen
administration.
M. May Briggs, commercial.
Harriet L. Jones, Latin.
Mary R. Willard, English.
Mary J. Nelson, modern languages.
Gustavus E. Bentley, biological sciences.

MISCELLANEOUS
DIRECTORY.
Merton P. Corwin, mathematics. Vocational (2nd St. Grammar School).
Howard J. Steere, dept. physical Sylvester F. Pelton, Esther E. Clark.
sciences.
Vocational (Sherman St. Grammar
Earle S. Palmer, history.
School).
Senior Department.
H. Mae Harnden, Grace P. Armstrong.
General substitute, Bettie A.
Carrie E. Aiken, elementary algebra.
Elsie E. Leet, plane geometry. Olson.
Carl LaSalle, German.
Grammar School (E. Second St.)
Nell D. Farman, German.
William A. Torrance, Principal;
Juliana Clark, expression.
Helena Crittenden, Jennie R. Kellogg,
Grace M. Miller, Latin.
Corrie J. Aiken, Susanna M. Calahane,
Lizzie A. Bootey, Ruth C. Tous-
Laura I. Stone, English" and Latin.
Susanne A. Ritenour, drawing. ley, Annie S. Hilton, Ellen H. Williams,
Emily A. Yates, Clara E. Black-
Mary A. Bargar, Latin and ancient
history.
mer, Augusta Harnden (opportunity
Fannie L. Bell, biology, geometry,
class).
algebra, English history.
Grammar School (Sherman Street.)
Junior Department.
George W. Winslow, Principal;
George A. Persell, Principal, physiology
and commercial law.
sie A. Fuller, Margaret M. Moynihan,
Bessie G. Smith, Lucy E. Hand, Jes­
Calista A. Dreager, algebra.
Sara J. McMahon, Grace L. McMahon,
Nellie L. Hand, English.
Emilie V. Sperber, Lottie B. Taber,
Grace Gifford, American and ancient Dorothy S. Tew, Mary E. Laberee,
history.
Carrie E. Beardsley, Sagrid A. Johnson,
Delia M. Fairchild, Berdena A.
Clara F. Carpenter, biology.
Bonny B. Dean, French.
Harrington, Elsie M. Reynolds, Florence
M. Hollister, Jessie M. Burlin.
Frances K. Donahue, commercial.
Mabel A. Williams, commercial.
Fairmount School (Fairmount and
Mary A. Bingham, commercial.
Stewart Avenues.)
Bertha M. Schlotzer, zoology, physiology
and biology.
Nellie C. Dyer, Principal; E. Blanche
Markham, Maude A. LaVier, Grace A.
Annex.
Vincent, Mabel N. Squier, Susan D.
Vesta Willard, English and commercial
geography.
Leonora W. Carnahan, Myrabelle
Berry, Anna E. Vail, Bertha E. Rick,
Elizabeth P. Ling, English.
Boyce, Eunice M. Penfield.
Special Departments.
Central School (4th and Spring Sts.)
Blanche H. Woodford, supervisor of
Louise E. Geer, Principal; Dorothy
drawing.
L. Golm, Zella H. Rice, Lillian G. Wiborg,
Sophie W. Snowdon, Christy A.
Mary E. Fletcher, domestic science.
Frederic E. Bottsford, supervisor of Dalrymple.
music.
School No. 1 (Pine and Eighth Sts.)
Ella W. Green, librarian.
Fannie M. Cooper, Principal; Bertha
D. Earl Stilson, supervisor of manual
training.
M. Gron, Grace E. Wheelock, Minnie
L. Douglas, Ida A. Bahr, Clara C.
Sara Gertrude Harrington, assistant
Ross.
physical training.
School No. 2 (W. 3d. and Fairmount).
Carrie L. Young, supervisor of writing.
Florence I. Haner, Principal; Katherine
I. Delanty.
Edith M. Farman, manual training, School No. 3 (Willard and Tower.)
Sherman Street Grammar school. Amanda Nelson, Principal; Theresa
Grace M. Lewis, principal training
C. Gribbin, E. Carlotta Anderson,
school.
Bertha Rich; A. Emelia Stromberg,
Mary P. Maddock, physical training.
Margaret A. Snowball, Mabel J. Truesdell,
Lola F. Hemstreet, Avis I. Cra­
Melvin M. Maddock, physical directormer,
Mabel I. Carlson, G. Edith Markhamiamson,
Theresia Hattie Lucille R. Richter, Jackson, Knupp. Jessie Sophia M. Jacking.
High ond Mildred Levi Clifford Street School. H. Miner, A. B. Goodell, Grammar Mason, Smith, manual manual sewing. school. training, and training, cook­
Sec­
Will­

MISCELLANEOUS
DIRECTORY.
School No. 4 (Hazzard and Mechanic).
Mary A. Mahoney, Principal; Adele
C. Lagerquist, Cynthia Ruggles, Alta-
M. Glezen, Harriet Houghton, Maude
L. Hand.
School No. 5 (Charles Street).
Rebecca Langford, Principal; Florence
E. Anderson, Effa J. Waterman,
Florence E. Stafford, Edith M. Mallory,
B. LeLeo Wellman, Ruby B. Nelson,
Tena L. Garber, Lillian M. Nelson,
Mae Barry, Mabel F. Johnson,
Alice C. Fritts, E. Gladys Johnson,
Leola M. Fairchild.
School No. 6 (Euclid Ave.)
Clair Rohde Lepar, Principal; Hariette
E. Shannon, Inez M. Polder, Edna
C. Harris, Carrie A. Davey, Mary
M. Gribbin, Eleanor M. Geer, Ellen M.
Hansen, Gertrude M. Backus, C. Belle
Lepar.
School No. 7 (East Second Street.)
Ella M. Schildmacher, Principal;
Bernice O. Brown, Rhea K. Boardman,
Teresa C. Shanahan, Dora B.
Merrill, Madge E. Price, Marian A.
Weidner, Frances C. Carver, Lillian J.
Carver, Mary G. Stetson, Dorothy A.
Jones, Margaret L. Mahoney, Una B.
Green, Frances M. Cipperly.
School No. 8 (Hall Avenue.)
Antoinette D. Rick, Principal; Rhea
F. Ferrin, Thetis Cobb, Marion L. Hollister,
Myrtie L. Keet.
School No. 9 (Prospert and Newland).
Mertie M. Dickson, Principal; Stella
V. Johnson, Clara C. Nordine, Henrietta
M. Benson, Vera M. Bradner,
Frances Bailey, Blanche Sprague, Esther
C. Lindbeck, Lillian A. Leopard,
Inez C. Moore, Harriet M. Pecor, Mary
C. Osterman, Marion G. Hooker, Leola
M. Fairchild.
School No. 10 (Falconer and Sturges).
Lillian G. Dickson, Principal; Marguerite
L. Curtiss, Gertrude C. Wilcox,
Iva B. Hollenbeck, Mary E, Leet, Anna
L. Mee, Clara Hazeltine, Esther E.
Hall, Isabel J. Bond, Stella M. Ports,
Nettie G. Oliver, Mary F. Kellogg,
Bertha R. Skiff.
Janitors.
Theodore Stewart, high school and
Second street grammar school; John
S. Lattimore, asst.; Alfred Hale, Sherman
Street Grammar school; Harry
Williams, Fairmount school; Joel
Bloomquist, School No. 3; Charles
Forsberg, School No. 5; E. A. Lind,
School No. 6; Clinton B. Falconer,
School No. 7; Martin Nelson, School
No. 9; Charles Suderquist, School No.
10.
Medical Inspectors.
Dr. F. C. Purcell, 551 East Second,
for High School, East Second Street
Grammar School and Central School.
Dr. RobSrt B. Blanchard, 8 East
Second, for Sherman Street Grammar
School, No. 4, No. 9, and No. 2.
Dr. Edward L. Hazeltine, 2 East
Fourth, for Fairmount School, No. 1,
No. 6, No. 5, and No. 8.
Dr. John W. Nelson, 525 East Second,
for No. 3, No. 7, and No. 10.
School Nurse.
Martha A. Berry, 320 East Fifth.
Mothers Clubs.
Sherman Street and School No. 4.
President, Mrs. Henry J. Jones, 15
Garfield; secretary, Mrs: Louise
Erickson, 24 Maple.
Fairmount, No. 2 and No. 8. President,
Mrs. G. Alfred Haynes, 11 Cook
Ave.; secretary, Mrs. James G. Ellis,
200 Hallock.
Central School. President, Mrs.
Percy Ross, 404 West Fifth; secretary,
Mrs. Fred Root, 10 West Sixth.
School No. 1. President, Mrs. A. W.
Sampson, 865 North Main; secretary,
Mrs. A. D. Warren, 236 Fulton.
School No. 3. President, Mrs. C. F.
Abrahamson, 42 Barrows; secretary,
Mrs. Oscar Swanson, 47 Chapin.
School No. 5. President, Mrs. Glenn
A. Frank, 11 Orchard Ave.; secretary,
Mrs. Edward P. Johnson, 2 Forest
Park.
School No. 6. President, Mrs. Frederic
Hemphill, 207 Price; secretary,
Mrs. Jewett Bloomquist, 19 Chestnut.
School No. 7. President, Mrs. F. S.
Marsh, 1086 East Second; secretary,
Mrs. T. C. Fox, 305 Falconer.
School No. 9. President, Mrs.
Richard Anderson, 265 Prospect; secretary,
Mrs. Leon Dodd, 7 Terrace PI.
School No. 10. President, Mrs. De-
Ette Fox Reed, 310 Lincoln; secretary,
Mrs. Martin Nelson, 411 Crossman.

MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
C H U R C H
METHODIST.
First Methodist Episcopal.
Junction Second and Third streets,
Rev. Dr. Gardner S. Eldridge, minister,
address 345 East Third street;
Sunday church services at 10:30 a. m.,
and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday school at 12
m.; Epworth league at 6:30 p. m.
Booklyn Heights M. E.
Sprague and Palmer streets, Rev.
C. J. Baker, pastor, address 105 Palmer
street; preaching at 10:45 a. m.;
Sunday school 12 m.; Epworth league
6:30 p. m., and regular preaching service
at 7:30 p. m.
Falconer M. E.
Corner Work and West James
streets, Falconer; Rev. John E. Roberts,
pastor; address, West James
street, Falconer; Sunday church services
at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.;
Sunday school at 12 m.; Junior Epworth
league at 3:30 p. m.; Epworth
league at 6:30 p. m.
Falconer Swedish M. E.
Falconer, N. Y.; Rev. N. P. Glemaker,
pastor; class meeting 9:30 a. m.;
regular preaching services at 10:30;
Sunday school at noon; evening
services at 7:30; Junior Epworth
League 3:30 p. m.; Epworth league
6:30 p. m.
Buffalo Street M. E.
Buffalo and Falconer streets; Rev.
R. J. Montgomery, pastor; address
Buffalo and Falconer streets; Sunday
church services 10:30 a. m. and 7:30
p. m.; class meeting 10 a. m.; Sunday
school 11:45 a. m.; Epworth League 6
p. m.
Lakewood M. E.
Lakewood, N. Y.; preaching 11 a.
m.; Sunday school 12 m.; Epworth
League 6:30 p. m.
Celoron M. E.
Celoron, N. Y.; Sunday school 2 p.
m.; Epworth League 7 p. m.; preaching
8 p. m.
Swedish M. E.
Chandler street and Foote avenue;
Rev. Eric P. Swan, pastor; address 10
Foote avenue; Sunday church service
school p. 10:30 m. a. at m. 12 m.; and Epworth 7:30 p. League m.; Sunday 6:45
D I R E C T O R Y
Italian M. E. Mission.
Meetings at 142 Foote avenue; Rev.
E. G. Riggio, pastor; preaching services
every Sunday at 10 a. m.; Sunday
school 11 a. m.; Bible class 7:30
p. m.
BAPTIST.
First Baptist.
E. Fourth and Church; Rev. Arthur
F. Purkiss, pastor; address 117 Church
street; morning service 10:30 a. m.,
evening service 7:30 p. m.; Sunday
school 12 m.; Baptist Young People's
union in Harvey Hall 6:30 p. m.
Calvary Baptist.
Fairmount and Livingston avenues;
Rev. Frank P. Stoddard, pastor;
preaching service 10:30 a. m., conducted
by the pastor; Sunday school 12:10
p. m.; Christian Endeavor society 6:30
p. m.; evening preaching service 7:30
p. m.
Swedish Baptist.
119-123 Chandler street; Rev. Magnus
Larson, pastor; address 123
Chandler street; Sunday school 10 a.
m.; mornng sermon 11 a. m.; evening
sermon 7:30 p. m.; young people's
meeting 5 p. m. when previously announced.
Falconer Baptist.
Falconer, N. Y.; Rev. H. Lawford
Nicholls, acting minister; morning
worship 10:45 a. m.; evening service
7:30 p. m.
North Side Baptist Sunday School.
In old District school No. 6, North
Main street. Session every Sunday
afternoon 3:30 p. m.
CONGREGATIONAL.
First Congregational.
East Third street; Rev. Dr. Charles
H. Small, pastor; address, 316 East
Fourth street; Sunday church services
10:30 a. m.; Bible school 12 m.;
Young People's society 6:45 p. m.;
evening service 7:30 p. m.
Pilgrim Memorial Congregational.
McKinley and Forest avenues; Rev.
J. G. Clutterbuck, pastor; address, 17
Linden avenue; Sunday church services
10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday
school 12 m.

MISCELLANEOUS
DIRECTORY.
Danish Congregational.
Institute street; Rev. N. L. Larsen,
pastor; morning service 10:30 a. m.;
evening service 7:30 p. m.
PRESBYTERIAN.
First Presbyterian.
Cherry and West Third streets;
Sunday church services 10:30 a. m.
and 7:30 p. m.; Bible school 12 m.;
Christian Endeavor society 6:30 p. m.;
evening church service 7:30 p. m.!
Rev. Dr. George L. MacClelland, pastor,
332 East Fourth street.
Olivet Chapel.
Lakin avenue; Rev. Dr. E. C. Delaplane,
pastor; address, 343 Fairmount
avenue; Sunday church services
10:30 a. m.; Sunday school 3:30
p. m.; preaching services 7:30 p. m.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
SS. Peter & Paul's.
West Sixth and Cherry streets; Rev.
Luke F. Sharkey, rector; Rev. William
B. Quinlan, assistant; rectory,
508 Cherry street; Masses 7, 9 and
10:30 a. m.; vespers 7:30 p. m.
St. James.
Victoria avenue; Rev. James Carra,
rector; Rev. Pietro Lozza, assistant;
Masses 6:30, 8:30 and 10:45 a. m., followed
by benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament; Sunday school 2 p. m.
Church of Our Lady of the Loretto.
Alberta and Everett streets, Falconer,
N. Y.; Masses 9:30 a. m. by Rev.
Pietro Lozza of St. James church,
Jamestown, followed by Sunday
school.
Sacred Heart Church.
Ohio avenue, Lakewood, N. Y.; Rev.
Thomas H. Harrigan, rector; Mass 9
a. m.
EPISCOPAL.
St. Luke's.
North Main and Fourth streets;
Rev. Laird Wingate Snell, rector;
Sunday services, 7:30 a. m., holy communion;
10:30 a. m., morning prayer
and sermon; first Sunday of the
month, Holy communion and sermon;
12 m., church school; 7:30 p. m., evening
prayer and sermon; Fridays, 7:30
p. m., evening prayer and address;
Holy days: 10:30 a. m., holy communion;
greater festivals morning, prayer
and holy communion; Holy baptism
at any service by appointment.
UNITED
BRETHREN.
Grace United Brethren.
North Main and Fourteenth streets;
Rev. E. H. Nichols, pastor; Sunday
services: testimony service 10 a. m.;
preaching 10:30 a. m.; Sunday school_
11:30 a. m.; Christian Endeavor 6:30
p. m.; evening service 7:30 p. m.
UNITARIAN.
First Unitarian.
Junction of East Second and Chandler
streets; Rev. Walter A. Taylor,
pastor; address, 41 College street;
church services 10:45 a. m.; Sunday
school session 12 m.; no evening service.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST.
First Seventh Day Adventist.
Cherry street, near Eighth street;
preaching at 1 p. m. each Saturday;
Sabbath school 2 p. m.
FREE METHODIST
East Seventh and Lincoln steets;
Rev. L. A. Southworth, pastor; address,
511 East Seventh street; Sunday
school 9:45 a. m.; preaching 11 a.
m. and 7:30 p. m.
SWEDISH LUTHERAN.
Swedish Lutheran Immanuel.
East Second street; Rev. Dr. Felix
V. Hanson, pastor; address 546 E. Second
street; Sunday church services
10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday
school 12 m.; adult Bible class from 12
m. to 12:40 p. m.; Rev. Dr. Hanson,
leader; Alpha Young People's Bible
class from 6:45 p. m. to 7:20 p. m.
First Lutheran.
Chandler street; Rev. Dr. Julius
Lincoln, pastor; address, Chandler and
Center streets; Sunday church services
11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday
school 10 a. m.
Bethlehem Lutheran Church.
Falconer, N. Y.; Rev. Emil F. Bergren,
pastor; services Sunday 10:30
a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday school at
noon.
EVANGELICAL MISSION.
First Swedish Mission.
108 Chandler street; Rev. A. T.
Frykman, pastor; address, 102 Chandler
street; Sunday services 9:30 a. m.;
men's prayer meeting; 10 a. m., Sun-

MISCELLANEOUS
DIRECTORY.
day school; 10:45 a. m., preaching
sevices; 12:15 p. m., Frykman Bible
class; 7:30 p. m., evening preaching
service.
Swedish Zion Mission.
College street; Rev. David V. Brun-
"strom, pastor; address, 109 Allen
street; Sunday church services: Sunschool
and Bible class, 9:30 a. m.;
preaching 10:45; evening service 7:30.
SALVATION ARMY.
Salvation Army.
Citadel, East Third and Spring
streets; Adjutant and Mrs. Armstrong,
officers in charge; Sunday services 11
a. m., 3 p. m. and 8 p. m.; Sunday
school 1:30 p. m.
Salvation Army (Swedish).
24 Harrison street; Adjutant Carl
Tegner, officer in charge; Sunday services
as follows: 9:20 a. m.; Bible
class and Sunday school 11 a. m.; holiness
meeting; 3:30 p. m., class meeting;
7 p. m., soldiers' meeting; 7:30
p. m.; open air service in Brooklyn
square; 8 p. m., salvation meeting.
A. M. E. ZION.
610 Spring street; Rev. W. B. Caine,
pastor; address, 610 Spring street;
Sunday church services 10:45 a. m.,
and 7:45 p. m.; class meeting 2 p. m.;
CEMETERIES
Sunday school 3 p. m.; Christian Endeavor
6:30 p. m.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
The First Church of Christ, Scientist.
Prendergast avenue and E. Fourth
streets; Sunday service 10:45 a. m.;
Sunday school in the vestry of the
church 10:45 a. m.; testimonial meeting
Wednesday 8'p. m.; reading room
in business college building, 317
Cherry street, open daily except Sundays
and holidays from 1:30 to 4:30
p. m„ also from 7:30 to 9 p. m., Saturdays.
Kidder Memorial Chapel.
Arthur L. Pang, pastor; Sunday
school 3 p. m.; Christian Endeavor
society 7 p. m., and preaching service
7:30 o'clock.
Associated Bible Students.
Meeting Sunday morning in hall,
Frick building, Washington street,
10:30 a. m.; Bible study 7:30 p. m.;
Friday evening, Bible study.
Gospel Workers.
Gospel Workers of America church
at corner Buffalo and Hayward
streets.
Camp Street M. E. Mission.
Meets at the homes of members.
New chapel on English street in
course of construction.
Lakeview.
North of Buffalo between North
Main and Lakeview avenues. F. P.
Hall, pres.; Perry W. Goodwin, secsupt,
F. W. Hyde, treas.
SS. Peter and Paul's Roman Catholic.
On North Main and north of Lakeview
cemetery. Father Quinlan,
supt.; William C. Griffin, sexton.
Hebrew.
South side of West Oak Hill road.
Samuel Zuckerman, Jr., pres.; A.
Friedman, sec.
Libraries and Educational Institutions
Jamestown Business Collegs
Business College building on Cherry
street north of West T-hjjdjstreet. Organized
in 1886. H. E. V. Porter,
pres. and principal.
Jamestown High School Library.
High School building. Miss Ella W.
Green, librarian. Hours 8:30 to 11:15
—12:30 to 4 during school year. The
library is open to the public as well
as to the school.
James Prendergast Free Library.
West Fifth between Cherry and
Washington. Rev. Elliot C. Hall,
pres.; Miss Lucia T. Henderson, librarian.
Hours 10 a. m. to 8:30 p. m.
every week day (to 9 p. m. Saturdays).

MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
Institutions, Societies and
(NOT SECRET)
ATHLETIC AND SPORTING.
Camp Fire Club.
(Inactive*)
Chautauqua Canoe Club.
Meets second Monday in month,
over 9 West Third; Gerald Hambleton,
commodore; John Curry, sec, 307
Foote Ave.
Ariel Athletic Club.
Meets at 110-112 West Third. Duane
Anderson, pres.; Emil Johnson,
treas.
Jamestown Motorcycle Club.
Meets at call of president, over 19
East Third Joe Lindberg, pres.;
Oakley Northrop, sec.
Spiral Athletic Club.
Meets at the call of the president.
Hugh Brownell, pres.; George F. Gokey,
Jr., sec, 536 East Second.
Chadakoin Club.
(Boat.)
Club house at Lakewood-on-Chautauqua.
Charles H. Wiborg, commodore;
R. J. Granger, sec.
Sportsmen's Club.
Meets at call of president at club
house on Chautauqua lake. Charles
C. Wilson, pres.; E. P. Bailey, sec, 339
Crossman.
Jamestown Athletic Club.
Meets first Tuesday of each month
in club rooms, over 623 East Second.
Leonard Carlson, pres.; Thomas
Moore, fin.sec.
CLUBS, LITERARY CIRCLES AND
SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS.
Avon Club.
Regular meetings at 10 a. m. every
third Saturday during school year at
High School. Mary R. Willard, director.
Miss Carrie A. Davey, pres.; Mrs.
Julia Maxwell England, sec.
First Shakespeare Club.
Meets every other Monday at
homes of members. Mrs. Fred L.
Bush, pres.; Mrs. Florence Gould, sectreas.,
349 Falconer.
Clubs
Plus Ultra Circle, C. L. S. C.
Meets third Wednesday in month at
homes of members. Mrs., James I.
Fowler, pres.; Mrs. Emma Y. Bootey,
sec, 4 Chandler.
Alta Peten Circle, C. L. .S. C.
Meets every Monday evening in the
High School Library. Miss Edith
Mallory, sec.
The Travelers Club.
Meets every other Monday afternoon
from October until April at the
homes of members. Mrs. John A.
Brown, pres.; Mrs. George Cooke, sec,
101 Murray Ave.
Browning Society
Meets every other Monday evening
during the winter months at the
homes of members. Mrs. Frank Palmeter,
pres.; Mrs. E. B. Dewey, 310
Crossman, sec.
Brush and Pencil Club.
Meets every Monday evening in
Jamestown Camera Club rooms, Chadakoin
Bldg. Rudolph Sanctuary,
sec, 412 Lincoln.
Burroughs Nature Club.
Meets first Tuesday in month in
High School library. H. H. Stoltz,
pres.; Mrs. James P. Stafford, sec, 508
East Fifth.
Mozart Club.
Meets every third Saturday morning
in its rooms in the New Gifford
Bldg. Mrs. F. E. Gifford, pres.; Miss
Gertrude Clement, sec, 418 Spring.
New Century Art Club.
Meets alternate Monday afternoons
at homes of members. Mrs. Charles
M. Dow, pres.; Mrs. S. Winsor Baker,
503 East Second, rec. sec.
Jamestown Schoolmasters Club.
Meets third Thursday evening in the
month at High School library. Merton
P. Corwin, pres.; Gustavus E.
Bentley, sec, R. F. D. 75, Jamestown.
Saturday Night Club.
Meets alternate Saturday evenings
in Eagle Temple. Robert H. Jackson,
pres.; J. Harold Swanson, sec.

MISCELLANEOUS
DIRECTORY.
Norden Club.
Quarterly meetings on second Monday
of January, April and July; annual
meeting second Monday of October
in club rooms, Charles L. Eckman,
pres.; Austin E. Anderson, sec.
516 Winsor.
Jamestown Club.
Meets the second Tuesday in the
month in club rooms, corner North
Main and West Fifth. B. M. Bailey,
pres.; S. Winsor Baker, treas., 503
East Second; R. J. Barrows, sec.
University Club.
Meets first Thursday in the months
of October to June in High School library.
A. W. Kettle, pres.; A. S.
Price, sec.
The Fortnightly.
Meets alternate Friday afternoons,
November to April, in Y. W. C. A.
Mrs. E. G. Peirce, pres.; Mrs. D. H.
Grandin, 10 Prospect, rec. sec.
PATRIOTIC AND POLITICAL.
Daughters of the American Revolution
Jamestown Chapter organized in
1900. Meetings held at homes of
members the second Wednesday in
the month. Miss S. Flora Broadhead,
regent; Mrs. Lena Moses Taylor,
sec, 529 East Fifth.
Sons of the Revolution
Meets at the call of officers.
Frank H. Mott, regent; E. R. Bootey,
sec, Arcade Bldg.
Socialist Party Club.
Meets every Thursday evening in
Socialist headquarters, Arcade Bldg,
R. L. Eberman, organizer, 16 E. 15th.
Political Equality Club.
Meets alternate Tuesday afternoons.
Mrs. N. R. Thompson, pres.; Mrs.
Julia Johnson, sec, 2 Forest Park.
Women's Political Union.
Miss Edith Ainge, chairman; Miss
Isabelle Brugge, feec.and treas., 515
Chadakoin Bldg. Meets Saturday afternoons.
Three V's Suffrage Club.
Meets every Tuesday evening in
woman suffrage headquarters, Chadakoin
building.- Miss Adele C. Lagerquist,
pres.; Miss Melita I. Lagerquist,
secretary; Miss Addie A. Williams,
corresponding secretary.
MILITARY.
Co. E, 65th Infantry, N. G. N. Y.
Armory, corner South Main and
Fenton Place. Charles A. Sandburg,
capt.; Henry E. Lewis, first lieut;
Donald S. Brown, second lieut. Drills
every Tuesday evening.
PUBLIC AND BENEVOLENT
INSTITUTIONS.
Gustavus Adolphus Orphans Home.
1381 East Second. Julius Lincoln,
pres.; John S. Swensson, supt.
The Agnes Association.
Controls the Agnes Home for young
women. Meets the second Tuesday in
the month at the Agnes Home, 6
Broadhead Ave. Mrs. Cora Sheldon
Tew, pres.; Mrs. R. R. Rogers, sec,
627 East Sixth.
Warner Home for the Aged.
Board of directors meets last Wednesday
in month at the Home on Forest
Ave. Mrs. Charles M. Dow, pres.;
Miss Mabel Dickson, sec, 66 Hazzard;
Mrs. Jennie Rexford, matron.
Young Men's Christian Association.
Y. M. C. A. Bldg., corner of East
Second and Prendergast Ave. Elliot
C. Hall, pres.; P. MacG. Allen, gen.
sec.
Young Women's Christian Association.
Y. W. C. A. Bldg., corner North
Main and West Fourth. Mrs. E. W.
Spring, pres.; Miss Alice M. Alexander,
gen. sec.
Associated Charities.
The Associated Charities, affiliated
with the National Conference of Charities
and Corrections local office
and Free Employment Bureau, room
19, City Hall. Pres., C. A. Pickard,
sec, Miss Mae L. Weller; treas., Edward
A. Peterson. Consulting committee
meets every Tuesday at office
at 2 p. m.; executive council meets
first Tuesday in every month from October
to July at 4 p. m. in common
council chamber, City hall.
Women's Christian Association
Hospital.
Corner Foote Ave and Allen. Miss
Nettie Romans, supt.; Mrs. Frank Ed.
ward Gifford, pres. board of directors.

MISCELLANEOUS
DIRECTORY.
Visiting Nurse Association.
Meets Tuesday afternoons in its
rooms in Public Market Bldg. Mrs. E.
D. Shearman, pres.; Mrs. C. L. Eckman,
sec, 217 East Eighth.
Visiting Nurse Assn. Auxiliary.
Mrs. N. M. Willson, pres.; Mrs. R.
M. Taylor, sec. Meets the third
Wednesday in the month in the Visiting
Nurse association rooms, Public
Market Bldg
BUSINESS AND PROFES­
SIONAL
JAMESTOWN BOARD OF COM­
MERCE.
E. St. Elmo Lewis, president; John
H. Wright, George F. Clarke and
Charles L. Eckman, vice presidents;
Fred C. Butler, secretary; C. A. Okerlind,
treasurer. Directors.—E. St. Elmo
Lewis, A. N. Broadhead, C. E.
Jones, C. A. Okerlind-, Charles M.
Dow, J. B. Fisher, M. J. Fletcher, Ernest
Cawcroft, J. M. Himebaugh, O. N.
Rushworth, F. W. Bigelow, E. L. Allen,
E. W. Sellstrom, H. M. Hall, H. W.
Throop.
Directors meet in Board of Commerce
rooms, Wellman Bldg. twice a
month on Tuesday at 12:15.
AFFILIATED BODIES.
Retail Division.
W. H. DeLaney, chairman.
Fred C. Butler, secretary.
Wholesale Division.
Geo. F. Clarke, chairman.
Fred C. Butler, secretary.
Live Wires.
C. F. Abbott, chairman.
Fred C. Butler, secretary.
Real Estate Board.
C. W. Cozzens, president.
C. D. Howard, secretary.
Jewelers' Board.
J. C. Mason, president.
C. E. Baldwin, secretary.
Business Builders.
O. N. Rushworth, president.
Fred C. Butler, secretary.
Jamestown Automobile Club.
R. J. Barrows, Jr., president.
C. H. Wiborg, secretary.
Jamestown Medical Society.
Meets the second Thursday in each
month in Y. M. C. A. Dr. F. C. Purcell,
pres.; Dr. W. M. Sill, sec. and
treas., 9-10 Barrett Bldg.
Retail Butchers Association.
Meets at call of president. Will
Fairbank, pres.; Henry Strohm, sec,
5 Beechview Ave.
Jamestown Bar Association.
Meetings at call of president. Ernest
Cawcroft, pres.; Charles H. Wiborg,
sec.-treas., Fenton Bldg.
Chautauqua County Farm Bureau.
Annual meeting last Thursday in
October. Other meetings at call of
president. Main office at Chautauqua,
N. Y. Jared Hewes, chairman; Stedman,
N. Y.; A. M. Loomis, secretary,
12 West Second, Jamestown; H. B.
Rogers, agent and manager, Chautauqua,
N. Y.
Retail Shoe Dealers Association.
A. L. Johnson, pres.; E. J. Wade,
sec, 310 North Main.
Retail Grocers Association.
Meets at call of president. H. J.
Paquin, pres.; George Doolitle, sec,
49 Grant.
Retail Clothiers Association.
Meets at call of president. Julius
Christian, pres.; A. N. Lundquist, sec,
220 North Main.
Manufacturers Association.
Meets in association rooms over 213
North Main. L. M. Butman, pres.; R.
J. Bootey, sec, over 211 North Main.
Jamestown Fire Department Assn. Inc.
Meets at call of president. Bertram
M. Thayer, vice pres.; Clifton J. Beatty,
sec, 11 Lakin Ave.
S. W. N. Y. Holstein Breeders Assn.
Annual meeting second Saturday in
January at Randolph; pres., James
Phelan, Forestville; cor. sec, A. M.
Loomis, Jamestown, N. Y.
Jamestown Milk Producers' Assn.
Meets at call of president. James
Pringle, Ashville, N. Y.. pres.; H. B.
Rogers, Manage Farm Bureau, Chautauqua,
N. Y., sec.
Chaut. Co. Apple Producers Assn.
Meets at call of president. Charles
Rice, Ellington, pres.; H. N. Palmer,
Ashville, sec.

MISCELLANEOUS
DIRECTORY.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sunshine Societies.
North Side Club. Meets every other
Wednesday, October 1st to July 1st,
at homes of members. Ada Kerrin
Meyers, pres.; Stella Maddox Avery,
sec, 58 Allen.
Branch No. 1. Meets the second
Tuesday evening in the month in their
rooms, New Broadhead Block. Mrs.
Ernest Kessler, pres.; Miss Inez
Swanson, 349 Foote Ave., sec.
Ministerial Alliance.
Meets the second and fourth Mondays
in the month in Y. M. C. A. Bldg.,
Rev. Eric P. Swan, pres.; Rev. R. J.
Montgomery, sec,, 340 Falconer.
Kings Daughters.
City Union. Meets fcur times a
year. Mrs. A. M. Towle, chairman;
Mrs. Wrothwell Butterfield, sec, 25
Van Buren.
Harmony Circle. Mrs. Clyde Jackson,
pres.; Mrs. Joseph Lowman, sec,
508 East Seventh.
Golden Rule Circle. Meets first
Monday evening in month. Mrs.
Wrothwell Butterfield, leader; Mrs.
William Stamm, 21 Van Buren, sec.
Silver Cross Circle. Mrs. D. G. Parsons,
leader.
Opportunity Circle..Meets first Wednesday
afternoon in month. Mrs.
Enoch Greenwood, leader; Mrs.
Thomas Fletcher, sec, 28 Ivy.
Thoughtful Circle. Meets first Friday
evening in month. Mrs. Nathan
M. Willson, leader; Mrs. Herbert
Aiken, R. F. D. 83, sec.
Seed Sowers. Mrs. A. C. Holmes,
leader; Mrs. A. M. Towle, sec, 61
Liberty.
S E C R E T S O C I E T Y
Encampment 95, U. V. L.
Meets every other Wednesday evening
in month in G. A. R. hall. James
M. Conroe, Colonel; A. H. Stafford, Adjutant.
Auxiliary 24, Ladies of the U. V. L.
Meets alternate Wednesday afternoons
in G. A. R. hall. Mrs. Lorena
Straight, pres.; Mrs. Louisa M. Stafford,
sec, 500 East Fifth.
Women's Christian Temperance
Union.
Meets the firstand third Friday afternoons
in the month in Y. W. C. A.
auditorium. Mrs. Lottie Rice Treat,
pres.; Mrs. W. A. Knowlton, sec, 515
East Eighth
Woman's Temperance Society.
Meets once a month, the second Saturday
in the month in Ellicott Lodge
hall. Mrs. Nettie Gay, pres.; Mrs.
Nettie Lounsbery, sec, 85 Hazzard.
Needlework Guild of America.
(Jamestown Branch.)
Meets once a year in City Hall. Mrs.
A. V. Stone, pres.; Genevieve Partridge,
sec, 25 Mechanic.
Ladies' Auxiliary, Y. M. C. A.
Meets the second Friday afternoon
in their rooms in the Y. M. C. A. Bldg.
Mrs. Luther Lakin, pres.; Mrs. Nettie
Lounsbery, sec, 85 Hazzard.
Jamestown Choral Society.
Meets every Monday in Institute
hall. Rev. Julius Lincoln, vice pres.;
Edward Burr, sec, 116 Hall Ave.; Samuel
Thorstenberg, director.
Exempt Volunteer Firemen's Assn.
Meets first Monday in the month in
its rooms in Westrom Block, over 13
East Second. Edward J. Marsh, pres.;
John Jenkins, rec sec.
Chautauqua Co. Poultry Association.
Meets every Thursday evening at
117 East Third, from September 1st to
March 1st. Howard J. Fisk (Falconer),
pres.; Wm. S. Rathbun, City Bldg.,
sec.
Woman's Temperance Society.
Meets once a month, the second Saturday
in the month in Ellicott Lodge
hall. Mrs. Nettie Gay, pres.; Mrs.
Nettie Lounsbery, sec, 85 Hazzard.
D I R E C T O R Y
Women's Relief Corps, No. 73.
Auxiliary to James M. Brown Post,
G A. R. Meets every Tuesday evening
in G. A. R. hall. Mrs. Hattie Stafford,
pres.; Mrs. John Brown, sec, 227
Fairmount Ave.
Post James M. Brown, No. 285, G. A. R.
Meets firstand third Thursday evenings
in G. A. R. hall. Cyrus W. Lord,
com.; A. H. Stafford, adjt, 500 E. 5th.

MISCELLANEOUS
DIRECTORY.
Camp Samuel M. Porter, No. 45, Spanish
BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE
War Veterans.
Meets in 13th Separate Co. Armory,
fourth Monday in the month. Charles
B. Carlson, com.; William L. Beck,
adjt., 861 North Main.
CATHOLIC MUTUAL BENEVOLENT
ASSOCIATION.
Branch 77.
Meets the firstand third Thursdays
of the month in Parochial School hall.
John Murray, pres.; Wm. H. Harrison,
fin. sec, 1172 Prendergast Ave.
Branch 39, Ladies Catholic Benevolent
Association. Meets the firstand
third Tuesdays in the month. Mrs.
George Ellis, pres.; Mrs. Mary Chambers,
sec, 803 West Fifth.
SONS OF VETERANS.
James Hall Camp, No. 11. Meets second
and fourth Monday in G. A. R.
hall. I. Arthur Button, com.; Ara V.
Stone, sec, 18 Columbia Ave
DANISH BROTHERHOOD OF
AMERICA.
ORDER OF ELKS.
Jamestown Lodge 263. Meets first
and third Thursday of the month in
lodge rooms. Hugo E. Sellvin, Ex.
Ruler; L. K. Jones, sec, 215 Lincoln.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD
TEMPLARS.
Scandia Lodge No. 22. Meets every
Wednesday evening in I. O. G. T. hall.
Elmer Palm, L. T.; John Rydeen, sec,
412 Allen.
Lantern Lodge. Meets every Saturday
evening in I. O. G. T. hall. Sigvald
Seastrom, L. T.; Ernest Jackson,
sec, 469 East Sixth.
Tillflykt Lodge. Meets every Tuesday
evening in I. O. G. T. hall. Arthur
Gustafson, L. T.; Eric Anderson, rec.
sec.
TEMPLARS OF TEMPERANCE.
Sveaborg Temple No. 17. Meets every
Friday evening in Sveaborg hall,
Warner Block. Carl Anderson, chief
templar; Alex. Hornell, sec, Falconer
Good Hope Lodge. Meets every Street.
fourth Thursday in Maccabee hall.
Christian Nielsen, pres.; H. P. Hansen,
sec, Barker.
DANISH SISTERHOOD.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD
FELLOWS.
Mt. Tabor Lodge No. 780. Meets
every Tuesday evening in Mt. Tabor
Framad Lodge. Meets every fourth Temple. George W. White, noble
Thursday in Maccabee hall. Mrs. grand; Robert E. Jones, sec, 414 Winsor,
Jens Jensen, pres.; Mrs. Klapp, Palmer,
sec.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.
P. O. Box 392.
Pearl City Lodge No. 33, Daughters
of Rebekah. Meets the second and
fourth Thursdays in the month in Ellicott
Deborah Council, No. 11, Meets
hall. Mrs. Fern Walker, noble
first and third Mondays in the month grand; Blanche Stuart, sec, Barrett.
in G. A. R. hall. Mrs. May Dunderdale,
councilor; Mrs. Grace E. Taylor,
rec sec, 308 North Main.
Princess Lodge No. 252, Daughters
of Rebekah. Meets the firstand third
Fridays in the month in Mt. Tabor
Lincoln Council. Meets alternate Temple. Mrs. A. A. Stewart, noble
Wednesdays in Maccabee hall. Mrs.
Eva Lawson, councilor; Mrs. Elmira
{Salisbury, sec, 901 North Main.
grand; Mrs. Edith H. Griffith, sec, 144
Bowen.
Canton Abraham No. 53. Meets in
FIRST SWEDISH HUNDRED MEM­
Ellicott hall every Wednesday. M. M.
BERS SOCIETY.
Hubbard, capt; Glenn Potwin, clerk.
Meets alternate Monday evenings in Chautauqua Encampment No. 54.
Lief Erikson, hall, Arcade Bldg. August
Lindbeck, pres.; Frank G. Anderson,
sec, 30 Pullman.
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.
Meets in Mt. Tabor Temple the first
and third Thursdays in the month.
Carl A. Carlson, chief patriarch; J. C.
Derby, scribe, 20 Derby.
Jamestown Aerie No. 816. Meets
alternate Thursdays in Eagle Temple,
Washington. Robert H. Jackson,
pres.; Frank E. Wallace, sec, Eagle
Temple.
Pearl City Rebekah Advancement
Circle No. 33. Meets first and third
Wednesdays in the month in Ellicott
hall. Mrs. Henry Lopus, pres.; Mrs.
and Emma Meets Princess Eighth. firstand Edmunds, Rebekah third sec, Goodwill Fridays corner in Society. Cherry month

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DIRECTORY.
in Mt. Tabor Temple. Mrs. Frank
Moses, pres.; Mrs. John A. Anderson,
sec, 54 Eleventh.
Monitor Lodge, No. 931. Meets every
Tuesday evening in Ellicott Lodge
hall. Andrew Hielm, noble grand;
Gust Sagerstrom, sec; 648 East Sixth.
Ellicott Lodge, No. 221. Meets in
Ellicott hall, every Monday evening.
George C. J. Carlson, noble grand.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Jamestown Council No. 296. Meets
the second and fourth Wednesdays in
the month in Parochial School hall.
George M. Blackmon, grand knight;
William Pickard, recorder, 26 13th.
THE MACCABEES.
Jamestown Tent No. 9. Meets alternate
Friday evenings in Maccabee
hall. William Baker, com.; Christian
Nielson, record keeper, 101 E. Third.
Jamestown Review No. 101, W. B.
A. of M.—Meets every two weeks,
Thursday evenings in Maccabee hall.
Mrs. Clara Norton, lady com.; Mrs.
Anna Snowden, sec, 7th and Lafayette.
Jamestown Division No. 5, Uniform
Rank. Meets on call by captain in
Maccabee hall. A. Fred Helgran,
capt.;_ Joe Melquist, record keeper, 705
North. Main.
Queen Review, W. B. A. of M.
Meets the second and fourth Fridays
in G. A. R. hall. Lizzie Bootey, lady
com.; Mrs. Grace James, record keeper,
19 Derby.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
Jamestown Lodge No. 248. Meets
in K. of P. hall, Broadhead block, corner
South Main and Harrison, every
Tuesday evening. Charley Johnson,
chancellor, com.; James S. McNeight,
keeper of records and seal, 34 West
Fifteenth.
Crescent Lodge No. 308, K. of P.
Meets every Thursday evening in
Crescent lodge rooms, 208 Pine. C. D.
Wade, chancellor com.; Wm. H.
Fletcher, keeper of records and seal.
Jamestown Co. No. 36, U. R. K. P.
Meets in K. of P. hall every Thursday
evening. Gust Hultquist, capt.;
Charles Johnson, recorder, over 101
East Second.
Juno K. chief; Shaw Meets of Temple Ave. P. Mrs. every hall. Minnie No. Wednesday Mrs. 14, Markle, Anna Pythian evening Jacobson, Sisters. sec, in 9
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.
Jamestown. Lodge. Meets every
Wednesday in the club house at Celoron.
Lawrence Johnson, dictator;
George Vincent, sec, 110 West Second.
Woman's Loyal Moose Circle. Meets
the second and last Thursday in the
month in Moose club house at Celoron.
Mrs. Maud Gill, pres.; Mrs.
Catherine Crowe, sec, over 11 East
Third.
UNITED COMMERCIAL TRAVEL­
ERS OF AMERICA
Chautauqua Council No. 202. Meets
third Saturday of each month in Mt.
Tabor Temple. Roscoe VanNamee,
Senior Councilor; Andrew W. White,
sec, 145 Prospect.
MASONIC ORDERS.
Mt. Moriah Lodge No. 145, Free and
Accepted Masons. Meets first and
third Tuesdays in the month in Masonic
hall. A. L. Gibson, W. M.; J. R.
Rogers, sec, 865 North Main.
Western Sun Chapter No. 67, Royal
Arch Masons. Meets second and
fourth Thursdays in the month in Masonic
hall. James H. Mason, H. P.;
W. E. Stevenson, sec, 72 Newton Ave.
Jamestown Council No. 32, Royal
and Select Masons. Meets third
Thursdays in the month in Masonic
hall. C. O. Johnson, T. I. M.; T. N.
Nelson, recorder, over 9 West Third.
Jamestown Commandery' No. 61,
Knights Templar. Meets second and
fourth Mondays in the month in Masonic
hall. S. B. Bemus, E. C; W. P.
Osmer, recorder, 206 North Main.
Jamestown Lodge of Perfection, 14°.
Meets first Monday in month in Masonic
hall. Andrew W. White, T. P.
M.; F. H. Broadhead, sec, care Proudfit
Clothing Co.
Jamestown Council, Princes of Jerusalem,
16°. Meets third Monday in
month in Masonic hall. J. B. Shaw,
S. P.; F. H. Broadhead, sec.
Mt. Sinai Chapter No. 132, Order of
the Eastern Star. Meets first and
third Fridays in the month in Masonic
hall. Mrs. Rose B. York, W. M.;
Edith M. Wample, sec, 815 East Second.
Mecca Chapter No. 353, Order of the
May Marsh, fourth the Eastern Chautauqua Amaranth. C. sec, Fridays Williams, Star. 1086 Court Meets in East W. the No. Second. M.; second month. 38, Leah Order Wed- Mrs. and W. of

MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
nesday in the month in Masonic hall.
Mrs. Grace E. Taylor, R. M.; Edith M.
Wample, sec, 815 East Second.
PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE.
Chautauqua Circle No. 208. Meets
every Tuesday evening in the month
in Swedish Brotherhood hall, Barrett
Bldg. Robert Lundquist, pres.; Mrs.
E. Pearl Nelson, sec, 514 Foote Ave.
NATIONAL ORDER OF THE
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.
Court St. Gertrude No. 92. Meets
the second and fourth Mondays in the
month in Parochial School hall. Mrs.
Elizabeth M. Barrett, grand regent;
May M. Woods, historian, 51 Hamilton.
PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.
Union Grange. Meets the firstand
third Monday afternoons in the month
in Mt. Tabor Temple. Mrs. Nettie F.
Taylor, Frewsburg, N. Y., sec; H. E.
Aiken, W. M., R. F. D. 83.
ORDER OF VASA.
Thule Lodge. Meets every Thursday
in I. O. G. T. hall. David Liliequist,
pres.; Axel Carlson, sec
Flora Lodge. Meets alternate Thursdays
in Leif Erikson hall, over 302
North Main. Mrs. Hulda Anderson,
pres.; Miss Sophie Johnson, sec, Orphanage.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Chautauqua Council No. 73. Meets
the second and fourth Tuesdays in
the month in Crescent Lodge hall, 208
Pine. H. L. Hunt, regent; W. H. De-
Laney, sec, 89 Fairmount Ave.
SCANDINAVIAN FRATERNAL AS­
SOCIATION OF AMERICA.
Leif Erikson Lodge No. 26. Meets
every Friday evening in Leif Erikson
hall, Arcade Bldg. August Soderstrom,
pres.; Ernest Eckman, sec.
Second Degree, Leif Erikson. Meets
alternate Monday evenings in Leif
Erikson hall.
Unity Lodge No. 29. Meets every
Tuesday evening in Leif Erikson hall.
Mrs. Carolina Lindholm, pres.; Mrs.
Selma Lynn, sec, 103 McKinley Ave.
SCANDINAVIAN TEMPERANCE &
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
Meets every other Thursday evening
in Leif Erikson hall. August Lindbeck,
pres.; John A. Danielson, sec,
101 Hedges Ave.
SONS OF ST. GEORGE.
Chautauqua Lodge No. 107. Meets
the firstand third Friday evenings in
month in Ellicott hall, Washington.
Arthur R. Powell, pres.; John W.
Unsworth, sec, 1 Shaw Ave.
Columbus Lodge No. 379. Meets alternate
Tuesday evenings in Sveaborg
hall, Warner block. Ernest Kendall,
pres.; Charles Hudson, sec, 12% Tew.
Royal Oak Lodge No. 74, Daughters
of St. George. Meets alternate Tuesday
evenings in Maccabee hall. Mrs.
Emily Crook, pres.; Mrs. Ada Mellor,
sec, 320 Allen.
SWEDISH BROTHERHOOD.
First Degree. Meets alternate Thursdays
in its hall, Barrett Bldg. John
Bergdahl, pres.; Seth Anderson, sec,
216 Barrows.
Second Degree. Meets in Swedish
Brotherhood hall alternate Thursday
evenings. Swante Johnson, pres.;
Emil Johnson, sec, 133 Prospect.
Third Degree. Meets first Monday
in month in Swedish Brotherhood hall.
Carl Eckman, pres.; Oscar Rehn, sec,
Pearl Ave.
SWEDISH SISTERHOOD.
Meets alternate Wednesdays in G.
A. R. hall. Mrs. Andrew Lawson,
pres.; Mrs. A. Hammerstrom, rec. sec,
L A B O R O R G A235 NForest I ZAve.
A T I O N S
BAKERS UNION.—Meets the second
and fourth Saturday evenings in
Central Labor hall. Roy Carlson,
sec, 405 Cherry.
BREWERY WORKERS LOCAL NO.
4, BRANCH 11.—Meets second and
fourth Thursday evenings in Central
Labor hall. J. Sullivan, sec,
care Jamestown Brewing Co.
BARBERS' UNION.—Meets every first
and third Thursday evenings in Central
Labor hall. J. C. Markle, sec,
322 North Main.
BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL —
Meets every Thursday evening in
Carpenters' hall, 16 East Third.
M. M. Gifford, pres.; L. B. Walker,
rec. and cor. sec, 838 Spring.

BARTENDERS UNION NO. 199 —
Meets every other Sunday in Bartenders'
hall, Arcade Bldg. George
Hope, pres., 135 Allen.
BRICKLAYERS' UNION. — Meets in
its hall, First National Bank Bldg.
CARPENTERS & JOINERS UNION
NO. 66.—Meets every Friday evening
in Central Labor hall. Peter
Hammergren, business agent and
sec, Box 44.
CENTRAL LABOR C 0 U N C I L —
Meets every other Wednesday evening
in its hall, 8 West Third. L. B.
Walker, pres.; H. A. Hartman, rec
and cor. secretary, Box 462.
CIGARMAKERS UNION NO. 370.—
MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
N O T A R I E S
Terms expire 1916.
Anderson, Gustave
Anderson, Arthur W.
Armstrong, George T.
Beardsley, Tillie I.
Beldner, Ozias
Bootey, Edward R.
Botsford, William R.
Burns, Isabella S.
Butts, Andrew J.
Badhorn, Martin L.
Meets first Wednesday of each
month in Plumbers hall. F. Wiler,
sec, 92 Bowen. >
ELECTRICAL WORKERS UNION
NO. 106.—Meets every other Monday
evening in Central Labor hall.
Stacy Keller, sec, 55 Cowden Place.
HARD WOOD FINISHERS UNION —
Meets every other Friday evening
in Carpenter's hall. Wm. Jacobson,
sec, 8 Curtis.
MACHINISTS UNION.—Meets every
other Friday evening in Carpenters
hall. Elmer Hallin, sec, 5 Sturges.
METAL POLISHERS. & BUFFERS
UNION NO. 38.—Meets every other
Wednesday evening in Central Labor
hall. W. D. Grodevant, sec, 34
Eleventh.
METAL LATHERS UNION.—Meets
every other Thursday evening in
Plumbers hall. E. Clausen, 715
Newland Ave., sec.
MUSICIANS' UNION NO. 134.—Meets
first Sunday of the month in Central
Labor hall. E. Vine, sec, Box
431.
PLASTERERS UNION—Meets every
other Wednesday in Carpenters'
hall. John Allen, sec, Camp St.
PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS
UNION.—Meets every other Tuesday
in Plumbers hall. H. Hirst,
sec, 155 Barrows.
PRINTING PRESSMEN & ASSIST­
ANTS' UNION NO. 164.^Meets
third Saturday of each month in
Central Labor, hall. Clarence Anderson,
sec, Chautauqua Ave.
PAINTERS., DECORATORS & PA-
PERHANGERS UNION NO. 498.—
Meets every Tuesday evening in
Central Labor hall. M. M. Gifford,
sec. and bus. agent, 34 West 8th.;
office, 22 First National Bank Bldg.
SHEET METAL WORKERS UNION
NO. 170.—Meets every other Wednesday
evening in Arcade Bldg.
Chas. Beckstrom, sec, 503 Palmer.
THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES.
—Meets second Sunday of each
month in Central Labor hall. F. O.
Stafford, pres., 409% Cherry.
TINSMITHS UNION. — Meets every
other Monday evening in Carpenters
hall. C. C. Erickson, 391 Fairmount
Ave., sec.
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION NO. 205.
—Meets first Saturday in each
month in Central Labor hall.—
Louis E. Ruden, sec, 19 Virginia
Blvd.
UPHOLSTERERS AND TRIMMERS
UNION NO. 38.—Meets every other
Monday evening in Central Labor
hall. H. A. Hartman, cor. sec, 41
Thirteenth.
P U B L I C
Broadberry, Gilden R.
Buchanan, Harry J.
Blackmon, Geo. M.
Cawcroft, Ernest
Chadwck, Barker D.
Clapp, Marvin L.
Clary, James A.
Cole, Roy H.
Crosby, Erastus
Curtis, Frank G.
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DIRECTORY.
Chase, Gillman
Cozzens, Sarah H.
DeMeyer, Cornelius
Dreyer, Abiah D.
Eddy, Lynn W.
Erickson, Nellie P.
Fancher, Leon L.
Felt, Frank E.
Frank, Glenn A.
Furlow, Alfred L.
Ferry, Florence E.
Furlow, Berton L.
Fuller, Earl F.
Feather, Charles
Gifford, Charles H.
Goulding, Lynn M.
Grant, John M.
Green, Edward James
Green, Eleazer.
Grover, Charles S.
Gallup, Murton J.
Grove, Floyd H.
Gray, Lillian M.
Gage, Arthur G.
Gustafson, Charles T.
Harris, Almon M.
Howard, Walter C.
Hunt, Frank
Hyde, Frederick W.
Hawkes, Charles W.
Hulquist, John A.
Horton, Charles Lucius
Jenks, Adelbert Frank
Johnson, Edward L.
Jones, Albert G.
Jones, Clayton M.
Jones, Clement B.
Johnson, Harley F.
Jackson, Robert H.
Kohlbacher, George J.
Kettle, Arthur W.
King, William E.
Lewis, Harry R.
Lupica, Lucia
McCormick, Frank J.
Maltby, George E.
Marsh, William T.
Melhuish, Charles D.
Miller, Winifred E.
Newbery, Franklin D.
Newton, Marjory C.
Ogilvie, Daniel G.
Okerlin, Charles Alfred
Olson, Erick A.
Pickard, Ray F.
Price, Wilson C.
Ross, Rushworth, Phillips, Peterson, Robertson, Saeli, Shearman, Sheldon, Stafford, Emmet Giuseppe Moss Harry James Austin A. Frank Earl Orlando Bartholdi H. Wm. Porter P. N. H. E. Nelson
Stearns, William V.
Strong, Louie C.
Simmons, Pearl M.
Staples, Gerald G.
Stowe, William D.
Scholpp, Charles J. C.
Taylor, Ralph W.
Terry, Florence E.
Thayer, Allan A.
Tiffany, Bert George
Vought, Frank
Valoney, Peter
Waite, Elmer E.
Weeks, James L.
Weller, James M.
Whitmore, Charles W.
Whalon, Anna F.
Wheeler, Frank S.
Woods, May Margaret
Wicks, John G.
Young, Clark H.
Young, Jessie
(Terms expire 1917.)
Appleyard, Albert Edward
Axelsohn, Conrad
Arnold, George F.
Bailey, Norman W.
Beach, Robert King
Bentley, Calvin Eugene
Bootey, Rcswell J.
Bradshaw, William A.
Briggs, Harry L.
Brownell, George G.
Broadhead, Wright D.
Brugge, Isabella E.
Buchanan, Harry J.
Butman, Luther Milton
Butts, George R.
Bender, Will J.
Britton, George E.
Carlson, David L.
Cowden, Bessie L.
Crissey, Harold E.
Clark, D. Russell
Carlson, Eric Emanuel
Crary, Nathan
Dewey, Helen M.
Dunderdale, Annie
Dunn, Francis
Dixon, Frederick W.
Eblom, Anna L.
Eckstrom, A. Luther
Eddy, Elton E.
Eckman, Lawrence
Field, Frank B.
Fisher, Marion H.
Guinnane, Hall, Hanchett, Harmon, Fowler, Frank, Gilberds, Gustafson, Elliot John James J. Mabel William Lathrop Patrick Samuel Gustaf Snell J. I. S. S. J. L. Oscar

Hazzard, Walter S.
Hitchcock, Arthur H.
Hultquist, Earle O.
Hunt, Herbert L.
Hansen, Herman M.
Hoover, Walter M.
Howard, Charles D.
Johnson, Olive E.
Jones, Charles W.
Jude, George W.
Jones, Elvira H.
Johnson, Oscar C.
Knorr, John Adam
Leet, Charles S.
Lincoln, David
Lamper, Elizabeth J.
Merz, Frank
Miller, William H.
Nordh, Carl W.
Nelson, Lawrence R.
Olson, Olof A.
Peart, Richard
Peckham, Vernon E.
Peirce, Elbridge Gerry
Phillips, Brewer D.
Pickard, Clare A.
Prather, John H.
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Rodda, Ora E.
Sandberg, Hulda A.
Shanahan, Margaret A.
Skiff, Mason M.
Smith, Edmund B.
Spring, E. Walton
Shuler, Rose May
L.^pper, James Harvey
Sahlstrom, Mayme J.
Smith, Claude R.
Shaw, John B.
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JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
ADAMS STREET.
From Sprague, between Baker and Palmer,
west.—Sixth ward.
Left and South Side.
*15 Richard Mitchell (8)
ADAMS STREET.
Right and North Side.
*8 Harry King (5)
*30 Edwin Erickson (7)
*34 Albert Peterson (5)
*46 John A. Peterson (4)
AHRENS AVENUE.
From 121 Maple east to Oak.—Fourth ward.
Left and North Side.
7 Carl T. Johnson (3)
7 Samuel A. Johnson (2)
BEECH STREET INTERSECTS
25 John Swanson
*31 Arvid Pearson (3)
AHRENS AVENUE.
Right and South Side.
32 Warner G. Hult (2)
*32 Bror Rossing (5)
32 Rudolph Charf (3)
ALLEGANY AVENUE.
From Fairmount Avenue (bey. limits) south.
Right and West Side.
Crawford Williams 13)
David Eckholm (5)
John A. Bidwill (9)
ALLEGANY AVENUE.
Left and East Side.
John K. Dahlbeck (5)
ALLEN STREET.
From 135 South Main east to Buffalo.—
Third and Fourth wards.
Left and North Side.
*7 Ray T. Hazeltine (3)
*21 Mrs. Minnie Rosencrantz (1)
21 George Berquist (2)
23 Dr. James F. Valone (1)
*25 E. N. Shirer (4)
*27 Frank W. Stevens (9)
INSTITUTE ST. ENDS
*63 Dr. Charles E. Goodell (5)
*67 Mrs. Hilda E. Gustafson (3)
"69 Axel F. S. Gustafson (5)
-11S 71 Fred W. F. S. Hale Pillsbury (2) (3)
•117 71 Abraham Mrs. Altheda Blyth Wiltsie (5) (5)
*123 71 Kate Carl E. Wilson Larson (1)(6)
*77 127 Jonas Vacant A. Yerdon (2)
127 77 Vacant David L. Anderson (2)
*131 79 Vacant George A. Siggins (2)
•143
135 79 Mrs. Mary Rosalia Dole (2) Stumpf (2)
*135
143
79 George Fred W. Hope Bergstrom (2)
81 SPINNERS Carl E. Larson ALLEY INTERSECTS
*103 *105 *107 *111 109 145 81 83 Fred Merle Edward William Hubert Nathaniel Alexander Charles Earl FOOTE Rev. Mrs. D. H. C. J. R. Theodore D. Julia W. Paquin Hill Hanchett Miller J. O'Neill Vincent V. AVE. Bergstrom Salander (2) A. Jones Pickard Biunstrom Thomas Vincent (5) D. INTERSECTS
(3) (4) (3) Hanchett (4) (5) (2) (5)
(2)
145J4Erick T. Berg (5)
145^Atlgust Andrews (2)
*149 L. J. Klingstedt (4)
149 Mrs. Sophia A. Ruggles (2)
*157 Gustave A. Lagerquist (8)
157 Mrs. Julia Phillips (2)
157 Albert Neilson (4)
161 Elmer L. Johnson (2)
161 James M. Cratty (2)
161 Vacant
161^Ray L. Jones (2)
161^Frederick W. Dschuden (2)
*165 Fred H. Broadhead (3)
•167 John Walburg (2)
*169 Albert N. Olman (3)
*175 Emil Johnson (4)
205 W. E. Bushey (3)
*205 C. E. Vasbinder (5)
205 Elizabeth Hess (3)
207 Sam Hopkinson (2)
*207 James Newsome (2)
207 William Smith (2)
209 Frank Browne
209 Charles T. Hutley (5)
209 Lindholm & Son
*211 John Cusimano (3)
211 Ignatius Cusimano (6)
*211 James Cusimano (6)
217 Walter S. White (2)
217 Frank Eaton (2)
217 Mrs. Johanna Kosthorst (3)
*219 Patsy Rich (6)
219 Michael Rich (6)
219 James Coffaro (6)
223 Mrs. Mattie A. French (2)
223 John Carlson (4)
*225 T. Ernest Johnson (2)
"KING ST. INTERSECTS
*301 Charles L. Liedblad (4)
*307 James E. Noon (5)
307 William Lowery (5)
307 Charles D. Matheson (6)
307 Noon Cigar Co.
311 Levi C. Erickson (4)
311 Alex H. Reid (2)
*311 Oscar Johnson (1)
311 P. Alfred Carlson (4)
317 Vacant
317 Frank J. Burns (3)
317 Mrs. Jennie K. Huber (1)
*319 Andrew A. Nelson (4)
319 Vacant
319 Tonv Sebastian (4)
321 Vacant
*325 Joe Permier (6)
325 Alcol Joseppe (2)
*347 *425 *433 "431 333 435 325 343-345 411 423 427 429 Tony Trusso Angelo WINSOR Joseph John Joe Libonia Mrs. Vichenzo Valentine Mike Tom Filippo Carmelo Leonardo Charles Fedeli Charley Sam Irene W. Mazzoni Logan Barber Muscara Helen Portal Bieffamanti Mary A. Piatz Calli H. Baker. Spartezza Bascililo Priveter Caramano Depuma Pelinino Linn Mistratto A. Bibante Shasa Cimino Sardi Faletta Lombardo Booman Olds Renardo Gambier Angalone ST. (2) Hallberg E. Gill (3) (10)
(2)
(1) (11) (8) (4) Wheeler BEGINS (8)
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(3) (7)
(1)
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JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
435 Rosario Cusimano (3)
435 Sana Dix (2)
447 William Rasmussen (3)
447 Mrs. Elof Peterson (4)
WILLARD ST. INTERSECTS
509 Joe Livier (4)
509 Frank Caratro (1)
509 Frank Digassi (2)
509^Joe Russo (4)
511 Mrs. Molly Klein (10)
513 Mrs. Christine M. Johnson (3)
513 Ora Martindale (3)
513 Vacant
521 Charley Alise (6)
*525 John F. Carlson (3)
525 Charles Engstrom (3)
529 Salvatore Cimino (8)
*529 Vallone Firello (3)
529 Joe Firello (2)
529 Dick Cagicologi (4)
531 Alphonso Stoop (3)
531 John Lernwuld (4)
531 David Fogelberg (3)
535 Leon Georges (2)
535 Theodore Carson (3)
535 Charles W. Jacobson
CHANDLER ST. INTERSECTS
541 Carl P. Lindstrom (2)
*541 Axel C. Freeburg (5)
541 Anton Peterson (3)
545 Gust Pearson (3)
545 Albert A. Babcock (2)
545 Andrew Reed (2)
*545 Charles W. Eckman (5)
549 John E. Farm (3)
*549 John Victor Allen (3)
553 Mrs. Lottie L. Becksell (4)
*557 Frank Coffaro (21
557 Rosario Pelito (5)
557 Jim Maggo (6)
561 Anne Gititiabois (1)
561 Oscar E. Nelson (4)
561 Mrs. Cecile Lodenwiegkx (4)
565 Fred Frissyn (2)
565 John E. Johnson (3)
569 Theodore W. Johnson (41
569 Vacant
*571 John Bergdahl (4)
571 Carl O. Bergdahl (2)
*575 Gust A. Nelson (2)
581 William C. Anderson (5)
581 Vacant
583-585 J. P. Danielson Co.
607 Charles Anderson (7)
607 C. Victor Gustafson (5)
609-615 Alliance Furniture Co.
ALLEN *132 *140 *142 *18 *20 *26 *34 *36 *42 *44 *50 *62 *72 134 128 144 58 54 Joseph James John Halbert W. George SHERMAN
Mrs. Erastus William Vacant Ernest Mrs-. Atlas Appleby SCHOOL FOOTE Fred Irving Charles Norman Caflisch Marvel Level STREET. C. Right Elizabeth Ruth Harriet Melinda W. L. Furniture A. D. W. J. M. Bros. J. Crosby A. R. Lumber Broadhead AVE. Trantum Weller Woodard Nurses' Simson Avery ALLEY Hospital Luse Maddox H. Dorn and Dow Barrows Thompson Swanson ST. R. Lumber Myers Armstrong L. (2) South (3) INTERSECTS
(4)
(5) Crum Co. BEGINS
(3) (2) Ahlstrom Home
(5)
(4) (5) (3) Lumber Side.
Yard (3) (3) (2) Yards
152 Fred L. Farlee (3)
152J4Mrs. Marie L. Nelson (4)
152j4Arvid Helgren (5)
156
156 Axel Hegg (12)
*164
168
172
*200 172
-204
"208
L. Gust Schroder (5)
Frank O. Anderson (6)
Mrs. Charlotte Johnson (2)
G. Barnett West (2)
John Myers (2)
MAPLE ST. BEGINS
*212 PULLMAN ST. BEGINS
Mrs. Gertrude Johnson (6)
Levant H. Thompson (4)
Clinton I. Horth (4)
220
*226
*302
302
ALLEY INTERSECTS
John August Rydeen (3)
212)^Alonzo 310 E. Bogardus (3)
••212 310 H Vacant
\.'20 310 Charles L. Benson (2)
310 Vacant
310 H. H. Hall (2)
310 KING ST. BEGINS
*312 George O. Meredith (2)
312 LeRoy F. Cole (2)
314 The Emerson Apartments
*316 Charles E. Campbell (4)
320 John D. Gilbreth (3)
328 Norman S. Edmonds (5)
328 S. Norris Whitford (2)
*330 Vacant
336 Mrs. Eliza S. Hunt (3)
*336 Jerome F. Birch (3)
336 Vacant
336 Mrs. Mary Newsome (2)
342 Fred Mellor (6)
342 Theodore F. Van Dusen (6)
342 Mrs. Matilda C. Halladay (1)
342 John A. Swanson (4)
342 Angelo Vilsido (5)
400 Louis Norris (9)
•400 Angelo Belsito (5)
400 Sam Latone (4)
400 Angelo Cimino (5)
400 Mrs. Maria Moska (3)
410 Philips Criccila (6)
410 Ginn Minessi (3)
*412 Philip Corcilla (6)
412 ENGLISH ST. BEGINS
•504 412 Bastiono Foti (3)
414 504 Salvatore Manuela (4)
422 504 Joe Auria (8)
422 504 Antonio Papasergi (5)
•426 504 Jim Perre (3)
»430 504 Mrs. Anna H. Johnson (1)
*432 516 Maurice E. Spinnewyn (2)
*436 516
*440 *444 *448 *450 •520
458KJames 458HVacant
456-458 Joseph John Joe J. Ernest Antonio N. William Uriah Archie Mrs. WILLARD
Tony S.
Paolo
Sam C. Peter Giovonni Charley Angelo Alex. Jones Alfred Emil August Farnerra Argerera Amanda Mary Venstrom Martha Dora Laguicci Norene Lee
Coffaro
M. Otander Tabone Johnson Latona Modica Martinson Beaumont Angelo Alaimo Spataro Barfetto Bros. Montaga Jones (4) Russell (3) Johnson Ann ST. (4) A. (3)
(7)
Engman (11)
(7)
(3) (4)
(2) Bairstow Suttle (5)
INTERSECTS
(3)
(11) (4) (9)(2)
(3) (1)

JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
•524 John E. Pearson (3) »
524 Mrs. Caroline Hilding (4)
524 Evar Olson (3)
*528 J. Leonard Bergquist (7)
*530 Edward Bergquist (6)
CHANDLER ST. INTERSECTS
536 Mrs. Johanna C. Scott (1)
536 Andrew J. Lannes (2)
542 Frank H. Erickson (2)
542 Mrs. Anna C. Morse (1)
546 Axel Becksell (3)
546 C. Axel Swanson (6)
"548 John P. Jones (4)
548 Gilbert F. Jones (7)
554 Conrad Lundgren (5)
554 Frank Stineckers (2)
558 Carl Sandwall (3)
'558 Carl F. Lindstrom (7)
562 Vacant
562 Gust E. Stenander (5)
566 Axel Lindholm (3)
566 Johanna Johnson (3)
568 Friedolph Carlson (6)
568 Elmer J. Nordin (6)
572 Gust A. Johnson (5)
•572 Duane E. Stevens (4)
*574 Andrew M. Johnson (4)
574 A. F. Woite (2)
•600 Mrs. Ida M. Glatz (4)
SCIOTA ST. BEGINS
Vacant shop
BARROWS ST. ENDS
Jamestown Shale Brick Co. quarry
BUFFALO ST. INTERSECTS
1000 Joe Jeanette (6)
Caflisch Bros. Lumber Co.
Elite Furniture Co.
Manufacturers' Independent Hose Hse.
ALTON PLACE.
From 74 Blanchard north to Newton avenue.—
Fifth ward.
Right and East Side.
*20 Edward P. Hughes (2)
*24 Silas A. Spencer (2)
24 Lew E. Darrow (3)
ALTON PLACE.
Left and West Side.
*23 Anton G. Lawson (4)
ANDERSON STREET.
From 442 Willard south.—Fourth ward.
Left and East Side.
"27 John E. Pearson (9)
*33 John G. Stoneberg (8)
*35 Mrs. Anna S. Anderson (7)
*41 Swan August Pearson (8)
*49 Andrew Carlson (4)
ANDERSON ANDREWS ARCADE ARLINGTON From *S1 •95 *34 *91 to •8 30 Sixth 2 West John Simon Mrs. Henry G. Emil- No Henning Fairmount 141 824 ward. AVENUE. Warren houses. Sixth.—Sixth STREET.
Buffalo, Forest Martha H. G. Right AVENUE. Left Carlstien C. Swanson Cooper Day Wilcox avenue and Ave. Blackmer north.—Fifth West East (4)
(3) (5) ward. west (4) (5) (bey. Side.
(2) to limits) Sampson.—
ward. south
*8 August J. Haglund (3)
12 John A. Gillberg (3)
12 Henry A. Strohm (2)
*4 William C. Moore (5)
•6 Ross H. Upton (3)
ARLINGTON AVENUE.
Left and West Side.
No houses
ARNOLD STREET.
From 311 Foote avenue east to Maple.—
Fourth ward.
Left and North Side.
11 Sarah McMahon (2)
•11 Andrew A. Anderson (3)
SHERMAN ST. ENDS.
South Side Grammar School.
ARNOLD STREET.
Right and South Side.
10 Swan J. Larson (2)
10 Alfred S. Peters (3)
12 Marie Lundstrom (2)
12 Mrs. Phoebe A. Burlin (2)
*12 John B. Anderson (1)
12 George Keller (1)
14 Burt L. Klock (5)
14 John A. Anderson (3)
*16 Marvin AXTEL C. Gokey STREET. (3)
From •18 Herman 241 South G. Main Anderson east (3) to
Hazzard.—
AVALON Third ward. BLVD.
From Fairmount Left avenue, and North beyond Side. limits, south
to *9 Hunt Mrs. Road. Matilda Haigh (3)
11 George Left Forsner and (3) East Side.
11 Mrs. Harry Christianna Cullen (2) Jenkins (2)
AVALON 13 Carl BLVD. A. Lawson (3)
•13 Charles Right A. Johnson and West (3) Side.
*15 Jacob Samuel Forti J. Willets (7) (4)
15 Carmelo Vitanza (6)
15 Tony Cassello (3)
AXTEL STREET.
Right and South Side.
S Carl A. Ellison (7)
10 Elmer Stromdahl BAKER STREET. (2)
From *10 F. 48 Arvid Barrett Danielson west to (2) limits.—6th ward.
*12 Mrs. Hannah Left and Johnson South Side. (1)
*19 12 Edward Louis O. Carlson Juel (41(2)
•14 21 Jonas Fred M. Jaderstrom Sweet (3)
•43 14 Mrs. Marion Annette D. Swanson Sweet (2) (3)
*45 16 Vacant. Henry L. Anderson (4)
45 Ray O. Delain (2)
45 John W. Thoen (5)
45 Gustav Johnson (2)
45 Gustav W. Marker (2)
45 Frank J. Moore (3)
45 Albert S. Johnson (3)
•47 Mrs. Dexter D. Dorn (1)
47 Edward Curvin (4)
47 Carl Olson (1)
*89 *85 •87 47 51 John Emil Andrew Genevieve Charles Carl Carlson A. C. Windahl S. Turnquist Parsons Fagerstrom Whitcomb Johnson (3)(4)
(4) (7) (5) (1)

*91 Lavern W. Brainard (2)
*97 Carl E. Hultman (5)
99 Georgaf Lavick (6)
121 Charles Gustafson (5)
•125 John Carlson (4)
WILLIAM STREET ENDS.
131 Alfred Bergman (3)
•135 Emil Carlson (41
CHAPMAN STREET ENDS
139 Nils Youngholm (7)
•143 Guy T. Battle (31
143 Thomas Battle (2)
•149 Otto W. Wiquist (81
COLFAX ST. BEGINS
•161 Carl A. Johnson (5)
*171 Mrs. Eliza Anderson (1)
171 Anton E. Lindell (5)
173 Axel Johnson (5)
173 Rev. A. A. Horton (3)
CHAUTAUQUA AVE. BEGINS.
•185 Andrew A. Tones (51
195 Alfred Peterson (2)
195 Oscar W. Peterson (6)
•199 Martin J. Due (6)
199 Charles Lawson (3)
DELAWARE AVE. BEGINS.
•235 Ernest G. Anderson (5)
*237 Charles G. Anderson (4)
*245 Axel Hev (5)
OXFORD ST. BEGINS.
No houses
NEWLAND AVE. INTERSECTS
•335 William R. Emory (2)
•359 Albert Underwood (6)
HAZELTINE AVE. BEGINS
•409 Mrs. Libbie E. Grav (1)
•437 Smith Homer (3)
BAKER STREET.
Right and North Side.
*148 Arthur W. Billings (1)
148 Mandus H. Peterson (3)
150 John Sundholm (3)
152 Levan & Peterson
154 Carlson & Carlson
158 W. H. Billquist
162 Pauline H. Milton (2;
•162 John Syren (2)
166 Ernest C. Nelson (4)
*166 Alric Springchorn (7)
170 John A. Tult (2)
170 John G. Carlson (5)
SPRAGUE ST. ENDS.
196 Wm. H. Anderson (11)
•200 Mrs. Hannah Anderson (3)
202 Hilmer Holmes (81
206 Earl H. Johnson (71
•296 BARKER From •252 *210 •41 •65 •71 MlJ^Charles 282 216 228 75 77 23 Third •3 J. Mathew FOOTE Henry George LINWOOD
Alfred Karl MAHON John Three Charley MAPLEWOOD
NEWLAND
James 80 Herman STEELE CORNEN Edward Nickolas NORTON Lewis ward. STREET. Albert Axel Virginia Peterson J. Left Levan new T. P. Lund A. Murphy M. Leberg Anderson J. A. H. AVE. O. Johnson Ipson Bargar Hans-m PLACE Lindquist and L. houses. AYE. Urch Dalquist Smith Boulevard (2) Holmes AVE. Sundberg (5) South (41 (8) INTERSECTS
(1) (2) AVE. (61 (6) (4)
(5) (51
(3) BEGINS
(7)
(71 (2) Side. west BEGINS (41 to Park.-
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
77)4Gust A. Patterson (4)
79J^John Anderson (6)
8154 Vacant
*85 Asa Ackroyd (4)
85 Fred Hedstrom (2)
91 Reinhold H. Kihlstrom (3)
91 Charles Fisk (3)
93 Lewis Longeway (5)
93 Mrs. Belinda A. Holle (11
HAZZARD ST. INTERSECTS
•107 Herbert J. Kidder (5)
HOWARD ST. BEGINS
•113 Claude Bratt (3)
SOUTH MAIN ST. INTERSECTS
•151 M. Christ Hansen (2)
BROADHEAD AVE. INTERSECTS
•177 Andrew Nordwall (5)
PROSPECT ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
BARKER STREET.
Right and North Side.
•14 May Derry (2)
•16 August C. Ecklund (5)
*18 Charles B. Anderson (31
LINWOOD AVE. INTERSECTS
No houses
FOOTE AVE. INTERSECTS
•76 Carl L. Tulen (6)
•88 Herman Nelson (6)
88 Vacant
HAZZARD ST. INTERSECTS
104 Charles C. Anderson (7)
106 Carl A. Anderson (5)
•108 J. Alfred Haglund (6)
•114 Albert C Wilson (31
•122 N. Berger Nelson (51
SOUTH MAIN ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
BROADHEAD AVE. INTERSECTS
•178 Henry D. Frank (61
PROSPECT ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
BARNARD AVENUE.
From 114 Sampson west.—Sixth ward.
Left and South Side.
*5 Gust W. Carlson (5)
*7 Gust C. Yarling (21
BARNARD AVENUE.
Right and North Side.
No houses
BARRETT STREET.
(Commonly called Barrett Avenue.)
From junction of Steele and Market south to
Forest Ave.—Sixth ward.
Left and East Side.
13 Clara Hanson
•93 •57 •63 •81 •87 •31 •45 •75 •23 •15 •17 •21 47 67 33 35 51 27 August Albert Lizzie A. Frank Costa Bert Benj. Davis Lars John WARNER PRATHER Henry Clyde Samuel Vacant Roy H. J. Mrs. Fred David Harry William George W. Lester Albert Trusall P. Nelson Louise Hall E. Arnson Christu A. Junk Bootev Chadwick P. D. Hurita F. T. L. P. Smith Wade Davis H. Hultquist Taylor Mack Cowden Kling Johnson Bush Anderson Venblow Donelson Olsen shon AVE. Lang (2) (6) L. (5) (71 (4)
(1) (21 (8)
(3) Venblow (2) (5) (51 (31 ENDS INTERSECTS
(2) (21 (51 (6) (31 (31

JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
*99 N. M. Willson (7)
107 Mrs. Annie E. Carter (1)
107 Horace B. Hollister (3)
•111 Mrs. Flora Bootey (3)
111 Elizabeth Hodgson (21
•115 Lewis H. Russell (4)
McKINLEY AVE. INTERSECTS
•125 Fred H. McGraw (31
125 Fred Nelson (6)
•127 Thomas B. McGraw (7)
MYERS AVE. BEGINS
•151 W. O. Isaacson (6)
155 Harry C. Erickson (41
155 John B. Nelson (3)
E. COWDEN PLACE BEGINS
•161 John Johnson (4)
*163 Mrs Polly J. Wight (1)
* 165 Leander Bergren (4)
165 Axel Rinaldo (3)
*165H Mrs. Sarah Perry (2)
•169 John Morgan (7)
171 Olson & Warner
171 Robert L. Wright (2)
173 Olson Bros.
'•'173 Alfred Gustafson (31
NEWLAND AVE. INTERSECTS
*183 Alfred Bloomstrand (3)
187 Herbert L. Nelson (4)
187 Gust A. Johnson (2)
191 Harry T. Anderson (5)
^ 191 Mrs. Johanna Swanson (41
'193 J. August Lofgren (6)
199 J. Emil Olson (4)
199 Albert C. Fisher (5)
•201 Louisa Olson (2)
*205 Carl O. Hultgren (5)
205 C. Oscar Carlstrom (7)
205 Edward C. Austin (3)
209 Vacant
209 Sture Lindstrom (4)
209 Mrs. Anna Carlson (2)
209 Hilda Sandstrom (7)
*213 Brightman Smith (9)
217 Tames H. Mills (5)
217 j. Emil Carlson (3)
*225 Mrs. Emma C. Johnson (41
•233 John P. Hall (2)
233 Albin J. Johnson (3)
237 Vacant
237 Perrv Nelson (61
SUPERIOR ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
BARRETT STREET.
Right and West Side.
Tones General Hospital
BAKER ST. BEGINS
60 Arthur Smith (3)
•108 •144 •112 •120 •124 •132 •136 •140 "142 *60 *82 *86 *68 •76 •90 *92 J94 11654 64 9054 John Herman Willie Daniel T. Henry Nels Mrs. Oscar Victor A. Tohn McKINLEY STEARNS Charles Everett Gust D. Wilfred Delroy Haste Allen J. Fred M. A. Clara Emily Anna C. Hagstrom Linda Maria Lane Berg E. Appleyard L. C. P. S. Cooper W. B. E. M. Olsm Swanson H. Pullan Tunberg Hawkins Johnson Peterson Wescott Rogerson Knowlton S. Prince Lungreen Fisk AVE. Potter (2) (3) Raistrick Stoltz F. Nichols C. Carpenter (4) Hanson (21 (5) Holmquist (3) Ljungberg (31 (3)
(21
(11) (51
(5) BEGINS (3)
(6)
INTERSECTS
(3) (5)
(2) (11(31
(2)
144 Ernest V. Colander (2)
150 Vacant
W. COWDEN PLACE BEGINS
160 Thomas S. Holdredge (3)
160 George Sampson (7)
*164 Ernest A. Milner (6)
164 Vacant
'168 David Carlson (6)
168 John A. Anderson (2)
170 Mrs. Fanny Howard (5)
170 Oscar A. Johnson (4)
172 A. Herman Larson (3)
174 Fred L. Johnson (4)
174 Oscar Peterson (2)
NEWLAND AVE. INTERSECTS
•178 John P. Jones (6)
178 Oscar Bergman (3)
*188 Clarence Jones (1)
188 Ernest J. Eckman (31
•190 Bernard R. Wallin (4)
190 David F. Nelson (5)
•196 Mrs. Anna Magnuson (4)
•198 Axel L. Widen (4)
'198 Constant W. Carlson (5)
CROWN ST. BEGINS
•206 Gust Lynn (4)
206 Gust E. Carlson (31
•210 Alfred J. Johnson (7)
'214 Tames B. Rooney (2)
•21S N. P. Fernstrom (3)
220 Vacant
DEARBORN ST. BEGINS
•228 Tohn Oberg (7)
228 C. August Gustafson (4)
•232 Fred Swanson (4)
•236 Emil E. Peterson (5)
'238 Alfred Nelson (4)
New house.
SUPERIOR ST. INTERSECTS
HAZELTINE AVE. INTERSECTS
'254 Godfrey G. Carlson (2)
*258 Tames A. Moberg (4)
262 Edward M. Ahlstrom (4)
266 Francis Smith (4)
BARROWS STREET.
From 9 King north to Allen.—Fourth ward.
Left and West Side.
*1 Mrs. Mary Kennedy (3)
1 Mary Johnson (1)
•7 Swan Christensen (1)
7 Swan T. Christensen (51
7 Fred Johnson (2)
•9 Pauline Valence (3)
9 Toe Ferage (6)
9 Isaac Rider (2)
9 Vacant
*15 Mrs. Christine Carlson (21
•107 Mil *131 *115 •137 •19 •35 *43 119 127 145 155 23 Joseph Nic Edward Ramond Vincent J. Anthony Peter Tom Fred Annie Bastiano William Hanna Victor Charles Clarence Mrs. Andrew ENGLISH Samuel August Carl Frank Herbert Conrad Rafino Truzzo A. Frances Anna Stansfield Valone Clark Stewart C. Lotti Responio Ljungren Johnson H. Beckstrand Williamson Fasciana A. L. Christinia C. F. Lemarco T. Hirst Lundberg Battaelio Pescario N. Ogren Morgan Horton Christensen Tohnson ST. Anderson (5) (1) (13) Westrom Olson (6)
(4)
(1) (9) (21 INTERSECTS
(31 (3) (91
(2)
(5)
(3) (4) (11) (1) (51 (5) (3) (2) (6)

JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
155 Mrs. Sarah Widdup (1)
155 William H. Hanson (4)
•157 Mrs. Elizabeth Berglund (3)
157 Hilding Peterson (3)
157 Mrs. Mary Ann Ackroyd (1)
163 Rudolph Treff (2)
163 Vacant
163 Axel Morgan (2)
177 Mrs. Melissa Jackson (3)
177 Nels Ahlmquist (41
177 Mrs. Christina Ostrom (4)
•179 John Kulberg (2)
179 John Lindquist (5)
•181 Josephine Scott (3)
•183 Mrs. Charlotte Anderson (1)
183 Andrew Nelson (3)
183 Anna B. Johnson (1)
185 Eric Olson (2)
185 Peter Vinsyrg (5)
187 Anderson & Anderson
187 John Carlson (1)
187 Carl Nelson (1)
WILLARD ST. INTERSECTS
•207 J. Oscar Swanson (3)
*211 Charles A. J. Lind (2)
•213 Arvid Ahlstrom (8)
215 Frank E. Holmes (2)
215 John E. Bruner (2)
•219 Gustaf Sundell (2)
CHANDLER ST. INTERSECTS
225
•12
Olof Anderson (2)
225
14
Cornelius K. Bunnell (2)
•225
14
Claus Berglund (1)
•227
26
Frank Hendrickson (2)
227
•30
Alfred Breed (4)
*231
30
Lars A. Larson (3)
•235
32
Mrs. Christine Anderson (3)
•245
38
Gust A. Nelson (2)
245
•40
Reuben G. Nelson (3)
•251
•42
Peter Brown (2)
251
42
Rudolph Brown (5)
*257
•100
John F. Carlson (2)
BARROWS
•102
STREET.
•104
Right and East Side.
•110
2 Charles B. Huber (4)
•114
4 Robert Brynolfson (5)
116
8 Joe Landin (3)
•124 150 Charles E. Washburn (8)
124 150 Mrs. Maria Cooper (2)
•132 154 Enoch A. Lagreen (2)
154 132
New house
140 •154 N. J. Nelson (1)
•158 John R. Anderson (7)
*160 Mitchell Abram (61
160 Rose O'Brien (5)
160 Mrs. Maria Johnson (2)
•174 176 14054Emil 146 174J4 Joe John William Vacant Adolf Joseph Anna ENGLISH
Sigfrid Henry Herbert Frank Charles Martin Mrs. WILLARD LIND Gustaf Catherine Thomas Katharine Florence Farcanio Annie Christine Elizabeth Sarah Lydia Johnson Sampson G. Lida Lindholm Swanson E. Lovacco Hornberg Nordine ALLEY G. L. A. J. F. S. Riley Johnson Gill Peterson Nelson Jenkinson Carlson Hendrickson Paulson Sampson Wasser Silsby Williamson Anderson E. Hofgren ST. (12) (3) (4) S. Johnston Briggs Prosser (21 Burns (2) (7)
(9) BEGINS INTERSECTS
(2) Abrahamson (1) (3) (5) (2)
(7)
(1) (2) (4)
(10) (3) (3)
*214 Axel L. Ostrom (6)
216 Seth Anderson (4)
216 Peter A. Peterson (3)
21654 Lydia Seastrom (2)
•220 Axel O. Swanson (8)
220 C. Albert Swanson (31
"222 John P. Carlson (11)
226 Berger Pearson (6)
•230 Andrew G. Norman (4)
•234 Gust L. Morse (5)
•238 Charles I. Sundquist (4)
238 William H. Benchley (3)
•244 S. Gust Hultquist (7)
•246 Gust Berg (7)
•248 Hilda Spetz (5)
•252 C. F. Gustafson (2)
252 Josephine Almaro (2)
•296 C. Alfred Larson (5J
•300 Sule Selim (5)
304 John Olson
SCIOTA ST. INTERSECTS
608 Mrs. Anna Magnuson (6)
608 Carl F. Lundberg (2)
622 Gust Holmstrom (6)
626 Charles Gustafson (8)
628 Richard Tohnson (5)
•628 Mrs. Anna Osberg (2)
BENEDICT ST. BEGINS
(Incorrectly Numbered)
•700 Tohn Osberg (31
700 John Hanson (3)
New house
•650 Charles Hermanson (2)
650 James B. Allen (2)
652 Hjalmer Johnson (2)
•652 John Colander (4)
*654 Oscar Larson (6)
•656 John Frederickson (4)
656 John W. Eckstrom (4)
BARROWS STREET EXTENSION.
or Cliff Place.
From Pullman south.—Fourth ward.
Left and East Side.
9 Deward O. Sundquist (2)
*9 Arthur Helliwell (7)
BASSETT STREET.
From 1130 Prendergast avenue east.—First
ward.
Left and North Side.
•9 Frank A. Richter (5)
•11 Harry T. Shoultz
11 W. Squire More (2)
•13 Severin Peter (2)
13 Charles Works (3)
15 Charles L. Brown (4)
•15 Mrs. Emma Eller (2)
BASSETT BEALER BECKERINK BEECH From *17 •18 •16 •17 •25 •45 *8 ward. 14 19 12 •5 •9 Edmond Emil Clark Hallock Frederic John Elton Mrs. New Gustavus Morris No Edward Clyde STREET. Shaw Orphanage AVENUE.
houses
AVENUE. Right Mary A. Swanson Left C. avenue O. west.—Sixth E. S. Olson Berg Hunt Vetter Scofield Lamper and Johnson Smith Anderson A. east Bottsford to Knapp (3) (4) South (5)
Camp.—Fourth to (5) (31 (3) (4) ward. City (2) (3) Side. (5)
Line.—Fifth ward.

JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
BEECH STREET.
Right and North Side. ,
•6 Swan Litzen (5)
6 Ernest J. Muzzy (3)
*22 August E. Carlstrom (5)
*42 E. Alex Seastrom (6)
*54 Charles O. E. Johnson (3)
BEECHVIEW AVENUE.
From 159 Buffalo, north.—Fifth ward.
Left and West Side.
*1 Fritz Larson (7)
*3 Albin J. Anderson (6)
•5 Charles Nyquist (5)
7 Oscar Hult (3)
•7 Lester Dahlstrom (2)
BEECHVIEW AVENUE.
Right and East Side.
No houses
BEMUS PLACE.
From 100 Newton avenue south to Blanchard.
—Fifth ward.
Right and West Side.
New house
22 Kenneth Cornell (2)
BEMUS PLACE.
Left and East Side.
21 Moss Phillips
BEMUS
(2)
STREET.
23 Robert
Right
Cornell
and
(2)
West Side.
•52
•58 John New house
A. Fredlund Anderson (7)(6)
BEMUS
60 Charles
STREET.
Wibeck (2)
From
•60 Edward
52 Kinney
J. Youngren
south to
(3)
English.—Fourth
*64
ward.
Adolph C. Hanson (7)
BENEDICT STREET.
Left and East Side.
From
•75 Mrs.
700 Barrows
Ida Thierfeldt
east.—Fourth
(4)
ward.
Left and North Side.
WESCOTT ST. INTERSECTS
•15 Anton Peter Emanuel A. Erickson Carlson (4)(2)
Car] F. Anderson (3)
C. Axel Edin (3)
HEDGES AVE. ENDS
Axel Brodine (5)
Charles Oscar Liedblad (21
Gust A. Liedblad (61
54 John Liedblad (21
Arvid Hendrickson (31
Julius M. Johnson (2)
John G. Johnson (5)
111
•111
•54
Albin C. Edm (41
JOHNSON ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
CHAPIN ST. ENDS
Mrs. Clara Hallberg (2)
Edmund C. Brown (3)
Charles G. Gustafson (4)
PETERSON ST. INTERSECTS
Mrs. Christina Nyholm (1)
Ludwig J. Marker (41
EAGLE ST. INTERSECTS
BENEDICT VEGA WESCOTT No HEDGES Herman houses
Right ST. Swanson STREET. AVE. and ST. South INTERSECTS
ENDS (3) Side.
54 Edwin Lund (3)
JOHNSON ST. INTERSECTS
64 John A. Stark (7)
64 Paul Johnson (3)
•70 Mrs. Clara Anderson (3)
70 Harry Crossley (3)
CHAPIN ST. ENDS
No houses
PETERSON ST. INTERSECTS
•110 August Tones (2)
110 George Olson (2)
•120 John Erickson (2)
120 F. Gustaf Barkstrom (3)
EAGLE ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
VEGA ST. INTERSECTS
BENNETT LANE.
From Sampson west.—Sixth ward.
No houses
BENSON STREET.
From 482 Willard south.—Fourth ward.
Left and East Side.
35 J. Anton Anderson (5)
*35 Andrew Anderson (2)
*37 Carl J. Erickson (7)
•65 Emil Peterson (5)
•67 Charles J. Burke (7)
•69 William Berg (5)
•73 John F. Swanson (4)
BENSON STREET.
Right and West Side.
•8 Mrs. Johanna Erickson (1)
*32 Mrs. BIGELOW Johanna Olson AVENUE.
Left and West
(7)
Side.
•36 10 New Albert house J. Benson (6)
•50 12 James Clarence Mattson Seekins (4) (6)
14 Carl A. Carlson (2)
•70 16 Nels Matthew B. Frick Seekins (6)(4)
72 Vacant BISHOP STREET.
From •78 Oscar 836 East F. Ribbing Second south (3) to Crescent.—
BERKLEY Fifth ward. STREET.
From Avalon Left Blvd. and west East to Side. Robinson Ave.
•9 No Santeleane houses. Di Canto (9)
BIGELOW 11 Vacant AVENUE.
From 11 Carl Hopkins Gustafson avenue (3) north.—Fifth ward.
17 Bishone Right Angelone and East (7) Side.
*1 17 Willard Victor Planto F. Leroy (2)(14)
11 17 Frank Victor W. Planto Anderson (2) (5)
BISHOP STREET.
Right and West Side.
•12 Carl W. Lindstrom (4)
•14 John Nelson (3)
14 John Hegstedt (2)
BLACKSTONE AVENUE.
From 513 Buffalo at junction with Erie R. R.
east.—Fifth ward.
Left and North Side.
Dahlstrom Metallic Door' Co.
11-15 Atlas Furniture Co. Plant No. 2
BLACKSTONE •56-68 253 Jamestown Elk National Carl Blackstone Furniture Birch Right AVENUE. Furniture Wood and (5) Manufacturing Co. South Finishing Co. Side. Co.

JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
BLANCHARD STREET.
From 612 Winsor east to Sturges.—Fifth
ward.
Left and North Side.
*11
•21
John G. Anderson (61
29
ALTON PLACE BEGINS
•17 David A. Hillstrom (2)
•43 Mrs. Emily J. Young (2)
•57 Fred K. Stone (2)
*61 BEMUS PLACE ENDS
63 New house
Ernest BLANCHARD
W. Tiffany (3) STREET.
Emil Right Hendrickson and South (4J Side.
•24 Samuel Harry E. Jones Leave (4) (4)
*32 August Mrs. Miranda P. Anderson Wiggins (41(3)
30 DEWEY Lynn W. PLACE Eddy (31 BEGINS
•36 No L. Walter houses Emory (4)
*40 Emil Trickson (2)
•44 O W. Cederquist (4)
48 Gust Anderson (3)
*64 Charles Hagelin (3)
•66 Frank J. Johnson (3)
*66 Alfred Magnuson (6)
New house
•76 Ole O. Harlow (2)
68 •7 Frederick Mrs. Johanna A. Bergeson Johnson (5) (41
•11 76 Frederick Swan Erickson E. Shields (1) (2)
•ll^Louie 76 O. Martin Barhight Peterson (4) (4)
BOWEN •13 Oscar STREET. J. Nelson (3)
From 13 John 757 East A. Nelson Second (3) north to Buffalo.—
Fifth BUSH ward. ST. INTERSECTS
•31 Mrs. Christina Left and Olson West Side. (3)
35 Arthur Sinclair (6)
PEACH ST. ENDS
•47 C. W. Eckstedt (5)
47 Arvid Norberg (2)
•51 Aldrick Widmark (5)
55 Adolph Beckdahl (2)
•55 Carl J. Berquist (4)
•59 Martin Booman (1)
FALCONER ST. INTERSECTS
*83 Claus Anderson (7)
83 August Youngberg (3)
•85 Charles Anderson (3)
85 Mrs. Mary Carlstrom (2)
•91 August P. Peterson (31
95 Charles Lundman (4)
•99 Emil J. Gustafson (5)
99 Adolph G. Johnson (2)
•103 Albert Greaves (3)
107 Herman Carlson (2)
•107 William J. Ostrom (2)
•111 Adolph A. Gustafson (6)
111 Thure Nelson (5)
•115 Carl J. Svenson (8)
•119 John E. Carlson (4)
•121 *129 *135 •141 *153 *171 •189 •193 •213 137 145 173 Axel Albin Joseph Peter John Herbert Mrs. Alex PRICE Rudolph Eric NEWTON
Charles Oscar Carl Lindvahl E. H. A. Larson O. Emma Salene Bloomdahl Hammergren N. A. J. ST. Simpson O. Larson Carlson Levender Noren Anderson Bloomquist AVE. Lindholm (2) C. (4) INTERSECTS
(2) (4) Peterson (6)
(3) (5) (4) (3) INTERSECTS (7) (3) (2)(1)
BOWEN STREET.
Right and East Side.
•8 Charles Lindstrom (41
•16 Mrs. Sophia Peterson (31
16 Herbert G. Carlson (31
•18 Mrs. Julia A. Nord (3)
•20 August C. Norquist (8)
BUSH ST. INTERSECTS
•38 Andrew G. Lawson (21
38 Amanda Bjorstrom (11
•40 Mrs. Alice Breed (2)
46 Mrs. Annie Breed (2)
•50 John E. Soderberg (4)
•52 Louis Dschuden (2)
52 John A. Ecklund (3)
•54 •82 Frank W. Montague (3)
58 82 Stanley Woodward (3)
•58 •86 Adrian S. Ames (2)
5854John 90 O. Ecklund (61
58!^Charles 90
A. Lawson (5)
5854Paul 92 Hagberg (31
5854Gust 92 Holmes (4)
5854Emil 96 Peterson (2)
•96 FALCONER ST. INTERSECTS
•104 George C. Himebaugh (6)
•108 Delia Burke (21
•112 Charles W. Andrew A. Carlson Griffith (4) (2)
•116 Rangvald Lars Larson Olson (5)(4)
•120 John Erland Dragstedt Johnson (31
124
Frank Wiler Palm (41 (5)
•128 Adolph Otto Johnson (6) (51
•138 Fred YORK Swanson ST. BEGINS (4)
•140 John Carl J. Gustafson Hedin (6)
•144 Erick Gunnard Nelson Jones (5)(41
•148 Gust Carl J. A. Blomberg Oberg (5)(3)
*152 Harvey Henry J. C. Hultgren Sturdevant (5)(3)
•156 Axel Jonas Nygren P. Johnson (4) (2)
•160 John Wesley Alfred BRAD
Sturdevant Peterson STREET.
(5)(2)
•166 From Edward F.
750
August
Foote Carlson avenue
Segerdahl (10) east
(2)
and west.—Sixth
170 ward. John Claus A. Anderson Holmberg (2)(8)
•170 John NEWTON A. Right Anderson and
AVE.
North (4) INTERSECTS
Side.
•174 •7 Frank Andrew
Mrs. Laura E. J. Nelson Johnson
W. Hart (6) (6)
(61
174 •14
Emil
Mrs. Jennie
Bjorkland
E.
(7)
Yaw (6)
178 •26
Royal
Patrick
C.
J.
Swanson
McDermott
(6)
(2)
BRAD 180 STREET.
180 Left and South Side.
214 No houses
•216
BREED STREET.
*218 (Now Brad Street)
BRIGGS STREET.
From 110 Foote avenue west to Institute.—
Third ward.
(Incorrectly numberedl
Right and North Side.
•1 George Jofrede (91
5 Joseph Leshen (51
•3 20 59 3 / Tony Joseph Branch Angelo Francis Calaini -ant Alfreda Lescandro Sebastiano W. Lora Tubane I. (4) (61 Blystone (61(51
(2j & Son

10 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
BRIGGS STREET.
Left and South Side.
•6 Napoleon Neustrom (3)
19-23 Walter I. Blystone & Son
23-37 Star Furniture Co.
BROADHEAD AVENUE.
From 81 South Main south to Cole avenue.-
Third ward.
Left and East Side.
•11 Mrs. Laura F. Haynes (2)
23 Sam B. Wilson (4)
•27 Mrs. A. Louise Lindblad (2)
27 Winfred E. Lindblad (4)
*33 Cyrus Underwood (4)
•37 DeForest Clark (2)
37 Arthur Crossley (31
*41 John A. Ahlgren (5)
41 Paul Johnson (2)
49 Mrs. Maria Pecor (2)
49 W. S. Kimball (2)
•55 James S. Horton (5)
•59 Mrs. Leonore Winchester (1)
KIDDER ST. INTERSECTS
101 Mrs. Mary Sprague (3)
*103 Lewis H. Baker (4)
•107 Carl T. Folcker (2)
•111 Richard J. Thoren (8)
•113 Edward J. Lynn (4) .
115 Rainey C. Peterson (2)
117 Joseph F. Lindberg (2)
117 Mrs. Mary E. Shafer (3)
117 Laverne Johnson (4)
*U9 John E. Anderson (3)
119 Oscar E. Benson (3)
119 Eric G. Sampson (4)
•137 Samuel A. Samuelson (7)
•139 Charles H. Edwards (9)
•141 Edward C. Lindbeck (7)
NEWLAND AVE. INTERSECTS
•211 John Anderson (5)
•213 George S. Frank (2)
•219 Sarah D. Lyons (1)
•223 Mrs. Caroline M. Anderson (4)
223 Conrad Tohnson (3)
•225 William'H. Hunt (3)
225 Wayne W. Walker (2)
•235 Peter Zeliff (2)
•241 Carl A. Nilson (4)
•243 Carl A. Frederickson (3)
•245 Samuel J. Zuckerman (6)
BARKER ST. INTERSECTS
*257 Andrew J. Johnson (4)
•261 Carl D. Lundberg (4)
•265 Adolph F. Olson (5)
•267 Emil C. Felt (4)
267 Gustave Vickstrom (21
•283 BROADHEAD •269 •287 •106 •112 "110 •16 •44 '~*32 •38 •48 *54 •60 *64 102 108 114 *50 24 56 James The Edward Archie Thomas Fred Vacant
Tohn A. Charles George Carl KIDDER William Frank Mrs. Walter Eleazer Dow Godfrey New Hull Glenn A. Agnes house E. Mary M. Anna Clara Right Betsy C. AVENUE. Amidon L. S. W. Leon Beaty F. Green M. G. Larson E. Stanford Hooker Bagley R. Tackson Moses Rodda Blanchard ST. Bullock Babcock Jones Putnam Association G. Purdy E. B. and Beck Perkins Abersold French (3) (5) Crane Dull Gates (41 (6) Kliest INTERSECTS
West (2)
(6) (41
(5) (31 (4) (3)
(121 (5)
Side. (2) (4) (11 (21 Home (30)
116 Fitch H. Tillotson (4)
•118 David W. Schenck (4)
•120 Harold O. Jones (4)
142 Charles A. Olson (4)
142 John A. Peterson (4)
144 Archie G. Johnson (2)
144 John A. Carlson (2)
NEWLAND AVE. INTERSECTS
202 Vacant
208 Iva B. Bracey (1)
•208 Fred Moon (2)
212 Walter S. Northrop (4)
•216 Mrs. Anna Rymph (2)
•220 John August Johnson (5)
•224 Jonas A. Carlson (4)
224 Mrs. Emma Ahlberg (2)
"226 Gust A. Dickson (4)
•228 Harry W. Schumaker (4)
230 Charles P. Roselle (2)
230 Andrew E. Lindbeck (3)
•242 Gottlieb F. Eastman (3)
•244 William Saunders (5)
•246 Alfred Peterson (4)
246 Paul Anderson (3)
*248 C. O. Carlstrom (5)
248 Claude A. Sundberg (4)
BARKER ST. INTERSECTS
254 Anton E. Carlson (4)
254 Algot Lundberg (3)
•258 John Axel Larson (7)
•262 Anton P. Fagerstrom (10)
262 John A. Peterson (4)
•264 John Davidson (6)
BRYAN AVENUE.
264 William J. Stewart (3)
From 55 Kinney east.—Fourth i-ard.
•268 Oscar A. Anderson (5)
No houses
270 Barney BUFFALO P. Davis STREET. (3)
•270 From Emil 1002 North Segren Main (5) east and south.—First
•280 and John Fifth R. wards. Lundberg (4)
280 Axel W. Left Lundberg and North (3) Side.
•282 97 Albin Lake View R. Carlson Cemetery (3)
*131 282 LAKEVIEW L. P. Anderson AVE. (2) INTERSECTS
•300 •143 Axel William Gustafson G. Smith (4)(5)
•145 •306 Ira Holger Beal N. (3) Nelson (5)
•310 *147 Clarence Eric W. Olson R. Swisshelm (5) (4)
BROOKLYN 155 Gust SQUARE. Olson (5)
155 South Arthur Main A. Bradley west to (2) Forest avenue.
•1571 Oscar United Gustafson Meat Market (5)
•201 2 Henry Brooklyn Gustafson Bakery (2)
•223
Vacant Gns* Svedberg (3)
•237 4 ARLINGTON Albert Peterson AVE. BEGINS
*27S Abraham Beckrink (4)
•307 Marvin Beckrink (3)
315 Leonard F. Hall (3)
•383 Carl Blomberg (6)
•393 STOWE ST. INTERSECTS
Francis M. Coon (21
HOTCHKISS ST. BEGINS
Vacant Old FALCONER Dahlstrom ERIE Isaac Charles E. BLACKSTONE Tohn SECOND M. Ecklund H. TRACKS E. Seaholm Bechtol Metallic Church
ST. (81 (6) AVE. (3)
INTERSECTS
Door BEGINS Co.

JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 11
•559 Mike Marieci (81
559 Philip Bessoni (3)
581 Joe M. Matts (3)
581 Beni Mareri (5)
*705 Andrew Venman (5)
CAROLINA ST. BEGINS
•731 Thomas Mahoney (4)
731 Edward H. Mahoney (3)
•745 Nels Hanson (5)
BUFFALO STREET.
Right and South Side.
•8 Frank C. Crofoot (7)
•26
Two new houses
•34
22 Steven A. Lounsbury (4)
"*52
224Edward F. Carr (9)
•104
22}4George F. Williams (2)
•108
24 Philip C. Seastedt (6)
•116
Fred A. Swanson (2)
•126
Albert J. Anderson (3)
128
PRENDERGAST AVE. ENDS
*132
D. Russell Clark (4)
•138
142
144
146
148
•152
194
214
•214
214
234
'238
LAKEVIEW AVE. INTERSECTS
Emerson M. Traver (3)
Lewis Miller (4)
Ernest O. York (5)
Ludwig Gustafson (5)
Mrs. Ella J. Jull (2)
Glenn More (5)
New house
Bennie Peterson (2)
Rev. Henry L. Nicholls (3)
Andrew B. Green (2)
Frank W. Stien (4)
E. Edward Hammett (3)
John A. Slotboom (2)
John Anderson (7)
STURGES ST. ENDS
Herbert Peterson (3)
Gust Olson (3)
Sofia Martin (1)
BOWEN ST. ENDS
Joe Feniello (6)
-242 •264
242 264
*246 304
•366 248
248 368
•372
•382
384
•386 440
442 C. L. Case (41
•444 Charles E. Nodine (2)
Gust Flink (2)
*452 Olof Ryberg (6)
Mrs. Caroline C. Luce (2)
•460 Adolph Scholin (2)
J. H. Ayers (5)
•464 Bert W. Helgren (4)
ERIE TRACKS INTERSECT
•650 Claude P. Hall (3)
William R. Pratt (9)
650 Niel Vanderhoof (5)
Carl Haller (3)
•676 THAYER ST. ENDS
Carl I. Rislev (5)
•684 No houses
Mrs. Mary Motley (21
•692 STQWE ST. INTERSECTS
John H. Venman (3)
•704 Carl A. Lindros (7)
Andrew BURTCH Brown (3) STREET.
•720 From
John F. Larson (2)
Mrs. 715 Foote K. Lynch avenue (3) east to Martin Road.
•738 —Fourth
WEEKS ST. INTERSECTS
Mary ward. A. Mahoney (4)
•750 William H. Hancock (2)
Mrs. No houses Caroline McAvoy (5)
•764 Municipal Water Co., pumping station
Walfred Elmer John Howard Andrew FALCONER
E. Edward Claude Gust Thomas LINWOOD SECOND Edlund Martin E. H. Wiltsie Shanahan G. Olson Erickson Burdick Tarbox Brindley (6) AVE. (5)
ST. (6) (3) (31 (7)
(3)
INTERSECTS
(3)
•34 Herbert Peters (61
ELAM AVE. INTERSECTS
No houses
BUSH STREET.
From 414 Winsor east to Thayer.—Fifth
ward.
Right and South Side.
•12 Ellsworth D. Forer (S)
•16 Charles S. Leet (2)
16 Arthur W. Davison (4)
20 Albert Edstrom (3)
•20 Carl W. Anderson (3)
20 Vacant
•22 Eric Setterwald (2)
22 Carl J. Anderson (4)
22 Herman Anderson (3)
2254Mrs. Anna Ornon (2)
New house
•26 A. Wellington Kinsel (2)
28 Albert Bergstrom (2)
28 Floyd W. Moffett (3)
•28 Charles A. Olson (2)
28 Daniel M. Norberg (3)
30 Gust Daner (3)
30 Henrick Gustafson (3)
30 Carl Anderson (2)
30 Vacant
•32 Carl A. Shellberg (6)
32 Marcus Alender (3)
•36 Erick A. Olson (7)
40 Edwin G. Thompson (5)
40 Vacant
44 James G. Flower (4)
44 Mary J. Robinson (2)
BOWEN ST. INTERSECTS
•114 Carl A. Anderson (6)
116 John C. Jones (4)
•116 August F. Nord (6)
118 Herbert C. Samuelson (2)
118 Vacant
•120 Charles O. Nelson (7)
BUSH STREET.
Left and North Side.
11 James E. Moore (3)
11 Mrs. Catherine A. Porter (2)
•15 Andrew P. Nelson (2)
15 Dellis C. Nelson (2)
•17 Oscar Carlson (7)
17 Gust Lundquist (2)
•21 John V. Colander (4)
21 C. Gust Hallin (2)
•29 Albert J. Johnson (5)
•33 John Eastburgh (7)
35 Emil Shellberg (5)
•41 Emil T. Johnson (41
•45 August Anderson (4)
BUTTS CALIFORNIA •101 •103 •105 •117 •113 •121 •129 From 45 15 Franz W. John Frank Henry Edward BOWEN Archie Mrs. Carl Fairmount Eugene New No 153 AVENUE.
D. houses Hallock, W. Louise T. A. Right Left E. AVENUE. F. Stowe A. C. A. Sampson Pihlblad Nord Leighton ST. Olson Breed Haskill avenue Nord and Post Stohl west. (2) (3) INTERSECTS
East (41 West (6)
(21 (2) (5) beyond (1)
Side. limits, south.

12 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
CAMP STREET.
From 405 Foote avenue east to city limits
Fourth ward.
*5 Left and North Side.
9 Charles Linderholm (6)
*103 Milo F. Henry (71
103 WALNUT ST. BEGINS
111 Ole Syvertson (2)
111 John H. Dschuden (2)
111 August Stenander (51
•115 Carl Faulk (2)
115 Vacant
•117
133
133
•135
Emil J. Nelson (5)
John B. Peterson (61
MAPLE ST. ENDS
Charles Carlson (31
John Aim (4)
Axel Carlson (4)
Andrew P. Swanson (81
JULIET ST. BEGINS
Gustaf A. Stread (3)
143 •505
*515 143
•517
575
•705
•721 George CAMP Moberg STREET. (21
WILDWOOD Right and AVE South BEGINS Side.
10 No John houses H. Maddox (5)
10 HEBNER Claus C. Anderson ST. ENDS (41
14 Augnst A. B. Chadwick A. Holm (3) (5)
•14 A. Glen W. F. Holm Hunt (3) (2)
14 Emil Anton Skans Johnson (21 (3)
16 James Carl E. Thorne Olson (3) (41
ENGLISH WALNUT ST. ST. BEGINS ENDS
62 Arthur Martin J. C. Hammerstrom Strand (4) (41
62 Frank Grover L. C. Skoglund Link (3)(6)
86 Deane A. Foster (2)
98 Chester Ittell (4)
124 Oscar Beckman (31
•144 Charles A. Carlson (4)
600 Mrs. Matilda Coe (3)
•610 H. M. Thompson (2)
610 Clinton D. Lee (4)
•620 T. Oscar Wrsterlund (61
•636 Fred H. Fuller (4)
*650 August CAREY Cnattino-ius PLACE. (31
•660 Andrew Left G. and Tohnson West (3) Side.
724 109 Vacant No houses
*800 109 Bertha Tim Tsivitse Swanson (4)(5)
CAREY 109 Vasilike PLACE. Fundo (4)
From CAROLINA Ludwig 57 Blanchard STREET. C. Peterson north to (8) Newton avenue.
From —Fifth 705 ward. Buffalo, north.
Right and East Side.
•20* Richard Nils N. Berirgren Dahl (6) (31
•24* G. Oscar Victor Olson Johnson (4) (4)
* John Sandberg (3)
CAROLINA STREET.
Left and West Side.
No houses
CARROLL STREET.
From opposite 612 Murray avenue
Fairmount No houses Left avenue.—Second and South Side. ward.
CARROLL STREET.
Right and North Side.
•12 James M. McVeigh (5)
12 Kate McVeigh (2)
14 Albert E. Johnson (2)
CATLIN AVENUE.
From 313 Fairmount avenue south to West
Third.—Sixth ward.
Right and West Side.
•10 Henry R. Lucas (3)
•16 G. W. Bulh (2)
•22 Daniel Reagan (6)
•26 L. O. Todd (4)
28 Vacant
W. SIXTH ST. INTERSECTS
104 John Lowe (3)
•106 John P. Jones (5)
110 Mrs. Jean Allison (5)
•122 Carl W. Carlson (5)
124 Joseph A. Carter (5)
•126 Otto Love (7)
CATLIN AVENUE.
Left and East Side.
*9 Gaylord W. Price (3)
•17 Will Ward (3)
19 John Smith (2)
19 Mrs. Minnie Teudesmann (1)
25 Frank J. Giles (6)
27 Albert C. Rodney (3)
W. SIXTH ST. INTERSECTS
117 Mrs. Clara Fleek (6)
135 Ernest V. Davis (4)
CEDAR AVENUE.
From 31 Kinney east.—Fourth ward.
Left and North Side.
From •11 Mrs. 116 Johanna Chandle Selander south (1) to Harrison.—
Fifth 11 Tohn ward. E. Nelson (4)
•15 •17 "Gust Wallberg Left and (31 East Side.
•19 •23 Fred David A. Lincoln Nelson (4) (3)
•29 19 Nettie Tohn W. Youneren Lonngren (2) (6)
•23 35 Frank C. A. Okerlind A. Nelson (4) (31
•31 37 Weslev FRANKLIN P. Tredwav ST. BEGINS (5)
*35 •39 Jqhn Johnson (4)
61
James King (3)
35 "Ernest Swanson (3)
61
Joseph Holmes (6)
CEDAR AVENUE.
61
Toseph Applevard (21
Right and South Side.
•63
"APPLEYARD PLACE BEGINS
•14 Gens Peterson (10)
63
ERIE R. R. INTERSECTS
•16 John B. Cusimano Lawson (9) (7)
65 CENTER STREET.
•20 Mrs. Peter Amanda Cusimano Berg (7)(3)
•67 Right and West Side.
CENTER
6 James Hugh
STREET. Sapien'za Boylen (8) (2)
654J. Jonas W. W. King Backlund Jr. (3)(61
654John Salvatore Anderson Messina (41(21
654Mrs. Peter Anna Barber Bergren (2) (41
8 Ellen Charles Bull Olson (2)(31
8 Edward C. Fliege (21
24 Ro'v Leroy (5)
26 28 32 Vacant James Herman Lee C. ( Hoadlev 3 ) (3)

*32 Mrs. Marv A. Lees (4)
36 Frank W. Crossfield (3)
36 Charles McDonald (4)
CRANE ST. ENDS
•46 Nora Calahane (4)
ERIE R. R. INTERSECTS
56 Jamestown Cotton Mill
CHAMBERS STREET.
From 614 Forest avenue west.—Sixth ward.
(Incorrectly numbered)
Left and South Side.
21 Rolland Klomp (3)
21 William Ras (3)
•16 Charles O. Johnson (3)
•31 Gust A. Erickson (4)
SAMPSON ST. INTERSECTS
•37 Charles Strand (4)
CHAMBERS STREET.
Right and North Side.
•22 Mrs. Adelaide E. Kellogg (2)
•40 Ozias Beldner (4)
CHANDLER STREET.
From junction of East Third and East Second
southeast to Allen.—Fifth ward.
Left and North Side.
LTnitarian Church
•105 Frederick R. Peterson (4)
*109 A. J. Martin (2)
•113 Carl J. Carlson (2)
113 Eva A. Williams (2)
•117 Walter E. Griswold (2)'
117 Gust Malmberg (2)
117 Harold Stoneberg (2)
119-123 Swedish Baptist Church
123 Rev. Magnus Larson (6)
•127 David Sampson (4)
135 Mrs. Marcella J. Shooke (2)
•13554Mrs Jennie Whitebred (6)
135 54 Louis Whitebred (4)
135 54 Charles Demark (6)
13554Loprez Jarcom (7)
•139 Charles J. Anderson (5)
13954Vacant
•13954August Setterlund (6)
141 Willard S. Bennett (2)
143 Vacant
•145 Harry P. Grav (4)
•145 54 Oscar Eckwall (4)
145 54Vern B. Sharp (4)
145^Harold Phillips (2)
145 YJohn F. Shanahan (2)
145 YWalter A. Sundquist (2)
151 John Nyberg (3)
151 Clarence L. Trantum (2)
153 Joseph C. Haug (3)
15354Henning Berg (3)
CHANDLER •157 •163 •167 •205 •217 •507 15354Andrew 15354Edward 207 219 305 303 325 415-421 441 •10 •12 •4 . John Miss Fred Clyde Walter William Elijah Lynn CROSS WINSOR Tohn Weber-Knapp Caflisch E. Erie Dr. FOOTE Mrs. Salvatore Swedish MORSE STREET. A. Winfield R. Emily R. A. G. Right Emma B. Amanda Harris C. A. H. N. F. Turnell ST. G. Bros. R. C. Westling Otander Hancq Norquist AVE. Methodist Peterson Einch Teres Blanchard ST. Heathcote Nelson Cook Yates William's Freight Ross Y. (3)
Co. Lundquist (5) Bootey BEGINS South (13)
(2) INTERSECTS
(3) (4) (1) (7) Co.
office Church (5) (3)
Side. (3) (5)
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 13
102 John Sahdgren (1)
102 Rev. A. T. Frykman (10)
Swedish Mission Church
*10854Oscar G. Johnson (5)
108j4John Lindbeck (4)
•112 Dr. B. F. Illston (4)
•11254Henry G. Anderson (10)
*116 Rev. Julius Lincoln (3)
CENTER ST. BEGINS
First Lutheran Church
*142 Alfred J. Larson (6)
ELK ST. BEGINS
144 Frank T. Peterson (3)
144 Alfred Young (7)
144 Elmer E. Johnson (4)
•150 Charles E. Morse (5)
15054Frank Muff (21
15054Guy E. Walker (2)
152 Nathan Ingham (2)
•152 E. W. Greendahl (5)
152 John E, Lawson
FRANKLIN ST. ENDS
•164 Anthony McGever (4)
164 Alleda Allison
164 Martina Peterson
164 Johanna Peterson
•168 Frank G. Peterson (5)
168 54John T. Maloney (2)
172 Clifford G. Loucks (2)
CROSS ST. INTERSECTS
•206 LeRoy L. Dschuden (4)
20654Arvid C. Lundberg (7)
•208 William L. Bjork (7)
•210 Mrs. Charlotte M. Soule (4)
210 Sidney Selway (3)
212 Hattie Kosthorst (4)
212 Mrs. Elizabeth Edwards (4)
•214 Clarence H. Burnell (5)
•222 Sessuinla Loezzsi (8)
222 Chale Sevola (5)
222 Joe Claneot (2)
222 Joe Grasse (4)
222 Frank Sevola (4)
WINSOR ST. INTERSECTS
•444 Mrs. Emma Melquist (7)
448 Mrs. Anna Mary Johnson (1)
•448 J. Martin Johnson (5)
•452 Andrew P. Anderson (2)
452 Will R. Amsdell (4)
CHAPIN STREET.
From 285 Willard north to Benedict.-
Fourth ward.
Left and West Side.
19 Arthur C. Wibeck (5)
•37 Anton Sellstrom (4)
37 Mrs. Ida Johnson (3)
CHAPIN •121 •45 •57 •59 •63 •71 •65 •14 •26 •40 •54 37 41 47 22 30 42 18 8 Fritzof William Alfred F. Tohn A. Eric Oscar Vernon Mrs. Charles Emil John Gust Segfred Clarence Carl Vacant STREET. Louis Oscar O. E. Halvarson Dorothy Augusta Johnson Hallin M. Froding Right Norquist W. Peterson Sellstrom J. E. Nelson P. O. Tohnson Keefe F. Anderson W. Peterson Swanson Lager Johnson and (7) (5) Grant (3)
W. Anderson (4)
(2)
(5)
East (3)
Hermanson (4)
(5) (3)
(9)
(2)
Side. (2) (1)

14 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
•56 Elmer P. Jones (4)
•60 Axel G. Lofgren (4)
66 John H. Harford (7)
«68 Oscar Tropp (6)
CHAPMAN STREET.
From 1 Front south to Baker.—Sixth ward.
Left and East Side.
No houses
MT. VERNON PL. INTERSECTS
•20 Arthur Waite (2)
20 Ernest Smith (2)
•20 Benjamin R. Holmes (2)
•22 Pehr Olson (6)
22 Henning L. Olson (2)
•26 A. P. Nylander (4)
26 Elmer E. Freeburg (3)
•28 Charles L. Carlson (6)
•32 Peter Hanson (5)
•38 Nels Eckman (5)
•42 Tohn Peterson (4)
•44 John G. Erickson (4)
•48 Eskel M. Carlson (8)
56 Clyde J. Waite (3)
PALMER ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
CHAPMAN STREET.
Right and West Side.
No houses
MT. VERNON PL. INTERSECTS
•23 John A. Anderson (2)
23 Gust Anderson (2)
•27 Bengt August Larson (4)
•31 Charles E. Lundquist (5)
31 David E. Liljequist (6)
•35 Albert Berggren (6)
PALMER ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
CHARLES STREET.
From before 175 McKinley avenue south to
Hazeltine avenue.—Sixth ward.
Left and East Side.
•11 James H. Mason (3)
13 Vacant
13 David L. Starleave (3)
•15 John A. Nelson (4)
STEARNS AVE. ENDS
•25 Frank Bostrom (4)
29 Vacant
•31 Alfred Josephson (6)
33 Relle E. Shepard (5)
33 Mrs. Carolina Kling (2)
•35 Mrs. Josephine Root (2)
35 Myrtie Boone (1)
•39 Charles A. Linden (3)
39 Hannah L. Carlson (1)
COWDEN PLACE ENDS
•43 Peter Kofod (3)
•105 •207 •211 •223 CHARLES •205 •16 213 219 •51 •55 •57 •47 43 •6 2 J. Eric A. Adolph Adrian Andrew Victor Albert Edwin August Gustav NEWLAND CROWN DEARBORN
Mrs. Algort Emil"F. Charles Smith C. Vacant Carl Oscar Roy George Herman Albert STREET. Tohnson E. W. Right Josephine F. T. L. MaIstrom.(8)
G. Wickstrom V. A. Greenhaulgh Carlson Lindstone J. Nelson Butler Sandberg Berg ST. Homer Sweet Olsen Johnson Hibbard Bloomstrand Kling Norman AVE. ST. (4)
Ljungberg (3) West (41
(2)
(3) (5) (2)
(4) INTERSECTS
(2) Side. (8) (2)
•20 John A. Anderson (9)
•22 Carl E. Nelson (3)
22 Gerhard L. Carlson (3)
Branch School No. 5
•38 Olof Johnson (2)
38 T. James Clarke (2)
•42 John M. Sweet (2)
*46 Alex Swanson (61
46 Elmer C. Ecklund (3)
48 Mrs: Florence Lerch (2)
48 Andrew H. Vimmerstedt (3)
•50 Charles H. Wood (5)
52 Alof C. G. Alden (4)
52 Edward Sandburg (2)
52 August L. Erickson (2)
52 Oliver W. Bunting (2)
NEWLAND AVE. INTERSECTS
100 Frank H. Morgan (3)
•100 Peter Pihl (21
•104 Thure S. Swanson (3)
104 Berger Nelson (3)
•106 William Glantz (4)
•108 P. Anton Peterson (6)
108 Clair Brown (31
•110 Albert E. Hazeltine (4)
110 Vacant
CROWN ST. INTERSECTS
•206 G. Gust Jarl (4)
•208 Elvin L. Sundell (3)
208 Theodore Sundell (3)
•210 Oscar A. Olson (6)
•212 J. Alfred Benson (41
212 Chester Erickson (4)
•224 Alfred A. Carling (81
224 Clifford M. Gilson (4)
224 Godfrey Josephson (31
DEARBORN ST. INTERSECTS
CHARLOTTE AVENUE.
From 1291 East Second north.—Fifth ward.
Left and West Side.
•14 J. H. Barlow (7)
CHARLOTTE AVENUE.
Right and East Side.
* John W. England (3)
CHAUTAUQUA AVENUE.
From 177 Baker south.—Sixth ward.
Left and East Side.
11 John Carlson (5)
MORTON ST. INTERSECTS
23 Vacant
23 Jennie L. Wythe (2)
27 Gust Wegren (4)
27 George Denslow (7)
GRANDIN ST. INTERSECTS
•65 Carl F. Nelson
69 Vacant
73 Richard Gustafson (2)
•107 •109 CHAUTAUQUA •12 *28 *36 •44 •72 •10'^ •24 •32 •50 40 20 16 John David Mrs. No Gunnard Oscar LAKE NEWLAND
HAZELTINE Porter Peter Charles Carl Emil Lawrence Alfred houses J. Ida Vera Right Oberg Louisa Hannah Morgan P. C. A. E. Warner Aim C. AVENUE. R. ST. A. Liden Carlson Jones Oberg Larson Peterson Johnson Sandberg Anderson INTERSECTS
(4)
(6)
AVE. (4) (2) (3) (5) West (9) (10) (3)
(2) (3)
(10)
(11) (4) Side. INTERSECTS (2)

JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 15
72 Fred Nelson (4)
•76 Mrs. Amanda Gustafson (4)
76 Henry Morgan (3)
80 Otto Allen (5)
80 Carl H. Johnson (5)
•80 Joshua Blomquist (1)
80 Vacant
•84 Axel E. Lindstrom (6)
NEWLAND AVE. INTERSECTS
•124 Henry W. Ager (4)
124 Vacant
•156 Orean Brown (3)
CHENEY STREET.
From 734 East Second south to Scott.—-
Fifth ward.
Left and East Side.
9 Carmelo Barto (2)
•9 Philip Lombardo (5)
'954Bastiano Garlan (6)
CRESCENT ST. INTERSECTS
107 Tony Amico (5)
107 Sebastian Bellomo (5)
•111-119 F. M. Curtis Co.
CHENEY STREET.
Right and West Side.
8 Mrs. Tamson Preston (2)
8 Mrs. Agnes Horrocks (1)
•854joe Patinita (8)
10 Nels Manson (3)
CRESCENT ST. INTERSECTS
108 Pennock Block
108 Axel Norberg (4)
108 Mary Laughlin (1)
108 Alvin H. Pennock (2)
Flat 2 vacant
Flat 6 vacant
Flat 7 vacant
Flat 7 vacant
Flat 8 vacant
Flat 9 vacant
Flat 10 vacant
Flat 11 vacant
108 Albert Hauptman (3)
108 Mrs. Martha Baker (3)
•110 August H. Anderson (4)
112 Samuel Johnson (8)
114 Peter Sequista (10)
CHERRY STREET.
From 22 West First north.—Second ward.
Left and West Side.
•101 Mrs. Charles T. Howard (2)
W. SECOND ST. INTERSECTS
201-209 Barrett Bldg.
201 Wells-Fargo Co. Express
203 Postal Telegraph Co.
213-215
205
207 209 211 Jamestown
M. Swedish Mutual Glatz Wilson Bradshaw's Prudential Dr. Joseph A. Olson Southern E. Tinkham Jack's L. Perl Floss Singer Wellman 29-30-31) (Rms. W. H. J. M. L. C. Floyd Wm. R. A. Bros. Butts Palace Realty Raymond Reynolds Baldensperger
Clement H. Cobbe J. Mason & Sewing Benefit Smith Butts Brotherhood 11- Bros. Lumber M. Johnson Craig Granger C. Rawson Ins.
Garage
Building Pioneer (Rm. & 12-13) Hart Sill Bowling Co. Restaurant
(Rm. Typewriter Son Life (Rms. Machine Co. Sackrider 4)
(Rm. Co. Co.
- 28) Ins. 27) Hall 21) Insurance 43) Alleys 22-26) 454) (Rms. Co. 19) 9-10) 42) 6-7)
8-9) (Rms. (3d 14-17) Co., 18-19) (Rm. floor) Agency (Rms. 5-6-7) 4)
J. A. Eckman (5th floor)
Fisher & Fisher (Rms. 501-504)
George W. Jude (Rms. 401-404)
Mahoney & Hughes (Rm. 415)
George W. Brownell (Rm. 412)
A. J. Lawson (Rms. 300)
Dr. H. S. Reger (Rms. 420-422)
Annie Dunderdale (Rm. 403)
John B. Shaw (Rm. 401)
Dama C. Jones (Rms. 301-302)
Grace G. Lay (Rms. 415-416)
217 National Cash Register Co.
219 H. F. Paul Taxi Office
219 Star Tailoring Co.
221 George L. Lee
W. THIRD ST. INTERSECTS
First Presbyterian Church
315-317 Jamestown Business College
315 First Church of Christ, Scientist,
Reading Rooms.
319 Mrs. Marie S. Miller (1)
W. FOURTH INTERSECTS
401 Cowing Livery Co.
•405 William H. Meredith (3)
405 Roy R. Carlson (4)
•407 Mrs. Mary F. Johnson (2)
407 Clarence Hunt (2)
•409 Mrs. Helen Wing (3)
•409 Frank Hunt (2)
40954Frank O. Stafford (5)
413 Mrs. Kathryn Waite (7)
W. FIFTH ST. INTERSECTS
Prendergast Library
W. SIXTH ST. INTERSECTS
Dow Park
W. SEVENTH ST. INTERSECTS
711 John Frank (5)
713 Asllan Belortai (5)
•717 Jay D. Freeman (4)
719 Harry J. Stanley (4)
719 Benjamin Carlson (8)
W. EIGHTH ST. INTERSECTS
801 Mrs. Sarah J. Timblin (2)
801 Mrs. Ellen A. Harder (3)
•803 George W. Risley (5)
•805 Mrs. M. E. Smith (3)
809 Mrs. Sophie Soderberg (3)
809 Edward Howes (2)
•811 Farman A. Anderson (9)
'813 Fred K. Speer (8)
•815 Albert H. Harrison (6)
•817 Axel W. Johnson (6)
817 Rudolph Erickson (2)
•819 John Dschuden (2)
821 Henry M. Peterson (5)
823 Andrew P. Carlson (5)
CHERRY 312-320 312-314 110 200 202 204 206 208 214 106 216 218 316 320 324 Robert Jones E. Walter Photograph The Vacant My Samuels Marquette Segerdahl Underwood Fred Sanitary Chapman No D. Swedish-American C. B. W. Candy's STREET.
of Gokey Pennsylvania G. E. H. C. SECOND THIRD houses FOURTH Lunch
Smith-Howard Nursing Lenox Right H. & Partridge Dodge Russell's Fessenden C. F. Barber Building Sampsell Oyster Specialty Tailoring Balcom & Sexton Sanford Billiard Pocket and Typewriter Dept. Graham Fray ST. ST. Gas Victrola East Shop House
(Rm. (2) Land Parlor Co. Chautauqua & Billiard INTERSECTS
Co. (Rms. Side. Cleaning (Rms. Co. 101) Shop 109-110) Room (Rm. 105-108) Co. School 102)

16 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
W. FIFTH ST. INTERSECTS
508 SS. Peter & Paul's Rectory
514-518 SS. Peter & Paul's R. C. Church
W. SIXTH ST. INTERSECTS
606 John Constas (5)
610 Mrs. Clara Knorr (4)
610 Howard J. Tibbetts (4)
610 Emil L. Holmes (3)
612 John Ehmke (3)
612 Irving J. Brown (3)
614 Vacant
616 W. M. Crull (3)
W. SEVENTH ST. INTERSECTS
First Adventist Church
718 Andrew G. Black (3)
718 J. Earle Greenlee (2)
W. EIGHTH ST. INTERSECTS
810 Theodore Matson (3)
•810 Fred Sagerdahl (3)
818 Mrs. Ella Strikenberg (3)
818 Hugo Frantzen (3)
822 Mrs. Adelaide C. Drescher (9)
824 Mrs. Ellen Emmott (3)
826 Edwin R. Emmott (3)
828 Charles C. Moffett (2)
82854Lazelle H. Tower (4)
•830 Mrs. Lucy Heitmueller (3)
830 Alpha R. Moyer (5)
CHESTNUT STREET.
From 634 Lakeview avenue east to Ormes.—
Fifth ward.
Right and South Side.
•12 Guy L. Pulver (3)
14 Louis E. Whiting (4)
•18 Clarence A. Anderson (7)
•20 Henry T. Krieger (5)
•22 John P. Moynihan (4)
•26 Mrs. Julia E. Smith (2)
•30 Fred J. Short (3)
32 Mrs. Margaret C. Brown (4)
•34 Alvin D. Stitt (2)
•36 Irving N. Griffith (4)
•40 Harry P. Morse (5)
•42 George R. Craig (1)
CHESTNUT STREET.
Left and North Side.
•9 John B. Shaw (2)
•15 William B. Conroy (4)
•17 Harry B. Laudenslager (2)
•19 Ralph E. Kimball (4)
•21 John L. Habblett (5)
•23 Cassius Q. Cratty (4)
*27 Tarence A. Laudenslager (3)
CHICAGO AVENUE.
From 831 Fairmount avenue south.—Sixth
ward.
Right and West Side.
•110 CHICAGO CHURCH From •108 •101 •12 •16 •15 •19 •23 117 26 First 5 John Harry Alfred WOODWORTH E. 421 Otto Thomas Glenn Horace Frederick First Claude Rev. William Homer ward. STREET. FOURTH AVENUE. East Arthur E. Matson Baptist Left A. Anderson H. C. V. W. Gisel H. Second Carpenter G. Chase Myers and Shaffer Welch Brier F. Miller (4) Sisson Church ST. (2) Purkiss West East C5) north (2) (4)
AVE. INTERSECTS
(2)
(3) (4)
Side. to (4)
East Fifth.—
CHURCH STREET.
Right and East Side.
No houses
E. FOURTH ST. INTERSECTS
•110 Elmer B. Swanson (3)
•112 Elbridge G. Peirce (5)
•118 C. Reed Sessions (2) '
118 Carl Gillblad (2)
CITY VIEW STREET.
From Newland avenue (near end of Hallock)
north to Baker.
Left and East Side.
No houses
CITY VIEW STREET.
Right and West Side.
•10 Carl Anderson (5)
•26 Erick J. Erickson (5)
•30 Carl Bloomquist (4)
CLARKE AVENUE.
From about 300 Hall avenue west.—Sixth
ward.
Left and South Side.
5 Oscar S. Young (6)
CLARKE AVENUE.
Right and North Side.
No houses
CLEVELAND PLACE.
From 20 West Seventh north to West
Eighth.—Second ward.
Left and West Side.
9 John B. Carlson (3)
9 Howard Bradish (3)
9 George Jack (1)
11 Thomas G. Gray (5)
11 John D. Ewing (9)
CLEVELAND PLACE.
Right and East Side.
10 William Novitske (5)
10 John Stormer (5)
CLINTON STREET.
From West Second north.—Second ward.
Left and West Side.
•213 Leo J. Callahan (4)
W. THIRD ST. INTERSECTS
•313 P. E. Hennigan (2)
315 Eric Ekedahl (5)
317 Lamont B. Fowler (5)
W. FOURTH ST. INTERSECTS
•401 Frank Wood (1)
214 W. FIFTH ST. INTERSECTS
501 Levant R. Nichols (2)
306
503 Vacant
•308
505 John A. Fox (3)
•310
•505 Joseph H. Isbell (2)
509 William I. Wagoner (3)
•509 Mrs. Hannah Shelters (3)
W. SIXTH ST. INTERSECTS
CLINTON 304 310 *• Mrs. ELEVENTH Dewitt W. No ISABELLE Gorge Lynn Tulius Frank Llewlyn STREET.
houses FOURTH SEVENTH EIGHTH THIRD Flora Elva Right Stafford Jones Swanson C. Heath C. P. Smith Nichols Joslin and Dame ST. AVE. (2) (3) (4)
ST. (2) (1) ST. East (4)
(11) (10)
(4)
INTERSECTS
Side.

W. FIFTH ST. INTERSECTS
•510 Fred J. Shearman (2)
510 Mrs. Margaret Conners (3)
510 Edmond Dollard (2)
W. SIXTH ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
W. SEVENTH ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
W. EIGHTH ST. INTERSECTS
810 Charles Sandstrom (6)
Chautauqua Lumber Co.
ISABELLE AVE. INTERSECTS
910 Delbert E. Messenger (5)
920 George W. Adams (3)
New house
1016 Frank Jaroszynski (9)
CLYDE AVENUE.
From 442 Stowe east to Curtis.—Fifth ward.
Left and North Side.
(Incorrect numbers)
•123 George B. Waite (4)
HOTCHKISS ST. INTERSECTS
•92 John E. Anderson (4)
*76 Magnus Munson (5)
•68 Oswald Hartenstein (5)
•60 Andrew Johnson (6)
•54 DeForest W. Champlin (6)
•28 J. Eric Bergquist (10)
CLYDE AVENUE.
Right and South Side.
No houses
COLE AVENUE.
From 138 Virginia boulevard west to Osborn
(not opened between Forest avenue and
Sampson street).—Third and Sixth wards.
Left and South Side.
No houses
ELAM AVE. BEGINS
No houses
LINWOOD AVE. INTERSECTS
No houses
FOOTE AVE. INTERSECTS
•73 Irwin W. Luce (6)
•81 Clarence A. Arnold (5)
•85 Albert Wahlsted (5)
*85J^Vern C. Schwartz (4)
IVY ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
HAZZARD ST. INTERSECTS
•147 Thomas Hall (2)
HOWARD ST. INTERSECTS
161 Vacant
163 Fabien Anderson (5)
SOUTH MAIN ST. INTERSECTS
•185 Charles P. Nelson (4)
•187 Gust E. Carlson (3)
COLE •189 *18954Andrew •195 •203 •207 •215 •72 74 76 78 AVENUE.
James PROSPECT
FOREST SAMPSON
FOOTE IVY HAZZARD
Mrs. Frank Fred Michael Emil LINWOOD No Carl Vacant
houses
F. Right Rhoda ST. W. B. E. J. Brown Hannon G. AVE. Johnson Henry Anderson Cole Dennon INTERSECTS
and Ecklund ST. Hills AVE. (3) (5) North (2)
(3) INTERSECTS
(1) (4)
(3) Side.
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 17
HOWARD ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
•186 SOUTH MAIN ST. INTERSECTS
Charles Neiderlander (7)
BROADHEAD AVE. ENDS
304 New house
•204 308 Carl E. Bloomberg (4)
PROSPECT ST. INTERSECTS
Bert de La Court (3)
Arend Van Elk (2)
PARK ST. ENDS
No houses
FOREST AVE. INTERSECTS
No houses
SAMPSON ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
COLFAX STREET.
From 149 Baker south.—Sixth ward.
Left and East Side.
McKINLEY AVE. ENDS
•27 Otto T. Olson (6)
•31 Charles F. Forsberg (6)
MORTON ST. ENDS
41 Andrew Carlson (41
41 Godfrey A. Carlson (3)
•43 Albert Nordine (7)
•53 Edward C. Carlson (3)
•57 A. J. Bernhardt (5)
57 John Larson (4)
GRANDIN ST. ENDS
No houses
LAKE ST. ENDS
No houses
NEWLAND AVE. INTERSECTS
•163 Charles G. Johnson (10)
163 C. Conrad Larson (4)
•171 Patrick R. O'Neil (4)
HAZELTINE AVE. INTERSECTS
COLFAX STREET.
Right and West Side.
•10 Joseph Vennerstrom (4)
McKINLEY AVE. ENDS
•14 Gust A. Lager (5)
14 Magnus Sewell (6)
•20 lohn A. Swanson (5)
24 John A. Nelson (5)
'24 Mrs. Mary Erickson (3)
•32 Gust Anderson (5)
36 Vacant
MORTON ST. ENDS
40 Louis A. Johnson (5)
•40 Gustaf A. Johnson (5)
•46 Iver Swanson (4)
46 Axel M. Carlson (4)
•50 Hagen Martens (4)
50 Bert P. Benson (4)
COLLEGE •168 •172 •184 From •62 •66 •70 •74 •82 •86 •90 178 118 *21 •25 182 south John Vacant
William Samuel No Fred Ernest Arvid Charles R. George Adolph GRANDIN NEWLAND
HAZELTINE Swedish Gust Bernt Mrs. Harry junction to STREET. Gustaf houses Erie Selma Etta J. Nellie Webeck Emma P. Left A. Gustafson J. R. A. Anderson O. B. Gunnill Lund Zion Rudwaw of Newman Moe R. Strong Brown Olson Carlson and Sampson C. Lind ST. East M. R.—Fifth Church (4) (8) Oberg AVE. East Horton (2)
(4) (7) (5) Second (8) (2)
(5) (2)
Side.
INTERSECTS
ward. (4) and Chandler

18 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
25 Mrs. Louise Scott (3)
*29 August Forsberg (7)
29 George A. West (2)
•33 Willis H. Cobb (3)
37 Mrs. Julia Goranson (3)
37 Arthur Goranson (2)
•41 Rev. Walter A. Taylor (4)
•43 Mrs. Winifred M. Foley (3)
43 John Stevenson (2)
COLLEGE STREET.
Right and West Side.
High School Campus
COLUMBIA AVENUE.
From 244 Forest avenue east to Myrtle—
Third ward.
Left and North Side.
•11 August Lindbeck (4)
11 Carl Vickstrom (4)
15 Carl Jharl (3)
•15 Carl G. Ahnstrom (3)
17 Harry J. Courson (2)
17 Edwin R. DuBois (3)
•19 Van C. Eggleston (8)
19 Andrew P. Swanson (2)
25 Carl Stein (3)
•25 Peter G. Peterson (2)
•25J4 Lars Lindquist (3)
•29 Andrew A. Peterson (3)
29 Oscar A. Sellman (4)
COLUMBIA AVENUE.
Right and South Side.
•10 James Weiss (6)
•12 Algot J. E. Larson (3)
•16 Charles J. Lindbeck (6)
16 Ivar Anderburg (2)
•18 Ara V. Stone (3)
•22 Albert L. Raistrick (3)
22 Otto Warner (4)
•26 William N Hambleton (4)
26 Ivar Hanson (2)
CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
From
Baker west to Hallock.—Sixth ward.
Left and South Side.
• Albin Johnson (11)
•101 Melvin C. Wiltsie (5)
CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
Right and North Side.
No houses
COOK AVENUE.
From 417 Fairmount avenue south to West
Third.—Sixth ward.
Left and East Side.
5 Fred H. Van Tuyl (5)
•7 Henry J. Van Tuyl (2)
11 Henry C. Chadwick (2)
•11 Charles A. Johnson (3)
•21 Charles H. Rhodes (3)
COOK •101 *105 •109 •100 •26 •23 •29 •33 •18 •22 •34 •38 103 147 20 30 6 AVENUE. J. John James Emerson Walter George Arthur Harry Henry Gustaf C. Charles W. Ralph G. B. M. Alfred SIXTH F. P. T. Right Husband G. Boyd Dunn R. M. A. E. P. C. Matten L. W. N. E. Ellis Johnson Hall W. Sage Clark Couch Smith Haynes Jenner Parsons Rich Chase Neale Benson Hosie (7) ST. White (5) (2) (7) (3)
West (5)
(2) (6) INTERSECTS
(3)
(4)
(6) (2)
Side.
•104 William A. Myregaard (3)
•108 Merle Shearman (4)
112 Walter H. Haynes (4)
124 Charles Fargo (4)
•128 Elmer S. Anderson (2)
CORNEN AVENUE.
From 282 Baker west to Summit.—Sixth
ward. COWDEN PLACE (EAST).
No 155 houses Barrett east.—Sixth ward.
Left and North Side.
Carl Stam (3)
Jennie O. Malmquist (2)
Stacy C. Keller (2)
Bernard Duffy (2)
George E. Matteson (4)
COWDEN PLACE (EAST).
Guy W. Seem (2)
Right and South Side.
George E. Reagle (4)
Benjamin Zuckerman (3)
Lynn K. Spencer (3)
Harry E. Manchester (2)
Axel F. Walberg (4)
Alfred COWDEN Johnson PLACE (7) (WEST).
From 39 Charles east to 155 Barrett.—Sixth
ward.
Left and North Side.
•11 Charles L. Carlson (3)
•15 Mrs. Barbara Schopp (4)
15 Leonard Johnson (2)
•17 Charles A. Sandgren (3)
COWDEN PLACE (WEST).
Right and South Side.
•12 Charles J. Johnson (3)
12 Carl Benson (31
•16 Mrs. Mary J. Sugden (6)
•20 Axel F. Rinaldo (4)
20 Gust Engvall (3)
24 Vacant
•24 Charles W. Oberg (6)
30 Morgan & Nelson
32 Thomas S. Holdredge
32 Will H. Merchant (5)
COWING STREET.
From 1037 East Second north to Younglove
Place.—Fifth ward.
Right and East Side.
•6 Theron P. Jenkins (4)
•8 George Cogswell (3)
10 Charles E. Burch (5)
12 William Swanson (6)
14 Vacant
1454Charles A. Johnson (2)
FALCONER
106 Fred W. Johnson (3)
COWING STREET.
Left and West Side.
1 John Blagbrough (4)
*3 Uri Jones (2)
•5 Stephen A. Joslyn (3)
•9 Harold W. Stoner (4)
ST. INTERSECTS
CRANE From •11 109 ward. •6 •8 1054 James Ida FALCONER
Siddeth George Chauncey Martin 31 Alfred STREET. Foote Lindstrom Right Ryan Stubbs Merz, H. Johnston avenue Moon and Warren (3) ST. Jr. (4) (5) (2) South east (4) (4) INTERSECTS
to Side. Center.—Fifth

CRANE STREET.
Left and North Side.
•5 Mrs. Edith A. Wheeler (2)
5 Vacant
•9 John Hartley (5)
*11 Martin Merz (3)
CRESCENT STREET.
From 17 Cross east and north to East Second
at junction with Buffalo.—Fifth ward.
Left and North Side.
9 Herman L. Wiberg (3)
•9 Mrs. Johanna Erickson (1)
11 Charles Greenaae (9)
ll^Fred Smith (2)
1154Gustaf Parson (3)
•19 William Chamberlain (2)
19 Hudson Williams (2)
21 Mrs. Nellie Lackey (4)
WINSOR ST. INTERSECTS
107 Domenico Mancuso (2)
107 Joe Morella (3)
109 Mrs. Emma Johnson (2)
109 Fred Pollard (3)
•113 Mrs. Sophie Hult (4)
115 Robert Wood (6)
129 Vacant
131 James Howes (3)
133 Benjamin Brennan (4)
133 Mrs. Emma Holsworth (2)
CHENEY ST. INTERSECTS
203 Vacant
203 Mrs. Amelia Anderson (7)
•211 Mrs. Christine Ulander (2)
211 Mrs. Laura Hallstrom (2)
211 Milton M. Johnson (4)
215 Mrs. Frances Dolome (4)
215 Walter Nelson (4)
215 Vacant
•217 Mrs. Rosina Morse (2)
•225 George Bebb (4)
•231 Samuel J. Bailey (2)
231 Mary Howard (2)
237 Stan Yankoski (12)
241 Albin Anderson (4)
241 Eric Erickson (3)
243 Bertha Johnson (2)
•243 Mrs. Hannah Olson (3)
245 Swan Stranberg (3)
•245 Aaron Bergendahl (5)
•247 S. Fabian Johnson
247 Charles F. Johnson (8)
249 Frank Dickerson (2)
24,9 Vacant
251 Hjalmer Johnson (4)
251 Gustaf Johnson (4)
•253 Frank O. Anderson (5)
•501 •475 •329 •305 •297 •299 •303 •293 479 507 473 295 301 John Arthur Fred Edward Antonio KIPP Charles, Joseph Mario Jim Mrs. Frank Leonard Evald Pattsie Angelo BISHOP Nicholo James Mike Hans Patsy Holdsworth Toe Richard THAYER Polotse Dones A. L. Laegino Lamanda Pen Sarah Ida Richeano Elizabeth Merch P. Bucano Carlson Farrara ST. Cinfolo Tranell Benuk 1 Lentel Quantie llulvehill Marcnell Barbar Miosto I'enson L. A.. Nepoliton ornell Swanson Lawson ST. (3)
BEGINS J. Johnson Pickard Cloueh (2) (3) (1) (8) (5) Stoner (3) (4) ENDS
(6) (12) Birmingham BEGINS
(5) (2) (4)
(7)
(3)
(5)
(1) (2)
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 19
515 Charles Hopkins (2)
515 L. K. Bentley (2)
•521 Camina Martina (12)
539 Vacant
541 Vacant
CRESCENT STREET.
Right and South Side.
•6 Fred G. Kibling (4)
6 E. Daniel Anderson (2)
6 Vacant
•12 Charles J. Johnson (4)
•14 Mrs. Marv J- Swanson (1)
14 Thomas H. W. Meredith (4)
14 Jennie Ellickson (1)
•16 Arthur J. Johnson (2)
WINSOR
•108 Harriet O. Williams (4)
•112 R. E. Johnson (4)
•118 Thomas Lamm (2)
120 David Heginbotham (3)
122 Thomas E. Davis (3)
122 Carl Marsh (3)
•124 Harry T. Griswold (21
ST. INTERSECTS
CHENEY ST. INTERSECTS
200 American Carving Works
•216 John Coolig (5)
216 Vacant
218 Charles Johnson (7)
218 Mrs. Nellie Snow (5)
218 Louis H. Bluckhorn (5)
21854Vacant
•224 A. August Johnson (2)
224 Fred S. Stillwell (2)
224 John Berg (2)
224}4Edgar B. Lanning (5)
226 James R. Marvin (2)
226 Edison Le Roy (4)
226 54 Gustaf Anderson (6)
•234 Union Furniture Co.
238 Vacant
238 Mrs. Emma Carlson (3)
242 Alexander Parsons (4)
242 Mrs. Laura E. Brown (2)
•246 Andrew L. Johnson (2)
246 Vacant
246 F. August Rosenquist (2)
•254 Mrs. Emma Berquist (2)
254 John T. Halstead (2)
•256 William Motley (3)
256 Emil Petersm (3)
*258 Standard Oil Co.
300 Jamestown Upholstery Co.
OUARRY ROAD INTERSECTS
•492 George Trisco (10)
492 Frank Joe (2)
494 Vacant
CROSS From •520 •544 •546 •494 •516 •30 •36 •12 •18 •20 •24 502 524 552 504 522 Fifth •6 4 Jonas Gertrude Anna 600 E. Mrs. Andrew Axel John Charles Guiseppe Henry Tames Vacant Paulo Carl Conrad Gustaf STREET. ward. F. Jay East Almira Cynthia Wick Marv Right Emma C. Carlson D. E. Farman August Ouisimberto Brown Simpson Gustafson Harris Axelsohn F. Sjogren Russell Second Johnson Hazeltine Cole Maisto (5) E. Munson and J. Norwall Tropp (5) E. Lind Thatcher (31 (2) Peckham (4)
West south (21 (61 Harris (3) (51
(6) (101 (41 (1) (31
(2) Side. to (2) (1) Erie Railroad.

20 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
36 Mrs. Carrie H. Isaacson (4)
•40 Frederick J. Snowball (4)
CHANDLER ST. INTERSECTS
•106 John A. Stroth (4)
•108 August E. Anderson (3)
108 Arvid Thorchell (21
112 Mearl McManus (3)
112 Mrs. Ella Stratton (1)
116 Modesto Allessi (7)
116 John Scamont (3)
116 Charlie Campana (9)
*122 Mrs. Augusta Peterson (1)
CROSS STREET.
Left and East Side.
•7 Charles M. Petterson (2)
11 Elmer E. Howard (5)
11 Eugene E. French (2)
•17 Mrs. Lucy Crissey (1)
17 William Burgess (3)
CRESCENT ST. BEGINS
33 Mrs. Elizabeth Kellogg (2)
33 Adolph C. Schulze (3)
•35 Mrs. Christina W. Carlson (2)
35 Theodore Linderholm (2)
•37 Charles Ohnstrand (5)
*37 54 Mrs. Claire Stevenson (8)
39 Rev. E. E. Ryden (2)
3954Martin Layman (6)
*41 Tames Radley (3)
CHANDLER ST. INTERSECTS
•103 David Giltinan (3)
•105 William E. Trantum (3)
109 Andrew J. Jones (2)
109 Matthew Bishop (3)
109 Clinton E. Brown (3)
113 Joseph Baglia (11)
113 Charles Tromto (4)
115 Vacant
117 Mica Battele (2)
117 Joe Grego (2)
117 Diego Cramantona (6)
121 Dominic Alevato (5)
121 Mrs. Rosa Sance (5)
121 Rue Ferrare (3)
121 Mrs. Jennie Westefire (4)
CROSSMAN STREET.
From 900 North Main east to Bowen.—First
and Fifth Wards.
Left and North Side.
9 Vacant
•11 R. D. Pickard (4)
15 Henry Stoddard (3)
15 Virgil L. Stanley (3)
17 Arwood J. Ruttenber (5)
19 Vacant
105 Mrs Minnie Walsh (2)
•105 Herman M. Hansen (3)
CROSSMAN •111 •115 •221 *211 •215 *223 •227 •321 •329 •333 •339 •341 •411 •419 •347 »325 '345 •12 X Mrs. Elliot Adam T. Melville Wilbur Royal William Vernon PRENDERGAST C. Warren Edward Arthur LAKEVIEW
Henry E. Martin Reuben WTXSOR Charles Tav Tohn Stewart North Lawrence W. A. STREET. Pickard Cynthia Right T. A. S. Ports Todd C. Side Lucas R. Bergeson E. F K. P. B. L. Martin R. A. Sullivan Blodgett Fenton Marvin ST. Wood Nelson Williams Bailey Peckham and Underwood Look Fuller Havnes Hall (2) Meat Mills. AVE. (2) INTF.RSECTS
South (5) (1) (3)
(2)
AV. Market (6)
(5)
(1) (51 (2)
INTERSECTS
(3) Side. (61
•14 E. B. Hildum (2)
16 Leon Wiltsie (4)
•24 Eugene F. Bassett (2)
SPRING ST. ENDS
108 Grant Getts (5)
*108 John Hagstrom (3)
112 Lewis W. Stein (3)
PRENDERGAST AV. INTERSECTS
•206 John F. Morrison (2)
•210 Norman O. Waterman (3)
*212 Harriet Jones (2)
•214 George R. Butts (3)
216 Benj. Goldstein (4)
218 Vacant
220 John F. Blohme (2)
226 Vacant
230 David H. Richardson (6)
LAKEVIEW AVE. INTERSECTS
•310 E. B. Dewey (2)
•312 Ray F. Pickard (3)
•316 Patrick Moran (7)
•318 Dr. G. W. Cottis (4)
•330 James L. West (2)
•334 Lewis J. Davey (4)
338 E. Winfield Ross (4)
•340 E. Vern Bly (5)
•342 George J. Welshofer (8)
•346 William Learned (5)
*348 Fred J. Galloway (4)
WINSOR ST. INTERSECTS
•446 William Gustafson (5)
STURGES ST. INTERSECTS
CROWN STREET.
From 198 Barrett west to Orchard avenue.—
Sixth ward.
Right and North Side.
12 Charles Jones (3)
*12 Andrew J. Lindahl (4)
18 Emil J. Carlson (3)
•18 Axel C. Nelson (5)
*20 Ferdinand Holmberg (6)
24 Vacant
24 Vacant
•30 Aaron G. Anderson (6)
•34 John Wennberg (9)
•36 Carl G. Bloomberg (6)
36 Oscar B. Johnson (3)
CHARLES
114 Arthur J. Burrell (3)
•114 Axel F. Lindstrom (3)
118 August Anderson (61
•118 John Anderson (3)
CROWN STREET.
Left and South Side.
•11 Gust Carlson (7)
*13 Roy O. Carpenter (4)
13 Nels Pearson (4)
ST. INTERSECTS
CULVER CURTICE •117 From •17 •29 121 27 15 •5 6 Frank Charles Axel Mauritz C. Richard Emil CHARLES Mrs. Albert George August No 119 Raphael Fairmount STREET. STRELT. Emil houses Steele Nordstrand E. Josephine Right Left A. P. Anderson P. J. A. Eastman Nelson Pappas Hoglin Lindberg Rinaldo Alfson Hall south.—Sixth avenue ST. Kling Undberg East West (5)
(4) INTERSECTS
(6) (3)
(5) (7) north.—Sixth Side. (4) ward. ward.

CURTIS STREET.
From 1083 East Second northwest.—Fifth
ward.
Left and West Side.
No houses
FALCONER ST. INTERSECTS
•109 William C. Conic (2)
111 Gust E. Johnson (3)
•111 John Churchill (2)
FRINK AVE. ENDS
•211 Swan Anderson (2)
213 James Dethorne (2)
215 James G. Croston (4)
CLYDE AVE. ENDS
217 Floyd Noyes (6)
•223 Emil Erickson (14)
•225 Edward Seagren (9)
•227 Nelson H. Scott (5)
•229 Carl G. Stride (7)
•231 Robert Conroe (7)
•233 John A. Westman (4)
Mrs. Mary CUTLER Van Avery STREET. (6)
CURTIS From Frederick STREET. Blvd. west to
avenue.
Robinson
Right and East Side.
•4 Erick No houses
DEARBORN Hanson (8) STREET.
From •8 Edward 225 Barrett Jacobson west (10) to Sampson.—Sixth
•112 ward. Hiram V. Herrick (4)
CUSTER No STREET. houses
Northwest CHARLES from Baker.—Sixth ST. INTERSECTS ward.
•78 No W. houses Allen Sterner (2)
Vacant house
DEARING AVENUE.
From 418 Falconer northwest to Younglove
Place.—Fifth ward.
Right and East Side.
14 William Paulson (3)
*16 Mrs. Christine Johnson (6)
18 Abel Hedberg (9)
20 Vacant
•22 David G. Westling (6)
•24 Victor Lindstrom (7)
FRINK AVE. INTERSECTS
No houses
DEARING AVENUE.
Left and West Side.
11 George R. Lown (10)
11 Earl H. Holdridge (3)
•13 Fred Lindquist (5)
•15 Emil T. Peterson (8)
*17 Hjalmar Johnson (3)
•19 Olus Peterson (6)
21 Peter Larson (4)
23 Vacant
25 Hans Mattison (7)
27 George Edington (6)
DELAWARE From •11 Sixth 23 13 John FRINK No Carl Clarence 199 ward.
houses Baker AVENUE. P. A. Right Left Horton AVE. Carlson Thomas south and INTERSECTS
East (6) West to (4) (3) Newland Side. avenue.—
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 21
DERBY STREET.
From 63 South Main east and south to Victoria
avenue.—Third ward.
Left and North Side.
15 Everett L. Wait (2)
17 Frank Wolf (3)
19 William H. Gehm (2)
21 Agnes D. Derby (1)
21 Mrs. Sylvia Hayward (2)
23 Grace T. James (3)
23 Forest W. Scott (3)
25 Oliver Magnuson (12)
27 Vacant
27 Edward Wareing (3)
•29 R. Bender (2)
29 Oscar C. Nelson (2)
29 Hattie Downer (1)
35 Mrs. Ida Anderson (9)
•41 Gustaf Erickson (8)
DERBY STREET.
Right and South Side.
•18 Van W. Hall (3)
18 Sarah Horsfield (1)
20 Carl E. Galbraith (2)
20 John C. Derby (4)
•22 Sarah H. Smith (8)
24 Vacant
•24 William Beauchamp (2)
•26 Stephen L. Rice (6)
28 Lucy Woodward (2)
•28 Eric A. Forsbeck (2)
•30 Mrs. Augustus S. Harrington (3)
30 Roy H. Pollard (1)
30 Philo H. Weaver (1)
32 Mrs. Mary A. Nocere (4)
32 John Nocere (4)
34 Angelo Trovato (4)
34 Edward Carr (2)
36 Tony Rozze (5)
36 Anthony Glaze (3)
DEVON STREET.
From Frederick Blvd. west to Robinson avenue.
No houses
DEWEY PLACE.
From Fluvanna avenue north.
Right and East Side.
•2 Frank Hams (4)
DEWEY PLACE.
Left and West Side.
No houses
DEWEY PLACE.
From 63 Blanchard north to Newton.—Fifth
ward.
Right and East Side.
DEWEY DEXTER DOUGLAS From •15 '46 Fifth 12 ginia New Charles Hiram 1017 Emil opposite LINWOOD No STREET. ward. boulevard.—Sixth PLACE. houses
East Right Chindgren Left Newton B. 624 Second Anderson and AVE. Foote (2) West South East (5) north avenue INTERSECTS
ward. (7)
Side. to east Falconer.— to Vir­

22 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
DOUGLAS PLACE.
Left and North Side.
No houses
LINWOOD AVE. INTERSECTS
•33 Charles A. Peterson (9)
DOVER STREET.
From Bowen east to Thayer.—Fifth ward.
Left and North Side.
No houses
DOVER STREET.
Right and South Side.
2 Reno Christofferson (2)
4 Harry Ingleson (4)
DUNN AVENUE.
From 565 Falconer, north.—Fifth ward.
Right and East Side.
8 Harvey Mclntyre (5)
•16 Albert Skorski (6)
New house
DUNN AVENUE.
Left and West Side.
•17 Charles H Loucks (10)
DURANT AVENUE.
From Curtis west.-—Fifth ward.
Right and South Side.
6 Vacant
Johnson Cement Block Factory
New vacant house
64 Charles Johnson (7)
*76 Axel Forslund (7)
•80 Robert Yernberg (6)
84 Albert VanStee (5)
DURANT AVENUE.
Left and North Side.
No houses
EAGLE STREET.
From 317 Willard north to Benedict.—Fourth
ward.
Left and West Side.
•9 Mrs. Augusta Benson (4)
9 John Clawson (3)
•11 Carl O. Treff (5)
*23 Swan A. Swanson (6)
•27 Swan Boberg (1)
27 Oscar W. Erickson (5)
•47 Charles G. Bergman (4)
*57 John Bloomquist (4)
*77 John A. Johnson (6)
*89 Axel Bloomquist (4)
*91 Alexander Lundberg (3)
•93 Fred Loydahl (3)
93 John H. Loydahl (3)
EAGLE STREET.
Right and East Side.
•10 Gust Hult (1)
16 S. E. Bergquist (6)
From EARL *118 *42 •48 •56 *76 *S0 •86 *92 •94 •22 •32 Joseph AVENUE. Lazelle No Henning August 107 Arvid Albert William Thure Gust Leonard Mrs. Tohn Matilda houses Hallock Right Emily A. Left N. E. Peterson Tohnson Kestler J. W. J. Rahm Torncrantz Nelson Kraft Woodward and Haynes Swanson west C. (8) South (3) Bloomquist North (4) (7) (2) (6) to (4)
limits.—Sixth (5)
(4)
Side. (5) ward
vEIGHTEENTH STREET.
From 1037 North Main west to Washington.
—Second ward.
9 Left and South Side.
*9
Mrs. Azora Tiffany (2)
Elbert Patterson •11
Clyde B. Jugle (4)
15
George Morgan (2)
17
Kern E. Scott (2)
•21
William E. Stormer (4)
•23
Gerald J. Simpson (5)
25
William C. Maddox (2)
•27
Clyde Gibbs (3)
*6
•39
John Guinnane (8)
10
EIGHTEENTH STREET.
•12
Right and North Side.
•20
Samuel W. Clover (4)
22
Vacant
•38
John EIGHTH J. Fitzgerald STREET (3)(EAST).
•40
From Frank 800 North E. Maddox Main east (5) to Grant.—First
40
ward. Mrs. Katherine Laughlin (5)
Edward Left C. and Hoaglund North Side. (5)
P. Samuel F. Lewis H. Greenwood & Sons (2)
P. Enoch F. Lewis Greenwood (2) (2)
5
*7
7
11
•15
•21
21
•101
•105
•107
•111
113
211
211
•217
Charles F. Lewis (5)
George Dawson (4)
Merritt Batchelder (2)
Mrs. Anna Sellvin (3)
Mrs. Ella Wilcox (1)
SPRING ST. INTERSECTS
Clarence A. Slone (3)
James C. Peterson (3)
Fred A. Jones (2)
Benj. W. Hayward (3)
Harry Cleminger (2)
PRENDERGAST AV. INTERSECTS
•221 513 William Burns (2)
•225 513 Raymond Olson (2)
•515 •301 C. L. Eckman (4)
•609 SUMNER PLACE BEGINS
•611 Ernest H. Cook (4)
•613 Henry C. Price (4)
613 FULTON ST. INTERSECTS
George W. Jude (4)
100 LAKEVIEW AVE. INTERSECTS
•106 No houses
108 LIBERTY ST. INTERSECTS
•208 Arvid Setterlund (2)
•212 George Wilson (3)
•218 William A. Knowlton (3)
218 LINCOLN ST. INTERSECTS
•300 Benj. S. Dean (4)
•408 Perl A. Butts (3)
•514 R. D. Stoeltzing (3)
514 Louis M. Partridge (3)
•516 EIGHTH STREET (EAST).
•612 Right and South Side.
•614 Branch School No. 1
Elmer Mrs. A. LINCOLN
W. William Vacant
LIBERTY SPRING Edward Frank FULTON LAKEVIEW PRENDERGAST E. L. H. Alice Jane Ellen Mary Clara Jennie Hills VanGelder W. Grant Benedict Coppie R. E. Cheney R. Petyt Kochersperg Jones L. ST. (3) Johnson Dearing AVE. Truesdell Weaver (3) INTERSECTS
(5) Hendrickson (3) AV. (2)
(3)
(2) INTERSECTS
(1) (3)

EIGHTH STREET (WEST).
From 715 North Main west to Chadakoin
River.—Second ward.
Left and South Side.
•11 Mrs. Clara J. Walker (4)
•15 Mrs. Flora Aylesworth (3)
17 Charles J. Hoerger (6)
19 29 J. Michael Fletcher E. Hurley Ward (4) (6)
•21 •29 Alfred Willi;
[Ham
N. -•
Richardson
Harrington ' '
(2)
(3)
•33
Earl T. Hall (4)
21 Arthur CHERRY Loungeway ST. INTERSECTS (2)
109 21 John Almond Pahlman F. Morgan (2) (3)
111 Matthew Curtis (2)
•115 Mrs. Flora A. Putnam (1)
115 DeGourney Phillips (4)
115 George H. Putnam (2)
WASHINGTON ST. INTERSECTS
•203 Mrs. Margaret Rosier (2)
•207 William M. Callahan (2)
•209 Lewis D. Tyrrell (4)
LAFAYETTE ST. INTERSECTS
301 Nathaile Westervelt (4)
303 Arthur Dryburg (2)
305 Gilbert A. Peterson (5)
307 Bert A. Bentley (5)
•315 Martha A. Knapp (1)
JEFFERSON ST. INTERSECTS
•409 William J. Haehn (2)
•413 Emil Wilhelm (4)
•415 Charles Carlson (8)
CLINTON ST. INTERSECTS
•503 Whitman P. Hunt (3)
MONROE ST. INTERSECTS
601-607 Jamestown Bottling Co.
601-607 Jamestown Brewing Co.
615 Hogle Oil Co.
621 Fabian Carlson (9)
623 Wren W. Northrop (2)
635 Lake House
635 Henry A. Hotchkiss (3)
MURRAY AVE. ENDS
701 L. L. Ingerson
701 Henry Sharpe (2)
701 John Whitford (1)
701 Mrs. Lvdia E. King (1)
701 Toge Hulquist (7)
701 Fairmount Mission
703 Vearon Thornton (2)
705 L. L. Ingerson (2)
705 Adelbert Johnson (2)
705 Mrs. Ida Crick (2)
705 Charles H. Davis (3)
705 Mrs. Mary J. Brattberg (2)
705 John Diezlen (2)
705 John Flaisher (2)
705 Caroline Smith (2)
EIGHTH •711 •106 707-709 •709 •22 •30 •34 •38 •16 •18 705 108 26 40 *8 24 John H. Merle VALLEY Jacob Vacant Hattie Floyd George CHERRY Oscar Mrs. Austin James William Harry Augusta Emma Loucious Elwin Perry Claude Simmons STREET S. .Anna Right Helen A. More Lindholm H. F. Bohall T. M. R. McCarthy Wright Nelson J. Stafford Fox D. P. Goldbach Rapp Johnson B. Simmons Jacobson Orr Smith Gifford ST. (WEST). Andrews Apt. and Moran C. M. (4) (2) Parker (1) (4) (2)
Nelson Sweet BEGINS North INTERSECTS
(2) (1) and (5) (3)
(2)
(4) (3) (2) Cafe (3) Side. (2)
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 23
112 Clarence L. Turner (5)
116 Vacant
WASHINGTON ST. INTERSECTS
•208 Frank H. Anderson (4)
*214 Mrs. Mary Harrison (4)
*216 Benj. Fessenden (2)
•218 C. Ernest Baldwin (3)
LAFAYETTE ST. INTERSECTS
300 William H. Risley (4)
304 Mrs. Mary Kordenbrock (2)
•306 John T. Marsh (6)
•308 Walter C. Smith (3)
310 James McGowan (4)
•314 Mrs. Elizabeth McConnell (4)
JEFFERSON ST. INTERSECTS
•400 George A. Young (2)
400 John V. Poss (3)
404 Lewis A. Putnam (3)
408 Edward Beshgetoor (3)
410 Charles H. Earl (6)
•414 Fred B. Smith (4)
418 Sture Rohn (5)
420 John P. Harrison (5)
CLINTON ST. INTERSECTS
•500 Mrs. Bessie Jamison (1)
504 Victor Bodell (9)
508 George Babcock (2)
508 William A. Burns (2)
MONROE ST. INTERSECTS
602-610 Johnson Ice & Coal Co.
•612-620 Tamestown Brewing Co.
FAIRMOUNT AVE. INTERSECTS
804 Harry Toro
806 Chautauqua ELAM Traction AVENUE. Co. Carpenter
Shop Right and West Side.
'4
Axel Chautauqua Nelson Traction (4) Co. power house
•20
Jamestown Donald P. Thayer St. Ry. (2) power house
ELAM AVENUE. MARTIN ROAD INTERSECTS.
From
•60
No Cole houses avenue south.—Fourth ward.
•80
•96 BURTCH Left ST. and INTERSECTS
East Side.
•104
17 Robert Tohn A. Crossley Winterburn (4)(6)
17 Richard Ernest E. Feather Tohnson (6) (2)
FYom •19 MARION Smith Middleton ST. INTERSECTS
(5)
•11 Warren New house W. Rush (2)
•19 Dick MARTTN North ROAD (3) INTERSECTS
21 ELEVENTH No houses STREET.
2154869 BURTCH North ST. Main INTERSECTS
west.—Second ward.
•23 •59 Vincent Left Markiel and South (7) Side.
•27 •63 Walter Sarah J. B. Griffith Morse (1) (4)
•79 29 Alexander Fred Michel L. (4) Stewart (2)
2954 John MARION C. Hoerger ST. INTERSECTS (9)
*\27 3354 Vacant Thomas H. Sweeney (3)
•33 Herbert E. Norton (5)
•35 Mrs. Catherine Folland (3)
35 Roy M. Shepard (5)
•41 •45 •53 39
49 "Kate Henry Duane Mrs. Mark Tohn Frank Toe Nelson Cascia Martha Josie A. Knight H. M. Marcello S. J. Farm Austin Kelley Johnson Earle Safford N. (3) Barnett (5) Jones (5) (3)
(3) (2)(4)
(1)

24 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
•57 Samuel A. Brown (4)
*61 Mrs. Mary J. Davis (1)
61 Frank J. Dull (3)
•65 Charles A. Hatch (3)
65 Harold Rosedahl (2)
69 Otto O. Deming (4)
WASHINGTON ST. INTERSECTS
105 William B. Caines (2)
•107 Max M. McGee (3)
•109 F. O. Bellizio (4)
LAFAYETTE ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
JEFFERSON ST. INTERSECTS
•149 Hans Kloppenborg (4)
ELEVENTH STREET.
Right and North Side.
8 Joseph LaVier (4)
•12 Devillo Maclease (3)
*18 James Congleton (2)
•22 Tony Deangelis (1)
22 Elmer J. Baxell (3)
26 Vacant
•30 George F. Peterson (3)
34 William D. Grodewant (3)
•34 Harry A. Krone (2)
34 Fred Krone (3)
•38 Richard N. Wickfield Sr. (3)
42 Charles Miller (2)
46 John Loucks (5)
•48 James McVay (1)
50 Andrew Randall (2)
54 Mrs. Bertha ELK Whitney STREET. (4)
From 54 John 142 Chandler A. Anderson south (2) to Franklin.- -Fifth
•62 ward. Edward DeLoe (9)
•66 James Left H. Erwin and East (3) Side.
68 11 John Bailey F. P. Meli Bratt (6) (2)
•72 •13 Mrs. John Hattie P. ELK Nelson M. STREET. (31 King (1)
•15 72 Leonard Herbert Right A. Weatherly and Niles West (8) (3) Side.
74 *6 Benjamin Tames E. P. Renner King (6) (2)
•74 •10 Ebenezer Horsfall Crowe A. Horr (4)(5)
•12 WASHINGTON Mrs. Mary Johnson ST. (7) INTERSECTS
•106 •14 George Tohn M. H. Lawson Edwards (2) (3)
•108 •18 George P. Alfred T. Peterson Chambers (4)
110 •22 Charles John D. R. Taylor Erwin (4) (6)
22 LAFAYETTE Emma Jacobson ST. (11 INTERSECTS
*22!-4Emil Tamestown C. Tacobson Driving (11 Park
112 26 Joseph Arthur M. Hutley Roberts (2)(4)
ELLICOTT 114 Merrill STREET. D. Anderson (3)
From between English and King south to
Shaw avenue.—Fourth ward.
Left and East Side.
21 Edward O. Griswold (4)
21 Vern C. Willard (4)
•33 Eric Peterson (6)
KING ST. INTERSECTS
•49 Carl O. Peterson (4)
•61 Axel R. Johnson (6)
•65 •71 •77 •83 •87 •95 91 Gust Mrs. John Martin Charles Alfred Ernest Leonard Hallberg Jane Emil Peterson O. J. G. A. Lagerdahl Bird Holt Gustafson Jones (3) (1) (2) (8) (3) (5) (4) (5)
103 Mrs. Esther M. Massey (3)
•105 Lynn A. Roberts (3)
ELLICOTT STREET.
Right and West Side.
•22 Mrs. Matilda L. Lawson (3)
•32 William H. Olds (3)
KING ST. INTERSECTS
•66 Mrs. Margaret L. Harrington (1)
*68 Claus Anderson (5)
*78 Mrs. Nancy B. Dracup (3)
78 Joel Larson (3)
ELLIOT AVENUE.
From before 510 Forest avenue west to Colfax.—Sixth
ward.
Left and South Side.
•11 Jacob P. Johnson (5)
*21 P. Otto Johnson (10)
31 Frank E. Garfield (9)
•35 Axel T. Astrom (7)
39 Vacant.
ELLIOT AVENUE.
Right and North Side.
•36 Ben A. Johnson (2)
ELM 9 STREET.
From 9 Shaw avenue south to Camp street.—
Fourth 11 ward.
•13 No houses
ENGLISH •117 STREET.
From 117 346 Allen east to Camp street.—Fourth
119 ward.
119
•249
•395 249
Left and North Side.
Barney O'Neill (3)
Lewis Smith (21
Vacant
Charles J. Johnson (11)
BARROWS ST. INTERSECTS
Thomas H. Bailey (4)
John Suttle (3)
Charles O. Erickson (6)
Oscar Deburg (2)
TOWER ST. ENDS
Charles F. Johnson (2)
Emil J. ENGLISH Carlson (3) STREET.
BEMUS Right ST. and ENDS South Side.
No houses
120 BARROWS WILLIS ST. ST. BEGINS INTERSECTS
120 V. Ludwig F. C. C. Anderson Olson (6) (5)
HOLMAN John J. Anderson ST. BEGINS (3)
*401 614 Mrs. TOWER Emma ST. G. ENDS Anderson (4)
•403 •618 John Charles E. J. Carlson Shurman (2)(4)
•407 •662 Andrew KING Hegg (1)
ENSIGN
ST. ENDS
STREET.
407 Nelson Martin (3)
From
Merritt
346 Willard
Parker
south.—Fourth
(6)
ward.
•605 Victor Domminico Holmberg (2)
Left and
Piazzo
East
(10)
Side.
605 Emil Rufus Johnson (2)
No houses
Brogden (5)
•609 Bernhard Fredlund (4)
PEARL AVE. INTERSECTS
•623 Eugene H. Benson (4)
101 Oscar C. Sundeen (9)
•627 Corbin K. Willard (1)
'103 Andrew P. Anderson (9)
•751 627 673 Elmer Alfred Sam Edward Dearnlay J. Nelson P. Johnson Ohearn (7) (5)(4)
(6)

ENSIGN STREET.
Right and West Side.
No houses
EUCLID AVENUE.
From 1154 Prendergast avenue east.—-First
and Fifth wards.
Left and North Side.
•19 Elsie E. Leet (3)
•21 I. Leonard Daye (4)
*31 James G. Townsend (3)
33 Joseph Smith (3)
LAKEVIEW AVE. INTERSECTS
111 C. J. Norquist (2)
115 Brainard T. Harkness (3)
115 Vacant
•117 Walter Hitchcock (4)
•123 David F. Braley (7)
•125 Mrs. Antoinette Trusler (2)
•127 Harold S. Halliday (3)
127 Vacant
•131 Amos R. Davis (6)
•133 Thomas Ennis (6)
•135 Alfred Wickstrom (7)
•137 C. Elmer Carlson (6)
•139 Carl W. Hermanson (7)
•141 Mrs. Catherine Munroe (4)
•143 Burt D. Baldwin (5)
•149 Henry J. Hansen (3)
EUCLID AVENUE.
Right and South Side.
Branch School No. 6
•30 Arthur M. Lazier (5)
*32 A. Lavern Clapp (6)
LAKEVIEW AVE. INTERSECTS
110 Eric J. Hjalm (4)
•120 Otto A. Youngstedt (7)
•122 Charles J. Anderson (6)
124 Charles FABER B. Ulrich STREET. (6)
From
*128 Oscar Frederick H. Swanson Blvd. (6) west to Robinson
avenue.
•130 No Mrs. houses Mary H. Dunton (1)
•132 Mrs. Amanda FACTORY West ALLEY. (5)
From •134 201 Fred East J. Sutton First north (3) to Eighth.
•136 Mrs. Violet Left and E. Shaw West (6) Side.
•138 No Gustaf houses L. Jernberg (7)
FACTORY •140 Hettie ALLEY. A. Gardiner (5)
' 142 Vacant Right and East Side.
•144 No J. Al. houses Gustafson (5)
EVERETT SECOND PLACE. ST. INTERSECTS
From A. Jones M. & Jones Gifford avenue to Erie R. R.—
Sixth THIRD ward. ST. INTERSECTS
FAIRFIELD No houses AVENUE.
From EXETER 401 STREET. Forest avenue east.—Third ward.
From Avalon Left Blvd. and west North to Side. Robinson avenue.
No nouses houses
FAIRFIELD AVENUE.
Right and South Side.
*8 12 Harold Mrs. Gust W. Louise E. Forsberg Carlson Johnson (2)
(4)
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 25
•16 Clyde Johnson (4)
16 Gust A. Borg (4)
•20 Emil W. Danielson (2)
24 Vacant
•28 Herbert Chiverton (3)
•32 Charles Setterlund (2)
32 Oliver Jones (3)
•36 Eric Anderson (4)
36 Mrs. Hilda Youngstrom (2)
*44 John Soderquist (4)
FAIRMOUNT AVENUE.
From 533 West Third northwest to city limits.—Sixth
ward.
Left and West Side.
5 John H. Wilson (9)
•13 M. J. Gallup (3)
13 George W. Brennan (4)
•19 W. S. Cameron (3)
•23 Walter B. Horton (3)
•27 W. M. Davis (3)
•31 Douglas C. Allen (3)
•35 John Herby (3)
35 Edward Warren (2)
HAMILTON ST. INTERSECTS
43 Garnett Nobbs (4)
43 Vacant
43 Kate Ward (1")
43 Emmett Evens (4)
47 Mrs. Margaret Walkerman (3)
•47 T. M. Roberts (6)
*51 91 Mrs. Janette Metcalf (3)
93 57 Vacant
•61 93 P. M. Johnson (2)
95 61 Wallace Van Zandt (3)
•65 B. D. Chadwick (2)
69 Mrs. K. M. Fairchild (5)
•73 J. D. Abrams (5)
•75 Sherman L. Watson (4)
81 Vacant
•85 George H. Day (7)
•89 Wilton H. DeLaney (3)
91 Robert Hagstrom (3)
Bert M. Weaver (3)
•199 Otto F. Christenson (5)
205-207 Carl Woodard (2)
Sallberg Crowe Block & Johnson
205 Fred Knowlton (3)
Swan J. Sallberg (3)
205 95 William Olmstead (3)
Jud. Weatherby (2)
205 95 54Joseph Aspden (2)
Louis P. Lane (4)
*103 205 Mrs. Margaret Curry (1)
Albert C. Rodney
103 Mrs. Anna Curran (1)
207 Lawrence H. Johnson (2)
215 107 John Herman
207 Frank D. Newberry (31
223 J. W. & N. W. INTERSECTS
HALL AVE. BEGINS
•227 W. EIGHTH ST. INTERSECTS
•215 Albert Griffith (2)
117 Northrop Bros.
Louie Lucas (3)
119-123 Riverside Hotel (10)
Foster Meabon (3)
145-153 Jamestown Table Co.
Tohn A. Brown (3)
ERIE R. R. INTERSECTS
CATLIN AVE. BEGINS
WHITLEY AVE. BEGINS
•237 Mrs. L. Jane Ross (1)
181 Harry W. Barker (3)
•259 •247 251 263
245
245 185 183 William
James
Willie Charles G. COOK Albert Bertram Walter Martin George FAIRVIEW City A. Fire Benson Laycock
Merkt
H. AVE. Spellacy Maes L. S. Schoumaker A. Station Westling Saxton Swanson Holmes Wheeler AVE.
(3)
(2) BEGINS (3)
(2) No. (3) (4) (2) (5) BEGINS
5. '

26 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
•267 Mrs. Sarah A. Jones (1)
269-271 Nyberg Block
269 West Side Meat Market
271 Andrew Johnson (3)
271 Walter L. Johnson
271 Christ Bjorn (2)
271 Roger Slocum (2)
271 Herman Swanson (4)
LAKIN AVE. BEGINS
283 Luther S. Lakin (4)
STEWART AVE. ENDS
Fairmount School
•321 Irving H. Broadhead (2)
"325 Earl W. Henning (3)
325 Richard Fisher (2)
HALLOCK ST. INTERSECTS
•333 Charles C. Haas (6)
•339 Samuel C. Entwistle (4)
*343 Mrs. Margaret Lombard (4)
•347 Wilkinson Hall (4)
351 Adam Haecker (2)
351 Arthur Haecker (3)
•355 Charles W. Haecker (3)
379 Bert D. Amsdell (5)
FULLERTON AVE. BEGINS
387 George T. Armstrong (6)
•391 William D. Hodges (2)
391 John Erickson (5)
403 Paul A. Appleton (3)
403 James A. Wallace (4)
McDANNELL AVE. BEGINS
FAIRMOUNT AVENUE.
Beyond limits.
Left and South Side.
CHICAGO AVE. BEGINS
•831 Lovirtue C. Hart (4)
•835 John Love (3)
BUTTS AVE. BEGINS
» Anthony Ellis (2)
Arthur Tuckerman (2)
HANFORD AVE. BEGINS
G. R. Broadberry (2)
• Isaac Hardwick (2)
• Fred A. Mclntyre (2)
• Lawrence Cotter (7)
• George W. Koehl (4)
George W. Edwards (2)
• Cyrus E. Jones (12)
• Mrs. J. W. Button (4)
Dr. Ernesto Loffredo (2)
Lakeview Rose Gardens
Vacant
HOWARD AVE. ENDS
Tenement Vacant
• Howard R. Black (3)
• Tohn W. Windsor (4)
"Richard B. Metcalf (1)
FAIRMOUNT * • AVALON Two "OVERLOOK FREDERICK THE ROBINSON No PRICE WELLMAN MERCHANT Ernest TOWN Charles Wilson's Branch Andrew Tohn A. L. Floyd Ella Wesley W. M. Elmer houses
E. M., W. AVENUE. Shearman F. Right HICKORIES
Hockett B. Frank C. Wicks Martin AVE. School LINE Terwilliger I. Jolly Tin Rulifson Wilson Gifford BLVD. McMillan Rohlin vacant and (2)
(6) Shop
AVE. BLVD. BEGINS (4) ROAD No (2) East (3) (6) (4)
(3)
2
BEGINS (3) Side.
INTERSECTS
12 Mrs. Jessie Benson (4)
•18 John W. Wade (4)
•22 L. W. Wiltsie (4)
22 Jay Clarke (2)
28 Mrs. Harriet Wilson (1)
28 George M. Reiser (2)
HAMILTON ST. INTERSECTS
"36 Mrs. Rose A. Stratton (2)
•40 Mrs. J. B. Collins (11)
44 Louis H. Slosberg (7)
50 William Walsh (3)
W. FIFTH ST. ENDS
•64 Christian Fuhrmann (6)
70 Dwight L. Moore (9)
76 P. G. Ostrom (2)
80 Vacant
CARROLL ST. ENDS
90 Clara Webster (7)
*92 Ferdinand Bauer (6)
92 Fairmount Meat Market
100 A. M. Pratt
Arthur M. Pratt (4)
102 E. E. Stevens
E. E. Stevens (6)
104-108 Johnson Block
104 Harry F. Simmons (2)
106 G. E. Brown
Glenn E. Brown (4)
William T. Marsh (4)
108 Fairmount Grocery
108 C. E. Manross (4)
Laford Hiller (2)
W. EIGHTH ST. INTERSECTS
Chautauqua Lake Navigation Co.
J. W. & N. W. R. R. Depot
T. & G. AVE. BEGINS
ERIE R. R. INTERSECTS
METALLIC AVE. BEGINS
174 Wilcox Block
Mrs.' Rubv C. Sundquist (2)
Rose Duffy (2)
John J. Tomb (4)
tames W. Young (3)
176 G. E. Reagle
178 Wm. A. Lewis (5)
180 George H. Bailev (2)
184 George W. Blaisdell (6)
186 Mrs. Rosetta Lovejoy (3)
•186 Frank B. Hibbard (2)
•190 E. H. Woodward (5)
194 Vacant
194 Henry Kohlbacher (3)
•196 Tohn Hackett (3)
198 Victor E. Carlberg (5)
198 Vacant
Calvarv Baptist Church.
LIVINGSTON AVE. BEGINS
210-214 •218 •220 •234 •250 •252 •270 •282 •286 '274 '276 214 224 226 228 238 256 260 344 278 322 334 West Post Vacant Raymond John Carter Emmett Claude GENEVA Bvron Shoe Frank Devillo E. R. Thomas William GENESEE ITTICA MEADOW F.ugene Tames HALLOCK George Robert Tohn H. Office Pinnise Shop G. Taderstrom W. Point Costino C. Showier Cole D. Drug L. V. Ellis C. Block Lay Burt H. ST. Tohnsou Hueunin C. Smith Kenison Tackman Eden Sub-station
Ellis LANE Grocery
Burt Ross Carter (5) ST. Richardson Store BEGINS (4) (2) (3) (6)
(4) (3)
INTERSECTS
(2)
(3)
(5) (2) BEGINS (3) (3)

HAMMOND ST. BEGINS
360 George M. Hatch
364 Lucien H. C. Nutting (3)
370 Ira A. Douglas (4)
LOVELL AVE. BEGINS
406 Harry A. Gifford (4)
420 Henry D. Lopus (3)
FAIRMOUNT AVE.
Beyond Limits.
North and Right Side.
Vacant
Thomas Laycock (3)
MERLIN AVE. BEGINS
• Jules Carrette (4)
• E. R. Langford (5)
• Andrew Ellison (4)
• Edward H. Ellison (3)
William A. Slater (31
* William L. Slater (2)
* Mrs. Ella B. Dean (1)
"* Frank H. Butler (4)
* Mrs. Harriet Finley (2)
L. C. Moore (2)
DUNHAM AVE. BEGINS
Mrs. Mary E. Loomis (4)
Robert Ellison (2)
• Frank S. Wheeler (3)
ALLEGANY AVE. BEGINS
Ralph G. Osborne (4)
• Dr. E. M. Scofield (3)
101 Hugh M. Newton (4)
105 TACKSON AVE. BEGINS
•111 Odell F. Cree (3)
•115 • Howard W. Ailing (8)
117 • Alton H. Appleby (4)
•117 • Roy Charles N. McCartney Shearman (4)
•121 • John Mrs. Lilla Hayes Shearman (3) (4)
125 WICKS Patrick Fitzgerald AVE. BEGINS (6)
125 Gaish Titus Allen Clarke (5) (6)
•129 George William Welshoffer J. Corkery Jr. (4) (4)
FAIRVIEW •131 Timothy AVENUE. Corkery (6)
From •133 Israel opposite Carpenter 174 Fairmount (3) avenue south
•137 FAIRVIEW to West Third.—Sixth AVENUE. ward.
•139 Right Left and and East West Side. Side.
•143 *8 3 George Charles Fraiser Greenwood (4) (4)
10 W. George SIXTH T. Potter ST. INTERSECTS (4)
12 Mclntyre's Edward Doane Grocery (3)
•20 Thomas William Beightol F. Lepp (4) (5)
26 Mrs. Edward Eliza L. A. Lombard Bush (4) (3)
26 Timothy Edward A. Mallen Teudesmann (2) (3)
2654Ernest John Kolwoilski E. Maybee (2) (3)
28 Walter Charles LaDuke A. Anderson (5) (4)
28 Fred August Nichols L. Anderson (3) (3)
•30 Mrs. Mrs. Hannah Minnie Kelso Lawson (4) (3)
W. SIXTH ST. INTERSECTS
•110 •112 •128 •132 •150 •154 108 126 130 John Elmer Harry D. Harold Tohn Milton Blair Thomas Charles T. Curran Smaltz Murray Corkery W. Bartlett Schuler Johnson E. Hannon Broderick Hibbard Peterson (4) (2) (3) (5) (2)
(2) (7)(2)
(3) (4)
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 27
FALCONER STREET.
From 134 Lakeview avenue east to city line
where it continues into village of Falconer
as Falconer street.—First ward; east of
Winsor, Fifth ward.
Left and North Side.
*23 Charles C. Green (3)
•27 Emil F. Peterson (4)
' 31 Leonard S. Pennell (2)
33 Mrs. Nettie R. Thomas (3)
•35 Fred A. Price (3)
•39 William A. Torrance (4)
3954A. D. Rice (3)
•43 John J. Beurstrom (4)
•47 Merlin A. Bliss (7)
*51 Thomas Mahoney (11)
•59 Mrs. Katherine A. Brown (3)
59 Vacant
63 Leslie M. Woods (4)
63 Tohn G. Tuxford (2)
WINSOR ST. INTERSECTS
•85 John T. Sanctuary (5)
•87 Edward Carlson (3)
•93 Alfred A. Nord (6)
•97 Oscar F. Nelson (4)
*105 August Wallen (2)
•109 Frank L. Chelstrom (6)
STURGES ST. BEGINS
Branch School No. 10
131 C. A. Larson
131 Charles A. Johnson (2)
131 Fred Byford
131 Charles L. Allen (6)
BOWEN ST. INTERSECTS
•143 John T. Carlson (4)
143 J. Emil Johnson (2)
*147 Frederick W. Elf (3)
•151 Victor A. Gronberg (3)
THAYER ST. INTERSECTS
165 Fred Ackley (1)
165 Charles Dearborn (4)
165 Mrs. Priscilla Ellener (2)
*171 Charles A. Goranson (4)
171 Andrew L. Johnson (4)
STOWE ST. INTERSECTS
•201 Edward Hokenson (2)
201 Gust A. Anderson (3)
WEEKS ST. INTERSECTS
•235 John W. Ahlstrom (3)
•239 Charles O. Swanson (6)
241 Adolph Carlson (4)
243 P. Olof Peterson (6)
JEFFORDS ST. INTERSECTS
•257 Carl V. Lawson (4)
261 Vacant
•261 •265 •277 •299 •305 •309 •329 •339 •341 •343 •359 •355 •379 •393 •401 •413 325 349 34354Mrs. 363 365 373 565 Theodore Columbus Earl BUFFALO Thomas Andrew Everett J. William Carlos Ernest C. Charles COWING Frank Clyde DEARING Erwin CURTIS DUNN No Edwin Henry William houses Nelson L. Ida Fairbank Ella Elizabeth Molly G. A. E. H. L. Bergren Gould Sampson Carpenter Anderson A. Warner M. AVE. B. ST. Jones Fagerstrom M. C. Blanchard Tohnson Imus Kerr Johnson Hjalm Reeder Stanley ST. Hultberg Geer AVE. Fox Thompson Steenrod (9) (3)
Burrows Wilson (4) (2) INTERSECTS
(8)
(5) (3)
(7) (1) (6)
(4) (3) BEGINS (10)
(4)
(3) (2) (5) (7) (4)

28 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
565
569
569
•603
•30
36
56
•58
•68
•80
80
•84
84
•86
92
92
•92
•96
•100
•104
108
108
•112
•120
•124
138
•142
146
150
150
•152
•168
168
•172
172
172
188
188
188
188
192
•192
192
•196
196
196
200
200
200
Frank M. Rounds (4)
Fred L. Anderson (6)
Oscar J. Olson (9)
WOODLAWN AVE. INTERSECTS
No houses
LINDSEY AVE. INTERSECTS
Lafayette Stoddard (5)
CHARLOTTE AVE. INTERSECTS
New house
ALLEY INTERSECTS
No houses
GUSTAVUS AVE. INTERSECTS
ORPHANAGE ST. INTERSECTS
A. Ernest Nordstrom (8)
FALCONER STREET.
Right and South Side.
Falconer St. Garage
LIBERTY ST. ENDS
John A. Burch (5)
Gardner's Grocery
LINCOLN ST. ENDS
Charles E. Treat (5)
Thomas W. Little (3)
GRANT ST. ENDS
Walter A. Sellew (2)
WINSOR ST. INTERSECTS
James S. McCallum (3)
James S. Scott (4)
John H. Short (4)
Vacant
Charles Carlson (7)
W. E. Bracey
William Bracey (2)
Mrs. Viola Barry (1)
Charles J. Olson (7)
Edward P. Wilcox (3)
Frank Webeck (5)
William Anderson (4)
Vacant
Carl J. Adams (6)
Carl J. Olson (3)
August Rask (5)
BOWEN ST. INTERSECTS
Peter J. Peterson (8)
W. H. Karr (4)
Charles A. Gustafson (5)
Frederick Pfeil (4)
Gust Nelson (2)
Gustave A. Lindstrom (3)
THAYER ST. INTERSECTS
William Swanson (5)
William W. Wilson (4)
Frank E. Connelly (4)
David Swanson (3)
STOWE ST. INTERSECTS
Hilmar Olson (3)
Vacant
•202 •218 •222 •234 •236 "238 200
214
226 228 254 Joseph Hilma WEEKS T. John JEFFORDS Myrtle Elmer Hilda N. Charles Mrs. Oscar C. W. Arthur Claus Carl L. Conrad Burton Grace Leon W. Bert Amel Gottfried Julius John Albin E. W. Hilda Kate Carlson Sackris S. R. M. & Nelson Hibbard J. Wing C. Orcutt E. N. LTson Ryan Anderson Gustafson ST. Olson Pang B. Nyberg Dull Johnson Lewis Kellogg Carlson Kofod Ryan Lilly Nelson Abrahamson M. Enlund ST. (1) (10)
(3)
(1) (5) (6)
Anderson (21
(4) (1) (5) INTERSECTS
(6)
(3)
(2) (4)(3)
258 Charles Carlson (4)
•258 Carl T. Stohlberg (4)
•262 Charles P. Carlson (4)
•266 Mrs. Clara Holmberg (4)
KIPP ST. ENDS
•278 Mrs. Jennie Y. Carpenter (4)
278 Mrs. Susan M. Drummy (2)
•292 John Chappell (6)
292 David Kitch (3)
296 J. Harvey Skipper (3)
296 Frank L. Anderson (8)
296 Thomas Bottomley (2)
PHILLIPS ST. ENDS
308 Mechanics Laundry
BUFFALO ST. INTERSECTS
Buffalo St. M. E. Church
340 Rev. Robert J. Montgomery (2)
34454Ira E. Breth (6)
346 Lupton Vanham (4)
346 Vacant
348 Thomas Duffy (5)
348 Jay W. Storey (3)
348 Vacant
352 Andrew Lundin (8)
•354 Peter A. Moberg (2)
354 Harry L. Lammers (2)
•356 Axel H. Anderson (3)
DEXTER ST. ENDS
•368 Bertram M. Thayer (5)
*370 Lawrence Whynpenny (3)
374 Luther Olson (3)
374 Vacant
COWING ST. INTERSECTS
390 Roy Drake (2)
392 Frank C. Greene (2)
394 Vacant
396 Willie Bennett (3)
394 William Cronin (41
396 Roy Varley (3)
398 P. John Hultquist (11)
400 Alfred Rasp (3)
400 Carl A. Pihlblad (6)
400 Gottfried J. Johnson (3)
•416 Mrs. Minnie Fisher (4)
416 Carl J. Hultquist (5)
418 Vacant
418 Vacant
418 William G. Monfort (3)
420 LeRoy E. Sifrit (3)
CURTIS ST. INTERSECTS
*434 John Samuelson (4)
434 Frank M. Oste (5)
434 Charles A. Staff (3)
468 Fred J. Alexander (5)
468 Mrs. Hulda C. Flindt (4)
DUNN AVE. INTERSECTS
No houses
FEDERAL FENTON From —Third Second *5 21 23 *1 31 13 19 WOODLAWN CHARLOTTE GUSTAVUS No Ernest Fluvanna Clinton Mrs. Frank George LINDSEY ORPHANAGE Lewis Lyman 46 PLACE.
STREET.
houses
South ward. Jeanette Catherine Left Right Wilkes J. Cole Lascarius H. avenue Stoutenburg Triscuit Main and Waite and wagon AVE. Fenton (2) South J. West ST. west East north (6) (4) Sampson (5)
shop
INTERSECTS
Side. (4)
to Gilbert to Forest city (6)(3)
limits.— avenue.

31 Mrs. Martha Lockwood (2)
•31 Mrs. L. Antoinette Derby (3)
33 Lyman Cole (4)
33 William C. Harmon (2)
FENTON PLACE.
2-6
12
12
Right and North Side.
13th .Separate Co. Armory
Herman Johnson (1)
Charles D. Van Dusen
A. Bloomstrand
24-26 Fenton Place Transient Stable
26 Fred F. Cease (4)
28 Eagle Hose
FIFTEENTH STREET (EAST).
From opposite 1015 North Main east to
Prendergast avenue.—First ward.
Left and North Side.
9 William S. McCallum (4)
11 Merl Barton (3)
11 Frank Meli (2)
SPRING ST. EXT. BEGINS
•13 Mary A. Mullen (1)
FIFTEENTH STREET (EAST).
Right and South Side.
•10 John W. Briggs (4)
12 New house
•16 Ralph L. Eberman (6)
FIFTEENTH STREET (WEST)
From 1015 North Main west to Washington
—Second ward.
Left and South Side.
7 Gust Sandburg (10)
*9 Zachariah Norton (6)
•13 Gustaf F. Folcker (2)
•15 Willard G. Martindale (4)
15 Orville Morrell (3)
•17 William Smith (4)
•21 Mrs. Lydia Bennett (1)
21 Ralph Kirkwood (3)
*25 William G. Anderson (3)
33 William Merrill (3)
33 Alfred W. Stone (2)
•35 Jacob Fisler (2)
•39 Orcell C. Lee (6)
63 Mrs. Emily Lindberg (6)
•65 Charles Maddox (5)
67 Lynn Tappan (5)
FIFTEENTH STREET (WEST)
Right and North Side.
8 Vacant
•14 Byron Bartlett (1)
14 Lloyd S. Gibson (1)
16 Lewis Hiller (4)
16 Harry Garfield (4)
*24 Stanislaus Wagner (5)
24 George Bondyk (3)
FIFTH •119 •205 From •111 •15 •32 •34 •50 •68 117 »26 40 42 66 First John James FACTORY SPRING STILLERS Albert William 416 Mrs. Frank Martha Dr. Lee No. POTTERS PINE Reuben George Warren Fred Grant STREET ward. houses North Jane S. Margaret Swartz Becker Left A. M. W. ST. L. H. Trimm W. A. E. Carlson (EAST). L. King ST. Watters Hill Main and Cadwell Ahrens Trimm Briggs Davis ALLEY (3) (6) Greeley Fuller (4) North INTERSECTS
east (3) (4) (5) (2)
(4) (3) to INTERSECTS
Side. (4) (8) East Second.—
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 29
No houses
PRENDERGAST AV. INTERSECTS
•307 Christian Gossett (2)
AMERICAN ALLEY BEGINS
311 Vacant
315 Mrs. Julia H. Yates (2)
315 Mrs. Margaret Burnett (3)
317 Vacant
FULTON ST. BEGINS
321 Vacant
323 Lynn L. Gabrielson (5)
333 Louise Carlson (7)
•33354Hattie Johnson (6)
337 Walter P. Jackson (4)
•341 A. F. Weber (3)
•351 Harry R. Lewis (3)
LIBERTY ST. BEGINS
•405 John Galloway (3)
411 A. Frank Jenks (3)
417 Mead Lowell (3)
417 Charles Bloomquist (2)
427 Robert E. Holcomb (3)
LINCOLN ST. INTERSECTS
•503 George E. Maltby (5)
•509 Milton J. Fletcher (3)
•513 C. Eugene Bentley (2)
•517 Frank O. Norquist (4)
•521 Fred Briggs (4)
525 H. M. Burns (2)
529 Addison E. Hollenbeck (2)
•529 Ralph W. Taylor (5)
•533 John A. Peterson (4)
•533 Glenn Helgren (2)
•537 Mrs. Emma E. Kase (3)
537 Mabel Harmon (2)
•539 C. Harvey Kilburn (1)
•545 Mrs. M. Alice Devoe (3)
545 Mrs. Elizabeth Matha (3)
FIFTH STREET (EAST).
Right and South Side.
No houses
POTTERS ALLEY INTERSECTS
14 William T. Wright (3)
16 Aquilla Cawcroft (3)
PINE ST. INTERSECTS
•100 Mrs. Sarah Bemus (1)
100 Mrs. Rose J. Griffin (1)
•104 Tohn N. Copeland (3)
"FACTORY ALLEY INTERSECTS
No houses
SPRING ST. INTERSECTS
•208 Mrs. Margaret M. King (4)
STILLERS ALLEY INTERSECTS
•210 Mrs. MaBelle A. Bradshaw (4)
PRENDERGAST AV. INTERSECTS
316 L. L. Thrasher (5)
FIFTH •320 •318 •322 •334 •342 •356 •352 •404 •408 •410 •418 •426 •500 •508 •514 From 412 504 506 516 avenue.—Second Vacant H. John Henri Dr. Samuel Fred William Edward Charles Austin James Thomas Frank CHURCH New C. E. Ralph Horace LINCOLN Mrs. STREET 413 Herman Orton E. Louis house Faith W. May North Adda Carrie Florence D. M. D. Blagbrough P. Laski R. Lundquist H. S. Thorstenberg J. A. H. (WEST). C. Hyde Troxel Stafford Berry Arird Moody Hall H. A. Butts Lindstrom B. Peterson H. ST. Erickson Briggs J. Smith ward. Main (2) Ridgeway Snow Sessions R. Rohde Hatch (4) ENDS
INTERSECTS
(2) (1) (3)
(4) Carpenter (3) west (2)
(7) (3)
(1) (4)
(2) to Fairmount (2)

30 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
Left and South Side.
Jamestown Club
•11 Fletcher Goodwill (7)
•15 Mrs. Charles H. Gifford (2)
CHERRY ST. INTERSECTS
101 Arthur E. Westburgh (2)
105 James E. Brady (3)
105 Mrs. Mary S. Hoard (1)
•105 John Downs (2)
105 Ellen J. Shortal (1)
105 Marshall Williamson (1)
109 Butler E. Lager (3)
109 Sheridan McClelland (2)
WASHINGTON ST. INTERSECTS
201 SS. Peter & Paul's School
205 Convent of Mercy
211 Aaron Benson (2)
211 Ernest T. Howard (6)
211 Gid Lundquist (5)
211 John Warning (5)
•213 Ernest Kessler (3)
213 Benjamin F. Sampsell (2)
•215 William G. Thomas (2)
215 Nathan Crarv (2)
LAFAYETTE ST. INTERSECTS
•309 Fenton L. Scudder (21
309 John F. Bauer (3)
•313 Albert N. Camp (4)
315 Vacant
JEFFERSON ST. INTERSECTS
Balccr Pflrlc
CLINTON ST. INTERSECTS
•501-503 Martvn Bros.
MONROE ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
MURRAY AVE. INTERSECTS
•801 A. L. D. Campbell (3)
803 Thomas H. Chambers (4)
803 Katherine Chambers (2)
•805 Mrs. Bertha S. Armitage (4)
FIFTH STREET (WEST).
Right and North Side.
*2 Mrs. Elizabeth W. Marvin (4)
*10 Harry G. Lyons (5)
•16 Frank A. Griffin (4)
CHERRY ST. INTERSECTS
Tames Prendergast Library
"WASHINGTON ST. INTERSECTS
*200 Christian Greenlund (2)
•204 Willis Tew (3)
•210 H. T. Goodwill (4)
LAFAYETTE ST. INTERSECTS
302 Terome C. Raymond (2)
302 David Raymond (3)
302 Harry West (2)
302 Mrs. Mazie Squires (3)
302 A. Olson (1)
FIRST •308 •312 *314 •400 •404 •408 •410 *412 *506 •726 •728 •722 From 11-13 500 522 510 520 3-5 15 71 "Mrs. William Diamond Scott Lincoln George TEFFERSOX Earl Rov Arthur Raymond CLINTON MONROE No MURRAY William Thomas Mvrl Patrick A. Moore Chauncev New Vacant Toscan's STREET 38 plant A. North houses R. Emily Marv Grace Williams York Left H. C. Walker Bros. Greenlund T. Maher department.
M. F R. Morrison (EAST) Koehl Schone Rapid K. PenfieM C. A. Main and Fenton AVE. Mahev Telephone Stearns K. Revnolds ST. Crane Williams Ford Finch Sard estate ST. (41 (1) Sullivan North (31 Renair east (51
(3) (4) INTERSECTS
(6) (71 (2) (5)
(8) (5) to Side. (4) Co., shoe (4) Institute. storage shop and
17 C. David Olson
17 Paul Antonio (9)
19 Tony Navarro (9)
19 New York Telephone Co., store room
21 K. J. Julin Tinning & Sheet Metal
Work Co.
23 James AH (2)
23 Acme Plating Co.
107 Chautauqua Confectionery Co.
201 Jacob Sebastiano (4)
201 Rosi Destro (4)
201 Tom Bulofiro (3)
201 Nicholas Binz (3)
201 Mrs. Maryetta Taylor (1)
205 Carmello Triscari (8)
215 E. D. Lloyd work shop
219 Vacant
219 Sam Lopillo (4)
223 Sebastiano Montagne (3)
223 Salvatora Bendetto (3)
FIRST STREET (EAST)
Right and South Side.
-Sec-
16 York State Mills Co.
102-126 Broadhead Worsted Mills
200 Skans Milling Co.
•216 Mrs. Emma Hedlund (1)
216 John P. Cawston (2)
220 Mrs. Josephine Lombardo (2)
220 Philip Valanti (5)
222 Guiseppe Milone (5)
FIRST STREET (WEST)
From 31 North Main west to Cherryond
ward.
Left and South Side.
1 J. A. Jacobson
1 John C. Engstrom
3 Phillips & Johnson
3 Axel F. Johnson
3 F. N. Ferrin
5 The Gem—wall paper and paints
9 Michael Darrow
11-13 New Everett Hotel
Wells-Fargo Express Co.
Erie Passenger Depot
Union News Stand
FIRST STREET (WEST)
Right and North Side.
2 Charles J. Stumpf
8-10 Clark Hardware Co. storage
12 Lake Citv Launclry
14 Roberts & Suthern
20-22 Theodore Brazee
FLAGG AVENUE.
From opposite 22 Stafford avenue ea
Hopkins avenue.—Fifth ward.
Right and South Side.
•4 Lewis Vincent (3)
FLAGG
•10
•12 •1454Vacant
•16 •32 •34 •15 •17 •21 •35 •39 •41 38 40 18 48 •5 33 13 31 37 19 George "Leslie Thomas
Simeon
Arward Clarence Swan Tacob Charles Herbert William Harvev Thure Andrew Clinton Glenn Alvin Fred AVENUE. M. Waff Left Collins H. Swanson L. Vincent Rhodes Burch Frantzen
Vincent B. .T. G. Shutts LaRoy H. Anderson J. Cotrell Bullock Jones and Noonan (3)
Barstow Bentley Bloom Leroy (2)
(7) (3) North (6)
(51 (61 (5)
(2)
(7) (2) (71
(6) (101 Side.

FLETCHER AVENUE.
From 124 Hamilton, north.—Second ward.
Left and West Side.
1 Victor Lawson (2)
3 Karl Schmitt (3)
5 Vacant
7 John R. Barger (4)
9 Vacant
11 Carl C. Spink (3)
13 Ormand Morehouse (4)
15 Vacant
17 Vacant
19 Vacant
21 Roy C. Alexander (4) •
23 Vacant
25 Vacant
27 Vacant
29 Frank M. Stanton (5)
31 Ormi J. Hunter (6)
33 Vacant
35 William H. Whitehead (4)
39 George W. Woodard (4)
39 Guy L. Bates (2)
FLETCHER AVENUE.
Right and East Side.
No houses
FLUVANNA AVENUE.
From 1175 North Main northwest to city
limits.—Second ward.
Left and South Side.
15 Charles G. Cowden (6)
15 Mrs. Antoinette FOOTE AVENUE. Fox (2)
From •19 Walter before 104 P. Howard Chandler (5) south to city lim-
+31 its.--Fifth, Karl Ralph Third (6) and Fourth wards.
*933 John Keefe Left and (4) East Side.
FLUVANNA •13 J. Fred AVENUE. Jones (5)
19 Frank Right W. Palmeter and North (3) Side.
•12 25 John H. Ernest Huntington Curtis (3) (4)
12 25 Julius Charles Selditch J. Kliest (4) (4)
•29 14 Fred Wilson Shaw M. (6) Hammond (5)
•31 18 Fred Albert O. E. Melquist Appleyard (3) (4)
39 •18 Elmer Edward E. Appleyard Sprague (2) (4)
20 41 Freeman CRANE ST. Seymour BEGINS (4))
•43 20 John Hardy Ralph B. Robinson Illingworth Bogenschutz (2) (2) (4)
22 4354 Charles Mike Mrs. Florence Gineco E. New (4) Jessup (5) (2)
•22 •47 Fred Peter Mike W. Lenieones O. Olson Dewey (3) (2) (4)
47 Oliver Pete Patraesse Cockshott (3)(7)
57 Teresa Mrs. Mary Zrulla A. (1) Stapleton (2)
59 Ernest Hafitch A. Danilo Stapleton (2) (2)
59 ERIE Mike Lemone R. R. INTERSECTS (4)
59 Jan Smolasske (9)
59 Charley Domishonitch (4)
59 John Bastrionick (2)
59 Sam Sampson (18)
63 HARRISON ST. INTERSECTS
63 Rushworth & Son
•131
113 115 63 67 E. WATERMAN Frank Cadwell-Vernon J. Ashwell Donato Patti Caccamise (4) & ST. (7) Co. (7) Co. BEGINS
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 31
131 Sebastiano Bonfilio (2)
•135 Andrew J. Lind (5)
WATER ST. BEGINS
143 Elmer T. Erickson (6)
143 O. C. Carlson (4)
145 Gustaf Gustafson (4)
145 John H. Dawes (2)
147 Addison B. Bronson (5)
207 147 Edilberto Caceres (3)
•151 •219 Vacant
*151 •223 Joseph Franchina (4)
•225 ALLEN ST. INTERSECTS
•303 W. C. A. Hospital
•305 Mrs. Anna S. Bootey (2)
307 Henry L. Chamberlain (5)
•311 325 James W. W. R. Rhinehart Hartley (4) (2)
•325 MECHANIC Fred O. Lawson ST. (5) INTERSECTS
325 Robert C. Emil Reid Lawson (7)(2)
327 Theo. E. Earl E. Carpenter Swanson (2) (3)
•327 John Mrs. Lucy C. Curry A. Shearman (5) (1)
327 Andrew Mrs. Electa B. Carter J. Carpenter (51 (1)
•331 John ARNOLD O. Berg ST. (3) BEGINS
•335 John A. Fray (3)
335 William Boults (3)
341 Will Pashley (3)
341 Mrs. Genevieve Bradway (5)
341 Charles A. Johnson (5)
34154Fred Fletcher (5)
•343
•343
•345
George W. Thomas (2)
Herbert L. Thomas (2)
Frank A. Thomas (8)
34554 Thomas Cleaning Works
347 Oscar L. Carlson (2)
347 Arthur O. Morse (2)
347 Fred Nelson (2)
•347 C. P. Lundahl (21
•349 Charles Swanson (4)
•351 C. Emil Moller (6)
367 Richard J. Lindsey (2)
367 Adriene Dekimpe (4)
367540rrin L. Strickland (3)
•367 Matthew Nash (3)
369 John H. Haskins (4)
369 John A. Jacobson (3)
•371 Mrs. Alice C. Eckloff (1)
375 Fred Eggleston (2)
•375 Ernest A. Lindquist (5)
379 Guy A. Weller (6)
379 Carl R. Ostron (3)
383 Benjamin Myers (10)
•401 Mrs. Ross B. Akin (1)
405 Alphonso J. Nickerson (5)
•407 C. Alfred Carlson (3)
•415 CAMP ST. BEGINS
•803
•419
•823
Ralph E. Waite (4)
421 Charles E. Anderson (5)
605 •661 701 •747 •425 •503 •635 •641 •667 423
Hultquist Allen Oscar Fred DOUGLAS Nels MARTIN No NEWLAND Bert George Charles COLE Foote Gust BURTCH MARION William BARKER houses Hollander T. E. C. Park Ave. Olson Samuelson H. AVE. P. Colleen J. G. Brown Anderson & ROAD Hultquist Kofoed ST. Derry Ingerson Meat Grocery feed Cooper PLACE Torrey AVE. (2)
BEGINS INTERSECTS
(9) (6) mill (5) Market
(6)
(21 (6)
(7) (3) BEGINS

32 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
FOOTE AVENUE.
Right and West Side.
10 Rev. Eric P. Swan (7)
•16 Charles P. Carlson (2)
16 Gustave V. Lindgren (2)
20 R. Curtis Barth (1)
20 Emily C. Hunt (2)
*28 Charles H. Wiborg (3)
•30 Sheldon C. Ferry (2)
30 Rudolph Lindstrom (2)
34 George Wheelhouse (6)
•38 Richard C. Cobbe (6)
•3S54J. Edward Firth (5)
•42 Alfred Riley (8)
•44 Brookes Huntington (3)
44 Mrs. Elizabeth Howard (3)
•46 John Turner (2)
48 Tony Marino (5)
48 Tony Rizzo (6)
48 Mrs. Sebastiano Guido (2)
52 Tom Canero (7)
ERIE R. R. TRACK INTERSECTS
66 Chautauqua Refrigerating Co.
68 Vacant
•68 John Wheelhouse
•72 John W. Wheelhouse (2)
•74 George P. Wheelhouse (3)
74 Wheelhouse Bros.
HARRISON ST. INTERSECTS
Charles Miliato
•106 Russo Rosario (6)
106 Mike Casell (4)
ALLEY BEGINS
•108 Glantz & Johnson
110 Jacob Canalami (3)
110 Sebastiano Foti (5)
BRIGGS ST. BEGINS
118-124 Empire Case Goods Co.
132 Blacksmith annex Empire Case Goods
132 Mrs. Mahala Johnson
132 Jamestown Cigar Co.
132 Swedish Snuff Mfg. Co.
13254Vacant
134 John Cox (2)
134 Christian Lindgren (1)
13654Mrs. Hilda Johnson (3)
136 Mrs. Dinah Shaw (2)
THIRTY FOUR
136 William H. Spencer (3)
136 Leonard Elsey (2)
136HMrs. Hilda Johnson (3)
•140 Mrs. Mary Bristol (1)
140 Henry Wood (2)
•142 Italian M. E. Mission
142 Rev. Ettore G. Riggio (4)
VICTORIA AVE. ENDS
148 Hjert & Co.
•226 •302 •304 •310 •314 •322 •148 *32254Andrew •324 •32S 328 15254Vacant
300 32254Mrs. 150 15254Ben 334 Arthur Vincenzo ALLEN W. Mary Fay Duane ALLEY
Waldemar Albert Carl Olson Olus Simeon Oscar MECHANIC
Milton Sylvia L. Neil Charles Frederick S. Berglund Lewis E. Lindquist Dickerson Mary Minnie Matilda L. Apgar Bros. C. E. Thompson H. Smith Wheelhouse Lindbeck Freed Broberg O. F. Martin ST. Conner INTERSECTS
Spato Kennedy M. Sherman Berglund Hess M. Anderson (2) Isaacson (5) (3) Peterson Harrison C. ST. (2) (5) Sampson (2) Anderson (4) (6) (1) (3) INTERSECTS
(2) (4)
(5) (2)
(4) (3) (2)
'334 Archie W. Thorpe (3)
*336 James L. Sprague (1)
340 Frederick L. Britain (6)
342 Alva F. Akin
346 Orra E. Rodda (4)
346 Vacant
*348 James Ingham (5)
350 Fred Smith (2)
352 Arthur Rushton (4)
•356 James E. Hanson (4)
ALLEY BEGINS
•360 Peter J. Bloomquist (2)
360 Henry C. Lundberg (2)
'362 Carl O. Youngquist (5)
366 Mrs. Carrie E. Merchant (7)
368 Clara M. Peterson (1)
368 Mrs. Matilda Carlson (5)
368 Oscar W. Carlson (3)
•370 Frank J. Leopard (3)
•372 Calvin C. Bush (21
374 Myron A. Fish (6)
374 Clyde L. Thrall (2)
378 Vacant
37854Frank T. Crist (3)
380 William M. LaForce (4)
382 Oscar C. Swanson (2)
382 Frank G. Carlson
•384 William Frank Bushey (4)
400 E. Murrav Paddock (3)
402 Charles E. Danielson (4)
•402 George W. Beardsley (2)
402 Vacant
•406 Amel A. Johnson (4)
•410 Fabian Nelson (3)
•416 John F. Smith (2)
•420 Mrs. Mary A. Manbert (2)
NEWLAND AVE. INTERSECTS
504 Luther Congleton (3)
504 Lewis Dickerson (2)
•510 John F. Siguier (10)
•514 Tohn W. Morrison (2)
514 "Signe Nelson (2)
•516 Fred J. Weborg (5)
PARTRIDGE ST. ENDS
•51S Tohn F. Rawlings (4)
520 J. Albert Frederickson (2)
520 J. Edward Anderson (2)
BARKER ST. INTERSECTS
600 Albert Letten (9)
600 Vacant
IVY ST. BEGINS
'620 Henry Benson (2)
624 Mrs. Mary M. Nelson (2)
•636 Mrs. Susan Brown (2)
642 James Rawnsley (2)
642 James Rawnsley
•650 William Hainsworth (6)
•662 FOREST '702 •712 •718 From *770 650 658 660 71054Albert 712;4Herbert 734 738 760 —Third 25 27B—Mrs. 23-31 27A—Teanette 19 .Carl "Hugh Joshua Vacant Otto Omar DeForest Tames COLE Tohn William Hjalmar Fred P. Zylfo Gerald Olof 5 AVENUE. Kent Brooklvn Elmer and A. Anderson Anna G. B. Tefik Left Turner J. M. (Incorrect Julia Ackroyd AVE. Hudson block Carlson Dschuden Marvell A. Sixth T. Smith Ferrin Beardslev F. Nelson Hardv and M. Bloomquist s-juare Weller Prather Casselman (2)
(3) wards. INTERSECTS
Stewart East (4) (2) (1)
numbers) (5)
(4) south (11) Side. (1)- (7) (2) to city limits.

27C—Vacant
27E—Mrs. Christine Eckman (6)
27F—Vacant
27G—James A. Baxter (3)
29 Donelson Trucking & Storage Co.
29—E. D. Wing
33 Garfield & Duell
33 Mrs. Mary Coxson (5)
35 Brooklyn Garage
FENTON PLACE ENDS
103 W. Joseph Gribben (7)
PRATHER AVE. INTERSECTS
•165 Frank M. Tinkham (8)
•171 Oscar Stranburg (5)
•175 Hjalmar Swanson (2)
•179 John W. Peterson (3)
179 Rudolph Gustafson (2)
WHITLEY PLACE BEGINS
•189 William G. Weatherup (4)
•195 W. W. Hotchkiss (6)
McKINLEY AVE. INTERSECTS
201 Axel F. Sellstrom (2)
•201 Samuel Sweet (2)
•209 Harvey F. Reynolds (2)
•211 Charles D. Van Dusen (4)
•219 Gust T. Olson (4)
LINDEN AVE. BEGINS
225 Richard Peart (2)
•225 Charles W. Persons (2)
•229 John A. Johnson (4)
•235 Charles G. Hammerstrom (7)
•239 Frank O. Johnson (4)
239 Anna G. Lawson (2)
239 Florence Wiborg (1)
COLUMBIA AVE. BEGINS
•247 Frank L. Anderson (6)
*253 Hialmar Gustafson (6)
•257 John Charles Decatur (3)
•259 Emil Dahmen (4)
263 Gust Ostrom (2)
*263 Elmer A. Anderson (4)
NEWLAND AVE. INTERSECTS
•309 Edward Johnson (3)
309 Victor Swanson (2)
309 Fred Smith, Jr. (2)
311 Charles E. Morgan (5)
311 C. Hjalmer Carlson (4)
LOCUST ST. BEGINS
No houses
FAIRFIELD AVE. BEGINS
•401 Valentine Kauth (3)
UNION AVE. BEGINS
501 Elmer A. Edlund (5)
HAZELTINE AVE. INTERSECTS
COLE AVE. INTERSECTS
No houses
FOREST •114 •116 •112 124 110 22 *4 20 18 10 2 Vacant John Jay FOREST Warner Alton Carl Mrs. Dr. Frank Ivah Oscar Reed Williams Robert Erick Bert Ideal-Peerless C. Anson Charles SOUTH Sam R. Pg. Edward Visiting Public AVENUE. O. A. Tcivitce Rawley C. Johnson Vacante J. Mabel Anna May R. Right & Peterson Erickson C. Blackmar Swanson G. A. W. J. Echer Home H. Market Odell Kilev Scott Nurse Junk AVE. Powers (2) Nordstrom PARK Becker Gray Nelson Blackmar B. Krohn and (1) Weatherup (5) (2) Laundry Shearman for (3) Shop
Association
(1) West INTERSECTS
Building (2) (3) BEGINS
(1) (4) Side. Aged (4) (3) (18)
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 33
'124 Mrs. Maila Pen-in (2)
'128 Ann Eliza Hall (3)
WARNER AVE. BEGINS
•138 John Ohlin (2)
•140 Mrs. Hilda J. Burch (6)
*142 Dr. J. William Morris (6)
142 Mrs. Anna G. Smith (1)
•144 J. Floyd Myers (2)
•14S Jonas E. Johnson (5)
PRATHER AVE. INTERSECTS
•154 Charles I. Moore (4)
•156 Charles E. Anderson (4)
•160 Albert Peterson (2)
•164 Dr. Axel V. Grafstrom (4)
•166 Gust T. Johnson (2)
194 Charles S. Grover (2)
196 Carl E. Johnson (5)
•202 Edward L. Hall (2)
McKINLEY AVE. INTERSECTS
•208 Mrs. Carolina S. Sellstrom (2)
212 Vacant
212 Gust A. Anderson (2)
212 Alvin W. Morse (2)
212 Axel F. Holmberg (2)
212 Josephine Larson (2)
214 Frank L. Erickson (3)
216 Charles H. Samuelson
216 Myrtle Boone (1)
216 Emanuel Olson (3)
218 Jacob F. Jacobson (6)
218 Donald O. Brainard (5)
224 Axel Rang (3).
224 Maurice J. O'Connell (3)
224 Vacant
224 Axel E. Frankson (8)
•228 Charles M. Anderson (1)
228 Warren J. Roche (3)
•230 Seth R. Peterson (2)
•238 Eric N. Nelson (3)
•244 Tohn P. Scheares (5)
244 "Martin C. Hansen (21
244 Vacant
•248 Morris Brogren (3)
254 Mrs. Elna Persons (1)
254 Gust A. Johnson (2)
•254 John A. Hagglund
262 Alfred WILTON Johnson AVE. (3) BEGINS.
520 262 Fred Mrs. Christine Carpenter Broberg (4) (3)
520 262 C. Siri Leslie Ernst Healey (3) (8)
•702
262 Charles CHAMBERS G. Mohl ST. (1) BEGINS.
•810 NEWLAND
Willis H. Cheney AVE. (4) INTERSECTS
•304 810 Charles LEE A. AVE. Sellstrom BEGINS. (2)
•824 310 Thomas Zvlfo Arthur Tefik C. Russell (2) Gregg (4) (6)
310 Brooklvn GLENDALE Bert W. Donaldson Park AVE. Greenhouses. (4) BEGINS
•314 906 Charley Fred ARCADE Anderson Seaholm AVE. (2) (6) BEGINS.
314 SOUTH Rev. N. AVENUE L. Larsen INTERSECTS.
(2)
•510 •330 •332 •316 •322 •324 •326 338, 340 318 320 ELLIOT HAZELTINE Vacant. No A. Henry Tamestown SUPERIOR Mrs. Hans Alfred Tohn Christian Charles Willis Frank Oscar Pete houses. Martin 'O. Lundell Tennie F. E. H. Peterson P. G. Swanson Severtsen AVE. Farm Nielson Babcock Gribbin Devereaux Danielson Upholstery Lawson STREET Anderson AVE. (5)
(2) BEGINS (8) (4)
(10) (2) (7) INTERSECTS
(3)
Co. (4) BEGINS.

34 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
FOREST PARK.
From 124 Forest avenue west.—Sixth ward.
Left and South Side.
•3 Adelbert P. Simmons (2)
3 Frank C. Simmons (2)
•5 August Pearson (3)
•7 William W. Hoard (3)
•9 Oscar D. Bragg (3)
FOREST PARK.
Right and North Side.
•2 Edward P. Johnson (15)
•4 John H. Tousley (5)
•6 Eric Dahlgren (4)
•8 Nathan J. Buck (3)
•10 Mark Berry (2)
FOURTEENTH STREET.
From 931 North Main west to Washington.—
Second ward.
Left and South Side.
3 Vacant
*9 Crist Hanson (2)
13 Edward B. Blinn (3)
•21 Mrs. Elizabeth Knowles (4)
•25 Emil Stone (7)
•41 C. Arthur Rugg (4)
•47 George N. Phelps (2)
•53 Mrs. Ellen Sealey (4)
*57 Oscar B. Linquest (5)
*59 Mrs. Flora Wassman ,(2)
59 Henry Schamacer (2)
67 Frederick McCullough (5)
FOURTEENTH STREET.
Right and North Side.
•6 Timothy Saxton (5)
•10 Charles R. Lovejoy (7)
1054Samuel F. Keifer (5)
14 Wilbur A. Thompson (3)
•1454Mrs. Louisa Bissontz (3)
18 Robert B. Knight (4)
•22 Frank B. Smith (4)
22 Edward L. Monroe (2)
•34 Earl C. Lovejoy (2)
44 New vacant house
46 New vacant house
48 Clarence Pingrey (5)
52 New vacant house
•58 Herman Anderson (3)
60 New vacant house
64 New vacant house
72 Aliba Ostrander (3)
FOURTH STREET (EAST).
From 322 North Main east to East Second.—•
First ward.
Left and North Side.
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
POTTER'S ALLEY INTERSECTS
15 William E. Ainge (6)
•101 •123 •213 •203 •305 •325 •329 •333 •351 •339 •347 •405 •415 •401 •409 •423 353 PINE Shelden R. SPRING Alba William John Henry PRENDERGAST Charles Mrs. Edgar Edward M. A. Raymond First CHURCH David Everett Walter LINCOLN Calvin Bertha Harrison B. Mary Pauline Frances A. Baptist ST. B. H. Kent P. M. I. C. B. D. H. D Osmer Kent ST. J. Everett Cooper Putnam Blystone Preston H. Wilson Lines Broadhead Johnson Proudfit ST. (5) Granger Reynolds Abbott Church Wade (4) Tuckermau (3) INTERSECTS
BEGINS (2)
AV. (6)
(3) (4) (6)
(9) (7) (3) INTERSECTS
(3)
•433 Oliver F. Chase (2)
433 C. Rozella Cogswell (1)
433 Mrs. Sabra A. De La Mater (2)
433 Mrs. FOURTH Eva Miller STREET (1) (EAST).
10
12
12
14
•16
18
18
18
•110
210
114
210
116
•210
210
306
•310
316
•322
*328
332
•340
•344
344:
352
•354
35654
Right and South Side.
Dr. F-dward L. Hazeltine
Mina L. Benson (1)
Dr. Laban Hazeltine
Miss M. McVeigh
Mrs. Anna Sanford (4)
Charles F. Shults (2)
POTTERS ALLEY
Mrs. Corisande Morgan (6)
Glen Tanner (2)
Bissell Rooming House
Lissa S. Cranston (8)
Mrs. Ida C. Leach (6)
INTERSECTS
Frederick A. Fuller (1)
Henry G. Rask (4)
Dr. Edward L. Hazeltine (2)
PINE ST. INTERSECTS
Chautauqua School of Nursing
City Storage House
Guy Raymond (15)
SPRING ST. INTERSECTS
Central Branch School
Sara L. Arnold (1)
Ella Denslow
Mrs. Mary S. Crossman (2)
Joseph M. Shafer (4)
First Church of Christ, Scientist
PRENDERGAST AV. INTERSECTS
William E. Goucher (3)
35654 Mason M. Skiff (4)
358 Rev. Charles H. Small (3)
358 Miner S. Crissey (5)
358 Fred E. Hatch (9)
•362 Rev. George McClelland (3)
362 Clinton
FOURTH
Winsor
STREET
(2)
(WEST).
402 John W. Doubleday (5)
From 321 North Main west to Monroe.—
402
Second
Fred
ward.
W. Mix (4)
402 1-5 John Mahoney
Left and
(4)
South Side.
402 11 John
I. O.
H.
O.
Prather
F. Building
(2)
402 11 Vacant
Mrs. Salome Rapp (7)
•404 17 Don
C. M.
Hopkins
Hazzard
(2)
(2)
*408 George
E. Howard
Fitzpatrick
(15)
(2)
*410 Carl
CHERRY
H. Carlson
ST. INTERSECTS
(2)
101-103 119 Edward
Mrs. Alice
Maloney
Woodford
(2)
(1)
105 121 Albert
Jamestown
P. Lowell
Poster
(5)
Advg. Co.
105HCharles 207 Frank O.
M.
Lee
Graves
(4)
(2)
107-109
CHURCH
Peterman
ST.
Garage
INTERSECTS
Co.
113
Roswell
Lulu Oles
Dikeman
(2)
(3)
John
Percy
C.
C.
Riker
Stapleton
(2)
(2)
Mrs.
Mrs.
Lulu
Nellie
Crawford
Seeley (3)
(2)
Mrs.
WASHINGTON
Cecile McCune
ST.
(2)
INTERSECTS
Oscar
Murray
A.
Apartment
Ericson (4)
Romain V. Akin (3)
207D •303 207C 207E 207F 207A 207B William Alfred Harlan LAFAYETTE Mrs. Vacant Czar R. John Harold L. Mattie E. J. S. Phillips Allen L. B. Pickard Zeluff Dunham Booth Parker S. (2) ST. Jones (2) (3) (5) (4) INTERSECTS
(1)

•311 S. Gertrude Harrington (3)
315 Cassius D. Coates (3)
JEFFERSON ST. INTERSECTS
•407 Mrs. Grayce Nyburg (2)
407 F. E. Mulkie (2)
411 T. F. Dahlbeck (3)
411 John C. Fargo (2)
411 Clarence Johnson (6)
415 (6) H. B. Fenton (2)
415 (1) Frank McClenahan (2)
415 (2) Henry Russell (3)
415 (3) Willis Atkins (3)
415 (4) L. R. Nichols (1)
CLINTON ST. INTERSECTS
507 Frank A. Ochs (3)
509 George Deukei (4)
509 Mary Phillips (1)
509 H. R. Mecusker (1)
511 Mrs. Frances McDermott (3)
FOURTH STREET (WEST).
Right and North Side.
Y. W. C. A. Building
16 English Lutheran Church
20 Rev. G. W. Critchlow (3)
CHERRY ST. INTERSECTS
102-110 Cowing Livery
118 Thomas & Janvier
WASHINGTON ST. INTERSECTS
202 Jones Bakery
•208 Simon S. Little (2)
•210 Clarence Nichols (3)
210 Charles E. Strous (1)
210 Leonard E. Griffith (1)
21054Godfrey Moore (3)
210 Claus Loraine (2)
210 Glyn Potwin (1)
2105^Alfred J. Smith (1)
LAFAYETTE ST. INTERSECTS
•306 Glenni R. Homer (4)
•310 Frank Vought (3)
312 Michael Grameno (2)
312 Peter Grameno (4)
316 J. Lloyd Halsall (4)
•316 George Halsall (1)
316 George Stumpf (2)
JEFFERSON ST. INTERSECTS
Baker Park
CLINTON ST. INTERSECTS
514 T. Chambers
516 Acme Novelty Co.
•516 M. G. Martyn (1)
516 Charles F. Sagerdahl
516 Elite Furn. Co.
518 Michael W. Ward (1)
FRANCIS STREET.
From 1 Front south to Palmer—Sixth ward.
FRANCIS FRANKLIN •113 •110 •112 •114 •109 •106 From •33 105 111 10854 —Fifth 29 1154Victor 157 Vacant August J. Theodore Axel Sebastian Albertina Thomas Andrew Sam Ernest F. Martin Julia William Edgar Clair Gustaf 29 Elmer Albin L. Center ward. STREET. Tripi E. Right W. C. Left A. Judson Manges L. Atwood J. B. Erickson Jones G. Berg A. Jacobson Melin Johnson Gustafson Wenstran Regolo Frederickson Helmes Dahl Seaburg east Anderson Lawson (6) and Lindquist Burns (3) (5)
(4)
and East (2) West (1)
(3) (5) (4) (6)
(2) north (4)
Side. (1) to Chandler.
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 35
45 Joe Skari (5)
45 John Cusimano (4)
•51 Fred W. Mansfield (3)
53 Fred R. Lenna (3)
55 Frank R. Rush (3)
59 Mrs. Augusta Sandberg (1)
59 Frank O. Johnson (3)
61 John L. Swanson (8)
FRANKLIN STREET.
Right and South Side.
•10 John Landrigan (5)
14 Gertrude Tobias (3)
•14 John H. Ulingworth (4)
•18 Mrs. Elizabeth Rushworth (3)
•20 Victor A. Geser (5)
30 Joseph Fieldhouse (3)
30 Sidney Robinson (3)
32 Victor Johnson (6)
34 Lewis Vanbellinghem (4)
34 Fred Maes (3)
36 Adolph Carman (2)
36 Mrs. Mittie Osden (2)
44 Tom Condi (4)
44 Joe Rosella (5)
44 Mike Trosa (3)
*50 John A. Anderson (5)
52 John Bruno (14)
52 Joe Galati (5)
54 Batista Cusimano (6)
•58 Herbert U. Sundholm (7)
58 Jamestown Art Glass Works
•62 Carl J. Schulze (3)
62 John B. Bentley (2)
FREDERICK BOULEVARD.
From Fairmount avenue, south to city limits.
Left and East Side.
New house
BERKLEY ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
FREDERICK BOULEVARD.
Right and West Side.
New house
FRINK AVENUE.
From 109 Cowing east to Curtis.—Fifth ward.
Left and North Side.
•41 Gust MacDonald (5)
•43 John L. Davis (4)
45 Charles Powers (3)
DEARING AVE. INTERSECTS
No houses
FRINK AVENUE.
Right and South Side.
No houses
FRONT STREET.
From 12 William west to Hall avenue.—
Sixth ward.
•105 •113 •209 •211 •201 •205 •215 •219 121 117 No TEW Vacant.
Joseph E. Andrew CHAPMAN John Alfred Clyde Carl Clemas Frank Albin Axel Gustaf SPRAGUE HIGHLAND
houses. FRANCIS Leonard O. H. F. ST. Left E. A. I. Swanson Yarling W. Johnson Gustafson Aldren W. Lundgren Anderson O'Neil Jones Westerline Jacobson BEGINS. and Larson ST. Eck STREET Johnson ST. AVE. South (5) (3)
(2) INTERSECTS.
(5) (3) (6)
(2) (9)
Side. (9) BEGINS.

36 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
•612
612
FRONT STREET.
Right and North Side.
No houses.
HALL AVE. INTERSECTS
Miss Belle B. Sheldon (2)
Emil FULLERTON
Johnson (2) AVENUE.
From 379 Fairmount avenue north to Todd
avenue.—Sixth ward.
No houses
FULTON STREET.
From 317 East Fifth north to Strong.—First
ward.
Left and West Side.
5 Vacant
7 Vacant
13 Mrs. Fanny G. Brown (2)
*17 Lucy S. Norton (2)
E. SIXTH ST. INTERSECTS
109 Mrs. John D. Grimes (4)
111 James Iverson Jr. (2)
113 Richard White (2)
•115 Charles Felt (3)
115 Mrs. Elnora Brown (1)
•119 T. Charles Alton (4)
121 Alfred T. Harris (4)
123 Charles Miller (2)
125 Mrs. Josephine Ware (31
125 Mrs. Charles Miller (2)
125 J. Howard Brier (2)
•127 James S. Hayward (31
129 Stanlev N. Olmsted (3)
129 Fred Rhodes (2)
131 Fred Wilcox (5)
131 Mrs. Isabelle Collier (2)
133 Etta M. Weaver (2)
E. EIGHTH ST. INTERSECTS
213 Mrs. Sarah Wallace (1)
*215 Mrs. Florence V. Kingman (2)
215 Fred W. Knowlton (2)
215 Dell Robinson (3)
217 Charles Hirst (2)
*217 Frank L. Sack (5)
•221 Axel E. Anderson (5)
•229 Mrs. Carrie Spencer (5)
229 Carl Nelson (3)
•231 Duncan M. Hall (4)
•233 Charles H. Loun (3)
"235 Floyd P. Almy (4)
•241 Frederick L. Bush (4)
•245 Bert G. Tiffany (8)
•251 Levi M. Stone (2)
FULTON STREET.
Right and East Side.
6 Albert C. J. Nelson (4)
8 John F. Maharon (3)
•12 Tohn C. Mason (4)
"EAST SIXTH ST. INTERSECTS
•126 •130 •138 •224 •140 •214 •226 •236 •246 *L20 M44 •206 •234 134 212 216 220 240 252 122 Jonas Ardell James Clarence Vacant E. Bruno Frank EAST Weld Walter Glenn Perry Christopher Archie William Monroe Lucian Cyrus Charles Gust Henrv Everett Percy Rudolph C. Woodhead Martin Caldwell M.icG. Holden Dahlgren Kinne Hawley Woodard EIGHTH W. J. D. S. Johnston Skellie E. D. H. Magnuson Rice Ferris Hazzard Warren Throop Vorcoe Collier Hanson Lake Nelson (2) Allen (3) (4) (6) (2) Green (31 (3) (6)
ST. (5) (2)
(4) (6)
(3) (2) INTERSECTS
GARFIELD STREET.
From 17 Sherman east to Maple.—Fourth
ward.
Left and North Side.
*5 George H. Anderson (3)
7 A. E. Linendoll (2)
7 54 Mrs. Hulda Helgran (2)
•9 Mrs. Josephine Erickson (2)
9 Sio-nor Wennerstrom (2)
11 August Jones (2)
•15 Henry J. Jones (4)
GARFIELD STREET.
Right and South Side.
South Side Grammar School.
GENESEE STREET.
From 256 Fairmount avenue north to Livingston
avenue.—Sixth ward.
Left and West Side.
*3 Frank Wood (2)
*9 Stewart W. Philo (2)
•11 William J. Dunihue (2)
•19 Mrs. Ann Smith (3)
•21 Frank C. Maloney (4)
27 Walter Rodney (3)
•31 George D. Cobb (5)
•35 Charles L. Jeffords (2)
GENESEE STREET.
Right and East Side.
6 Joe Heckathorn (3)
*10 John Lundene (4)
10 Robert J. Hayes (3)
'14 Levi Engstrom (4)
*18 John Smedberg (6)
•22 Adolf Gante (4)
'26 Adelbert Shearman (3)
30 Mrs. Lida H. Potter (3)
3054David Lessing (4)
34 Tohn Peterson (3)
LIVINGSTON AVE. INTERSECTS
GENEVA STREET.
From opposite 249 Fairmount avenue north
to Livingston avenue.—Sixth ward.
Left and West Side.
•5 Clovis M. Sharp (3)
*7 Henry J. Standish (2)
*9 Clayton L. Sample (3)
•11 Tohn Fuller (5)
GENEVA STREET.
Right and East Side.
6 George F. Spencer (2)
•8 Clarence Bates (5)
GLASGOW AVENUE.
From junction Steele and Barrett westto
William.—Sixth ward.
Left and South Side.
•73 Charles A. Berquist (3)
•75 George Shaver (2)
GLASGOW GLENDALE MASON From •77 •78 Sixth 75 21 Joseph Gust Albert Mike 13 No 906 ST. ward. Ross houses.
AVENUE. Forest Right Left North INTERSECTS
GORDON Peterson Fire W. V. street (7)
avenue Carlson and Clement west.—Sixth (5) South Right North STREET.
(8) (2) Side.
to ward. Sampson.—

GORDON STREET.
South and Left Side.
No houses
MASON ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
GRANDIN STREET.
From 26 Sampson west to Colfax.—Sixth
ward.
Left and South Side.
*7 Mrs. Petronella Magnuson (8)
*9 Mrs. Augusta Larson (6)
9 Mrs. X'ellie Munson (1)
9 Mrs. Sadie Holmes (3)
•13 Earl W. Kelley (4)
17 Willis W. Sprague (4)
•17 Charles F. Lundberg (2)
21 Adolph L. Anderson (7)
21 Doremus I. Benson (6)
25 John A. Carlsjn (6)
25 G. Fred Carlson (3)
GRANDIN 1 STREET.
11 Right and North Side.
•12 •35 Louis A. Kofod (4)
•14 *41 F. Carl Hagman (4)
•18 •45 Oscar Palm (10)
GRANT 49 STREET.
From •63 627 East Sixth north to Falconer.—
•69 First ward.
•73 •16
18
18
•18
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 37
Left and West Side.
Vacant
Albert E. Williams (4)
E. SEVENTH ST. INTERSECTS
Joseph A. Trainor (6)
•26
30
E. EIGHTH ST. ENDS
30
Mrs. Louise Tohnson (2)
•34
Mrs. Laura M. Doolittle (2)
•36
George S. Doolittle (6)
•42
X". Alfred Anderson (3)
•46
Charles E. Wade (2)
•52
Walter C. Sunderland (6)
56
GRANT STREET.
•56
Right and East Side.
GROVE STREET.
Howard S. Rodgers (3)
From 58 Frederick Blvd. to Robinson avenue
•58
Mrs. Elizabeth Lowe (1)
west.
58
John S. Lindstrom (4)
No houses
"Raymond Smith (3)
HALL •64 AVENUE.
E. SEVENTH ST. INTERSECTS
From 203 Fairmount avenue south to Palmer.—Sixth
ward.
Charles A. Smith (5)
Thos. H. Ringrose (2)
Left and East Side.
Charles Newman (3)
•3 John Crowe (3)
Edward L. Knapp (4)
5 Ludwig Fritz (6)
William Fox (3)
*7 Mrs. Sarah Van Vleck (3)
Dexter Mallory (4)
7 Mrs. Elva LeSeur (2)
Mrs. Rachel Wilhelm (2)
•11 Charles Peterson (2)
John J. Trainor (6)
11 Carl O. Wood (4)
Mrs. Lena H. Price (1)
•17 •25 107 21 Mrs. W. Owen Arthur Edwin Biram Clayborn Charles Frans SIXTH Johanna Jennie Mary M. O. S. R. Van Wennerberg Lazell Peterson Chapman De Stone Galivan ST. Fields Lindgren Der Witt INTERSECTS
(5) (3) Warker (3) (4) (2) (51 (6) (4)(7)
107 J. Fred Page (2)
107 Edwin Nyholm (3)
107 Abner Smiley (1)
•109 Mrs. Margaret Woods (8)
•117 John T. Cronin (7)
127 Axel Seagren (5)
•129 George K. Olsen (5)
•131 C. J. Lake (5)
141 John Johnson (4)
141 Ernest Ingemarson (6)
•147 James Morrissey (2)
W. THIRD ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
FRONT ST. ENDS
HALL AVENUE.
Right and West Side.
*8 Thomas L. Stockton (3)
•10 Charles W. Jackson (3)
10 Clarence M. Atwater (2)
1254Mrs. Luella Scott (3)
16 Vacant
•22 Mrs. Martha C. Palmer (21
•38 Mrs. Addie E. Palmer (3)
W. SIXTH ST. INTERSECTS
•102 Edward Johnson (5)
•108 Dallas E. Davis (2)
•110 Joseph R. Peck (3)
112 Clifton M. Geer (3)
114 Nels P. Hanson (7)
•116 Harold Brown (5)
•120 Axel W. Olson (9)
•122 August M. Peterson (3)
•154 Wellington Lydle (4)
W. THIRD ST. INTERSECTS
238 Einar Tuline (3)
238 Herman Strong (3)
FRONT ST. ENDS
•300 Andrew J. Johnson (3)
Branch School No. 8
CLARKE AVE. BEGINS
HALLOCK STREET.
From Newland avenue north to Jones and
Gifford avenue.—Sixth ward.
Left and West Side.
•53 J. Alfred Swanson (2)
•57 J. P. Slater (5)
63 David E. Plattner (7)
75 Vacant
RIDGWAY AVE. BEGINS
•91 Cassius H. Fox (2)
95 Cornelius DeMeyere (6)
•109 William Cowing (4)
•113 Marion J. Price (4)
•133 Stephen A.-Baker (1)
•149 Clayton W. Baker (4)
151 Ella J. Baker (4)
•227 •255 •267 •287 •303 •333 •261 •291 •295 •505 •511 •521 305 203 329 351 361 501 153 155 Vacant
Herman Witton Theodore WOODWORTH
Edwin Henry Arthur Glenn HUNT ROYAL FAIRMOUNT ERIE Valentine Millard Peter Frank Charles Stewart G. Mrs. George LIVINGSTON
Claude S. Josia Elizabeth Card Schenck S. F. R. D. P. Kaadtmann Feldhaus J. ROAD Montague W. F. Widrig G. Walrod AVE. Turner Peterson Swanson Kestler Oberg Cook R. Davis Clark Gage Dana Hall (2) (4) INTERSECTS
BEGTXS Rick (5)
(3) BEGINS AVE. (6)
(5) (2)
(3)
(5) (4) (3)
INTERSECTS
BEGINS

JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
HALLOCK STREET.
Right and East Side.
•80 Vacant
PALMER ST. ENDS
•150 Mark D. Blackmar (2)
•178 Mrs. Jennie Matson (1)
178 Curth Swanson (2)
'200 James G. Ellis (5)
212 Robert Hadfield (3)
W. THIRD ST. INTERSECTS
•228 Theodore W. Lundquist (2)
230 Joseph Pett (4)
232 Earl J. Card (2)
234 William Cady (6)
•246 William Meyncke (7)
250 Albert Hitchcock (3)
250 Henry Carley (2)
•254 William H. Stone (4)
•256 Mrs. Alice Adams (1)
•260 Arthur D. Hubbard (2)
•270 Robert Dracup (4)
•274 J. William Dracup (4)
W. SIXTH ST. INTERSECTS
•296 B. E. Pease (2)
•304 Tay B. Hollister (6)
FAIRMOUNT AVE. INTERSECTS
398 Edward Davis (3)
LIVINGSTON AVE. INTERSECTS
ERIE R. R. INTERSECTS
•442 George Foster (4)
488 Himebaugh Bros.
•502 Jacob P. Ernewein (9)
510 Albert Wallser (2)
HAMILTON STREET.
From 409 Murray avenue west.—Second ward.
Left and South Side.
•7 Roy Hambleton (3)
FAIRMOUNT AVE. INTERSECTS
•37 Frank H. Rummer (3)
37 Albert T. Sundgren (2)
39 Leon E. Pickard (3)
•39 Mrs. Helen Slayton (2)
•45 Mett M. Crosby (5)
*47 Herman B. Goodwin (3)
•51 Aaron C. Rote (2)
51 Mrs. Mary Woods (2)
HAMILTON STREET.
Right and North Side.
8 Gail Murphy (2)
•12 Fred E. Armitage (5)
FAIRMOUNT AVE. INTERSECTS
34 Vacant
•36 Daniel Benson (2)
40 George F. Teffreys (3)
40 Frank M. Stumpf (2)
LANGFORD ST. BEGINS
HAMMOND HANFORD From •48 •9 •14 •12 52 Sixth 19 158 Alfred William Raymond opposite Guy Andrew Samuel Mrs. Xo Edwin Fairmount ward.
STREET.
AVENUE. houses (Incorrectly M. Emilie Right F. Left L. Dawson J. Scofield Johnson Truax 349 Harvey B. Rexford Gifford and avenue Sperber Fairmount Steves (5) East West (3)
(4)
numbered.) (9) (3) (2) south.—Sixth Side.
avenue north.— ward.
HANLEY STREET.
From 181 Steele south to Front.—Sixth ward.
5 Left and East Side.
5 Leonard Chamberlain (4)
7 Earl F. Pratt (2)
7 Adelbert J. Borst (5)
*9 John F. Wilcox (4)
August Hult (4)
HANLEY STREET.
Right and West Side.
*6 Gust A. Fisher (/)
•8 John A. Carlson (9)
8 Albert T. Eckburg (2)
HARRISON STREET.
From 29 29 South Main east to Winsor.—Third
and 29 Fourth wards.
29 Left and North Side.
"337 Brooklyn House.
37-13 Gerhard Lang Brewing Co.
37 15 Nelson & Nelson.
37 Mrs. C. L. Bates (2)
37 Guy H. Hunt (3)
39 Elmo Whitcomb (3)
43 John J. Burns (5)
43 Anthony Gobarto (3)
45 Sam Christino (6)
45 Sebastiano Brigiotta (3)
49 Sebastiano Siva (3)
53 Frank Desepatino (8)
53 Rosi Luppica (5)
55 Sebastiano Salupa (8)
133
59 Sebastiano Saluoa
141
59 Joseph Bellito (5)
143
61 TAYLOR ST. ENDS.
201
61 Roscoe C. King (3)
219 Clarence Husted (1)
•221 Tom Pearson (3)
335 Adolph HARRISON Clement (3) STREET.
Mrs. Right Ellen and Hollings South (1) Side.
10 Pearl C. S. City Hoard. Furniture Co.
12 Sebastiano Tordoff & Milone Sons. (4)
16 Charles Mateo Paterniti Lombardo (2) (9)
16 INSTITUTE Vincezzo Destro ST. (7) INTERSECTS.
101-125 16 Saro Maddox Agliolo Table (7) Co.
131 16 Rosario Joe Triscari Bonfiglio (3)(5)
131 '20 16 Santo Tony Paulo Raffa Pentago Belito (5) (8) (6)
131 1654 20 Peter Sam Tony Paterniti Constanzo Raffo (6)
20 Carmello Acordia (3) (10)
16H 20 Rosario Joe Frank Perroti Dene Bonfiglio (11)
1654 24 Mrs.
Swedish
Tom Elizabeth Raffo
Salvation
(7) Crowe
Army
'2S Sebastian Raffa (9) (1)
2S 1654 Whelhouse Tony Mike Joney Destro Bros. (2) (5)
28 Gullo Gasfero (5)
32 FOOTE Francisco AVE. Schifano INTERSECTS. (5)
32
32 Jamestown
Angelo Ferrari
Iron
(2)
Frank Lombardo &(6)
Metal Co.
34 Wincontey Agliolo Saro Markiel
36 Anthony Luppica (4)
36 Sarah S. Trusso Pickels (4) (2)
3654 CENTER Sebastiano ST. Conti ENDS (4)
3654 Frank Raffa (2)
Jamestown Worsted Mills.

3654Joe Gullotto (4)
3654SaIvatore Gullotto (2)
3654 Carmello Di Polo (5)
3654 Frank Destro (3)
3654 Jo Pruito (2)
38 Joseph Graziano (4)
38 George Themely & Co.
40 Tony Lamarco (5)
40 Frank Cappa (4)
40 John Milardo (6)
44 Campanella Philipo (3)
44 Tony Paterniti (4)
48 Sebastian Montagno
48 Antonio Abadessa (12)
50 Salvatore Mitestario (3)
50 Gaetano Paterniti.
52 Antonio Caprino (5)
52 Sebastiano Reale (3)
52 Antonio Parasilito (5)
56 Sebastiana Constanzo (10)
56 Sebastiano Russo (4)
60 Nick Totto (6)
60 Carmelo Calamona (6)
60 Sam Migone Jr. (3)
60 Joe Bullo (6)
60 Tony Ansolani (5)
60 Mariano Mistretta (12)
60 Sam Migone (4)
*60 Cologero Gianbria (3)
62 Carmello Foti (3)
62 Joseph Trusso (3)
62 Joe Albano (6)
62 Sebastiano Reale (3)
64 Gust Gramano.
INSTITUTE ST. INTERSECTS.
100 Rosario Cusimano (3)
100 Caspero Schara (2)
100 Louis Cusimano (6)
104 Shaw & Nasto (2)
106 Mrs. Carmella Triscari (4)
106 Joe Mussara (6)
106 Sebastiano Trusso (10)
106 Tom Trusso (3)
106 Felica Antony (4)
108 Louis Garrison (1)
110 Miceli EDifano (4)
110 Lusiano Miceli (3)
110 John Vento (7)
110 Charles Avana (7)
112 Nels Hollander
114 Salvatora Terara (10)
114 Tony Teronava (8)
114 John Gullo
114 Sam Pollaro (9)
114 Rosaline Pardo (3)
116 Besim Ymer (6)
•124 *118 292 286 254 200-222 248 250 252 128 130 132 134 136 11654 122 FOOTE Joe Sam Jack Parker Luciana Julian John Carlo Tony George Vincenzo Robert Salvatore Charles Charlie Miloni Frank Antonio Sebastiano Signorina Garbato Conti Cologerio Carmelo Zekir Crescent Fasciano Bellomo Pace Scifano Cusimano W. Contillo Joseph Marchse Casemento Armelli Giunta Tontillo Hysen I. Tony Colegero Barraclough Bardo Breckenridge AVE. Delora Tedesco Luppica Dianna Sebastian Riolo Giambra Alesi (3) Woodhead Farinello Smith Foti Bellomo (4) Tool (6)
(3) (5) (2)
12) INTERSECTS.
(4)
(6)
(3) (7)
(2) Co. (6)
(9) (7) (2) (5) (4)
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 39
•296 Mrs. Ellen Peterson (2)
306 Carl J. Sundquist
318 Vacant.
320 Jamestown Commercial Gallery.
HAYOTIA AVENUE.
From Falconer north to Beckrink avenue.-
Fifth ward.
No houses
HAYWOOD STREET.
From 370 Buffalo west to Jeffords.
Left and South Side.
(Incorrect numbers)
308 Vacant
312 Vacant
"316 Olof Forse (4)
•320 Bernhard G. Jones (5)
HAYWOOD STREET.
Right and North Side.
*10 Abraham Rosen (9)
HAZELTINE AVENUE.
From Park west to Baker.—Sixth ward.
Left and South Side.
No houses
MYRTLE ST. ENDS
•39 Fritz E. Tohnson (7)
FOREST AVE. INTERSECTS.
BARRET ST. ENDS
No houses.
SAMPSON ST. INTERSECTS.
•405 Maurice Cole (5)
•409 James Hollings (5)
*421 Mrs. Cecelia Anderberg (3)
•427 William Stead (7)
HAZELTINE AVENUE.
Right and North Side.
•34 Frank Erlandfon (4)
FOREST AVE. INTERSECTS.
BARRETT ST. ENDS
•308 Tohn A. Pihlblad (3)
*312 C. John Sundstrom (5)
•400 Mrs. Celia Anderberg (3)
402 James Hosmer (2)
404 Fritz Josephson (4)
CHAUTALTQUA AVE. ENDS.
*412 Christian J. Anderson (6)
•512 Mrs. Florence Bratt (1)
•520 Mrs. Maria Morey (6)
520J4 William Morey "(3)
HAZZARD STREET.
From 36 Mechanic south to city limits.-
Third ward.
Left and East Side.
*7 Mrs. Hannah O'Neil (1)
13 Charles L. Gould (3)
13 Earl Ramsey (4)
13 Charles Lindell (4)
•33 •35 •21 •37 •17 25 27 43 45 47 49 3154 John J. Joseph Jerome "Enoch "William Samuel D. Theodore Alva Kendall Stowell Tohn Alexander George Gerhardt O. Mrs. C. W. J. A. F. A. M. Ida Lena L. Hilda H. Kenwell Noyd W. Lunn L. Annis F. Gripp Erickson Brown Horsfield P. Akin Peterson Jensen Stearns Carlson Patton Liddie E. C. A. Johnson I. Mitchell Post Woodworth Nystrom Vimmerstedt (4) Smith Frank Castle Lawson (2)
(6)
(4) (3)
(2) (5) (6) (7) (3)
(4) (2) (5) (3) (6) (2) (3)

40 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
55 Axel L. Johnson (3)
•57 Mrs. Alice F. Gilberds (3)
•63 Frank O. Nelson (5)
•65 F. Oscar Felt (2)
"*65 John A. Anderson (3)
•69 John Ahlstrand (4)
71 Clyde M. Garfield (3)
7754 Mrs. Lelia Smith (2)
79 Andrew Swanson (2)
79 John Tohnson (4)
81 John C. Nelson (5)
83 William Raistrick (5)
•85 Fred J. Lounsbury (4)
*87 Mrs. Josephine Templeton (1)
87 Mrs. Avis Brenner (2)
89 Mrs. Belle Pierce (2)
89 Edward Ely (2)
93 John Rinaldo (5)
"93 Nicole Dominco (5)
93 Sotir Mike (3)
•103 Cataldo Trafficant (8)
103 John Marco (3)
103 Pete Gelsomino (6)
105 Edward Hultberg
105 Mrs. Louise Wiborg (3)
105 Vacant
107 Robert C. Oberg (8)
107 Mrs. Sarah K. Hutty (3)
•111 Amanda Larson (1)
111 Lewis Hoadley (5)
117 Gust A. Bernhardt (6)
117 Harold W. Kofod (31
•119 Harold Ickeringill (3)
NEWLAND AVE. INTERSECTS
•203 T. August Hulquist (5)
207 Julius E. Peterson (3)
207 Oliver Hulquist (2)
•211 Mrs. Matilda Hjertquist (6)
215 •16 Charles J. Carlson (5)
•215 •22 William Allberg (5)
•219 22 T. August Carlson (5)
•225 Mrs. Ida L. Holmes (3)
•227 Florin Nelson (6)
227 Agnes Trask (2)
•233 46 John P. Nvstrand (9)
50 PARTRIDGE ST. BEGINS
239 50 N. P. Parson (2)
249 •52 Mrs. Sophie Weinberg (2)
•249 •60 78
Swan
John R.
A. Tulen
Greenwood
(4)
(5)
•66 78
BARKER
Effie M.
ST.
Swanson
INTERSECTS
(5)
•319 •74 *80
George J. Tohn Harold H.
Reed Swanson (4) (3) (2 1
•321
90
John Santo Chindstrom Luppico (91 (6)
•323
•94
Tohn Gullo H. Luppico Walters (2)(4)
323
94 AXTEL Reinhold ST. Elmeer ENDS (4)
•325
100
Erastus Lawrence Aiken E. Johnson (2) (4)
333
100
Harold Victor S. Feather Johnson (3)(2)
333 Xewton Feather (4)
HAZZARD •106 •28 •34 •42 •36 •46 108 22^ Branch Fred John Helena H. Cecil Wm. Clyde George Gust Ernest Mrs. C. Orrin Axel' Nels Roy STREET. Oscar Warren J. Emilv Margaret Jane V. Olson N. Right H. Hanson A. I,undgren G. Himebaugh Wren School Mansard H. C. E. Stewart Andrrson McGrath Houser Tones Warren D. Swanson Mitchell Washburn and A. Stumpf (21 (51 (10) Clark No. Wilkinson Harvev West (3) (51
(J (6)
(4)
(3) 4 i (31
(5) (2) Side. (4)
(3)
112 Eric V. Gustafson (3)
•112 Carl J. Lagerdahl (3)
•11254 Ethan A. Haskins (2)
116 E. Will Brown (5)
118 Uri Tidswell (4)
•122 L. August Anderson (3)
NEWLAND AVE. INTERSECTS
•204 Matilda A. Miller (1)
204 Daniel J. Sullivan (3)
•208 C. M. Kinnear (3)
212 Frank I. Kling (4)
•214 Lewis C. Cederholm (3)
•216 Berger Anderson (2)
226 Vacant
•230 Albert Rehnberg (3)
240 Vacant
•246 August Johnson (7)
•248 Frank D. Hatch (5)
BARKER ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
COLE AVE. INTERSECTS
•400 George F. Smith (6)
408 Charles Olson (7)
516 Mrs. Hattie G. Wihlborg (7)
HEBNER STREET.
From 247 above Willard 220 King, orth to south Benedict.—Fourth to Camp—
Fourth ward. ward. (Incorrectlv numbered.)
*5
Right Left and and West West Side. Side
7
•1 John Charles August S. Anderson Johnson (3) (5)
7
1 Carl Mrs. A. Christine Gustafson F. Anderson (2) (2)
•15
10 Vacant John A. Anderson (2)
15
HEBNER Charles STREET. Johnson (7)
15 Mrs. Lottie Left and Sampson East Side (3)
•17
•120 Frank C. Emil A. Johnson Skans (4) (2)
•21
120 Arthur John Hedman J. Lawson (11) (2)
•39
HEDGES
August
AVENUE.
C. Danielson (7)
39 Emil Johnson (4)
•47 Mrs. Ellen Larson (2)
*51 Charles Erickson (4)
•101 51 Oscar F. Swan (5)
III •63 Charles Anderson (5)
•113 •65 Edward J. Johnson (6)
•115 •69 Oliver Christenson (6)
•149 •79 Leonard E. Anderson (7)
•151 •85 Gust A. Johnson (71
165
Albert HEDGES Johnson (3) AVENUE.
165
SOIOTA Right ST. and INTERSECTS
East Side
*4 John Kuno A. Anderson Danielson (6) (71
•6 Charles Hjalmer O. C. Carlson (6) (2)
•10 B. Leonard A. Rergeson G. Ahlstrom (7)
10 B. Mrs. A. Hilda Bureeson Jones (41 (2)
12 Charles Leonard J. E. Erickson Lawson (4) (91
•12 A Mrs. Frederick Matilda Ahlstedt A. Carlson (6)(3)
14 Mrs. Andrew C. M. Granath Peterson (21 (3)
14 Segfried Gust Granath Hanson (2) (31
16 Edna Gust Nordendahl Johnson (1)(2)
•16 Oscar Sundeen (4)
•44 •18 •48 52 Rudolph Carl Oscar Mrs. Gustaf O. Christina Holmauist Johnson Lindstrom Osterstrom (3) (4) (61 (2) (6)

•52 John A. Bjork (4)
52 David Johnson (2)
72 Carl Bergsten (5)
72 Mrs. Benedicta Swanson (6)
•76 Erick J. Hagberg (3)
•82 Nels Rybloom (2)
82 Fritz E. Holmstrom (2)
106 Ben. V. Allison (3)
106 Charles Stone (3)
•108 Andrew A. Swanson (5)
•122 Arthur E. Olson (5)
•126 John Nygren (7)
•130 Elof Elmeer (3)
•134 Leonard Peterson (5)
•138 Charles Soderquist (2)
138 John Christianson (3)
HESS STREET.
From opposite 520 Palmer south to Summit.
—Sixth ward.
Left and East Side.
No houses
HESS STREET.
Right and West Side.
18 Roy W. Kent (5)
IS Albert F. Jandrew (4)
HICKORY STREET.
From Shaw avenue (end Ellicott) south to
Ahrens avenue.—Fourth ward.
Left and East Side.
_45 John G. Bullene (2)
'45 John Hammerstrom (3)
•49 Carl Berg (3)
•53 Mrs. Ida Jones (5)
HICKORY STREET.
Right and West Side.
Xo houses
HICKORIES (THE)
From Fairmount avenue beyond limits south.
Left and East Side.
Marion Greenlee (5)
HICKORIES (THE)
Right and West Side.
No houses
HIGH STREET.
From Avalon Blvd. west to Frederick Blvd.
No houses
HIGHLAND AVENUE.
From 405 Front south to Steele ave.—Sixth
ward.
Left and East Side.
•13 C. Bernhard Johnson (3)
17 Louis Wallen (6)
•17 J. Edwin Carlson (7)
•21 Peter E. Sundberg (2)
*25 Axel Reynolds (4)
•29 Mrs. Hukla Cox (2)
HIGHLAND *42 •84 *88 •96 •91 •95 *80 •69 37 12 John Jonas Theodore ADAMS W. Knute Erick Olof New C. Edward Vacant Peter Frank Raine PALMER Fletcher Axel Godfrey O. AVENUE. H. Right Lawson house Anderson E. Peterson W. Jaderstrom F. L. Jensen Henry Kinney W. Paulson Johnson Ellsworth ST. Wistran Parson Erickson Lindwell ST. and Jones (3) (2) INTERSECTS
Carlson (7) Jones (2) IXTERSECTS
West (3)
(4) (5) (2) (2)
Side.
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 41
HOLMAN STREET.
From junction English and Willis east.—
Fourth ward.
Left and North Side.
•3 Frank A. Crantz (3)
3 Charles Birchman (3)
•9 Eric Lofgren (7)
MALTBY ST. BEGINS
31 August Nyman (6)
•33 August Berggren (9)
•37 Oscar N. Carlson (8)
'43 Eric G. Zetterman (7)
HOLMAN STREET.
Right and South Side.
•32 Arthur A. Anderson (3)
*40 Mrs. Hannah C. Johnson (4)
HOLMES STREET.
From opposite 130 Institute east.—Third
ward.
Right and South Side.
2-6 Thompson Candy Co.
8-20 Anchor Furniture Co.
HOLMES STREET.
Left and North Side.
Star Furniture Co. lumber yard
9 Jamestown Auto Sales Co.
13-23 F. J. Underwood
HOPKINS AVENUE.
From 1200 East Second south to Blackstone
avenue and east to limits.—Fifth ward.
Left and East Side.
5 Charles T. Nelson (4)
5 Mrs. Hattie E. Rowland (4)
13 Edmond Stewart (8)
•19 Mrs. HOPKINS
Jane L. Burroughs AVENUE. (2)
*23 Charles Right Englund and West (3) Side.
•29 Edwin Emil Waff C. Vincent (4) (7)
•31
•10
John Albert Sagurney Beck (4) (2)
•35
12
Warner William Ross Nowell (6)(4)
•38
39 William Theodore Sagurney Nelson (7) (3)
•41
38 Elvin Paul Mason Swanson (10) (3)
•134
43 Oscar FLAGG Englund AVE. (6) ENDS
136
45 Preston Emil Swan Nord Bifcckson H. (7) Moore (4)(3)
•198
•47 John Ernest Robert Benson Blood Breed (4)
(2)
•202
49 Hyman Emil Lewis J. Johnson Lilian Wedberg (7) (9)(3)
•159
204
Alfred Frederick Gales F. C. North Lindgren A. Ulf (8) (6)(5)
•210
213 T. Carl Henry Paterniti J. F. Carlson Beck Table (7) (6) Co.
•229
•214
Fred W. Bfccksi Kupresh (8) (2)
DeForest Blood (6)
241
216
Vacant Lynn Hotchkiss (2)
•245
•220
John Charles W. E. Stake Carlson (4)
220 Henry Stemple (7)
•222 Fred
HOTCHKISS
E. Lvon (4)
STREET.
From
•226 Charles
Buffalo opposite
Tyrrell (3)
pump station, north.-
Fifth
•244 Fred
ward.
Eckstrom (5)
244 Vacant
Left and West Side.
7 Clyde G. Smith (4)
246 252 •9 James E. Smith (2)

42 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
•15 Adelbert C. Wells (2)
19 Gottfried J. Johnson (4)
45 David Johnson (7)
59 Frank Mohrley (3)
•75 Truax D. Lovejoy (3)
CLYDE AVE. INTERSECTS
*99 Erick Bjorkland (5)
129 Richard Kiestauel (5)
139 Frederick J. Colburn (3)
•177 Herman Bratt (8)
•205 John A Peterson (5)
HOTCHKISS STREET.
Right and East Side.
•62 Mrs. Augusta Varmee (5)
New house
•104 Victor Lofman (6)
116 Charles A. Oberg (5)
•166 Hjalmar G. Sandberg (6)
HOWARD AVENUE.
From city limits south to Fairmount avenue.-
Sixth ward.
Left and East Side.
1 Ratley HOWARD Nobel (3) STREET.
From 3 John Barker A. Hanson south to (9) city limits.- -Third
ward. 5 William Waddington (3)
5 Fred Robinson Left and (2) East Side.
HOWARD *9 Mrs. AVENUE. Sarah S. Carlson (3)
•77 Peter Right William and Lundberg West Side. (4)
No New houses house
New house
HOWARD STREET.
Right and West Side.
•78 Axel G. Winnberg (4)
•82 Robert C. Carlson (6)
•86 David Anderson (4)
•90 J. D. Stapleton HUNT (4) ROAD.
From •94 Arthur end West W. Sixth Johnson at junction (3) Hallock to
limits 96 Carl west.—Sixth J. Gustafson ward. (7)
New house Left and South Side.
150 7 Louis Adoniram Butts Dye (5)(2)
7 Harry L. Dye (3)
HUNT ROAD.
Right and North Side.
*8 C. E. Preston (2)
TODD AVE. BEGINS
•60 Albert Carlson (3)
60 Algert O. Johnson (3)
72 George L. Hall (3)
74 David J. Gampp (4)
HUNTER STREET.
Hebner west to Oak.—Fourth ward.
No houses
HUTTON STREET.
From Baker south to Orr.—Sixth ward.
No houses
INDIANA AVENUE.
From 296 Baker west to XTewland avenue.—
Sixth No ward. houses.
INSTITUTE STREET.
From 310 East Second south to Allen.—
Third and Fifth wards.
Left and East Side.
Jamestown High School
ERIE R. R. TRACKS INTERSECT
33 Swift & Co.
Maddox Table Co.
HARRISON ST. INTERSECTS
99 Jamestown Ice Cream Co.
BRIGGS ST. ENDS
Lumber Yard
HOLMES ST. BEGINS
131 Thompson Candy Co.
VICTORIA AVE. INTERSECTS
139 Jorgenson Bldg.
•141 Hedwig Melquist (7)
INSTITUTE STREET.
Right and West Side.
•6 Mrs. Caroline E. Potter (3)
•8 Theodore Stewart (2)
•10 Wm. H. Cullen (2)
10 George H. Fink (4)
•12 John J. Chambers (2)
12 Oscar Montgomery (2)
16 Mabel Anderson (2)
16 Mrs. Mertie Hollister (3)
16 Oscar Hessle (2)
16 Mrs. Laura Johnson (3)
18 Guiseppe Parasolite (4)
18 Massimo Becarri (4)
•20 Carl Paterniti (11)
20 Joe Foti (4)
22 Gaetano Ciancio (2)
22 Carmello Portol (3)
26 Vacant
ERIE R. R. TRACKS INTERSECT
•28 Tulia Rainey (3)
28 Frank E. Price (5)
30 Sebastiano Triscari (9)
30 Emile LaPape (3)
30 Salvatore Pinzone (3)
3054Charles St. Anne (2)
3054Theodore Frederickson (2)
3054 Mrs. Lena Anderson (2)
•30 John P. Freed (2)
32 Lawrence Masterson (2)
IRVINE PLACE.
32 Swan G. Anderson (2)
Right and South Side.
32 •6 John Bell (3)
Henry C. Tacobson (3)
38 John Berg
Walter J. Holt (4)
HARRISON ISABELLE ST. AVENUE. INTERSECTS
From 100 Pennsylvania 817 Washington Gas Co. west shop to Chadakoin
118 River.—Second John Youngberg ward. (6)
120 Danish Left Congregational and South Side. Church
122 American No houses International Clubs Hall
122 Italian LAFAYETTE Christopher ST. Columbus INTERSECTS Benevolent
Society & Hovey
Hazeltine
IRVINE •126 •130 From 122 138 coln John James Angelo Anthony Samuel Coronca VICTORIA St. JEFFERSON Father No 1042 avenue).—Fifth PLACE. James houses Cusimano Left X'orth Prince James Triglia T. Dominico Mallore Waite Roman and AVE. Main Carra (2) ST. North (6) (7) ward. (3) (4) Catholic east (2)
INTERSECTS
(1) Side. (formerly Church Lin­

JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 43
Shellberg & Lawson
CLINTON ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
MONROE ST. INTERSECTS
Chautauqua Lumber Co.
J. W. & N. W. R. R. INTERSECT
ISABELLE AVENUE.
North and Right Side.
2 Joseph A. Catlin (3)
4 Clyde Link (4)
LAFAYETTE ST. INTERSECTS
•104 Charles Glad (5)
•110 Floyd E. Whitney (4)
•114 Fred S. Crocker (2)
JEFFERSON ST. INTERSECTS "
Consolidated Land Co.
•214 Cornelius O'Neil (2)
CLINTON ST. INTERSECTS
L. F. Shedd Coal & Lumber yards
MONROE ST. INTERSECTS
Vacant
J. W. & N. W. TRACKS INTERSECT
Johnson Ice houses
IVY STREET.
From 600 Foote avenue south.—Third ward.
Right and West Side.
*4 Joseph Stell (3)
•6 Frank Showier (2)
•10 Elmer E. Smith (6)
10 Vacant
•14 Ernest Barrett (4)
•16 Cyril B. Walker (5)
•22 George H. Jowett (3)
•24 Michael Wright (4)
•28 Thomas Fletcher (5)
28 Vacant.
•38 George Myers (4)
COLE AVE. INTERSECTS
IVY STREET.
Left and East Side.
No houses
COLE AVE. INTERSECTS
' Mrs. Louise Carlson (4)
JASPER AVENUE.
From Hunt road southwest to West Third.—
Sixth ward.
No houses
JEFFERSON STREET.
From 314 West Second north to Eleventh.—•
Second ward.
Right and East Side.
•208 Frank Shepard (4)
W. THIRD ST. IXTERSECTS
'310 Mrs. Elizabeth Loucks (8)
314 Vacant
W. FOURTH ST. INTERSECTS
•912 •808 •810 •812 *814 •964 •416 •514 •710 906 914 414 818 516 610 61854Mary 620 704 714 Vacant John August Mrs. William W. Axel Leo George Fred Lewis Michae) ISABELLE Robert Willis Charles Levant Richard Minnie, SEVENTH FIFTH SIXTH EIGHTH J. Carlson Myrtle Bessie C. Samuelson Q'Haean W. E. Harrison W. H. Soderstrom B. Cleary Wilcox L. P. Stone Canty G. Blodgett Barnes Seymour Batcheller Grant Osmer Nobbs McFadden Day ST. Garnett AVE. Porter (6) ST. (1) (3) (4)
(5)
IXTERSECTS
(7) (4) (8)
(2)
INTERSECTS
(3)
(2) (6)
966 Elmer Jackson (4)
•970 Axel W. Winzell (6)
1010 Bert H. Whatford (3)
•1018 Burton J. Higgs (3)
JEFFERSON STREET.
Left and West Side.
•205 Nicholas Engel (8)
205 Edward Nash (3)
•207 Mrs. Helen Tiffany (4)
W. THIRD ST. INTERSECTS
301 Charles D. VanDewark (8)
309 Cassius Miller (4)
309 Floyd C. Moore (2)
•315 Edward A. Dutcher (3)
•319 Blanche Woodford (3)
319 August Weisflog (5)
W. FOURTH ST. INTERSECTS
Baker Park
W. FIFTH ST. IXTERSECTS
No houses
W. SIXTH ST. INTERSECTS
•611 Fabian Sellstrom (5)
W. SEVENTH ST. INTERSECTS
•705 Frank P. Murray (4)
707 Vacant
•709 George F. Asper (4)
W. EIGHTH ST. INTERSECTS
801 Vacant
•805 James C. Washburn (4)
•809 Adelbert Rice (2)
•811 George A. Bennett (5)
•813 James B. Torrens (5)
813 Clarence Rivers (2)
•815 August Anderson (2)
815 Rexford Washburn (3)
817 John N. Krusen (4)
ISABELLE AVE. INTERSECTS
909 James George (4)
909 Edward W. Reynolds (4)
•939 Jerry LaQuay (3)
•941 Hugh B. Pardee (2)
953 Loye S. Munger (4)
•959 Fred W. Chambers (5)
•965 Mrs. Mina Garrigan (3)
•969 Ejner Mattison (3)
TENTH ST. INTERSECTS
•1009 Henry Hartley (2)
•1015 Lindo Matthews (6)
1023 Douglas Sundquist (5)
1023 William A. Betts (2)
•1025 Willis Norton (5)
JEFFORDS PLACE.
From Jeffords west.—Fifth ward.
Right and North Side.
•11 August Johnson (2)
*13 George Vanham (3)
JEFFORDS JERSEY From •18 •17 •21 •19 Fifth 22 *9 15 John Theodore Frank David Roy Oscar Henry Axel Fred Ralph No Baker opposite ward. AVENUE. Grover houses PLACE.
STREET.
Young P. Douch Peterson Right Left Anderson F. M. P. west.—Sixth Pihlblad Rogers Kofod Bullen Tohnson Bjork 884 and Garlick (2)
(5) (3) South (5) (8)
(4) (2)
East West (3) (4) (5) (3) ward.
Second Side. north.-

44 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
JOHNSON AVENUE.
From Jones & Gifford avenue south to Erie
R. R.—Sixth ward.
Left and East Side.
•217 Elmer E. Waite (4)
Mrs. Mary Laphy (4)
JOHNSON AVENUE.
Right and West Side.
•8 John Carlson (1)
JOHNSON STREET.
From 269 Willard north.—Fourth ward.
Left and West Side.
•15 Charles J. Erickson (6)
JOHNSON STREET.
Right and East Side.
•12 Theodore O. Hegstrom (3)
12 Axel Carlson (2)
•14
JONES
Gust Larson
& GIFFORD
(6)
AVENUE.
From
•16 Elias
boatlanding
Pearson
bridge
(5)
northwest to city
•22
limits.—Sixth
Robert E.
ward.
Bergman (3)
•36 Albert
Left
Castner
and West
(4)
Side.
49-59 Acme
SCIOTA
Worsted
ST. ENDS
Mills
95-105 Art Metal Construction Co.
115 Eagle Foundry & Machine Co.
WILLIAMS PLACE BEGIXS
153-163
129 Eckman
Automatic Registering
Co.
Mch. Co.
167 Superior Furniture Co.
147 175 Ira Claude Williams Walrod Xursery (61
•149 Amos HALLOCK T. Robertson ST. EXDS (6)
•235
151 Jamestown No houses Window Screen Co.
JONES LISTER & ST. GIFFORD ENDS AVENUE.
William Right D. Mitchell and East (3) Side.
110
Mrs. Nellie Dean (2)
110
Toseph Nevroski (3)
146
REYNOLDS PLACE IXTERSECTS
150
Jesse Galbraith (5)
152
Fred E. Dickerson (2)
168
William M. Colburn (9)
•182
15254Mrs. Lida Faulkner (4)
202
•154 Mrs. Matilda Whitman (2)
•208 JULIET STREET.
From 143 Italian
Camp
Colony
north to Hunter.- -Fourth
ward. Edward A. Kaadtman (2)
Left and West Side.
Vacant
•5 Ole Loberg (4)
Henry Stormer (7)
•9 Edd. Siverson (4)
•13 Harold E. Casperson (4)
•17 Carl Nelson (2)
JULIET STREET.
Right and East Side.
•10 Nicolai Backensten (3)
16 New house
•22 Gunnard Gunnill (51
KENMORE AVENUE. KIDDER STREET.
From 200 212 Hallock South west. Main west to Prospect.-
Third ward.
Left and South Side.
•11 Lee D. Blood (4)
15 Vacant
BROADHEAD AVE. IXTERSECTS
•107 C. Fred Larson (4)
•109 Magnus Ekberg (11)
113 Alfred Carlson (5)
KIDDER STREET.
Right and X~orth Side.
10 Roy S. Brown (3)
10 Kidder Street Creamery and Grocery
BROADHEAD AVE. IXTERSECTS
110 Vacant
112 Vacant
114 Daniel G. Ogilvie (6)
114 Robert S. Norton (3)
KING STREET.
From 226 Allen east to English.—Fourth
ward.
Left and X~orth Side.
•9 John W. Hutley (6)
BARROWS ST. BEGINS
111 Mrs. Alice Shoesmith (4)
115 Sten Johnson (5)
117 Vacant
117 Carl Johnson (6)
TOWER STREET ENDS
*"129 Peter J. Anderson (5)
129 Rudolph Anderson (2)
•133 Frank O. Carlson (6)
ELLICOTT ST. TXTERSECTS
203 Melker Anderson (4)
•203 Tames Ellis (2)
"OAK ST. BEGIXS
•227 August A. Carlson (7)
227 Vacant
KING STREET.
Right and South Side.
•10 Toe Pickard (4)
10 Vacant
•18 Tames Moss Mvers (2)
•108 Minnie E. Wilson (1)
108 Daniel C. Moynihan (5)
114 August Ahlgren (3)
114 Charles J. Johnson (3)
116 Charles A. lundberg (2)
WEBSTER ST. BEGIXS
118 Vacant
•118 Mrs. Tillie Swanson (2'>
•120 August Anderson (1)
•134 Peter A. Johnson (6)
ELLICOTT ST. IXTERSECTS
No houses
OAK ST. BEGTXS
KINNEY STREET.
'220 Nels T. Peterson (3)
From 246 Willard south to English.—Fourth
HEBXER ST. BEGINS
ward.
•300 Mrs. Johanna S. Roseburg (2)
Left and East Side.
KINGSBURY AVENUE.
•5 Charles A. Ekstrom
From 1036 North Main east to Prendergast
•15 Mrs. Tda Swanson (4)
avenue.—First ward.
KINGSBURY •11 •25 •27 •22 *12 •28 •30 *32 •23 •9 *8 17 19 20- 34 Claud Abraham Michael Mrs. Daniel Vacant Dallas Sam William Minnie .Tohn Dana Bernard AVENUE. Right Lewis T. Left Swanson S. Gaee Cornelia Monroe G. WalWip D. S. Richter Hoard Dorrnan Goldstein Parsons and Rathbun Beaver (4) Crook (81 X'orth Sill Gleason (41 South (3) (5) (2) (3)
(3)
Side. (3)

25 Earl Bliss (21
•25 Gust W. Peterson (7)
•27 Mrs. Carolina Peterson (1)
•29 Arvid Selander (3)
29 Gust Tidstrom (21
31 Mrs. Nannie Carlson (3)
*31 Oscar A. Nelson (7)
CEDAR AVE. BEGINS
•47 Gustaf F. Bergquist (4)
47 Tilda Johnson (1)
•51 Alfred O. Johnson (4)
51 Oscar Glad (3)
•53 John P. Danielson (9)
•55 Peter Broman (4)
KINNEY STREET.
Right and West Side.
•12 Tohn O. Palmer (3)
12 Fritz Lindquist (3)
20 Fritz Peterson (6)
•28 Carl J. O. Swanson (8)
•32 Olof Nelson (4)
32 Emil J. Carlson (2)
36 Robert F. Castner (3)
36 Julius Larson (5)
40 Rudolph H. Nelson (4)
•44 John A. Carlson (4)
KIPP STREET.
From opposite 510 Crescent north to Falconer
street.—Fifth KIPP ward. STREET.
Left Right and and West East Side.
1 No Martin houses Gunnarson (4)
LAFAYETTE STREET.
1 Mrs. Eva Haven (2)
From 215 West Second north.—Second ward
E. SECOND ST. INTERSECTS
Left and West Side.
15 Charles Bergstrom (5)
199 Cole & Backus
15 Thure Ekedahl (5)
199 Charles E. Backus (2)
17 Victor Lindgren (4)
201 Kitty H. Conroy (1)
17 Mrs. Christine .Tohnson (6)
•201 Nelson J. Neill (3)
17 Mrs. Jennie Jeffords (2)
•203 Clarence Hale (9)
19 Mrs. Anna Jones (6)
205 The Lafayette
19 Clara Hornell (4)
205 Bertrand L. Lewis (5)
W. THIRD ST. INTERSECTS
305 The Dorion
•305 Dr. Darwin C. Perkins (4)
305 Mrs. Stella C. Morgan (2)
305 Mrs. Margaret Jackson (2)
305 Levant M. Hall (2)
W. FOURTH ST. INTERSECTS
•401 Dr. John J. Mahonev (3)
407 Edward R. Bender (2)
407 B. M. Willsie (2)
•411 Mervin E. Smith (2)
411 Eris Andrews (2)
•417 Mrs. Sarah R. Wescott (2)
W. FIFTH ST. INTERSECTS
•509 Nathan D. Lewis (2)
•607 •611 •703 603 615 619 513 517 601
511 D.
Nathan William Mrs. W. Willis Vacant
Robert Richard Samuel Marshall
C.
SIXTH SEVENTH Matilda Lillian
Russell
E. H. Levine Storm Williams Seymour W. Phelps Curtis ST. Smith C.
(2)
Peterson (4) (3) ST. Johnson (3) Sr. (1) (2)
INTERSECTS
(5) (6) (2)
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 45
705 Patrick Moynihan (5)
•711 lames J. Corkerv (3)
W. EIGHTH ST. INTERSECTS
•803 Louis L. Gay (3)
•809 Walter Barnes (1)
811 Harry E. Parker (5)
•819 Edward J. Marsh (6)
•821 Robert J. Straughen (6)
*835 Ernest Leuzinger (2)
837 Henry C. Landis (5)
•839 Melvin Seabourn (4)
•841 Ralph Phillips (2)
•847 John H. Martin (3)
•849 Thomas Kidd (2)
•853 Robert J. White (2)
•857 Oscar Langquist (7)
*865 Mrs. Hannah Anderson (2)
873 Peter Gulch (9)
•875 Frank Carlson (3)
903 Mrs. Lillian Page (2)
•913 Arthur J. Parker (5)
•917 Walter DeLisle (2)
•921 Wilbur C. Wise (3)
•1005 William Norton (3)
•1009 Clayton Loucks (5)
•1015 Henry O. Anderson (1)
LAFAYETTE STREET.
Right and East Side.
204 John L. Preston (6)
208 James M. Cowan (1)
W. THIRD ST. INTERSECTS
•312 Charles J. C. Scholpp (5)
312 Liberty Ptg. Co.
312 Country World
312 Jamestown Publishing Co.
312 George F. Hurlbert (2)
312 Dr. O. F. Seidel (2)
W. FOURTH ST. INTERSECTS
•400 Charles A. Fleming (2) ,
404 Mrs. Cora McKendrick (1)
404 Mrs. Agnes Wehrley (3)
404 Frank Shuman (3)
408 John Westrom (2)
410 Grace Woodcock (3)
•412 Peter A. Farlin (4)
W. FIFTH ST. INTERSECTS
•510 Joseph W. Graff (4)
•516 Herbert O. Cowing (8)
W. SIXTH ST. INTERSECTS
602 Andrew J. Butts (3)
604 A. Frank Kelly (5)
610 John D. Swift (4)
•612 Elliot A. Loucks (3)
614 Vacant
616 Stephen V. Lines (3)
W. SEVENTH ST. INTERSECTS
•710 •714 •802 •818 •820 •822 •838 •844 •850 •902 •834 •848 716 816 840 842 846 900 71454Thomas 904 906 James Hannah Themely Peter Wilfred Daniel Mrs. W. TENTH Winefred ELEVENTH
Elmer Rolland Edward E. Walter Henry Vacant Marshall Charles George Samuel TSABELLE Oscar Otta Lewis Alois Gust Ray EIGHTH Tucker Annis Johnson Pille Van C. Sero G. Neilson Kleinsang J. Sullivan H. Wise L. Sundell White C. Horan Miller E. Sotir C. ST. Dve Larson Moynihan Willard Hecka Barker (2) Caskey Bolton (7) Davis AVE. (5) (6) (3) (4) ST. ENDS
(2) (6)
(3) (4) Sr. (7)
(5) (1)
INTERSECTS
(4) (7) (2)
(3)

46 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
LAKE STREET.
From 32 Sampson west to Colfax.—Sixth
ward.
Left and South Side.
1 W. Frank Howe (2)
•3 Nels Munson (11)
•IS Gust Bloomdahl (3)
15 Albin G. Bloomdahl (2)
•21 G. Victor Olson (4)
•23 John Gustafson (5)
•27 John A. Roseau (7)
27 Eric Anderson (4)
LAKE STREET.
Right and North Side.
•8 Mrs. Augusta Nordine (4)
•10 Fred A. Smith (4)
10 Andrew Olson (2)
•28 Gust A. Kling (5)
LAKEVIEW AVENUE.
From 412 East Sixth north to city limits.—
First ward.
Left and West Side.
•3 William C. Patterson (3)
•17 Charles L. Audette (4)
•27 William A. Bradshaw (6)
•35 Henry P. Robertson (5)
E. EIGHTH ST. INTERSECTS
•101 John G. Wicks (2)
•109 Bertha E. Weeks (1)
109 Archie S. Turk (2)
•115 Edgar A. Fenton (3)
•119 C. C. Pederson (3)
•121 Charles G. Lindsey (8)
123 Samuel W. Thompson (6)
•127 Luther M. Butman (5)
•133 W. W. Fisher (4)
133 Mrs. Susan H. Thomas (2)
133 Vacant
STRONG ST. ENDS
201 William J. Lausterer (5)
205 Julius Christian (4)
205 William N. Gokey Jr. (3)
•211 Frederick P. Hall (8)
CROSSMAN ST. INTERSECTS
•301 Mrs. Lora T. Gathercole (1)
•309 E. E. Wellman (3)
•315 Mrs. Ida L. Bigelow (2)
VAN BUREN ST. INTERSECTS
•403 Fred B. Tinkham (6)
•409 Wallace L. Snow (3)
•415 J. M. Himebaugh (4)
PRICE ST. INTERSECTS
•501 Brewer D. Phillips (4)
509 Clyde G. Wooley (3)
•511 Eugene M. Schlaudecker (5)
BASSETT ST. ENDS
•519 Mrs. C. S. Graham (1)
•603 •621 •645 LAKEVIEW •527 •543 •547 •551 •609 •617 •633 •637 •641 •653 •657 663 •14 519 •12 "30 •4 J. Mrs. William Dr. EUCLID
WILSON Lakeview Martha Alfred Rev. Clarence H. Lillian Royal Philip Louis Perry Seneca NEWTON S. BLTFFALO George O. Delevan W. Nelson F. AVENUE. Henry Morris A. Ida Carrie Right C. W. F. Thompson M. L. Dickson Davis B. J. Sydney Sykes D. Jagger Simon Cemetery. R. Furlow Bates AVE. Goodwin Rushworth Pitts Burchard Falconer Curtiss S. and N. Brill ST. (2) Opdyke Rose Reger (3) Bemus Brennan Dealey East INTERSECTS
(7) ENDS
(4)
(10)
(3)
(1) (8) (5)
(6) Side. (5) (3) (2)
•34 James L. Weeks (6)
•38 Charles A. Anderson (2)
38 Fred Christian (2)
*44 John H. Tiffany (6)
•52 Anna L. Crissey (3)
•54 Mrs. R. Louise Curtiss (3)
E. EIGHTH ST. INTERSECTS
•110 Ralph C. Sheldon (8)
•114 William N. Gokey (5)
•118 D. B. Watson (2)
•120 Edwin A. Brooks (3)
•130 Mrs. Anna H. Merrill (5)
•134 Mrs. William T. Falconer (4)
FALCONER ST. BEGINS
204 Herbert H. Frich (4)
•206 Orsell C. Price (5)
•208 Mrs. Mary L. Crissey (3)
•212 John Cadwell (4)
CROSSMAN ST. INTERSECTS
•310 Charles H. Price (6)
VAN BUREN ST. INTERSECTS
•402 Robert P. Stewart (5)
•406 E. Walton Spring (5)
•410 Horace W. Walker (3)
410 Arvid N. Lundquist (3)
'416 Frank W. Bigelow (4)
PRICE ST. INTERSECTS
•502 L. F. Cornell (5)
•518 Jay Crissey (6)
•524 Henry E. Freeman (3)
•532 Samuel J. Sample (3)
•540 Howard W. Potter (3)
•542 Vacant
•544 Glenn K. Brown (4)
WINSOR ST. ENDS
No houses
NEWTON AVE. INTERSECTS
•610 Warren Ross (5)
EUCLID AVE. INTERSECTS
•630 Waters C. Davis (6)
"634 Edward J. Gilroy (5)
CHESTNUT ST. BEGINS
700 E. St. Elmo Lewis (4)
•702 Don Allen Curtis (5)
•706 Arthur W. Swan (3)
SPRUCE ST. BEGINS
•800 Carl Olofson (6)
802 Fred Clayton Butler (2)
BUFFALO ST. INTERSECTS
916 Darwin R. Clark (2)
Mrs. Polly M. Goodwin (1)
• Emmett D. Pierce (2)
• L. Charles Hutt (3)
• Charles A. Rowley (8)
* Seth Raymond (2)
Mrs. Pauline Cease (2)
• Albert L. Tappan (4)
LAKIN From •19 •20 •78 •24 •54 •58 •62 *66 •74 Third.—Sixth 41 28 42 70 52 11 15 A. William John "Lewis Ernest Jay Thomas Edward Paul Mrs. George Oscar Raymond W. Frank Charles Tames O. Patrick 507 AVENUE. E. Fred SIXTH W. Fairmount Inez Jennie G. R. Left Right Davis Galivan Osborne B. Barker J. E. A. Cole O. S. Turner Brodick Newberry Stafford Jones ward. Woodin Hughes Slaw-son Kohlbacher Patterson Berg Johnson Morrison Jail Kidd R. and ST. (6)
(2) (7) (4) Beatty East avenue (6) (3) (2)
(4) West INTERSECTS
IXTERSECTS
(5) (1) (4) (3)
(5) (3) Side. south to West

JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 47
86 Joseph Ellison (3)
160 John G. Harrie (7)
•166 George L. Shutt (4)
LANGFORD STREET.
From 48 Hamilton north to West End.—Second
ward.
Left and West Side.
•19 William G. Myers (8)
19 Roy Wellman (2)
21 Walter C. White (4)
LANGFORD STREET.
Right and East Side.
20 Vacant
LAUREL AVENUE.
South from Maplewood avenue.—Sixth ward.
No houses.
LEE AVENUE.
From 810 Forest avenue west to Sampson.—
Sixth ward.
Left and South Side.
•41 Gottfried Johnson (6)
LEE AVENUE.
Right and North Side.
No houses
LIBERTY STREET.
From 351 East Fifth north to Falconer.—
First ward.
Left and West Side.
1 John W. Timmons (3)
•11 James W. Wilson (2)
E. SIXTH ST. INTERSECTS
•25 James A. Gardner (9)
47 Mrs. Elva Everwine (2)
•49 Fred Bergeson (3)
49 Patrick H. Garrity (2)
•53 Charles W. Davis (2)
•57 Frank O. Strandburg (5)
•61 Mrs. Adelle M. Towle (2)
61 Alfred E. Moore (2)
•65 Frank E. Shearman (8)
•73 Claude E. White (5)
*77 Malcolm Swanson (4)
77 Erick Carlson (2)
E. EIGHTH ST. INTERSECTS
99 Charles O. Anderson (4)
101 Lewis S. Chamberlin (5)
•105 David Smith (2)
•107 George F. Lods (2)
107 Gertrude Kemp (1)
•113 Horace A. Putnam (3)
LIBERTY STREET.
Right and East Side.
XTo houses
E. SIXTH ST. INTERSECTS
•36 Dr. Henry Neville (2)
36 Helen S. Newton (3)
*•38 •46 •48 *66 •70 •78 •86 •90 *94 42 52 54 62 74 Vacant John Alfred Mott Frank Herbert Willis William Clyde Isaac David Robert Frederica E. Mrs. Omar EIGHTH SEVENTH Caroline Helen Anna Hannah H. Coppie C. D. R. Elizabeth N. W. Garver L. Richards Babcock F. L. Bronson Cooper Wilson Samuel Lawrence Gardner Jackson Johnson L. Jones Dealing Stitt Smith M. Johnson (5) ST. Van Lundquist (2) Rice ST. Brown (5)
(3)
(4) (2)
INTERSECTS
(3) Dusen (1) CONTINUES
(3) (1) (1) (2)
•100 William H. Rich (2)
106 John Tweedale (3)
•110 Frank W. Sternborg (5)
112 D. Ward Brier (5)
LINCOLN STREET.
From 423 East Fourth north to Falconer.-
First ward.
Left and West Side.
5 Frank E. Shearman Jr. (2)
*7 T. B. Barker (2)
E. FIFTH ST. INTERSECTS
109 Jedediah D./Thurber (2)
109 Frank E. Spencer (2)
115 Herbert LHunt (3)
115 John E. Cooney (3)
117 Charles Whatmuff (2)
•117 Mrs. Charlotte Smith (1)
•119 James J. Benson (6)
E. SIXTH ST. INTERSECTS
•207 Charles M. Purdy (4)
•209 Verne B. Card (5)
209 Mrs. Jane Parker (1)
•215 Louis K. Jones (2)
217 D. C. Jones
•217 Delbert C. Jones (5)
217 Mrs. Anna Winslow (3)
217 Mrs. Delia Williams (1)
217 Hilda Norgren (2)
E. SEVENTH ST. INTERSECTS
Free Methodist Church
•311 Rev. J. Palmer Burns (5)
313 Vacant
•313 Mrs. Charles E. Monjeau (2)
•315 John F. Dearing (7)
E. EIGHTH ST. INTERSECTS
401 Vacant
411 Wales E. Shepardson (1)
411 Warren P. Day (5)
411 Ms. Clara Barmore (1)
411 Edward Lawson (3)
•415 Mrs. Anna M. Ross (3)
•419 George W. Stilson (2)
419 D. Earl Stilson (3)
423 Esther E. Clark (2)
•427 Eugene L. Blanchard (2)
427 John Austin (2)
42754Clark H. Rawson (3)
•429 Benjamin H. Gardner (4)
429 Ellen Williams (2)
LINCOLN STREET.
Right and East Side.
2 William Gosden (5)
2 Vacant
•4 Charles E. Jones (4)
•6 William Larcombe (2)
E. FIFTH ST. INTERSECTS
•116 •118 •212 •218 •310 •314 •400 •430 •404 •408 •412 •414 •416 •424 208 210 112 220 308 114 300 426 John Vacant Harry S. Frank Oscar "Harold M. Austin William E. Charles Mrs. Tohn Tames Bert Edward E. EIGHTH SIXTH SEVENTH E. Jennie F. Mary Corrie Louesa Julius Lydia H. Stella Hallstrom C. Lewandoski Bard A. H. R. E Towne Stitt L. J. E. R. T. Saxton L. Dasher Powell Gardner Clary Reed White Syren Olson (4) Johnson Huckelberry Britton ST. Lavely Ingerson Dorman U. A. Haman Hansen S. (4) Golm ST. Newton Olson Gard ST. (5) (2)
(6) (3)
(4) INTERSECTS
(5)
(3) (2)
(4)
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48 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
LINDEN AVENUE.
From 218 Forest avenue east to Park.—Third
ward.
Left and North Side.
17 Rev. J. G. Clutterbuck (5)
21 Oscar C. Lindbloom (6)
21 John E. Nelson (2)
21 Andrew Winblad (3)
21 Vacant
"25 Mrs. Louise Morgan (6)
25 Thure Gustafson (3)
•29 Fred C. Swanson (10)
29 John B. Engberg (2)
•31 William E. Garfield (4)
3154 Garfield's Carpet Cleaning Works
33 Ray F. Cole (2)
3354 Arthur Boyd (3)
•35 Charles Dickson (6)
35 Carl Carlson (2)
37 Leonard Benson (4)
LINDEN AVENUE.
Right and South Side.
•16 David J. Bowen (3)
•18 August L. Johnson (7)
•20 Nels P. Eckman (2)
20 Phillip Fagerstrom (4)
26 Hilmer Johnson (3)
26 Amil Swanson (3)
28 Victor Peterson (6)
From 28 Oscar 8 East Hjartquist Newland avenue (2) south to city
limits.—Sixth MYRTLE ward.
Right
ST.
and
BEGINS
West Side.
•10 32 Swan Ralph J. Breed Sampson (3) (6)
10 32 Harry William J. Dryburgh Bishop (3)
•14 Adel Frederickson (2) (2)
•34 14 Albert Frank C. Hult Weekman (2) (2)
LINDSEY
18 Eric L. Johnson (3)
•18 Mrs. AVENUE. Huldah Erickson (5)
From •26 Carl
26
1275 G. East Telt Second (2)
Emil Peterson (2) north.—Fifth ward.
•30 John A. Left Anderson and West (4) Side.
•34 Mrs. Mathilda Carlson (3)
•40 Carl XTew O. house Strand (4)
LINDSEY •42 Isaac AVENUE. Lundgren (10)
•48 Adolph Carlson (2)
48 Walter Right Hemingway and East (3) Side.
•52 •4 John Carl O. Nelson Johnson (5)
BARKER ST. INTERSECTS (6)
LINWOOD •64 David AVENUE. Anderson (5)
64 Paul Engstrom (2)
*68 Charles E. Jackson (7)
*72 Cassius Southwick (3)
•80 Robert Green (2)
•88 John A. Lindberg (4)
92 Charles Carlson (4)
"92 Albin C. Johnson (2)
DOUGLAS PLACE INTERSECTS
•108 Andrew Johnson (9)
112 Vacant
•116 Henrv Hancq (6)
COLE AVE. IXTERSECTS
No houses
MARTIN ROAD INTERSECTS
No houses
BURTCH ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
LINWOOD AVENUE.
Left and East Side.
•15 Emil Stenander (41
15
•17
21
21
31
31
•33
33
•37
•41
'47
•49
71
79
79
79
79
•87
•91
Edward Mayfield (3)
Otto Nelson (3)
David Hammerstrom (5)
D. Coe (2)
Ollie Anderson (3)
Aaron Norman (3)
Swan Anderson (2)
Herman Johnson (7)
Charles J. Julin (6)
Andrew M. Warn (2)
Alexander Johnson (5)
Edward H. Johnson (2)
BARKER ST. INTERSECTS
John Bronson (6)
MAHON PLACE ENDS
Allen Park Grocery
Carl Windahl (3)
Joe E. Julin (3)
Oscar A. Eckholm (3)
•103 197 John B. Reed (4)
•111 Anders LISTER P. Anderson STREET. (2)
From •115 DOUGLAS Jones & Gifford PLACE avenue INTERSECTS south to Livingston
George avenue.—Sixth H. Knowles ward. (5)
Andrew Left Frederickson and East Side. (3)
XTo Aaron houses Johnson (8)
ERIE COLE R AVE. R. INTERSECTS
•89 Forest Abel Suttle L. Seeley (2) (5)
"93 T. MARTIN Emil Larson ROAD (10) INTERSECTS
*97 Eugene No houses LISTER Allen (5) STREET.
101 Leonard BURTCH Right Skar ST. and (6) West INTERSECTS Side.
•105 No Ernest Mrs. houses Eliza A. Nelson Kendall (5)(2)
•107 •90 Oscar F. Carlson (4)
90 ERIE R. R. INTERSECTS
94
*98
102
•102
•106
•108
From Martin S. Dahlbeck (6)
its.- Theodore Johnson (2)
1
*3
57
•17 •9
25
*27
•31
33
"35
•51
63
•69
*75
79
87
169
•173 '175
•279
283
Charles P. Engstom (2)
Charles Lindbloom (3)
Elmo R. Davis (6)
Ture L. Lennartson (3)
Vaner W. Dahlbeck (3)
Axel L. Reed (3)
LIVINGSTON AVENUE.
301 Fairmount avenue west to city lim-
—Sixth ward.
Left and South Side.
Vacant
Archie U. Carter (3)
Mrs. Archie U. Carter
Dr. William M. Sill (2)
James M. Wheeler (5)
Thomas Galivan (21
Frank Hurlbut (4)
William Sandberg (3)
GENEVA ST. ENDS
J. August Lindstrom (4)
Joseph Dawson (4)
Harry J. Sharpies (3)
Harvey D. Logan (9)
Arthur Alex. Harold Eldon Verne UTICA Mrs. MEADOW Gust GENESEE Loyal Tames Richard A. Minnie Provancha S. W. E. M. E. ST. Keil J. Bushee Lane Rickerson Stoddard Corke Casselman Swanson ST. LANE (3) Lane ENDS (4) (3) ENDS
(2) (6)
ENDS (4)
(2)

JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 49
•285 Andrew P. Casselman (3)
293 Frank X. Bauer (2)
HALLOCK ST. INTERSECTS
301 Mrs. Delia M. Foley (3)
•421 Henry Dunn (2)
LIVINGSTON AVENUE.
Right and North Side.
Calvary Baptist Church
SEYMOUR AVE. BEGIXS
2 August A. Ernewein
2 Mrs. Eva C. Thompson (3)
2 George H. Rudd (3)
•8 Erwin E. Whitehead (6)
16 Carl Leberg (2)
•16 James P. Buckley (3)
ROSS ST. BEGINS
•20 John W Dunn (3)
*28 Mrs. Jennie Van Scoter (2)
MASON ST. BEGINS
•54 George G. York (4)
•60 Nils Hanson (9)
north to
OSMER ST. BEGINS
•174 Joseph Thornton (2)
LOVELL AVENUE.
286 Edwin A. Ridell (4)
From 364 Fairmount avenue north to Livingston
avenue.—Sixth ward.
•288 Lucius W. Lammers (2)
•308 James A. Waite (4)
Left and West Side.
406 A. Addison Harvey (5)
15 Mrs. Clara A. Durfee (4)
LISTER ST. ENDS
LOVELL AVENUE.
422 Benjamin Dawson (4)
Right and East Side.
LORETTA AVENUE.
New house
From Camp above Wildwood Ave.
LYONS PLACE.
Hunter.—Fourth ward.
From 50 Market north and east to Wholesale
Place.
No houses.
No houses
MAHON PLACE.
From Barker near Virginia boulevard, southwest
to Linwood avenue.—Sixth ward.
Left and South Side.
"7 Raymond R. Park (5)
*11 Arthur H. Johnson (3)
*15 Martin Moe (5)
MAHON PLACE.
Right and North Side.
No houses
MAIN STREET (NORTH)
From junction with South Main at Brooklyn
Square north to city limits.—First and
Second wards.
Left and West Side.
1-7 New Warner Block
5-7 The Famous
9-21 Warner Block
9 Otto W. Wiquist
13-15 Pearl Citv Paint & Glass Co.
13;4William G. Dryburgh
19-21 17 Sveaborg Danielson John Columbus International Samuel Lars S. Swante Mayo perance (Rm. B. Engstrom Leafstone Lewin Clothing 12)
Anderson Temple Music (Rm. Lodge, Association (Rm. 12) (Rm. Co. (Rms. House Templars (Rm. Sons 10) 5) 18-19) 15) 13) of St. Machinists
of (1) (2) George Tem­
Henry C. Waite (Rm. 4) (3)
Wm. Smith (Rm. 3) (3)
Christ Caburo (Rm. 9) (3)
Sullivan Vollentine (Rm. 24) (3)
Thomas J. Togrushon (Rm. 33) (5)
George Keys (Rm. 14) (2)
Nick Mano (Rm. 27) (4)
Mrs. Stella Pritchard (Rm. 25) (2)
A. F. Fidler (Rm. 20) (1)
Andrew Carlson (Rm. 17) (2)
ERIE RAILROAD INTERSECTS
23 Pappas & Beer
25 A. Present
27 Vallone & Caprino
29-31 Baker Block
29 Trantum & Giles
105 Nelson A. Ferrin (Rm. 4) (2)
107 The Brown Printery
Frank A. Venblow
Harry H. Barney (2)
Charles E. Johnson
2954 Breed & Jensen
113
W. FIRST ST. BEGINS
101-121
115
Allen Square Building
101 117 P. E. Hennigan
103 117 Cat Shoe Store
119
Arnson & Paquin
The Scotch Woolen Mills Co.
Frank H. White (Rms. 67-68)
Swante Lindgren (Rm. 70)
Louis Jensen (Rm. 72)
O. H. Carlson (Rm. 66)
109-111 Clark Hardware Co.
Mrs. Elvira L. Porter (1)
Albanian Society (Rm. 89)
Winnberg & Batcheller
Doc's Place No. 2
Tracy, the Hatter
Mrs. Ella Oger (Rm. 82) (2)
Dimarco & Munafo
Blackman & Anderson
E. Verne Blv
Geo. H. Harnden (Rm. 73)
121
201
203
205
211
213
215
217
M. Barret (Rm. 7354)
Earl L. Brown (Rm. 77)
Vasil G. Themely (Rm. 80) ((1)
Tohn Rogers (Rm. 90) (2)
"Walter Von Tanhousen (Rms. 85-86) (3)
Ralph Kirkwood (Rm. 87) (3)
Mrs. Margaret Brecht (Rms. 83-841(2)
Wilson Stevens (Rms. 5-6)
Office Supt. Allen Square Bldg. (15)
Mrs. Bessie Mitchell (Rm. 10) (1)
Mrs. F. S. Thompson (Rm. 14) (1)
Anna L. Eblom (Rm. 29) (1)
Emil Peterson (Rm. 30)
207-209-J. John Albert Wm. Robert Gus Ruth Austin Mrs. Fred Union Peter Xational A. Camp Dr. Mahlon W. F. Manufacturers Farmers William Merit United Bradstreet The G. W. D. SECOND C. Fayette & Lida Nellie Mary Bergstrom Matilda D. Christ Oger Goodrich Hanlon Cici E. Art Nordstrom J. Trust McCrory Peterson Hotchkiss Shannon Sharpe Ben Woolworth Cigar Cole N. Lambros & Chautauqua Hammond Barnes J. Holmes (Rm. Mechanics Company Smith Rew Specialty (Rms. A. Waggoner Co. Pearson Cliff (2) Store ST. Association
(Rm. Co. Knapp
(Rms. 55) 52) (11)
Co. (Rm. 94-95) BEGINS
52) (The) Co. 61) (3)
(Rm. (1) 48) (15) Bank 97-98) 12) 51) 26) Bank
25) (1) 32) (Rms. (3)
82) (1)
(3) (2) (1) 7-8)

50 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
Pardon H. Cole.
219 Ohlquist & Johnson
O. P. Stark
221 Monarch Stationery & Paper Co.
Charles G. Lindsey
E. Crosby
Dr. W. E. Goucher
Sons of St. George
223. C. J. Anderson
W. THIRD ST. BEGINS
301-307 Prendergast Block
301 Western Union Telegraph Co.
Slone, Melhuish & Co.
Eleazer Green
Edward J. Green
E. E. Woodbury
Masonic Lodge Rooms
303 O. D. Diehl
305 John C. Mason
Ralph C. Sheldon
307 The Baby Shop
Lyon Furniture Agency
309 Linquest Electric Co.
Gilberds Realty Co.
Powell-Clark Co.
O. O. Olson
Globe Photo Co.
311-313 Winter Garden Theater
315-317 Mt. Tabor, I. O. O. F., Temple
401-5 Y. W. C. A. Building
409 Masonic property
413 Jamestown Club
W. FIFTH ST. BEGINS
•509 G. A. Alden (3)
•511 Dr. H. A. Eastman (3)
•517 Dr. William M. Bemus (4)
W. SIXTH ST. BEGINS
•601 James A. Hughes (8)
605 Lyle B. Himebaugh (3)
•611 Flora M. Shearman (1)
613 Herbert L. Swezey
613 Joseph Tinker (2)
615 G. G. Safford
615 Mrs. Katherine Lang (1)
615 , Mrs. Barbara Vining (3)
615 Mrs. Selma Tuttle (1)
619 G. Frev
W. SEVENTH ST. BEGINS
701 Frank Rogers
701 Frank Mrs. Mary E. Rose Rudy (2) (3)
•703 Axel F. E. E. Rose Lindblom & Co.
•849 703 TENTH Marv McElroy ST. BF.GTXS (11
70S Joe Louis L. J. Melquist Wurth (2) ( 3 l
849 705 Troy Mary Hand Anderson Laundry (2)
851 707 Albert C. Thomas Gokey Grocery (4)
853 707 Grace Ray F. Williams Van Dusen (1) (4)
853
•713 *715 •801 •807 •811 805 709 Austin
•821 311 817 "Harold Thomas W. RICHMOND William R. Arthur Charles Tames Clavton Mrs. B. EIGHTH &
•831 •837 •833 •835 •839 John "Chas. D. Tsaac Tno. NINTH Berne S. B. Holmes Phebe F. A. Churchill Jones H. B. Harlev R. A H. ST. A. E. C. Shearman Meli Skellie
8415j 84154 853 855 8433
Jacob C. Frank Vacant W. Oser D. Johnson Rose Randall Wallnat Becker Bissell Tones Peterson l.te Savaue Rivers Murch Price C. BEGIXS (2)
PL. (3) ST. Elliot (4) Lennox (5) (2)
(51 (41
BF.GTXS (101 (3) (2)
BEGINS
(41(2)
855
85754
•859
861
861
•865
869
•869
•901
•903
•907
907
•909
•915
Mrs. Adella D. Marks (1)
Gustav Schage (7)
Mrs. Alta L. Bush (2)
William L. Beck (3)
Silas Blanchard (1)
Albion W'. Sampson (6)
Roy D. Graham (3)
Joseph R. Rogers (3)
ELEVENTH ST. BEGINS
Clark W. Salisbury (4)
George G. Brownell (2)
Harry W. Hayward (4)
Frederick Kliest (2)
Wilmot E. Buck (2)
•917 TWELFTH ST. BEGINS
917 Nels Peterson (4)
•1027
919 Walter J. Fairbank (2)
•1033
921 Elmer N. Enstrom (2)
•1035
•1007 Vacant
•1039
•1011 Vacant
•1041
THIRTEENTH ST. BEGIXS
1051
Charles J. Anderson (6)
1051
George F. Clarke (4)
1051
Grace LTnited Brethren Church
1063
FOURTEENTH ST. BEGINS
1065
Lovell N. Gibson (6)
1075
John M. Felton (2)
1081
George Kofod (2)
•1087
Carl Cederquist (8)
•1089
Mrs. Margaret Ramsey (1)
1089
FIFTEENTH ST. BEGINS
1101
Mrs. Jane Scholes (1)
1105
John Lyons (5)
•1107
Mrs. Sarah Dickinson (1)
•1113
SIXTEENTH ST. BEGINS
•1131
*113S •1231 A. P. Davidson (4)
1165 1235 Herman F. Smith (4)
1165 1239 SEVENTEENTH ST. BEGINS
•1255 Harold V. West (3)
1165
•1259 Mrs. Charlotte Young (3)
1171
•1175 •1269 N. J. Foland (8)
•1279 Noah Anderson (5)
1281 Benjamin MAIN STREET L. Howard (NORTH). (3)
•1281 EIGHTEENTH Right and East ST. Side. BEGINS
2 Albert Johnson W. & O'Dell Lawson (4)
2V2 William The Jones J. Gilberds (5)
C. Charles F. Varney I . Define (2) (2)
F. Edward W. Gurney E. Swartzwelder (81 (Flat C) 1
4 Swanson-Holmberg Charles F. Tohnson Shoe (3) Co.
Albert Louis Bottini O. Swanson (5) (2)
6 Mrs. John Belle H Tousley Nash (51
8 Mrs. Mason Alice X'eu-s M. Howe Co. (1)
10 William J. Kellogg Olson (2)
12 Gustafson Louis Bottini & Bard
Mrs. Wm. Margaret D. Armstrong Kelley (2) (6)
FLUVANNA
Andrew Lunn (1) AVE." BEGINS
14 16 !S '0 Vacant James The Branch Elof Samuel Mrs. H. DeLanev Narrow Herbert Peter Martha W. Mike Andrew O. OAK Famous Swanson Mary Anna Passero Cederquist Belford Berry School T. Gauge Laidler Walker Grandin & HTLL C. Scott Lindell Leman Throop (2)
(1) Nelson Restaurant (61 (2) (7) AVE. (21 (2)
(21 BEGIXS

ERIE R. R. TRACKS INTERSECT
24-32 Arcade Building
24 Vacant
26 Royal Theater
28 Charles Newman
Wright & Son
Frank G. Peterson
30-32 H. P. Lally & Co.
Mahoney & Swanson (Rm. 3)
Ed. R. Bootey (Rm. 1)
J. I. Fowler (Rm. 1)
Olson's Modern Tailoring (Rm. 2)
Big G Advertising Co. (Rm. 5)
Hanson Electric Co. (Rms. 6-7-8)
Donelson Fruit Co. (Rm. 1)
Leif Erikson Lodge (3rd floor)
Bartenders' Jlnion Hall (3rd floor)
34 Andrew W. Murray
Martin T. Pierce (3)
Seth Hines
36 Northrop Paint & Glass Co.
38 Grand Theater
B. James
Mrs. Anna Scofield (2)
E. FIRST ST. BEGINS
100-108 Broadhead Block
100 Douglas The Tailor
Leonard Peterson & Son
102 Erie R. R. General Agent's Office
W. Butterfield
106 Field & Wright Co.
108 Anderson & Sandburg
110 R. A. Parrott
112 The Toggery Shop
114 August F. Nelson
116. Perrv T. Martin
E. SECOND ST.. BEGINS
200 C. A. Swanson Drug Co.
E. O. York & Son
202 Lines Shoe Store
Fred C. Stone
Martin Merz & Son
Myob Athletic Club
204 Swedish-American National Bank
Andrew Davis (1)
Royal Y7ice-Consulate of Sweden
Mrs. Mary Mehan (1)
Martin & Johnson
206 Proudfit Clothing Co.
208 Printz Clothing Co.
210. Tones & Scharf
212-214 A. C. & C. A. Anderson
216 Bank of Tamestown
218 John M. Cushman
220 A. N. Lundquist
222 First National Bank
•508 410 412 416 306 320 322 324 302 308 310 314 316 318 300 304 312 Mrs. E. A. Rev. David Dr. Jamestown Vacant Wade W. Harper D. St. F. Western Heelas Reliance Knorr's B. Nels Tames Catherine Eugene House Aldrich Frank Lakeview THIRD Van N. P. S. FIFTH M. FOURTH Luke's S. C. F. W. Laird Marv Engstrom Wheeler O. Bros. Broadhead R. G. of M. Stearns Humphrey F. Flower Parlors H. Vorst Art E. Shaving New D. Clothing Burnett Rose Anderson Fenner Weible Clark
Bassett Lighting W. Nichols Morton Teller ST. Episcopal Co. Club Ormes (1) York ST. Store (2) Snell & Gardens >
(4) BEGINS Parlor (1) (3) Rooms Co.
Piano (4) (2) (5)
& Electric (5) Power Church Store Co. Co.
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 51
•518 Wm. A. Broadhead (5)
E. SIXTH ST. BEGINS
602 L. L. Schwein
608 Hill & Aylesworth
608 Mrs. Sadie Howard (2)
610 Forbes Delicatessen
•610 Matilda M. Swanson (2)
610 Frank O. Scott (2)
610 Christopher C. Gossett (2)
•612 Charles L. Horton (2)
E. SEVENTH ST. BEGIXS
706 Mrs. Lora M. Jones (1)
708 L. Skellie
Mrs. C. E. Lindergren (3)
710 Wood & Anderson
Rose Chambers (3)
714 Five Point Grocery
H. F. Rumple (2)
John F. Johnson (2)
PINE ST. ENDS
E. EIGHTH ST. BEGINS
800-804 Lewis Block
800 Briggs & Corke
Frances Walsh (Rm. 5)
Mrs. Emogene Wheelock. (2)
Alba Nobbs (Rm. 6)
800 P. J. Boyd
802-804 P. F. Lewis & Sons
Walter Chatfield (2)
Emmett W. Doty (3) (Rm. 3)
804 Mrs. Anna Case (1) (Rm. S)
808 Nicholas Parfenoff (3)
810 Charles S. Woodin (3)
"812 Wilson Heath (4)
816 Edward M. Riley (3)
816 August Bjork (2)
•820 N. J. Fenner (2)
•822 Mrs. Margaret J. Bates (4)
824 Hirschauer Block
824 Mrs. Nettie Kelly Hedges (21
824 Allene M. Swanson (1)
824 Joseph M. Powers (2)
824 Mrs. Mary Willets (2)
824 Catherine Haggart (1)
826 Louis W. Stein
830 Frank A. Humbert (4)
83055 Wm. T. Burke (3)
83054 A. E. Himes (7)
832 Vacant
83255 J. Gilbert Rogers (31
83255 Allen O. Rogers (2)
834 Glenn P. Waite (3)
838 Vacant
838 Frank Eckstrom (5)
842 Nathan P. Newton (3)
848 Mrs. Alva Anderson (1)
•910 •848 •850 •860 •866 "872 •900 •912 •916 •1024 •1052 1014 •1044 862 878 880 904 856 1002 1006 1008 1048 Edmond James John VAN Aaron Vacant Dudley Eric Carl Alpine Edward Milton R. Elliott Tubus Frank Benj. Henry Mrs. Leslie CROSSMAN
PRICE E. Tames Homer Charles George Peter Hoyt Tohn Lewis FIFTEENTH B. Anderson Nelson Margaret Lauretta Yarling S. BUREN T. H. G. R. K. V. Pcrrine Kofod Stock Malier A. C. E. W. S. D. ST. H. B. Lindberg M. Pratt Mullen Knann Miller Mott Solliday Stewart Blystone Bemus Davis Klock Pratt Brand Moore (4) Knorr Lilly Ebel BEGTXS
ST. (4)
(3)
Terry ST. G. (2)
(S)
(3)
ST. (4) (8)
(4| BEGIXS (2)
(5) Blanchard BEGINS (2)
BEGIXS (4)

52 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
•1054 Charles M. Brown (6)
•1060 Thomas McCallum (4)
•1074 REGENT ST. BEGINS
1078 Frederick W. Fairbank (3)
•1080 Ernest W. Strand (3)
1096 Mrs. Marietta L. Rhodes (1)
•1104 KINGSBURY AVE. BEGINS
•1112 Relpp Cat (3)
•1118 Johanna Ryan (2)
1128 IRVINE PLACE BEGINS
1132 Dr. R. J. Brown (4)
•1132 Charles W. Lawson (3)
1136 C. W. Lawson & Co.
1140 Mrs. Jane Selfridge (2)
1140 William O. Arter (1)
•1146 Clark E. Crain (4)
1148 WILSON AVE. BEGINS
"1158 2000
George W. Dewey (3)
1160 Laverne Dewey (3)
MAIN STREET (SOUTH).
1160 Ullman S. Ayres (5)
From junction of North Main (Brooklyn
1160 Frank G. Ball (6)
Square), south to limits.—Third ward.
William Haas (6)
Left and East Side.
Haas & O'Brien
1 T. A. Tacobson
August Gustafson (2)
3 "Ochs '& Strieker
Arthur Gustafson (3)
5 St. James Hotel
BUFFALO ST. BEGINS
7 Sugar Bowl
Lakeview Cemetery
9 Frank W. Palmeter
Catholic Cemetery
Frank Paterniti
Eben C. Ferguson (4)
Nelson & Johnson
TAYLOR ST. BEGINS
15-23 Humphrey House
41
23 George Lascaris
43
33 The Limit Saloon
47 HARRISON ST. BEGINS
39-47 New Broadhead Block'
39 E. A. Peterson
53 Knights of Pythias
•57 Forest W. Scott (3)
63 Carl A. Swanson
"67 Peterson & Lawson
67 John Hendrickson (4)
67 Anthony Connello
'77 Frank A. Thomas
77 Thomas Dancing Academy
•101 Int. Sunshine Society No. 1
•117 101 Tohn Oscar Carlson G. Westphal (3)
129 A. C. W. Renello Thompson (4) (5)
•135 J. Fdvard W. Huntington T. Connelly (2)
"139 N. Dr. E. A. Johnson H. Bowers (5)
Dr. MECHANIC Elmer A. ST. Jones BEGINS (5)
•153 Dr. Clavton L. P. E. Pinnev Bailey (4) (7)
•163 DERBY Isidore L. ST. Allen BEGINS (1)
"169 E. T. E. T. Fenton Eddy (2) (5)
16954 Mrs. William Elizabeth McKenna Paquin (4) (4)
"17154 Charles Arthur J. S. Paquin Kenyon (3) (2)
17355 Elizabeth Alfred I'ocksholt Geise (10) (4)
*173vj •179 173'-4 William Wm. VICTORIA ALLEN Harry W. Tvan Charles Rov Mrs. 'Walter LeRoy P. Fleming Wilson Marv L. S. Kahle ST. Campbell Swanson Bailey AVE. MacPherran Johnson (4) BEGINS
(4)(7)
BEGINS (3)
(1)(2)
181 Frank Priest (3)
"183 Emory A. Sturdevant (3)
•187 Hadley Smedley (5)
187 Fred Tidswell (2)
187 Clyde Sturdevant (2)
193 H. G. Waite (5)
193 Wm. Shures (4)
199 A. R. Graham (7)
•203 F. O. Crossgrove (5)
"209 Charles B. Smith (2)
"217 Angelo Gagliano (5)
219 John F. Lawson (4)
219 Ray P. Lawson (3)
'223 Peter C. Robertson (3)
227 C. A. Lindquist (4)
227 Henry Anderson (7)
227 Clarence L. Weed (3)
231 Chas. S. Nolan (3)
23154 John Demo (6)
235 Mrs. Emma Hager (11)
239 S. P. Nelson (6)
239 Henry Lundine (5)
239 Clarence Christ (3)
•241 Edward Stoneberg (4)
AXTEL ST. BEGINS
249-251 Fred Illingworth
Gustaf Ostrum (5)
•255 Mrs. Catherine Fenton (1)
255 Clyde D. Smith (3)
*257 Charles E. Samuelson (5)
257 Clarnce E. Breed (2)
261 Samuelson & Carlson
289
261 Minnro E. Mohl
•295
263 Danielson & Anderson
•297
263 Nels Esberg (3)
•301
NEWLAND AVE. INTERSECTS
"303
269 Frank H. Strong (6)
•329 273 Carl E. Sandquist (8)
275 329 Clifford J. Lipp (2)
*341 275 Jacob Lipp (2)
"345 '275 54 John W. Downs (5)
•279 •359 *369 Oscar M. L. Anderson Hultgren (2) (3)
•27954 •361 377 S. Fred A. Gunderson Drake (4)(2)
•365 27954 395 Lincoln Margaret Park O'Neil Grocery (5)
"283 399 Mrs. Hawley Lola Casselman E. Owen (5) (3)
283 Gust COLE Johnson AVE. (3) INTERSECTS
•28354 403 George Dwight L. D. Ames Frank (2) (10)
283-M 403 Paul Almond T. Thatchell Stone (4)(3)
•287 *409 Mrs. Tohn Anna M. Kellar Schine (6)(3)
287J

Chas. Newman (3)
10 Moose Cafe
John Gullino
12 Brooklyn Square Bargain House
14 Central House
Mrs. Alma Johnson (5)
16 Sotir Christ
18 Vacant
20 Vacant
22 Brownell Shoe Co.
24 Clarence Thomas
18-26 E. W. Jackson
26 Ahlstrand & Johnson
MARKET ST. BEGINS
22-30 Gifford Building
28-30 Warren-Jamestown St. Ry.
30 Daniel Peck
34 P. Constantin
36 George Irish Paper Co.
40 A. G. Tohnson
F. S. 'Black (Rm. 4)
Dr. Jason Parker (Rm. 5)
Dr. N. E. Johnson (Rms. 1-2)
Anna L. Hill (Rm. 39) (1)
Mozart Club (Rm. 14)
Rov R. Purdy (Rms. 28-29-31) (2)
70
70
•130
202
222
222
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 53
Olof A. Olson (Rm. 11)
Dr. H. F. Hunt (Rms. 7-9) (2)
Mrs. Clara M. JaOuay (Rm. 32) (1)
Alfred Martin (43-46) (3)
Margaret L. Lavery (Rm. 82) (2)
Fred Clark (Rm. 30) (2)
Mrs. Belle E. Grandin(Rm. 53-54-55) (2)
Mrs. A. Louise Myers (Rms. 26-27) (1)
D. H. Grandin Milling Co., (4th floor)
A. Frank Nelson (Rms. 3-4)
David Clark (Rms. 51-52) (1)
Mrs. Mary E. Parks (SO) (1)
F. A. Brightman (Rms. 76-77) (2)
40-42 Lundy & Soderstrom
42 Peterson & Gribben
44-52 13th Separate Co. Armory
FENTON PLACE BEGINS
•262 70 Charles A. Lawson (7)
•264 Preston Morton (3)
H. J. Smith (3)
PROSPECT ST. BEGINS
S. Flora Broadhead (4)
BROADHEAD
172 Harry L. Colberg (3)
•174 Mrs. P. J. Berquist (1)
•178 John M. Cushman (4)
•186 Mrs. Eleanor P. Kidder (2)
•192 Chris Marker (5)
•196 J. W. Maddox (2)
200 Bennie H. J. Benson (3)
AVE. BEGINS
•290 •278 •282 •294 •302 *306 *254 *310 280 298 226 232 242 252 272 284 212 234 248 , J. Vacant Agnes Arthur Thomas Jens W. Victor Wm. Raymond D. P. Fred H. Ludwig Mrs. E. Lambert Frank Ernest KIDDER Eric Charles NEWLAND Alfred Gust John A. R. W. H. S. Swanson Jenson B. Florence Emma Peterson Carlson C. Blomgren Sadie Soderquist M. Cole E. W. Boardman Samuelson Ogren Hultquist J. Conner L. Malmberg Crossgrove A. Apthorp Anderson Munson C. Maddox A. ST. Trask Poole Danielson Peterson Laudenslager (7) Wimmermark Davidson (2) AVE. Crossgrove Foy (4) (6) (3) (2) I. BEGINS
(5)
(8) (7) (4)
(21
(6) (3) (2) Gilson (5) INTERSECTS
(2) (5) (1) (1) (3)
(6)
314 Stephen Culver (7)
•318 Samuel B. Robbins (2)
•322 Ellis C. Bush (31
322 Emmett Gleason (3)
330 BARKER ST. INTERSECTS
•330 •334 John W. Fiscus (4)
352 Louis R. Fiscus (2)
•352
•376
Fred Illingworth (5)
Mission Novelty Works
"3S8 A. L. Staples (3)
388 358 Charles W. Tewey (3)
\lvin D. Lundberg (2)
Carl A. MALTBY Johnson (6) STREET.
From 380 August opposite Lawson 9 Holman (6) north.- -Fourth
384 ward. Elmer Anderson (5)
Eva Cole Left (1) and W,est Side.
•5 Harold Mrs. Louise Downs L. (4) Abrahamson (5)
•11 COLE Carl O. AVE. Johnson INTERSECTS (4)
MALTBY •16 No STREET. houses
16 Right and East Side.
"26 Frank O. Johnson (2)
*30 Oscar MAPLE Carlson (7) STREET.
From Mrs. 172 Elizabeth Allen south Noon to (2) Camp.—Fourth
ward. Archer Left H. and Willard East (2) Side.
"3 Herman J. Paquin (3)
3 Francis K. Bucklin (3)
•5 Emanuel Edwardson (7)
*7 Frank E. Hjert (3)
•23 Earl A. Johnson (2)
•25 John Heald (4)
25 Andrew Lindstrom (2)
•27 Anton E. Olson (5)
SHAVER ST. BEGIXS
•33 Mrs. Sarah J. Hand (4)
•35 Dr. Jason Parker (3)
"37 Samuel A. Carlson (4)
•41 Albert B. Walther (2)
41 Mrs. Hannah Kay (1)
•45 C. Fred Danielson (5)
SHAW AVE. BEGINS
•101 Edward Kiley (4)
•107 Charles W. Jones (3)
107 Audrey Little (2)
•109 Abraham Rushworth (3)
•115 Harry L. Briggs (4)
•117 Oscar Strand (3)
•119 Jonas Stainthorpe (2)
"121 Mrs. Hilma Johnson (5)
"127 William Olsworth (3)
•129 Olaf B. Schobeck (5)
135 New house
AHRENS AVE. BEGTNS
No houses
MAPLE STREET.
Right and West Side.
"10 Haydn Crossley (6)
•16 •20 •32 26 24 14 28 James Mrs. Henry Thomas Krist Charles Ellis Vacant
Arthur Laus Gustaf George Margaret C. Elizabeth Christine J. Mason R. Crossley A. Hooper W. M. H. Collier A. Nelson Edmunds .Erickson Anderson Abrahamson Blackmon Johnson Lindell (3) Jackson (4) Berry (2) Carlson (31
(2) (3)
(31 (1) (2)
(5) (21

54 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
GARFIELD ST. ENDS
South Side Grammar School
ARNOLD ST. ENDS
432 Charles E. Rolph (5)
•434 Henry A. Taylor (2)
•438 Nels E. Lindahl (2)
440 Charles R. Swanson (5)
440 Christ J. Elleby (6)
MAPLEWOOD AVENUE.
From 500 Baker north.—Sixth ward.
Right and East Side.
6 Godfrey Carlson (6)
"S Peter Munson (6)
MAPLEWOOD AVENUE.
Left and West Side.
•5 P. John Ingman (3)
MARGARET STREET.
Between Charlotte avenue and Niagara St.—
Fifth ward.
Left and North Side.
* Allen J. Burrows (7)
MARION STREET.
From before 702 Foote avenue west to South
Main and east to Martin Road.—Fourth
ward.
Right and XTorth Side.
*23 Carl A. Stromberg (3)
MARKET STREET.
From junction Forest avenue and Brooklyn
Square, west to Steele (formerly Steele
street.)
Left and South Side.
5 Vacant
9-llPublic Market
11 Public Market Comfort Station
13 Owl Sportsman Club
13 Monarch Lunch & Billiard Rooms
•15 The Elk Palace
17-19 Wm. Koehl Co.
17 G. F. Tohnson Clothing Co.
19 Conti "& Reed
21 Spirb & Dervish
23 Kent's Creamery
25 Wm. H. Lang—The Movie
27 Peter Columbo (5)
27 Carlo Gullino (2)
27 Weriziato Gullo (4)
33-35 Shearman Bros. Livery
37-39 Pearl City Laundry
MARKET STREET.
Right and North Side.
4-6 Witkop-Holmes Co.
8 Tasco Lande
RACE ST. BEGINS
10 Market St. Bargain Store
12 Anton Johnson (3)
MARTIN From "*95 •24 •32 46-48 limits.—Fourth 1454 20 40 16 18 Vacant
John Truman Jim Andrew No ELAM Vincent George LINWOOD Richard G. 710 Jackson ROAD. Ernest houses Van Right Left Foote Van E. Christ AVE. J. Stuiski L. C. (7) Jackson Bldg. Oles ward. and Paulson Martin Ferry avenue AVE. INTERSECTS
North South and (2) (4) (15) (3) (7)
(2) Mill southeast Side. to city
•54
ELAM AVE. INTERSECTS
Stanislaus Morowski (9)
VIOLET AVE. BEGINS
144
•126 Joseph Evinczih (7)
•162
162
Sebastian Dybowski (3)
Floyd H. Thomas (3)
Cornelius J. Klomp (6)
John W. Golden (3)
MASON STREET.
From 60 Livingston avenue north to Erie B
R.—Sixth ward.
Left and West Side.
•9 George H. Bates (3)
GORDON ST. INTERSECTS
21 Tohn Peate (2)
MASON STREET.
Right and East Side.
•14 Leon L. Soule (3)
GORDON ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
MAY STREET.
(Changed to Wildwood Ave.)
McDANNELL 12 AVENUE.
From 206 815 Fairmount avenue south.
—Sixth ward.
Right and West Side.
McDANNELL
(Incorrct numbers.)
AVENUE.
4 Henry
Left
L. Ellis
and East
(6)
Side.
*6
25 Earl
Charles
C.
S.
Roberts
Coffield
(3)
(2)
23
Mrs.
Charles
Mary
Cotter
Jones
(2)
(3)
21 John
M. E.
T.
Southland
Cowing (3)
(5)
McKINLEY
HLTNT
AVENUE.
ROAD INTERSECTS
From
Wiliam
102 Prospect
H. Mosher
west
(5)
to Colfax.—Third
208
and
John
Sixth
Simmons
wards.
(5)
Two new
Left
houses
and South Side.
•11 John A. Jones (6)
•13 Levant E. Ricker (3)
13 Albert C. Tones (2)
•17 Fred D. Moore (3)
•21 Fred D. Moore, Jr. (3)
PARK ST. BEGINS
•29 Mrs. Martha E. Hall (2)
•35 Melville F. Clark (4)
35 Harriet L. Edson (2)
•37 Clinton B. Falconer (3)
37 Edgar Lindfors (3)
•41 Andrew W. Nelson (3)
41 Floyd E. Johnson (2)
•47 William A. Morgan (7)
49 Nathan J. Anderson (2)
•49 O. John Burklund (4)
53 John E. Johnson (2)
53 Lewis C. Reynolds (4)
•59 Alfred C. Carlson (8)
61 Carl H. Eckstrom (2)
•61 Charles G. Haglund (5)
•65 Tohn H. Wright (3)
•103 •105 "131 •107 •97 Vacant
John "Edgar E. Orian Carl George Charles FOREST BARRETT Bermanda Clarence E. O. Carlson C. Myers G. J. W. H. Lynn Newton AVE. Kelts Collier Ellison Hedlund Samuelson ST. Sellstrom (2) (7) (4)
INTERSECTS
(4) (5) (7)
(2) (5) ,

•137 J. Victor Johnson (3)
•141 Charles L. Carlson (4)
•145 Roland K. Mason (4)
149 Lynn B. Hodges (5)
•149 Charles O. Mason (4)
Branch School No. 5 (old building)
CHARLES ST. BEGINS
•175 A. Luther Eckstrom (6)
•179 Frank O. Swanson (4)
ORCHARD AVE. BEGINS
•203 Nettie Elizabeth Sampson (1)
SAMPSON ST. INTERSECTS
215 Harry Magnuson (2)
215 William H. Rashley (8)
219 Charles A. Boyd (2)
219 Ernest Lundberg (5)
219 George M. Sundberg (2)
219 Carl J. Matteson (3)
•223 Charles Larson (9)
•227 Walter Duncan (2)
227 Axel L. Anderson (3)
•231 George B. Peterson (2)
231 Mrs. May Bennett (2)
237 W. Otto Holmes (2)
237 Warner Anderson (4)
•239 John P. Juel (4)
McKINLEY AVENUE.
Right and North Side.
16 Frank W. Stearns (2)
16 Vacant
16 Abner Chapman (3)
20 John H. Hayes (2)
20 Mrs. Harriette B. Johnson (4)
26 Norman E. Gates (3)
•26 George L. Hollenbeck (2)
30 Eric Erickson (4)
TERRACE PLACE ENDS
•50 James Klim (4)
•52 C. Otto Johnson (9)
•54 George W. Hambleton (4)
54 Alvin L. Hambleton (3)
58 C. Raymond Carpenter (5)
58 William S. Newton (2)
•62 J. W. Stearns (2)
•66 Mrs. Adelaide Blodgett (1)
66 Floyd C. Pickard (3)
Pilgrim Memorial Church
FOREST AVE. INTERSECTS
100 Carl A. Johnson (4)
100 John G. Thompson (2)
•102 Gust A. Lofgren (5)
106 Perry A. Olund (3)
•106 John F. Nyburg (3)
110 Axel Alvin (1)
110 Otto Samuelson (1)
•110 Gust Carlson (1)
•114 "148 •202 •206 •220 •222 •136 •138 •140 •198 224 110 152 162 John Vacant J. Albert Anton Arthur Mrs. Axel L. A. Sarah Reynold Edward Walter August Oscar Emil G. Clarence George F. C. BARRETT CHARLES SAMPSON
Adolph Charles Albert Edward William Oswald Burnell Lofmark Frieda Anderson M. C. A. J. O. P. Norman Carlson J. Hanson T. Berghel Pitts Swanlon E. Bowman J. Stried Lang Timblin Lawson Swanson Samuelson Peterson Williams Sundquist Wiborg Tingwall Jacobson Carlson Nelson Montgomery ST. Anderson (5) (2) (7) (3)
BEGINS (7)
(6) INTERSECTS
(4) (3)
(6)
(2)
(7)
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 55
224 Robert G. Swanson (2)
230 Moses B. Shirley (2)
230 C. Gust Dahlbeck (2)
•234 Justus Carlson (6)
234 Hamlet Farrar (4)
234 Amos A. Hobbs (4)
234 Vacant
238 Vacant
238 Carl Hiller (5)
•238 Frank S. Nickerson (4)
•242 Mrs. Mary Anderson (3)
MEADOW LANE.
From 234 Fairmount avenue north to Livingston
avenue.—Sixth ward.
Right and East Side.
20 William T. Wright (4)
MEADOW LANE.
Left and West Side.
Xo houses
MECHANIC STREET.
From 159 South Main east.—Third and
Fourth wards.
Left and North Side.
"15 Mrs. May C. Williams (3)
17 Maurice J. Lown (2)
Vacant house
•25 Elbridge G. Partridge (4)
29 Mrs. Margaret L. Gallagher (6)
•33 John Ahlstrom (2)
•35 Albert G. Johnson (4)
•37 Fred T. Powell (1)
3754 Walter I. Olson (3)
•39 John M. Winnberg (3)
FOOTE AVE. INTERSECTS
•109 Guy Trantum (5)
111 Mrs. Lydia K. Haworth (3)
•113 Alfred A. Nelson (2)
MECHANIC STREET.
Right and South Side.
•20 James I. Fowler (3)
Branch School No. 4
HAZZARD ST. BEGINS
J>6 Henrietta Benson (2)
•36 Merritt B. Rowley (2)
*40 Henry Foster (4)
*42 Christopher Johnson (3)
FOOTE AVE. INTERSECTS
•108 Oscar S. Olson (4)
•110 Charles F. Carlson (2)
110 Mrs. Carrie Peterson (1)
"112 Albert Lind (4)
"114 Linus Soderberg (2)
114 Lawrence O. Glad (5)
MERLIN AVENUE.
From opposite Lakeview tenement on Fairmount
avenue (bey. limits) north.
MERLIN METALLIC From mour *• 42 35 1 " Angelo William Frank Guiseppe Jim Vacant Tohn Charles Oscar Sam Toe Otis 174 Nathan avenue.—Sixth AVENUE. Patti Rotine Fairmount Lombardo Parlillo Hayward Right Rudolph Left (Incorrect Johnson Rizzo Sscallsi E. O. Boehler Patti Coop (6)
and Kent Janvier (8) (5) (3) (2) (6) West (5) (rear) avenue East numbers.) ward. (7) (3) Side.
(9) north to Sey­

56 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
7 Thomas Jones (3)
*8 William H. Howell (3)
6 Frank Jandrew (3)
9 Albert E. Ellis (7)
10 Pearl McCarthy (2)
METALLIC AVENUE.
Right and East Side.
Xo houses
MONROE STREET.
From 512 West Third north to Isabelle avenue.—Second
ward.
Left and West Side.
•307 Clayton M. Jones (3)
307 Mrs. Louisa D. Goodwill (1)
311 Robert Waugh (2)
311 William H. Catchpole (2)
313-315 The Johnssonia
313 W. Herbert Graham (2)
313 William Mace (2)
313 Harry J. Habblett (2)
315 Henry H. Penfield (2)
•403 Charles E. Wood (5)
HAMILTON ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
W. FIFTH ST. INTERSECTS
•507 Leon L. Fancher (8)
•509 Charles S. Caldwell (2)
*511 James E. Toscan (5)
519 Mrs. Minnie H. Burr (5)
W. SfXTH ST. INTERSECTS
611 Frank Scalpen (9)
613 Frank D'sabtino (9)
W. SEVENTH ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
W. EIGHTH ST. INTERSECTS
C. T. Barker
ISABELLE AVE. IXTERSECTS
C. C. Haas warehouse
MONROE STREET.
Right and East Side.
•310 Irvin A. Brown (6)
W. FOURTH ST. ENDS
412 James Handros (7)
W. FIFTH ST. INTERSECTS
•508 Charles A. Hanvey (2)
508 Clarence A. Storrs (2)
510 Charles W. Harper (3)
51054John N. Hayes (5)
512 Samuel B. Shields (41
51254James J. Hannon (51
51254John A. Tohnson (2)
51254Samuel W. Johnson (1)
514 Harry W. Boyd (4)
516 Joseph Dawson (3)
516 Claude R. Lager (2)
W. SIXTH ST. INTERSECTS
MORGAN MORSE •612 •828 From 610 712 716 ward. •2 •4 • 68 ELEVENTH ,"W. Vacant
Jamestown Van John Patrick loseph Olof ISABELLE No Alfred Hallock Charles Albin Thure L. Clarence Edward opposite AVENUE. STREET. F. houses SEVENTH EIGHTH Dervoort Windahl Ruckman Right Gerran Shedd Youngren Kalan F. Adamson Gilligan Johnson east.—Sixth E. 449 E. Wanda Boiler ST. Anderson (9) AVE. Gordon (5) (2) ST. Supply Chandler (4) (3) (2) ST. (3) East INTERSECTS
(7) (1) Works
ward.
Co. Side. (3) (4) north.—Fourth
•10 Mrs. Matilda C. Smith (4)
•12 Robert Liljeberg (3)
12 Fernand Brakevelt (2)
•14 Charles F. Peterson (4)
14 Alphonse Vervbiusskede (2)
MORSE AVENUE.
MORTON Left and West STREET. Side.-
From Weber-Knapp 10 Sampson Co. west to Colfax.—Sixth
ward.
•11
11
35
35
•37
Left and South Side.
Gust A. Swanson (5)
Frank E. Burrows (2)
John Olson (4)
MORTON STREET.
Nels Peterson (4)
Right and North Side.
John E. Leif (9)
Mrs. Sophia Lindberg (3)
Edwin Skoglund (4)
Theodore Engholm (2)
•12
12
•16
•20 Albert MT. Johnson VERNON (5) PLACE.
From John William C. west Carlson to Sprague.—Sixth (2)
ward.
Left and South Side.
7 John Johnson (2)
11 Steele (3)
•21 Axel E. Bloomquist (5)
•25 Edward Nelson (2)
25 Archie E. Gustafson (2)
29 Charles Greenquist (5)
•29 Gustaf Anderson (3)
33 Charles G. Wicklund (3)
33 Jesse A. Triscuit (2)
FRANCIS ST. BEGINS
*37 Andrew Heimberger (1)
•41 J. Albert Peterson (4)
MURRAY AVENUE.
•45 Mrs. Elizabeth Coates (1)
From beyond 518 West Fourth north to West
13 Iner Jenson (2)
Eighth.—Second ward.
MT. VERNON PLACE.
Left and West Side.
Right and North Side.
*1 Louis Smith (4)
No houses
1 Mrs. Mary Tinker (1)
HAMILTON ST. BEGINS
•101 George H. Cooke (4)
W. FIFTH ST. INTERSECTS
411 Mrs. Harriet B. Love (3)
415 William J. Maher (3)
•417 John Maharon (6)
CARROLL ST. BEGINS
715 Sebastian Criscari (5)
715 James W. Whitcomb (7)
717 Carl P. Haupin (5)
717 Arthur Carlson (2)
MURRAY AVENUE.
Right and East Side.
412 Walter L. Metcalfe (4)
412 Claude H. Schone (2)
416 Erhart Woleen (3)
W. SIXTH ST. INTERSECTS
•600 Fred A. Myers (3)
•60S •612 *614 600 620 John Vacant
Thatcher Winters Harry Ravmond Earl Fred Mrs. R. Brownell Gustafson Cora C. A. Chapman S. Holmes Block J. Briggs Griffin Mitchell Cullen (3) (41 (4)
(3) (1) (3) (5)

MYERS AVENUE.
From 141 Barrett avenue east to Forest ave.
Right and South Side.
•18 William E. Woodward (2)
MYERS' AVENUE.
Left and North Side.
19 John B. Gabrielson (3)
MYRTLE STREET.
From 31 Linden avenue south to Hazeltine
avenue.—Third ward.
Left and East Side.
15 Charles F. Wahlgren (2)
15 Seth E. Fagerstrom (4)
•21 Louis Jensen (4)
25 William Hill (3)
25 Thurston Melquist (4)
•29 Axel A. Johnson (3)
•33 Mrs. Hilda J. Johnson (1)
33 Gust Olson (2)
33 Albin Wallin (2)
•35 Rodney M. Stuart (3)
35 Joseph Facha (3)
•39 Otto Anderson (3)
NEWLAND AVE. INTERSECTS
*61 Alvin S. Andrews (4)
FAIRFIELD AVE. INTERSECTS
No houses
UNION AVE. INTERSECTS
•207 Peter Carlson (5)
•213 Charles F. Winroth (5)
MYRTLE STREET.
Right and West Side.
•12 Frank H. Duell (3)
12 Oscar Hammerstrom (2)
COLUMBIA AVE. ENDS
*34 N. Magnus Peterson (3)
*36 Mrs. Anna Lunn (1)
36 Henry E. Rogerson (3)
*62 Hjalmar Hanson (4)
*64 John Swanburg (4)
70 Hilmer C. Carlson (6)
70 Leonard Chingren (2)
70 Christina Peterson (1)
•80 Carl W. Xorell (4)
•84 Arvid Peterson (6)
84 Hjalmar Bergquist (2)
86 Mrs. Salma Monsson (6)
86 Sophie Lundborg (5)
NEWLAND AVE. INTERSECTS
No houses
FAIRFIELD AVE. INTERSECTS
•204 Oscar Johnson (3)
204 John Nelson (4)
204 Arthur Gommesen (2)
UNION AVE. INTERSECTS
NEWLAND AVENUE (EAST).
NEWLAND From •11 •13 *11 •10 Boulevard.—Fourth *7 •9 Third *4 *8 5 6 John James Henry Nicholas Albert S. 420 Carl LINWOOD
Edward Cornelius Vacant Charles William Mrs. 425 AVENUE and Foote Right A. Left Emma E. Augusta E. S. N. Sixth E. H. Tapper Johnson A. Peterson Carlson Anderson Ruslink Winters avenue (EAST) (WEST) and Swanson Ingham AVE. O. wards. Erickson North South (4)
ward. Peterson (5)
(3) west (7)
(6) (4)
BEGINS (8) (2) east Side.
to (4) (5) city to limits.—• Virginia
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 57
15 Walter L. Pillsbury (4)
15 Mrs. Kate Smith (4)
HAZZARD ST. INTERSECTS
109 Michael Hines (4)
•111 John A. Wimmermark (2)
*115 Joseph Chapman (2)
125 Casper Bratt (5)
S. MAIN ST. INTERSECTS
211 Elof Nilson (4)
211 Mrs. Anna Lindahl (6)
•215 John Hollings (7)
217 Gust Malm (2)
•217 Axel Sundeen (3)
219 Victor E. Gustafson (6)
BROADHEAD AVE. INTERSECTS
•307 John A. Arthur (2)
•309 Charles A. Lawson (2)
309 Clara Nordine (1)
313 Oscar Rohlin (3)
•317 Fred J. Carlson (5)
321 A. P. Nordstrom
•323 Adolph P. Nordstrom (7)
PROSPECT ST. INTERSECTS
•409 Alfred F. Gilberg (2)
409 Mrs. Emily Nelson (.2)
409 Ludvick A. Peterson (2)
409 Thomas Diamond (2)
409 Carl Gustafson (4)
•415 Andrew Anderson (3)
419 Fred E. Hult (2)
•419 Leonard Frey (2)
•423 Mrs. Hannah B. Lundmark (4)
PARK ST. INTERSECTS
•503 Herman W. Hazeltine (6)
509 Earl M. Bostrom (4)
509 Josephine Johnson (2)
•511 F. Laverne Myers (4)
•517 Carl Bergman (4)
MYRTLE ST. INTERSECTS
•601 Mrs. Amanda Lundquist (3)
•609 Frank A. Gustafson (3)
613 New house
"615 Anton Peterson (4)
"621 Mrs. Mary Beckman (4)
•623 J. DeWitt Aldrich (3)
•625 Ernest I. Broadhead (4)
627-31 Vacant
FOREST AVE. INTERSECTS
711 Nels Hegstrom (1)
713 Frank E. Swanson (4)
713 Fred Ostrom (7)
713 Hiram C. Marcy (4)
713 G. F. Johnson (2)
•715 Erland Clawson (7)
BARRETT ST. INTERSECTS
815 Reginald Newburg (2)
"823 •815 •819 •825 •833 •829 •837 •913 •915 •927 •937 •943 •1009 •1017 •1027 909 917 931 941 1013 1021 1029 Thure C. Anton CHARLES Fritz Andrew Louis John Gust Samuel Paul Edward Emil Ludvic Nicholson Tohn James Henry Hilmer Carl Earl Augus't Charles SAMPSON
Axel Harold COLFAX August Johnson Engstrom Kaufeld A. R. S. F. Nyberg Hansen Jones Wight F. Hassing M. A. Bloomstrand G. Simpson Gustafson Anderson Nelson Halstrom T. & ST. Lindstrom Vimmerstedt Chindgren Johnson Morgan Lawson Carlson
(2) (7) (3) (4)
INTERSECTS
(2)
(5)
(6)
(3)
(5) (2)
(4)
(6)

58 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
•1109 Emil Johnson (7)
1109 Harold Johnson (2)
1117 Oscar Rapp (6)
1117 S. Albin Johnson (12)
•1515
NEWLAND
Conrad Carlson
AVENUE
(5)
(WEST)
Right and North Side.
12
Mrs. Jenette Holroyd (5)
•16
Albert L. Chindgren (3)
20
Fred Swanson (6)
"22
Axel M. Peterson (4)
110
HAZZARD ST. INTERSECTS
112
Frank Anderson (3)
114
Swan Johnson (9)
116
Charles Bradburn (3)
116
Mrs. May Grant (1)
120
Fredolph Ekerstrom (2)
138
Michael Costello (6)
218
J. Emil Johnson (2)
220
S. MAIN ST. INTERSECTS
220
John Benson (5)
222
Elam Dubois (2)
316
M. E. Dubois (3)
•318
James W. King Sr. (4)
318
BROADHEAD AVE. INTERSECTS
•320
502 Albert C. Johnson (6)
320
•506 Richard E. Anderson (4)
322
508 Vacant .
322
•510 Henry L. Carlson (4)
322
510 Carlson Bros.
322
512 Herbert W. Malmberg
•514 Mrs. Hannah Bergman (3)
514 Sofia Carlstrom (3)
516 Clifford M. DeKay (4)
516 PROSPECT ST. INTERSECTS
518 Branch School No. 9
602 PARK ST. INTERSECTS
•604 Oscar Swanson (3)
•606 Oscar F. Gilbert (2)
•610 Edward Anderson (3)
614 Charles Gilbert (7)
•716 Edward W. Anderson (3)
•812 614 Peter A. Carlson (4)
•618 "816 Fred V. Johnson (5)
•820 618 Mrs. Anna Strong (1)
"620 820 Carl W. Swanson (2)
'824 716 Martha Sutcliffe (3)
•718 •828 Swedish Seven Day Adventist Hall
718 830 MYRTLE ST. INTERSECTS
•910 Alvin C. Ljungren (5)
912 Frank O. Olson (2)
918 Gust F. Sundberg (4)
920 Gust Olson (4)
•920 Albert G. Johnson (3)
•926 Albert E. Carlson (3)
934 William Rohrdanz (4)
•934 W. E. Holt (5)
•936 Angla Wassburg (3)
•940 •1010 •1014
Joe John Andrew Albert Harley FOREST No Tohn W. Vacant Walter Emil Frank Mrs. Gust SAMPSON BARRETT Carl Bent CHARLES ORCHARD Charles J. houses Williams Vimmerstedt Louise L. Georgia Mary Pihlblad Sandberg O. P. A. Carlson E. W. Chiverton F. J. B. A. Gronberg Sealander Hector Benson Jones Larson Johnson Miller Swanson ST. ST, Osterman AVE. Gage (2) (3) Nelson (5) (2) (3) INTERSECTS
(7)
(5) (2) (4)
(3)
(5) (1) (3)
1014 Oscar A. Johnson (3)
"1018 Mrs. Sofia C. Jones (5)
"1024 Frank A. Jones (4)
•1026 Adolph Johnson (5)
1026 Vacant
COLFAX ST. INTERSECTS
1390 Mrs. Mary Rogers (5)
1390 Joseph Kannar (3)
•1392 Oscar Carlson (2)
NEWTON AVENUE.
From •71 1172 Prendergast avenue east.—Fifth
"75 ward.
"79 •83 Erastus Edward Left Tefft L. and Buchanan (4) North (5) Side.
"87 .Walter Mrs. No houses Mary S. Cleveland E. Taylor (6) (2)
87 " Otho LAKEVIEW M. Otte "" AVE. "(7)
INTERSECTS
"91 "99 J. Walter O. Nordine Girvin (3) (2)
99 Louis Levi H. T. Miner Harkness (3) (3)
"103 Frances E. Pennock (4)
*107 Henry M. Lund (2)
•111 Henry C. Fosberg (5)
•113 John Haglund (10)
•117 Ludwig Anderson (2)
117 C. Walter Lawson (5)
•119 A. Warner Eckburg (4)
"121 C. Gilbert Hammerstrom (4)
139 T. Clifford Henning (3)
"141 Alfred Johnson (5)
•143 Vacant
•147 Frank A. Michelson (3)
STURGES ST. INTERSECTS
•163 Gust V. Johnson (3)
BOWEN ST. INTERSECTS
•177 Victor H. Danielson (5)
177 Albert E. Burgan (2)
181 Eskil Johnson (3)
"181 John A. Johnson (2)
New house
•187 Carl G. Lorentzen (2)
•191 Axel R. Velander (2)
191 George R. Raines (4)
•195 Floyd G. Douglas (4)
THAYER ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
STOWE ST. INTERSECTS
•229 Charles W. Larson (6)
237 Vacant
"23954Nels Johnson (2)
•239 Fred Ecklund (10)
WEEKS ST. INTERSECTS
253 Charles Johnson (5)
•253 Carl O. Erickson (3)
259 Tohn B. Green (4)
NEWTON AVENUE.
Right and South Side.
•22 Oscar W. Wall (6)
*30 Otis C. Sealy (31
•100 •120 •108 •32 "64 *6S •76 *S8 "92 •96 *74 112 68 72 "William Mrs Frederick Alfred No ALTON New Henry Evan Arthur A. Axel Harry Burdette Charles Tames LAKEVIEW WINSOR BEMUS CAREY G. Melvin Fritzof houses Gertrude H. Thurber R. D. F. M. W. G. V. H. Carlson E. PLACE Kimball W. Lepar Fidler Gage ST. Nyman Bergeson Burr Anderson Shellstrom Stevenson Rhodes Strong Smith AVE. (2) Wilcox ENDS
(7)
(4) (2) (3) ENDS
BEGINS (5) (2) (3)
INTERSECTS
(4) (3) (5)

126
128
140
152
•152
•156
156
156
•174
174
•236
•240
•294
•298
Frank A. Monroe (3)
A. Bruce Wrathall (2)
Walter H. Ackerman (3)
DEWEY PLACE ENDS
Mew house
Harry G. Bromage (4)
Edward O. Burklund (5)
Charles L. Carlson (3)
J. Edward Ecklund (2)
Erlund Erickson (2)
STURGES ST. INTERSECTS
Nels Holmberg (6)
Aaron Adamson (3)
BOWEN ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
THAYER NIAGARA ST. IXTERSECTS
STREET.
From No below houses 1291 East Second north.—Fifth
ward. STOWE ST. IXTERSECTS
Lawrence Left C. and D. West Eckman Side. (2)
• A. Charles Walter M. Lundberg Johnson (5) (3)
NINTH WEEKS STREET. ST. INTERSECTS
From Thomas 821 North W. Main Bownlee west (5) to Washington.—
Second H. Cleveland ward. Bush (9)
Left and South Side.
5 Edwin G. Lovejoy (2)
9 Vacant
•9 Alfred Calkins (2)
11 Mrs. Mary A. Young (2)
11 Herbert L. Swezey (2)
17 Alexander Johnson (4)
•19 John G. Hillwig (2)
•21 Mrs. Mattie Carter (2)
•25 Mrs. Carolina Peterson (1)
25 Ernest A. Dorman (4)
25 Arthur Hall (5)
29 Mrs. Cora Wood (1)
29 Leon L. Greenfield (2)
29 Fred M. Kohlbacher (2)
VALLEY ST. ENDS
33 Fancient Morris (3)
33 Seth G. Lindberg (4)
•35 Mrs. Pauline Siguier (2)
•39 A. Grant King (3)
*41 Eugene E. Russell (2)
•43 Frank A. Winchester (2)
CHERRY ST. INTERSECTS
•51 Elmer W. Field (4)
•55 Harry E. Reeder (5)
•57 John H. Pettis (4)
NINTH STREET.
Right and North Side.
6 Mrs. Cora A. Stone (2)
6 Jasper M. Griggs (2)
14 Mrs. Rhode Smiley (1)
14 Chauncey Belknap (3)
14 Frank A. Groat (3)
•16 •22 *26 •30 *36 •40 •42 •44 •46 •48 •50 •52 28 54 Vacant
Joseph John James Andrew Frank Harry Tohn George Stanley Mrs. Charles Emil Peter Lavina Cora Emma A. J. Herbein Illig Peterson G. Wood E. Topper Freeburg V. Munson M. Lund Olson Schow Johnson Davis Sill Olson Parkhurst (6) Freed A. L. (3) (4)
Anderson (4) Stone (2)
(6) (3)
(2) (4) (1) (3) ,.(2)
(3)
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 59
From 25
ward.
NORTON AVENUE.
Baker west to Summit.—Sixth
Left and South Side.
*9 Mrs. Oliva Hanson (2)
NORTON AVENUE.
Right and North Side.
•8 Fred Strong (4)
8 Vacant
•12 J. Albert Carlson (5)
•64 Andrew Peirson (7)
From •70 Albin 220 OAK STREET.
King Johnson south (2) to Camp.- -Fourth
96 ward. L. D. Bragg (3)
96 Edward Right Cowing and (2) West Side.
No houses
SHAW AVE. ENDS
•35 Fred Wilcock (9)
"39 Charles J. Quist (3)
39 David L. Quist (4)
AHRENS AVENUE ENDS
No houses
OAK STREET.
Left and East Side.
XTo houses
OAKLAWN AVENUE.
East of 1276 East Second south to Hopkins
avenue.—Fifth ward.
No houses
OHIO AVENUE.
From Palmer south to Summit.—Sixth ward.
Vacant house
ONEIDA STREET.
North from Buffalo to Whitman avenue.—
No houses
ORCHARD AVENUE.
From 179 McKinley avenue south to Hazeltine
avenue.—Sixth ward.
Left and East Side.
•11 Glenn A. Frank (4)
13 Martin Pederson (5)
13 John Saunders (4)
*17 Mrs. Amelia Anderson (3)
*19 Mrs. Minnie Carlson (8)
19 Oscar Josephson (3)
*23 Barney Hanson (8)
•25 Victor A. Billstone (4)
"35 S. D. Bradner (5)
ORCHARD AVENUE.
Right and West Side.
•20 Charles L. Anderson (2)
•24 Gustaf A. Milton (6)
24 Evald O. Nordland (5)
•26 Axel E.. Andreen (2)
26 Eric R. Ohman (4)
•40 Irven A. Button (2)
•46 Omer O. Link (3)
ORCHARD From •48 •52 •15 •3 •7 *9 *5 13 4 Vacant John 430 Willis Glenn William Frank Alton Charles Arthur Gottfried STREET. Winsor Right P. A. Left M. E. Hufstedt Farrar Englewood Benson C. Nelson Page Adams Cowden Burt and Pihlblad east.—First (10) North (4) South (6)
(3) (5) (4) (3) (5)
Side. ward.

60 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
6 Albert Thornblad (5)
6 Carl F. Ohlin (2)
14 Charles H. Schulz (3)
14 John A. Adamson (8)
16 Frederick S. Shaw (4)
16 Frank Turnbloom (6)
ORMES STREET.
From Buffalo south to Newton avenue.—
Fifth ward.
No houses
ORPHANAGE STREET.
From 1381 East Second north.—Fifth ward.
Right and East Side.
• Percy R. Samson (5)
ORPHANAGE STREET.
Left and West Side.
No houses
OSBORN STREET.
From opposite 314 Hazeltine avenue south.—
Sixth ward.
Left and East Side.
•9 P. Olof Lund (4)
9 Arthur J. Kennedy (3)
OSBORN STREET.
Right and West Side.
12 Jens A. Hansen (6)
COLE AVE. ENDS
•101 Lawrence Dahlbeck (8)
OSMER STREET.
From 174 Livingston avenue north to Erie
R. R.—Sixth ward.
No houses
OXFORD STREET.
From Baker between Norton and Maplewood
•27 east to Chautauqua avenue.—Sixth ward.
29 No houses
PALMER 29 STREET.
From 21 Chapman west to Hallock.—Sixth
ward.
Left and South Side.
17 Vacant
17 Charles Wright (3)
17 Julius P. Kaufeld (2)
19 Walter H. Billquist (3)
25 John A. Oberg (2)
J. Victor Levan (5)
Karin Nordlund (6)
Robert G. Nordlund (6)
SPRAGUE ST. INTERSECTS
Brooklyn Heights M. E. Church
105 Rev. J. A. Hovis (3)
111 Ralph Mosher (2)
•111 John Sandberg (2)
117 G. Fred Hedin (5)
•117 Elmer G. Hedin (5)
•119 Carl F. Hjerpe (2)
•121 •211 •321 •129 •205 •207 •219 •313 •319 209 221 309 317 325 323 119 Vacant. Joseph Aaron John Mrs. Andrew Magnus HIGHLAND HALL C. Daniel Erickson Ezra Chas. Ernest Berger Swanson Otto Hjalmar Raymond Jane A. Johnson L. P. F. Carlberg Sandberg G. W. K. M. AVE. P. Williams Martinson S. Duell Bros. Anderson King & Huntington Broms Larson Borkman Wulf Johnson (5) AVE. ENDS (6) (7) (6) (4) (3) (8) (7)
(4) (2)
(10)
INTERSECTS
(3) (2) (5)
•401 Fred W. Clapp (4)
•405 Milton Carpenter (2)
409 Mrs. Annie Swanson (8)
409 Ralph Beckstrom (7)
SUMMIT ST. BEGINS
•503 Charles O. Beckstrom (9)
•505 John P. Beckstrom (6)
•507 Charles H. Thomas (2)
HESS ST. BEGINS
601 Hartwell H. Allen (7)
601 Oscar F. Carlson (7)
•605 Walter D. Watson (3)
•615 A. P. Kelsey (1)
615 Charles F. Kelsey (41
'•623 James I. Squier (4)
•637 William R. Bucklin (5)
PALMER STREET.
Right and Xorth Side.
•4 Axe] Carlson (4)
14 J. Leonard Pearson (2)
14 Gotfried Paulson (2)
14 Rudolph H. Hedstrom (3)
16 Henry E. Heglund (4)
16 Eric Johnson (2)
FRANCIS ST. ENDS
•26 Oscar L. Freeburg (3)
SPRAGUE ST. IXTERSECTS
•108 Fred G. Hayes (3)
•110 John Ellison (2)
110 Vacant
112 Vacant
•112 William L. Owen (3)
•114 Axel T. Westergren (6)
118 Carl J. Anderson (4)
118 Frank A. Sundquist (4)
TEW ST. ENDS
•204 Charles A. Hjert (4)
•208 Charles J. Lindstrom (8)
•218 Mrs. D. W. Levier (5)
HIGHLAND AVE. INTERSECTS
•308 John Anderson (6)
310 Carl A. Johnson (4)
310 Walter O. Nelson (3)
*312 August W. Skoglund (3)
•314 Peter Olson (5)
•322 Emanuel Peterson (8)
•326 Hans I. Davidson (5)
•330 Gust B. Johnson (4)
•332 Mrs. Anna Larson (1)
332 Oscar F. Hanson (4)
*336 Soloman Spencer (5)
340 Vacant
340 Walfred G. Johnson (3)
340 Carl O. Scott (3)
HALL AVE. ENDS
506 Charles A. Peterson (6)
PARDEE •516 •604 •622 •632 From •514 •520 •618 •624 •626 •628 608 620 602 630 •17 •28 •34 "13 John Jacob J. Malcolm Axel Silas Adrian Mrs. Frank Charles Lester Clarence 488 H. George AVENUE. Oscar Willard F. Right J. Clide Swanson G. H. Left J. A. L. Paul Woerlee H. A. W. See Bergstrom Johnson Danielson J. Anderson Peterson Leist Jacobson Rhodes Wilcox Davis Pearson and Stearns Stuart (6) Millard south.—Fourth Hancock (2) King (3)
East West (2) (3) (8)
(6) (2)
(7)
(5)
(4)
Side. (7) ward.

PARK STREET.
From 19 McKinley avenue south to Cole
avenue.—Third ward.
Left and East Side.
11 J. Ernest Frankson (5)
11 Mrs. Ellen Landberg (2)
•15 Carl B. Sundquist (4)
15 Carl A. Nelson (3)
•19 Mrs. Hulda Nord (4)
19 John A. Lofgren (2)
•21 Victor C. Johnson (4)
21 Charles T. Pearson (5)
25 Eric Svedene (5)
25 Carl B. Nord (3)
*2554Mrs. Gustava Lindbloom (2)
2554Alfred Cheney (2)
•27 Carl G. Swanson (3)
•29 Dixon S. Vernon (4)
•31 James J. Rogers (4)
•35 G. Albin Rose (2)
NEWLAND AVE. INTERSECTS
•105 Mrs. Anna M. Lindtner (5)
•107 Andrew Erickson (6)
109 Lambert L. Bush (5)
•111 August C. Johnson (7)
•113 John A. Mohl (3)
•115 Emil Strand (4)
•125 J. August Carlson (2)
127 Harvey K. Palmer (4)
•129 Swan A. Peterson (6)
PARK STREET.
BARKER ST. ENDS
Right and West Side.
139 Oscar S. Stohlberg (4)
Louie H. Wilson (6)
139 Carl G. Eckberg (4)
Mrs. Ida Johnson (3)
•141 Otto T. Sandberg (3)
Leonard Lingren (4)
•141 William Jacobson (2)
Ira A. Frizzle (3)
•143 A. Godfrey Peterson (5)
Mrs. Sophia Lindquist (6)
143 Mrs. Christine Osbeck (2)
J. Alfred Lindquist (3)
•145 Walfred Johnson (3)
LINDEN AVE. BEGINS
•30 145 Gunnar Anderson (2)
Fred J. Lundahl (4)
36 UNION AVE. BEGINS
Mrs. Ellen Erickson (4)
•36 151 Axel Swanson (3)
Hulda Nelson (2)
151 36 Berger Larson (4)
Axel S. Oberg (2)
•42 153 ,Egon F. Tingwall (2)
Ernest Holmes (2)
*44 153 Alfred Nelson (3)
Peter Peterson (3)
*114 •159 Jay W. Prine (5)
Carl August Johnson (3)
*116 165 Vacant
Carl S.' Almgren (5)
•171 116 Harris L. DeLand (2)
Henry P. E. Peterson (2)
•118 John A. Anderson (81
118 William J. Torrey (6)
•120 NEWLAND AVE. INTERSECTS
•122 J. Martin Nelson (3)
•124 David Olson (5)
124 Edwin J. Johnson (3)
"126 Oscar T. Carlson (5)
"128 Algot Lofquist (2)
•136 •140 •142 •138
John UNION Arnold Harvey B. August Swan FAIRFIELD Clayton Peter Henry Charles Leon Edward Peterson F. J. Wingren Hansen E. Almquist Hartquist G. O. L. AVE. Bush Johnson Anderson Williams Hall AVE. (6) (3) BEGINS (4)
(6)
(3) (7) (6) (4) ENDS
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 61
142 Carl Axel Samuelson (3)
•144 Carl E. Lindquist (4)
144 Archie G. Johnson (2)
148 Swen O. Swenson (4)
•148 Ernest Carlson (2)
•150 Arvid Ryden (3)
•152 William G. Stapleton (4)
152 William Jacobson (3)
HAZELTINE AVE. BEGINS
*15254Frederick L. Haggmark (5)
•156 Charles G. Widholm
•162 Guy W. Whiting (4)
•168 Gus Olson (7)
PARTRIDGE STREET.
From 233 Hazzard east to Foote avenue.—-
Third ward.
Left and North Side.
•5 Charles Brodin (2)
•7 Gust A. Bulow (6)
9 Vacant
*11 Claus G. Ostrom (3)
11 Carl A. Frantzen (5)
•13 Mrs. Anna B. Swanson (3)
13 John Nelson (4)
PARTRIDGE STREET.
Right and South Side.
*2 Harry L. Parson (4)
*6 Richard Connell (3)
6 Vacant
*12 John E. Johnson (2)
12 "Vacant
18 Carl A. Swanson (7)
•18 C. August Ekberg (6)
PEACH STREET.
From 448 Winsor east to Bowen.—Fifth ward.
Left and North Side.
•1 John J. Brattberg (3)
"*5 John Raistrick (2)
*9 Bernard Trainer (6)
•11 Emil Anderson (5)
•23 Oscar H. Carlson (6)
23 William Ahlstrom (3)
•33 C. William Jones (3)
•35 John G. Nystrom (4)
•37 Thomas Shoesmith (2)
PEACH STREET.
Right and South Side.
•8 August E. Hultberg (3)
•12 Albin Peterson (7)
20 Herbert Broadbent (6)
•20 Emory A. Taylor (2)
•24 C. Alvin Carlson (2)
28 Otto Johnson (2)
•28 Oscar F. Miller (5)
•30 William Gage (2)
30 Adolph Johnson (4)
From PEARL •22 "19 "23 •35 •16 •20 •36 47 40 42 •5 25 28 38 Axel John L. A. Mrs. Alfred August Walter Simon New Carl Arvid Charles Gust Oscar before AVENUE. L. G. Right house A. Left Hilda Ida XTelson E. P. Rehn Pearson S. Sahlstrom J. Peterson 23 W. Erickson Palmer Stromdahl Johnson Chapman Edson Anderson Nelson Sorenson Carlson Swanson Kinney and Johnson (5), Freed (3)
(2) North (6) South (4) (5)
(3) (6)
(7)
(2)
east.—Fourth (3) (4)
Side. ward.

62 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
•32 John Gustafson (6)
32 Gust Nelson (2)
•36 John Hult (6)
40 Sam D. Hamer (4)
48 David Carlson (5)
48 Henry Hendrickson (2)
52 John P. Lindquist (2)
52 Carl G. Johnson (3)
ENSIGN ST. INTERSECTS
•100 Oscar E. Erickson (5)
•104 Albert Johnson (3)
•108 John E. Erickson (7)
108 Eric Bolander (3)
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
From Baker west to limits.—Sixth ward.
/ Left and South Side.
•23 George Parson (6)
•127 Bert Kent (3)
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
"129 Etta M. Johnson (3)
Right and North Side.
130
Gust A. Johnson (1)
PETERSON STREET.
From 303 Willard south.—Fourth ward.
Left and West Side.
•11 Charles E. Peterson (9)
*15 Mrs. Caroline Johnson (3)
•21 Charles J. Eastman (4)
•25 Gust C. Peterson (5)
*31 S. August Johnson (6)
35 Vacant
41 Vacant
"49 Arvid C. Peterson (7)
101 George Lowe (2)
PETERSON STREET.
Right and East Side.
*6 Charles A. Anderson (5)
•10 Theodore Johnson (9)
*22 Peter A. Johnson (5)
*24 John A. Johnson (4)
24 Andrew Johnson (4)
•24 John Johnson (3)
*28 Andrew Scott (3)
*38 Mrs. Louise Anderson (2)
•46 Theodore C. Nelson (10)
*50 Mrs. Charlotte Abrahamson (3)
•114 John Mattson (3)
"116 Sture F. Nelson (3)
PHILLIPS STREET.
From 929 East Second north to Falconer.—
Fifth ward.
Right and East Side.
18 John B. Bebee (4)
20 Cassius Campbell (4)
•22 Susie Griffin (6)
22 Vacant
24 Vacant
24 Albert E. Buffington (3)
PHILLIPS STREET.
Left and West Side.
11 Mrs. Alice Carlson (9)
PINE STREET.
From 21 East First north to Main at Eighth.
207 209 211 311 315 317 319 —First J. Jamestown Andrews L. Dr. Opera George E. Eri Sam Bealer Roswell E. SECOND FOURTH THIRD C ward. H. Julia W. Left Reed
House Repair Goodenough
Miller J. Peterson Piano Abell and Auto Barn Bootey ST. ST. Block Shop West (201 Co. Tire (31 IXTERSECTS
(1)
INTERSECTS
(1) Side. Repair Co.
405
409
411
•515
•517
•607
•609
611
•611
•615
•617
617
W. E. Ainge (5)
Frederick W. Dixon (5)
Fred H. Rawson (3)
E. FIFTH ST. INTERSECTS
Eri H. Goodenough (3)
Emery R. Davis (4)
E. SIXTH ST. INTERSECTS
Charles D. Wilson (2)
Egbert R. Clark (4)
Henry Hebener (2)
George I. Blakesly (2)
Mrs. Louise M. Mecusker (3)
Mrs. Martha For bush (1)
Herman Hovemeyer (2)
E. SEVENTH ST. INTERSECTS
PINE STREET.
Right and East Side.
Chautauqua Confectionery Co.
E. SECOND ST. INTERSECTS
208 Treat & Ogilvie
Crescent Lodge, K. of P.
210 Home Telephone Co.
212 Harris Bros.
E. THIRD ST. IXTERSECTS
304 Chatfield & Sharp
306 Fred E. Armitage
308 The Fleischman Co.
308 Frank A. Humbert
308 O. P. Stark (3)
308 George C. Tewey (2)
ST. JAMES COURT
30854Tnez Bohall (2)
30855Mrs. Mildred Fisher (3)
30854Mrs. Blanche Van Syckle (3)
308 55 Charles Bond (2)
30854F. N. Signer (2)
•310 Clarence J. Sprague
310 Virginia Hair Shop
310 Albert J. Lesser (3)
Wilson avenue.- -First ward.
310 Vacant
Left nd West Side.
E.
No
FOURTH
houses
ST. IXTERSECTS
No houses POTTER AVENUE.
E. FIFTH Right ST. and IXTERSECTS
East Side.
•5009 William August Eckstrom F. Endress (3) (3)
•518 •11 Charles Fred W. W. Foote Herrick (6) (3)
•17 E. Frank SIXTH M. Fisk ST. (3) INTERSECTS
•610 PRATHER Fred AVENUE. Bauer (3)
•614 From Herman 30 So, Main Hirschauer west to (2) Baker.—Third and
•616 Sixth L. wards. D. Powers (3)
61654Joseph Left Cockhill and South (2) Side.
618 •87 Leon Charles F. A. Nenno Sandburg (8) (4)
•620 •89 Wilbur Elim E. F. Holmberg Opdyke (4) (3)
"91 No. Victor 1 E. school Swanson (4)
PLEASANT "97 Valdemar AVENUE. F. Tensen (5)
From "99 Edward Ensign J. east Donelson and west.—Fourth (41 ward.
PRATHER No AVENUE houses
POTTER From opposite AVENUE. Right and North Side.
1S54 1855 IS "Frank Tacob Albert Raymond H. Carl J. 28 T. Torrey Davis (2) Kingsbury Ramsey (4)
(2) avenue north to

JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 63
20 Vacant
•38 Gust W. Anderson (5)
40 Mrs. Jennie Erickson (10)
FOREST AVE. INTERSECTS
•86 George A. Georgi (3)
•90 Henry F. Love (6)
92 Murry T. Davidson (6)
•94 Charles Feather (4)
•96 N. Oscar Johnson (7)
•100 John A. Nelson (4)
PRENDERGAST AVENUE.
From 223 East Second north to Buffalo.-
First ward.
Left and West Side.
201-207 Y. M. C. A. Building
209 David A. Briggs (6)
209 Fred C. Campbell (2)
211 Mrs. Margaret E. Dixon (2)
211 Mrs. Ida M. Wright (2)
211 Mrs. Sarah S. Keet (1)
211 Charles Corby (41
211 Ernest Gilberts (6)
E THIRD ST. INTERSECTS
311 Frank E. Clark (4)
311 Dr. Floyd C. Hart (2)
311 Winifred E. Miller (2)
311 Grace Lovelass (2)
313 Clara L. Pier (2)
313 I. Benson Jones (5)
•313 Bret C. Davis (7)
31354Vacant
First Church of Christ, Scientist
E. FOURTH ST. INTERSECTS
•401 Dr. John M. Brooks (4)
409 Frank F. Leet (6)
•413 Thomas F. Rowley (2)
•417 Emma E. Windsor (5)
E. FIFTH INTERSECTS
•509 Martin L. Fenton (6)
517 Mrs. Amelia W. Stephens (4)
E. SIXTH ST. INTERSECTS
•611 Clare A. Pickard (9)
•615 Elias C. Bargar (5)
•617 Joseph H. Illig (9)
617 Teresa Hughes (2)
617 Albert M. Kiesshauer (2)
621 Mrs. Margaret Haviland (7)
621 Claus Wescott (1)
621 Ralph E. Smiley (3)
625 Alvin C. Lynch (3)
625 Robert Little (2)
625 Edward Baker (3)
625 John Wells (1)
625 Vacant
627 Hayward Grocery
627 Bailey's Home Bakery
*639 '629 '635 •641 *801 •807 *815 •819 •821 *825 •833 •837 *843 *839 649 847 811 823 83755Christian 851 Vacant
John Dr. Samuel Merritt Mrs. Andrew Albert E. Edward Fred Ernest Eugene Sardius Daniel Ora Oscar Chester Glade C. Charles Otto Clarence Washburn EIGHTH Emma O. Elizabeth P. Lizzie Lucy C. E. R. Anderson A. H. S. F. Gates E. B. A. W. Ferrin C. Hammerquist J. Bufton A. L. Howson Olson Whitaker Peterson Lewis Fretts Spencer Robbins Cadwell Griffith Peirce W. Holmes Swanson L. Montgomery A. Murray Hultquist Eidens ST. Benedict (3) M. Jordan Brown Spaulding (5) (6)
(3) Stewart INTERSECTS
(4)
(5)
(2)
(2) (1) (4) (5)
(70 (1) (3)
851 Frank Johnson (2)
•855 William R. Botsford (3)
•857 Mrs. Mary Ford (2)
857 Mrs. Lydia Haliker (1)
•863 Abraham S. Prather (2)
CROSSMAN ST. INTERSECTS
•901 Mrs. Polly Brown (4)
•905 Charles A. Boyle (5)
•907 Cheston A. Price (4)
•913 Mulford A. Nobbs (4)
•91S Mrs. Margaret J. Stuart (5)
VAN BUREN ST. INTERSECTS
61001 Oscar A. Lenna (6)
•1005 Frank B. Rogers (4)
•1009 M. L. Woods (4)
•1013 C. Ray Lovejov Jr. (4)
•1015 Frank L. Wood (3)
PRICE ST. INTERSECTS
1101 Miller Bros. Grocery
1101 Burton E. Miller (2)
•1103 Clark D. West (2)
•1103 Charles H. Elliott (3)
•1107 O. C. Peterman (2)
•1109 William M. Moynihan (2)
•1111 Charles A. Hubachek (4)
•1113 John W. Scofield (5)
•1129 Glen F. Coe (2)
•1133 Frank B. Stevens (4)
•1137 James M. McNulty (6)
1141 Albin B. Anderson (6)
•1145 Francis M. Hogle (6)
REGENT ST. ENDS
•1155 William H. Scharf (5)
•1159 Claude L. Taggart (2)
•1169 Mrs. DeEtta Cole (2)
KINGSBURY AVE. ENDS
•1201 Leon A. Conner (3)
1201 Mrs. Julia B. Conner (1)
•1211 Melzar A. Lockwood (2)
New house
•1217 Charles A. Kostlevy (3)
•1221 Frank G. Broadhead (4)
•1225 Morley J. Beal (6)
•1235 Frank Tweedale (6)
Sydney Clarke (3)
New house
WILSON AVE. INTERSECTS
No houses
PRENDERGAST AVENUE.
Right and East Side.
"210 Dr. Morris N. Bemus
212 Ames Transfer Co.
214 McGinity, Johnson & Co.
John L. Newton (3)
Hugh C. French (3)
Dr. Henry Neville
•304 •312 •318 •514 •600 •608 •610 •612 •614 •616 510J4 506 51254'Mrs. 622 Jay Earl Dr. William Dudley B| No E. Milo Ernest Tames Miss Andrew Helena S. Frank Carl Vacant Arthur THIRD SIXTH FOURTH FIFTH T. houses Frank W. John Holmquist O. Sarah Harris M, Harriett Eliabeth Emma Mary Sophia M. Cheney A. B. Crittenden F. Hubbard H. Snowden Lavina Kilbow Pennock Handron M. Baldwin Dickerson P. Bryant Westrom L. ST. A. B. Clarke Stormer (2) Markham Goodwin Brooks ST. (12) E. J. Field Wiltsie Bentlev INTERSECTS
(2) Ward (5)
(3) Hall Eddv (21 (7) IXTERSECTS
(2), (1)
(3) (7) (2) (11
(31 (1) (3) (2)

64 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
•622 Edward L. Gossett (4)
•626 Samuel B. Lewin (2)
•628 William C. Bauer (3)
'628 J. Franklin Davis (4)
•632 Emma Schildmacher (2)
632 Benj. E. Gossett (2)
•636 •800 John P. Gelm (2)
•638 •804 Carl J. Stumpf (3)
640 804 Leon J. Powers (3) (2)
808 E. EIGHTH ST. INTERSECTS
808 Archie A. Johnson (4)
•810 Mrs. Mary A. Miles (2)
814 H. T. Trampleasure (3)
•818 Mrs. Henrietta Holiday
•820 Mrs. Martha Stoffal (1)
820 Mrs. Nina Salisbury (1)
•824 David B. Law (4)
•826
•846 Mrs. Elizabeth M. Hegeman (2)
'830
846 Henry C. Fraser (1)
•836
•850 John S. Lattimore (2)
•854 Robert A. Prescott (2)
•858 Jacob Schwob (3)
862 Elisha S. Jc-hnson (3)
•864 Manley E. Johnson (4)
•900 83654Mrs. Andrea C. Lind (2)
'902 83654Vacant
•904 842 Ernest E. Brown (3)
"906 Charles L. Bell (4)
•1004
908
•910
•1006
(2)
Eugene T. Schlaudecker (3)
Lynn H. Stoner (2)
STRONG ST. BEGINS
George W. Brownell (8)
Samuel W. Scott (8)
Wilson P. Chamberlain (10)
John F. Morrison
CROSSMAN ST. INTERSECTS
Hugh E. Miller (4)
Frank Swanson (3)
Elmer W. Carlson (5)
Marvin F. Cobb (2)
Harry S. Minich (3)
Carl V. Bloomberg (2)
VAN BUREN ST. INTERSECTS
•1002 William G. Eckman (5)
Mrs. Hannah C. Weaver
Victor A. Chipman (3)
1012 Harvey T. Wilson (3)
1014 Claude C. Salisbury (3)
•1014 Fred Linder (6)
"1016 Charles H. Shaffer (4)
PRICE ST. INTERSECTS
•1104 Edward J. McGee (8)
"1106 Tohn Lind (4)
•1110 "Purl J. Bovd (6)
•1114 Peter C. McCune (4)
BASSETT ST. BEGIXS
PRICE PRTCE •1130 •1134 •1136 •1172 •1144 •1154 •1164 '1168 •1202 •1240 •1254 •1258 From 1132 1158 1160 1266 "Charles Bernhard Heman Alexander Tohn Lee William Albert Mrs. NEWTON EUCLID WILSON Frank Gillman Clifton Eugene Anton No Milton Fairmount AVENUE.
houses W. Eliza H. C. Ann Right Staples M. Left L. E. F. H. Sharpe E. Becker Davis Chase Palmer H. Ingeman Salisbury Moeller Dick«on Johnson Newton B. Stearns Buckley AVE. Bahr Miesse Moore aveniT1 Graham and Vail Harrison Corcilius (2) (1) (3)
(5) East West (3)
BEGINS (6)
(4) (2) (3) (5.) (bev. (.1) Side. (8)
(5) limits) south.
PRICE STREET.
From 930 North Main east to Bowen. (Main1
to Winsor.—First ward; Winsor to Bowen,
Fifth ward.)
Left and North Side.
*9 Eva V. Terry (1)
•11 Myron Turner (2)
•15 Fred T. Corke (3)
•19 Martin L. Badhorn (3)
•21 Cornelius J. Moynihan (4)
•23 Patrick J. Moynihan (4)
•25 Daniel C. Moynihan (3)
*27 J. J. Waters (3)
29 Christopher V. Johnson (5)
•33 Glenn Safford (4)
PRENDERGAST AV. INTERSECTS
•109 Walter J. Burch (5)
•111 G. W. Sisson (4)
111 Melvin T. Patchin (3)
'113 •307 Chas. D. Backus (3)
•115 309 Alvin N. Gustafson (5)
•119 •313 Richard H. Reading (3) (6)
•323 129 John E. George F. Jones Lindstrom (6) (3)
325 Joseph LAKEVIEW A. Thelander AVE. INTERSECTS (3)
•207 •327 Frank Frederick A. R. Blum Hemphill (4) (6)
•211 •329 John Mrs. Matilda A. Olson Burland (21 (3)
•335 211 Wilbur Tames A. W. Seymour Jones (3) (2)
•219 339 "Charles Carl A. F. Carlson Holt (4)
•221 '343 John Charles P. L. Johnson Soderquist (3) (2)
'345 Jerry WINSOR G. Young ST. INTERSECTS
(5)
•347 Carl Rose F. I. Jones Quist (2) (4)
347 Joseph Fred Brown E. Flickinger (4) (4)
'349 W. O. C. Herbert Soderberg Hall (2) (2)
"365 '10 Francis STLTRGES J. Appleyard ST. INTERSECTS
16 XTo houses
•20 PRICE STREET.
•22 Right and South Side.
•26 Sue S. Williams (4)
•28 Edward Bauer (5)
•30 Frank O. Morningstar (2)
•34 Minnie O. Berry (1)
110 George'W. McDowell (5)
"112 John Norberg (3)
114 John Henry (3)
•116 Johnson Boyd (2)
116 Mrs. Lillian Morningstar (3)
"118 Scott Baker (5)
•120 "224 PRENDERGAST
212 230
•214 •230
308 •220
220 310
310
•314
"318
318
•322 •326 '330
Claud R. Smith (6)
Eugene Flickinger (4)
Vacant
Anna M. James (2)
Paul A. Anderson (2)
Edwin Shafer (2)
Wallace G. Russell (3)
AV. INTERSECTS
LAKEVIEW AVE. INTERSECTS
William H. Davey (3)
Frank Walter John Aleck Edward Hiram WINSOR Arthur A. Victor Oscar Glenn Mrs. Alfred W. Anna Emil Kate Carlstedt Parsons R. A. C. Tohn Shaw I. H. Eckberg A. Peterson Snrher Larson Miller Collins Appleby Nelson ST. Andrews J. Carlson S. Lind Larson (4) White Lundquist INTERSECTS
(2) (10)
(11) (4)
(2)
(2) (6) (/) (4) (3)

334 Edward J. Johnson (3)
•336 John M. Carlson (5)
340 Cornelius Vandenbout (5)
34055Eric H. Brugge (5)
•34054Phillip Lawson (3)
•342 Oscar E. Isaacson (2)
•348 Willard C. Hotchkiss (2)
•352 August Swanson (8)
•356 Alfred P. Nelson (4)
•360 Patrick Trainor (4)
366 A. Gust Willig
366 Eric Frantzen (3)
368 John W. Anderson
368 Oscar Anderson (3 )
372 Oscar W. Anderson (2)
372 John A. Nelson (4)
PROSPECT STREET.
From 135 South Main south to city line.-
Third ward.
Left and East Side.
•9 Frank E. Gifford (5)
15 John M. Brookmire
39 Arthur J. Cowan (4)
•43 Melvin D. Saxton (4)
PRATHER AVE. INTERSECTS
45 Frank Swanson (2)
"123 47 John Graff (4)
129 49 Patrick J. McFarland (2)
129 53 James I. Stafford (4)
129 53 Mrs. Maria Hunt (1)
•59 Charles H. Brown (3)
*63 Mrs. Josephine Osbourn (1)
63 Alexander B. Bently (2)
*67 Dr. Abraham H. Bowers (3)
*75 Andrew Forcey (10)
85 Francis J. Underwood (5)
•87 Charles J. Jenner (2)
•91 James M. Mcintosh (4)
•105 Horace C. Moore (6)
•115 John D. Johnson (7)
KIDDER ST. ENDS
August W. Carlson (9)
Vacant
Truman A. Marker (3)
Raymond A. Nelson (3)
•133 John F. Johnson (2)
133 Carl J. G. Johnson (4)
•137 Olof A. Olson (6)
*141 Simon M. Magnuson (5)
•145 Benjamin Rushworth (2)
145 Andrew W. White (3)
•147 John A. Lee (4)
151 Axel H. Swanson (4)
151 John A. Woodard (2)
•153 Jonathan H. Slocum (3)
•211 •215 •223 •225 '227 •229 •233-237 *251 *253 •257 •261 •263 •265 *271 219 255 153 157 231 269 Arvid Joseph Jacob Thomas Robert Oscar NEWLAND A. Keith C. John Fred Herbert J. Lena Mrs. Richard Gust Charles Lynn BARKER Selma B. Hans George Nelson Oscar Axel Alfred Leigh Anna Amelia Adla O. Love A. S. L. C. Jorgenson Bernsten P. Axelson F. W. A. D. Swanson Townsend Nelson H. Olson Hult Larson Bros. Conner Harris Carlson Ohman Johnson ST. Pearson M. Morgan Strand (1) Western Valentine Kestler Westren Nelson Anderson C. AVE. (1) Mallory (2)
(4)
INTERSECTS
(7) Johnson (3)
(8)
(5)
(6) (4)
(5) (2)
(3)
(2)
(7) (3) -(5)
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 65
271 Harold S. Stone (2)
*273 Andrew Johnson (3)
273 Gunnar Anderson (2)
•275 Alfred Johnson (5)
277 Charles A. Richardson (5)
•279 Axel PROSPECT
E. Hegstedt (7) STREET.
•281 Vincent Right C. and Welch West (3) Side.
•10 Daniel H. Grandin (6)
•32 Earl Fenton Gilbert (4)
36 Marion H. Fisher (4)
36 Edward J. Green (4)
40 Vacant
40 Arthur J. Postance (3)
PRATHER AVE. INTERSECTS
48 Vacant
48 Oris J. Shutt (5)
52 Vacant
•56 American Aristo
•70 Mrs. Mary Sheldon (5)
70 Harry P. Sheldon (2)
•82 Frank E. Partridge (3)
•88 Terome B. Fisher Jr. (3)
88 "Elliott M. Underwood (3)
McKINLEY AVE. BEGINS
•102 Frank H. Parkhurst (4)
102 Mrs. Selma C. Swanson (2)
102 Lewis F. White (3)
•110 Swante Carlson (5)
•116 Tohn E. Roberts (6)
120 Emil Burkland (2)
•120 Tohn Lindburg (3)
•124 Joseph A. Sanburg (4)
124 Eric F. Johnson (2)
•132 Mrs. Ellenore Peterson (2)
132 Gunnar E. Carlson (3)
•136 Peter J. Anderson (7)
•138 Swan E. Anderson (3)
•142 Leander Johnson (2)
•146 James Davey (3)
146 Almon D. Wescott (3)
Branch School No. 9
NEWLAND AVE. INTERSECTS
•200 Charles A. Johnson (2)
200 Alex. L. Johnson (4)
204 Martin O. Johnson (2)
204 J. Emil Johnson (3)
•208 C. Eric Carlson (3)
208 Charlotte I. Carlson (3)
•212 Axel Lagerquist (7)
•214 Mrs. Matilda Wigren (3)
214 Arthur R. Paddock (3)
•220 Emil C. Lindquist (4)
220 A. Amel Anderson (4)
•222 Carl O. Rose (4)
222 Gunner C. Eckbloom (3)
PROUDFIT •232 •236 •224 •228 •252 "260 •262 •276 •282 •284 From 272 254 274 Sixth "Carl Andrew John Harry Nicholas BARKER T. Alfred Thaddeus Vacant Mrs. Eddylie Charles LeMott C. COLE No Livingston ward. Ernest W. Axel STREET.
houses O. Wilhelminia L. Bilquist E. Nettie S. Ragnar J. AVE. P. Strand Burley Anderson L. A. Enestrom Roselle Fornell Glatz Strand Blodgett ST. Westman Stafford Beck avenue Curtis INTERSECTS
(4) Peterson (2) (3) (6) (2) O. (4) (2)
(6) (1) to (5) Anderson (5) Erie R. (6) R.-

66 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
PULLMAN STREET.
From junction of Allen and Maple east to
Ellicott.—Fourth ward.
Left and North Side.
•7 Edward S. Blakesley (4)
11 F. Oscar Kallander (5)
11 Edward G. Engberg (4)
27 Mrs. Anna Nelson (2)
•27 Emil A. Carlson (7)
*31 Mrs. Matilda Berggren (1)
PULLMAN STREET.
Right and South Side.
•8 E. Elmer Erickson (9)
•10 Samuel Nutter (4)
•14 Joseph C. Kiley (4)
•20 John B. Catherall (2)
20 William Beck (3)
BARROWS ST. EXT. BEGINS
•28 Carl A. Lindquist (7)
•30 Frank G. Anderson (3)
PYRE STREET.
From Newland avenue south.—Sixth ward.
Left and East Side.
•17 Mrs. Estella Hobbs (2)
PYRE STREET.
Right and West Side.
No houses
QUARRY ROAD.
From East Second east to Erie R. R.—Fifth
ward.
Jamestown Shale Paving Brick Co.
RACE STREET.
From 6 Market north.—Sixth ward.
Left and West Side.
3 Witkop-Holmes stables
3 Lewis A. McCullough (6)
5 Anderson
RANSOM
Bros.
ALLEY.
RACE STREET.
Right and North Side.
No houses
Right and East Side.
No houses
REGENT STREET.
RANSOM
From opposite
ALLEY.
1025 North Main
From
Prendergast
309 Winsor
avenue.—First
west.—Fifth
ward.
ward.
Right
Left and
and
South
South
Side.
Side.
•20
21 Mrs.
Frank
Margaret
Bond (7)
Marsh (1)
21
24
Vacant
Anthony C. Bratt (4)
•28 Hjalmer C. Lindros (3)
*32 Andrew Wilcox (4)
32 C. Adelbert Green (2)
*36 Andrew J. Tohnson (2)
36 Oscar G. Norgren (2)
•40 E. S. Sperry (3)
*42 Ernest King (4)
REGENT STREET.
Left and North Side.
•19 Allen A. Thayer (4)
21 Norman J. Link (5)
•23 •25 •27 •29 *31 33 35 Timothy William Max Samuel Mrs. George Goodman Jane Margaret M. S. Murray F. Hoover M. Lyon Hayes (5) Nichols Burns (6) (3) (3)
(2) (2)
REYNOLDS PLACE.
From 148 Jones & Gifford avenue northeast
to Chadakoin river.—Sixth ward.
Left and West Side.
(Incorrect Numbers.)
1 Edward Van Natter (4)
2 Vacant
3 Oscar Sparling (7)
REYNOLDS PLACE.
Right and East Side.
No houses
RICH STREET.
From Hotchkiss west to Thayer.—Fifth ward.
No houses
RICHMOND PLACE.
From 811 North Main west to Valley.—Second
ward.
Left and South Side.
•13-17 Clarke Baking Co.
23 Ellsworth Bowers (5)
•25 William M. Comfort (4)
25 Comfort Ice Cream Factory
RICHMOND PLACE.
Right and North Side.
•14 Kent W. Spencer (3)
•16 Mrs. Cordelia Leet (2)
18 Louis P. Pennock (3)
20 Earl C. Burrows (5)
20 Joseph Getzie (5)
22 Thomas Welsh (5)
24 Mrs. Sarah E. Kendall (2)
26 John Donnelly (21
RIDGWAY AVENUE.
From 75 Hallock west.—Sixth ward.
Left and South Side.
RIDGWAY AVENUE.
Right and North Side.
39 Hjalmer A. Hawkinson (6)
52 Vacant
RIVER STREET.
From opposite 326 Chandler northeast.—
Fourth ward.
Right and South Side.
2-16 Charles Lindbeck
60 Jamestown Construction Co.
A. C. Norquist Co.
RIVER STREET.
Left and North Side.
Erie R. R. freight sheds
65-85 Interior Metal Mfg. Co.
53-55 National Biscuit Co.
ROBINSON AVENUE.
From Fairmount avenue, bey. limits south to
Hunt road.
Right and West Side.
Vacant
ROBINSON ROSS From •22 •13 •17 R.—Sixth *9 STREET.
James John Edward Carl William Marshall Mrs. GORDON 16 Livingston AVENUE. Johnson Simmons Mary Left Right ward.
A. M. J. H. G. Hubbard Newville White and ST. Lawson J. Swan and Giesler (2) avenue Bennett (3) West BEGINS
East (2) (4) (7)
Side. north (1) to Erie R.

JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 67
ROWLEY PLACE.
From 705 North Main west.—Second ward.
(Incorrect numbers.)
2 Charles J. Saunders (7)
3 John A. Whitney (6)
4 Vacant
4 Vacant
5 Vacant
5 Perry A. Lawson (3)
ROYAL AVENUE.
From 296 Hallock west to McDannell avenue.
Sixth ward.
Left and South Side.
•9 Dewitt C. Howard (2)
•45 Samuel Steward (5)
FULERTON AVE. INTERSECTS
65 H. C. Teudesmann (3)
•65 A. L. Heckathorn (3)
•67 Charles E. Sandquist (4)
•69 J. W. Pardee (3)
73 Alfred Darling (3)
ROYAL AVENUE.
Right and North Side.
•12 John F. Moynihan (3)
20 Julius D. F. Rick (5)
•26 Thomas Heald (6)
30 James D. Provin (3)
•347
James Dunderdale (5)
68 25 F. Cecil Parsons (7)
RUSSELL 37 STREET.
From •37 Hallock west to city line.—Sixth ward.
No houses
SAMPSON STREET.
From 121 Baker south to city limits.—Sixth
•129
ward.
Left and East Side.
No houses
McKINLEY SAMPSON AVENUE STREET. INTERSECTS
Albert Right J. Carlson and West (3) Side.
August Mts. Mary Hanson A. Fengar (5) (1)
David MORTON N. Skoog ST. BEGINS (3)
12 Bernard Malcolm G. Herbert Martinson Carlson Johnson (4) (3)
•12 J. NEWLAND Oscar Herman Dahl Johnson AVE. (2) INTERSECTS
(2)
*16 109 Mrs. Mertie Matilda M. C. James Gustafson (3) (9)
111 20 Nels John Munson A. Elmeer (1)(2)
•111 20 Martin Elmer Hanson Munson (4) (3)
•123 *22 Mrs. James Lena B. Sweetin Lagergren (6)(3)
•125 "William GRANDIN A. ST. Shosenburg BEGINS (2)
•127 *26 Gust Frank Swan Oscar (9) Anderson (4)
30 Raymond Ernest Ellerson Writman (10) (2)
•30 John DEARBORN F. Writman ST. (2) ENDS
•133 32 John Mrs. Nellie G. Burg Samuelson (6) (7)
133 32 Robert Oscar Quist F. Keefe (2) (5)
34 Charles SUPERIOR Linden ST. (2) ENDS
*34 Lars E. Linden (2)
*102 •40 34 38 42 36 Vacant Alfred Frank LAKE NEWLAND Mrs. Gustaf Charles Christine Holmes Anderson Bjorkland ST. G. Jackson BEGINS AVE. Johnson (4)
(2) INTERSECTS
(4)(6)
*104 J. August Johnson (6)
•106 A. Ludwig Johnson (3)
•110 Charles Bernhard (8)
114 Vacant
BARNARD AVE. BEGINS
"116 Charles A. Johnson (6)
•120 Melker W. Swanson (6)
•126 Mrs. Hilma Carlson (10)
•132 Carl P. Carlson (2)
•136 Oscar C. Johnson (4)
136 John W. Hollings (3)
144 Joseph G. Carlson (3)
148 Anton E. Anderson (4)
•148 Emil F. Carlson (8)
•150 Ludwig Olson (4)
•152 Carl G. Lofgren (4)
•156 John Carlson (4)
158 New house
HAZELTINE AVE. INTERSECTS
•200 Charles J. Lindstrom (6)
200 Mrs. Anna Lindstrom (1)
•204 Hans P. Hanson (4)
•206 Albert M. Darling (2)
206 Robert I. Wade (3)
CHAMBERS ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
SANDBERG PLACE.
From Bowen east to Thayer.—Fifth ward.
No houses
SCHUYLER STREET.
From near end of Hallock and Newland av-
' enue south.—Sixth ward.
Left and East Side.
No houses
SCHUYLER STREET.
Right and West Side.
*8 Levi Mclntyre (8)
PENNSYLVANIA AV. INTERSECTS
•16 William L. Kent (8)
SCOTT STREET.
From 222 Winsor east to Erie R. R.—Fifth
ward.
Left and North Side.
15 Vacant
17-19 Jamestown Fancy Furniture Co.
23 Guiseppe Bell (3)
•23 Joe Bell (3)
23 Frank Frizzoni (3)
27 Henry Mason (3)
27 Louis Divito (6)
27 Cologero Valenti (5)
27 Tony Lunetta (5)
27 Vacant
27 Sam Tabone (7)
*31 Joseph Mason (5)
SCOTT SCIOTA From •12 •14 •16 24 22 26 28 32 34 33 30 Fourth 31 Vacant Jim Vasfi John Tony Mrs. Gurney William F. Rhoda Salvatore Charlie Biarggo Peter opposite STREET. M. ward. Bilardo Elizabeth Right Carolina George Lisciandra Ahmet Scardamaglia Lalumia Curtis M. Angelo Tartgitti Balli G. 607 Sargs Willsie Carlson (7) (4) Bearing Co. Allen Blixt (3) (9) Miller B. (8) South (4) (5) Swanson (10) east (6) (5) (2) Co. Side. to (3) Johnson.—

68 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
SECOND STREET (EAST).
From 200 North Main northeast to limits.—
First and Fifth wards.
Left and North Side.
1-9 Bunch Block
5-9 Lewis H. Slosberg
9J4John Vishnia
ALLEY INTERSECTS
11 The Anderson
13 Westrom Bros.
Mrs. Beryl C. Brown (4)
Edwin Lerow (6)
Exempt Firemen's Association
15 Diamond Restaurant
Mrs. Ida Johnson (4)
17 Lynn H. Stoner
19 Palace Cafe
Joseph Kannar (4)
21 Peterson & Youngquist
Martin Dolan (2)
Mrs. Teresa Dailey (1)
PINE ST. INTERSECTS
101-111 Vandergrift Building
101 B. & F. Credit Clothing Co.
101 Charles A. Kostlevy
Ernest Z. Buck (4)
Vernelle A. Hatch (3)
103 Charles J. Anderson
Mrs. Arika Anderson (3)
Peterson & Johnson
Peterson Realty Co.
Standard Insurance Agency
Mrs. Hannah Elkins (1)
Vart Land Co.
105 Hammerstrom-Freed Co.
Dr. L. H. Snow
107 E. S. Johnson
Mrs. Alice Greenwood (6)
Guy C. Bennett (4)
Bert J. Odell (5)
109-111 Nord Furniture Co.
Clement B. Jones (1)
Mrs. Mary E. Burgett (2)
Mrs. Lizzie Sharp (4)
C. Oscar Peterson (4)
Mrs. Leah Altice (1)
113-119 Jones Block
113 Hind & Coe
Edward Ewing (10)
A. M. Jones (rear)
115 Malmberg & Swanson
Mrs. Etta Wilson (2)
Frank J. May (4)
117 E. H. Lindstrom
Levi B. LeRoy (3)
119 Charles A. Johnson
201-207 213-223 203-205 219-221 301-309 121-123 217 307 309 207 209 211 215 223 303 305 Johnson Vacant Wilson's Walter James SPRING M. Frank PRENDERGAST S. Eagle Palace Mrs. Bon Ernest Trving Oscar Zuckerman Boy's The Y. Bemus Amidon Scholin W. Eric M. Ton Frances Ethel Mary Amanda Ida Nelson's Grandin Department H. Specialty G. Jones Shoe Ahlbeck Lamson Gilberds Burklund Heathcote C. Peterson & Block Home ST. Smith Millinery Evans Furniture Baker A. Altice Bard Credit Repair Eggleston (4) Johnson BEGINS Hoon Block Cash Bakery
Mfg. (1)
(2) &(3)
AV. (1) Clothing Shop
Grocery Co.
M. (3) INTERSECTS
C. (rear) Co. A.
311 Norden Club
311 Wholesale Display room, Atlas Furniture
Co.
313
315 White Millinery Co
317 Alliance Furn. Co. Display rooms
327 Elof Wicander Cigar Co.
329 Corissande E. Fenton (2)
329 Mrs. Elizabeth Hopkins (3)
333 Mrs. Bridget Cullen (1)
333 Beulah Bratt Kayner
335 Levi C. Way (2)
337 Carl A. F. Holmquist
343 Reuben E. Burch (3)
345 Charles J. Sampsell (4)
•411 349 Mrs. Ida V. Stillman (2)
'417 351 Leon C. Putnam (3)
'421 355 Mrs. A. T. Kellogg (3)
421 355 Albert Gauthier (1)
•503 355 Mrs. Delia Slack (1)
503 Ernest B. Dickerson (3)
507 E. THIRD ST. ENDS
•511 First M. E. Church
•517
•543
Mrs. Katharine M. Blackstone (3)
517 Edwin J. Ashwell (4)
•525 543
Henderson & Lincoln Undertaking Co.
Charles P. Henderson (6)
*547
•551
•557
559
559
561
563
567
617
621
CHURCH ST. BEGINS
Mrs. Mary W. Baker (1)
S. Winsor Baker (7)
Mrs. Nettie Williams (4)
Parker E. Pierce (4)
James W. Collopy (3)
Vilata Fisher (1)
Dr. J. W. Nelson (5)
623
LINCOLN ST. BEGINS
633
623
E. FOURTH ST. ENDS
701
623
Henry W. Watson (2)
625 707 Harry LeBoeuf (2)
707 Albert J. Johnson (5)
•711 Dr. Fred C. Purcell (4)
•713 Horace Hitchcock (4)
713 Noah Johnson (3)
Charles F. Turner (6)
Lewis W. Prosser
Lulu M. Minard (2)
Mrs. Sofie Donelson (6)
E. FIFTH ST. ENDS
Dr. Burton W. Seymour (3)
Ezra M. Pierce (9)
Colonial Theater
Colonial Bowling Alley & Pool room
Jamestown Athletic Club
Holm's News Rooms
U. S. Postal Station
627-629 East Side Dry Goods Store
631 The Palm Restaurant
*715 •715 757 763 771 71355Simon 719 723 731 737 739 741 Jamestown John Thomas Alfred August Morris WINSOR Dr. Elizabeth William Adolph Daniel Hilmer Carl Hulda Frank Benjamin Samuel F. BOWEN
H. Fred Floyd Leonard Mrs. Charles Orson Toseph B. W. R. A. Alice Amanda Samuelson Sweet Fuller B. W. O. J. D., P. C. A. Turner E. Johnson Bowen Wellstrom F. W. Benson Peterson G. S. Warren Watmuff Caskey ST. Bloomquist Fess A. Ruckman Burt Waters Swanson Fuller Ahlin Kerr Cabinet Peterson Hinman Kennedy Christenson (2) Lerow (3) Johnson BEGINS (4) (2) INTERSECTS
(5)
(6)
(3) (4) (1)
(5)
(2)
Co. (1)
(6) (3)
(4) (1) (2) (4)

779 W. E. King (5)
781 Charles Raeon
783 Oscar Swanson (4)
787 Carl E. Ringquist (4)
787 Roger J. Sundell (2)
THAYER ST. INTERSECTS
809 Mrs. Jessie N. Wright (3)
809 Mrs. Jane B. Homer (2)
•811 George Dawson (3)
•815 Mrs. Ida E. Wample (2)
STOWE ST. BEGINS
821 Haddon Johnson
821 Mrs. Ada Rutherford (6)
823 Anderson & Lofgren
•829 Alfred A. Anderson (7)
•835 Warner F. Liedblad (3)
837 Mrs. Luella Lawyer (4)
837 Orville J. Felt (3)
•841 Charles R. VanDervoort (3)
WEEKS ST. BEGINS
845 W. H. Young
*849 Mrs. Anna Dahlstrom (3)
•853 Axel F. Berggren (3)
•855 Elias Hahne (4)
855 Carl G. Westerdale (2)
869 James H. Deppa (5)
JEFFORDS ST. BEGINS
•893 Elof Wicander (4)
895 Andrew Larson (3)
895 N. A. Johnson (2)
•899 John S. Anderson (5)
KIPP ST. INTERSECTS
•913 Mrs. S. M. Carpenter (31
•919 Lucien A. Davis (31
921 Walter C. Crosby (4)
•929 E. C. Catlin (3)
•929 Walter P. Frink (2)
937 Frank A. Johnson (4)
937 Theodore M. Johnson (2)
937 Fred G. Fox (3)
937 David A. Kitch (3)
939 Stefaro Maisto (4)
•939 Bernhard Rider (8)
•941 Mrs. Sarah McCluskey (2)
945 Harry Hind (31
945 Charles A. Johnson (2)
945 Joe Milioto
947 Peterson & Lindell
947 Delia Taft (2)
953 East Jamestown House
953 N. S. Covey (5)
BUFFALO ST. INTERSECTS
1001 I. A. Stockwell (4)
1001 A. M. Lind
1007-9 Jones & Blystone Block
1007 East Side Shoe Store
•1057 •1067 •1081 •1083 1007 1009 1019 1021-23 1023 1027 1035 1037 1061 1065 1039 1091 V2Day Daniel Lewis Sherman Glenn Harry lorgenson Amel Clarence Ray Joseph Vacant
Amos DEXTER Israel Ellen Adolph Mrs. COWING New CURTIS Herman August Charles Peris C. Peterson A. Andrew E. Augusta house B. A. V. Hotchkiss Storer M. Anderson F. Whelpley L. R. Cashmere G. Berggren Elander Abrahamson Craig M. Lawson L. Quick Waite S. Lenhart ST. Wholeben Bogardus Rogers Dahlgren Johnson vacant Kelsey Block Lundin Martin (5) Gustafson BEGIXS
(3) (8)
(4)
(31 (11) (2)
(51
(2)
(6) (4) (5) (31 (3)
(5)
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 69
1091 George Vincent (3)
1091 Frank L. Vincent (3)
1091 Fred Smith (2)
Public School No. 7
1111 Davey Thomas (2)
1111 Frank Arnold (4)
1111 Clarence P. Palmer (3)
1115 Patrick Hanrahan (2)
1115 Harry A. Arnold (2)
WOODLAWN AVE. BEGINS
•1275 Frank Perring
•1275 Forest J. Perring (4)
•1281 Leonard W. Lyon (3)
New house
•1287 Alex. Lawson (6)
1295 William White (3)
LINDSEY AVE. BEGINS
No houses
CHARLOTTE AVE. BEGINS
1301 Eugene E. Powell (5)
1333 Samuel Storum (3)
1347 Industrial Wet Wash Laundry
1343 Bofi Bortman (3)
1343 James D. Bentley (3)
1381 Gustavus Adolphus Orphans Home (77)
1381 John S. Swensson (3)
ORPHANAGE ST. BEGINS
SECOND STREET (EAST).
Right and South Side.
2-6 New Fenton Building
2-6 Tones & Audette
Clayton M. Jones (Rm. 503)
Ernest Cawcroft (Rm. 408)
Berggren Realty Co. (Rm. 503)
Appleby Lumber Co. (Rms. 402-403)
Wilson C. Price (Rms. 404-406)
F. W. Stevens (Rms. 404-405-406)
M. L. Fenton (Rm. 509)
Harry W. Fenton (Rm. 509)
J. Delevan Curtiss (Rms. 304-305)
Charles H. Wiborg (Rms. 400-401)
Charles S. Grover (Rms. 00-401)
Royal M. Bates (Rm. 600-603)
Harold Forsberg (Rms. 501-502)
E. J. Ashwell (Rm. 409)
Moss W. Phillips (Rms. 302-304)
F. R. Peterson (Rms. 604-605)
Geo. S. Bright (Rms. 300-301)
Jamestown Building Co. (Rm. 408)
Frank H. Mott, (Rm. 307)
Arthur W. Kettle (Rms. 501-502)
S. Arthur Baldwin (Rms. 500-502)
Frank G. Curtis (Rms. 504-506)
Lindquist & Johnson (Rm. 510)
Cheston A. Price (Rm. 507)
Conroy-Buchanan L'm'br Co. (Rm. 508)
14-16 18-24 20 10 12 22 8 Aetna Jaderstrom Frank Joe John Cinculo Nickey Benjamin S. Mrs. David Dr. Vacant POTTERS Demir Jamestown Liquor Robert O. Tahir Gust Samuels Shamsehdin Daton Opera P. E. M. A. Meli W. Walter R. Robert Swanlon Hilma Long Anderson Life F. Dermir Lenna Johnson Ali Lasseof Tahir Louis House Bros. Dealers' D. Newland H. Realty W. Opera Leet S (Rm. Myers (1) Ins. Jackson ALLEY V. Pharmacy B. Dean Hotchkiss Lundquist Demir Chindren &(5 (6) (4) Block Girvin (Rm. Co.
(1) Bass House
Association > 6) Blanchard (2)
(6)
(Rm. (Rms. 610) (4) IXTERSECTS
(1) (2) & 409) Moe 606-607) 600-603) (2nd floor)

70 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
22-24 The Casino
PINE ST. INTERSECTS
100-102 The Boston Department Store
Glen L. Safford
104 Milwaukee Bottling Co.
104 Jamestown Brewing Co.
104 Jamestown Bottling Co.
106-110 The Frederick
L. A. Clarke (2)
106 Eckerd's Cut Rate Medicines
108 Nelson & Lawson
Mrs. Edith G. Markham (2)
Henry Sayers (2)
Albert Johnson (2)
Lora Jackson (2)
110 M. R. Nelson Co.
Fred G. Bush (2)
Mrs. Emily L. Johnson (1)
112-116 Ahlstrom Piano Co.
11654Christ Sotir
118 Mrs. Louisa Jones
120 Mrs. Lizzie Lenhart (7)
122-124 Vacant
124 Charles Fredlund
Bert Cross (6)
126 Jack Stanley
126 Feather Cigar Co.
126 Edward Depka (2)
128 Mrs. Marietta Taylor (1)
128 Frank L. Johnson
Elial A. Jones (2)
Mrs. Stella Doane (2)
204-206 Bernhard Hardware Co.
Mrs. Audrey L. Weeks (1)
204 Floyd Turner (2)
204 William F. Sundberg (2)
208 John D. Johnson
208 Mrs. Frances Davis (7)
210 Grand Union Tea Co.
Mrs. Lizzie Stafford (5)
STILLERS ALLEY INTERSECTS
212 Hanson & Stone
Mrs. Louisa Jones (1)
214 The Globe
William E. Randall (6)
216-218 Vacant
O. F. Larson (5)
220 Bradburn & Moon
Henry Ahlstrom (5)
Harriet E. Woodford (1)
222-224 O. F. Larson
A. Frank Nelson (3)
226 E. A. Peterson
Otto D. Diehl (2)
228 Ernest A. Anderson
J. A. Hedstrom (2)
•504 •508 •516 •522 •528 •S32 "^36 "512 '540 230 232 234 300 302 304 308 310 550 A. Jonas The .Torgenson Vacant E. ALLEY Van Stella Henry John Gustaf Mrs. Frank Tames Dr. William George Curtis. Turner H. INSTITUTE High CHANDLER
R. Otto COLLEGE Unitarian Tmmanuel Charles La D. A. P. L. Sperry Every L. Emily M. School O. Van Stainthorpe Mode Lorentzen Parrott Lloyd P. A. D. O. G. Tones W. F. E. Bloomquist W. Swanson D. INTERSECTS
Church Wilcox Calahane Plumbing Lutheran Bowman Anderson Gustafson Walton Gokey Sharpe Parks & Every
E. ST. Watson Pearson Millinery * Probst ST. Hutchinson (5) Holmes Chase
(5) (4) (6) (2)
(under)
BEGINS (5) Church (2) (1) &(4)
Heating (2) Co. Co.
•554 August Dahlquist (1)
*554 Maurice P. Dahlquist (6)
55454Mrs. Hannah Gustafson (2)
55454Karl Bloomberg (2)
55454Hannah S. Carlson (2)
556 Rev. Felix V. Hanson (2)
•558 Mary Swanson (3)
•560 Mrs. A. W. Buck (8)
562 Herbert S. Whiteman (2)
564 Edwin P. Kennedy (3)
564 Anna V. Johnson (3)
CROSS ST. BEGINS
584 Dana Fenton (2)
H. A. Strohm
584 Central Grocery Co.
586 C W. Johnson (2)
586 Mrs. A. Hoggenboom
586 Andrew T. Carlson (2)
600 Victor Johnson (4)
600 Mrs. Emma Norquist (1)
608 Mrs. Johanna Ellison (3)
610 Enoch Shaw (2)
626 610 James Lynn C. S. Gabrielson
Pullan (3)
610 628 Vern O. Mrs. A. Sharp Fannie Ericson F. Nelson (2)
614 630 D. Elmer L. Solomanson C.Percey(2) (2)
614 630 Frank Willard E. C. Spaulding Wood (3)
614 630 T. Mrs. G. Nellie McMahon Snow (5)
632 616 Vacant French's Cash Grocery
616 632 David Ralph P. C. Countryman G. Holm (2) (2)
618 634 Antone C. Laverne Peterson Goodrich (4)(2)
•618 634 Edward E. J. Mahoney T. Mahoney (2)
620 Mrs. WINSOR Mary ST. Davis INTERSECTS
(1)
620 700 E. Helgren G. & M. Drug A. Co. Peterson
622 700 Ernest Mrs. Flora E. Carlson B. Day (3)
622-30 702 Carlson Roller Skating & Walberg Rink
704 Carlson & Kinsel
704 Henry Barhite (3)
706 East C. A. Side Rugg Fish (3) Market
708 K. Axel Bloomberg UTander (4)
710 Vacant August Lawson (4)
712-718 T. Monarch Erwin Van Furniture Dusen Co. (2)
•734 Clinton Amelia F. Stockwell Kimberly (2)(5)
734 Mrs. Lawrence Lillie H. M. Allen Boardman (5) (2)
734 John Lars Spence P. Anderson (2) (4)
744
748
*748
748
750
750
752
756
756
760
760
•774 "764 "7S6 760
768
776
780 782
784 786
CHENEY Herbert Halvarson ST. BEGINS (4)
Elmer R. Lawson (4)
Carl A. Melin (3)
Carl O. Peterson (4)
Gtrst A. Willig (4)
Gust T. Johnson (2)
Emel Johnson (2)
Amanda Carlson (1)
Edward W. Samuelson (4)
Joseph A. Bergwall (6)
John W. Carlson (5)
Mrs. Anna Garber (1)
Joseph "Mike George C. Claude Mrs. Charles Toe M. Leonie Matilda Sollamie Grafno & M. Morreli Sayers Raeon H. Anderson (5)
(7) Pond (6) (4)
(9) (8) (6) (2)

•788 Joe Deckquist (9)
788 Charles Dequist (3)
788 Sam Morrelli (3)
•790 Louis Baney (5)
792 Patsy Lenn (5)
792 Joe Lenn (5)
792 Vacant
796 Arthur Bergeson
796 Hjalmar Carlson (3)
THAYER ST. INTERSECTS
800 Ben A. Broadbent (2)
•802 George H. Leburg (5)
•802 Albert Leburg (2)
800 Paul J. Brandt (7)
812 Mrs. Anna Phillips (2)
812 John Ericson (2)
•812 Gust Clint (2)
•814 Mrs. Johanna Hawkinson (3)
814 Andrew Anderson (3)
•816 John G. O'Brien (2)
820 Benj. F. Risley (2)
820 Casper T. Jones (4)
BISHOP ST. BEGINS
•836 Wilson Wright (6)
836 Edmond Nelson (3)
840 J. Charles Neville (3)
840 Arthur G. Eggleston (4)
842 William H. Greenwood (6)
842 Mrs. Elizabeth Whittle (5)
842 Mrs. Eliza Thomas (2)
844 John Gallagher (8)
•848 Andrew Kron (6)
850 Frank D. Carver (5)
850 Frank Huckelberry (1)
•852 Charles J. Lind (5)
852 Josphine Carlson (1)
'868 Charles O. Anderson (7)
868 George S. Jones (2)
OUARRY ROAD BEGINS
•872 William E. Andruss (2)
872 Wilbur H. Young (2)
884 James Doyle (2)
89654James Moore (3)
•898 Sadie Mahoney (2)
900 Luther A. Warn (3)
900 Fred Phillips (5)
900 Erick Frederickson (5)
904 Emil Eckholm (4)
904 Mrs. Marv Peterson (4)
904 John Anderson (3)
•908 James O. Frve (2)
908 George Yates (2)
912 Carl Gustafson (8)
912 Mrs. Emma Gronberg (3)
914 Jeffords Hose House
926 Mrs. Mary B. Murphy (3)
•928 •930 •1058 *106254Mrs. •1074 •1084 •1086 •1088 926 932 944 946 942 1054 1060-62 1064 1070 1076 1078 1090 Walter Jay Vincenzo Walfred Andrew Vincezzo B. Felomine Oscar BUFFALO
CRESCEXT Dahlstrom George Dominic Alfred Harry Vacant STAFFORD Peter Charles O. Fred August C. Maurice Veit A. Victor Hunt Carrie S. H. Julin Alma F. Yesopowitz Johnson V. Waite Block H. S. Wellman Hanson Berg W. Marsh Bonnvintori Veit Spoto
Trompati Dix Erickson Metallic Johnson Peterson (4) Call Scoville ST. AVE. (7) (5) (3) (2)
(6)
Anderson (3) IXTERSECTS
(2) EXDS
(3) Door BEGINS (4) (2) (5) (6) Co. (10)
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 71
"1094 Malcolm Thorne (41
"1096 Frederick Lind (21
"1096 Nicolai Bjornsen (3)
•1098 Carl A. Carlson (2)
1098 Carl A. Anderson (4)
•1102 Israel Hagstrom (5)
1106 Mrs. Esther Anderson (5)
•1108 Truman E. Bodine (4)
•1112 Eugene M. Stoner (3)
•1118 Fred Lystrom (6)
HOPKINS AVE. BEGINS
1200 Park Hotel (7)
1200 P. E. Barrett (2)
1208 New house
1210 Mrs. Mary Stapleton (5)
1210 Glenn F. Porter (2)
1276-90 Salisbury Ball Bearing Co.
1300 Curtis Machine Corporation
1370 Eugene Snyder (4)
•1388 Mrs. Helen Cady (2)
•1390 Elias B. Stilson (2)
1390 Benjamin A. Stilson (4)
•1392 Mrs. Louisa Fenton (3)
•1398 Albert L. Brown (5)
•1402 James Chisholm (5)
1414 The Inn (15)
•1414 Charles J. Benson (2)
TIFFANY AVE. BEGINS
SECOND STREET (WEST)
From 121 North Main west to Chadakoin
River.—Second ward.
Left and South Side.
1-9 Allen Square Building
5-7 Chas. Forsberg
5-7 Erick A. Olson
9 Oak Cafe
11-21 Allen Square Flats
11 Vacant
James S. Shaw (3)
Wm. R. Van Vleck (2)
George Garrity (3)
M. J. Jenner (2)
13-17 Mack-Hall Co.
William J. Martin (2)
Walter F. Sanford (2)
Mrs. Lulu Conkin (2)
Wm. J. Martin (2)
19 Jamestown Fruit Co.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt (1)
Mrs. L. H. Strobel (2)
Bertha Butler (1)
Sarah F. Whitley (1)
21 Elbridge G. Partridge
CHERRY ST. INTERSECTS
105 Marvin House (3)
211-217 •211 •303 •311 •315 •441 •451 213 215 203 217 109 Ill
307 309 325 107 443 449 543 John Kathryn Williamson Mrs.
WASHINGTON
Vacant
George Swedish-American LAFAYETTE Fred Erie Joe ERIE Salvatore Mrs. Frank Joseph Nancia Whitney Dinito Anna R. May Mabel
Viola
Augusta J. Sally M. Mary W. Minnie TRACKS Schiros Poppelado V. W. Petro Catania Whitney McLean R. M. J. Lovejoy Express Agato flats Porter Peterson Carlson Jones (3) Veneer
D.
yard Cole Phillips Brady P. Goggin (6) O'Mara S. ST.
Everett
Boyle (6)
(7) office (8) (2) (3) ST. Bergmann (9) (5) Const. Co. (4)
(10) BEGINS (2) (12) (15) (1) (10) INTERSECTS
(1)
Co. (2)

72 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
SECOND STREET (WEST)
Right and North Side.
National Chautauqua Co. Bank
12-16 Journal Building
12 Journal Printing Co.
14 City Meat Market
A. E. Sherman, Bindery
16 Swanson's Restaurant
CHERRY ST. INTERSECTS
104 Graves Millinery
110 Vincent Transfer Co.
110 Jamestown Mirror Works
114 Stockholm Lunch Room
116-120 Bergwall Printing Co.
WASHINGTON ST. INTERSECTS
200-210 Jamestown St. Ry. Car Barns
A. Leo Gibson (10)
A. M. Harris (4)
John W. Burkett (8)
212 John M. Goudy (2)
Francis Andrews (4)
George W. Robinson (4)
Chas. E. Beech (3)
LAFAYETTE ST. BEGINS
300-306 Sturdevant Monument Works
308 Carson B. Brady (6)
308 Thoma Rowden (3)
*310 Mrs. Frances Buchanan (4)
310 Mrs. Rosa E. Mills (4)
310 Thomas Montgomery (2)
31'0 Morton L. Sharp (5)
314 A. P. Prout (11)
TEFFERSON ST. BEGINS
404 Grant I. Perry (3)
406 Arthur A. Adams (4)
408 Ernest E. Russell (3)
430 Donelson Trucking & Storage Co.
500 Eugene M. Stoner
Chautauqua Storage & Transfer Co.
ERIE TRACKS INTERSECTS
Angelo Vito (5)
SENECA STREET.
From Adams south to Steele avenue.—Sixth
ward.
Right and West Side.
"4 Marshall Davis (2)
*6 Luther Anderson (4)
8 Albin C. Larson (3)
SENECA John STREET. Hayes (3)
Mrs. Jo
Josephine
Left and
Strickland
East Side.
(7)
PINE
XTo houses
ST. INTERSECTS
*509
SEVENTEENTH
Mrs. Eleanor
STREET.
F. Berry (3)
*511
From
Rev.
1065
James
North
H.
Main
Wheeler
west.—Second
(4)
ward.
515 Free Methodist
Left and South
Church
Side.
•9
LINCOLN
George N. Waggoner
ST. INTERSECTS
(3)
•603
9
Thomas
Marvin F.
J.
Waggoner
Pierce (3)
(2)
•609 •613 •605 SEVENTEENTH SEVENTH From •23 •31 •39 •10 ward. open *8 12 48 L. E. Hugh Vacant Mrs. Walter Charles George 612 Ward Newell between STREET C. B. North Right Lauretta Left M. Reed Grover H. S. STREET. W. Adams A. Summers Rogers North Mead and Main (EAST). (3) Pine Fellows Parker (3) Gowan (2) North (4) east (2) and (5) (9)
(6) Side. to Liberty.)—First
Winsor. (Not
GRANT ST. INTERSECTS
510 Mrs. Terrissa Crawford (1)
717 Charles Stansfield (2)
717 Henry O. Fornell (2)
SEVENTH STREET (EAST).
Right and South Side.
No houses
PINE ST. INTERSECTS
504 Ellen M. Stone (2)
508 Joseph J. Lowman (3)
510 Mrs. Clara A. Muzzy (3)
512 Oscar R. Carlson (3)
LINCOLN ST. INTERSECTS
•610 George H. Lowe (3)
•612 J. M. Weller (4)
•616 Mrs. Eunice C. Moses (4)
GRANT ST. INTERSECTS
718 Mrs. Florence Quinn (1)
718 Alfred Anderson (6)
•722 August F. Nelson (5)
726 Frank L. Eggleston (5)
726 Allyn Eggleston (2)
•728 John E. Lawson (6)
730 A. Frederick Lawson (3)
SEVENTH STREET (WEST).
From 619 North Main west to Murray avenue.
—Second ward.
Left and South Side.
•13 Mrs. Nettie M. Gay (1)
17 Peter A. Hofsted (2)
17 Anne Beck (1)
19 H. Arthur Young (4)
19 Wellington C. Patrick (5)
CHERRY ST. INTERSECTS
Dow Park
WASHINGTON ST. IXTERSECTS
205 John C. Meurer (4)
•205 Joseph L. Frick (5)
205 Mrs. Nettie M. Curtice (4)
•209 Hubert E. V. Porter (4)
LAFAYETTE ST. INTERSECTS
313 Adelbert A. Lovell (2)
JEFFERSON ST. INTERSECTS
401 Thomas Snowdon (4)
•405 William H. Knapp (5)
CLINTON ST. INTERSECTS
•503 John A. Soderlund (7)
507 Frederick C. Tompkins (3)
509 Elester A. Swanson (4)
•511 Martin J. Murray (6)
MONROE ST. INTERSECTS
•601 Charles Ipson (4)
601 John H. Ipson (6)
605 Andrew W. Scott (5)
605 Elmer J. Carlson (3)
•609 Mrs. Hulda A. Stone (4)
SEVENTH •108 *615 •102 •114 607 619 •12 •14 •20 •24 112 22 18 8 John WASHINGTON
Henrietta Clark Mrs. Albert Hans Daniel Mark Charles Calista Bert Richard CLEVELAND CHERRY George Frank Olof Louis J. G. STREET Right J. Hopson Rhoda Minnie Lamb Orilla Ellen Lillian P. Emmerson Potter H. Siegel J. W. A. Herman E. Lindblad N. Hansen Johnson Deitsch Young Benson ST. Dreager (WEST). Blomquist and Peck (2) Sage Carter Wickfield Cole Cleveland (4) Foster Anderson Bjornes (2) PLACE INTERSECTS
XTorth (5) (2)
(4) (6)
ST. (1) (2)
(3)
(3) (5) Side. (2)
INTERSECTS
BEGINS

210 M. J. Paquin (3)
214 Claude H. Crick (3)
214 John E. Crick (2)
216 Mrs. Jennie Hiller (6)
216 Irvin T. Shafer (3)
LAFAYETTE ST. INTERSECTS
300 Arthur S. Terry (3)
•310 James A. Hayes (4)
•314 Matthew T. Smith (6)
•316 Irving J. Oatman (5)
JEFFERSON ST. INTERSECTS
400 Charles Gustafson (4)
400 William Lang (6)
402 Herbert R. Wiley (4)
404 Clyde M. Bradt (4)
410 Erick Forsberg (4)
•416 Kate J. Culligan (4)
CLINTON ST. INTERSECTS
500 Peter G. Nelson (2)
500 Edwin J. Herby (4)
•504 Levi Johnson (1)
•504 Ernest A. Christofferson (5)
•508 Patrick D. O'Connell (2)
•512 William H. Tyler (4)
512 Tyler's Grocery
MONROE ST. INTERSECTS
606 William H. Gray (5)
610 J. Herby & Sons
614 Vacant
614 Charles De Bell (2)
618 Vacant
618 Mrs. Augusta Lund (2)
•620 Roy L. Standish (7)
624 Frank E. Whitehead (2)
SEYMOUR AVENUE.
From 2 Livingston avenue north to Erie R. R.
—Sixth ward.
Left and West Side.
3-5 Whitehead Block
3 Arvid J. Nelson (3)
3 K. George Selander (2)
5 Guy L. Whaley (3)
5 Vacant
*9 John Reagan (1)
*21 Charles O. Neil (6)
•23 George W. Reader (2)
•25 Mrs. Catherine Looney (3)
SEYMOUR AVENUE.
Right and East Side.
6 Frank H. Jenner (3)
8 August A. Ernewein (3)
10 Elvie D. Brennan (3)
10 Vacant
*14 Richard Peate (S)
SHAVER STREET.
From 27 Maple east.—Fourth ward.
SHAVER SHAW From *15 "11 "13 •16 •17 •12 "14 •18 *19 •21 •23 *9 *7 John Emil Edgar Carl Harry 45 AVENUE. Nels v Henry Wilfred Richard Otto Edward Fred C. Gust Oscar STREET. Maple John Sundberg Carlson Right Johnson A. W. Left P. Lindstrom Bjork Sandstrom McKaig C. Wild F. Nelson Bogenschutz Ingham F. Olson Johnson Enlund Markle Unsworth east Edwards Wiltsie (7) (2) Lammers (2) (3) to North () South (3) Oak.—Fourth (5) (4) (2) (5)
(3)
Side.
ward.
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 73
*10
10
•18
18
18
SHAW AVENUE.
Right and South Side.
Mrs. Emily Midgley (5)
Robert C. Johnson (2)
George E. Robinson (3)
William S. Fretwell (3)
Albert E. Morley (2)
Tohn SHEARMAN
A. Lindquist (3) PLACE.
From "Carl 21 N. A. Main Lundahl west.—Second (4) ward.
John E. Left Melene and South (2) Side.
11 Jamestown Iron Works Co.
17 Wilcox-Burchard & Co.
20 Davis, Warn & Co.
25 Shearman Bros. Co.
SHEARMAN PLACE.
Right and North Side.
No houses
SHERMAN STREET.
From 134 Allen south.—Fourth ward.
Left and East Side.
*9 Alfred E. Hale (3)
954 Julius Bouckhuyt (3)
•13 Henry Hinman (2)
•17 Henry J. Rearick' (4)
17 Albert N. Lyons (2)
GARFIELD ST. BEGINS
South Side Gramman School
SHERMAN STREET.
Right and West Side.
•18 Axel Eckberg (5)
•20 John L. Turner (5)
SILSBY AVENUE.
From Jones & Gifford avenue southwest to
Erie R. R.—Sixth ward.
No houses
SIXTEENTH STREET.
From 1029 North Main west.—Second ward.
Left and South Side.
*5 John SIXTH S. Le STREET Roy (2) (EAST).
From SIXTEENTH 518 North STREET. Main east to Winsor.- -First
ward. Right and North Side.
6 Vacant Left and North Side.
*8 1 Frank T. E. Hopkins R. Hammond (4)
10 1 Grace Mrs. Bridget Johnson Welch (4) (3)
•11 12 Theodore Martin Green E. Hopkins (5) (5)
•15 *14 Charles Mrs. Losina Mace H. (2) Gibson (1)
17 14 Mrs. Thomas Julia Wilkinson Fitch (8) (4)
*36 PINE Erwin M. ST. Carmen INTERSECTS
•111
(2)
103 Dr. R. B. Blanchard (2)
•103
111
Mrs. Estella B. Fisher (3)
•201 107 Albert J. Harris (5)
109 Kate Keeler (1)
•213 FACTORY ALLEY IXTERSECTS
•217 Mrs. Anna C. Botsford (6)
Dr. Laban Hazeltine (2)
117 William F. Gass (5)
209 311 307 STILLERS Mrs. Clifford Paul SPRING Charles PRENDERGAST
George W. Emily Margaret H. A. F. Blystone ST. Ahlstrom Harnden Green Whitlev ALLEY INTERSECTS
R. (4) AV. Logan (3)
INTERSECTS
TXTERSECTS (3)

74 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
311 Lavinus Skellie (2)
31154Clayton C. Vinton (4)
315 Blanche Swanson (3)
315 Mrs. Jeanette Bradley (1)
FULTON ST. INTERSECTS
401 James T. Larmonth (6)
LAKEVIEW AVE. BEGINS
No houses
LIBERTY ST. INTERSECTS
'501 M. P. Jacobson (2)
•513 Mrs. Rose A. McCormick (3)
519 Claude Richards (3)
''519 Martin Kinney (3)
LINCOLN ST. INTERSECTS
"611 Fred Hatch Jr. (4)
"613 George W. Meader (4)
'615 Gust Lindstrom (6)
'617 Enoch H. Lindstrom (3)
"521 Carl A. Lundquist (8)
GRANT ST. BEGINS
•627 Rovillus R. Rogers (4)
639 Charles O. Anderson (3)
641 John Anderson (5)
"641 Gust Young (7)
•645 Thomas B. Smith (4)
"649 Carl G. Anderson (6)
653 Vacant
659 Mrs. Elizabeth S. Cole (2)
SIXTH STREET (EAST).
Right and South Side.
No houses
POTTERS ALLEY EXDS
Vacant
PINE ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
STILLERS ALLEY INTERSECTS
110 Mrs. Anna A. Farnham (1)
•110 Mrs. Ruth Fenner (3)
SPRING ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
PRENDERGAST AV. INTERSECTS
•300 Oscar F. Price (2)
•306 Mrs. Mary Y. Johnston (2)
AMERICAN ALLEY INTERSECTS
310 Clara Briggs (2)
310 Charles H. Davis (2)
•312 Charles W. Hutchinson (3)
*314 S. S. Taylor (2)
FULTON ST. INTERSECTS
•400 M. L. Ford (2)
•408 Frederick P. Todd (2)
408 Alta Glezen (1)
•412 Wilson Stevens (3)
•418 Walter H. Widrig (3)
•424 Mrs. Jeanette Smith (1)
424 Alexander Fraser (3)
*432 *614 •628 •606 "620 428 608 500 506 j08 516 616 618 622 632 636 640 648 jl6 644 Vacant Joseph Elwyn James Thomas John Wm. Tom Bert Victor A. ^TBERTY LINCOLN Mrs. Clement Palmer International Dan Carl Charles Tay Harry Gust C. L. F. Anna Gilbert H. Louise Herman Matilda A. Priestly N. H. Anderson M. Lindquist Colenso K. Miller H. Sanftleben Johnson Griswold Mayer Showier Ruland Peterson Sagerstrom Gokev Price Webster Shankland M. Lane Smith ST. Strong Bassett Casement (1) (2) Carlson (3) Toothill (2) Shoe INTERSECTS
(3) (5)
(4) (6) (2)
(6)
(4)
(7) (2)
Co. (2)
•650 George A. Gross (2)
654 Axel W. Johnson (8)
•656 Charles M. Silsby (3)
SIXTH STREET (WEST)
From 517 North Main west to Hallock.—
Second and Sixth wards.
Left and South Side.
9 Charles H. Wadsworth (4)
SS. Peter & Paul's R. C. Church
CHERRY ST. IXTERSECTS
Prendergast Library
WASHINGTON ST. INTERSECTS
•211 Albert M. Jones (2)
LAFAYETTE ST. INTERSECTS
•307 Mrs. Tena Garfield (4)
309 William P. Chamberlain (6)
JEFFERSON ST. INTERSECTS
401 Mrs. Leonora Carnahan (1)
401 William C. Welner (2)
401 Mrs. Bertha Edwards (3)
•405 Glenn P. Phillips (6)
409 Ellis Ford (8)
"413 Francis Dunn (61
419 Mrs. Sadie A. Coburn (1)
419 Winfield S. Pierce (2)
419 Frederick C. Shea (2)
CLINTON ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
MONROE ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
MURRAY AVE. INTERSECTS
No houses
FAIRMOUNT AVE. INTERSECTS
807 Dennis T. Mclntyre (2)
807 Peter George (2)
807 Pete Temales (41
FAIRVIEW AVE. INTERSECTS
'903 Peter McKee (3)
'905 Michael King (4)
905 Mrs. Bridget Scallon (3)
909 Charles W. Whitmore (3)
•911 Lake J. McDonald (3)
HALL AVE. INTERSECTS
X'o houses
CATLIN AVE. INTERSECTS
1101 New house
COOK AVE. INTERSECTS
1211 Cvrus D. Wade (2)
LAKIN AVE. INTERSECTS
•1307 Willis P. Prosser (4)
1309 Guy Swart (4)
STEWART AVE. INTERSECTS
1407 Horace Newgreen (4)
SIXTH STREEET (WEST).
Right and North Side.
•6 Frank Merz (8)
•210 •204 •308 •314 •406 •412 •502 •612 •12 310 416 608 610 18 Fred WASHINGTON JEFFERSON Mrs. Charles Albert CHERRY Dow Marshall Emerson Edward William Maurice Catherine LAFAYETTE CLINTON
MONROE FAIRMOUNT
Tohn Anthony Levant Civile Michael FAIRVIEW
No Matilda houses Park Bridget Mary Anna L. B. T. A. Drake O. L. Duncan Johnson Maharon N. Hoard Root Williams J. H. Curtis O'Connell Van Johnson Allen ST. B. Corrigan Hawkins Hotchkiss Slattery AVE. (3) (2) Gifford ST. Sanford (8)
IXTERSECTS
Vleck AVE. (5) (2)
(3)
ST. (5)
(4) INTERSECTS
(3) (7)
(4)
(3)

JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 75
HALL AVE. INTERSECTS
No houses
CATLIN AVE. INTERSECTS
No houses
COOK AVE. INTERSECTS
1208 Jerome S. Hollenbeck (5)
1210 Austin Harvey (4)
•1208 Jacob S. Hollenbeck (2)
LAKIN AVE. INTERSECTS
1306 Joseph P. Harris (3)
SMITHFIELD AVENUE.
Southeast from Baker.—Sixth ward.
No houses
SOUTH AVENUE.
The south city line running east and west.
79 Alfred Jones (6)
SPRAGUE STREET.
From Steele south and west to Baker.—Sixth
ward.
Left and East Side.
•109 Sam Ngala (3)
109 Althanus Xaum (5)
111 William Farnum (3)
111 Mrs. Lora Abbott (5)
113 Vangel Kotte
MT. VERNON PL. INTERSECTS
233 Vacant
•237 Edward Carlson (4)
•237 Luther Carlson (3)
239 Fred D. Loucks (2)
•241 Charles G. Krantz (3)
241 David Olson (3)
PALMER ST. INTERSECTS
*305 Charles S. Gardner (4)
SPRAGUE STREET.
Right and West Side.
2-6 Chautauqua Towel Mills
STEELE ST. INTERSECTS
•190 Morris B. Aiken (5)
FRONT ST. INTERSECTS
•202 Clara Hammerly (2)
202 Arthur Farrar (4)
•220 Gilbert E. Lindergren (3)
22054 Carl A. Anderson (5)
224 John Bush (8)
224 Charles H. Baker (4)
•228 Peter Sundberg (4)
228 Carl G. Dickson (3)
•232 Charles P. Anderson (2)
232 Henry Aplequist (1)
234 Carl H. Johnson (4)
23455 Adolph Renberg (3)
•236 Charles A. Morgan (6)
238 Godfrey Bloom (5)
'238 Mrs. Emma Lofgren (1)
PALMER ST. INTERSECTS
SPRING 213-215 From 217-219 307 219 313 32054 First W. John Jamestown Mrs. E. Vacant Ira Lynn Louise Lizzie Salvation L. George A. 121 ward.
Gron STREET. THIRD W. William Willard East Flora Frances Caroline Mabel Wilson Left E. Faulkner Anderson Block E. Baldensperger Johnson Howe Army Lewis Second and Dairy Awning Johnson ST. Rooks G. Carlson (3) Commission M. (2) (3) West Citadel Parks (5) INTERSECTS
(2)
Co. Sturdevant (1) Gron north (3) Works (2) Side. (3) (2)
to Co. Crossman. (3)
313 Mrs. Mildred K. Dieter (2)
313 Vacant
315 Henry C. Holmes (2)
•315 Elmer A. Donelson (2)
E. FOURTH ST. INTERSECTS
•417 Mrs. Mary G. Burns (3)
E. FIFTH ST. INTERSECTS
'507 Mrs. Anna B. Gifford (2)
•513 Isaac S. Benton (2)
•517 Jerome B. Fisher (3)
E. SIXTH ST. INTERSECTS
•609 Mrs. Hannah A. Bonner (1)
613 Patrick J. O'Brien (8)
•617 William H. Dorsey (2)
62554Mrs. Carrie J. Gifford (2)
•625 Nellie Lynch (6)
62554Walter Carlson (2)
Branch School No. 1
E. EIGHTH ST. INTERSECTS
•807 John A. Dearborn (4)
811 Joseph Meli (4)
811 Toseph Meli Jr. (4)
813 Alec P. Johnson (4)
813 Adolph Lydell (4)
•815 Milton E. Kennedy (2)
819 Vacant
•825 Mrs. Susan D. Jones (1)
825 John Robertson (2) '
•829 Henry Guenther (4)
829 54 Mrs. Amelia C. Winsor (2)
833 Carroll Lanning (2)
•83S Gerald R. Curtis (2)
837 Edward F. Brann (2)
839 A. Emmett Thompson (6)
841 New house
843 Tracy M. Herrick (3)
843 Ernest M. Olmstead (3)
•843 William E. Miller (2)
843 212 Vacant
845 216 New house
851 218 New house
85754James Rell (2)
•306 857 Grant G. Bentley (2)
•857 M. Miller (2)
•412
857 George H. Williamson (3)
•859
•418
John D. Wright (2)
•520
863 Louis L. Roberts (3)
610
867 Axel Abrahamson (3)
•614
867 Stanley Mourer (3)
867
618
Vacant
618
869 Waldemar J. Kalen (2)
'869
618
Peter J. Ipson (2)
869
620
Ossena Abrahamson (3)
869
622
Frank J. Kruger (2)
SPRING
622
STREET.
622
Right and East Side.
•208 210-222 •626 •630 206 212 622
James E. A. Millard Milton No. Hook Police Lyric Central Frank Emmett Arthur Ben. George Roy Ernest Clyde Gerald Philetus Mrs. Chapin Orrin Chemical City THIRD FIFTH SIXTH M. FOURTH 1 Chadwick Mary A. Melissa Theater F. & Hook C. Hall E. M. Headquarters
Patrol Gossett I. K. B. Tiffany W. A. Branch H. L. Munger Ladder Conklin Zion Hovey Field Galbreth Co. Quinlan Badgley Holt Harris E. ST. Potter Briggs Bemus & Carter and ST. Tousley No. Church Ladder (4) INTERSECTS
School (3)
(6)
No. (5) City (2)
(3) 1 (8) (4) 2 (2) Co. (2) Ambulance

76 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
632 Ross E. Van Der Warker (3)
E. EIGHTH ST. INTERSECTS
808 John Ohlquist (3)
•810 John W. Hale (3)
•816 George A. Chatfield (4)
822 Mrs. Helena J. LeRoy (3)
824 John C. Engstrom (3)
•826 Vacant
830 Vacant
836 Lee B. Walker (4)
•842 Robert N. Powell (2)
•858 John A. Engquist (6)
•860 L. L. Schwein (3)
860 George Brooks (3)
•862 Joseph Gold (2)
864 Edward A. Norton (3)
866 Michael Burke (6)
868 C. Lynn Rowley (4)
868 Vacant
•872 Mrs. Mellucina Corcilius (3)
•874 Edward H. Shedd (2)
SPRING STREET EXTENSION.
From 11 East Fifteenth north.
Right and East Side.
Clinton Steadman (5)
SPRUCE STREET.
From 800 Lakeview avenue east to Ormes.—
Fifth ward.
Left and North Side.
21 Chester B. Clover (4)
New house
•29 Axel Z. Johnson (3)
33 New house
*41 Clarence A. Brown (2)
SPRUCE STREET.
Right and South Side.
*14 Andrew J. Lawson (6)
•22 Jewett C. Bloomquist (3)
*26 C. Amel Swanson (3)
•30 Robert H. Ingalsbe (6)
•34 Louie C. Strong (2)
•38 Stewart A. Gourlay (4)
STAFFORD AVENUE.
From 1078 E. Second south to Flagg avenue.
—Fifth ward.
STEARNS Right and West AVENUE. Side.
From 117
12 Ernest Barrett Gornall west (5) to Charles.—Sixth
ward.
12 Vacant
Left and South Side.
*16 Herman Brown (12)
"3 John Neilsen (3)
20 Otto Johnson (7)
"5 Charles G. Johnson (4)
•22 William A. Vincent (9)
*7 Axel G. Ohlquist (4)
STAFFORD AVENUE.
*9 Carl A. Lindblad (7)
Left and East Side.
STEARNS AVENUE.
No houses
Right and North Side.
STARK AVENUE.
*2 Nellie Greenlund (1)
From Schuyler near end of Connecticut avenue.—Sixth
236 8 No James Vacant Tohn AVENUE. houses Right Left B. Eggleston ward. Anderson and South ' North (4) (2)
4 Albertus E. Spaulding (3)
STARK Side.
10 Mrs. Louise Vosburg (5)
- 12 Adolph Morris (6)
12 Sem Segel (3)
12 Mrs. Emma Alstermark (6)
Nathan Spector (2)
STEELE AVENUE.
From 228 Baker north to Summit.—Sixth
ward.
Right and East Side.
•62 No houses
•66 HIGHLAND AVE. ENDS
•70 No houses
•80 SENECA AVE. ENDS
•84 Harold E. Delain (3)
•88 Hans C. Neilsen (5)
92 Gust Olson STEELE (11) AVENUE.
•96 August Left J. Grabel and West (6) Side.
•104 *37 Magnus Henry C. Anderson Carlson (12) (5)
•41 Waldemar George Mohl Markel (8) (9)
*43 Victor Anton E. O. Anderson Olson (7) (4)
63 John New house A. Holmberg (2)
STEELE Edwin STREET. A. Carlson (3)
From Market west at Barrett intersection and
Wholesale Place.—Sixth ward.
Left and South Side.
35 City Polling Place
39 Contagious Hospital
55 Ludwig Anderson (5)
59 Wm. Hayward
67 Arthur J. Bently (3)
77 Kozeli Dervish (1)
"87 Albert F. Erickson (3)
*95 Mrs. Augusta Lindberg (3)
95 Mrs. Anna S. Peterson (2)
WILLIAM ST. BEGINS
107 Helena K. Beaver (1)
107 Harry O. Lilly (3)
•111 Adam J. Haecker (3)
•115 John O'Connell (7)
119 Manley Spets (3)
CULVER ST. BEGINS
123 Willis M. Simmons (3)
131 Evald B. Seaburg (9)
135 Raphael Pappa (10)
•139 Albert C. Marsh (4)
SPRAGLTE ST. INTERSECTS
•169 Nora Sullivan (2)
177 Mrs. Anna Backman (3)
177 Eva Blomster (1)
177 Bert Fox (3)
•181 Bernard H. Benson (2)
181 William H. Peterson (4)
HANLEY ST. BEGINS
187 Axel Nordine (3)
•187 Mrs. Louisa Lord (2)
•191 Albin L. Anderson (6)
"215 Smith Pollard (3)
STEELE •217 •301 215 221 317 106 110 112 94-98 34-42 26-32 2-14 William Jamestown Vasile J. Abas Bernhard Asa Electric Albert Fred Carl Dennis George Gaetano Spiro H. Standard Xelson STREET. C. Ackroyd A. Right P. Bubb Kausenicha & T. Sarro M. Reardon Sandwall Mills Bubb Nozarro L. Robertson & Eddy Benson Table Auto (3) Bush Co. E. Panel (13) (4) storehouse (1) freight (4) Xorth (5) Parts (9)
(6) Co. (7)
Co. Side. Mfg. office Co.

112 George A. Clark (2)
118 Delia Donelon (2)
120-124 Crown Metal Construction Co.
126-130 Seaburg Mfg. Co.
132-136 Municipal Electric light plant
148-150 City tool building
SPRAGUE ST. BEGINS
Chautauqua Towel Mills
170 Elmer E. Morey (6)
170 Mrs. S. Friedman (1)
178 Mrs. Ella Leaf (6)
182 Ernest Shattuck (3)
182 Elof A. Anderson (3)
•186 Jay D. Sheffstall (3)
194 Mrs. Minnie Nelson (4)
218 VictoV E. Dix (2)
218 Clarence Stine (2)
224 Mrs. Johana Olson (6)
226 Jamestown Oil Co.
236 Alvin Anderson Stables
250 Gotfried Johnson (6)
250 Mrs. Mary Eklof (1)
256 Vacant.
28455 John James (4)
29855 Louis W. Fox (2)
312 Haki Gani (4)
31454 Charles A. Kentuck (2)
316 Almon Fox (4)
31655 Roy Fox (2)
31654 John Erickson (1)
•322 Mrs. Margaret Smith (3)
322 Theodore Lawson (3)
328 Albert Bush (4)
332 59 John Laurin Kirk B. Clark (8) (6)
332 69 Edward Kingsley L. Levine Smith (6) (2)
338 69 Vacant Ralph Dschuden (3)
340 •85 Fred Gust S. Willover Johnson (4) (4)
34054 89 Eldert Julius Van G. M. Elk Ebel (4)& Son
34054 93 Ernest Frederick P. Hindle Myer (4)
STEWART 34255 George AVENUE. Myer (3)
342 Victor Right Dannberg and West (1) Side.
344 *42 J. Charles Peter Johnson Dryer (4) (2)
STEWART *54 John AVENUE. Jenkins (6)
From 58 Fred 1309 Strong West Sixth (4) south to Fairmount
*74 avenue.—Sixth J. B. Sullivan ward. (4)
78 George Left F. Prince and East (3) Side.
•78 41 Clarence Sidney Wilcox H. Spraker (6) (3)
•45 84 Mrs. Oscar Margaret C. Peterson Lucey (4) (4)
•49 •86 Milton Charles E. Sandberg Phillips (3) (5)
•53 106 Mrs. Martin Mary N. Arend Schermerhorn (4) (6)
STOWE •57 Mrs. STREET. Carrie Johnson (4)
From 815 East Second north to city limits.-
Fifth ward.
Left and West Side.
3 James Brighton (2)
•11 C. August Johnson (10)
*27 *15 *23 ,21 John Alfred Carl Mrs. Frank Fred Gust Oscar Clara W. Anna A. Pihlblad Emily V. Henry Grundstrom Strong Holmes Anderson Lundberg Ahlgren Sandberg Pihlblad (4)(3)
(5)
(2) (1) (3) (6)
(3)
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 77
•35 Charles Forsberg (5)
35 Emil V. Fosberg (3)
FALCONER ST. INTERSECTS
103 H. Bertram Rightmyer (5)
105 Wilbur Fisk (3)
•107 Mrs. Emma D. Jones (2)
109 Benjamin Anderson (4)
•109 John P. Nelson (4)
*113 John Anderson (4)
*117 Peter Palmgren (4)
•121 Charles Fredsall (4)
•125 Andrew Wallen (4)
129 N. August Johnson (4)
•133 James W. Raistrick (4)
*137 Edwin Erickson (4)
137 Carl G. Swan (3)
"141 Carl E. Berg (4)
•145 Frank Peterson (6)
149 Thomas Berry (3)
167 Jacob Van Stee (6)
•171 Anton G. Anderson (2)
•175 John Palmquist (4)
NEWTON AVE. INTERSECTS
*211 Frank Samuelson (4)
227 M. Murphy (2)
•227 George Boardman (2)
BUFFALO ST. INTERSECTS
311 Arvid Dahlberg (5)
*315 Carl Henning (6)
319 New house
323 John Dahlin (7)
323 John Stevenson (3)
331 Charles Davis (3)
•343 Andrew Winzell (4)
•405 Aaron Lindquist (5)
413 Lawrence Beckrink (2)
•413 Mrs. Anna Swart (4)
•429 Mrs. Selma Norman (3)
441 Gustaf V. Johnson (4)
•509 Adolph G. Bonnevier (3)
517 Mrs. Florence Carrier (1)
517 Roy Hotelling (2)
601 August Lund (6)
STOWE STREET.
Right and East Side.
6 Mrs. Hilda Starstrum (7)
•10 John K. Ahlquist (2)
•14 Gust Swanson (6)
18 William Meftens (3)
"18 Christine Cedarholm (1)
18 Gust Coleman (7)
•26 Mary E. Todd (1)
26 Carl Eckwall (8)
30 Elmer Olson (5)
"30 Mrs. Hattie Pike (3)
•142 •158 •172 •180 •118 "138 •146 •150 "154 *156 •168 •176 •184 •188 *198 •106 •114 •130 134 110 John Herbert Adolph Alver W. S. Mrs. Aaron Augusta Franz Annette David Gust George Eric Horace Robert Lloyd Vacant Carl Barth Fred FALCONER NEWTON Charles Mrs. Mae M. Rudolph Clarence K. E. W. E. O. Jennie Phillips G. Eliza A. Mertie Swenson Hanson Cordingley Gunnarson H. Bergren Emmett Hawthorne Downs G. J. Dawson E. Holmberg Gustafson Drake Anderson" Warner Peterson Sanctuary Sampson Johnson Larson Chadbourne Cordingley Galbraith Swanson AVE. Beal Coulcher Nichols ST. (1) (3) (2)
(4)
(5)
(4)
(3)
(1)
INTERSECTS
(2)
(1) (3) (2)
(4)

78 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
212 Vacant
308 BUFFALO
Elof Streed (6)
ST. INTERSECTS
•316 Adolph Marker (7)
316 Charley Leberg (3)
320 Peter Swartz (5)
•324 Hjalmer Lundberg (4)
•326 Paul J. Haglund (8)
•328 P. August Hedman (6)
•332 Leonard Olson (4)
•336 Peter A. Turner (4\
•356 Evert Hjelm (3)
402 Eric Widen (4)
406 W. N. Weidner (5)
•434 Hilmer Anderson (7)
•438 Alfred Nelson (4)
•442 James Hagan (3)
502 CLYDE STRONG AVE. BEGINS STREET.
From •506 Max 854 Prendergast Dahlgren (4) avenue east to Lakeview
Carl avenue.—First Noren (7) ward.
•514
518 Carl Johnson Left and (2) North Side.
•522 3 J. Edward H. Richmond D. Lloyd (3) (3)
530 *5 Mrs. Olof Mary Gunnill Shannon (7) (4)
602 •9 D. Carl W. R. Prosser Bratt (9) (2)
11 Gerald Carl Carlson Hambleton (6) (3)
13 Charles E. Scholin (5)
15 Mrs. May Clifford (3)
•17 Robert I. Cowden (4)
19 F. H. Kibling (2)
19 Ives Histed (3)
STRONG STREET.
Right and South Side.
No houses
FULTON ST. ENDS
•18 Charles D. Melhuish (4)
STURGES STREET.
From 109 Falconer north to Buffalo.—Fifth
ward.
Left and West Side.
*3 Alfred Benson (6)
3 Elmer Helin (2)
*5 Edward A. Bergstrom (3)
5 John H. Soderberg (4)
CROSSMAN ST. ENDS
•21 Otto Alfred Carlson (4)
25 Vacant
•25 Charles Van Every (5)
•29 Frank J. Friberg (3)
29 Albert Jones (3)
•33 Francis J. Geser (3)
•37 Charles A. Hjertquist (3)
VAN BUREN ST. ENDS
•43 Robert Lundquist (3)
*47 John A. Anderson (4)
51 John G. Anderson (7)
*55 Henning Johnson (6)
•87 103 73 91 71 75 John EUCLID BUFFALO Forest New NEWTON
CHESTNUT No Peter Knute Carl Tohn BLANCHARD Oscar PRICE houses G. P. F. Harlow H. A. Gornall Andreen ST. Johnson Olson AVE. Sundell Hegren ST. INTERSECTS
(4) ST. (5) (8) ST. (2)
INTERSECTS
(3) (7)
(6)
ENDS
STURGES STREET.
Right and East Side.
•20 Oscar T. Anderson (4)
•24 Charles G. Adamson (7)
•28 Edward G. Anderson (4)
*40 J. Alfred Magnuson (4)
40 John W. Anderson (4)
46 David A. Carlson (3)
46 Emil N. Carlson (5)
46 Gust Anderson (4)
48 Axel A. Anderson (3)
•48 Charles S. Johnson (3)
48 Mrs. Ellen Carlson (2)
PRICE ST. INTERSECTS
70 Joseph B. Kelley (2)
70 Francis Ball (2)
70 Clebert G. Wade (2)
70 Algot T. Johnson (3)
70 Carl J. Larson (2)
70 Carl Pearson (3)
72 Gust J. Stohl (4)
*72 Andrew J. Nelson (7)
*76 Albin Gustafson (3)
76 Norman W. Bailey (2)
80 Mrs. Mary Jones (3)
•80 Carl Sigfrid Jones (4)
84 Martin H. Henze (3)
•84 Leander, Bohlin (3)
*88 Albin Davidson (3)
88 August T. Post (4)
94 Leonard A. Peterson (3)
NEWTON AVE. INTERSECTS
•524 Olof Olson (2)
SUMMIT STREET.
From 409 Palmer southwest to city limits.—
Sixth ward.
Left and. South Side.
•23 Charley W. Johnson (6)
•25 Frank G. Applequist (8)
STEELE AVENUE ENDS
No houses
NORTON AVE. INTERSECTS
No houses
CORNEN AVE. ENDS
•185 John E. Ribbing (6)
•193 George J. Squier (5)
HALLOCK ST. INTERSECTS
•203 Fred J. Case (2)
207 Frank Richard (6)
SUMMIT STREET.
Right and North Side.
•10 Peter P. Morgan (3)
30 Elmer E. Anderson (2)
30 Alfred Westerline (3)
•34 Gust A. Johnson (4)
•130 Nels Okesson (6)
SUMNER SUPERIOR •141 From •137 "140 •12 130 —Sixth •8 10 16 John Wilson Austin David Mrs. NORTON No CHARLES Michael E. Alva BARRETT
Patrilna end Earl 217 PLACE. J. houses of STREET. ward. Josephine East G. Hjalmarson Left A. Right Squier Crocker LTnion A. B. J. Tohnson Loomis Smith and Gardner Eighth Jones AVE. Looney ST. and (3) avenue (8) South West (3) M. (2) East (5)
INTERSECTS
(3)
(4) north.—First (2) Lawson west Side.
to (4) Sampson. ward.

JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 79
141 William Tornstrom (4)
•145 C. Oscar Olson (3)
SUPERIOR STREET.
Right and North Side.
No houses
SWAN STREET.
From 450 Willard south.—Fourth ward.
Left and East Side.
•5 John A. Brostrom (10) ,
SWAN STREET.
Right and West Side.
•24 Ernest Clough (3)
•28 Eskil Anderson (11)
•32 John A. Anderson (3)
•46 Gust W. Lindholm (3)
TAYLOR STREET.
From 9 South Main east to Harrison.—Third
ward.
Left and North Side.
1 The Pullman Shoe Shine Parlors
3 Carlo Gullino
* Thomas Pappas (2)
5 Chris Collin (3)
5 Antonio Mucerallo (3)
5-7 Jamestown Cold Storage Co.
7 Drayman's Headquarters
Tony Vasile (6)
9-25 Art Metal Constr. Co. Plant No. 2
27-31 S. M. Flickinger Co.
Warren & J. St. Ry. freight office
39-43 Jamestown Electric Mills
63 Watson Manufacturing Co.
•65 Mrs. Loraine R. Lepar (1)
•65 John M. Anderson (3)
67 Christine Lumberg (3)
71 M. Cordon (3)
TAYLOR STREET.
Right and South Side.
20-26 Patrick Maher
22 Shavel Variti (3)
26 Joseph Dennis (8)
28 Hjorth Oil Co.
28 William Hjorth & Co.
34 John A. Johnson
34 Vernon Bros.
40 James A. Bailey (4)
40 Dan Newton (1)
40 Benjamin Merz (1)
40 E. Cummings (1)
44 James Nutter (3)
44 Talbot Huntington (4)
46-70 Diamond Furniture Co.
TENTH STREET.
From 841 North Main west.—Second ward.
Left and South Side.
•23 •43 *61 *15 *27 *29 *33 •37 *51 *53 •9 47 49 65 67 3755Gust 1154W. 17 19 John J. James Joseph Hugh Albert Mrs. Victor Emmett Eliakim Edward Charles Pardon Gotlieb Frances Blynn F. H. Floss Ida Harriet T. C. Harriet A. Stahley G. E. B. J. Nelson S. Lawson Whitney W. H. E. Frey Preston A. Garfield Johnson Bliss Duane Anderson Lundquist Thompson Eckbeck Douglas Dryburgh Borden Blanchard Cole Vorous Klumpp Frank (2) E. Lott A. (1) (4) (2)
(3) Franklin (5) Peters (6) (3) (5) (2)
(5)(1)
(3)
•67 Wallace Loucks (3)
WASHINGTON ST. INTERSECTS
111 Roderick H. Barron (3)
113 Carl C. Seagren (3)
LAFAYETTE ST. INTERSECTS
•213 George W. Ingham (3)
•217 Fred Shepard (3)
JEFFERSON ST. INTERSECTS
323 Clause O. Gustafson (2)
331 Mrs. Lillian York (2)
TENTH STREET.
Right and North Side.
•10 Henry A. Stumpf (2)
•12 Mrs. Anna Marks (2)
•16 Fred A. Dorman (3)
18 Thomas J. Kennedy (4)
18 Nettie Murphy (1)
18 Eliabeth Kennedy (1)
18 Henry L. Bitley
*20 Garrett H. Lammers (2)
•24 Lars P. Anderson (3)
•28 Andrew J. Peterson (6)
•32 John A. Freeburg (5)
•36 Mrs. Nettie Shearman (3)
36 C. M. Hazzard (2)
*38 A. Herman Abrahamson (4)
•42 Peter G. Gibson (3)
*46 Mrs. Joseph Arend (1)
46 Willard C. Wood (8)
52 Spencer Vail (3)
•56 William H. Wright (4)
58 Robert Lenox (3)
60 Carl M. Lindblad (4)
60 Vacant
*66 Mrs. Alice A. Newton (7)
68 Deura A. Luce (3)
•70 John Woods (4)
WASHINGTON ST. INTERSECTS
120 Mrs. Mary T. Morton (5)
124 Clement Mclntyre (6)
124 Eugene C. Ellsworth (3)
LAFAYETTE ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
JEFFERSON ST. INTERSECTS
314 Nels John Nelson (5)
320 Clarence E. Carr (2)
324 John Czyrniecai (4) "
"328 Olof Wallin (4)
332 Everett E. Barstow (5)
TERRACE PLACE.
From 171 Forest avenue east.—Third ward.
Left and North Side.
*1 Legrand A. Phillips (4)
3 Richard B. O'Donnell (2)
*5 Oscar W. Stevenson (4)
TERRACE TEW From •10 •17 •19 •21 •12 •28 •11 •7 *9 •4 20 22 *2 24 26 15 •9 STREET. Jerome August Allen Joseph Frank Carl Arthur William Leon Swan Roland Vacant Charles Clarence Louis George B. 13 Sone Clarnece Mrs. PLACE. Front G. Right Margaret Louise R. Josephine A. Left Markowitz B. Wigren Carlson Brookins Vod K. Bohman B. Rehnberg M. J. Angualo Olson Pearson Dodd L. W. south Smith Hessler Swanson Shultz Babcock and Taylor Vark Nelson Hulquist Ketchum (3) (5) Wood to (5) (6)
South East (2)
Ullo (3) (5)
Palmer.—Sixth (4)
(2)
(4)
Side. (2)
ward.

80 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
13 Carl S. Carlson (6)
•17 Mrs. Amelia Lundwell (2)
17 Harold King (2)
•19 Carl J. Sundell (6)
TEW STREET.
Right and West Side.
12 John Swanson (4)
1254 Charles Hudson (3)
•14 Gust A. Anderson (4)
•16 Charles J. Carson (3)
16 Emory H. Payne (3)
•20 Andrew Nicholson (5)
•22 Charles J. Sundquist (8)
•24 Andrew O. Johnson (4)
THAYER STREET.
From 293 Crescent north to Buffalo.—Fifth
ward.
Left and West Side.
•11 John H. Sutcliffe (5)
E. SECOND ST. INTERSECTS
•33 John A. Brandt (2)
35 Charles Diamond (5)
41 John Everett (4)
•43 T. Elliot Worden (1)
*45 Worden's Greenhouse
BUSH ST. ENDS
No houses
FALCONER ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
DOVER ST. ENDS
123 Lewis E. Bateman (3)
181 123 Gustav Larson (2)
•127 Emil Hammer (7)
•203
•211 *131 Andrew G. A. Berg Gustafson (5) (4)
THAYER •135 Charles STREET. Holm (4)
•137 Andrew Right Lofgren and East (3) Side.
•143 •8 Mrs. Carl A. Betty Ellison Johnson (5) (9)
149 10 William Joseph Milner J. Sparks (3) (5)
•149 E. Vincent SECOND Bennett ST. (3) INTERSECTS
*153 •34 Mrs. Conrad Catherine T. Johnson Rugg (3) (9)
•157 •36 Gustaf Ernest D. A. Anderson Carlson (6) (4)
•40 159 John Mrs. Dora Barkman McDonald (8) (2)
•161 40 Robert Clyde M. E. Baker Sandberg (3)(4)
•48 161 August Edwin Lindstrom Barkman (2)
48 John YORK E. ST. Lundberg ENDS (4)
•52 167 Mrs. Carl Thegel Hilda Olson (4) (3)
•58 167 Mrs. Lunis Anna Anderson Soderquist (2) (2)
•181 58 Axel Bengt F. A. Peterson Benson (3) (4)
64 Paul John Lundquist A. Nelson (4)
•64 William NEWTON Lundquist AVE. INTERSECTS
(2)
68 John Andrew A. J. Keller Anderson (7) (6)
68 Axel Olson (8)
FALCONER ST. INTERSECTS
120 Julius J. Bergeson (3)
•128 Clarence A. Frav (4)
128 Carl W. Hamme'r (2)
•140 •144 •132 •136 •148 128 152 156 John Thomas Vacant Samuel Mrs. Frank Alfred Arthur Tohn Carl A. V. Christine S. N. Ackroyd Carlson Snancliffe Shelgren Larson Neild Anderson Franzen Engwall Henderickson (4)
(3) (4) (6) (3) (2) (9) (4)
•160 Andrew J. Larson (11)
"164 J. Algot Lindell (5)
164 George Ahlquist (2)
168 Elmer Lofgren (2)
168 Charlotta Swanson (2)
168 Knut Sundean (3)
172 Otto Anderson (5)
172 Elof Bergwall (4)
172 Elmer Trampe (2)
172 Vacant
174 Eric R. Bergquist (4)
174 Nels Johnson (4)
174 John Anderson (3)
174 Harold C. White (3)
•182 Ralph W. Adye (2)
182 R. W. Adye
182 F. H. Peterson
NEWTON AVE. INTERSECTS
•190 H. Fritz Peterson (2)
•198 Dewey Johnson (4)
•206 Charles Larson (9)
210 John A. Johnson (5)
210 Mrs. Hilda Johnson (3)
*214 John Johnson (3)
214 9 Gottfrid Ingwall (2)
218 11 John V. Beyer (3)
•220 Mrs. Matilda Baird (1)
220 Gust Olson (5)
THIRD 13 STREET (EAST).
From 15 222 North Main east to junction with
17 East Second.—First ward.
19 Left and North Side.
213 Frank Marcello
237 Eric Dahlgren
103
103
The Directoyou Tea & Coffee Co.
G. A. R. Hall
B. P. O. E. Hall
William Bealer &.Son
People's Store
Dr. E. M. Scofield
George N. Crowe (2)
105
13-15 Jones Block
107
109
111
A. E. Masterson
Gage Furniture Co.
Toseph Graff
I. O. O. F. Hall
Jamestown Motorcycle Club
Empire Meat Market
Fulton Fish Market
Gray & Moore
Vacant
A. E. Masterson (4)
PINE ST. INTERSECTS
201
211
211
213
215
•331 101-103 217 Lowry" Block
35 101 D. B. & K. H. Watson
Johnson & Son Co.
113-115 117-121 123 Rev. J. John Jason The Walter Jamestown K. W. Henry Charles Fred SPRING George Mrs. PRENDERGAST
First Salvation Everett Orsell A. Kemp Chadakoin Godfrey Lyric Londahl H. N. H. D. O. G. Gardner Gift Y. Heald R. Lettie E. Moon M. Congregational Prather Theater A. T. C. Waite Glantz Falconer S. D. H. Telephone R. & Shop Bard E. Army ST. M. Wilber Hatter Bassett Press Electric Anderson Johnson Price T. Evans Abersold S. Pew Church Hall (5) INTERSECTS
(1) Seymour Eldridge Citadel Corporation
AV. (8) &(2)
Co.
(2) Office Church INTERSECTS (3) (4)

THIRD STREET (EAST).
Right and South Side.
2-8 First National Bank Bldg.
2-6 First National Bank
Frank O. Johnson (Rm. 20)
Gust Swanson (Rm. 7)
Abrams & Wiltsie (Rms. 1-2)
Gustaf Anderson (Rm. 7)
A. H. Stafford & Son (Rm. 1)
Anderson & Drake (Rms. 5-6)
Titus Cooper (Rm. 17)
Carl C. Pederson
Henry Koerner (Rm. 19)
George L. Graves (Rm. 13)
Bricklayers Union (Rm. 16)
Painters Union office (Rm. 22)
Mrs. Matilda Amsdell (Rm. 21)
John Lindroth (Rm. 11) (1)
Emma Houser (Rm. 18)
John Thomas (Rm. 15)
August Johnson (Rm. 14)
8 Mason News Co.
10 Fred E. Hatch
Dr. M. J. Beal
John A. Hulquist (1)
E. W. Curtis (1)
Dr. E. L. West (1)
Dr. Clark D. West
Dr. B. L. Illston
T. Henry Black
Abraham Goldstein (1)
John K. Gustafson
12 Louis Heineman
ALLEY INTERSECTS
12 Thorne & Spetz
14 Hawkins Restaurant
George O'Donnell (1)
Albert X'oheberg (1)
John W. Robinson
Tiffany Printing Co.
E. E. Eddy
16 Thomas F. Rowley
16 J. F. Morrison
Frank R. Moody
Carpenters Hall
International Asso. of Plasterers
Woman's Int. Union Label League
18 The Fair
20 Donelson Grocery Co.
Nathaniel Syke (2)
Goudy's Bath Parlors
22 Black Bear Cafe
Henry A. Bauer (5)
24 Jamestown Electric Mills Store
Annie Vine (2)
Mrs. Carrie Payne (4)
112-114 108-110 100-110 118 120 116 110 106 102 104 26 Jamestown J. Mrs. Horton Leon ALLEY Furniture The John Ecklund Frank Charles Trimm, C. W. Gilden New A. Pearl L. Ethie Dick Carrie PINE Holmes Fenton Ellicott W. Harvey A. P. L. E. Bonnet Kittie Martha Hulda Anna J. York Hannah E. Wickfield P. City Lowell Hanchett A. Klumpp Pickard & L. ST. R. Bros. the W. Powers Bell & INTERSECTS
Thatcher F. Awning Block Index Carlson Building Donelson Broadberry
Tea Kilburn Roofing Ross Ptg. Kelmer George Artist Jacobson Shop Rowe Hartley G. Cluney &(Rms. Bushey Co. (Rm. (1) Coffee Works (5)
Co. (3) (2)
(Rms. 8) 1-4) Co. 9-13-14-15)
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 81
122 Johnson & Hanson
Mrs. Lura Hyde (2)
SPRING ST. INTERSECTS
2.02-212 City Building
City Clerk (Rm. 1)
Council Chamber (Rm. 2)
Civil Service Commission (Rm. 4)
Mayor (Rms. 3-4)
City Treasurer (Rm. 5)
City Auditor (Rm. 5)
Police Court (Rm. 6)
Chief of Police (Rm. 7)
Chief Fire Department (Rm. 8)
Board of Assessors (Rm. 9)
Water & Lighting Dept. (Rms. 10-11-12)
Registrar of Vital Statistics (Rm. 1)
Park Commission (Rm. 14)
Board of Public Wks. (Rms. 15-16-17)
Pres. Board of Estimate and Review
(Rms. 15-16-17)
City Engineer (Rms. 15-16-17)
Board of Health (Rm. 18)
Public Assembly Hall (3rd floor)
Associated Charity & Free Employment
Bureau (Rm. 19)
Overseer of the Poor (under)
Street Commissioner (under)
216 Vacant
PRENDERGAST AV. INTERSECTS
304 Mrs. Ethel W. Curtis (2)
308 Ella Crane (1)
310 Mrs. Clara Curtis (2)
312 Atla M. Jenner (11)
328 Mrs. Mattie Carter
332 Mrs. M. Mae Johnson (5)
332 Arthur C. Griffis (2)
332 Earl B. Newberry (15)
338 Stewart & Howe
340 Blauvelt & Hunt
344 Nelson's Studio
350 Louis W. Collins
350 Vacant
352 Carl O. Rose
356 M. M. Vincent (7)
364 Ray Green (3)
364 James E. Reed (2)
366 Annie Stewart's Home Bakery
370 Japanese Tea Room
372 Independent Meat Market
374-376 Odell & Doolittle
THIRD STREET (WEST).
From 223 Xorth Main west to Hallock.—
Second ward.
Left and South Side.
1-9 Hall Block
3 Clarke Baking Co.
101-103 13-23 21 15 17 19 75 J. Wiley International Dr. Miller, Herbert Wellman Arthur CHERRY G. Walk-Over Samuels Jamestown Alfred Horace Theodore Ladies Warner George John R. J. M. E. Albert W. F. C. Samuels Frank G. Tailoring L. Blackmon A. Waite Novelty Beres Gallup H. D. S. L. Drug Lunch Constas Sample Wicks Bros. N. Furlow Monroe Fowler Hanvey E. ST. Buildings Wellman Boot Rexford Lockwood Real Hitchcock Hunt (Rm. Cor. Nelson Myers & Co. INTERSECTS
Shop Co. Estate Brennan Room
School (Rm. 7) (Rms. (Rm. (Rms. & 5) Co. Assn. 8) 432-433)
431-432) 434-436) 500-536) 5) (Rms. 231) 234-236) 232) 226-227) 228-30) 328-30)

82 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
Vernon E. Peckham (Rms. 435-436)
Thasher & Clapp (Rms. 331-335)
L. T. Durand (Rms. 525-526)
Dr. C. K. Haynes (Rms. 425-427)
Dr. A. L. D. Campbell (Rms. 428-430)
A. Frank Jenks (Rms. 531-533)
W. E. King (Rms. 525-536)
R. F. Pickard (Rms. 534-535)
Dr. G. W. Cottis (Rms. 527-530)
Dr. Eliza Fancher Cottis (527-530)
Ransom J. Barrows (Rm. 432)
Baldwin Jewelry Shop (Rms. 324-327)
Henry G. Rask (Rms. 228-230)
W. M. Hoover (Rms. 228-230)
Fisher & Fisher (Rms. 501-504)
Jamestown Conservatory of Music
Eckman's Music Store
W. T. Bessant (Rm. 404)
Annie Dunderdale (Rm. 403)
George W. Jude (Rms. 401-404)
John B. Shaw (Rms. 401-404)
Dr. H. S. Reger (Rm. 420)
Grace G. Lay (Rms. 415-416)
S. T. Benson (Rms. 413-414)
James A. Hughes (Rms. 413-414)
Dama C. Jones (Rms. 301-302)
103 Paquin & Co.
10354Douglas & Neustrom
105 James Tsivitse
109 Jaderstrom, Lundquist & Moe
111 Lovejoy's Dry Goods Syndicate
113-121 Russell Block
113 McCormick News Co.
Louis Nelson (2)
113 55 Chautauqua Traction Co. Office
11355Jamestown St. Ry. Waiting Room
115-117 Peterson Wine House
119 The Puritan Confectionery
I. O. O. F. Hall
Mrs. Frances Sisley (3)
Dr. George McCartney (Rms. 33-35) (3)
Charles A. Fink (2)
Charles Samuels (Rm. 26)
George H. Monroe (Rms. 29-32) (1)
Tepik Daligs (9)
121 Eastman & Folcker
WASHINGTON
201-213 Lillibridge Block
201 Postal Telegraph Co.
Gus Anderson (4)
Frank G. Lillibridge (2)
Mrs. Sanford Sheters (2)
203 Mrs. Florence Jessop
205 Frank A. Stanley
205 White Sewin^ Machine Co.
207 Mrs. C. R. Durfee
ST. INTERSECTS
•303 •305 307-315 •223 309 313 315 225 211 217 219 20954Ransom 20954F. 213 215 Henry Mrs. Wm. James Wallace Asher Dr. Charles William Edward The Heald Thomas Vacant Aaron LAFAYETTE Marsh W. ROSE Lynn Hoyt H. A. O. Woodhurn A. M. Marv H. S. Fairbank Stafford Friedman & XT. E. LaQuay D. Bros. F. ALLEY Wilcox Block J. A. Griffith Ross Tones Knowlton C. Cleaning S. M. E. Marsh King Hunsicker McCormick Blanchard Work Arnold Seidel Lowerre A. Newton Price Melin Graves Hoffer Brown Cash Morton ST. (3)
(2) (4)
(6) &(3)
Grocery (7) INTERSECTS
&(2)
Dyeing' (5) (3)
(2) Co. (7) Co.
JEFFERSON ST. INTERSECTS
405 Mrs. Gertrude M. Goodwin (4)
405 P. Montgomery Decker (2)
•409 Lynn M-. Goulding (4)
411 DeOrsay Flats
411 Nicholas Jewett (2)
411 J. C. Mattison (4)
411 James J. Higgins (6)
413-417 The Osmer
415 Mrs. Frances B. Strunk (1)
•415 Henry S. Woods (2)
419 Mrs. Mary Bricker (3)
419 Mrs. M. A. Willing (1)
Clifford Tibbets (2)
CLINTON ST. INTERSECTS
503 Dr. J. S. B. Marshall (2)
509 Chautauqua Storage & Transfer Co.
•513 Frank M. Clark (5)
519 Frank A. Stone (2)
•525 Frank E. Wallace (5)
529 Rhoe B. Henderson (3)
529 Oscar H. Roach (4)
533 Mrs. Sadie Lewis Cook (8)
533 W. Peter Mullen (6)
•539 Henry A. Doering (2)
•545 Mrs. Olive Allen (1)
549 Mrs. Delia Hogue (1)
549 Glenn E. Johnson (2)
•551 Harry H. Miller (6)
551 Allison H. Price (5)
THIRD STREET (WEST).
Right and North Side.
4 Hans P. Hanson
2 Charles E. Wood
6 Stranburg Music House
8-10 Union Block
8 Hub Restaurant
Hub Billiard Parlor
Central Labor Council Hall
10 Bijou Dream
Consolidated Amusement Co.
Manley L. Jefferson
12-22 Gokey.. Building
12 Brownell Shoe Co.
1254Mozart Amusement Co.
14 Mason News Co.
16 Saxe Bros. Co.
Branch, Jamestown Window Screen Co.
(Rm. 4)
Albany Paner Shell Pecan Co. (Ems.
13-14)
Grant E. Neil (Rm. 27)
F. O. Crossgrove (Rms. 9-10)
Richards & Frank (Rms. 13-14)
Hjalmar Gustafson (Rms. 3-4)
Carl W. Nordh (Rms. 30-31)
20-22 110-112 18 John Edward Fred Jamestown Woodhead, Roy E. W. Albert J. Warren William CHERRY First Starr's McConnell Lakewood Collier Mutyal Edw. C. Remington George Bert Louie Squier's (Rms. M. H. Lee E. S. H. W. P. Vanstrom A. Presbyterian Weller C. Wicks Young J. Art & F. Life Lozon Lamson E. Construction Pillsburv Rogers M. Pease 5-6-32) Todd Tiffany Peterson Rulifson Strong Sterneborg Court Johnson Ice ST. Gokey Typewriter & Olsen Duffee Shop Crockery Mace Insurance (Rm. Lee &(Rms. Co. INTERSECTS
Son &(Rm. (Rms. Church 34) Riley 11-12) Co. (Rms. Store
37-38)
Co., 30-31) 28) 43-44) 1-2) 9-10) 11-12) 17-18) 37-38) (Rms. Co,
N. 35-36) 39-40) Y. 2S-26) 41-42)

Gamma Upsilon Fraternity
Elizabeth Durnin
112-120 Chadakoin Building
112-118 The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co.
Freeburg & Fidler (Rms. 313-315)
McCain Realty Co. (Rms. 304-306)
G. E. Thing & Co. (Rm. 412)
Dr. E. T. Johnston (Rm. 300)
Dr. R. E. Johnson (Rm. 300)
Dr. Frederick F. Lindstrom (Rm. 300)
Dr. R. G. Roberts (Rms. 500-502)
Dr. C. E. Jamison (Rm. 301)
R. G. Dun Mercantile Agency
Rms. 510-512)
Consolidated Dev. Co. (Rms. 403-404)
Weeks & Ross (Rms. 400-402)
Munger & Koehl
Dr. R. J. Brown (Rm. 414)
Edward L. Hall (Rm. 406)
Ames-Burns Co. (Rms. 413-415)
The Furniture Commercial Agency
(Red Book) (Rm. 513)
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. (504-508)
W. J. Bentley (Rm. 514)
Charles'W. Jones (Rms. 522)
Miss Marie Olesen (Rm. 407)
Dr. Wallace D. Burt
Carl Hultgren' (Rm. 524)
Munroe & Bostrom (Rms. 509-511)
C. Eugene Bentley (Rms. 422-424)
Betty S. Jewett (Rms. 409-411)
120 Jamestown Hardware Co.
122 Wright's Specialty Shop
122 Lavery Art Shop
Charles E. Maclease
Mrs. S. E. Rockwell (1)
WASHINGTON ST. INTERSECTS
U. S. Postoffice.
212 August Anderson (1)
214 Bentley's News depot
LAFAYETTE
THIRTEENTH
ST.
STREET.
INTERSECTS
•304 Mrs.
921 North
E. J. Stocker
Main west.—Second
(The Chautauqua)
ward.
5
306
*5
A. W.
Left
Brown
and South Side.
*7 Adelbert
New building
Klock (2)
•23
316
William
F. A. Knapp
F. Nisson
(6)
(3)
•33
JEFFERSON
Geo. S. Bright
ST.
(2)
INTERSECTS
•412
•37 Earl
Henry
F.
G.
Coe
Arnold
(3)
(4)
412
39 Myron
Walter
J.
H.
Mead
Reed
(7)
(2)
416
41 Ivan
Rowe's
Covey
Sanitarium
(4)
•49 Harry
CLINTON
Hartman
ST.
(4)
INTERSECTS
•504
•53 Charles
Mrs. Jennie
G. Anderson
F. Shedd
(8)
(4)
•512
•59 Gust
Charles THIRTEENTH C.
Samuels
Noren (4)
(2) STREET.
•61
512
Ned
Carl
S. Right
Webber
Price and
(2)
(2) XTorth Side.
*10 •67
512
Charles Evan W.
A. H.
Barrett
Cedarquist Stafford
(2)
(3) (2)
*14 •69 James Fred
MONROE
C. J. Trusler Hennessy
ST.
(5)
INTERSECTS
(3)
*20 •73 William Arthur
Branch
J.
School
B. Pennock Pitts
No.
(3) (4)
2
•552 560 522 556 24 Ariel Charles Jamestown FAIRMOUNT
Celoron Wm. Chautauqua Minnie George H. R. L. Amusement Dorman Wellman Strawberg Fletcher Smith St. Traction Ry. AVE. (3) (4) (2) Office Co. (3)
(7) BEGINS Office and Barns
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 83
•26 Mrs. Delia Pickard (5)
•30 Jacob F. Stahley (8)
•42 William O. Wheeler (5)
•54 Samuel J. Woodward (2)
•70 Peter J. Minton (7)
•74 William T. Wright (5)
76 Edward McNally (10)
TIFFANY AVENUE.
From city line south to Erie R. R.—Fourth
and Fifth wards.
•4 Charles A. Carlson (4)
22 Winfield Gray (2)
Salisbury Wheel & Mfg. Co.
TODD AVENUE.
From 60 Hunt road west to McDannell avenue.—Sixth
ward.
Left and South Side.
7 Smith Ackroyd (3)
*7 John Stoltz (4)
TODD AVENUE.
Right and North Side.
No houses
TOWER STREET.
From opposite 217 Willard south to English.
—Fourth ward.
Left and East Side.
11 William O. Peterson (3)
11 Gust L. Peterson (3)
•13 Florence Lerow (3)
•13 Charles A. Peterson (S)
•17 Mrs. Johanna M. Peterson (3)
•21 Charles J. Wersen (2)
•31 Mrs. Sophia S. Johnson (4)
•35 Mrs. Augusta Sundman (2)
•43 Mrs. Mary A. Leidblad (1)
43 Charles Wicklund (7)
•47 Ethelyn Hedin (2)
47 Joseph U. Ridder (3)
•51 Andrew E. Lawson (7)
LIND ALLEY
•59 Charles J. Lawson (7)
•65 Fred A. Carlson (3)
•69 Frank P. Hanson (4)
69 Mrs. Edna Nelson (2)
•73 Axel K. Johnson (6)
*77 Lars Rasmusson (5)
77 Roy S. Butts (2)
*81 Rasmus Larson (10)
•85 Gust A. Carlson (4)
•89 Swan E. Carlstromer (5)
•93 John T. Palm (4)
99 William C. Johnson (5)
TOWER STREET.
Right and West Side.
Branch school No. 3
•44 Charles A. Nelson (6)
INTERSECTS
•100 '116 •80 •56 •68 110 112 108 118 60 64 John Joseph Tom Arvid August Albert Henry Ernest Fred Mrs. Gus Emil Martin Sam Erick Herbert Charles Rosario Carl Frank Schreck Gen T. Caroline Mary Sofia Hannah Ochipinti Raymond Benson A. Lindorm Erickson Marotta Johnson L. G. Mason Lombardo H. E. Banfiglio D. Turner Co. Woll Tones Johnson Lindskog Lundgren Bergwall C. Anderson (4) (5) (6) Turnbloom Engdahl (3) (9) Bloom (5) (2) (10) (4)
(7) (5) (4) (2) (7) (3)
(5) (8) (6) (7) (2)

84 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
122 Oscar Ohlman (4)
122 Charles A. Peterson (9)
TOWNER AVENUE.
From
Curtis west to Thayer.—Fifth ward.
No houses
TWELFTH STREET.
From 909 North Main west.—Second ward.
Left and South Side.
17 Sabastian Pinezone (4)
•19 Swan A. Bernhard (6)
23 Tohn Anderson (2)
•23 Nils Anderson (3)
25 T. William Rapp (3)
25 Willis L. Strickland (3)
•29 Arthur L. Pang (2)
•33 John J. Cozadd (4)
•35 Mahlon Barrows (2)
37 Albert Hapgood (7)
39 James Hall (5)
•39 Saverio F. Roselle (7)
39 Gust Waltzer (3)
•41 Hans Rasmussen (2)
"61 Charles W. Clark (2)
"65 Mrs. Nancy Palmer (1)
TWELFTH STREET.
Right and North Side.
*6 Gust Gafvert (6)
14-16 Claude C. Saisbury
•18 Mrs. Virginia S. Jones (1)
18 Ernest J. Sundell (5)
•20 Charles J. Peterson (3)
•24 Gust A. Erickson (2)
"26 George M. Thompson (2)
"28 Everett F. Jones (2)
"30 Theodore J. Hallin (6)
"32 William Whitcomb (8)
UNION AVENUE.
"36 William J. Anderson (4)
From 338 Forest avenue east to Park.—
38 Bert O. Kinney (5)
Third ward.
38 Elmer Peterson (3)
Left and North Side.
"40 Antonio Mancino (2)
"13 Mrs. Anna Hultgren (4)
44 Arvid Nelson (3)
"21 Fred A. Nelson (2)
"44 Mrs. Frances Denn (2)
"37 Fritz H. Johnson (3)
TYRIL STREET.
•43 Gust J. Ahlgren (4)
From Tiffany avenue west.—Fourth ward.
MYRTLE ST. INTERSECTS
Left and South Side.
63 Leonard C. Starquist (3)
* Straight Dry Plate Co.
63 Carl O. Nordstrand (5)
TYRIL STREET.
UNION AVENUE.
Right and North Side.
Right and South Side.
No houses
6 Arthur Peters (2)
14 Mrs. Charlotte Malmson (4)
•14 Henry Anderson (3)
•16 J. Oscar Samuelson (4)
16 Fred Crossley (4)
•20 Carl Anderson (3)
20 Frank W. Linn (3)
•28 Frank T. Jones (5)
•32 28 36 40 Claude Frederick Mrs. Herman Rudolph MYRTLE No Bernard houses Anna G. Isaacson Hultquist A. E. H. Crick ST. E. Tohnson Hermanson Erickson Dahlgren INTERSECTS
(3)
(2) (5)(3)
(4) (6)
UPHAM STREET.
From 673 English north.—Fourth ward.
No houses
UTICA STREET.
From opposite 283 Fairmount avenue north to
Livingston avenue.—Sixth ward.
•9
13
13
Left and West Side.
Hiram E. Messenger (2)
Ellery Freeman (2)
Orin J. Hale (3)
Enoch Johnson (4)
Richard Holmes (6)
John Lamphere (8)
•29 •17
33
33
*37
•49 41 Arthur Mary Woodford XTutter (6) (3)
UTICA *45 William STREET. Smedley (2)
Carlton Right Hoyt and (5) East Side.
•10 Vacant Matthew Zenns (2)
•14 George Philip Carlson E. Clark (6) (4)
18 Eddie Thorne (4)
•22 Zenus M. Corell (3)
26 Amanda Bjorn (5)
•30 Glenn Ostrander (4)
34 Mrs. Ettie Smith (3)
•38 Mrs. Johanna Friberg (4)
•42 John B. Dobmeier (9)
46 John Simmons (5)
"50 John J. Norton (4)
VALLEY STREET.
From 28 West Eighth north to Ninth.-
ond ward.
Left and West Side.
7 Henry Marker (3)
7 Christ Hanson (4)
"9 Charles W. Johnson (3)
15 Fritz Klarquist (4)
17 Clyde M. Anderson (4)
17 Andrew J. Anderson (3)
•19 Mrs. Mary McTigue (3)
-Sec-
1955Vacant VAN BUREN STREET.
From 1955Fred 920 North Tillow Main (5) east.—First ward.
"21 Fred B. Left Kinne and (4) North Side.
23 •9 Wesley J. Lawrence M. Robbins Hills (2) (4)
VALLEY 11 Geoge STREET. Arnold (4)
11 Howard Right Rowdon and East (2) Side.
•11 8 Mrs. Gorge L. W. M. Wright Scofield (4) (1)
•14 •17 Mrs. Alva Ida E. Hart Morton (4) (3)
•21 16 Emanuel William Stamm Vensel (5) (2)
•25 16 Wrothwell Bernie F. Mabee Butterfield (5) (5)
•18 •29 Frank Hans Keil L. Croyle (4) (7)
*37 Hans Lorentzen (4)
•41 Tohn A. Eckman (3)
PRENDERGAST AV. INTERSECTS
•109 Mrs. Eva H. Miller (2)
•111 Mrs. Pruda Shaw (1)
111 Kate Henderson (2)
•113 George A. Persell (5)
•119 Charles H. Whitney (3)
•121 "125 "129 •201 •203 •205 "207 Ernest Daniel Mervin Rev. Mrs. M. LAKEVIEW
Sophie J. R. O. Susan Norquist Stevenson L. D. S. E. Skipper Anderson Speer Butler Williams G. AVE. Tew (5) (4)
(3) (1) (2) INTERSECTS (1)

•221 Lilly B. Spring (1)
221 Orrin Howe (2)
WINSOR ST. INTERSECTS
•301 John E. Nelson (4)
•309 Gust D. Danielson (7)
•311 Charles A. Nelson (3)
•317 John A. Lendman (2)
317 Oscar Edeborg (2)
•329 William Carlson (3)
•337 Victor Nesslund (2)
•339 Gust C. Swanson (2)
•343 Gust A. Larson (2)
•347 Mrs. Anna Stromberg (4)
347 Fred Turner (3)
349 Ray C. Howe (3)
349 Swan Crantz (2)
VAN BUREN STREET.
•10 E. E. Woodbury (5)
•18 Mrs. Nora Durnin (4)
•24 Michael McGinity (2)
* 28 John McGinity (5)
32 Carl S. Erickson (6)
32 Henry M. Johnson (3)
•32"40scar C. Bengtson (4)
36 Henry Oser (2)
•36 Jacob Oser (2)
•38 Mrs. Emma Merrill (2)
40 Vacant
40 Joel Turnell (3)
PRENDERGAST AV. INTERSECTS
•112 M. Barrett (3)
114 Merton P. Corwin (4)
•116 S. O. Merriman (4)
•124 Claude K. Ahlstrom (2)
•128 Markus J. Rhodes (4)
•130 A. M. Loomis (6)
LAKEVIEW AVE. IXTERSECTS
224 Eugene A. Shelters (3)
WINSOR ST. INTERSECTS
•308 Clara Carrier (2)
•312 Arthur W. Kettle (4)
312 Fred H. Balcom (2)
•314 Carl J. Swanson (4)
•320 George L. Lockwood (5)
•322 Mrs. Fannie Gornall (2)
•342 Carl O. Johnson (4)
VEGA STREET.
From 329 Willard north.—Fourth ward.
Left and West Side.
*3 Oscar E. Lindbloom (6)
•15 Fred Heglund (5)
•25 Mrs. Matilda Lindros (2)
25 Mrs. Hilma Carlson (3)
•35 Ralph Rosedahl (9)
•43 Mrs. Matilda Lindros (4)
45 Gust J. Anderson (7)
*45 Jennie Hanson (1)
•47 Sanford Olson (3)
*59 Frank Danielson (5)
•79 Charles F. Danielson (4)
• Mrs. Adeline Malm (4)
VEGA *100 *110 *114 •14 •16 "20 •26 •30 •52 •56 •68 •88 *98 *96 44 70 STREET. John EmH Axel Henry Alfred No Abraham Andrew Warren Richard Clarence Arvid Albert Gust Morris BENEDICT Charles houses
Anderson Munson Peterson Johnson Right H. Nyberg Norene C. Dragstedt S. A. Moore Ahlstrand Swanson Young E. Danielson L. Erickson Anderson Carlson Peterson Brown Johnson ST. (7)
(1) (3) (5) (7)
East (6)
INTERSECTS
(3)
(4) (8) (3) (6) (5) Side. (6)
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 85
VICTORIA AVENUE.
From 77 South Main east to Foote avenue.-
Third ward.
Left and North Side.
11 John A. Anderson (2)
*11 Mrs. Christine Lundquist (4)
•13 Erick A. Jones (10)
15 Mrs. Jane Berry (2)
•15 Erick L. Carlson (4)
19 Andrew Berry (2)
19 Godfrey O. Carlson (2)
21 Mrs. Ella Shoultz (1)
21 August S. Dahlquist (4)
VICTORIA AVENUE.
23 Lorenzo Russ (6)
Right and South Side.
23 Frank Despenser (4)
Mrs. Johanna Larson (2)
25 James V. Nocero (5)
Pauline Johnson (2)
25 Andrew Latona (2)
Mary Frank Galliger O. Peterson (1)
INSTITUTE ST. INTERSECTS
Axel Andrew Johnson Johnson (1) (5)
69 Central Commercial Gallery
Adolph - - - Turpyn - (3) (i)
Paul Ehucq (2)
Goshn Ehucq (3)
Joe Vanniewenhuyse (4)
Mary Leman (4)
34-40 Father James Carra (3)
36-40 St. James' R. C. School
34 Frank Fadale (5)
INSTITUTE ST. IXTERSECTS
68 Fred G. LeRoy (3)
68 Vacant
68 John E. Coe (4)
68 Axel Swanson (2)
68 Vacant
68 L. J. Park (3)
74 New apartment house
84 E. I. Shearman (4)
84 Mrs. Hulda Gustafson (3)
86 Earl H. Beardsley (2)
86 Mrs. Phidelia M. Harvey (2)
86 John W. Chadwick (3)
VIOLET AVENUE.
From Marion south to Martin road.-
Fourth ward.
Left and East Side.
• H. Adelbert Simmons (6)
VIOLET AVENUE.
Right and West Side.
•10 John N. Finley (2)
• Elmer Anderson (3)
VIRGINIA BOULEVARD.
From 14 Camp south.—Sixth ward.
Right and West Side.
No houses
E. NEWLAND AVE. ENDS
34 Edward Mayfield (3)
•38 Desa V. Coe (2)
VIRGINIA •100 •126 •134 •138 •76 •50 •54 •80 •19 92 21 23 Joseph A. John Carl Oscar BARKER DOUGLAS Douglas Otto Charles COLE William Louis Ernest Fred BOULEVARD.
J. L. S. E. Bergstrom Left J. AVE. F. P. Askerberg J. Peterson Helgren R. Smith Ruden Anderson ST. Olson Falldine Sandberg Park PLACE BEGINS
(6) East (3) (9)
(4) (5) (6) (2) (3) (5) ENDS Side.

86 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
23 Mrs. Sarah Ann Crossley (4)
•25 Fred Bottomley (2)
WALNUT GROVE.
(Now numbered 70 South Main)
WALNUT STREET.
From 14 Camp north to Arnold.—Fourth
ward.
Left and West Side.
5 Emory Blood (2)
5 Ernest W. Johnson (6)
"9 Andy Berglund (6)
•13 Mrs. Simon Peterson (6)
*17 Clarence A. Bergstrom (2)
•19 Charles W. Peavey (4)
21 Robert H. Holmes (8)
'25 Oscar Swanson (3)
*25 Charles Tunberg (1)
27 Herbert Holdsworth (3)
WALNUT STREET.
Right and East Side.
*6 Mrs. Albertina Johnson (1)
8 Mrs. Harry Hall (4)
8 Oscar Wiberg (2)
•12 George C. Carlson (2)
*16 Andrew P. Anderson (4)
•20 C. Albert Anderson (4)
20 Mrs. Mary Anderson (1)
WARNER AVENUE.
From 128 Forest avenue west to Barrett.—
Sixth ward.
Right and North Side.
1 Theodore S. Mooney (8)
•11 Allen G. Jones (7)
•13 John C. Lepp (4)
WARNER AVENUE.
Left and South Side.
No houses
WASHINGTON STREET.
From West First north to Fluvanna avenue.—
Second ward.
Left and West Side.
101 Sub-station Lighting & Power Co.
105 Klock & Eggleston
W. SECOND ST. INTERSECTS
Jamestown St. Ry. Office and Barns
215 Chautauqua Traction Co., freight office
Mrs. Pearl E. Hurlbert (6)
Clarence D. Silvis (10)
Flora I. Fargo (5)
217 Pullman Cafe
21755Chautauqua Auto Tire Repair Co.
219 The Puritan Lunch
221-223 Lillibridge Flats
Vacant
W. THIRD ST. INTERSECTS
311-13 317-19 321-23 "508 •515 •519 '607 •611 '601 323 409 415 319 507 Washington "Frank Vacant Strong
Federal
Smith H. Lvman George William Dr. Odd W. M. Tamestown Knights Forest Harry Edward Murray Post Frick-McGee W. J. FOURTH FIFTH SIXTH SF.VENTH C. Fellows' Publishing Murray & Hunt W. H. Veneer Odell Frank M. P.
Building
Block E. of Bealer Kinne Boyd Hapgood Pickett Turner Veterinerary Columbus Duffee ST. Garage (2) Bldg. (4) Hall Ormes ST. & Co. (5) ST. Co.
(4)
(2) INTERSECTS
Hall Hospital
•703 Dr. W. D. Wellman (4)
•707 R. K. Beach (4)
•711 Arthur M. Wellman (4)
713 Howard A. Saxe (3)
713 George Tympona (3)
715 James Mecusker (5)
W. EIGHTH ST. INTERSECTS
713 Vacant
•801 Mrs. Mary Marsh (1)
•809 Joseph McVeigh (2)
809 Earl Northrup (3)
•811 Thomas F. Marsh (2)
811 Walton M. Hoover (2)
"813 George E. Marsh (3)
815 James B. Smith (6)
817 Nels Esberg (3)
ISABELLE AVE. BEGINS
•823 Charles Johnson (2)
•825 Oscar C. Johnson (2)
"827 Mrs. Sadie E. Kepler (3)
829 Walter Northrop (3)
•832 Alfred C. Bendall (2)
•833 Levi Wellington (3)
833 Mrs. Jennie E. Wellman (6)
•835 Mrs. Catherine McGee (2)
901 Vacant
901 Enoch J. Bucklaew (5)
•903 John W. Johnson (4)
•909 William W. DeLisle (6)
913 Minnie Washburg (3)
913 Vacant
•917 George R. Pease (2)
TENTH ST. INTERSECTS
1007 Greek colony (7)
1019-21 Eagle Garage
1025 Daniel Roberts (5)
ELEVENTH ST. INTERSECTS
•1011 Alonzo S. Hotchkiss (2)
•1105 Charles M. Peterson (7)
1109 X'ewton Storehouse
1115 William Hall (3)
TWELFTH ST. INTERSECTS
"1207 Fred F. McGill (6)
"1115 Rupert WASHINGTON
L. Hoyt (4) STREET.
THIRTEENTH Right and East ST. ENDS Side.
"1211
104
Godfrey Mrs. Josephine Hultberg Sturdevant (4) (8)
"1301
110
Joseph Mrs. Nina L. Norton Leids (5) (8)
200
1305 T. W. Elton SECOND Calkins ST. (6) INTERSECTS
FOURTEENTH Bergwall Printing ST. Co. INTERSECTS
No Mrs. houses Flora A. Shaw (2)
208-210 FIFTEENTH W. M. Hoard ST. INTERSECTS
212 No C. J. houses Arnold
214 SEVENTEENTH Edward Depka ST. INTERSECTS
•1713 Edward Aaron Vickstrom Tohnson (3)
EIGHTEENTH Mrs. Elizabeth B. ST. Bissell INTERSECTS (2)
•1817 232 Tames Home Gowan Restaurant (4)
•1903 •1911 •2001 •2011 "2273 "2279 •2261 316-318 2003 2245 1819 2253 Henry John Hiram Albert Richard Nicholas Mrs. Tohn Enos George Joseph Ross W. F. Peterson's Eagle O. THIRD Hettie T. P. Lizzie A. Eagles Barry A. Carpenter Corke L. Garage Webb Blackmer Swanson Palmer Temple Warren Paul Tappin Baths Jacobson Williams A. (1) ST. (4) (9) Co. Fuller (7) (3) INTERSECTS
(2) (5)
(9)(5)
(1) (3)

•322 Dewey-Davis Printing Co.
322 Frank O. Johnson
W. FOURTH ST. INTERSECTS
406 Edward Eckstrom (6)
406 John Thompson (2)
408 Charles W. Bates (3)
408 Earl R. Andrews (6)
410 A. Martin Lawson (4)
41054 Mrs. Ada Rhodes (2)
•412 Louis R. Jacobson (2)
414 Lester Warren (6)
W. FIFTH ST. INTERSECTS
James Prendergast Library
W. SIXTH ST. INTERSECTS
Dow Park
W. SEVENTH ST. INTERSECTS
"708 John A. Knorr (3)
708 Howard Rowdon (3)
•"10 Mrs. Lila L. Jones (4)
"714 Gorge H. Heelas (7)
W. EIGHTH ST. INTERSECTS
804 Peter Turner (3)
•806 Ralph A. Noble (3)
•810 Verlon N. Phillips (4)
•814 August J. Peterson (3)
•818 Mrs. Charlotte Martin (2)
818 Edward Biegelman (4)
820 Frank S. Vernon (4)
•822 Burton M. Gay (4)
•824 Charles Gustafson (3)
"824 T. Elof Johnson (3)
•826 Tohn Eckert (3)
•830 "Walter W. White (4)
832 John C. Eckman (2)
834 Clyde V. Catlin (4)
834 54 Vacant
*836 Edward Biegelman
NINTH ST. ENDS
902 Andrew S. Carlson (8)
904 George Greenwood (3)
904 John C. Friburg (2)
•908 Holland S. Coe (3)
908 M. W. Coe
916 Ernest Mclntyre (5)
918 Daniel H. Atwood (8)
TENTH ST. INTERSECTS
•1002 Michael Woods (2)
1004 Vacant
1008 William Nowell (4)
1010 George Hunt (4)
•1012 Frank N. Barnes (3)
1012 Robert Shore (2)
1012 Axel H. Olson (2)
1020 Charles Roberts (2)
1020 Mrs. Isabel Jackson (1)
1024 Hila Abbott (3)
•1314 •1420 •1504 •1506 •1510 •1404 •1414 2278 1514 1026 1306 1310 1410 1508 1024 1112 Jacob John Walter SEVENTEENTH
No EIGHTEENTH
New William A. Elijah Arthur Constant TWELFTH
THIRTEENTH
FOURTEENTH
FIFTEENTH Mrs. Emily Fay ELEVENTH
Fred Lester Albert Xo Vacant P. houses
M. Belle Polaro N. Elizabeth Hamrick Anderson A. Nelson Griffith C. R. O. W. Smith H. Findlav Loucks Palfyn Ford Lauffer Hoyt Greenwood Scheid Trumble ST. (5)
ST. (1) Fenner (6) (3) (4) ST. (3)
ST. (2)
ENDS (4) INTERSECTS
(3) ENDS (2)
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 87
WATER STREET.
From 135 Foote avenue east and north to
Winsor.—Fourth ward.
7 Left and North Side.
*9 Sam Auria (5)
9 Sam Vacanti (6)
9 Sam Auria (3)
•17 Sam Rastevo (6)
17 Peter Bivona (8)
21 Sylvester Bivona (3)
21 Tony Aromal (4)
21 Stembil Larbore (4)
21 Russell Otlin (2)
25 Frank Otlin (4)
25 Nick Tomarco (3)
29 Lemie Lazzaro (5)
29 Vacant
•29 Michele Auria (2)
31-43 John Stravato (7)
45 Empire Worsted Mills
53 Vacant
53 Henry Vandeneck (3)
53 Alphonso De Porter (2)
53 Alfred Stromdahl (3)
•55 Frederick Mase (1)
55 Alfonse Frinell (5)
55 Frank Scaffano (6)
•57 103
John Frinell (7)
•59 103
Mrs. Matilda Johnson (5)
107-141
103 61 F. Wilson W. Moorby Lumber (2) Yards
•105 79
WATER Eagle STREET. Furniture Co.
79 Sam Andalora Right and (6) South Side.
79
8 Joe Ernest Warni Kendall (5)
81
8 Mike Vacant Andolora (6)
81
10 John Elizabeth Paternitti Hotelling (5) (4)
10 Tony Vacant Tobone (4)
8154 12 Julia Joe Miliota A. McCall (6)(1)
8154 12 George Sam Andolora Suter (3) (3)
•14 8155 Tom Joe Marchina Gagliano (4) (6)
8154 14 Vacant Sam Farrara (3)
8155 18 Antonio Sam Pappa Flanker (4) (4)
•18 83 Sam Nichole Gagliano Fritzqello (4) (4)
•103 18 Frank Angelo A. Monello Mandeleon (6) (5)
18 Joe Dominic Bell Janerio (6) (3)
18 Angelo Ben Pappa Castro (3)(2) •
18 Antony Joe Monello Terrin (5)(3)
22 Mandero T. A. Morley Agnostino (6) (9)
26 James Andalora (3)
•26 Rosario Galata (5)
•28 Carrie Colaproze (8)
•28 Louis Auria (6)
30 Vacant
"30 Micheli Bordenoro (2)
32 Victor Gagliano (5)
32 Joe Museroela (4)
•52-54 •32 •44 •46 •50 •48 •5455 42
32 58 56 Charles Edwin David Dominic Rosina Lathrop Vacant
Paulo
Frank Carl John Massenio Lawson
Cusimano
Levick Franchina Bazzeli Hegstedt Trusco E. W. A. L. Scarsome Lawson Lindholm Freeman Hanchett (8) (3) (4)
(6)
(8)
(3) (6) (7) (4)
(3)

JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
60 Frank M. Randall (2)
62 Daniel Greenlund (5)
64 Robert Crandall (2)
64 Thomas Lonsdale (3)
74 Leonardo Corso (5)
•76 Mrs. M. Lucinda French (1)
78 Arthur A. Hartley (2)
•78 Edward J. Morley (3)
80 Antony Mezzario (4)
80 Angelo Barthelo (5)
KING ST. INTERSECTS
92 Santo Larico (2)
96 Frank Reggio (5)
96 Josephine Palermo (5)
96 Sam Jates (4)
98 Sam Rima (4)
•102 Frank De Mark (8)
102 Antony Lentzia (4)
106 Louie Angelo (9)
•110 Allen B. Kimball (3)
114 Vacant
From 116 Alfred Alberg (5)
ard.
118 Charles Left O. and Malmgren North (2) Side.
120 Harry (Incorrectly K. Culver numbered.) (2)
124 3 Otto Vacant Hegwall (2)
124 6 William Empire Case Westerberg(3) Goods Co., glue plant
126 8 Julius Empire Lodeuwiegkx Case Goods (3) Co. lumber yard
WATERMAN 126 George STREET. Kastenhuber (5)
•128 John Right Samuelson and South (12) Side.
•130 4 Mrs. Eugene Dora Cotti Peterson (2) (8)
•136 4 C. Sam Oscar Bornfitch Young (7) (3)
WATERMAN 12 Jack STREET. Battaglia (9)
12 Salvatore 131 Foote Dinaio avenue (4) east.—Fourth
12 Vacant
"16 Bartolo Bennati (7)
16 Bemedetto Cusimano (1)
•18 Antonio Gagliano (6)
18 Tony Vaglo (6)
18 Phillip Micherello. (4)
18 Arello Antonine (5)
18 Antony Basile (3)
20 Sebastine Bazie (5)
20 Vacant
22 Vacant
24 Tony Baggiano (8)
24 Mike Bucley (10)
24 Peter Serangio (2)
24 Vacant
WAYNE STREET.
West from Baker.—Sixth ward.
No houses
WEBSTER STREET.
From 116 King south to Shaw avenue.
Fourth ward.
Left and East Side.
5 Fred F. Nyholm (3)
WEBSTER •11 •13 •6 •8 •9 4 65 Swan Joe Gustaf Renhold Lloyd Olof Bourdo PULLMAN
No Henry William Robert Mrs. STREET. houses Lee Dahlgren Right Caroline Johnson E. C. Lindgren Nelson Wallen (6) Gregg Halberg and ST. (4) Hallberg (5)
(3)
West (2) (4) INTERSECTS
(3)
Side. (4)
•10 Frank Baroni (10)
10 John Lavalle (3)
12 New house
16 New house
PULLMAN ST. INTERSECTS
No houses
WEEKS STREET.
From 841 East Second north to city limits.—
Fifth ward.
* Left and West Side.
13 Jessie J. Anderson (2)
•17 Joseph Hartley (4)
17 Harry Lindholm (2)
•21 Edward Anderson (5)
21 Gust Fagerstrom (4)
•23 Conrad Peterson (6)
23 Gust Gisslin (3)
"27 Otto Engwall (4)
31 Alfred Peterson (2)
"31 Mrs. Hannah Brugge (3)
FALCONER ST. INTERSECTS
103 Tohn Ellis (5)
•103 Thomas Scott (1)
109 Josephine Lindholm (1)
109 Stewart Way (3)
•109 Marian Green (5)
109 George H. Tucker (5)
•113 Schofield Tordoff (7)
•115 Otto Weekman (4)
121 Clarence B. Hubbard (5)
121 Oscar Carlson (4)
•123 Thomas Hambleton (3)
*125 Andrew Sellman (4)
*139 Frank L. Sampson (5)
143 Harry C. Wahlgren (3)
"145 Alfred Shelgren (3)
•147 Carl Hullberg (6)
149 Gilbert Anderson (2)
'135 Louis W. Prosser (5)
NEWTON AVE. INTERSECTS
*221 Theodore Rosenouist (6)
221 Joseph Carlson (6)
225. Samuel Matson (3)
225 August Reng (6)
229 Verner Holmstrom (3)
229 Walter Freeburg (3)
229 Axel Kron (3)
229 John F. Larson
WEEKS STREET.
Right and East Side.
10 Axel Swan (4)
•10 Mrs. Mary E. Barry (1)
14 Vacant
•18 James O. Xewberry (2)
•20 Fred T. Williams (21
FALCONER ST. INTERSECTS
WELLMAN *10454Mrs. "110 •136 "142 •154 •120 "140 •144 From 218 "78 •11 106 114 "24 —Sixth J. Swan Vernon Anna Marvin Herman Alfred N. Vacona Gust August Lloyd Pearl O. NEWTON Fairmount Gust Edwin S. Bemhard ward. WELLMAN Fanny A. Lottie Emma Bridget Right Swan M. J. Brown L. Left Aim Johnson AVENUE.
Seaburg H. Norene Sanctuary C. Strundell Falldine Babcock Swanson Kimball Carlson avenue AVE. and Galoff Kent (41
(1) Nelson Harrington Anderson (5) Getwert Trainor (3) (2) (5) East West (6)
AVENUE.
(2) (21 (5) INTERSECTS
(6) beyond (3)
(4) Side. (S)
(2)
(3) limits south.

WESCOTT STREET.
From 233 Willard north.—Fourth ward.
•21 Left and West Side.
25 Carl A. Johnson (4)
25 Tony Brunner (4)
27 Paul O. Brandt (4)
29 Albert J. Palmquist (6)
29 Hannah Carlson (2)
29 John Engberg (3)
33 John Lindstrom (4)
•33 Herman Mattspn (4)
•37 Mrs. Axelina Johnson (1)
37 Alfred T. Larson (2)
•39 Charles A. Lawson (6)
•41 Mrs. Eva C. Nelson (3)
•101 41 Lars Berglund (2)
•103 •43 Henry Johnson (1)
•47 103 Samuel Carlson (4)
•105 •53 August C. Johnson (10)
•69 105 Gust Skold (5)
•109 Carl G. Carlson (4)
•111 69 54 Gust J. Eckstrom (1)
•71 113 Anton C. Bergren (3)
•113 SCIOTA WESCOTT ST. INTERSECTS
STREET.
Right 115 Malcolm and East Wistrom Side. (4)
•117 •10 Gust Carl Hagstrom Samuelson (8) (6)
•119 •20 Hulda Mrs. Alise Anderson C. Lofgren (2) (6)
•24 Henry Alfred Hanson Beckstrom (5)(6)
•28 Charles Arvid A. E. Larson Anderson (4)(2)
*32 Charles Joel T. A. Bloomquist Anderson (2) (8)
•36 Frank Ernest O. S. Lindquist Anderson (4)
36 Charles Laurence W. Nelson Edmund (2) (2)
40 Gust Charles A. Anderson (3) (2)
•40 Mrs. Carl H. Emma Johnson Swanson (5) (5)
•42 Andrew Frank G. Peterson Anderson (4)(2)
•44 John William Anderson N. Beaustrom .(6) (7)
•46 John E. Kling (5)
50 Carl C. Johnson (4)
*50 John Christofferson (5)
•68 John Soderling (2)
SCIOTA ST. INTERSECTS
•100 Edward C. Peterson (4)
•104 Adolph Nelson (4)
104 Axel Lind (2) .
•106 Hjalmar Soderquist (4)
106 Godfrey Holmstrom (3)
WEST END.
*106 Elmer Cederquist (4)
From 59 Fairmount avenue west to Langford.
•112 John Newstrom (2)
—Second ward.
112 Elof Sampson (5)
Left and South Side.
114 Bernhard Burgeson (3)
13 Thomas W. Crook (3)
114 Hans J. Hanson (3)
•15 R. Clarence Griggs (2)
*116 Oscar Newgren (2)
WEST END.
116 John Lundgren (3)
Right and North Side.
*120 Charles Anderson (5)
10 August De Keyser (3)
BENEDICT ST. INTERSECTS
10 Louis Crispynn (4)
•124 *14 *16 Gust Melvin Francis Oscar J. F. Lawson L. O. Swanson Bloomquist Johnson (2) (2) (3) (2) (3)
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 89
WEST-OAK-HILL AVENUE.
From 1281 North Main northwest to city
limits.
Right and North Side.
No houses
WEST-OAK-HILL AVENUE.
Left and South Side.
" Laurence WHITLEY Swanson AVENUE. (3)
From 181 Fairmount avenue south.—Sixth
ward.
Left and East Side.
*15 Eris A. Gron (4)
21 George W. Delong (4)
23 Oscar Warner (4)
2354Evald Nohlquist (3)
25 Mrs. Harriet Cheney (2)
2554Vacant
27 Arthur Craig (4)
29 Hixon Lebaron (6)
29 George S. Lebaron (3)
29 Mae Nobles (2)
31 John Harris
*35 Charles M. Johnson (4)
39 Gust F. Anderson (9)
39 Frank Plasch (3)
•43 Mrs. Frances Crocker (1)
WHITLEY AVENUE.
Right and West Side.
*8 J. J. Sullivan (6)
•12 Charles O. Peterson (3)
16 Guy F. Cornell (4)
16 James Fox (3)
20 Frank J. Schuler (3)
20 Fred J. Stillwell (4)
•26 Frederick M. Meyer (3)
28 Lynn Nichols (2)
30 Wilbur C. Colby (2)
32 Carl S. Purdy (2)
34 Frank Johnson (5)
34 George Nelson (2)
•38 Gust S. Anderson (5)
WHITLEY PLACE.
From 171 Forest avenue east.—Third ward.
Left and North Side.
No houses
WHITLEY PLACE.
WHOLESALE Right and South PLACE. Side.
From 10 Tom 20 Market Pintagro to Chadakoin (3) River.
•10 Joseph No houses Supince (8)
WICKS 10 Tony AVENUE. Pintagro (3)
From 10 Jack Fairmount Pintagro avenue (3) (bey. limits) north
10 to Chautauqua Tony Ficaria lake. (4)
10 Sam Pruit Left and (4) West Side.
1055A. George V. Leo R. Shearman Swanson (3)
1055Elof John F. H. Carlberg Stokes (5) (2)
12 Axel Vacant T. Peterson (5)
WHITMAN East •14 ward.
from Victor Charles No ERIE CHAUT. houses Carolina R. AVENUE.
Swanson Gustafson R. TRACTION to INTERSECTS (3) Tiffany (2) avenue.—Fifth
INTERSECTS

90 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
WICKS AVENUE.
Right and East Side.
Vacant
Merton M. Sherlock (2)
Mrs. Annie E. Beeman (1)
* Roxina Davis (4)
Sanford C. Hawkinson (6)
* Clyde Spurr (3)
* Joseph Hockett (3)
Fred M. Hockett (2)
Vacant house
* Earl Ewing (5)
WIDRIG AVENUE.
From 178 Hallock west.
No houses
WILDWOOD AVENUE.
(Formerly May Street)
From above 143 Camp to Hunter.—Fourth
ward.
Right and East Side.
*6 Gustaf E. Nelson (2)
*8 Hjalmer W. Larson (2)
•18 Gust Bloom (3)
WILDWOOD AVENUE.
Left and West Side.
•9 Alfred G. Showier (2)
•11 Frank Mann (3)
17 New house
WILLARD STREET.
From 62 Winsor east to city limits.—Fourth
ward.
Left and North Side.
No houses
ALLEN ST. INTERSECTS
103 Anzalone Calogero (4)
103 Joe Farino (4)
103 John Daura (4)
107 Andrew F. Anderson (3)
107 Gust Holmes (3)
107 Harry Pritchard (4)
•113 Charles A. Danielson (5)
•119 Mrs. Emma Rosengren (6)
121 Rosengren & Johnson
121 E. A. C. Rosengren (2)
BARROWS ST. INTERSECTS
•203 Alfred Sundberg (3)
•211 John A. Peterson (5)
*213 Tohn Sundgren (2)
217 "Mrs. Esther Danielson (2)
217 Leonard Eckstrom (5)
•219 Chas. A. Carlson (4)
219 William Pawn (2)
219 Charles E. Peterson (4)
•225 Mrs. Louise Strandberg (4)
•229 Charles G. Mattson (4)
•233 August N. Erickson (5)
•237 •251 •265 •269 •275 •285 •291 •295 •245 •247 279 243 277 281 John Vacant JOHNSON "Andrew Asa Adolph WESCOTT Almeron Malcom Albert Sofia HEDGES CHAPIN Gust August Charles Swanson's Almerson Lena Paul Peter Mrs. Luther Tohn Norlander Albertina Jennie R. Cullen Soderquist A. Pearson E. J. August Anderson L. W. Ostrom G. Larson Johnson Crantz Swanson Tohnson G. ST. AVE. Notion Lincoln Sundquist Bergman Lawson ST. (4) Saxton (2)
Swanson (3) BEGINS Lundberg (4) (5)
(2)
(3)
Store (4) (2)
(9) (3) (6) (2) (5) (2)
301 Jerome C. Martin (3)
•303 Carl E. Anderson (5)
PETERSON ST. BEGINS
•309 John A. Glans (3)
309 Carl Eckstrom (2)
•313 Charles W. Olson (6)
313 Walter Bloomquist (2)
315 Albert Drotz (3)
315 Louis Berquist (3)
317 Charles J. Carlson (4)
317-319 Hulquist & Benson
EAGLE ST. BEGINS
323 Charles Pratt (4)
•323 August A. Anderson (5)
327 Ludwig Benson (4)
327 Oliver Gustafson (3)
•329 Andrew Olson (3)
329 Harry Harding (2)
VEGA ST. BEGINS
•335 Runo Gronquist (6)
•337 Hemurig_Nelgon (6)
337—•J^fin^Johhson(5)
•429 Olof Benson (3)
•435 Andrew Benson (4)
439 Erickson Grocery
•439 Albin Erickson (4)
'453 Elias Anderson (3)
453 Emil Carlson (4)
•455 Peter J. Johnson (8)
•463 Toseph Hodgkinson (2)
463 "Mrs. Gustava C. Peterson (1)
•469 Oscar E. Swanson (4)
•475 August J. Peterson (5)
•493 Jacob L. Anderson (6)
*49354Emil L. Anderson (7)
•497 Charles W. Parkinson (6)
•505 A. J. Anderson (1)
•511 John Danielson (2)
•547 Frank E. Carlson (3)
•575 Mrs. Sophia L. Lindquist (2)
•577 Charles A. Hendrickson (6)
•581 Charles Weborg (6)
•587 Albert Weborg (6)
587 Weborg Bros.
• Charles E. Danielson (9)
John Swanson (4)
WILLARD STREET.
Right and South Side.
4 Leberg & Carlson Co.
6 Andrew W. Lund
14 Alfred Johnson (2)
16 Ross Cardinole ,
18 Mike Jwancryk (5)
18 Sam Forell (4)
20 Mrs. Valla Sams (3)
20 Mrs. Hulda Ryberg (7)
•254 •256 •258 "280 246 2S2 100 106 114 120 116 26 38 48 30 32 34 50 Vacant
ALLEN Anthony John Abraham TOWER William August Fred Reo Hans Anderson Haglund C. Emil KINNEY Lindquist Peter Adolph Dew Mrs. BARROWS Branch" Nels Oscar Theater J. Matilda Jones Drop Anna Emma Anderson Augusta A. Melburg Olson XTelson E. Hultberg L. School Berg Ahlstrom Johnson Rubini
& Engman ST. Nelson Bergren Creamery Frederickson Hagstrom
(4) Anderson Jacobson ST. Johnson Parsons (8) Green (3) (5) No. BEGINS (7) (8) INTERSECTS
(2) (3) (5)
(4) 3 (3) (11) (2)(3)

282 John C. Wigren (4)
•282 John A. Dahlberg, (8)
•288 Carl A. Jones (5)
•292 Mrs. Ida G. Quiding (1)
296 Edwin E. Rose (3)
•296 Thure A. Anderson (3)
300 Nels O. Anderson (3)
•300 C. O. Wagnstrom (5)
•302 Mrs. Adeline S. Bergman (4)
•304 Charles Anderson (5)
304 Charles Tordoff (3)
•308 346 Andrew Carl F. Johnson P. Anderson (6) (4)
'356 '362 308 John Gustaf Henry Lawson A. Hulquist Lund (2) (2) (4)
•312 368 Erick Perle H. L. George Soderberg (4)(3)
'324 '368 Mrs. Nels Anna P. Rasmusson C. Nelson (4) (9)
'340 •372 Jonas Frank Peter Gustafson Johnson (6)(2)
378 ENSIGN Sam Dahlberg ST. (5) INTERSECTS
*37854Alfred Nelson (5)
378 Emil Johnson (2)
382 'Carl Benson (4)
•386 Matilda Peterson (2)
386 George Schwob (2)
•388 Edward Benson (4)
PARDEE AVE. BEGINS
408 AxelAnderson (3)
•418 Mrs. Augusta Sundquist (2)
•428 Fred Anderson (5)
•434 Mrs. Anna L. Erickson (1)
ANDERSON ST. BEGINS
442 Carl V. Reed (3)
448 C. J. Wersen
'450 Emil Peterson (5)
SWAN ST. BEGINS
'462 Julius Anderson (4)
474 Oscar Sanquist (5)
•476 Felix E. Cordrey (2)
BENSON ST. BEGINS
•482 Mrs. Hilda Danielson (4)
•488 John E. Helgren (3)
488 Palmer J. Carlson (3)
*48854Charles F. Carlson (6)
•496 Andrew O. Hedin (2)
•504 Marvin Phillips (2)
518 Albert Anderson (3)
•524 Charles F. Scott (4)
524 Leonard Bloomquist (4)
•574 John C. F. Engman (8)
•580 Charles Anderson (4)
* Ben J. Anderson (5)
* Edward C. Billquist (6)
* Charles T. Hutley (3)
* Mrs. Anna Nelson (2)
• John Haag (5)
WILLIAM STREET.
From 93 Steele south to Baker.—Sixth ward.
Left and East Side.
WILLIAM •111, •113 •115 •105 •119 '121 *12 *14 107 117 •4 *8 *3 *7 65 James John Hubert Frank Gust Andrew C. A. Charles Oliver GLASGOW
P. Benjamin Carl William Alex Athanas A. L. STREET. William Caesar Johnson Right Poda Mallen Larson B. W. Blood Berg P. E. L. Forrest B. T. Grandin E. Nario Benson Simmons Howard Olander C. Scott (10) Gustafson Terry (6) Sayer Carlson (5) AVE. (8) Simmergren (4) (3) (5) (9) West (2)
(6)
(5) (4)
(3) INTERSECTS
(5) Side. (4)(2)
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY 91
MT. VERNON PL. INTERSECTS
102 Frank Cleland (2)
102 Alfred Deming (3)
108 Andrew Simmergren (3)
104 Vacant
•106 Clarence H. Bergquist (4)
106 Mathew W. Howard (3)
"108 Godford C. Lawson (2)
"110 J. Albert Nohlberg (2)
110 Tuera Adamson (3)
"112 Victor W. Carlson (4)
112 Charles M. Olson (4)
•114 John Carlson (9)
114 John Spelling (2)
•116 Swan Sandberg (1)
116 Wilbur J. Carlson (2)
116540tto Hed (7)
•118 Mrs. Ellen Hallengren (1)
118 C. Warren Cozzins (3)
120 Vacant
120 Charles G. Ecklund (3)
WILLIAMS PLACE.
From J. & G. avenue north.
Left and West Side
1 Guy Kelsey (3)
2 Herbert Valentine (2)
3 Milton Stahl (4)
WILLIS STREET.
From junction of English and Holman north
to Kinney.—Fourth ward.
Right and East Side.
*4 Perry Holmlund (9)
•6 Hjalmar Engwall (11)
•20 Charles A. Fredlund (4)
WILLIS STREET.
Left and West Side.
No houses
WILSON PLACE.
From 1136 North Main east.—First ward.
Left and North Side.
•13 Herbert A. Bates (4)
•15 John M. Wistran (7)
•25 C. Edward Johnson (9)
PRENDERGAST AV. INTERSECTS
"111 Howard J. Steere (5)
"115 James Turner (2)
117 Frank Cramer (8)
119 Jesse Barrett (3)
•121 Carl E. Carlson (2)
"123 Fred Jones (4)
•131 John E. Swanson (5)
•133 Henry P. Hanson (2)
•137 John A. Swanson (6)
WILSON PLACE.
Right and South Side.
WILSON WILTON •118 •122 •126 •130 •136 From 112 *15 *13 •17 114
24 Sixth New John
Vacant
Charles C. O. Emil PRENDERGAST No Hans opposite Rudolph Louis Mrs. Frank 510 STREET. AVENUE. ward. Cutler H. houses Forest Amelia Right Peterson A. Left Harris H. Nelson A. Lilly T. 227 Anderson A. Greenlund Chase Harmon and Gustafson King avenue Carlson Lofgren (2)
(4) South East West (4) south.—Fourth AV. (2) (5)
west (3) (6)
Side.
INTERSECTS to Colfax.— ward.

92 JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY
WILTON AVENUE.
Right and North Side.
*14 Charles Young (5)
14 Carl M. Winnberg (3)
•16 Carl E. Reed (10)
•26 Grant R. Spitz (5)
•30 Mrs. Albertina Anderson (8)
•34 Gust A. Anderson (7)
WINSOR STREET.
From 347 Allen northwest to Lakeview avenue.—Fifth,
Fourth and First wards.
5 Mrs. Corina Left and M. West Carlson Side. (4)
•1 Fred Parmelle (5)
7
John A. Olson Booman (1) (4)
15 3 William Charles H. Brooks Carey (4)(6)
"19 Gust S. Carlson (3)
19 354Joseph Arthur Hall Swanson (5)(4)
•23
2S 3^4Anton
Fred Smith
Elmer
(2)
Mrs. Ruth H. (3) Smith
25 Rescue Engine Co.
WATER ST. EXDS
33 Mrs. Mary Swanstrom (2)
33 Mrs. Anna Swanson (5)
37 Sam Keefe (7)
47 Gus Schreck
49 Vacant
il-53 Carlson & Helgren
53 Carmelo Getzie (3)
57 The People's Bottling Co.
59 D. P. Giltinan & Co.
61 Herbert H. Hall
HARRISON ST. ENDS
105 Bailey Table Co.
131 Wilson's Mill
CHANDLER ST. INTERSECTS
201 Michael Ferrara
201 Philip Demarco (3)
201 Marian Cosimano (2)
201 Anthony Palermo (9)
203 Aurie Michele
203-205 Frank Lombardo
205 Sam Surch (5)
205 Frank Lombardo (8)
207 Bastiano Nebell (4)
207 Joe Palermo (61
207 Alfonso Schifanelk (2)
207 Philip Comerate (9)
'207 Chris Palermo (6)
207 Joe Bell (9)
•223 Ernest A. Stromdahl (6)
225 Elmer Porter (5)
227 Albert Ingleson (5)
227 Ernest Youngberg (4)
CRESCENT ST. INTERSECTS
•301 A. Frank Anderson (4)
301 Tohn W. Eckman (3)
305 "F. Van Namee (2)
305 Mrs. Teckla Faley (4)
307 Gust Eckman (3)
307 Fred Lister (2)
307 A. Louise Eckman (2)
309 Roscoe Van Namee (3)
309 Mrs. Mary J. Johnson (2)
311 William C. Heridon (3)
311 Mrs. Margaret Krach (2)
RANSOM ALLEY BEGINS
313 Mrs. Chas. Huber (1)
317 Monarch Restaurant
E. SECOND ST. INTERSECTS
•405 Mrs. Anson L. Herrick (1)
405 Mrs. Helen M. Dewey (1)
•411 E. Mary SIXTH R. Willard ST. ENDS (2)
413 Vacant
413 Mrs. Nellie Tones (3)
E. SEVENTH ST. ENDS
•435 Joseph Walkerman (4)
439 Joe Grimshaw (4)
439 Walter Anderson (3)
441 Burney Look (61
•445 Fred C. Kofod (2)
•447 Alexander J. Benson (4)
•489 Frank O. Carlson (9)
491 Mrs. Emily Whitford (1)
•501 FALCONER ST. INTERSECTS
503 Victor Peterson (5)
•503 Edwin D. Myers (2)
•505 Charles V. Lawson (2)
•507 John E. Bell (2)
•515 Carl A. Anderson (7)
519 Elof Johnson (5)
523 John Edwin Pitts (4)
•533 James W. Crossley (4)
•613 CROSSMAN ST. INTERSECTS
•615
•617
•629
•633
*2
2
6
*10
10
16
•20
E. A. Anderson &- Bro.
•38-58 Mrs. Anna C. Anderson (5)
60
62 William Helstrom (4)
Corydon Marker (2)
110
124 Edmund Norberg (3)
124
126 Carl Ridder (3)
Carl Peterson (3)
214
214 Carl Dahlgren (2)
•214
•216 Mrs. Eva S. Anderson (1)
•218 Frank E. Griffin (3)
218
218 Walter Brundell (6)
"222 Jamestown Chair Co.
"226 Jamestown Lounge Co.
"228
S. T. Christensen
300 Lenna & Malm
302
304 WILLARD ST. INTERSECTS
304 John Anderson
408 Axel Weiss (3)
408
408 Oscar Holmes (3)
"410
410 John A. Anderson (5)
410 CHANDLER ST. INTERSECTS
•412
*414
414
420
424
•428
*430
•434
•438
•440
448
448
•500
•502
504
•506
•508
•516
520
Axel E. Lindbloom (8)
PRICE ST. INTERSECTS
Emil C. Johnson (2)
David W. Anderson (2)
Victor Cedarquist (3)
Erwin D. Shearman (6)
Mrs. Zilpha Young (2)
WINSOR STREET.
Right and East Side.
Joseph Dimarco (5)
Tom Mazzone (8)
Frank Friza (4)
Mrs. Anna B. Geer (7)
Mrs. Laura Carpenter (2)
Charles Lindsey (4)
Mrs. Marv Geer (2)
SCOTT ST. BEGINS
Dr. John W. Scott (3)
Mrs. Fanny Hazeltine (5)
Aubrey D. Hiles (7)
CRESCENT ST. IXTERSECTS
Vacant
Joe Piazza
Ellen Johnson (3)
E. James "Mrs. Carl Arthur Price Frank Robert Adaline Theodore BUSH L. ORCHARD Swan Emil William Thurston J. Leon PEACH Axel FALCONER Aleck Vacant Austin Leland Tohn CROSSMAN Carolos SECOND Edward J. Matilda Eva C. Nelson Mahoney Carlson H. A. B. W. E. L. H. Tohnson ST. Erickson Perry Bush Shellberg S. Harrison Giles Trantum Anderson Lenna Graham Biekarck Branch Beatty Jones Fletcher (5") Samuelson Rundquist ST. BEGINS (81 (4)
(3) (2)
(4)
INTERSECTS
(5)
(2) (3)
(4)
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520 Arthur H. Shean (3) WOODWORTH AVENUE.
.524 Z£ ^iYwRECeaSmTeryINTERSECTS F^^nctjon M.ock and Hunt Road west
'526 A. William Johnston (3) t0 c,ty hmits ~S,xth ward"
•526 Mrs. Mary E. Stone (1) Left and South Side.
•530 Robert A. Peterson (2) 1 Charles Wilson (3)
•532 Oscar S. Peterson (3) »1 Mrs Emma Barth (1)
534 Robert Helgran (3) «23 Sture Ljungberg (4)
534 E. A. Pederson (5)
PRICE ST. INTERSECTS
602 Horace Bagley (3) WOODWORTH AVENUE.
•6028 iSZelVna^^ . ^ht and North Side.
"612 Carl Thoren (3) 12 Ernest C. Probst (2)
BLANCHARD ST. BEGINS *24 Frank E. Covey (4)
•628 Samuel Saxe (2) 28 Don D. Crocker (5)
•630 Charles A. Anderson (4)
•638 Albert W. Edeborg (3) YORK STREET.
•642 Andrew O. Morse (6) From 342 Boweneastto Thayer.—Fifth ward.
* Edward C. Knupp (4) T , , „T , '.,
Left and North Side.
WOODLAWN AVENUE. *1 J. Alfred Johnson (7)
From 1275 East Second north.—Fifth ward. 1 Oscar W. Rosendahl (2)
ABBREVIATIONS Right and East Side. USED IN THIS DIRECTORY
.« At0n B"fn [7> YORK STREET.
•26 apart.—apartment.
Thomas Danforth (3) -. u . _ ^ c.,
bey.
28 Vacant
limits.—beyond the city limits.
Right and South Side.
30 William J. Burke (2) *2 John W. Leberg (3)
•308
bds.—boards
Gurney Robbins
at.
(4)
do.—ditto. * Wells J. Conner (3) YOUNGLOVE PLACE
ext.—extension.
WOODLAWN AVENUE. From Dearing avenue southwest to Buffalo
h.—house, Left meaning and West head Side. of family. —Fifth ward.
No. houses
No houses
mfrs.—manufacturers of.
r.—resides at.
rms.—rooms at.
The wife's name appears in parenthesis following that of her husband.
The word "street" is left off in all cases, it being understood after all names
of location unless Ave., PI., or Bldg., appear to represent avenue,
place, block or building.
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Abadessa, Antonio, (Sarah), laborer, h. 48 Harrison.
Abbott, Blanche, h. Ill Sprague.
Abbott, Hila P., (Fannie L.l, shipping clerk, h. 1024 Washington.
Abbott, Lillian, waitress, r. Ill Sprague.
Abbott, Lora, widow William, h 111 Sprague.
Abbott, Pauline, widow Charles S., h. 123 East Fourth.
Abbott, Vera, r. Ill Sprague.
Abell, Julia, Mrs.—clairvoyant, psychic palmist, 319 Pine—h. do.
Abers, George, farmer, bds. 303 West Second.
Abers, Lucinda L„ chamber maid, r. Martin Road.
Abersold, Arthur H., harnessmaker, r. 106 Broadhead Ave.
Abersold, Florence M., student, r. 106 Broadhead Ave.
Abersold, Godfrey R., (Emma),—shoe findings and harness, 105 East Third—
h. 106 Broadhead Ave.
Abiden, Shabe, textileworker, r. 300 Barrows.
Abidin, Sabri, machinehand, rms. 29 Warner Block.
Abram, Elsie, textileworker, r. 32 Barrows.
Abram, Lester, textileworker, r. 32 Barrows.
Abram, Mitchell S., (Hannah), loomfixer, h. 32 Barrows.
Abrams, Dorothea, teacher, r. 73 Fairmount Ave.
Abrams, Helen, student, r. 73 Fairmount Ave.
Abrams, James D., (Arietta F.)—Abrams & Wiltsie—h. 73 Fairmount Ave.
Abrams, Mary, teacher, r. 73 Fairmount Ave.
Abrams, Walter A.—sec'y Smith-Howard Co.—r. 405 West Third.
ABRAMS & WILTISIE—J. D. & L. W — insurance and attorney, 2 First National
Bank Building.
Abrahamson, August, (Christina), h. 1039 East Second.
Abrahamson, Andrew Herman, (Ellen), lumber foreman, h. 38 Tenth.
Abrahamson, Axel, (Anna), sheet metalworker, h. 867 Spring.
Abrahamson, Bernhard H., machinist, r. 5 Maltby.
ABRAHAMSON & BIGELOW—F. W. Bigelow, Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—department
store, 112-120 West Third
ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO. RESTAURANT—B. Leuzinger, Mgr.—under
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Abrabarrsm, Charles H., (Maude A.), commercial traveler, h. 24 Maple.
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Abrahamson, Hilda, widow Carl, laundress, h. over 188 Falconer.
Abrahamson, Lottie, r. 817 Washington.
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Abrahamson, Norman A., r. 5 Maltby. Q}
Abrahamson, Oscar, mechanic, r. 5 Maltby.
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Ackley, Fred, sheet metalworker, h. under 165 Falconer.
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Ackley, Gust, metalworker, rms. over 10 South Main.
Ackroyd, Albert, (Miranda), textileworker, h. 710% Foote Ave.
Ackroyd, Arthur, woolsorter, r. 152 Thayer.
Ackroyd, Asa, (Violet)—stone contractor and builder, Steele—h. over 85 ST
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Ackroyd, Fred, laborer, rms. 311 Pine.
Ackroyd, Harry S., contractor and builder, r. over 85 Barker.
Ackroyd, Herbert, textileworker, r. 152 Thayer. W)
Ackroyd, Mary Ann, widow Harry, h. under 157 Barrows.
Ackroyd, Ruth, office clerk, r. over 7 Todd Ave
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Acme Plating Co.,—Carl Hultgren, prop.—23 East First.
Acme Worsted Mills—Empire Worsted, prop.—worsted dress goods and suitings,
45-59 Jones & Gifford Ave.
Acordia, Mercurio, spinner, bds. 28 Harrison.
Acterian, Hagop H., inspector H. P. Robertson Co., rms. over 234 E. Second. ^^|
Adams, Alice, widow Rinaldo, h. 256 Hallock.
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Adams, Frances L., widow John W., r. 370 Fairmount Ave.
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Adams, Newell, (Minnie), machinist, h. 8 Seventeenth. *^
Adams, Richard B., machinehand, r. 23 Peach.
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Ager, Adamson, Henry Charles W., (Alice), T., (Anna mirrorworker, L.), sheet metalworker, h. 124 Chautauqua h. 24 Sturges. Ave.
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.£• 3 Agostino, Sebastiano, laborer, bds. over 122 Harrison.
J pa Agostino, Rose, laborer, bds. over 106 Harrison.
o Ahl, Otto, tailor, bds. 114 West Second
e . Ahlbeck, Irving, (Fay), bartender, h. over 201 East Second.
"T -e Ahlberg, Emma, widow Oscar, dressmaker, h. over 224 Broadhead Ave.
s 2 Ahlgren, Anna, widow Andrew P., h. 27 Stowe.
Ahlgren Charlotte widow Andres, r. 5 Walnut
° a u g Ahlgren, Gust August, J., (Augusta), (Olga J.), carpenter, woodcarver, h. h. 43114 Union King. Ave.
w a, d Ahlgren, John A., (Anna M.), cabinetmaker, h. 41 Broadhead Ave.
— g Ahlin, Fred H., toolmaker, r. over 741 East Second.
g> g Ahlin, Hilmar F., (Maria), upholsterer, h. over 741 East Second.
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Ahlstedt, A. Frederick, (Ellen), carpenter, h. 149 Hedges Ave.
Ahlstedt, Charles, electrician, bds. 119-123 Fairmount Ave.
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Ahlstrand, John A., (Anna),—Ahlstrand & Johnson—h. 69 Hazzard.
AHLSTRAND & JOHNSON—John A. & Charles B.—retail meats, 26 S. Main.
5 Ahlstrand, Minnie, r. 88 Vega.
J2 s Ahlstrom, Arvid, (Lydia), woodworker, h. 213 Barrows.
b Ahlstrom, Charles A., (Ada C.)—pres. Ahlstrom Piano Co.—h. 213 East 6th.
*g ° Ahlstrom, Chester M., clerk, r. over 220 East. Second.
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Ainge, Jessie, r. 15 East Fourth.
Ainge, Maude, r. 15 East Fourth.
Ainge, William Ely, (Susie), public accountant, h. 15 East Fourth.
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Akin, Minnie C, widow Ross B., h. 401 Foote Ave.
Akin, Romain V., (Mae B.), oil producer, h. 404 East Fourth.
Akin, see Aiken.
Alaimo, Charley, (Rosa), laborer, h. over 520 Allen.
A la Mode Millinery—Barker and Brownell—230 East Second.
Alasandra, Saro, h. over 36% Harrison.
Albano, Joe, (Josephine),—groceries, 62 Harrison—h. do.
Alberg, Alfred, (Mary), metalworker, h. 116 Water.
Alberg, Charles, clerk, r. 116 Water.
Alberg, Gilbert, farmer, r. 116 Water.
Albright, Frank, R. R. engineer, rms. 533 West Third.
Albright, Minnie, Mrs., r 544 Lakeview Ave.
Alden, Adelaide J., r. 40 Cross.
Alden, Alof C. G., (Amanda),—groceries, 52 Charles—h. over do.
Alden, Delana T., r. 509 North Main.
Alden, Glenn A., (Attie), commercial traveler and loans, h. 509 North Main.
Alden, Gustaf, metalworker, bds. 102 Sampson.
Aldren, Carl 0„ (Jennie), warptwister, h. 209 Front.
Aldren, Harry, r. 4 Seventeenth.
Aldren, Tillie, domestic, r. 1001 Prendergast Ave.
Aldrich Art Co.—J Dewitt Aldrich, prop.—art and china goods, 302 N. Main.
Aldrich, J. Dewitt,- (Helen S.)—Aldrich Art Co.—h. 623 Newland Ave.
Aldrich, Nahum, (Julia), carpenter, h. 826 Spring.
Aleidin, Shalean, dyer, r. 225 Steele.
Alender, Marcus, (Emelina), carpenter, h. under 32 Bush.
Alerio, Marere, laborer, bds. 581 Buffalo.
Alesi, Benny, laborer, r. 118 Harrison.
Alesi, Cologero, (Frances), polisher, h. 118 Harrison.
Alessi, John, laborer, r. over 205 Winsor.
Alevato, Angelo, i. 121 Cross.
Alevato, Dominic, (Mary), h. over 121 Cross.
Alevato, Minnie, r. over 121 Cross.
Alevato, Petero, r. over 121 Cross.
Alexander, Alice M.,—general sec. Y. W. C. A.—r. 110 East Sixth.
Alexander, Fred J., (Annie O.), woodworker, h. 468 Falconer.
Alexander, Harryette, r. 509 East Second.
Alexander, Roy C, (Effie P.). wheelmaker, h. 161 Park.
Alfson, Arthur, metalworker, bds. 308 Stowe.
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Ali, Gust, florist, r. 306 Steele.
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Ali, Ismail, laborer, rms. 56 Russell Block .
Idlll Willi DClUlCy W. J. Bentley, Mgr., Office, S14 Chadakoin Bldg. ^
Alima, Carrie, r. under 325 Allen.
Allberg, Allen, Alise, Charley, Arabella, Anna William Ellenor, Walford Carl M., W., (Rosie), widow P. r. E., barber, 613 G., graduate C. John, foreman laborer, Newland r.'26 W., cook, dressmaker, nurse, Newton finisher,h. h. Ave. 521 r. r. over Allen. Ave. over r. 307 215 902 63 West Hazzard. Union Prendergast Second. Ave. Ave.
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D Allen, Augustus F., real estate and N. Y. state election commissioner, bds.
Samuels Hotel.
Allen Block, 101-121 North Main.
Allen Flats, 11-21 West Second.
Allen, Charles L., (Emily E.), sheet metalworker, h. over 131 Falconer.
H Allen, Chester S., (Mildred),—mgr. Jamestown Oil Co.—h. Warren, Pa.
Allen, Chilon W., retired, r. 116 Van Buren.
Allen, Douglas C, (Madge S.)—pres. Bouck-Allen Machine Co. (Celoron)—h.
31 Fairmount Ave.
W Allen, Edward L., (Martha) secy, and editor Post Publishing Co.—h. 406
West Sixth.
Allen, Edward Robert, student, r. 406 West Sixth.
Allen, Eugene, (Ida), sheet metalworker, h. 97 Lister.
Allen, George, (Julia), waiter, rms. The Osmer.
Allen, Goish, (Grace), laborer, h. Fairmount Ave. R. F. D. 77.
Allen, Harlan, (Velma), telegraph editor Morning Post, h. 402 Lafayette.
Allen, Hartwell H., (Lignon M.l, naperhanger, h. 601 Palmer.
Allen, Hulda L., textileworker, r. 549 Allen.
Allen, Isidore L., cateress, r. 163 South Main.
Allen, James B., (Ida L.), h. 650 Barrows.
Allen, John Victor, (Anna S.), woodworker, h. 549 Allen.
Allen, Lawrence H., (Ellen), rubber, h. 750 East Second.
Allen, Margaret G., student, r. 97 Lister.
Allen, Marjorie, student, r. 406 West Sixth.
Allen, Marvin L., (Winifred), laborer, r. under 97 McKinley Ave.
Allen, Olive Lockwood, widow Elisha, h. 545 West Third.
Allen, Otto, (Anna), laborer, h. 80 Chautauqua Ave.
T Allen Park Grocery—Oscar Eckholm, Carl Windahl—79 Linwood Ave.
Allen Park Grocery & Creamery—George H. Ingerson—425 Foote Ave.
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Allen, Percy Mac Gregor, (Ida H.),—gen. sec. Y. M. C. A.—h. 252 Fulton.
Allen, Sarah E., widow Charles C, r. 169 South Main.
Allen, Velma, Mrs., dressmaker, h. 207 West Fourth.
Allen, Virginia M., widow Alfred D., r. Samuels Hotel.
Allessi, Modesto, (Louise), h. 116 Cross.
Alliance Furniture Co,—Gustave Lund, pres.; E. Axel Eckberg, sec.-treas.;
August Sandburg, vice pres.—mfrs. dining room furniture, 609-615 Allen.
Ailing, Amy, student, r. Fairmount Ave. R. F. D. 77.
Ailing, Howard W., (Clara),—mgr. Caflisch Bros.—h. Fairmount Ave., R. 77.
Allis, Evah, stenographer, r. over 20 Foote Ave.
O Allison, Alleda—dressmaking, over 164 Chandler—h. 608 East Second.
Allison, Ben V., (Elsie), sheet metalworker, h. 106 Hedges Ave.
Allison, Bertha, widow Gust, r. over 731 East Second.
Allison, Edward C, rms. 214 Clinton.
Allison, Jean, widow Fred, h. 110 Catlin Ave.
Allison, Raymond, spinner, r. 110 Catlin Ave.
Allmendinger, Mary, widow Jacob, r. 229 Fulton.
Allmendinger, see Almadinger.
Aim, Alffed, (Mary), metalworker, h. 104 Weeks.
Aim, Frigholf, metalworker, r. 104 Weeks.
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DCUllCy (Anna), Connecticut maid, plasterer, carpenter, teamster, carpenter, 21 Chestnut. 104 W.J.Bentley, rms. h. life 133 107 Weeks. over h. ins. Camp. Chautauqua 3646-48 Park. co., Mgr., Market. Hartford, Ave. Office, 514 Conn. Chadakoin Bldg.

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Almond, John, (Annie S.), weaver, h. 336 Palmer. ^^
Almquist, Arnold A., (Helen), foreman cutter, h. 126 Park.
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Alpha Mfg. Co., over 108 Foote Ave.
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Alstermark, Emma, widow Victor, h. over 12 Stearns Ave. Jg >
Alstermark, Florence, clerk, bds. 147 Foote Ave. {§ 9
Alstermark, Florence V., clerk, r. over 12 Stearns Ave. 5" 5*
Alstermark, Thure, sheet metalworker, r. over 12 Stearns Ave. £ o"
Alstedt, Eugene, waterrubber, bds. 66 Tenth. g »
Altice, Ethel R., widow William—The Bonnett Shop, 110 East Third—h. over g g,
201 East Second. g §
Altice, Leah, widow Samuel, h. over 111 East Second.
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Alvin, Axel, metalworker, h. under 110 McKinley Ave.
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American Aristotype Div. Eastman Kodak Co W. G. Weatherup, asst. f 3
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AMERICAN EXPRESS CO.—E. C. Catlin, agent—109 West Second. o a
Ames, Adrian S., (Eliza), bookkeeper, h. 58 Bowen. 5' »
Ames-Burns Co.—H. R. Wilber, pres.; G. W. Hosie, treas.; E. C. Kessler, sec. m g,
—jobbers mill feed and grain, 413-415 Chadakoin Bldg. 8. 0
Ames, George L., (Harriett), teamster, h. 403 South Main.
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Amico, Mary, textileworker, r. 107 Cheney. 2, «
Amico, Tony, (Mary), woodworker, h. 107 Cheney.
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Amidon, Nellie V., college student, r. 38 Broadhead Ave. p »
Amsdell, Bert D., (Olie)—Globe Photo Co.—h. 379 Fairmount Ave.
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Amsdell, Matilda, widow Delos, h. 21 First National Bank Bldg.
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Andalora, James V., (Lucy)—groceries, 26 Water—h. do.
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Andalora, Sam, (Santa), laborer, h. 81% Water. 5,
Anderberg, A. William, cigarmaker, r. 421 Hazeltine Ave. *
Anderberg, Cecilia A., widow Andrew, r. 421 Hazeltine Ave.
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Anderberg, Ivar, (Jennie M.), sheet metalworker, h. over 16 Columbia Ave. B £
Anderberg, Rudolph, woodworker, r. 421 Hazeltine Ave. SS .«"
Baldwin, Anderson, ANDERSON, store, 212-214 Abel, Abraham, Aaron, Hand A. laborer, C. finisher,bds. G„ woodworker, North & (Anna), (Augusta), ^^ZTZSg""" C. A. Main. CO.—August bandsawyer, 128 bds. 70 grainer, Water. Thirteenth. 42 Linwood h. C. h. 30 over and Crown. Ave. 38 Jeweler Charles Willard. A.—department f J i Cs g • m 2 § p* * 3 ^ O
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Anderson Adolph, violinist, rms. over 14 East Third.
Anderson Adolph, woodworker, bds. 569 Falconer.
Anderson. Adolph, h. 25 College.
Anderson, Adolph L., (Clara), laborer, h. 21 Grandin.
Anderson, A. Frank, (Sofia G.), contractor and builder, h. 301 Winsor.
Anderson, Agnes, laundress, bds. 352 Falconer.
Anderson Agnes E., student, r. 28 Sturges.
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Albert, C, (Hilda A.), loomfixer, r. 243 Willard.
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Anderson Albert C, machinist, r. 868 East Second.
Anderson, , woodworker, bds. 16 Maple.
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Anderson Albertina C, widow Charles, h. 30 Wilton Ave.
Anderson, Albert J., commercial traveler, r. 34 Buffalo.
Anderson, Albin Alex, tookmaker, J., (Ellen S.), bds. machinehand, 235 South Main. h. 3 Beechview Ave.
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Albin, J., (Nannie), (Ruby), woodworker, laborer, h. 194 h. 140 Buffalo. Barrows.
Anderson Albin, L., laborer, (Josephine), bds. 128 painter, Water. h. 191 Steele.
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Ave. Alfred, woodworker, rms. 103 Forest Ave.
Anderson, Alfred, sheet metalworker, r. 42 Linwood Ave.
Anderson, Alfred, toolmaker, r. 702 Foote Ave.
Anderson, Alfred, woodworker, bds. 361 South Main.
Anderson, Alfred, laborer, bds. 110 Tower.
Anderson, Alfred, machinehand, r. 11 Cedar Ave.
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Anderson, Alfred, E., textileworker, h. 718 East Seventh.
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Alfred, H., (Ellen), steward, h. 19 Chicago Ave.
Anderson, Alfred, J., grocery clerk, r. 122 Euclid Ave.
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Alfred J.,
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Anderson,
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Anderson Algert, woodworker, bds. 324 Willard.
Anderson, Alice M., spooler, r. 752 East Second.
Anderson Alida J., r. 35 Anderson.
Anderson Alida J., textileworker, r. 104 Barker.
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Allene, clerk, r. 49 Thirteenth.
ADene V., college student, r. over 223 Broadhead Ave.
Anderson,
Alma E., Mrs., h. 1062% East Second.
Anderson, Alma M., milliner, r. 868 East Second.
Anderson Alma T., r. 629 Winsor.
Anderson Almeda J., dressmaker, r. 11 Arnold.
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& Anderson—Andrew F. Anderson, prop.—groceries, 120 Willard.
Anders P., (Josephine C), carpenter, h. 91 Linwood Ave.
Andrew, (Christine), builder and contractor, h. S29 Newland Ave.
Andrew, (Ida M.), laborer, h. 415 Newland Ave.
Andrew, (Alma), machinehand, h. over 814 East Second.
Andrew, rms. over 10 South Main.
Andrew, woodworker, r. 133 Sampson.
Andrew, (Ellen), textileworker, h. 35 Benson.
Andrew A., (Lesa A.), retired, h. 11 Arnold.
Andrew F., (Anna)—Anderson & Anderson, 120 Willard—h. 107 do.
Andrew J., h. 505 Willard.
Andrew J., (Christine); metalworker, h. over 17 Valley.
Andrew J., sheet metalworker, bds. 42 Linwood Ave.
Andrew O., (Anna), retired, h. 322% Foote Ave.
Andrew P., (Johanna), h. over 452 Chandler.
Andrew P., (Ellen A.), sheet metal casemaker, h. 346 Willard.
Andrew P., (Olga) sheet metalworker, h. 103 Ensign.
Andrew P., (Emma), woodworker, h. 16 Walnut.
A. Amel, (Lillie), loomfixer, h. over 220 Prospect.
Anna, widow Swan, r. 45 Beech.
Anna, domestic, 16 West Fifth.
Anna, textileworker, r. 339 Falconer.
Anna, widow John, bds. over 628 Barrows.
Anna, domestic, 303 West Third.
Anna, domestic, 35 Lakeview Ave.
Anna, domestic, 621 East Sixth.
Anna, domestic, 213 East Fourth.
Anna, textileworker, r. 41 Steele Ave.
Anna, widow John B., h. 35 Anderson.
Anna A., clerk, r. 14 Vega.
Anna B., r. 35 Anderson.
Anna C, textileworker, r. 120 Park.
Anna C, textileworker, r. 34 Wilton Ave.
Anna C, r. 868 East Second.
Anna C, widow Charles, h. over 2 Winsor.
Anna J., dentist's assistant, r. 660 Camp.
Anna L., textileworker, r. 242 McKinley Ave.
Anna, Mrs., r. 119 Willard.
Anna V., textileworker, r. 36 Chautauqua Ave.
Anna V, textileworker, bds. 35 Barrett.
Annie C, office clerk, r. 50 Virginia Blvd.
Anton, finisherand upholsterer, rm. 27 Allen Block.
Anton G, (Hilda O.), sheet metalworker, h. 171 Stowe.
Anton E., (Anna), carpenter, h. 43 Steele Ave.
Anton E., (Anna), carpenter, h. over 148 Sampson.
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Anderson Anton M., finisher, r. 126 Winsor.
Anderson Arika, widow Charles, clerk, h. over 103 East Second.
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Anderson Arthur, metalworker, bds. 40 Building Prather Ave.
Anderson, Arthur A., (Minnie), foreman veneerworker, h. 32 Holman.
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Arthur W., shipping clerk, r. 42 Park.
Arvid, student, r. 203 Thayer.
Arvid J., student, r. 28 Swan.
August, (M. Lena), polisher, h. 118 Crown.
August, h. 120 King.
August—shoe repairing, 212 West Third—h. do.
August, shoemaker, rms. 311 Pine.
August, (Caroline), finisher,h. over 815 Jefferson.
August, (Josephine), sheet metalworker, h. 45 Bush.
Augusta, widow August, domestic, h. over 63 Chapin.
Augusta, widow Charles, h. 183 Newton Ave.
Augusta, cook, 211 Lakeview Ave.
Augusta, domestic, 351 East Fourth.
August A., (Helen J.), foreman metalworker, h. 323 Willard.
August H., C., (Anna),—A. C. & C. A. Anderson Co.—h. 432 E. Sixth.
August L., E., metalworker, bds. 10 Morse Ave.
August P., E., (Hilda K.), laborer, h. 108 Cross.
Austin E., (Judith (Anna), J.)- woodworker, h. 110 Cheney.
516 Winsor. (Hettie), clerk, h. 28 Fairview Ave.
Axel, metalpolisher, (Bertha), bds. crater, 5 Maple. h. 63 Blanchard.
Axel, (Clar H.), laborer, -vice h. 408 pres. Willard. and treas. Superior Furniture
Axel, (Erin), metalworker, h. over 227 McKinley Ave.
Axel, (Mattie), foreman metalworker, h. 138 McKinley Ave.
Axel, (Elizabeth), bricklayer, h. 69 Highland Ave.
Axel A., (Hannah), sheet metalworker, r. 148 Bowen.
Axel A., (Anna), woodworker, h. over 48 Sturges.
Axel B., (Albertina K.), h. 24 Derby.
Axel E., (Edith M.)—Anderson & Sandburg—h. 221 Fulton.
Axel F., (Selma), bartender, h. 201 Front.
Axel G., woodworker, r. 31 Benedict.
Axel H., (Augusta), draftsman, h. 356 Falconer.
Axel H., painter, r. 127 Sampson.
Axel L., (Ellen), metalworker, h. over 227 McKinley Ave.
Beata, widow Elias, r. 426 Allen.
Beatrice, textileworker, r. 92 Clyde Ave.
Ben J., (Bina), machinist, h. Willard Ext.
Benjamin, (Esther), metalworker, h. over 109 Stowe.
Berger, (Mertie), shipping clerk, h. 216 Hazzard.
Berger, laborer, bds. Willard Ext.
Berger, city fireman,bds. 110 Barrows.
Bernard, woodworker, r. 339 Falconer.
Bernherd, woodworker, r. 36 Chautauqua Ave.
Bernice G., stenographer, r. 16 Walnut.
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Bertha, nursemaid. 25 Liberty.
Anderson, 5 Race. Bertha, textileworker. r. 41 Steele Ave.
Anderson, C. Bertha Albert, E.—head (Bessie), maternity machinist, nurse, h. 20 W. Walnut C. A. Hospital—h. do.
Anderson, Carl, Bessie laborer, L., stenographer, r. 30% Institute. r. 428 Willard.
Anderson Bettie, Mrs., r. 155 Hallock.
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Anderson, Carl, (Augusta), laborer, h. 10 City View Ave.
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Anderson, Carl, laborer, bds. 53 Hickory
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Carl, (Jennie W.), janitor, h. 20 Union Ave.
Anderson, Carl A., laborer, r. 36 Chautauqua Ave.
Anderson, Carl A., (Anna), plumber, h. 220% Sprague.
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Anderson, Carl A., (Hilma C), stationary engineer, h. 114 Bush.
Anderson, Carl A., (Hildena), cementworker, h. over 19 Pearl Ave.
Anderson, Carl A., (Augusta F.),—prop. The Palace Cafe, 19 East Second—
h. 713 Newland Ave.
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Anderson, Carl A., (Carrie M. Howe)—mgr. McCrorey 5 & 10c Store—h.
Anderson, 507 Winsor. Carl A.,
Anderson,
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Carl A.,
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Anderson, Carl Carl A., A., (Jennie),—Anderson & Lofgren—h. 106 Barker.
Anderson, Carl A.,
(Gertrude), office clerk, h. 1098 East Second.
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(Emma), laborer, h. 1065 East Second. 303 Willard.
Anderson, Carl F.,
foreman metalworker, r. 279 South Main.
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Anderson, Carl August, (Freda F.), h. 613 Newland Ave.
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Anderson,
(Christine), woodworker, h. 31 Benedict.
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Carl G., (Tira), metalworker, h. over 110 Stowe.
Carl H., office clerk, r. 13 Wilton Ave
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Carl J., (Anna M.), laborer, h. under 22 Bush.
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Anderson, Carl W., Oscar, metalworker, (Elin), cabinetmaker, r. over 260 h. Prospect. 27 Stowe.
Anderson, Carl W., P. G., woodworker, sheet metalworker, r. 34 Wilton r. 308 Ave. Palmer.
Anderson, Carlotta,
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Anderson, Cecilia, twister, r. 16 Institute.
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Anderson, Cecilia H. J., picker, r. 308 Palmer.
Anderson, Charles, r. 234 Sprague.
Anderson, Charles, (Agnes), machinehand, h. 304 Willard.
Anderson, Charles, (Hannah)—vice pres. Bernhard Hardware Co.—h. 85
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Anderson, Charles, (Augusta), laborer, h. 120 Wescott.
Anderson, Charles, farmer, h. 580 Willard.
Anderson, Charles, (Clara), steelworker, h. under 51 Hedges Ave.
Anderson, Charles, (Christina S.), sheet metalworker, h. 339 Falconer.
Anderson, Charles, laborer, h. 41% Barker.
Anderson, Charles, metalworker, bds. 235 South Main.
Anderson, Charles, laborer, (Emma), bds. nightwatch, 117 William. h. over 607 Allen.
Anderson, Charles A., (Hilda), foreman finisher,h. 109 Wescott.
Anderson, Charles A., (Matilda S.), woodfinisher, h. under 137 Barrows.
Anderson, Charles A.—The Anderson, 11 East Second—rms. 511 West 4th.
Anderson, Charles A.
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(Minnie)—supt. Watson Mfg. Co.—h. 630 Winsor.
(Lena), laborer, h. 36 Chautauqua Ave.
(Anna)—A. C. & C. A Anderson Co.—h. 38 Lakeview
(Josephine), woodworker, h. 6 Peterson.
(Anna), laborer, h. 15 Dexter.
(Jennie), contractor and builder, h. 18 Barker.
Anderson,
Charles B. C,
(Caroline), laborer, h. 104 Barker.
Anderson, Charles E.,
foreman cabinetmaker, h. 2 Morse Ave.
Anderson, Charles E.,
(Phebe), stationary engineer, h. over 28 Fairview Ave.
Anderson, Charles E.
(Henrietta C.)—Anderson & Drake—h. 156 Forest
Charles E.,
(Anna), woodworker, h. over 105 Wescott.
Charles E.,
woodworker, r. 79% Barker.
Charles E.,
Charles E.,
Ave.
Anderson,
Anderson,
(Augusta M.), sheet metalworker, h. 419 Forest Ave.
Anderson,
(Alma E.), sheet metalworker, h. over 7 E. Newland
Anderson,
(Charlotte C.t, tailor, h. 120 Park.
Ave.
(Anna),—Anderson. Bros., 5 Race—h. 1007 N. Main.
Anderson, Charles G. (Louise)—shoes, 103 East Second and 223 North
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Anderson, Charles Charres J., (Emma W.), sheet metalworker, h. 122 Euclid Ave.
Anderson, Charles L., (Clara), cabinetmaker, h. 193 Bowen.
Anderson, Charles M.,
Anderson,
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(Hannah), sheet metalworker, h. 49 Thirteenth.
(Fredricka A.), retired, h. 44 Fairfield Ave.
(Hanna), foreman metalworker, h. 20 Orchard Ave:
tinner, h. under 228 Forest Ave.
Charles O., (Signhildl, chauffeur, h. 99 Liberty.
Charles O., (Josephine), driver, h. 639 East Sixth.
Charles O., (Anna N.), boatbuilder, h. 868 East Second.
Charles P., (Augusta), commercial traveler, h. 232 Sprague.
Anderson, Charles F.. S., (Nellie), teamster, h. 1 Hebner.
Anderson, Charles Charley, G., woodworker, r. 30 Wilton Ave.
Charlotte, widow Ellis, h. 183 Barrows.
—groceries, 221 Palmer—r. 219 do.
(Amy), metalworker, h. 237 Baker.
Anderson, C. Henry, (Hilma). painter and paperhanger, h. over 227 S. Main,
Anderson, Christine, widow Charles J„ r. 75 Bemus.
Anderson, Christine, widow Jonas, h. 235 Barrows.'
Anderson, Christine, domestic. 22 Stafford Ave.
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Anderson, Christian J., (Marie), cabinetmaker, h. 412 Hazeltine Proprietor Ave.
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Anderson, Clara, widow John, h. over 70 Benedict. 22 East Third Street
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Anderson, Clarence R., metalworker, r. 265 Prospect.
TJ Anderson, Claude M., (Hattie)—C. M. & H. Anderson—786 East 2d—h. do.
Anderson, Claus, (Hilda)—Scholin Furniture Co.—h. S3 Bowen.
Anderson, Claus A., (Anna), h. 68 Ellicott. 0)
Anderson, Claus C, (Laura), paperhanger, h. 10 Camp.
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Anderson. Clifford H., office clerk, r. 265 Prospect.
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Anderson, Clyde M., (Hilma), h. 17 Valley.
Anderson, C. M. & H.—Claude M. and Mrs. Hattie—creamery, 7S6 E. 2nd.
Anderson, Conrad, street laborer, r. 30 Wilton Ave.
Anderson, Conrad, woodworker, bds. 251 Willard.
Anderson, C. Raymond W., woodworker, r. 20 Charles. CO (^
Anderson, C. Roy, finsher, r. 114 Bush. P—
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Anderson, David, (Josephine H.), bandsawyer, h. 64 Linwood Ave.
Anderson, David E., office boy, r. 51 Sturges.
Anderson, David G., (Lillian)—clothes cleaning, pressing and repairing, 324
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Anderson, David L., (Margaret T.)—cashier Jamestown Worsted Mill—h.
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Anderson, Dewey, woodworker, r. 378% Willard.
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Anderson, Dora J. E., picker, r.
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Anderson, E. A. & Bro.—Emil A. and Edward Anderson—general merchan- ffdise,
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Anderson, Ebba, textileworker, r. 183 Newton Ave.
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Anderson, Edward, (Selma), woodtrimmer, h. 21 Weeks.
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Anderson, Edwin L., office clerk, bds. over 106 William.
Anderson, Edwin W., woodworker, r. 28 Swan.
Anderson, Effa M., bookkeeper, r. 20 Sturges.
Anderson, Ejner, draughtsman, r. 865 Lafayette.
Anderson, Elias, (Annie), retired, r. 453 Willard.
Anderson, Elizabeth, r. 21 Ninth.
Anderson, Elizabeth, r. 30 Crown.
Anderson, Eliza K., widow Jonas P., h. 171 Baker.
Anderson, Ella C, clerk, r. 304 Willard.
Anderson, Ella O.. office clerk, r. 1089 West Main.
Anderson,'
Ellen, dressmaker, r. 120 Wescott.
Anderson,
Anderson,
Ellen C, clerk, r. 304 Willard.
Elmer, (Ella), woodworker, h. Violet Ave.
Elmer, (Bessie), veneercutter, h. 384 South Main.
Elmer A., (Virginia E.), upholsterer, h. 263 Forest Ave.
Anderson, Elmer E., (E. Stella), painter, h. 30 Summit.
Anderson, Elmer L., warpdresser, r. 493 Willard.
Anderson, Elmer S., (May), painter, h. 128 Cook Ave.
Anderson, Elof, h. 81 Howard.
Anderson, Elof, bds. 34 Adams.
Anderson, Elof A., (Hilma A.), steel casemaker, h. over 182 Steele.
Anderson, Elsie, business student, r. under 205 Allen.
Anderson, Elva, Mrs., h. over 848 North Main.
Anderson, Elvira, student, r. over 408 East Sixth.
Anderson, Emil, woodworker, bds. 632 East Sixth.
Anderson,
Emil, (Selma), carpenter, h. 258 Willard.
Anderson,
Emil, metalworker, r. 110 Cheney.
Anderson, Emil, (Anna), woodworker, h. 11 Peach.
Anderson,
Emil, r. 234 Sprague.
Anderson, Emil A.—E. A. Anderson & Bro.—h. over 2 Winsor.
Anderson, Emil L., (Ida), warpdresser, r. 493% Willard.
Anderson, Emily O., domestic, 503 East Second.
Anderson,
Emma, widow Gust, r. 232 South Main.
Anderson, Emma, widow August P., h. 26 Ninth.
Emma, Mrs., textileworker, h. 144 Weeks.
Emma C, bookkeeper and stenographer, bds. 18 Genesee.
Emma G., widow Gust, h. 401 English.
Eric, (Hulda), metalworker, h. over 27 Lake.
Eric, (Hilga J.), carpenter, h. 36 Fairfield Ave.
Anderson, Eric, (Elizabeth), machinist, h. over 862 North Main.
Anderson, Eric A., laborer, bds. 171 Baker.
Anderson, Eric H., clerk, r. 120 Park.
Anderson,
Anderson, Ernest, laborer, rms. 311 Pine.
Anderson,
Anderson, Ernest, (Anna), painter, h. 157 Thayer.
Anderson, Ernest, sheet metalworker, bds. 61 Franklin.
ANDERSON, ERNEST A„ (Anna)—furniture upholstering and supplies, 228
East Second—h. 235 Baker.
Anderson, Ernest J., (Alma M.), textileworker, h. 23 Virginia Blvd.
SI Tallf Anderson, with Ernest Rant L„ (Mabel lav E.), Connecticut h. 207 Van Buren. life ins. co., Hartford, Conn.
U Anderson, IdlJY Willi Eskil W„ DClUiey (Tda), packer, W. J. h. Bentley, 28 Swan. Mgr., Office, S14 Chadakoin Bldg.
Esther, domestic, r. 120 Wescott.
Anderson; Anderson, Esther, E., C, L., M., widow business textileworker, domestic, Carl student, O., 110 37 h. Maple. Lakeview r. 1106 35 r. over Anderson.
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Anderson, Ethel, telephone operator, r. 113 Stowe.
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Anderson, Eva K., widow John, r. 362 Foote Ave.
Anderson, Evelyn, dressmaker, r. 1089 North Main.
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Anderson, F. Axel, (Selma S.)— The Mint Saloon, 120 East 2d.—h. 201 Front. - a
Anderson, Flora C, textileworker, r. over 310 Forest Ave.
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Anderson, Frances N., bookkeeper, r. 419 Foote Ave. g 5"
Anderson, Frank, sheet metalworker, bds. 41 Broadhead Ave. §• «
Anderson, Frank, (Mary), laborer, h. 110 Newland Ave. » g,
Anderson, Frank, retired, r. 120 Park. o 0
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Anderson, Frank O., (Amelia)—pres. Empire Case Goods Co.—h. 164 Allen. ! %
Anderson, Frank O., (Emily), cabinetmaker, h. 253 Crescent.
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Anderson, Frank Oscar, (Ida), metalworker, h. 127 Sampson. » I
Anderson, Frank W., (Mary), lumber inspector, h. 11 Bigelow Ave.
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Anderson, Fritz, sheet metalworker, rms. 25 Foote Ave.
S Anderson, Fritz, laborer, bds. 194 Buffalo.
Anderson, Fritz, machinist, r.5'5 Steele.
H Anderson, Garda, domestic, 37 Van Buren.
Anderson, Genevieve, r. 28 Fairview Ave.
Anderson, Genevieve E. M.—cashier, Metropolitan Life Ins. Co.—r. 601 Newland
Ave.
Anderson, Genevieve L., r. 428 Willard.
Anderson, George, mattressmaker, bds. 35 Derby.
Anderson, George, (Doretha C), draftsman, h. over 121 Crown.
Anderson, George, crater, rms. 308 West Second.
Anderson, George, toolmaker, bds. 235 South Main.
P Anderson, George H., (Sadie M.), postal clerk, h. 5 Garfield.
Anderson, George S., (Bessie), chauffeur, h. 215 East Third.
Anderson, George T., upholsterer, r. 235 Baker.
Anderson, Gilbert C, (Mabel), woodworker, h. 149 Weeks.
Y Anderson, Gladys P., bookkeeper and stenographer, r. 63 Grant.
Anderson, Gordon L., student, r. over 220 Prospect.
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Anderson, Grace N., business student, r. 221 Fulton.
Anderson, Greta C, stenographer, r. 2 Morse Ave.
Anderson, Gunhill, domestic, 507 Winsor.
Anderson, Gunnar, (Ada), printer, h. over 273 Prospect.
Anderson, Gunnar, (Ellen), metalworker, h ever 145 Park.
Anderson, Gunnard, sheet metalworker, bds. 862 Prendergast Ave.
H Anderson, Gust, (Lucile), porter, h. over 201 West Third.
Anderson, Gust, (Anna), carpenter, h. 23 Chapman.
Anderson, Gust, (Louise), crater, h. 32 Colfax.
Anderson, Gust, (Inga), cementworker, h. 14 Vega.
Anderson, Gust, (Esther)—Baekman & Anderson—h. 45 Vega.
Anderson, Gust, laborer, r. 15 Dexter.
Anderson, Gust, (Ida), woodworker, h. under 46 Sturges.
Anderson, Gust, sheet metalworker, bds. over 72 Hedges Ave.
Anderson, Gust, bartender, rms. 621 East Second.
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Anderson, Gust, laborer, bds. 251 Willard.
Anderson, Gust A., (Hildreth K.)—prop. Brooklyn Restaurant—h. over 212
Forest Ave.
Anderson, Gust A., laborer, bds. 11 Bigelow Ave.
Anderson, Gust A., (Minnie L.), woodworker, h. over 201 Falconer.
Anderson, Gust A., painter, r. 415 Newland Ave.
.Anderson, Gust A., (Marie),cabinetmaker, h. 47 Tenth.
Anderson, Gust A., driver, r. 639 East Sixth.
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Hulda, dressmaker, h. over 103 Wescott.
Hulda, dressmaker, bds. 145 Allen.
Hulda S., r. 164 Allen.
Ida F., widow Malcolm,—boarders, 35 Derby-
Imogene R., student, r. 156 Forest Ave.
Inez, domestic, 209 Lincoln.
Ivar, sheet metalworker, bds. 15 Wilson Ave.
Iver, metalworker, bds. 17 Beech.
Jacob L., (Emma S.), h. 493 Willard.
J. Anton, (E. Lillian), textileworker, h. oyer
J. Edward, (Christina), woodworker, h. over
Jennie, r. 13 Weeks.
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35 Benson.
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Jennie H., widow Gust A., textileworker, h. 338 Forest Ave.
Jennie O., textileworker. r. 17 Orchard Ave.
Jenny, domestic, 203 East Fourth.
Jessie J., h. 13 Weeks.,
Jessie T., bookkeeper, r. 64 Fairmount Ave.
J. George, laborer, r. over 260 Prospect.
J. Gust, (Esther K.)—Backman & Anderson, Inc h. 45 Vega.
J. Inor, sheet metalworker, r. over 137 Stowe.
J. John, Leon, student, r. 20 Charles.
Johanna, John widow John A., r. 31 Charles.
Johanna John, C, widow Andrew, r. 37 Sturges.
John, (Freda C), mattressmaker, h. 211 Broadhad Ave.
(Mary), lumberhandler, h. over 118 Crown.
(Hilda), teamster, h. 120 English.
(Josephine), sheet metalworker, h. 50 Franklin.
John, (Emma), carpenter, h. over 174 Thayer.
John, woodworker, r. over 22 Jeffords. Vega.
John, (Emma), slasher, h. over 641 East Sixth.
John, moulder, r. 804 Washington.
35 Hopkins Ave.
John, (Emily), woodworker, h. over
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John, (Hilga), foreman finjsher,h.
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sheet metalworker, bds. 52
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John, (Anna M.), woodworker, h.
John, (Mathilda), metalworker, h.
John, (Augusta), painter, h. 23 Twelfth.
John, teamster, bds. 283% South Main.
John, (Charlotte), retired, h. 308 Palmer.
John A., (Mary), laborer, h. 168 Barrett.
John A., (Anna J.), woodworker, h. 13 Wilton Ave.
John A., (Beda), bartender, h. 11 Victoria Ave.
John A., (Emma), foreman woodworker, h. 138 Bowen.
Anderson, 14 Arnold. John A., woolsorter, r. 35 Anderson.
Anderson, John A., (Christine), h. 32 Swan.
Anderson, Have Your John A., (Amanda House J.), Wired! laborer, h. 58 jameswn Bemus. electric co.
Anderson John A., woodworker, bds. 167 Chandler. 109 East Third St.
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Anderson, John A., (Amanda), foreman upholsterer, h. 20 Charles.
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Anderson, John Andrew, cabinetmaker, h. 203 Thayer.
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Anderson, John B., (Mabel E.), sheet metalworker, h. over 8 Stearns Ave. 5^
Anderson, John B., retired, h. 12 Arnold. 2
Anderson, John C, clerk, r. 14 Vega.
Anderson, John E., (Ida B.), stationary engineer, h. 119 Broadhead Ave. «g
Anderson, John E., (Hildur), painter, h. 92 Clyde Ave.
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Anderson, John E., (Doreathea), woodworker, h. 215 Front.
Anderson, John E., (Beda E.), bartender, h. 11 Victoria Ave.
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Anderson, John H., (Amelia C), teamster, h. 618 Palmer.
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Anderson, John L., (Helena), farmer, h. over 260 Prospect.
Anderson, John M., (Lizzie L.)—boarding and transient stable, 65 Taylor— ^^
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Anderson, John M., (Ida), machinist, h. 54 Chapin.
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Anderson, John N., (Code K.), textileworker, h. 22 Hazzard.
Anderson, John P., (Eurika), woodworker, h. over 22 Jeffords.
Anderson, John P., (Helen S.), woodworker, h. 205 Palmer.
Anderson, John Q., (Matilda), contractor and builder, h. 51 Sturges.
Anderson, John R., (Mary), metalfinisher, h. 30 Barrows.
Anderson, John R., (Evelyn), bench foreman, h. 937 Newland Ave.
Anderson, John S., (Alice), woodworker, h. 152 Thayer.
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Anderson, John S., (Emma O—^Southern Lumber Co.—h. 899 East Second. "^
Anderson, John W„ (Esther E.)—groceries, 368 Price—h. 40 Sturges. 09
Anderson, Jonas P., laborer, r. 601 Newland Ave.
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Anderson, Joseph C, sheet metalworker, r. 50 Virginia Blvd.
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Anderson, Josephine, domestic, 203 East Fourth.
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Anderson, J. Selma, domestic, 121 Lakeview Ave. 2
Anderson, Judith L., clerk, r. 58 Bemus. -*
Anderson, Julia E.,—city tuberculosis nurse, Health Dept, City Hall—r. 232 r-s
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Anderson, Juliette M., boxmaker, r. 30 Barrows. 2
Anderson, Julius, (Corinth), warpdresser, h. 462 Willard.
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Anderson, Kathryn, college student, r. 65 Taylor. 2
Anderson, Kuno, (Florence), veneermatcher, h. 4 Hedges Ave.
Anderson, Lars P., (Louise), woodworker, h. 24 Tenth.
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Anderson, Lars P., (Christine), veneerworker, h. 752 East Second. **•
Anderson, Lars S., r. 5 Garfield.
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Anderson, Lillian R., r. 164 Forest Ave.
Anderson, Linnea, widow Sexton, r. 123 Chandler.
Anderson, Linus, metalworker, bds. 322 East Third.
Anderson & Lofgren—Carl A. and H. W.—retail meats, 823 East Second.
Anderson, Lottie L.—bookkeeper and stenographer, 221 North Main—r. Falconer,
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Anderson, Lottie Sophia, r. 133 Sampson.
Anderson, Louisa, widow Andrew, r. 25 College.
Anderson, Louise, textileworker, h. 34 Buffalo.
Anderson, Louise, dressmaker, h. over 219 Spring.
Anderson, Louise, h. over 2 Winsor.
Anderson, Louise, widow Gustaf, r. 38 Peterson.
Anderson, L. P., (Margaret), bookkeeper, h. over 282 Broadhead Ave.
Anderson, Ludwig, (Carrie), galvanizer. h. 55 Steele.
Anderson, Ludwig, (Orpha), toolmaker, h. over 117 Newton Ave.
Anderson, Ludwig, (Hilfred), rubber, h. over 180 South Main.
Anderson, Lunis J., (Christine), stationary engineer, h. over 167 Thayer.
Anderson, Luther E., business student, r. 268 Broadhead Ave.
Anderson, Luther, (Hannah), laborer, h. 6 Seneca.
Anderson, Mabel, twister, h. 16 Institute.
Anderson, Mabel A., clerk, r. 20 Charles.
Anderson, Mabel A., r. 139 Chandler.
Anderson, Mabelle B., boxmaker, r. 30 Barrows.
Anderson, Mabelle L.—timekeeper Crescent Tool Co.—r. 49 Thirteenth.
Anderson, Magnus, (Sophie), metalworker, h. 37 Steele Ave.
Anderson, Magnus, (Anna R.), woodworker, h. 219 Palmer.
Anderson, Margaret, r. Willard Ext.
Anderson, Margaret C, laundress, r. 1062% East Second.
Anderson, Marguerite, student, r. 899 East Second.
Anderson, Martin, metalworker, bds.' 15 Barrows.
Anderson, Martin J., stenographer, r. 122 Hazzard.
Anderson, Martin L., woodworker, r. under 137 Barrows.
Anderson, Marvin A., veneermatcher, r. 401 English.
Anderson, Marvin H., office clerk, r. 899 East Second.
Anderson, Mary, domestic, r. 174% Barrows.
Anderson, Mary, graduate nurse, h. 849 North Main.
Anderson, Mary, r. 42 Linwood Ave.
Anderson, Mary, Mrs., h. over 20 Walnut.
Anderson, Mary G., r. 15 Dexter.
Anderson, Mary L., widow August, h. 242 McKinley Ave.
Anderson, Mary W., r. 174% Barrows.
Anderson, Matilda ., widow John A., h. 328 Foote Ave.
Anderson, Matilda, r. 203 Thayer.
Anderson, Matilda, r. 1007 North Main.
Anderson, Melker A., (Nina), teamster, h. 203 King.
Anderson, Melvin C, upholsterer, r. 35 Anderson.
Anderson, Merrill D., (Bessie M.)—Wood & Anderson h. 114 Eleventh.
Anderson, Mildred, domestic, r. 346 Willard.
Anderson, Milton—asst. supt. Bailey Table Co.—rms. 349 East Second.
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Anderson, Myrtle A., r. 42 Park.
Anderson, N. Alfred, (Selma),—The Anderson—h. 63 Grant.
Anderson, Nathan J., (Catherine W.)—purchasing agent Empire Case Goods
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Anderson, Nels, gardener, h. 256 Willard.
Anderson, Nels, nightwatch, bds. over 718 Newland Ave.
Anderson, Nels O., (Alma L.), sheet metalworker, r. over 300 Willard. c/a
Anderson, Nettie, cook, 165 Forest Ave.
Anderson, Never C, dressmaker, r. 22 Ellicott.
Anderson, Nicholas A„ carpenter, h. 7 East Newland Ave.
Anderson, Nils, (Johanna), woodworker, h. 23 Twelfth.
Anderson, Noah, (Amanda), packer, h. 1089 North Main.
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Anderson, Nonna, student, r. 108 Falconer.
Anderson, Olga, textileworker, r. 37 Steele Ave.
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Anderson, Olga, textileworker, bds. 16 Orchard.
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Anderson, Olga, clothmender, r. 55 Steele.
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Anderson, Ollie, (Ellen), sheet metalworker, h. 31 Linwood Ave.
Anderson, Olof, (Ingrid), woodworker, h. 702 Foote Ave.
Anderson, Oscar, metalworker, r. 200 Baker.
Anderson, Oscar, woodworker, r. 110 Cheney.
Anderson, Oscar, chauffeur, r. 203 Crescent.
Anderson, Oscar, (Mary), metalworker, h. 22 Jeffords.
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Anderson, Oscar, (Amanda), sheet metalworker, h. over 368 Price.
Anderson, Oscar, (Minnie L.), machinehand, h. 279 South Main.
Anderson, Oscar A., (Helga), woodworker, h. 851 Prendergast Ave.
Anderson, Oscar A., bank clerk, r. 20 Union Ave.
Anderson, Oscar A., (Clara E.), woodworker, h. 268 Broadhead Ave. 2
Anderson, Oscar C, sheet metalworker, r. 86 Howard.
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Anderson, Oscar C, bds. 174 Thayer.
Anderson, Oscar E., (Antonia),—pres. and gen. mgr. Monarch Furniture
Co.—h. 310 Foote Ave.
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Anderson, Oscar G., metalpolisher, bds. 10 Morse Ave.
Anderson, Oscar G., (Ingeborg), h. 8 Terrace Place.
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Anderson, Oscar J., bricklayer, bds. 22 Eagle.
Anderson, Oscar T., (Amanda S.), sheet metalworker, h. 20 Sturges.
Anderson, Oscar W., (Ebba V.), carpenter, h. 372 Price.
Anderson, Otto, toolmaker, r. 200 Baker.
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Anderson, Otto, (Clara), woodturner, h.'39 Myrtle.
Anderson, Otto, (Anna), metalworker, h. under 172 Thayer.
Anderson, Oudie, weaver, r. 45 Baker.
Anderson, Paul, metalworker, r. 183 Newton Ave.
Anderson, Paul, machinist, bds. 116% Price.
Anderson, Paul, (Petra), woodworker, h. 825 Newland Ave.
Anderson, Paul A., (Dorothy), laborer, h. 116 Price.
Anderson, Paul D., bandsawyer, r. 247 Forest Ave.
Anderson, Paul N., college student, r. 164 Allen.
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Anderson, Peter J., (Tilda), retired, h. 136 Prospect.
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Anderson, Ralph F., pharmacist, 300 Main.
Anderson, Ranghild, Raymond R., plumber, W., E., C, L., student, finisher, woodworker, (Jessie), student, r. r. 108 11 r. conductor, Blanchard.
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Anderson, Reinhuld, clerk, r. over 641 East Sixth.
Anderson, Reno L., r. 2 Morse Ave.
Anderson, R. Esther, student, r. over 851 Prendergast Ave.
Anderson, Reynold F., textileworker, r. 163 Cole Ave.
Anderson, Richard, teamster, r. 203 Crescent.
Anderson, Richard E., (Clara)—Danielson & Anderson—h. 318 Newland Ave.
Anderson, Richard H., (Mar^), woodfinisher, h. 265 Prospect.
Anderson, Robert, (Edith), laborer, h. 1078 North Main.
Anderson, Robert L., fireman and engineer, r. 126 Winsor.
Anderson, Rosolind, student, r. 38 Prather Ave.
Anderson, Roy W., clerk, r. 38 Prather Ave.
Anderson, Ruby B., office clerk, r. 118 Palmer.
Anderson, Rudolph, barber, r. 112% Chandler.
Anderson, Rudolph, woodworker, h. 129 King.
Anderson, Rudolph O., sheet metalworker, r. 219 Palmer.
P Anderson, Ruth, textileworker, r. 37 Steele.
Anderson, Ruth A., student, r. 419 Foote Ave.
A Anderson, Ruth C, business student, r. 119 Wescott.
Anderson, Ruth C, weaver, r. 13 Wilton Ave.
Y Anderson, Ruth E., textileworker, r. 268 Broadhead Ave.
Anderson, Ruth L., dressmaker, r. 1089 North Main.
S Anderson, Ruth M., r. 136 Prospect.
Anderson, Ruth M., r. 14 Vega.
Anderson, R. Virginia, student, r. 164 Allen.
Anderson, Sagrid C, weaver, r. over 554% East Second.
ANDERSON & SANDBURG—Axel E. and Charles A.—retail shoes. 108
North Main.
T Anderson, Sarah E. V., piano teacher, r. 126 Winsor.
Anderson, Sebert E., clerk, r. 301 Winsor.
H Anderson, Segfried, sheet metalworker, bds. 99 Tower.
Anderson, Selma—Stockholm Lunch Room, 114 W. Second—r. 14 Union Ave.
Anderson, Selma G., textileworker, r. 127 Sampson.
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Anderson, Selma, domestic, 112 Church.
Anderson, Selma, twister, rms. under 94 Steele.
Anderson, Seth, (Ida), woodworker, h. 216 Barrows.
Anderson, Sherleigh T., college student, r. 156 Forest Ave.
Anderson, Signa I., dressmaker, r. 868 East Second.
Anderson, Signe D., textileworker, r. 338 Forest Ave.
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Anderson, Sophia, widow William, r. 5 Seymour Ave.
O Anderson, Swan, (Hazel), finisher,h. 33 Linwood Ave.
Anderson, Swan, (Louise), sheet metalworker, h. 211 Curtis.
S Anderson, Swan A., (Hazel E.), finisher,h. 33 Linwood Ave.
Anderson, Swan E., (Ida O—jewelry, 10 East Second—h. 138 Prospect.
S Anderson, Swan G., (Minnie), tailor, h. 32 Institute.
Anderson, Swante, laborer, rms. 13 Warner Block.
E ANDERSON (THE)—C. A. & N. A. Anderson—saloon. 11 East Second.
Anderson, Thure A., (Vera), weaver, h. over 296 Willard.
Anderson, Vernie F. C, (Minnie E.),—supt. Jamestown Panel Co h. 395
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Anderson. Victor, machinist, bds. 489 Winsor.
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Anderson, Viola M., warpbeamer, r. 493 Willard.
Anderson, Walter, (Matilda), woodworker, r. over 439 Winsor.
Anderson, Walter L., sheet metalworker, h. 618 Palmer.
Anderson, Warner, (Selma), woodworker, h. over 237 McKinley Ave.
Anderson, Wendla, laundress, r. over 13 Partridge.
Anderson, Will E., sheet metalworker, r. over 310 Forest Ave.
Anderson, Will, r. 5 Mt. Vernon Place.
Anderson, William, clerk, rms. 33 Fenton Place.
Anderson, William, (Anna), machinist, h. 108 Falconer.
Anderson, William, (Amanda) carpenter, h. 21 Flagg Ave.
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Anderson, William F., (Hannah), carpenter, h. over 42 Barrows. j£ §.
Anderson, William G., (Edith), painter, h. 25 West Fifteenth. -o »
Anderson, William H., (Anna), sheet metalworker, h. 196 Baker.
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Anderson, William J., (Anna), steelworker. h. 36 Twelfth. S a,
Anderson, Wilton H., student, r. 221 Fulton.
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Anderson, Zakeiss, woodworker, bds. 13 English. o^ J*
Andrea, Mugano, metalworker, bds. 39 Harrison.
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Andrean, Carl G., (Lillian), lumberhandler, h. 73 Sturges. » 3
Andreen, Axel E., (Hilma), metal casemaker, h. 26 Orchard Ave. o "§
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Andrews, Alvin S., (Esther), carpenter, h. 61 Myrtle. § %
Andrews, August, (Anna), tailor, h. over 145 % Allen.
Andrews, Earl R., (Frances M.), commercial traveler, h. 408 Washington. S,o ^ w
Andrews, Ave., h. Eris, do. (Maude), cattledealer, h. 411 Lafayette.
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Apgar, Louis S., (Elizabeth)—pres. and mgr. Jamestown Garage Co.—h. 324
Foote Ave.
Appleby, Alton H., (Lillian),—mgr. rural lines Home Helephone Co.—h.
Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Appleby, Frank H., (Carrie A.), lumber salesman, h. 214 Price.
Appleby, George W., (Mary J.)—Appleby Lumber Co.—h. Watts Flats, N. Y.
Appleby Lumber Co.—George W. Appleby, prop.—jobbers, 303-304 Fenton
Bldg., yards Allen Extension.
Applequist, C. Hugo, woodworker, r. 25 Summit.
Applequist, Frank G., (Teckla E.), baker, h. 25 Summit.
Appelquist, Henry,—job printing, 232 Sprague—h. over do.
Applequist, Ruth, domestic, 603 Lakeview Ave.
Appleton, Paul A., (Lulu), commercial traveler, h. 403 Fairmount Ave.
Appleyard, Albert E., (Elizabeth)—cashier Farmers & Mechanics Bank—
29 Foote Ave.
Appleyard, Edward, (Louisa S.)—supt. Broadhead Worsted Mills—h. 31
Foote Ave.
Appleyard, Ethel L., r. 31 Foote Ave.
Appleyard, Francis J., (Bessie),—supt. Broadhead Worsted Mills—h. 323
Price.
Applepard, Joseph, h. 39 Center.
Appleyard, Willie, (Mary), patternmaker, h. over 90 Barrett.
Apthorp, Fred B., (Jennie M.),—wholesale meats, 242 South Main—h. do.
Aramal, John, r. over 21 Water.
Aramal, Sam, r. over 21 Water.
Aramal, Tony, (Mary), laborer, h. over 21 Water.
Arcade Building—J. W. Doubleday and Patterson Est., props.—24-32 N. Main.
Archer, N. G., Mrs., r. 61 Liberty.
Ardini, Joe, laborer, bds. 222 Steele.
Arend, Clarence P., telephone lineman, r. 53 Stewart Ave.
Arend, Harry R., office clerk, r. 53 Stewart Ave.
Arend, Josephine, widow Nicholas, h. 46 Tenth.
Arend, Martin N., (Grace), R. R. conductor, h. 53 Stewart Ave.
Argerera, Antonia, textileworker, r. over 422 Allen.
Argerera, Sam, (Antonia), laborer, h. over 422 Allen.
Arird, Erma Belle, stenographer, r. 504 East Fifth.
Arird, James D., woodworker, h. 504 East Fifth.
Armeli, Siro, laborer, bds. 15 Axtel.
Armeli, Rosa, (Sebastiana), machinehand, r. 205 East First.
Armeli, Tom, laborer, bds. over 43 Harrison.
Armen, Ener, finisher,bds. 559 East Second.
Armilli, Tony, (Mary),—groceries, 136 Harrison—h. over do.
Armitage, Bertha S., widow Charles, h. 805 West Fifth.
Armitage, Fred E., (Anna B.)—diamonds, jewelry repair, 306 Pine—h. 12
Hamilton.
Armitage, Hazel, domestic, W. C. A. Hospital.
Armstrong, George T., (Elizabeth)—attorney, 600-603 Fenton Bldg—h. 387
Fairmount Ave.
Armstrong, Grace P., teacher, r. 36 Allen.
Armstrong, Jefferson F., student, r. 1112 North Main.
Armstrong, Nettie J., teacher, r. 36 Allen.
JAMESTOWN Armstrong, Arnold, Blanche Bertha, C. A. William Ruth 120 & HARDWARE palmist, G. WEST L., H., E Mrs. D., — widow THIRD Clarence window rms. r. CO., over Thomas, STREET 214 cleaner, A. 207 Clinton. inc. and East h. G. 36 h. Washing Second. E.—retail over Allen. 12 North groceries, Machines Main. 581
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Arnold, Charles J., (Myra O.),—carriage repository, 212 Washington—h. 223 t^
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Arnold, Charles M., chauffeur, r. 81 Cole Ave. **
Arnold, Clarence, (Grace E.)—C. A. and G. E. Arnold—h. 81 Cole Ave. C£
Arnold, Fay, chauffeur, bds. 139 Broadhead Ave.
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Arnold, Frank, (Jennie), machinehand, h. over 1111 East Second. C3 .
Arnold, George, (Orline), police, h. 11 Van Buren.
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Arnold, George F.—C. A. and G. E. Arnold, and painter—r. 81 Cole Ave. nj
Arnold, Harry A., (Bernice), collector, h. 1115 East Second.
Arnold, Henry G., (Jennie L.), postman, h. 412 West Third. •** .
Arnold, Leon C, clerk, r. 223 West Third. 27
Arnold, Louie, electrician, r. over 1115 East Second. 2
Arnold, Pearl, r. 38 Flagg Ave. "5
Arnold, Sarah A., clerk, r. 210 East Fourth.
Arnson, Benjamin L., (Annie),—Arnson & Paquin, Inc.—h. 81 Barrett. *^
Arnson, Harriett, jewelry clerk, r. 81 Barrett.
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Arnson, Samuel, student, r. 81 Barrett. ""*
Arnson, William, lumberhandler, bds. 202 Hopkins Ave. i—
Arter, Percy, (Edna), stationary engineer, rms. 12 East Fourth. 09
Arter, William O., cementworker, h. 1132 North Main.
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Arthur, John A., (Mollie), commercial traveler, h. 307 Newland Ave. S3
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B. C. Couchman, gen. sales mgr.; Algot J. E. Larson, supt. Plant 2—mfrs. S3
steel office furniture, bronze and steel interior equipment, 95-105 Jones »»*
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Ash, William, carpenter, rms. over 215 Washington.
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Ashwell, Edwin J., (Kate)—processing cotton yarns, 113 Foote and insur- S
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Askerberg, Eric L., toolmaker, r. 138 Virginia Blvd. *
Askerberg, Lillian O., telephone operator, r. 138 Virginia Blvd.
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Aspden, Joseph, (Jennie), stationary fireman, h. 95% Fairmount Ave. g 5"
Asper, Bernice Fern, clerk, r. 709 Jefferson. «-, §
Asper, Eliza J., widow Lewis B., r. 108 Eleventh.
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Asper, Floyd G., deckhand, r. 709 Jefferson.
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Asper, George F., (Blanche), R. R. brakeman, h. 709 Jefferson.
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Astrom, Axel T., (Ellen C), sheet metalworker, h. 35 Elliott.
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Atkins, Willis, (Sadie), farmer, h. 415 West Fourth.
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Ralph W. Taylor, sec-treas.—mfrs. bedroom furniture, Allen Extension. N __,
Atwater, Clarence M., (Josephine L.), mechanic, h. under 10 Hall Ave. 9 C
Atwood, Daniel H., (Alice) motorman, h. 918 Washington.
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Baldwin, - Augustino, Auria, Atwood, Audette, Auerstia, Joe, Hazel Leo Marian Charles Tony, Angelo, (Maria), V., T., HaiTd laborer, metal L., assembler, spinner, laborer, r. (Caroline pressman, 17 bds. a^:"LTmtin*s' Lakeview bds. h. over r. A.),—Jones over 918 15 r. 106 Axtel. 918 Washington.
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Auria, Mickele, (Racia), woodworker, h. over 29 Water.
Auria, Sam, (Angelina), woodworker, h. 9 Water.
Austin, Alice, widow Merritt, r. 604 Lafayette.
Austin, Hugh, student, bds. 205 West Seventh.
Austin, Edward C, (Clara M.), shipping clerk.h. 205 Barrett.
Austin, Eva, Mrs., r. 309 Palmer.
Austin, John A., (Grace),—Austin & Skellie—h. over 427 Lincoln.
Austin, Mark H., (Lottie), lineman, h. 33% Eleventh.
Austin & Skellie—John A. Austin and Monroe Skellie—retail groceries, 853
North Main.
Automatic Registering Machine Co.—William J. Lausterer, mgr.—mfrs.
voting machines, etc., 153-163 Jones & Gifford Ave.
Avalea, Nick, laborer, bds. 113 Sprague.
Avana, Charles, (Gensing), h. over 110 Harrison.
Avery, Bradley C, clerk Humphrey House, r. do.
Avery, Irving D., (Stella)—Mgr. Pearl City Paint & Glass Co.—h. 58
Allen.
Axelson, Carl, woodworker, bds. 3 Beechview Ave.
Axelson, Carl, rms. Y. M. C. A.
Axelson, Selma, seamstress, h. over 231 Prospect.
Ayers, James H., (Grace L.), janitor Federal Bldg, h. 464 Buffalo.
Ayers, Ullman S., (A. Pearl), city fireman,h. 1146 North Main.
Aylesworth, Flora S., widow Frank,—Hill & Aylesworth—h. 15 W. Eighth.
Aylesworth, Ina, stenographer, r. 15 West B Eighth.
Ayr, David, (Jeannie),—supt. Gurney Ball Bearing Co.,—h. 30 Newton Ave.
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Babcock, Albert A., (Mary J.,) laborer, h. under 545 Allen.
Babcock, David C, laborer, h. 90 Liberty.
Babcock, George L., (Freda), barber, h. 508 West Eighth.
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Babcock, George M.,—ticket agent Jamestown St. Ry.—rms..517 Lafayette.
Babcock, Glenn W., (Mabel), conductor, h. 114 Broadhead Ave.
0 Babcock, Jerome B., (Maria), police, h. 78 Hazzard.
Babcock, Lloyd L., (Ethel C), R. F. D. mailcarrier, h. Wellman Ave.
S Babcock, Willis E., (Melissa F.), retired, h. 316 Forest Ave.
Backensten, Nicolai, (Gyda), carpenter, h. 10 Juliet.
S BACKMAN & ANDERSON, INC.—Carl A. Backman and J. Gust Andersonretail
clothing and furnishings, 117 North Main.
E Backman, Anna, widow Charles, h. 177 Steele.
Backman, Carl, druggist, rms. 16 East Fourth.
Backman, Carl A.—Backman & Anderson, Inc.—rms. 17 East Sixth.
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PAINTS AND VARNISHES OF PROVED MERIT
Backlund, Esther, domestic, 212 Lakeview Ave. ' £3
Backlund, Jonas W., (Alice), stationary fireman and engineer, h. 63 Center, gpj
Backlund, Lester, mechanic, r. 63 Center.
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Backlund, Lillian C, domestic, r. 63 Center.
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Backus, Charles D., (Amelia J.), h. 113 Price. 3
Backus, Charles E„ (Edith W.)— Cole & Backus—h. over 199 Lafayette. ^^
Backus, Gertrude M., teacher, r. 113 Price. j»
Badgley, Gerald B., (Oliva E.), conductor, h. 622 Spring. \£
Badhorn. Martin L., (Minnie)—purchasing agent Automatic Registering *p
Machine Co.—h. 19 Price. «q
Baggiano, Tony, (Mary), laborer, h. over 24 Waterman.
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Bagley, Horace, (Tillie), painter and paper hanger, h. over 602 Winsor.
Bagley, John L., (Mabel C), metalworker, h. 60 Broadhead Ave.
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Baglia, Joseph, (Mary), h. 113 Cross.
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Baglia, Josephine, r. 113 Cross.
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Bahr, Amelia, r. over 1136 Prendergast Ave.
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Bahr, Eliza, widow William, practical nurse, h. over 1136 Prendergast Ave.
Bahr, Ida, teacher, r. over 1136 Prendergast Ave.
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Bailey, B. Milton, (May A.),—vice president Bailey Table Co.—h. 155 Forest ^
Ave. .
BAILEY. CLAYTON E., (Elizabeth H.)—capitalist, 400 Wellman Bldg —
h. 153 South Main.
Bailey, Edward P., (Nancy M.), h. 339 Crossman.
Bailey, Fannie L., widow Milton, r. 155 Forest Ave. .
Bailey, Florence M., student, r. 117 English.
Bailey, Frances, teacher, r. 155 Forest Ave.
Bailey, Gaylord J., student, r. 40 Taylor.
Bailey, George, carpenter, bds. 38% Foote Ave.
Bailey, George H., (Ellen), teamster, h. 180 Fairmount Ave.
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Bailey, Helen M., r. 155 Forest Ave.
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Bailey, James A., (Rose), teamster, h. 40 Taylor.
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Bailey, J. Percy, civil engineer, r. 117 English. "*
Bailey, Martha M., dressmaker, r. 110 Newland Ave.
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Bailey, Milton, student, r. 155 Forest Ave. *^
Bailey, Norman W., (Virfda S.). bookkeeper, h. over 76 Sturges.
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Bailey, R. Clyde, carpenter, bds. 30 Cook Ave. £0
Bailey, Robert G., clerk Erie freight depot, bds. 30 Cook Ave. >—
Bailey, Roger, student, r. 155 Forest Ave.
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Bailey, Rose M., r. 40 Taylor. g»
Bailey, Ruth S., stenographer, r. 409 East Fourth. 53
Bailey, Samuel J., (Alice L.h retired, h. 231 Crescent.
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pres.; T. K. Creal (Warren, Pa.), sec; F. M. Knapp' (Warren, Pa.), M
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Bailey, Thomas H., (Eleanor L.)—home baking, under 627 Prendergast Ave. {2
—h. 117 English.
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Bailey, William S., (Sagrid)—sec. The Nurse Pub. Co. and Chautauqua J^
School of Nursing—h. 81 South Main. M*
Bailey, William S., Jr., student, r. 81 South Main.
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Baird, Matilda, widow Nels L., h. 220 Thayer. «3
Bairstow, Martha, widow Timothy, h. 67 Center.
Baldwin, Bairstow, Baker, Block, Alta, Charles Clayton Bloomfield, Mary textileworker. 29-31 weuEmrid,ng H., W., A., North (Grace), (Anna), widow (Ella Main. J.)—real John, r. laborer, r. under 33 Eleventh. estate, 440 Diamond 205 over Allen. 149 224 Hallock—h. Sprague. Expert do. g
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Baker, Clyde M., (Clara), cabinetmaker, h. 161 Thayer.
Baker, Dorothea, student, r. 503 East Second.
Baker, Edith, Mrs., domestic, h. 94 Steele.
Baker, Edward, (Jennie), woodworker, h. 625 Prendergast Ave.
Baker, Ella J., Mrs.,—groceries, 151 Hallock—h. 149 do.
Baker, Frank, woodworker, bds. 22 Phillips.
Baker, Irene, textileworker, h. over 347 Allen.
Baker, John, artist, bds. 214 Clinton.
Baker, Kenneth, mechanic, r. 103 Broadhead Ave.
Baker, Lester, metalworker, r. 108 Cheney.
Baker, Lewis H., (Ada H.), aristoworker, h. 103 Broadhead Ave.
Baker, Lottie, housekeeper, 6 Broadhead Ave., h. do.
Baker, Martha, textileworker, h. 108 Cheney.
Baker, Mary W., widow Richard H., r. 503 East Second.
Baker, O. H., (Katherine), stationary fireman, h. over 207 East Second.
Baker, Orrin H., dentist, rms. 22 Allen Block.
Baker, Robert H., office clerk, r. 103 Broadhead Ave.
,Baker, Scott, (Bernice),—sec.-treas. Star Furniture Co.—h. 34 Price.
Baker, Stephen A., Jr., farmer, h. 133 Hallock.
Baker, S. Winsor, (Grace E.),—treas. and mgr. Gurney Ball Bearing Co.—h.
503 East Second.
Balcolm, Fred H., (Cornelia)—dist. mgr. John Hancock Mutual Life Ins. Co.
h. over 312 Van Buren.
Baldensperger, L. Matthew, (Elizabeth F.),—trucking and transfer, 205
Cherry—h. 307 Spring.
Baldwin, Burt D., (Gertrude A.), draftsman, h. 143 Euclid Ave.
Baldwin, Charles Ernest, (Dora L.),—Baldwin's Jewelry Shop—h. 218 W. 8th.
Baldwin, Faith E., clerk Chautauqua School of Nursing, r. Bemus Point, N. Y.
BALDWIN'S JEWELRY SHOP—C. E. Baldwin, prop.—mfrs. jewelry, dealers
in watches, jewelry and diamonds, 324-327 Wellman Bldg.
Baldwin, S. Arthur, (Lizzie T.)—patent attorney, 500-502 Fenton Bldg.—h.
608 Prendergast Ave.
Ball, Agnes M., r. 1148 North Main.
Ball, Delia C, student, r. 1148 North Main.
Ball, Francis, (Allene), baker, h. 70 Sturges.
Ball, Frank G„ (Margaret), stationary engineer, h. 1148 North Main.
Ball, Gertrude, waitress, rms. 204 Lafayette.
Ball, Louis A., student, r. 1148 North Main.
Ball, Ruth, musician, bds. 105 Cross.
Ball, Wallace C, springsetter, r. 1148 North Main.
Balli, Biarggo, (Prospera), laborer, h. 14 Scott.
Balli, Josephine, textileworker, r. 14 Scott.
Ballitto, Sam, laborer, bds. over 333 Allen.
Ballou, Miles, bookkeeper, r. over 44 Twelfth.
Baney, Louis, (Mary), section hand, h. 790 East Second.
Baney, Margaret, machinehand, r. 792 East Second.
Banfiglio, Rosario, (Rosari), laborer, h. 68 Tower.
BANK OF JAMESTOWN—Brewer D. Phillips,pres.; W. R. Botsford, cashier;
Lucian J. Warren, asst. cashier—216 North Main.
Bankson, John, gardener, h. 547 East Second.
Banush, Hassen, dyer, r. 116% Harrison.
Most BLACK Barawan, Barbar, Barber, Popular Grace Nicholas, Peter, John, Nicholo, Pattsie, Place laborer, M., (Julia), BEAR (Mary), r. laborer, widow 425 in r. loomfixer, the Allen. 303 Henry, h. bds. City. 303 CAFE, 479 Crescent. r. h. Ladies 97 65 Center. Lister. HENRY Dining Room A. BAUER, on 2nd Floor. Proprietor 22 E. 3

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Barber, Richard, gardener, r. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
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Barber, Sam, (Ida C), macaroni maker, h. 425 Allen.
Barber, Sperio, waiter, bds. 6 William.
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Barclay, Nettie, cook, rms. 211 Prendergast Ave.
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Bard, Jayson A., (Altha M.),—chiropractor, 331 East Third—h. do.
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Bard, Oscar, (Edith)—Gustafson & Bard and Johnson & Bard—h. over 220 ^^
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Bardo, Barfetto, Andrew, Antonio, laborer, (Carmelo), r. 286 laborer, Harrison. h. over 412 Allen.
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Bardo, Bargar, Charles, Crawford (Nellie), N.—mgr. laborer, S. M. h. Flickinger 286 Harrison. Co.—r. 615 Prendergast Ave. f*.
Bargar, Elias C, (Eleanor C), retired, h. 615 Prendergast Ave.
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Bargar, Lewis T., (Elizabeth)—receiving clerk S. M. Flickinger Co.—h. 228 jTl
Baker. **
Bargar, Mary A., teacher, r. 615 Prendergast Ave.
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Barger, John R., (Inez), motorman, h. 7 Fletcher Ave. *J
Barger, Willard H., woodworker, r. over 33 Forest Ave.
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Barhight, Louie, (Anna), machinehand, h. 11% Bowen.
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Barhite, Henry P., (Ruth), carpenter, h. over 704 East Second.
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Barker, Arietta R., r. under 411 West Third.
Barker, Blanche, Mrs.,—A la Mode Millinery—h. 7 Lincoln.
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Barker, Constantine T., (Ina B.)—machinery exchange, 825-829 Monroe—h. ^J
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Barker, Edsall C, student, r. under 411 West Third.
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Barker, Ernest P., (Agnes), detailer, h. 74 Lakin Ave.
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Barker, Harry W., (Edna), R. R. conductor, h. 181 Fairmount Ave.
Barker, James Burdette, (Blanche), woodworker, h. 7 Lincoln.
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Barker, Wilfred C, (Annie), express deliveryman, h. 802 Lafayette. —*.
Barkman, August, (Jennie), metalworker, h. 48 Thayer.
Barkman, Ethel, textileworker, r. 40 Thayer. rrsr
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Barkman, Jennie, r. 40 Thayer.
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Barkman, John, (Lena), woodworker, h. 40 Thayer.
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Barkman, Nellie, stenographer, r. 40 Thayer.
Barkman, Vernon, clerk, r. 40 Thayer.
Barkstrom, F. Gustaf, (Alice), woodworker, h. 120 Benedict.
Barlow, J. Harry, R. F. D. mail carrier, h. 14 Charlotte Ave.
Barlow, Lynn, laborer, r. 14 Charlotte Ave. *S
Barmore, Clara, widow John, practical nurse, h. over 309 Winsor. ©
Barnes, Frank N., (Grace A.), deliveryman, h. 1012 Washington.
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Barnes, George W., painter, r. 906 Jefferson.
Barnes, George W., r. 809 Lafayette.
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Barnes, Grace, business student, r. over 215 North Main.
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Barnes, Lewis W., (Theresa), foreman boilermaker, h. 906 Jefferson. «j
Barnes, Merit E., (Elizabeth), janitor Farmers & Mechanics Bank Bldg., £Z,
h. over 215 North Main. £J
Barnes, Warren J., clerk, r. 906 Jefferson.
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Barnes, Walter, painter, h. 809 Lafayette. *^
Barnett, Martha, widow Alden, h. over 35 Eleventh.
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Barney, Harry H., (Alma), veneerworker, h. 182 Steele. 00
Baroni, Charles, textileworker, r. 10 Webster.
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Baroni, Frank, (Mary), woodworker, h. 10 Webster.
Baroni, Josephine, textileworker, r. 10 Webster.
Honest Barono, Barraclough, Barrett, Building, Mike, Ernest, Evan Work Parker, W., toolsharpener, (Annie), 201-211 (Kittie), % (Mary Win Cherry. textileworker, electrician, E.), in bds. freight Baldwin, 16% Harrison. h. h. checker, 512 14 West Ivy. wJ^EnLBE£. h. 254 Third. . Harrison. ©
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D Barrett, Harry I., (Katherine), commercial traveler, h. over 521 West Third.
Barrett, Jesse, stationary engineer, h. 119 Wilson Ave.
Barrett, John S., student, r. 1200 East Second.
Barrett, Marietta, student, r. 1200 East Second.
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Barrett, Michael (Elizabeth)—real estate, 74 Allen Block—h. 112 Van Buren.
Barrett, Patrick E., (Bertha I.)—prop. Park Hotel, 1200 East Second—h. do.
Barrett, Patrick E., Jr., student, r. 1200 East Second.
Barrett Richard L., student, r. 112 Van Buren.
Barrett, Walter O., student, r. 14 Ivy.
W Barron, Roderick H., (Mae), hostler, h. Ill Tenth.
Barrows, Bertha, dressmaker, h. 623 Palmer.
Barrows, Fern L., stenographer, r. 623 Palmer.
Barrows, Grace A., r. 132 Allen.
Barrows, Halbert A., (Mary J.), retired, h. 132 Allen.
Barrows, Levi B., reporter Morning Post, r. 132 Allen.
Barrows, Mahlon, (Alice S.), driver, h. 35 Twelfth.
Barrows Ransom J.,—commissioner of navigation, 432 Wellman Bldg.—r.
235 Fulton.
Barrows, R. Jay,—sec.-treas. Philo Burt Mfg. Co.—r. 629 Winsor.
Barry, Clifford J., bookkeeper, bds. 5 Fairmount Ave.
Barry, Henry, mechanic, h. over 2003 Washington.
Barry, Mary E., widow Michael, h. over 10 Weeks.
Barry, Viola, widow Heath A., h. over 92 Falconer.
Barstow, Clare C, bellboy, r. 15 Flagg Ave.
Barstow, Ethel R., textileworker, r. 15 Flagg Ave.
Barstow, Everett E., (Elda), teamster, h. 332 Tenth.
Barstow, Florence, Mrs., waitress 119-123 Fairmount Ave.
Barstow Harley R., veneerworker, r. 15 Flagg Ave.
Barstow, Harvey G., (Ruby), stationary engineer, h. 15 Flagg Ave.
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Barth, Charles F., student, r. 203 Lafayette.
Barth, Emma, widow Bartholdi, h. 1 Woodworth Ave.
Barth, Gertrude M., widow Frederick L., bookkeeper, rms. 318 Prend. Ave.
Barth, Leonard F., (Maude), drapery clerk and musician, h. 203 Lafayette.
Barth, R. Curtis, vocal instructor, h. 20 Foote Ave.
Barthelo, Angelo, (Marie), laborer, h. over 80 Water.
Barthelo, Christe, textileworker, r. over 80 Water.
Barthelo Sam, laborer, r. over 80 Water.
Bartlett, Byron, h. 14 West Fifteenth.
Bartlett, Elmer, (Julia), motorman, h. over 108 Fairview Ave.
O Barto, Carmelo, (Congeto), h. 9 Cheney.
Barton, Leroy H., laborer, bds. 1414 East Second.
Barton, Merl, (Blanche), bookkeeper, h. 11 East Fifteenth.
Barton, Vina, cook, h. 33 Fenton Bldg.
Bascililo, Trusso, (Depaola), laborer, h. over 333 Allen.
Basele, Frank,—barber, 43 Harrison—bds. 46 Water.
Basile, Anthony, (Sarah), woodworker, h. over 18 Waterman.
Basile, Tony, laborer, bds. 36% Harrison.
Bass, Tony, laborer, r. over 42 Allen.
Bassett, Eugene F. (Violettie B.)—jewelry, 302 North Main—h. 24 Crossman.
_ Bassett, George H., r. over 107 East Third.
C* STollr ^ S Bastrionich, Bassett, Bastiono, 131ft with Rant Willi Louise, Ora, Norma, Henry Jeffro, lav John, teamster, A., Mrs., student, Connecticut (Angela), Dcllllcy (Annie), toolmaker, caterer, bds. laborer, 283% 616 life h. W. 616 over East South J.Bentley,Mgr., ins. h. East 107 over Sixth. co., Main. Sixth. East 336 63 Hartford,Cona
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Batchelder, E W.—general agent Erie R. R. 102 N. Main—r. Hotel Samuels.
Batchelder, Merritt, (Mildred), designer, h. 15 East Eighth.
Batcheller, Eva, r. over 319 Jefferson.
Batcheller, Levant B., (Alice)—Winnberg & Batcheller—h. 416 Jefferson.
Bateman, Lewis E., (Carrie), steamfitter, h. 123 Thayer.
Bates, Anna, widow Charles,—roomers, 29 Harrison—h. do.
Bates, Charles F., machinist, r. 822 North Main.
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Bates, Clarence, (Sarah), conductor, h. 8 Geneva.
Bates, Floyd R.—vacuum cleaning, 822 North Main—h. do. £ >
Bates, George F.—mgr. R. G. Dun &. Co.—rms. The Osmer.
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Bates, George H., (Lillian M.), car dispatcher, h. 9 Mason.
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Bates, Guy D., (Anna), h. 211 West Fifth.
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Bates, Guy L., (Margaret), motorman, h. over 39 Fletcher Ave. o »
Bates, Herbert A., (Lucia), postman, h. 13 Wilson Ave. IS a.
Bates, Mabel R., clerk, r. 822 North Main.
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Bates, Margaret J., widow Robert, h. 822 North Main. o **
Bates, Nellie, widow George, r. 8 Geneva.
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BATES, ROYAL M., (Alace S.)—attorney, 600-603 Fenton Bldg.—h. 657 7 3
Lakeview Ave. o "g
Battaglia, Anthony, (Libbie), laborer, h. over 35 Barrows. | 3
Battaglia, Jack, (Katherine), laborer, h. 12 Waterman.
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Battele, Mica, (Selbatre), textileworker, h. over 117 Cross.
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Battle, Guy T., (Nina) Jamestown Fruit Co.—h. 143 Baker. g e 2.
Bauer, Catherine, nursemaid, 92 Fairmount Ave.
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Bauer, Edward W., (Margaret), foreman sheet metalworker, h. 8 Price.
Bauer, Elizabeth, r. 92 Fairmount Ave.
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Beal, S. Clarence, (Carrie), foreman metalworker, h. 184 Stowe.
Bealer, Elizabeth R., teacher, r. 601 Washington.
Bealer, J. Frederick, (Maude)—Wm. Bealer & Son—h. over 9 East Third.
Bealer, William, (Alma E.)—Wm. Bealer & Son—h. 601 Washington.
Bealer, William & Son—Wm. J. and J. Frederick Bealer—retail shoes, 9 E. 3d.
Beardsley, Austin S., shipping clerk, r. over 10 South Main.
Beardsley, Carrie, teacher, bds. 374 Foote Ave.
Beardsley, Earl H., (L. May), textileworker, h. 86 Viotoria Ave.
Beardsley, George W., (Rhuma R.), retired, h. 402 Foote Ave.
Beardsley, Jennie, widow Fred—roomers, over 10 South Main—h. do.
Beardsley, Muriel S. T., duffer, r. over 10 South Main.
Beardsley, Perry Elmer, (Ardella)—cigars and tobacco, 25 Forest Ave.—h.
R. F. D. 81.
Beatty, Ada, r. 448 Winsor.
Beatty, Bernard B., shipping clerk, r. 11 Lakin Ave.
Beatty, Clifton J., clerk J. Fire dept, City Hall, r. 11 Lakin Ave.
Beatty, James A., foreman spinner, r. 448 Winsor.
Beatty, Jennie R., widow Austin F., h. 11 Lakin Ave.
Beatty, William T„ foreman spinner, r. 448 Winsor.
Beaty, Walter, (Mary),—mgr. Witkop & Holmes—h. 108 Broadhead Ave.
Beauchamp, William, (Mabel), textileworker, h. 24 Derby.
Beaujean, Harold F., (Marguerite A.), conductor, h. 68 Victoria Ave.
Beaumont, William, (Mary), carpenter, h. 432 Allen.
Beaumont, William F., textileworker, r. 432 Allen.
Beaustrom, Amanda J., stenographer, r. 38 Bowen.
Beaustrom, Dorothy M., student, r. 44 Wescott.
Beaustrom, Louise, widow Nels J., r. 217 Chandler.
Beaustrom, Ralph W., (Lillian), finisher, r. 44 Wescott.
Beaustrom, Ruby E., telephone operator, r. 44 Wescott.
Beaustrom, William N„ (Anna), finisher,h. 44 Wescott.
Beaustrom, see Beurstrom.
Beaver, Charles F., deliveryman, r. Ill Steele.
Beaver, Felix J., h. Ill Steele.
Beaver, Helena K., dressmaker, rms. over 107 Steele.
Beaver, Michael D., (Adelle),—supt. Jamestown Towel Mill—h. 9 Kingsbury
Ave.
Bebb,. Annie M., stenographer and bookkeeper, r. 225 Crescent.
Bebb, George, foreman carder, h. 225 Crescent.
Bebee, John B., (Matilda), carpenter, h. 18 Phillips.
Becarri, Massimo, (Oliva), cook, h. 18 Institute.
Bechtol, Isaac H., (Alice), piano salesman, h. 383 Buffalo.
Beck, Albert, (Mary), woodworker, h. 4 Hopkins Ave.
Beck Anne, h. 17 West Seventh.
Beck, Arvid, h. 13 Orchard.
Beck, Charles M., (Clara M.)—painter and decorator, 54 Broadhead Ave.
—h. do.
Beck, Henry F., (Julia), gluer, h. 216 Hopkins Ave.
Beck, Joseph, bronze filer, r. 705 West Eighth.
Beck, LeMott A., (Nellie), woodworker, h. 276 Prospect.
Beck, Nellie H., widow Lewis G., baker, r. over 621 Prendergast Ave.
Beck, William, (Annie), textileworker, h. 202 Cole Ave.
JAMESTOWN Beck, Beckdahl, Becker, North William A. Frank Charles Adolph, Main. Austin, 120 HARDWARE D., L., E., WEST (Emma (Laura)—mgr. (Hulda), (Maude painter, THIRD J.), B.),—physician, CO., r. sheet STREET laborer, 1168 Direct-to-You metalworker, Inc. Prendergast h. wringers
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D Belsito, Angelo, (Jennie), laborer, h. 336 Allen.
Bemus Block, 301-309 East Second.
Bemus, Emmett H., (Gertrude K.), h. 418 Spring.
Bemus, Henry D., (Inez B.), metalpolisher, h. over 856 North Main.
Bemus, Mary C, college student, r. 4 Lakeview Ave.
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Bemus, Morris N., (Lucy F.)—physician and surgeon, 210 Prendergast Ave —
h. 4 Lakeview Ave.
Bemus, Olive N., student, r. 4 Lakeview Ave.
Bemus, Sarah, widow William, h. 100 East Fifth.
w Bemus, Selden B., (Jane Bentley)—vice pres. Philo Burt Mfg. Co.—li. 600
Prendergast Ave.
BEMUS, WILLIAM M., (Minnie)—physician, 517 North Main—h. do.
Bemus, William M., Jr., actor, r. 517 North Main.
Benchley, William H., (Bertha), draftsman, h. over 238 Barrows.
Bendall, Alfred A., (Jennie), laborer, h. 831 Washington.
Bender, Edward R., (Adelle), city fireman, h. under 407 Lafayette.
Bender, Robert, (Permilia C),—veterinary, 28 Derby—h. do.
Benedict, Alfred B.,—contractor, 22% Buffalo—r. 108 East Eighth.
Benedict, Amy E., teacher, r. 108 East Eighth.
Benedict, C. Washburn, (Minnie B.), nightwatch, h. 649 Prendergast Ave.
Benedict, Odin H., r. 108 East Eighth.
Benedict, Ralph W., student, r. 649 Prendergast Ave.
Benedict, William H., (Florrie), h. 108 East Eighth.
BENEVOLENT & PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS—Hugo E. Sellvin, ex-.
alted ruler; L. K. Jones, sec.—over 300 North Main.
Bengston, Fritz, farmer, r. 1381 East Second.
Bengston, Hulda M., widow Otto, clerk, r. 136 McKinley Ave.
Bengston, Oscar, (Jennie), drug clerk, h. 32% Van Buren.
Bengston, Signe. picker, bds. 32% Van Buren.
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Bengtson, Berger, laborer, rms. 366 Foote Ave.
Bennati, Bartolo, (Mary), woodworker, h. 16 Waterman.
Bennett, George A., (Eutetia), elevator operator, h. 811 Jefferson.
Bennett, George M., electrician, r. over 105 East Second.
Bennett, G. Florence, student, r. over 105 East Second.
Bennett, Gladys M., r. 811 Jefferson.
Bennett, Guy C, (Tillie E.), motorman, h. over 105 East Second.
Bennett, GuyTt., r. 811 Jefferson.
Bennett, L. Roy, pressman, r. 811 Jefferson.
Bennett, Lucy, nurse, W. C. A. Hospital.
Bennett, Lydia, Mrs., h. over 21 West Fifteenth.
O Bennett, May, Mrs., music teacher, h. oyer 231 McKinley Ave.
Bennett, Mary J., Mrs., h. 17 Ross.
Bennett, Roy O., woodworker, bds 635 West Eighth.
Bennett, Vincent, (Ada), carpenter, h. 149 Thayer.
Bennett, Willard S., (Mary A.), beekeeper, h. 14] Chandler.
Bennett, Willie. (Rebecca), machinist, h. over 396 Falconer.
Benson, Aaron, (Karolina), r. 181 Thayer.
Benson, Albert J., (Signe). woodworker, h. 36 Benson.
Benson, Alexander J., (Irene), postman, h. 447 Winsor.
Benson, Alfred, (Augusta), finisher,h. over 757 East Second.
Benson, Alfred, (Betty), nightwatch, h. 3 Sturges.
p S J^lectric Benson, Anton, Annabelle August, Alma, Andrew, Wiring M., domestic, farmhand, (Louise), (Christine), clerk, T., student, E^Y r. 351 r. laborer, 429 over East woodworker, Need r. Willard. over 108 Fifth.
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Augusta, Mrs., weaver, h. 9 Eagle.
Bennie H. J., (Alice), foreman woodworker, h. 200 South Main.
Berger, woodworker, bds. 110 Tower.
Bernhard H., (Anna C), bookagent, h. 181 Steele.
Bernhardt, (Sagrid), h. 221 Steele.
Bert P., (Emma J.), h. 50 Colfax.
Blanche G., r. 150 Foote Ave.
Carl, (Alfina), machinehand, h. 382 Willard.
Carl J., (Hattie J.), woodworker, h. over 12 West Cowden Place.
Charles, sheet metalworker, bds. 23 Kinney.
Charles A., (Ruth), trimmer, h. 9 Eagle.
Charles J., (Emily),—prop. The Inn, 1414 East Second—h. do.
Charles L., (Manilla), dyer, h. 220 Allen.
Charles N., (Alice), plumber, h. 22 Cook Ave.
Clifford D., metalworker, r. 8 William.
Constance O., textileworker, r. over 108 Tower.
Daniel, (Ella), retired, h. 36 Hamilton.
Doremus J., (Jennie E.), retired, h. 150 Foote Ave.
Dorothy, student, r. 22 Cook Ave.
Edward, (Christine),—Hulquist & Benson—h. 388 Willard.
Eugene H., (Charlotte W.), boatbuilder, h. 623 English.
Eva J., clerk, r. 388 Willard.
Fern, clerk, r. 218 Newland Ave.
Florence, r. 631 East Second.
Fred, (Jennie), gardener, h. under 108 Tower.
Fred L., (Julia), painter, h. 378 Willard.
George, textileworker, r. 47 Hopkins Ave.
George A., (Minnie), toolmaker, h. 259 Fairmount Ave.
Grace, r. 12 Institute.
Gust A., (Christine), foreman finisher,h. 940 Newland Ave.
Harry R., machinehand, r. over 757 East Second.
Henrietta, teacher, h. 102 West Seventh.
Henry, (Emily), h. 620 Foote Ave.
Henrietta, teacher, h. 36 Mechanic.
Hulda, cook, 27 Lakeview Ave.
J. Alfred, (Signe), painter, h. 212 Charles.
James H., r. 119 Lincoln.
James J., (Anne), laborer, h. 119 Lincoln.
Jessie, widow Wright, h. 12 Fairmount Ave.
Johan A.. (Sally O.). h. Blanchard.
John, (Minnie), foreman woodworker, h. 218 Newland Ave.
John, metalworker, h. 181 Thayer.
John, (Augusta), sheet metalworker, h. 47 Hopkins Ave.
John A., upholsterer, r. over 108 Tower.
John B., (Matilda), R. R. switchman, h. 8 William.
John P., (Minnie H.), carpenter, h. 48 Orchard Ave.
John O., laborer, rms. over 21 East Second.
Laura, bds. 213 Myrtle.
Leonard, (Esther), JEWELER laborer, h. 161 WELLMAN Cole Ave. BUILDING
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Lillian C, bookkeeper, GOLD r. 388 Willard. AND SILVER PLATING
Ludwig, Marcela, Olga, Ludvig, Marion Mildred Mina L.,—dressmaking, domestic, C, (Jennie), rubber, r. stenographer, 218 office Newland 14 bds. clerk, woolsrrter, Lakeview 1065 over r. Ave. r. East 12623 Ave. 2 Fairmount r. East Second. English. over Fourth—h. 327 Ave. Willard. do.
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\j Benson, Olof, (Charlotte), oil producer, h. 429 Willard.
Benson, Oscar E., (Florence C), clerk, h. 119 Broadhead Ave.
S Benson, Rena, r. 558 Allen.
Benson, Roger W., student, r. 12 Fairmount Ave.
Benson, Rupert, plumber, r. 435 Willard.
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Benson, Sadie, stenographer, r. 119 Lincoln.
Benson, Sidney T., (Bessie),—general contractor, 413-414 Wellman Bldg
h. Falconer, N. Y.
Benson, Theresa, teacher, r. 102 West Seventh.
W Benson, Victor, woodworker, bds. 166 Bowen.
Bentley, Addie M., r. 415 East Fifth.
Bentley, Alexander B., (Nellie), electrician, h. 63 Prospect.
Bentley, Anna, Mrs.,—Bentley's News Depot—r. 307 West Eighth.
Bentley, Arthur J., (Signa C), teamster, h. over 67 Steele.
Bentley, Bert A., (Bessie)—Bentley's News Depot—h. 307 West Eighth.
Bentley, C. Eugene, (Elizabeth J.)—surveyor and engineer, 422 Chadakoin '
Bldg.—h. 513 East Fifth.
Bentley, Grace, domestic, W. C. A. Hospital.
Bentley, Grant A., (A. Elizabeth), laborer, h. under 857 Spring.
Bentley, James D., (Cora S.), commercial traveler, h. over 1343 East Second.
Bentley, John B., (Eva Mary), textileworker, h. 62 Franklin.
Bentley, Lazelle K., (Pearl), millwright, h. 129 Hotchkiss.
Bentley, Lyda, widow Eldria, r. 110 Forest Ave.
Bentley, Mary B., widow Fred, h. 600 Prendergast Ave.
Bentley, Myrtle R., practical nurse, r. over 111 Van Buren.
Bentley's News Depot—Bert A. Bentley, prop.—214 West Third.
Bentley, Robert, farm hand, r. 17 Flagg Ave.
BENTLEY, WILLIAM J., (Margaret)—mgr. Connecticut General Life Ins.
Co., 514 Chadakoin Bldg.—h. 17 Flagg Ave.
H Bentley, William, Jr., insurance, r. 17 Flagg Ave.
Benton, Isaac S., (Mary E.)—monuments, 513 Spring—h. do.
Benuk, Joseph, (Philomena), laborer, h. 475 Crescent.
Berchitski, Alex, woodworker, r. 67 Foote Ave.
Berends, William, r. 4 McDannell Ave.
Berequa, Santo, laborer, bds. over 122 Harrison.
Beres, George—shoe shine, 9 West Third—r. 51 Barrett.
Berg, Adolph V., (Eva), woodworker, h. 205 Charles.
Berg, Alice, textileworker, r. 105 William.
Berg, Alice E., city nurse, r. 20 Cedar Ave.
Berg, Amanda, widow Charles, h. 20 Cedar Ave.
O Berg, Amanda, textileworker, h. 216% Barrows.
Berg, Andrew G., h. 211 Thayer.
Berg, Andrew V., lumberhandler, bds. over 20 Willard.
Berg, Anna, cook, 27 Allen.
S Berg, Axel E., (Gertrude), foreman machinehand, h. 11 Franklin.
Berg, Carl, sheet metalworker, bds. over 60 Tower.
Berg, Carl, (Clara), h. 49 Hickory.
Berg, Carl Edward, (Signe), gas inspector, h. 141 Stowe.
Berg, Charles A., (Hulda), postman, h. 373 Falconer.
Berg, Charles A., (Mary), sheet metal casemaker, h. over 62 Lakin Ave.
Berg, Clarence E., machinist, r. 246 Barrows.
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Berg, Eric T., (Lena J.), plumber, h. 145^ Allen.
Berg, Esther, domestic, 417 East Second.
Berg, George, machinist, r. 205 Charles.
Berg, Gust, (Josephine), stationary engineer, h. 246 Barrows.
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Berg, Gust F., commercial traveler, r. 20 Cedar Ave.
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Berg, Helma, domestic, 320 East Fifth. £3
Berg, Henning, (Augusta), machinehand, h. 153% Chandler. f+
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Berg, Hilda, weaver, bds. 145% Allen.
Berg, John, (Emma), woodworker, h. under 224 Crescent.
Berg, John, (Oliva), plumber, h. over 112 Barrett.
Berg, John, machinehand, bds. 776 East Second.
Berg, John H., woodworker, r. 211 Thayer.
Berg, John O., (Anna)—horseshoeing, wagon repairs and rubber tires, 38
Institute—h. 331 Foote Ave.
Berg, Lena, domestic, 644 East Sixth.
Berg, Leora K., r. 246 Barrows.
Berg, Maria, r. 211 Thayer.
Berg, May, nursemaid, 702 Lakeview Ave.
Berg, Oscar, woodworker, r. 211 Thayer.
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Berg, Signa B., clerk, r. 11 Franklin.
Berg", Vernon T., student, r. 373 Falconer.
Berg, Victor L., (Selma), carpenter, h. over 205 Charles.
Berg, Walfred, (Frida), cabinetmaker, h. 932 East Second.
Berg, William, (Ida),—prop. Racket Store, 28 Willard—h. 69 Benson.
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Bergdahl, Carl O., (Ada M.), police, h. under 571 Allen. ^»
Bergdahl, Edward H., mechanic, r. 571 Allen.
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Bergeson, Arthur (Florence)—groceries, 796 East Second h. 419 Crossman. _ ^
Bergeson, Emory S., sheet metalworker, bds. 109 Falconer. *^
Bergeson, Fred B., (Clara), motorman, h. 49 Liberty.
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Bergeson, Frederick A., (A. Amelia), finisher,h. 68 Blanchard.
Bergeson, Genevieve S., nurse, r. 24 Swan.
Bergeson, Julius J., (Hulda), foreman woodworker, h. 120 Thayer.
Bergeson, see Burgeson.
Berggren Albert, (Alfreda), woodfinisher, h. 35 Chapman. 0
Berggren, August, (Emelia), foreman woodworker, h. 33 Holman.
Berggren, Axel F., (Esther), commercial traveler, h. 853 East Second.
Berggren, Charles, (Anna), plumber, h. rear 1021 East Second.
Berggren, Edith, stenographer, bds. 34 Adams. .
Berggren, Edna M., stenographer, h. 20 Carey Place.
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D Berggren Realty Co.—Guy W. Berggren and Berger Carlstromer, realestate
and insurance—503 Fenton Bldg.
S Berggren, Richard, (Bertha)—editor Vart Land, and Standard Insurance
Agency, over 103 East Second—h. 20 Carey Place.
H Berggren, see Bergren.
Berghel, Adolph, (Anna), metalworker, h. 152 McKinley Ave.
A Berghel, Sigrid O., r. 152 McKinley.
Berglund, Alma, widow John Albin, h. 17 Jeffords Place.
Berglund, Andy, (Hilda), lumber inspector, h. 9 Walnut.
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Berglund, Eliabeth, widow Charles, h. 157 Barrows.
Berglund, Ethel, boxmaker, r. 9 Walnut.
Berglund, Lars O., (Anna), cabinetmaker, h. 41 Wescott.
Berglund, Waldemar, (Selma C),—retail meats, 302 Foote Ave.—h. over do.
Bergman, Adeline S., widow John, h. 302 Willard.
Bergman, Alfred, (Olga)—retail meats, 152 Baker—h. 131 do.
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Bergman, Anna, mender, r. 302 Willard.
Bergman, Arvid A., police, r. 285 Willard.
A Bergman, August W., (Anna), retired, h. 285 Willard.
Bergman, Carl, (Mary) carpenter, h. 517 Newland Ave.
Y Bergman, Carl, milkpeddler, r. 302 Willard.
Bergman Charles G., (Hilda), bandsawyer, h. 47 Eagle.
S Bergman, Esther L., laundryworker, r. over 322 Newland Ave.
Bergman, Hannah, widow Carl, h. over 322 Newland Ave
Bergman Herman C, painter, r. 285 Willard.
Bergman, Julia A.—cashier Witkop & Holmes—r. 302 Willard.
Bergman, Julius M., clothing clerk, bds. 47 Eagle.
Bergman, Leonard A., civil engineer, r. 285 Willard.
T Bergman, Levi E., r. 285 Willard.
Bergman, Luther, woodworker, r. 47 Eagle.
H Bergman, Oscar, (Julia), carpenter, h. over 178 Barrett.
Bergman, Robert E., (Elvera), ironworker, h. 22 Johnson.
E Bergmann, Augusta S., widow Frederick, r. 315 West Second.
Bergmann, Hattie R.—hairdresser and manicuring, 315 West Second—h. do.
Bergquist, Ada, college student, r. 47 Kinney.
Bergquist, Alma E., stenographer and bookkeeper, r. 530 Allen.
Bergquist, Carl W., moulder, r. 528 Allen.
Bergquist, Clarence H., (Lucy), commercial traveler, h. 106 William.
Bergquist, Edward, (Eva E.)—supt. Alliance Furn. Co h. 530 Allen.
Bergquist, Elizabeth, office clerk, r. 47 Kinney.
Bergquist, Eric R., (Gunhild), metalworker, h. under 174 Thayer.
Bergquist, Esther E., candymaker, r. 530 Allen.
Bergquist, George E.—Norman & Bergquist Ptg. Co.—r. 528 Allen.
Bergquist. Gustaf F., (Anna), pianomaker, h. 47 Kinney.
Bergquist, Hjalmar, (Harriett), bricklayer, h. 84 Myrtle.
Bergquist, J. Eric, (Caroline), cement blockmaker, h. 28 Clyde Ave.
Bergquist, J. Leonard, finisher,h. 528 Allen.
Bergquist, Julia E., boxmaker, r. 530 Allen.
Bergquist, Martha M., r. 528 Allen.
Bergquist, see Berquist.
Bergren, Anna, widow Gottfried,—boarders, 6% Center—h. do.
T-ll, Bergren, Willard—h. 853 ..Ti+lt East August Anton Francis Axel Edwin, Second. Ba«i+1ait F., C, over (Mildred), L., H., (Esther)—director (Mary), do. (Jennie), (Bertha)—prop. CONNECTICUT textileworker, woodworker, furniture Grand Jamestown LIFE clerk, h. h. over 71 INS. Theater h. Wescott. 565 118 CO., Wood Stowe. Falconer. and Hartford, Finishing retail shoes, Conn. Co.—b. 116

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Bergren, Leander, (Yerda), sheet metalworker, h. 165 Barrett. ^^
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Bergstein, Martin O., baker, r. 409 Cherry.
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Bergsten, Carl A., (Hilma), finisher,h. 72 Hedges Ave. L
Bergsten, Hilda, picker, bds. 72 Hedges Ave.
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Bergsten, Marie, domestic, 17 Lakeview Ave.
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Bergstrom, Axel F., (Anna)—pres. The Bergstrom Co. and woodturner ^^
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Bergstrom, Carl T., business student, r. 13 Pardee Ave.
Bergstrom, Charles, (Augusta), metalworker, h. over 15 Kipp. Ȥ >
Bergstrom, Clarence A., (Johanna), tailor, h. 17 Walnut. g 9
BERGSTROM CO., THE—Axel F. Bergstrom, pres.; Lynn J. Swanson, vice S' sf
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Bergstrom, Edward A., (Minnie), sheet metalworker, h. over 5 Sturges. g jj.
Bergstrom, Ellen, teacher, bds. 19 Park.
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Bergstrom, Fred W„ (Anna T.),—tailor, 79 Allen—h. 145 do. 5f §
Bergstrom, J. Albert, (Sophia C.), moulder, h. under 28 Bush. | "g
Bergstrom, Oscar, (Hilma C), sheet metalworker, h. 76 Virginia Blvd. § 3
Bergwall, Elof, (Alice), carpenter, h. 167 Thayer.
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Bergwall, George, machinist, bds. over 34 Willard.
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Bergwall, Harold, college student, r. 768 East Second. g £,
Bergwall, Joseph A., (Selma)—pres. Bergwall Printing Co.—h. 768 East 2nd. o, jjT
Bergwall, Lillian,—nurse. 209 East Sixth—r. 100 Tower. 5' "
Bergwall, Milton, student, r. 768 East Second. g,
Bergwall Printing Co.—J. A. Bergwall, pres.; C. M. Dunn, sec.—job printing, ~ e
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Bergwall, Sofia, widow Oscar, picker, h. 100 Tower. 1-
Bernhard, Charles, (Hilda), meterman, h. 110 Sampson. 2. «
Bernhard, Edwin L., clerk, r. 110 Sampson.
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Bernhard, Irene L., clerk, r. 19 Twelfth.
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Bernhard, Isabelle A., boxmaker, r. 110 Sampson. ~ g-
Bernhard, Swan A., (Selma), drop forge operator, h. 19 Twelfth. g »
Bernhard, WilUam G., student, r. 19 Twelfth. § »
Bernhardt, Alfred J., Hilda), paperhanger, h. 57 Colfax.
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Bernhardt, Engard W., machinist, r. 57 Colfax.
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Bernhardt, Gust A., (Hilma O.), toolmaker, h. 117 Hazzard. 5.
Bernsten, Henrietta, student, r. 269 Prospect.
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Berquist, Berdina, widow Peter, h. 174 South Main.
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Berquist, Carl J., (Louise), sheet metalworker, h. 55 Bowen. 5
Berquist, Charles A., (Anna L.), painter, h. 73 Glasgow Ave. ©
Berquist, Dewey, machinehand, r. 16 Eagle.
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Berquist, Emma, widow Gustaf R., h. 254 Crescent.
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Berquist, D Rudolph C, clerk, r. 16 Eagle.
Berquist, Samuel E., (Ida), carpenter, h. 16 Eagle.
Berquist, Victor, bricklayer, rms. 211 West Second.
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Berquist, William A., clerk, r. 134 Fulton.
Berquist, see Bergquist.
H Berry, Andrew, (Sarah), weaver, h. 19 Victoria Ave.
Berry, Eleanor F., widow James, h. 509 East Seventh.
A Berry, Elizabeth, widow Thomas, textileworker, h. 20 Maple.
Berry, Emma, warpdresser, r. 149 Stowe.
W Berry, George T., warper, h. over 15 Victoria Ave.
Berry, Henry, metalworker, bds. 102 Broadhead Ave.
BERRY, H. ORTON,—saloon, 18 North Main—h. 320 East Fifth.
Berry, Jane, widow George, h. over 15 Victoria Ave.
Berry, Mark N., (Katherine)—Oberg Transfer Co.—h. 10 Forest Park.
Berry, Minnie O., widow Carl A.,—dressmaking, 16 Price—h. do.
P Berry, Susan, teacher, r. 509 East Seventh.
Berry, Thomas, (Martha), textileworker, h. 149 Stowe.
A Beshgetoor, Edward, (Helen)—piano tuner, 408 West Eighth—h. do.
Bessant, W. T., electrical inspector, Underwriters' Assn., N. Y. State.
Y 404 Wellman Bldg.—rms. 805 West Fifth.
Bessoni, Philip, finisher,h. over 559 Buffalo.
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Betts, William A., (Grace), finisher,h. 1023 Jefferson.
Betty, Miss—Betty S. Jewett—hair dressing and manicuring, 409-411 Chadakoin
Bldg.
Beurstrom, Harold R., bookkeeper, r. 43 Falconer.
Beurstrom, John J., (Ida G.)—vice pres. Field & Wright Co.—h. 43 Falconer.
Beurstrom, see Beaustrom.
T Beyer, John V., (Hilda), metalworker, h. 218 Thayer.
B & F CREDIT CLOTHING CO.,—M. Goodman, mgr., men and women's
clothing, 101 East Second.
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Bibvante, Leonardo, laborer, r. 333 Allen.
Bibanti, Louis, laborer, r. 333 Allen.
E Bibanti, Liboria, widow Samuel, textileworker, h. under 333 Allen.
Bicksler, Adeline, widow Benjamin, r. Ill Price.
Bidstrup, Marie K., cook, 94 Liberty.
Bidwell, John A., (Laura L.), electroplater, h. Allegany Ave.
Biegelman, Carl, clerk, r. over 818 Washington.
Biegelman, Edward, (Lydia)—brewer and groceries, 836 Washington-*-!!.
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Biekarck, F. Rex, student, h. 520 Winsor.
O Biekarck, J. Carolos, (Elsa), commercial traveler, h. 520 Winsor.
Biekarck, Violet G. E., art student, r. 520 Winsor.
S Bierwerth, Clarence, R. R. engineer, rms. over 215 Washington.
Bigelow, Edna, student, r. 416 Lakeview Ave.
S Bigelow, Ethel M., r. 315 Lakeview Ave.
Bigelow, Frank W., (Clara A.)—pres. and gen. mgr. Abrahamson-Bigelow
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Bigelow, Fred W., (Clara A.)—treas. and asst. gen. mgr. Abrahamson-Bigelow
Co.—h. 33 Spruce.
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Bigelow, Ida L., widow Reuben W., h. 315 Lakeview Ave.
Bigelow, Irene E., student, r. 416 Lakeview Ave.
JAMESTOWN Bigg, Bightman, Bijou BIG Moon, 10 G. James Dream—E. West HARDWARE ADVERTISING props.—signs Reba Third. E., 120 draftsman, WEST M., A. clerk, CO., Donelson THIRD CO. and r. r. Inc. advg. 213 STREET (THE) over and Barrett. J. specialties, razors 857 — Clark Spring. Philip Brown, and rm. Carling 5 props.—moving Arcade ACCESSORIES
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Bilardo, Jim, (Mary), laborer, h. 22 Scott.
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Bilardo, Rosie, textileworker, r. 22 Scott.
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Bill, John, filler,h. under 32 Institute. t^
Bill, Katherine, graduate nurse, r. 621 East Second. ($
Billberg, Sanford, carpenter, bds. 1106 East Second. C*
Billing, James A., painter, bds. 560 East Second.
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Billings, Arthur, upholsterer, h. 148 Baker.
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Billquist, August, mattressmaker, r. 112 Forest Ave.
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Billquist, Edward, (Matina), weaver, h. Willard Ext.
Billquist, Walter H., (Maude L.)—groceries and creamery, 158 Baker—h. 19 0^
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Billstone, Victor A., (Ida), machinist, h. 25 Orchard Ave. "
Bingham, Mary, teacher, rms. 401 East Sixth.
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Binns, Sarah, r. 346 Falconer.
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Binz, Edward, warpdresser, r. over 201 East First.
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Binz, Nicholas, (Mary), cabinetmaker, h. over 201 East First.
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Bilquist, Ernest Albert, upholsterer, r. 260 Prospect. 09
Bilquist, John, (Eva), laborer, h. 260 Prospect.
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Bilquist, Otto E., r. 260 Prospect. "
Bilquist, see Billquist. £
Birath, Svea, domestic, 1381 East Second.
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Birch, Agnes P., r. under 612 Murray Ave. O. *
Birch, Carl, (Elmira), evangelist, h. over 52 Liberty.
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Birch, Carl, (Bessie), machinehand, h. 253 Blackstone Ave.
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Birch, Edwin S., contractor's helper, r. under 9 Cleveland Place.
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Birchman, Charles, (Inez), h. over 3 Holman.
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Bird, Jane, widow Washington, h. 71 Ellicott.
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Birkbeck, Winnifred, weaver, bds. over 105 East Second. .
Birmingham, Elizabeth, widow James, h. 297 Crescent.
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Birmingham, Michael, claim agent, r. 297 Crescent.
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Bishonne, Mitchell, bds. 541 Crescent
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Bishop, J. Harry, (Addie O.), finisher,h. over 10 Linwood Ave. ^>
Bishop, Manford B., shipping clerk, r. 16 Sumner Place. [^
Bishop, Mathew, (Elizabeth), woodfinisher, h. over 109 Cross.
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Bissell, Birne B., (Carrie L.), R. F. D. mailcarrier, h. 831 North Main.
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Bissell, Daisy B., r. 214 Washington. £T3
Bissell, Elizabeth B., Mrs., cook, h. 214 Washington.
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Bissontz, Anna E., stenographer, r. 14% Fourteenth.
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Bissontz, Louisa, widow John, h. 14% Fourteenth.
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Bitely, Henry L., (Ina), laborer, h. under 18 Tenth.
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Bitely, John, milkpeddler, r. 18 Tenth.
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Bivona, Carrie, textileworker, r. 17 Water. v
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Bivona, Josephine, student, r. 17 Water.
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Bivona, Mike, r. 17 Water.
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Bivona, Peter, (Frances), textileworker, h. 17 Water.
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Bivona, Sylvester, (Lottie), h. 17 Water.
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Bjork, August, (Ingra), laborer, h. 4 Seventeenth.
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Blanchard, Maurice L., bookkeeper, r. 313 West Third. JJ
Blanchard, R. Newland, (Belle B.)—physician and surgeon, over 8 East gj
Second—h. 10 Chandler.
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Blanchard, Robert B., (Lorene R.),—physician and surgeon, over 8 East 2d. JJ
—h. 103 East Sixth. 7
Blanchard, Silas, contract painter, h. 861 North Main.
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Blanchard, William M., (Lucy H.), textileworker, h. 355 Falconer.
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Bland, Roy J., upholsterer, r. 83 Hazzard. 2
Blauvelt & Hunt—Jessie B. Blauvelt and Emily C. Hunt—art needle work,
340 East Third. f*m>
Blauvelt, Jessie B.—Blauvelt & Hunt—bds. 67 Tenth.
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Bleakney, Horace H., (Georgia D.), commercial traveler, r. 142 Allen.
Blinn, Edward B., (Louisa), sheet metalworker, h. 13 Fourteenth. (^
Bliss, Earl, (Eleanor), machinist, h. over 25 Kinney.
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Bliss, Emily C., widow John, r. 110 Forest Ave.
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Bliss, Frances, graduate nurse, rms. 9 Tenth.
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Bliss, Merlin A., (Bessie),—supt. Gurney Ball Bearing Co.—h. 47 Falconer.
Blixt, John George, (Alma), spotwelder, h. 16 Sciota.
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Blodgett, Adelaide E., widow Frank M., h. over 66 McKinley Ave.
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Blodgett, Minnie, clerk, h. over 618% Jefferson. "
Blodget, Royal S. (Flossie), vice pres. Slone,Melhuish & Co.,h. 221 Crossman.
Blodgett, Thaddeus, (Josephine), teamster, h. over 274 Prospect.
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Blohme, John F., (Mabel), brewmaster, h. 220 Crossman.
Blomberg, Carl A., (Carrie), carpenter, h. 275 Buffalo.
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Blomberg, see Bloomberg.
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Blomgren, Gust, (Anna), cabinetmaker, h. 226 South Main.
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Blomquist, C. Albert, (Jennie E.)—Monarch Stationery & Paper Co.—h. 24 J^
West Seventh.
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Blomquist, Elizabeth, student, r. 24 West Seventh.
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Blomquist, Joshua, h. 80 Chautauqua Ave.
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Blomquist, Joseph A., (Florence)—office mgr. Level Furniture Co.—h. 3
189 Bowen. £V
Blomquist, see Bloomquist.
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Blomster, Eva, h. over 177 Steele.
Blood, Clyde L., (Anna), machinist, h. 113 William.
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Blood, DeForest, (Bernice), woodworker, h. 220 Hopkins Ave.
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Blood, Emory, (Nina), teamster, h. 97 McKinley Ave.
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Blood, Ernest, (Pearl), machinehand, h. 204 Hopkins Ave.
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Blood, Lee D., (Edith), foreman veneerworker, h. 11 Kidder.
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Blood, Marion L., student, r. 113 William.
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Bloom, Andrew, (Matilda), cabinetmaker, h. 5 Flagg Ave. Q)
Bloom, Charles, carpenter, r. 602 Winsor.
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Bloom, Esther, domestic, 352 East Fourth.
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Bloom, Esther, textileworker, r. 5 Flagg Ave.
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Bloom, Godfrey, (Tressa), laborer, h. 238 Sprague.
Bloom, Gust, (Jennie), plumber, h. 18 Wildwood Ave.
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Bloom, Louis R., (Hazel), plater, h. 602 Winsor.
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Bloom, Mary C, widow Charles, h. over 60 Tower.
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Bloom, Olga A., paper boxmaker, r. over 60 Tower.
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Bloom, Oscar, machinehand, r. 5 Flagg Ave.
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Blomberg.
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\j Bloomdahl, Albin G., (Gertha), office clerk, h. 15 Lake.
Bloomdahl, Gust, (Emily), metalworker, h. over 15 Lake.
S Bloomdahl, Hazel M., widow Fred L., clerk, r. 15 Lake.
Bloomdahl, John, (Hulda), carpenter, h. 213 Bowen.
Bloomquist, Axel, (Julia), slasher, h. 89 Eagle.
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Bloomquist, Axel E., (Helga),—supt. Elite Furn. Co.—h. 21 Mt. Vernon Place.
Bloomquist, Carl, (Vivian), laborer, h. 30 City View.
Bloomquist, Charles, chauffeur, h. 417 East Fifth.
Bloomquist, Clarence M., sheet metalworker, r. 89 Eagle.
W Bloomquist, Clifford L., woodworker, r. 57 Eagle.
Bloomquist, Emily C, widow Otto F., h. 86 Eagle.
Bloomquist, George A., bandsawyer, r. 89 Eagle.
Bloomquist, Gertrude D., student, r. 532 East Second.
Bloomquist, Harold W.,—supt. Odsonia Worsted Mills—rms. over 211 North
Main.
Bloomquist, Harry, r. 1 Mt. Vernon Place.
Bloomquist, Helen, domestic, over 106 East Second.
Bloomquist, Hjalmar A., (Ella M.), furniture trimmer, h. 770 Foote Ave.
Bloomquist, Hulda, cook, 6 West Sixth.
Bloomquist, Hulda J., weaver, h. over 723 East Second.
Bloomquist, Jewett C, (Florence R.), postoffice clerk, h. 22 Spruce.
Bloomquist, Joel T., (Rowena), janitor School No. 3, h. 32 Wescott.
Bloomquist, John P., (Emily), machinehand, h. 57 Eagle.
Bloomquist, Lavern H., woodworker, r. 770 Foote Ave.
Bloomquist, Leonard E., (Ella), machinist, r. over 524 Willard.
Bloomquist, Maud H., textileworker, r. 86 Eagle.
Bloomquist, Mildred, r. 1 Mt. Vernon Place.
Bloomquist, Nellie, r. 1 Mt. Vernon Place.
Bloomquist, Oscar F., (Hannah), teamster, h. over 124 Wescott.
H Bloomquist, Otto L., (Jennie)—pres. Gage Furniture Co.—h. 532 E. Second.
Bloomquist, Peter J., (Anna), stonemason, h. 360 Foote Ave.
Bloomquist, Reuben, machinist, r. 57 Eagle.
Bloomquist, Ruth G., clerk, r. 86 Eagle.
Bloomquist, Victoria, domestic, W. C. A. Hospital.
Bloomquist, Walter, (Gertrude), trimmer, h. over 313 Willard.
Bloomquist, see Blomquist.
Bloomstrand, Adrian G., (Amanda), tailor, h. 16 Charles.
Blomstrand, Alfred, (Johana C),—cobbler, 8 Fenton Place—h. 183 Barrett.
Bloomstrand, Eric A., woodworker, r. 16 Charles.
Bloomstrand, Gunnar E., clerk, r. 16 Charles.
O Bloomstrand, Hilmer, (Esther), draughtsman, h. 927 Newland Ave.
Bloss, Martin, laborer, bds. 257 Newton Ave.
Blum, Frank A., (Mabel)—mgr. Swift & Co.—h. 329 Price.
Bluckhorn, Louis H., (Alma), woodworker, h. 218 Crescent.
Bluckhorn, Sherman, metalworker, r. 218 Crescent.
Bly, Edward, (May), farmer, h. 89 Hazzard.
Bly, E. Vern, (May R.)—retail shoes, 119 North Main—h. 340 Crossman.
Bly, Lucille M., student, r. 340 Crossman.
Blystone, Elliott C, (Euphemia), music clerk, h. over 878 North Main.
Blystone, Florence, r. 423 East Fourth.
Blystone, Mary L., r. 423 East Fourth.
Nost Popular BLACK Blyth, Blystone, mattress Jemima, Abraham, Place Walter Paul and in W., BEAR widow the (Pearl I., bedding, (Katherine &(Sarah City. Son—W. Thomas, M.), 19-23 Ladies E.)—W. CAFE, h. C),—W. I., under Briggs. r. 152% Paul Dining I. 71 Blystone W., I. Foote Allen. HENRY Blystone Room Sarah Ave. & E., A. Son—h. 2nd & BAUER, Mary Son—h. Floor. 423 L. and 209 East 22 Proprietor Florence-
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BOARD OF COMMERCE—E. St. Elmo Lewis, pres.; John H. Wright, vice So
pres.; F. C. Butler, sec; C. A. Okerlind, teas.; C. K. Dennison, mgr. re- ^
tail div.—entire 'sixth floor, Wellman Bldg.
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Boardman, Frank E., (Ruth), electrician, h. 180 South Main. ^>
Boardman, George—general contractor, 227 Stowe—h. do.
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Boardman, Leonora, practical nurse, rms. 835 North Main. »^
Boardman, Lillis M., Mrs., h. over 734 East Second.
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Boardman, Paul, (Fern), conductor, h. 917 Washington.
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Boardman, Rhea, teacher, r. 301 East Eighth.
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Boberg, Swan, cabinetmaker, h. over 27 Eagle. ^*
Bocas, George, waiter, bds. 203 Lafayette.
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Bocas, Peter, bartender, bds. 203 Lafayette.
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Bodell, Anna, domestic, 35 Regent.
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Bodell, Charles, woodcrater, r. 504 West Eighth. (^
Bodell, Esther, r. 504 West Eighth. 09
Bodell, Victor G., (Christina), metal painter, h. 504 West Eighth. G«
Bodine, Truman E., (Lena), lumber buyer and inspector, h. 1108 E. Second. ©
Boehler, Charles, (Minnie), bottler, h. 2 Metallic Ave.
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Bogardus, Alonzo E., (Emma E.), cablesplicer, h. 212% Allen.
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Bogardus, Frank, (Minnie), laborer, r. 37 Twelfth.
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Bogardus, Glenn, r. 22 Phillips. rt
Bond, William, police, r. 20 Regent.
Bondeson, Teckla, domestic, 858 Spring.
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Bondyk, George, (Anna), machinist, h. over 24 West Fifteenth. **
Bonfiglio, Rosario, (Hannah), sander, h. 131 Harrison.
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Bonfiglio,
Bootey, Anna
Rosario,
S., Mrs.,
(Selma),
h. 219
groceries,
Foote Ave.
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Bootey! EdwardR., (Mary P.),—attorney,
123
Arcade
Harrison.
Bldg.—h. 4 Chandler.
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Bonfiglio, Sebastiano, (Rosie), laborer, h. over 131 Foote Ave. 9
Bonner, Hannah A., widow James M., h. 609 Spring.
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BALDWIN, Bonnett Shop, (The)—Mrs. Manufacturing Ethel R. Altice—millinery, Jeweler, Xlld7nacn 110 East Third. ©
Bonnevier, Adolph G., (Clara), foreman metalpolisher, h. 509 Stowe.
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Bon Booman, Boone, Ton Mertie John J. Martin, Millinery, Oliver, E., A., butcher, tailoress, (Eva office (The)—Mrs. L.),—retail clerk, h. h. 59 under r. Bowen. H. over meats, P. 216 1 Lorentzen—309 Winsor. Forest 1 Winsor—h. Ave. East over Second. do. P ^ £* .

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Bootey, D Emma Y., widow Edward R., h. 4 Chandler.
Bootey, Flora, widow Edward, h. Ill Barrett.
Bootey, Lizzie, teacher, h. 93 Barrett.
Bootey, Roswell J.—sec.-treas. Manufacturers Association—rms. 317 Pine.
Booth, Annie, Mrs., clerk, r. 842 Lafayette.
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Booth, James, r. 840 Lafayette.
Booth, William L., (Maude L.), commercial traveler, h. 408 East Fourth.
Borchers, Frederic S., bookkeeper, r. 525 Lakeview Ave.
Borchers, Hilda, r. 525 Lakeview Ave.
W Borchers, Sarah, widow Lyman T., h. 525 Lakeview Ave.
Borden, Albert S., (Mary), machinist, h. 11 Tenth.
Borden, Evelyn, boxmaker, r. 11 Tenth.
Bordenoro, Micheli, (Carrie), woodworker, h. 30 Water.
Bordwell, Walter, college student, r. 103 Weeks.
Borg, Gust A., (Hulda M.), carpenter, h. over 16 Fairfield Ave.
Borkman, Ernest M., (Anna S.)—Swanson & Borkman—h. over 211 Palmer.
Bortman, Bofi, (Rosa), junkdealer, h. 7 Hopkins Ave.
Borst, Adelbert, (Cora M.), sawyer, h. 7 Hanley.
Borst, Bruno, chauffeur, rms. over 215 North Main.
BOSTON DEPARTMENT STORE (THE)—Manley E. Johnson, John A. and
C. M. Alfred Peterson—100-102 East Second.
Bostrom, Earl M., (Carrie), laborer, h. 509 Newland Ave.
Bostrom, Ruth M.—Monroe & Bostrom—r. 25 Charles.
Botsford, Anna C, widow Myron,—boarders, 111 East Sixth—h. do.
Botsford, William R., (Lucia C.)—cashier Bank of Jamestown—h. 855
Prendergast Ave.
Botsford, see Bottsford.
Bottini, John, clerk, r. Flat E, Old Broadhead Block.
Bottini, Louis, (Amelia)—fruits and confectionery, 12 North Main—h. Flat
H 3, Old Broadhead Block.
Bottini, Louis, Jr., clerk, r. Flat E, Old Broadhead Block.
Bottomley, Fred, (Martha), textileworker, h. 25 Virginia Blvd.
Bottomley, Ida, picker, bds. 5 Flagg Ave.
Bottomley, Thomas, textileworker, h. under 296 Falconer.
Bottomley, Walter, sheet metalworker, bds. 152 Jones & Gifford Ave.
Bottsford, Frederic E.—supervisor of music, Public Schools—h. 16 Bassett.
Bottsford, Ruth A., widow William H., r. 16 Bassett.
Bottsford, see Botsford.
Bouckhuyt, Julius, (Victorine), weaver, h. 9% Sherman.
Boults, Agnes, milliner, r. under 335 Foote Ave.
O Boults, William, (Elizabeth), laborer, h. under 335 Foote Ave.
Bourne, Minnie, bookkeeper, r. 6 Broadhead Ave.
Bournique, Augusta, picker, h. 53 Wescott.
Bowen, David J., (Lizzie), h. 16 Linden Ave.
Bowen, H. William, (Ethel C), chief yard clerk Erie R. R., h. 737 Second.
Bowen, William Manley, printer, rms. The Osmer.
Bowers, Abraham H., (Ida H.)—physician, over 53 S. Main—h. 67 Prospect.
Bowers, Ann J., widow A. H., r. 48 Liberty.
Bowers, Ellsworth, (Josie), teamster, h. 23 Richmond Place.
Bowers, Henry A., (Clora F.), timekeeper, h. 169 South Main.
S Bowers, Irene, baker, r. 23 Richmond Place.
STallf p S Bowers, Bowman, 1 U71+h aiK Willi Rant-loir Virgil, Samuel Edward, Gunnard, Charles, Lester chauffeur, T., DCHllcy D., carpenter, finisher,bds. (Harriette), CONNECTICUT r. (Lillian 67 r. Prospect. 23 D.)—vice office w. Richmond LIFE 177 213 j. Bentley, clerk, West Newton INS. pres. Place. h. Second. CO., Mgr., over Ave. Swedish-American Hartford, Office, 206 McKinley S14 Conn. Chadakoin Ave. National Bldg.

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Bank, and physician and surgeon, 522 East Second—h. do.
Bowman, Mary, domestic, The Samuels.
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Bowman, Morris L., college student, r. 522 East Second. .
Bowman, see Bohman and Bowman.
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Boyd, Arthur, (Gertrude), draftsman, h. 33% Linden Ave.
Boyd, Charles A., (Mary E.), cigarmaker, h. 219 McKinley Ave.
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Boyd, Harry W., (Florence),—undertaker, 319 Washington—h. 514 Monroe. ^^
Boyd, James, (Ray), plumber, h. 109 Cook Ave.
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Boyd, Johnson (Sarah), grocery clerk, h. 28 Price.
Boyd, Purl J., (Minnie)—groceries, 800 N. Main—h. 1110 Prendergast Ave. 0 _
Boyd,
Boyle,
William
Charles
H.,
A.,
machinist,
(Lizzie D.)—groceries,
r. 717 Cherry.
905 Prendergast Ave.—h. do. £ jj^
Boyle,
Boyle,
Bessie
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C, student,
student, r.
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D Brady, Carson B., (Pearl)—mgr. Chautauqua Storage & Transfer Co., and
groceries, 308 West Second—h. do.
Brady, George W., (Grace), janitor, h. 116 West Second.
Brady, James E., (Helen), grocery clerk, h. 105 West Fifth.
Brady, Joe, (Lucy), machinehand, h. 135% Chandler.
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Brady, Walter, police, rms. 301 Jefferson.
Brage, Ellis, trimmer, bds. 41 Frink Ave.
Bragg, George, (Minnie), laborer, r. 46 Utica.
Bragg, Leon D., (Gladys), h. 96 Norton Ave.
W Bragg, Oscar D., (Harriett), retired, h. 9 Forest Park.
Bragg, Reba, domestic, 17 Crossman.
Brainard, Donald O., (Alma T.), woodworker, h. under 218 Forest Ave.
Brainard, Lavern W., (Lottie), bookkeeper, h. 91 Baker.
Brakevelt, Fernand, (Madeline), textileworker, h. over 12 Morse Ave.
Braley, David F., (Rachel), piano salesman, h. 123 Euclid Ave.
Braley, Earl H., college student, r. 123 Euclid Ave.
Braley, Jesse A., r. 831 Fairmount Ave.
Braley, Jesse W., student, r. 123 Euclid Ave.
Braley, Lizzie, widow Stephen, domestic, r. 345 Foote Ave.
Braley, Tessie R., stenographer, r. 123 Euclid Ave.
Braman, Beatrice, student, r. 14% Cowing.
Braman, Cora, r. 14% Cowing.
Branch, L. Edwin, (Mary), mechanic, h. 420 Winsor.
Branch, Hazel F., bookkeeper, r. 420 Winsor.
Branch, Nathan E., grocery clerk, r. 420 Winsor.
Branch, Ursula, student, r. 420 Winsor.
Brand, Alice, domestic, r. 11 Ninth.
Brand, Edmond W., teamster, h. 11 Ninth.
Brandin, Bertha A., stenographer, r. 15 Stowe.
H Brandin, Rudolph, draughtsman, r. over 340% Price.
Brandt, Earl Paul, r. 608 Barrows.
Brandt, John A., (Albertina). butcher, h. 33 Thayer.
Brandt, Paul J., (Mary), cabinetmaker, h. 60S Barrows.
Brandt, Paul O., (Marie), polisher, h. under 25 Wescott.
Brandt, Svea D. M.. clothpicker, r. 608 Barrows.
Brandt, Walter O., machinehand, r. 608 Barrows.
Brann, Edward F., (Mabel L.). commercial traveler, h. S3" Spring.
Branney, Caroline, widow Erick, r. 217 East Eighth.
Bratt, Anthony C, (Ressie). musician and teacher, h. 24 Regent.
Bratt, Carl R., (Adolfen), gardener, h. 530 Stowe.
0 Bratt, Casper, (Tilly), laborer, h. 125 Newland Ave.
Bratt, Claude, sheet metalworker, h. 113 Barker.
Bratt, Florence J., widow Dennis, nurse, h. 512 Hazeltine Ave.
Bratt, Herman S., (Garda), veneerworker, h. 177 Hotchkiss.
Bratt, P. Bailey, (Mercy), textileworker, h. 11 Elk.
Bratt, Ruth, textileworker, r. 530 Stowe.
Bratt, Victor H., laborer, r. 530 Stowe.
Bratt, see Bradt.
Brattberg, Ella S., bookkeeper Davis-Warn Co., r. 1 Peach.
Brattberg, John J., (Augusta M.), postman, h. 1 Peach.
_ Brattberg, Mary J., widow Charles, h. 705 West Eighth.
C1 S ^ SBrazee, *"' JAMESTOWN Brawlay, Breckenridge, Brecht, Bramstong, 215 Margaret, Theodore, Washington.
William, Hugo, 120 HARDWARE John, WEST widow laborer, (Helen), (Mary),—saloon office THIRD Samuel, clerk, bds. CO., painter, STREET 705 r. rms. 250 West Inc. and r. 368 Harrison.
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Breckenridge, Robert, (Kate), warptwister, h. 250 Harrison. *•"
Breed, Alfred V., (Laura), toolmaker, h. over 227 Barrows.
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Breed, Alice, widow Charles, h. 40 Bowen.
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D Briggs, William C, (Minnie C.)—treas. and gen. mgr. Chautauqua Towel
Mills—h. 404 East Fifth.
Briggs, William J., moving picture operator, r. 209 Prendergast Ave.
Bright, Geo. S., (Belle Gay)—life and casualty insurance, 300-301 Fenton
Bldg.—h. 23 Thirteenth.
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Brightman, Frederick A., (Franc C), draughtsman, rms. 76-77 New Gifford
Bldg.
Brighton, James, (Lily), textileworker, h. 3 Stowe.
Brigiotta, Frank, blacksmith, bds. 48 Harrison.
W Brigiotta, Sebastiano, (Pravidinza), farmer, h. 37 Harrison.
Brigiotta, Tom, farmer, r. 48 Harrison.
Brigiotta, Tony, (Josephine), farmer, h. over 48 Harrison.
Brill, George W., (Lillian), commercial traveler, h. 645 Lakeview Ave.
Brindley, George B., (Martha A.), laborer, r. 382 Buffalo.
Brindley, Howard G., packer, h. 382 Buffalo.
Brink, Charles E.,'—prop. Home Restaurant—h. 1 Kipp.
Brink, Hjalmar E., steel casemaker, bds. 141 Institute.
Brinley, D. Putman,—pres. Straight Dry Plate Co.—r. New York City.
Bristol, Mary, widow Solomon, h. 140 Foote Ave.
Britain, Fred L., (Wanda O.), commercial traveler, h. 340 Foote Ave.
Britain, Marian N., r. 340 Foote Ave.
Britain, Raymond, farmer, r. 340 Foote Ave.
Britton, George E.—teller First National Bank—r. 424 Lincoln.
Britton, Edward R., h. 424 Lincoln.
Britz, Bertha M., bookkeeper and stenographer, r. over 830 North Main.
Britz, Mary, widow Michael, r. over 830 North Main.
Broadbent, Ben A., (Ella), woolcarder, h. over 800 East Second.
Broadbent, Ethel M., stenographer, r. 20 Peach.
Broadbent, Herbert, (Esther), machinist, h. 20 Peach.
Broadbent, Nellie, stenographer, r. 20 Peach.
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Broadbent, Stephen M.,—mgr. Williamson Veneer Co.—r. 107 West Second.
BROADBERRY, GILDEN R., (Effie)—real estate, over 106 East Third—h.
Fairmount and Hanford (bey. limits.)
Broadhead, Almet N., (Margaret A.)—Broadhead Worsted Mills; pres.
Jamestown St. Ry. Co., Chautauqua Traction Co., J. W. & N. W. R. R.,and
prop. Lakeview Rose Gardens—h. 508 North Main.
Broadhead Block (New), 39-47 South Main.
Broadhead Block, 100-108 North Main.
Broadhead Block (Old), 2-16 North Main.
Broadhead, David, student, r. 1225 Prendergast Ave.
0 Broadhead, Ernest J., (Ceclia R.), shipping clerk, h. 625 Newland Ave.
Broadhead, Frank G., textileworker, h. 1225 Prendergast Ave.
Broadhead, Fred H., (Maude A.)—sec. Proudfit Clothing Co.—h. 165 Allen.
Broadhead, Irving H„ (Ida L.)—designer and supt. Acme Worsted Mills—-
h. 321 Fairmount Ave.
Broadhead, John L., (Nora), bookkeeper, h. 128 Allen.
Broadhead, Marion, student, r. 128 Allen.
Broadhead, Mertie, clerk, r. 128 Allen.
Broadhead, S. Flora, h. 130 South Main.
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Broadhead, Shelden B.,—pres. Jamestown Worsted Mills—h. 101 E. Fourth.
Broadhead, William A., (Marion Estelle)—asst. treas and sec. Jamestown
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Brooks, Hattie A., mender, r. Woodlawn Ave.
Brooks, Henry W., masontender, bds. 1808 Washington.
Brooks, James,—mgr. Floss Palace Bowling Alleys—r. Fairmount Ave.,
(bey. limits).
Brooks, Jesse, farmer, r. 184 Fairmount Ave.
Brooks, John M„ (Rosabel P.),—physician and surgeon, 312 Prendergast
Ave.—h. 401 do.
Brooks, Lela, domestic, 225 East Eighth.
Brooks, Lillian E., student, r. 401 Prendergast Ave.
Brooks, Mary Kate, student, r. 522 East Second.
Brooks, Maud, widow Thomas, candypacker, r. 2 Rowley Place.
Brooks, William H., (Anna N.); stationary engineer, h. 15 Winsor.
Brostrom, Albin D., bandsawyer, r. 5 Swan.
Brostrom, David, office clerk, r. 5 Swan.
Brostrom, Evald, stonemason, r. 5 Swan.
Brostrom, John A., (Augusta), stonemason, h. 5 Swan.
Brostrom, Signe A., r. 5 Swan.
Brower, Charles, barber, rms. over 15 East Second.
Brown, Adolph F„ machineworker, r. 16 Stafford Ave.
Brown, Albert L., (Ida B.), contractor carpenter and builder, h. 1398 E. 2nd.
Brown, Alfred, cementworker, r. 16 Stafford Ave.
Brown, Alice M., piano player, r. 1398 East Second.
Brown, Alice Ross, widow Charles, r. 303 West Third.
Brown, Anna, clerk, r. 117 East Fifth.
Brown, Andrew, farmer, h. 704 Buffalo.
Brown, Aten W.—general repairing, 306 West Third—rms. 117 East Fifth.
Brown, Augusta, tintype maker, r. 16 Stafford Ave.
Brown, Bernice O., teacher, r. over 59 Falconer.
Brown, Bert E„ (Jennie), teamster, h. 605 Foote Ave.
Brown, Beryl, Mrs., cook, h. over 13 East Second.
Brown, Bessie, textileworker, rms. 611 Washington.
Brown, Carl F., (Mae B.), printer, h. 18 Fluvanna Ave.
Brown, Carl H., woodworker, r. 16 Stafford Ave.
Brown, Carlotta A., r. 544 Lakeview Ave.
Brown, Caroline C, widow Safford, h. 75 Hotchkiss.
Brown, Charles H., bookkeeper, h. 59 Prospect.
Brown, Charles L., (Myrtle M.), motorman, h. 15 Bassett.
Brown, Clair, (Cora), laborer, h. over 108 Charles.
Brown, Clarence A., (Josephine O.), hardware clerk, h. 41 Spruce.
Brown, Clarence E., (Julia M.), lathehand, h. 44 Vega.
Brown, Clarence H., clerk Everett Hotel, r. 901 Prendergast Ave.
Brown, Clark E., (Clara M.),—Theater Royal—h. 35 Barrett.
Brown, C. Mortimer, (Adele), h. 1054 North Main.
Brown, Clinton E., (Agnes), motorman, h. 109 Cross.
Brown, C. O., metalworker, r. Wellman Ave.
Brown, DeLano A., student, r. 1054 North Main.
Brown, Donald S., r. 13 Fulton.
Brown, Earl L.,—broker, rm. 77 Allen Block—h. Corry, Pa.
Brown, E. B., stationary engineer, r. Wellman Ave.
Brown, Edmund C, (Adelaide), woolsorter, h. 85 Benedict.
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Brown, Frank—retail groceries, 209 Allen—h. 6 Webster.
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Brown, Glenn E., (Laura)—confectionery, 106 Fairmount Ave.—h. do.
Brown, Glenn K., (Anna D.'), commercial traveler, h. 544 Lakeview Ave. Nfl
Brown, Gust A., cementworker, r. 16 Stafford Ave. ^»
Brown, Guy, teamster, r. 336 Foote Ave.
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Brown, Helen S., widow Henry, r. 59 Prospect.
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Brown, Irving J., (Bertha P.), conductor, h. 51 Fairmount Ave.
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Brown, John A., (Lona D.), city assessor, h. 227 Fairmount Ave. "^
Brown, John T., r. 57 Eleventh. Q)
Brown, Josiah C.,—mgr. Theater Royal—r. over 35 Barrett.
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Brown, Katherine A., widow William H., h. over 59 Falconer.
Brown, Laura, widow Sherman, h. under 242 Crescent.
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Brown, Mary, widow Stephen, r. 217 Jones & Gifford Ave. J*
Brown, Mercy, widow Sylvester, r. 109 Cross.
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Brown, Nina, Mrs., h. 6 Webster. *5
Brown, N. S., (Martha), laborer, h. Wellman Ave.
Brown, Nathalie L., student, r. 32 Chestnut. >—*
Brown, Orean, (Ada), laborer, h. 156 Chautauqua Ave.
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Brown, Polly, widow Henry, h. 901 Prendergast Ave.
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Brown, Rudolph, (Tressa), textileworker, h. 251 Barrows. 09
Brown, Samuel A., (Carrie), supt. mails Postoffice, h. 57 Eleventh.
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Brown, Susan, widow William, h. 636 Foote Ave.
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Brownell, Ralph W., student, r. 854 Prendergast Ave.
S Brownell, Ross E.,—pres.-treas. Brownell Shoe Co., 12 West Third and 22
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Brownlee, Anna I., teacher, r. 294 Newton Ave.
Brownlee, Francis C, bandsawyer, r. 294 Newton Ave.
Brownlee, Thomas W., (Ellen L.), nightwatch, h. 294 Newton Ave.
W Brownlee, William P., U. S. navy, r. 293 Newton Ave.
Brozee, Benjamin, (Grace), baggagehelper, rms. 17 West Fourth.
Brozee, Edward E., r. over 26 Fenton Place.
Brugge, Eric H., (Lilly), city salesman, h. over 340% Price.
Brugge, Evar B., electrician, r. over 31 Weeks.
Brugge, Hannah, widow Fritz, h. over 31 Weeks.
Brugge, Isabella E., bookkeeper Tinkham Bros., r. 31 Weeks.
Brundell, Alice M., domestic, r. 16 Winsor.
Brundell, Jessie P., beamer, r. 16 Winsor.
Brundell, Walter, (Elizabeth A.), textileworker, h. 16 Winsor.
Brune'r, Jessie H., r. 49 Harrison.
Bruner, John E., (Elsie), bandsawyer, h. over 215 Barrows.
Brunner, Tony, (Emma), machinist, h. 25 Wescott.
Bruno, John, (Rose), waterrubber, h. 52 Franklin.
Brunson, Swan J., sheet metalworker, bds. over 42 Chapin.
Brunson, Z. Elizabeth, widow Alfred, r. 649 Prendergast Ave.
Brunson, see Bronson.
Brunstrom, David V., (Katherine),—pastor Swedish Zion Mission Church—
h. 109 Allen.
Brunstrom, D. Leroy, student, r. 109 Allen.
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Bryant, Dudley H., (Pearl K.), commercial traveler, h. 318 Prendergast Ave.
Bryant, George, mechanic, bds. 413 Falconer.
Bryant, Pauline, weaver, r. 378 Willard.
Bryant, Udora, widow William, r. 24 Center.
Brynolfson, Julian, woodworker, r. 4 Barrows.
Brynolfson, Robert, (Alma), woodworker, h. 4 Barrows.
Bryson, S. Russell, boys" director, Y. M. C. A., rms. do.
Buaricco, Mike, (Maria), laborer, h. over 59 Foote Ave.
Bubb, Fred, (Ella), h. over 221 Steele.
Bubb, William, (Harriett), painter, h. 217 Steele.
O Bubb, William, Jr., finisher, r. 217 Steele.
Bucano, Mario, (Emma), h. 479 Crescent.
Buchanan, Agnes, Mrs., telephone operator, h. .16 Hazzard.
Buchanan, Edward L., (Eleanor)—treas. Conroy-Buchanan Lumber Co.—h.
79 Newton Ave.
Buchanan, Frances E., Mrs.,—rooming house, 310 West Second—h. do.
Buchanan, Harry J., bookkeeper Blackstone Mfg. Co., r. 217 Crescent.
Buchanan, William, trainman Erie R. R., bds. Hotel Everett.
Buck, Charles E., (Bertha), laborer, h. 212 West Second.
Buck, Donald H., carpenter, r. 560 East Second.
STallr P* SBuck, IdlA with Jerome John, Mary Ernest Lawrence, Nathan Orlo Rantlav Willi W., E., bds. Z., F., J., Connecticut widow r. (Emma), DCllllC 307 (Mertie (Ada (Signa), 560 East Amon—boarders, M.), J.), Fifth. conductor, teamster, realestate, y Second. life carpenter, w. j. ins. h. Bentley, rms. over h. h. 560 co., over 116 8101 East Forest Mgr., Hartford, East 312 Second—h. Allen. Office, Park. Fourth. Second. Conn. 514 do. Chadakoin Bldg.

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Buckley, Agnes E., office clerk, r. 16 Livingston Ave.
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Buckley, Melinda, widow Daniel, r. 601 North Main.
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Bucklin, Grace E., clerk, r. over 3 Maple. £ >
Bucklin, Roger, surveyor, rms. 12 East Fourth. J 2,
Bucklin, Buffamante, Roy, Tom, (Florence),—Chautauqua (Sara), laborer, h. 433 Auto Allen. Tire Repair Co.—h. 45 Charles. £ g_
Bucklin, Buffington, William Albert R., E., (Anna (Sadie), E.), stationary farmer, h. engineer, 637 Palmer. h. 24 Phillips.
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Burnett, Margaret, Mrs.,—pres. House of Burnett—h. 317 East Fifth. 03
Burns, Alva, (Belle), commercial traveler, r. 10 Catlin Ave. *^
Burns, Andrew L., chauffeur, r. 317 Allen.
Burns, Bernard M., college student, r. 311 Lincoln. 09
Burns, Donald E., (Eva), bookkeeper, r. 7 Lakin Ave.
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Burns, Elizabeth, widow Michael, h. 160 Barrows. 2
Burns, Frank J., (Rosetta), deliveryman, h. 317 Allen.
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Burns, George F., office clerk, r. 23 Regent.
Burns, Harland M., student, r. 311 Lincoln. "^
Burns, Harold F., bookkeeper Star Furniture Co., r. 311 Lincoln. ©
Burns, Isabella S., sec. Park Commission, r. 417 Spring.
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Burns, J. Palmer, (Emma M.)—dist. supt. Methodist Churches—h. 311 i——
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Burns, Mary A., widow Harvey M., 525 East Fifth.
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Burns, William, (Bernice), electrical engineer, h. over 211 East Eighth. S3
Burns, William A., (Mary), paperhanger, h. 508 West Eighth. "*
Burr, Carrie A., widow Frank H., r. 126 Newton Ave. |
Burr, Edward, (Zelma), cost clerk, r. 519 Monroe. ~
Burr, Elmer T., crater, r. 108 Newton Ave. §»
Burr, Horace J., r. 308 West Second. „
Burr, G. Melvin, (Frankie E.), carpenter, h. 108 Newton Ave. "
Burr, Kenneth, draughtsman, r. 519 Monroe. < 5
Burr, Leo W., chauffeur, r. 108 Newton Ave. SS 8
Burr, Minnie H., widow Edward, h. 519 Monroe. g »
Burr, Raymond, estimate clerk, r. 519 Monroe. a §
Burrell, Arthur J., (Lena), sheet metalworker, h. 114 Crown. SS. %
Burroughs, Fred, finisher, r. 19 Hopkins Ave.
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Burrows, Allen J., (Laura), machinist, h. Margaret.
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Burrows, Molly E., widow Cooper, h. 393 Falconer.
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Burt, Carrie D., widow Myron, r. 267 Hallock. g»
Burt, Glenn M., (Maude L.), machinist, h. 52 Orchard Ave. to j>
Burt, Lawrence, apprentice telegraph operator, r. 334 Fairmount Ave.
I Baldwin, Burt, Burtis, Bush, | Wallace William Pauline, Leo Thomas, Simon Albert, Mariette N„ P., r. (Catherine), wJnLBE*u^ H„ D— graduate (Leona), (Marion), A., 713% (Lelia), dentist, widow East nurse, carpenter, steamfitter, florist,h. packer, 500 Henry Second. Chadakoin r. Diamond 267 O., , 328 713% Hallock. 334 r. h. 210 334 Steele. Bldg.—bds. East West Expert Fairmount Second. Sixth. Ave. 165 Ave. f Allen. §
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Bush, A. Lester, (Arline M.), contractor, h. 67 Barrett.
Bush, Alta L., widow Austin D., h. 859 North Main.
Bush, Calvin C, (Rhoda M.), h. 372 Foote Ave.
Bush, Charles L., metalworker, r. 109 Park.
Bush, Donald, r. 224 Sprague.
Bush, Eliza A., widow Aaron, h. Ill Fairview Ave.
Bush, Ellis C, (Vernie), draughtsman, h. 322 South Main.
Bush, Emma L., teacher, r. 859 North Main.
Bush, Frances, student, r. 241 Fulton.
Bush, Frank B., retired, h. 412 Winsor.
Bush, Fred, stationary engineer, r. Ill Fairview Ave.
Bush, Fred G., (Katheryn), retired, h. over 110 East Second.
Bush, Fred L., (Nora E.),—local mgr. Fleischmann Yeast Co.—h. 241 Fulton.
Bush, George M., stationary fireman, h. 317 Steele.
Bush, Grove, finisher, r. 298 Newton Ave.
Bush, H. Cleveland, (Violet M.), real estate, h. 298 Newton Ave.
Bush, Hoyt A., metalworker, r. 109 Park.
Bush, Inez M., student, r. 328 Steele.
Bush, Jake, painter, r. Ill Fairview Ave.
Bush, Joe, laborer, r. Ill Fairview Ave.
Bush, John, (Bertha), carpenter, h. 224 Sprague.
Bush, Lambert L., (Emily), wheelmaker, h. 109 Park.
Bush, Leon F., (Bertha L.), mechanic, h. 128 Park.
Bush, L. Lucille, domestic, r. 298 Newton Ave.
Bush, Ohmer C., weaver, r. 298 Newton Ave.
Bush, Richard, r. 224 Sprague.
Bush, Theodore, carpenter, r. Ill Fairview Ave.
Bush, Wayne H., U. S. navy, r. 298 Newton Ave.
Bushee, Loyal H., (Helen G.), day watch, h. 69 Livingston Ave.
Bushey, Floyd F.—W. E. & F. G. Bushey—r. 384 Foote Ave. W. E. & F. G.
Bushey, William E., (Ruth),—W. E. & F. G. Bushey—h. 205 Allen..
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Bushey, William F., (Emma J.), shoemaker, h. 384 Foote Ave.
Busk, Nellie C, bookkeeper, h. 30 Price.
Butler, Bertha—china painting and artist supplies, over 21 West Second—
r. Lakewood Road, R. F. D. 77.
Butler, Elizabeth, widow Harry, r. 104 Washington.
Butler, Floyd D., sheet metalworker, r. 11 English.
Butler, Frank A., tinsmith, bds. 76 Barrett.
Butler, Frank H., (Inez), farmer, h. Fairmount Ave. R. F. D. 77.
Butler, Fred Clayton, (Alice L.)—sec. Jamestown Board of Commerce—h.
802 Lakeview Ave.
Butler, M. Eva, r. 76 Barrett.
Butler, Roy W., (Florence), autotire repairer, h. over 47 Charles.

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Butler, Walter O., (Anna J.), insurance, h. 11 English.
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127 Lakeview Ave. S3
Butofiro, Tom, (Annie), dyer, h. over 201 East First.
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Buttafori, Joseph, laborer, bds. over 20 Institute.
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Butterfield, Franklin E., student, r. 25 Van Buren.
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Butterfield, Sally W., student, r. 504 Winsor. (^
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Cady, William, (Josephine), brickmason, h. 234 Hallock.
Cady, Willis C, farmer, r. 1388 East Second.
Cadwell, Eugene B., (Jeanette H.),—Cadwell-Vernon Co.,—h. 801 Prendergast
Ave.
Cadwell, Frank W., (Jennie Wilson), h. 119 East Fifth.
Cadwell, John, (Carrie S.),—Pres. Cadwell-Vernon Co.,— h. 212 Lakeview
Cadwell, Marion, college student, r. 212 Lakeview Ave.
Cadwell-Vernon Co.,—John and Eugene Cadwell and D. S. and F. S. Vernon
—wood and metal products, 115 Foote Ave.
Caesar, Carl, (Anna L.),—cobbler, under 311 Pine—h. 117 William.
Caffaro, Frank, (Marie), laborer, h. under 557 Allen.
Caflisch Bros.,—Howard W. Ailing, mgr.; D. R. Park, supt.; yard, Allen ext.
—wholesale lumber, 303 Chandler.
Cagicologi, Carmelo, textileworker, r. under 529 Allen.
Cagicologi, Dick, (Mandione), laborer, h. under 529 Allen.
Cagicologi, Tony, laborer, r. under 529 Allen.
Cahnise, Maria A., widow Charles, bookkeeper, r. 545 East Fifth.
Caines, William B., (Mary E.), pastor A. M. E. Zion Church, h. 105 Eleventh.
Calahane, Elizabeth, dressmaker, r. 46 Center.
Calahane, James P., (Elizabeth),—sewer contractor and builder—h. 540
East Second.
Calahane, John M., student, r. 540 East Second.
Calahane, Margaret T., postoffice clerk, r. 46 Center.
Calahane, Mary G., student, r. 540 East Second.
Calahane, Nora, h. 46 Center.
Calahane, Susie A., teacher, r. 46 Center.
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Calamona, Carmelo, (Grace), laborer, h. 60 Harrison.
Calamona, Sarah, spinner, r. 60 Harrison.
Calanni, Sebastian, laborer, bds., over 122 Harrison.
Caldwell, Charles S., (Edith), motorman, h. 509 Monroe.
Caldwell, Weld, (Mary), nightwatch, h. 214 Fulton.
Calica, Cocco, machine hand, r. 37 Harrison.
Calkins, Alfred R., (Persis M.), h. 9 Ninth.
Calkins, Harriett W., student, r. 1-95 Newton Ave.
Calkins, J. Elton, (Eva E. A.), laborer, h. 1305 Washington.
Call, Anna J., r. 1090 East Second.
Call, Maurice W., (Ethel), —foreman Erie R. R. freight dept.,—h. 1090 East
Second.
Callahan, Leo J., (Ethel J.), commercial traveler, h. 213 Clinton.
Callahan, William M., (Anna), retired, h. 207 West Eighth.
Callahan, see Calahane.
Calli, Mike, (Josephine),—general store, 425 Allen, h. 435 do.
Callin, Florence, nurse, r. over 36 Liberty.
Calo, Tony, (Buttafore), laborer, h. over 20 Institute.
Calogero, Anzalone, (Mary), laborer, r. over 103 Willard.
Calsey, Frank, (Mildred), screenworker, h. 415 West Eighth.
Cameron, Winfield S., (Imogene),—attorney, 307 Fenton Bldg.,—h. 19 Fairmount
Ave.
Camp Art Co.,—A. N. Camp pres.-treas.; A. D. Rice, vice pres.; J. Stewart
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Campbell Albert L. D., (Alta M.),—specialist, eye, ear, throat and nose, 428-
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Campbell Cassius G., (Ella B.),—Mechanics Laundry, 308 Falconer,—h. 20 Jj^
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Campbell, Charles E., (Mattie G.), carpenter, h. 310 Allen.
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Campbell, Claude E., clerk, r. 179 South Main.
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Campbell, Etta, bookkeeper, r. 332 East Third. *j
Campbell, Frederick C., (Calista A.), commercial traveler, h. over 209 Pren- N*»
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Campbell, William W., (Jennie E.), retired, h. 179 South Main.
Camot, John, laborer, bds. 423 Allen.
Cane, H Jim, plater, rms. Russell Block.
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Canero, Tom, (Katarina), laborer, h. 52 Foote Ave.
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Canning, Mabel A., alteration seamstress, bds. 1254 Prendergast Ave,
Cannon, Franklin, concert pianist, r. 208 East Fifth.
Canty, o Daniel E., city fireman,r. 710 Jefferson. pJ
Cappa, Frank, (Grace), laborer, r. over 40 Harrison.
Caprino, Antonio, (Carmella), barber, h. 52 Harrison
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Caprino, Carmello, tailor, r. 62' Harrison.
Caprino, Ignatzio, laborer, r. 52 Harrison.
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Caprino, > Mary, spinner, r. 52 Harrison.
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Caprino, Card, Verne Tommy, B., (Pearl shoemaker, B.),—sales r. 52 mgr., Harrison. S. M. Flickinger,—h. 209 Lincoln. JS
Caramano, Cardinole, Ross, Angelo, (Mary),—barber, (Carrie), laborer, 16 Willard,—h. over 435 Allen. do.
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Carlo, D Gullino,—cobbler, 3 Taylor,—r. 27 Market.
Carlo, Joe, r. 32 Harrison.
Carlo, Rosa, doffer, r. 32 Harrison.
Carlson, Abel, (Mary), bartender, h. over 218 East Second.
Carlson, Albert E., woodworker, r. under 311 Allen.
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Carlson, Ada, domestic, r. 78 Liberty.
Carlson, Add. L., sheet metalworker, r. 12 Chautauqua Ave.
Carlson*, Adna, bookkeeper, r. 317 Newland Ave.
Carlson, Adolph, (Hilda), woodworker, h. over 48 Linwood Ave.
W Carlson, Adolph, (Axelia E.), woodcarver, h. 241 Falconer.
Carlson, Agnes A., textileworker, r. 9 Howard.
Carlson, Agnes E., student, r. 124 Bowen.
Carlson, Agnes V., clothmender, r. 823 Cherry.
Carlson, Agnes E. bookkeeper, r. 48 Chapman.
Carlson, Albert, (Frieda), toolmaker, h. over 224 McKinley Ave.
Carlson, Albert, washing machinemaker, r. 489 Winsor.
Carlson, Albert, (Esther), hotelworker, h. over 60 Hunt Rd.
Carlson, Albert E., (Ida S.), bricklayer, h. 716 Newland Ave.
Carlson, Albert J., (Ella), metalworker, h. 7 Sampson.
Carlson, Albert V., (Josephine), sawyer, h. 78 Glasgow Ave.
v> Carlson, Albin, (Hannah), machinist, h. 129 Bowen.
Carlson, Albin R., (Mabel A.), metalworker, h. 282 Broadhead Ave.
Carlson, Alfhild, laundress, r. 156 Sampson.
Carlson, Alfred, (Carrie), shipping clerk, h. 113 Kidder.
Carlson, Alfred, (Alma), stationary engineer, h. 132 Thayer.
Carlson, Alfred, laborer, bds. 322 Palmer.
Carlson, Alfred C, (Carrie), textileworker, h. 59 McKinley Ave.
Carlson, Alfred E., woodworker, bds. 120 Sampson.
Carlson, Alice, student, r. 70 Myrtle.
H Carlson, Alice, Mrs. h. 11 Phillips.
Carlson, Alice V., domestic, r. 850 Lafayette.
Carlson, Allen D., stenographer, r. 4 Tiffany Ave.
Carlson, Alma G., weaver, r. 5 Winsor.
Carlson, Amanda, weaver, h. over 764 East Second.
Carlson, Amelia, domestic, r. 127 Forest Ave.
Carlson, Amelia, widow Gust, h. 15 Wilson Ave.
Carlson, Amy, r. 238 Crescent.
Carlson Andrew, teamster, bds. 621 West Eighth.
Carlson, Andrew,—Nicholson & Carlson Co.,—r. 70 Colfax.
Carlson, Andrew, metalworker, r. 222 Barrows.
0 Carlson, Andrew, laborer, bds. 128 Water.
Carlson, Andrew, (Matilda), laborer, h. over 41 Colfax.
Carlson, Andrew, (Carolina), carpenter, h. rm. 17 Warner Blk.
Carlson, Andrew, (Josephine), laborer, h. 49 Anderson.
Carlson, Andrew G., (A. Louise), machinehand, h. 618 East Second.
Carlson, Andrew J., stonemason, h. 902 Washington.
Carlson, Andrew P., (Hilda A.), carpenter, h. 823 Cherry.
Carlson, Anna, laundress, rms. 333% East Fifth.
Carlson, Anna, weaver r. 12 Chautauqua Ave.
Carlson, Anna, bds. over 209 Barrett.
_ Carlson, Anna, domestic, rms. 99 Barrett.
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Carlson, Anton E., (Elsie E.), bookkeeper, h. 254 Broadhead Ave. ^bk
Carlson, Arthur C, metalworker, r. 148 Sampson.
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Carlson, Arthur C, woodworker, r. 902 Washington.
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Carlson, Arthur H., (Frances), clerk, h. 231 Prospect.
Carlson, Arthur L., springmaker, r. 69 Benson.
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Carlson, Arthur W., machinist, bds. 273 South Main. y*
Carlson, Arthur W., (Pearl), stationary engineer, h. over 717 Murray Ave. \_>
Carlson, Arvid, teamster, bds. 361 South Main.
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Carlson, Astrid M., milliner, r. 18 Sherman.
Carlson, August, woodworker, bds. 222 Barrows.
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Carlson, August, carpenter, r. over 221 Weeks. S. «-
Carlson, August A., (Anna), woodfinisher, h. 227 King.
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Carlson, August W., (Selma), woodworker, h. 5 Barnard Ave. 3 »
Carlson, Augusta F., cloth picker, r. 215 Steele. S a.
Carlson, Axel, carpenter, bds. 811 Cherry.
Carlson, Augusta S., dressmaker, r. over 227 Winsor. a §
Carlson, Axel, (Ada), meatcutter, h. 818 Jefferson.
Carlson, A. William, (Anna B.)—groceries, Sprague & Baker—h. 121 g, £
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Carlson, Axel, factory teamster, laborer, rms. 25 bds. Winsor. 12 Norton Ave.
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Carlson, Carl A., tailor, h. 12 Chautauqua Ave.
Carlson, Carl E„ (Hattie), foreman upholsterer, h. 121 Wilson Ave.
* Carlson, Carl E., machinist, r. 137 Euclid Ave.
Carlson, Carl G., (Augusta), carpenter, h. 69 Wescott.
Carlson, Carl G., bds. 69 Wescott.
Carlson, Carl H., (Julia E.), detailer, h. 173 Bowen.
Carlson, Carl J., (Ida C), lumber handler, h. 408 Winsor.
Carlson, Carl J., (Charlotte), h. 109 Chautauqua Ave.
Carlson, Carl J., (Augusta), tailor, h. 113 Chandler.
Carlson, Carl J. (Christine), machine hand, h. 198 Hopkins Ave.
Carlson, Carl J„ (Ellen),—vice pres., Jamestown Cabinet Co.,—h. 221 Weeks.
Carlson, Carl L., draftsman, r. 59 McKinley Ave.
Carlson, Carl O., student, r. 48 Chapman.
Carlson, Carl P., (Mary C),—contractor, 132 Sampson,—h. do.
Carlson, Carl R., draughtsman, r. 198 Hopkins Ave.
Carlson, Carl S„ (Edith), butcher, h. 13 Tew.
Carlson & Carlson,—Fred W. and C. Henry, groceries, 154 Baker.
Carlson, Carl V., errand boy, r. 222 Falconer.
Carlson, Carl W., (Celia), stationary fireman, h. 122 Catlin Ave.
Carlson, C. Arthur, clerk, r. 23 Peach.
Carlson, C. Elmer, (Anna M.)—section foreman, Erie R. R.—h. 137 Euclid
Carlson, C. Eric, (Augusta), furniture clerk, h. 208 Prospect.
Caslson, Chandler, farmer, r. 114 William.
Carlson, Charles, (Anna), h. 117 Camp.
Carlson, Charles, (Christine), carpenter, h. 6 Charles.
Carlson, Charles, (Jennie), woodworker, h. over 92 Linwood Ave.
Carlson, Charles, (Sophia), veneerworker, h. 86 Falconer.
Carlson, Charles A., (Josephine), finisher,h. 4 Tiffany Ave.
Carlson, Charles A., (Hilma O.),—chief estimate clerk, Dahlstrom Met.
Door Co.,—h. over 258 Falconer.
Carlson, Charles A., (Anna S.), driver, h. 86 Bowen.
Carlson, Charles A., (Clara), bartender, h. 144 Camp.
Carlson, Charles A., (Matilda), butcher, h. 219 Willard.
Carlson Charles A., (Anette), laborer, h. 110 Vega.
Carlson, Charles B., (Clara)—Nicholson & Carlson—h. 70 Colfax.
Carlson, Charles E., (Jennie), bartender, h. 222 Hopkins Ave.
Carlson, Charles E., (Harriette), motorman, h. 136 McKinley Ave.
Carlson, Charles F., (Charlotte E.), laborer, h. 110 Mechanic.
Carlson, Charles F.,—Carlson & Helgran—h. 488% Willard.
Carlson, Charles J., (Ellen), veneerworker, h. 415 West Eighth.
Carlson, Charles J., (Christine), foreman upholsterer, h. over 215 Hazzard.
Carlson, Charles J., (Ethel),—dist. mgr., Leslie-Judge Co.,—r. over 317 Willard.
Carlson, Charles L., (Tillie K.), bench foreman, h. 156 Newton Ave.
Carlson, Charles L., (Anna), stationary engineer, h. 28 Chapman.
Carlson, Charles L., (Anna M.),—prop. The Elk Palace,15 Market—h. 141
McKinley Ave.
Carlson, Charles L., (Elvira G.), sheet metalworker, r. 11 West Cowden PL
Carlson, Charles O., (Matilda), sheetmetal foreman, h. 105 Hedges Ave.
Carlson, Charles P., (Emma C.)—Carlson & Wallburg—h. 16 Foote Ave.
Carlson, Charles P., (Teresa C), sheet metalworker, h. 262 Falconer.
JAMESTOWN Carlson, C. Chester Charlotte Hjalmer, Henry,—Carlson Herbert, HARDWARE 120 WEST W., I., (Grace (Ellen r. clerk, widow THIRD 122 CO., M.),—Carlson W.), r. Catlin STREET & Elof, over Carlson,—bds. woodworker, Inc. Ave. h. 774 over East Washing & 208 Carlson,—h. Second.
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Carlson, Christina W., widow Charles, h. 25 Cross. ^.
Carlson, Christine, domestic, r. 401 Prendergast. "^
Carlson, Christine, widow Gustaf, h. 16 Maple. 2
Carlson, Christine, h. 15 Barrows.
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Carlson, Clara S., widow Gust A., r. over 227 Winsor. g*
Carlson, Clarence, bookkeeper, r. 11 Delaware Ave.
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Carlson, Clarence, sheet metalworker, h. 224 Broadhead Ave.
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Carlson, Clarence A., woodworker, bds. 280 Willard. 09
Carlson, Claus, carpenter, r. 221 Weeks. S!
Carlson, Claus, woodworker, bds. 12 Kinney. 55
Carlson, Clayton F., metalworker, r. 19 Orchard Ave.
Carlson, Clifford G., student, r. 86 Falconer.
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Carlson, C. O. Henry, (Anna), metalworker, h. over 96 Highland Ave. Jg
Carlson, Conrad, sheet metalworker, bds. 937 Newland Ave.
Carlson, Conrad, (Alma), woodworker, h. 1515 Newland Ave.
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Carlson, Conrad R., clerk, r. 69 Wescott. 5
Carlson, Constant W., (Ellen T.), teamster, h. 198 Barrett.
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Carlson, Corina M., widow John, h. 5 Winsor. £
Carlson, C. Oscar, (Helmy), woodworker, h. over 219 Prospect.
Carlson, C. Oscar, woodworker, bds. over 114 Mechanic.
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Carlson, C. Raymond, plumber, r. 28 Chapman.
Carlson, Daniel, r. 835 East Second.
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Carlson, David, (Julia), upholsterer, h. 48 Pearl Ave. **
Carlson, David, (Selma O.), ironworker, h. 168 Barrett.
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Carlson, David, laborer, r. 44 Chautauqua Ave. m*
Carlson, David A., (Gertrude), sheet metalworker, h. 46 Sturges. £3
Carlson, David H., farm hand bds. 110 Vega. g*
Carlson, Delia T., student, r. 143 Falconer. 2
Carlson, Dewey, grocery clerk, bds. 84 Steele Ave.
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Carlson, Ebba, r. over 552 Crescent. ^.
Carlson, Ebba S., dressmaker, r. 148 Sampson. ^. 5"
Carlson, Ed., (Mary L.), woodcarver, h. 87 Falconer.
Carlson, Edith, dressmaker, bds. 23 Derby—r. do. O-
Carlson, Edith, domestic, r. 139 Forest Ave. ©
Carlson, Edith, laundress, rms. 333% East Fifth.
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Carlson, Edna E., clerk, r. 329 Van Buren.
Carlson, Edward, laborer, r. 12 Chautauqua Ave.
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Carlson, Edward A., (Ellen), laborer, h. 124 Bowen. g J>
Carlson, Edward C, (Matilda), painter, h. 53 Colfax. SB C-
Carlson, Edwin A., (Elizabeth), crater, h. 104 Steele Ave.
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Carlson, Effle, textileworker, r. 133 King.
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D Carlson, Ellen, widow Gustave, h. under 48 Sturges.
Carlson, Ellen E., dressmaker, r. Ill Linwood Ave.
Carlson, Ellen M., r. 440 Winsor.
Carlson, Ellen V., clerk, r. 112 William.
Carlson, Ellis, r. 15 Wilson Ave.
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Carlson, Elmer, sheet metalworker, r. over 311 Forest Ave.
Carlson, Elmer J., (Marie), chauffeur, h. 605 West Seventh.
Carlson, Elmer T., rubber, h. Ill Linwood Ave.
Carlson, Elmer W., (Jeane H.), jeweler and engraver, h. 904 Prendergast
W Carlson, Elsie, domestic, Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Carlson, Emil, (Lolo), butcher, r. over 453 Willard.
Carlson, Emil, (Amanda), woodworker, h. 135 Baker.
Carlson, Emil, woodworker, r. over 117 Front.
Carlson, Emil, metalworker, bds. 149 Jones & Gifford Ave.
Carlson, Emil A., (Ottila), h. 27 Pullman.
Carlson, Emil A., (Dorothy), machinist, r. over 909 Newland Ave.
Carlson, Emil F., (Josephine), carpenter h. 148 Sampson.
Carlson, Emil H., shipping clerk, r. over 46 Sturges.
Carlson, Emil J., (Lucy), machine hand, h. 32 Kinney.
Carlson, Emil J., (Gerda), laborer, h. over 18 Crown.
Carlson, Emil John, (Esther), laborer, h. over 249 English.
Carlson, Emil N., (Alida C), woodworker, h. over 46 Sturges.
Carlson, Emma, widow Carl, h. 238 Crescent.
Carlson, Emma J., domestic, 333 Crossman.
Carlson, Engrid, textileworker, r. over 117 Front.
Carlson, Eric J.,—auto livery, 9 Holmes,—bds. 141 Institute.
Carlson, Eric O., (Anna), laborer, h. over 1135 N. Main.
Carlson, Erick, (Selma), accountant, h. over 77 Liberty.
Carlson, Erick, teamster, bds. 1106 East Second.
H Carlson, Erick, carpenter, bds. 58 Vega.
Carlson, Erick, laborer, bds. 5 Hall Ave.
Carlson, Erick L., (Leonore), car inspector, Erie R. R., h. 15 Victoria Ave.
Carlson, Ernest, metalpolisher, bds. 154 Barrows.
Carlson, Ernest, laborer, r. 4 Palmer.
Carlson, Ernest, metalworker, bds. 5 Maple.
Carlson, Ernest, (Celia), upholsterer, h. over 148 Park.
Carlson, Ernest C, draughtsman, r. 53 Colfax.
Carlson, Ernest E.,—retail shoes, 622 East Second,—r. 154 Barrows.
Carlson, Ernest S., woodworker, r. over 37 Sampson.
Carlson, Ernest T., metalworker, r. 6 Charles.
0 Carlson, Ernest W„ grainer, r. Ill Linwood Ave.
Carlson, Eskel M., (Amanda), shipping clerk, h. 48 Chapman.
Carlson, Esther, textileworker, bds. 31 Elliott Ave.
Carlson, Esther, domestic, r. 117 Camp.
Carlson, Esther, domestic, The Samuels.
Carlson, Esther H., textileworker, r. 78 Glasgow Ave.
Carlson, Esther L., weaver, r. 13 East Newland Ave.
Carlson, Esther M., milliner, r. 18 Sherman.
Carlson, Esther N., graduate nurse, r. 175 McKinley Ave.
Carlson, Ethel L., stenographer, r. 59 McKinley Ave.
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Carlson Frank, (Edla M.),—pastor, Swedish Adventist Church,—h. over a
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Carlson, Frank, sheet metalworker, r. over 311 Forest Ave. 3
Carlson, Frank, lumber handler, bds. 1009 Newland Ave. ^.
Carlson, Frank, (Ida B.), police, bds. 48 Hamilton.
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Carlson, Frank, (Olga), sheet metalworker, h. 875 Lafayette. 2
Carlson, Frank A., (Anna), finisher,h. over 108 East Second. *"'
Carlson, Frank E., carpenter, h. 547 Willard. «g
Carlson, Frank G., (Nellie), painter, h. 382 Foote Ave.
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Carlson, Frank O., (Jennie!, textileworker, h. 133 King.
Carlson, Frank O., varnisher. h. Ill Linwood Ave.
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Carlson, Frank O., (Hannah), washmachine maker, h. 489 Winsor. Q
Carlson, Frank W., student, r. 78 Glasgow Ave.
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Carlson, Fred, carpenter, bds. 139% Chandler.
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Carlson, Fred, laborer, bds. 44 Chautauqua Ave.
Carlson, Fred A., (Lena), cabinetmaket, h. 65 Tower.
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Carlson, Fred F., tailor, r. 23 Barker.
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Carlson, Fred J., (Ida J.),—Samuelson & Carlson,—h. 317 Newland Ave. .
Carlson, Fred W., (Ethel)—Carlson & Carlson—h. R. F. D. 78.
Carlson, Friedolph, (Anna), woodworker, h. over 568 Allen.
Carlson, Fritz, metal pressman, bds. 39 Whitley Ave.
Carlson, Fritz E., driver, r. 440 Winsor. .
Carlson, Genus M., jeweler, r. 85 Tower.
Carlson, George, painter, r. 488% Willard.
Carlson, George A., (Elizabeth), metalworker, h. 62 Colfax.
Carlson, George B., (Florence E.), stationary engineer, r. 211 West Second.
Carlson, George C. J., (B. Lorena), diesinker, h. 12 Walnut.
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Carlson, Gerh, metalworker, bds. 123 Prospect. 2
Carlson, Gerhard L., (Ella), toolmaker, h. over 22 Charles.
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Carlson, Gertrude, textileweaver, bds. 118 King. "*
Carlson, Gertrude V., textileworker, r. over 29 Wescott.
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Carlson, G. Fred, (Hanna M.), metalfinisher, h. over 25 Grandin.
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Carlson, Godfrey, (Alice), metalworker, h. 6 Maplewood Ave.
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Carlson, Godfrey G., (Agnes Y.), h. 254 Barrett. ^—
Carlson, Godfrey O., (Judith M.), sheet metalworker, h. over 19 Victoria qj
Carlson, Gottfrid, carpenter, bds. 183 Barrett.
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Carlson, Gottfried, blacksmith, bds. over 223 Broadhead Ave. 3
Carlson, Gunnar E., (Adina), foreman metalworker, h. 132 Prospect. £Lj
Carlson, Gunnard, sheet metalworker, r. 12 Chautauqua Ave.
Carlson, Gunnard A., sheet metalworker, r. 69 Wescott. £jj
Carlson, Gunnard E., (Dorothy C), toolmaker, h. 82 Howard. 5J*
Carlson, Gust, farmer, h. 110 McKinley Ave.
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Carlson, Gust, (Caroline), metalworker, h. over 272 South Main. £\
Carlson, Gust, woodworker, bds. 20 Phillips.
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Carlson, Gust, laborer, bds. 280 Willard.
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Carlson, D Gust E., (Rinehild J.), sheet metalworker, h. 187 Cole Ave.
Carlson, Gust K.,—East Side Fish Market,—r. 706 East Second.
Carlson, Gust S., (Josephine A.), tailor, h. 19 Winsor.
Carlson, Hanna L., textileweaver, bds. 74 Colfax.
Carlson, Hannah, rms. 621 East Second.
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Carlson, Hannah, h. over 39 Charles.
Carlson, Hannah, widow Carl J., r. 137 Euclid Ave.
Carlson, Hannah S., h. over 544% East Second.
W Carlson, Harold, grocery clerk, r. 110. Weeks.
Carlson, Harold A., draughtsman, r. 59 McKinley Ave.
Carlson, Harold E., (Violet L.), barber, h. 8 Fairfield Ave.
Carlson, Harry, bookkeeper, r. 34 Linwood Ave.
Carlson, Harry, steelworker, r. 69 Benson.
Carlson, Harry E., shipping clerk, r. 110 Prospert.
Carlson, Harry G., carpenter, r. 85 Tower.
Carlson, Helga, r. 207 Myrtle.
Carlson & Helgran—C. F. and A. Fred—wallpaper, paint and glass, 51-53
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Carlson, Henry, sheet metalworker, bds. 32 Swan.
Carlson Henry, woodworker, bds. over 92 Linwood Ave.
Carlson Henry, sheet metalworker, bds. 110 Isabelle Ave.
Carlson, Henry A.,—ice cream and confectionery, 943 Newland Ave.,—r.
126 Sampson.
Carlson, Henry C, (Grace M.),—Carlson & Carlson, 154 Baker,—h. 84
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Carlson, Henry L., (Evelyn)—Carlson Bros., 320 Newland Ave.—h. do.
Carlson, Henry N., (Ida), bricklayer, h. East 13 Newland Ave.
Carlson, Herbert, r. 224 Broadhead Ave.
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Carlson, Herbert G., (Agnes), foreman metalworker, h. over 16 Bowen.
Carlson, Herman, carpenter, bds. 27 Pullman.
Carlson, Herman, woodworker, bds. over 121 Palmer.
Carlson, Herman, (Ellen), metalfinisher, h. over 107 Bowen.
Carlson, Hilda, laundress, rms. 333% East Fifth.
Carlson, Hilda H. M., candymaker, r. 137 Euclid Ave.
Carlson, Hildigard, student, r. over 25 Grandin.
Carlson, Hildur I., clerk, r. 774 East Second.
Carlson, Hilma, widow Charles, h. over 25 Vega.
Carlson, Hilma E., widow Reneus,—boarders, 126 Sampson,—h. do.
Carlson, Hilmer C, (Maria), carpenter, h. over 70 Myrtle.
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Carlson, Hjalmar, woodworker, bds. over 322 Newland Ave.
Carlson. Hjalmar, woodworker, bds. 8 Thayer.
Carlson, Hjalmer, laborer, bds. 322 Newland Ave.
Carlson, Hjalmer C, (Emma), blacksmith, h. 6 Hedges Ave.
Carlson, Holgar, machanic, r. over 12 Hedges Ave.
Carlson, Hulda, domestic, 15 West Fifth.
Carlson, Hulda, r. 12 Chautauqua Ave.
Carlson, Ida B., Mrs., stenographer, h. 48 Hamilton.
Carlson, Imanuel, steelworker, bds. 101 Hedges Ave.
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Carlson, J. Albert, (Clara), factory laborer, h. 12 Norton Ave.
Carlson, J. Andy, (Annistina), farmer, h. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Carlson, J. August, (Hulda), metalworker, h. 125 Park.
Carlson, J. August, (Matilda), cloth inspector, h. 219 Hazzard.
Carlson, J. Edwin, (Ellen), baker, h. 17 Highland Ave.
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Carlson, J. Emil, (Gertie), sheet metalworker, h. over 217 Barrett Ave. ~+
Carlson, Johanna C, widow Charles P., r. 23 Barker.
Carlson, John, (Mathilda A.), carpenter, r. 222 Falconer.
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Carlson, John, woodworker, h. over 187 Barrows.
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Carlson, John, (Josephine), textileworker, h. 156 Sampson.
Carlson, John, (Christine), plumber, h. 114 William.
Carlson, John, (Sophia), woodworker, h. 37 Linden Ave.
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Carlson, John, laborer, h. 8 Johnson Ave.
Carlson, John A., (Matilda), carpenter, h. 44 Kinney.
Carlson, John A., (Carolina), stationary engineer, h. 8 Hanley.
Carlson, John A., (Laura), metalworker, h. over 144 Broadhead Ave.
Carlson, John A., (Hilma), cabinetmaker, h. 31 Hazzard.
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Carlson Joseph O., paperhanger, r. 69 Benson.
Carlson Judith D., r. 44 Kinney.
Carlson Julia, textileworker, r. 632 East Sixth.
Carlson Juno, plasterer bds. 120 Sampson.
Carlson LSO Justus, (Betty), contractor, h. 45 Baker.
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Knut F., metalpolisher, bds. 29 Palmer.
Laura, r. 110 Weeks.
Lavina C, spinner, r. 719 Cherry.
Lawrence G., stenographer, r. 21 Sturges.
Luford W., finisher, r. 4 Tiffany Ave.
Lena, widow Svea, r. over 786 East Second.
Lena, domestic, r. 511 Willard.
Lena, r. 14 East Fifteenth.
Leon, (Anna B.), janitor, h. 440 Winsor.
Leon Alton, ballplayer, r. over 215 Hazzard.
Leonard J., shipping clerk, r. 440 Winsor.
Leonard N., office clerk, r. 25 Grandin.
Lewis, woodworker, r. 238 Crescent.
Lillie A., r. 902 Washington.
Lizzie E., doffer, r. 124 Bowen.
L. M. Ruby, student, r. 219 Hazzard.
Lois A., student, r. 440 Winsor.
Louise, h. 333 East Fifth.
Louise C. Mrs., textileworker, r. 85% Cole Ave.
Luther, (Mary), city fireman, h. over 237 Sprague.
Mabel, textileworker, r. 368 Foote Ave.
Mabel E., stenographer, r. Ill Linwood Ave.
Mabel I., teacher, r. 143 Falconer.
Malcolm, (Matilda), machinist, h. over 37 Sampson.
Margurite, textileworker, r. over 41 Colfax.
Marie L., dressmaker, r. 175 McKinley Ave.
Marion L., r. East 8 Newland Ave.
Martin, rubber, bds. 811 Cherry.
Martin, —supt. F. M. Curtis Co.,—bds. 649 East Sixth.
Mathilda, widow Gustave, h. 368 Foote Ave.
Mathilda, widow Andrew, h. 34 Linwood Ave.
Matilda, widow Andrew, h. over 12 Hedges Ave.
Matilda, widow John, h. 632 East Sixth.
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Carlson Mildred A., domestic, r. 119 Bowen.
Carlson, Mildred G., student, h. 121 William.
Carlson Milton F., student, r. 317 Newland Ave.
Carlson Milton H., printer, r. East 13 Newland Ave.
Carlson Minnie B., widow Frank J., h. 19 Orchard.
Carlson, Myrtle C, office clerk, r. 86 Falconer.
Carlson Nannie, widow Gust C, h. over 31 Kinney.
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Carlson IdlA Willi Nannie A., DCll dressmaker, llC y W.J. r. 123 Bentley, Prospect. Mgr., Office, 614 Chadakoin Bldg.
Carlson, Nels, metalworker, bds. 35 Derby.
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Carlson, Oscar, finisher,h. over 16 Maltby. J2
Carlson, Oscar, metalworker, bds. 40 Prather Ave.
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Carlson, Oscar, sander, bds. 221 Steele.
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Carlson, Oscar C, (Laura B.), detailer and draughtsman, h. 143 Foote Ave. ^^
Carlson, Oscar F., (Lillian), woodworker, h. 107 Lister. ,
Carlson, Oscar F., (Anna G.), sheet metalworker, h. 601 Palmer.
Carlson, Oscar H., (Ellen B.)—mechant tailor, 66 Allen Block.—h. 23 Peach. ,§ >
Carlson, Oscar J., (Lena C), sheet metalworker, h. 17 Bush.
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Carlson, Oscar T., (Grace O.),—Carlson Bros. 320 Newland Ave.,—h. 118 g g,
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Carlson, Oscar W., (Maude E.), grocery clerk, h. over 368 Foote Ave. o «*•
Carlson, Otto, machinist, bds. 102 Broadhead Ave. Z. g*
Carlson, Otto, rubber, bds. 1065 East Second. a 5
Carlson, Otto, metalworker, bds. 418 West Eighth.
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Carlson, Paul L. H., machinist, r. 125 Baker. g g.
Carlson, Paul R., electrician, r. 28 Chapman.
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Carlson, Peter, (Charlotte), laborer, h. 207 Myrtle.
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Carlson, Peter Emanuel, (Mary), metalworker, h. 23 Benedict.
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Carlson, Robert C, (Hilda M.), sheet metalworker, h. 82 Howard. g 3
Carlson, Robert S., bricklayer, r. East 13 Newland Ave.
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Carlson, Roy R., (Bernice A.), baker, h. over 405 Cherry. o, 3
Carlson, Ruby M., business student, r. 141 McKinley Ave. = ~
Carlson, Rudolph O., hostler, r. 112 William.
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Carlson, Segfried, woodworker, bds. 108 Bowen.
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Carlson, Signie F., textileworker, r. over 46 Colfax. » <
Carlson, Simon S., (Hildur), linotype operator, r. 23 Pearl Ave. ® 2
Carlson, Stanley E., grocery clerk, r. 121 William.
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Carlson, Swan M., (Hilda), contractor and builder, h. 110 Weeks.
Carlson, Swan P., (Justine), retired, h. over 108% Chandler.
Carlson, Swante A., (Sophia), commercial traveler, h. 110 Prospect.
Carlson, Tekla, domestic, r. 17 Bassett.
Carlson, Theodore, commercial traveler, r. 368 Foote Ave.
Carlson, Theodore, carpenter, bds. 92 Virginia Blvd.
Carlson, Tillie, r. 207 Myrtle.
Carlson, Tillie, textileworker, r. 632 East Sixth.
Carlson, Tore, student, r. 272 South Main.
Carlson, Vanja, domestic, r. 225 Crescent.
Carlson, Victor, woodworker, bds. 125 Barrett Ave.
Carlson, Victor, baker, r. 719 Cherry.
Carlson, Victor W., (Hanna), tailor, h. 112 William.
Carlson, Viking, r. 34 Linwood Ave.
Carlson, Wagner, V., deliveryman, r. 48 Chapman.
Carlson & Walburg—C. P. and John—retail groceries, 702 East Second.
Carlson, Walfred, apprentice printer, r. over 12 Hedges Ave.
Carlson, Wallace, carpenter, r. 110 Weeks.
Carlson, Walter, woodworker, r. under 825 East Second.
Carlson, Walter, (Amy M.), woodworker, h. 625% Spring.
Carlson, Walter H., textileworker, r. 82 Howard.
Carlson, Walter O., metalworker, r. over 46 Colfax.
Carlson, Wendall L., student, r. 37 Maple.
Carlson, Wilber J., (Bertha),—dry goods, 820 Newland Ave.,—h. over 116
William.
Carlson, William, woodworker, bds. over 319 Allen.
Carlson, William, (Katherine), electrician, h. over 40 West Fifteenth.
Carlson, William, (Ida), foreman metalworker, h. 329 Van Buren.
Carlson, William, r. under 825 East Second.
Carlson, William G., (Edith E.), toolmaker, h. 14 Scioto.
Carlson, William G., metalworker, r. 59 McKinley Ave.
Carlstedt, John, sheet metalworker, h. over 318 Price.
Carlstien, Henning, (Hildur), woodworker, h. 2 Arlington Ave.
Carlstien, Simon, (Anna), machinist, h. 8 Arlington Ave.
Carstrom, Agnes, r. over 85 Bowen.
Carlstrom Anna, domestic, 23 Center.
Carlstrom, Anna V., textileworker, r. under 205 Barrett.
Carlstrom, Alma M., domestic, r. under 205 Barrett.
Carlstrom, Amanda O., domestic, r. under 205 Barrett.
Carlstrom August E., (Alma), foreman woodworker, h. 22 Beech.
Carlstrom, Bernice L., textileworker, r. 22 Beech.
Carlstrom, C. Oscar, (Victoria), woodworker, h. under 205 Barrett.
Carlstrom, C. Oscar, (Huldah E.), foreman woodworker, h. 248 Broadhead
Carlstrom, Elton S., metalworker, r. 22 Beech.
Carlstrom, Elsie R., textileworker, r. 248 Broadhead Ave.
Carlstrom, John, sheet metalworker, bds. 7 Bowen.
Carlstrom, Lizzie, weaver, r. over 322 Newland Ave.
Carlstrom, Manda, domestic, r. 40 Chautauqua Ave.
Carlstrom, Mary Mrs. h. over 85 Bowen.
Carlstrom, Oscar W., woodworker, r. under 205 Barrett Ave.
Carlstrom, Sofia, h. over 322 Newland Ave.
JAMESTOWN Carmello, Carmen, Carlstromer, Carman, Erwin Minnie, Adolph, Arcordia, 120 Swan HARDWARE M„ WEST r. (Philemina), 36 E., laborer, (Angeline), Sixteenth. THIRD (Martha), CO., STREET weaver, 36 laborer, woodworker, Sixteenth. Inc. 36 razors over Franklin. h. 20 145% and Harrison. ACCESSORIES
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Carnahan, Leonora P. Mrs., h. 401 West Sixth. S-
Carnahan, Winfield S., rms. 12 Fairmount Ave. ^.
Carnegie, Joe, metalworker, rms. 262 Forest Ave.
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Carter, D Thomas M., laborer, bds. 124 Catlin Ave.
Carter, W. H., (Almira), contractor and builder, h. 218 Fairmount Ave.
Cartmah, Charles, painter, rms. 211 West Second.
Caruse, Camaria, textileworker, r. 102 Water.
Caruso, Sebastian, machinehand, bds. 16% Harrison.
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Carver, Fannie C, teacher, r. 850 East Second.
Carver, Frank D., (Mary A.), clerk, h. 850 East Second.
Carver, Harry T., chaffeur, r. 850 East Second.
Carver, Lillian J., teacher, r. 850 East Second.
W Cascia, Joe, (Rosie), laborer, h. over 49 Eleventh.
Case, Alfred B., teacher, r. 444 Buffalo.
Case, Anna, Mrs., machine operator, h. over 804 North Main.
Case, Charles L., (Marriette), retired farmer, h. 444 Buffalo.
Case, Fred J., (Anna C), solicitor, h. 203 Summit.
Case, Martha M.—china painting, 444 Buffalo—r. do.
Casell, Jennie, textileworker, r. 106 Foote Ave.
Casell, Mary, textileworker, r. 106 Foote Ave.
Casell, Mike, (Carrie), textileworker, h. 106 Foote Ave.
Casemento, Tony, (Caroline), h. over 132 Harrison.
Cashmere, Joseph, (Mayme), foreman finisher,h. 1023 East Second.
Casino, (The), Oscar A. Lenna, prop.,—wholesale and retail liquors, 22-24
East Second.
Caskey, Elizabeth, h. 713 East Second.
Caskey, Gideon R., student, r. 716 Lafayette.
Caskey, Mary S., Mrs.—dressmaking, 716 Lafayette—h. do.
Caskey, Roland E., (Mary S.), millwright, h. 716 Lafayette.
Casperson, Harold E., (Elizabeth), millwright, h. 13 Juliet.
Cassello, Tony, (Rosario F.), laborer, h. over 15 Axtel.
Casselman, Andrew P., (Jennie E.), stockroom clerk, h. 285 Livingstone Ave.
H Casselman DeForest F., (Pearl O.), carpenter, h. 738 Foote Ave.
Casselman Hawley, (Eleanora), sheet metalworker, h. 399 South Main.
Casselman, Harold E., (Bessie B.), sheet metalworker, h. 283 Livingston Ave.
Casten, William E., R. R. brakeman, bds. 14 East Fifteenth.
Castle, Alexander A., (Maria), concreteworker, h. 21 Hazzard.
Castle, Don W., electrical engineer, r. 21 Hazzard.
Castner, Albert J., (Lydia), millhand, h. 36 Johnson.
Castner, Robert F., (Ethel), bandsawyer, h. over 36 Kinney.
Castro, Angelo, laborer, h. over 18 Water.
Castro, Charles, laborer, r. over 18 Water.
Catania, May, spinner, r. 451 West Second.
O Catania, Nancia, (Mary R.), laborer, h. 451 West Second.
Catania, Nancy, spinner, r. 451 West Second.
Catchpole, William H., (Esther M.), commercial traveler, h. 311 Monroe.
Catherall, John B., (Louie), weaver, h. 20 Pullman.
Catlin, Clyde V., (Anna), paperhanger, h. 834 Washington.
Catlin, Elial C, (Marion)—agent American Express Co.—h. 929 E. Second.
Catlin, Fred B., painter, r. 2 Isabelle Ave.
Catlin Joseph A. (Sarilla E.),—local agent, Singer Sewing Machine Co.,—
h. 2 Isabelle Ave.
Cat, Relpp, (Adelina), woodworker, h. 1096 North Main.
C a t Shoe store,—J. S. Metcalfe, mgr.,—103 North Main.
P S J5| "»IT CAWCROFT Cawcroft, Cawston, Cavilare, Cease, H**SiJI,rf*us' Delbert, Joe, John Acquilla, ERNEST,—attorney, laborer, teamster, P., (Arlene (Allie), bds. r. M.), 17 h. Lakeview 16 Bishop. Jamestown bartender, East 408 Ave. Fenton Fifth.
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Cease, Fred F., (Blanche), spindlesander, h. over 26 Fenton Place. J3
Cease, Pauline J., widow Stephen, h. Lakeview Ave. Ext. «j
Cedar, Andrew, laborer, bds. 246 Hopkins Ave.
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Cedarholm, Ernest, machine hand, bds. 848 East Second.
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Cedarholm, Lewis C, (Mary), cabinetmaker, h. 214 Hazzard.
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Cedarlof, Edith M., cook, 508 North Main.
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Cedarquist, Lamanda, clerk, r. 49 Thirteenth,
Cedarquist, O. Walfred, (Hannah M.),—The Toggery Shop,—h. 44 Blanchard
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Cedarquist, Victor, (Allene), cabinetmaker, h. 617 Winsor.
Cedarwall, Iver R., cigarmaker, bds. 139% Chandler.
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Cederholm, Christine, domestic, r. 18 Stowe.
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Cederholm, Christine, practical nurse, 339 East Fourth.
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Cederquist, Peter, (Louise), gardener, h. 1279 North Main.
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Ceglia, Frank, lumber handler, bds. 52 Franklin.
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Celoron Amusement Co.,—George E. Maltby, general mgr., 560 West Third. •
Central Commercial Gallery,—Fred C. Stanford, commercial photos,69 Victoria
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Central Grocery Co..—Chester E. Morse and Frank T. Peterson,—584 East
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CENTRAL HOUSE AND RESTAURANT—Mrs. Alma A. Johnson, prop.—14
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Central Labor Council Hall, over 8 West Third.
Chadakoin Bldg., 114-118 West Third.
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Chadakoin Press,—Fred W. Dewey, prop, job printing, over 101 East Third. ^#
Chadbourne, Harold, metalworker, r. 172 Stowe. ^.
Chadbourne, Horace J., (Edith), freight checker, h. 172 Stowe.
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Chadwick, Alanson B., (Emma S.), textileworker, h. 14 Camp.
Chadwick, Barker D., (Caroline), bookkeeper, h. 65 Fairmount Ave. trnM
Chadwick, Dorothy L., boxmaker, h. over 86 Victoria Ave.
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Chamberlin, Lewis S., (Ariel), machinist, h. 101 Liberty.
Chamberlin, William M., (Rosalia), woodworker, h. 19 Crescent.
Chambers, Alice M., bookkeeper, r. 803 West Fifth.
Chambers, Emeline, r. 710 North Main.
Chambers, Fred W., (Millie), machinehand, h. 959 Jefferson.
Chambers, George C, bookkeeper, r. 803 West Fifth.
Chambers, George F., (Pearl M.)—mgr. H. R. Wilber Corp.—h. 108 Eleventh.
Chambers, John J., teamster, h. 12 Institute.
Chambers, Joseph, UDholster, r. 803 West Fifth.
Chambers, Katherine, h. 803 West Fifth.
Chambers, Rose, telephone operator, r. over 710 North Main.
Chambers, Thomas H., (Mary),—upholstering, 514 West Fourth,—h. 803
West Fifth.
Champlain, Carrie, rms. The Osmer.
Champlain, Dewey, clerk, rms. The Osmer.
Champlain, Goldice, student, r. The Osmer.
Champlain, R. E. clerk, rms. The Osmer.
Champlin, DeForest W., (Dauphine), carpenter h. 54 Clyde Ave.
Chandler, Adolphio, practical nurse, r. 29 Utica.
Chandler, Lynn C, (Florence), telegraph operator, bds. 94 Steele.
Chandler, Nellie, domestic, rms. 94 Steele.
Chapman, Abner, (Harriette), machinist, h. under 16 McKinley Ave.
Chapman, Charles, deliveryman, h. 40 Peach.
Chapman, Earl R., (Mary), motorman, h. 1 Williams Place.
Chapman, Effie, rms. 37 Tenth.
Chapman, Ernest L., painter, r. 140 Euclid Ave.
Chapman, Esther, Mrs., r. over 31 Fenton Place.
Chapman & Graham—O. M. and L. L.—civil engineers, 110 Gokey Bldg.
Chapman, Jessie, r. over 31 Fenton PI.
Chapman, Joseph, (Annie), laborer, h. 115 Newland Ave.
Chapman, Owen M., (Annie E.),—Chapman & Graham,—h. 21 Hall Ave.
Chappell, Fern, student, r. 292 Falconer.
Chappell, Frank D., farmer, r. 292 Falconer.
Chappell, John N., (Mia M.), lumberman, h. 292 Falconer.
Charf, Fred, woodworker, bds.108 Hedges Ave.
Charf, Rudolph, (Amelia), metalworker, h. "over 32 Ahrens Ave.
Charf, see Scharf.
Charles, Eva, domestic, r. 22 Chesnut.
Chase, Claud Cutler, (H. Marion),—Curtis, Jones & Chase,—h. 118 Wilson
Chase, George L.,—city agent Chautauqua Traction Co.,—r. 26 Cook Ave.
Chase, George P., (Kitty), stationary engineer, r. 26 Cook Ave.
Chase, Gillman (Leita H.) h. 1136 Prendergast Ave.
Chase, Harry H., (Carrie B.),—supt. Salisbury Wlieel Co.,—h. 23 Chicago
Chase, Oliver F„ (Harriet M.), retired, h. 433 East Fourth.
Chase, Sadie O., dressmaker, bds. 10 Winsor.
Chatfield, Alberta, r. 816 Spring.
Chatfield, George A., (Josephine M.),—Chatfield & Sharp,—h. 816 Spring.
CHATFIELD & SHARP—George A. and Floyd H— plumbing and heating,
304 Pine.
Chatfield, Walter, (Hannah),—tinsmith,816 Spring,—h. over 800 Main.
Chatfield, Walter M.,—Jamestown Pharmacy,—r. 816 Spring.
Most BLACK Chatley, Chautauqua ' Washington.
(Sherman, Popular Hattie, Auto Chair Place BEAR N. dressmaker, Tire Co.—Clyde Y.) in Repair vice the pres.; CAFE, City. r. Co.,—E. L. 6 Emery, Broadhead L. Ladies C. W. Gulick, pres. HENRY Davis-G. Dining Ave. and (Sherman, J. A. Room gen. Davis, BAUER, mgr.; on N. 2nd R. Y.), F. Bucklin, Proprietor
Floor. L. treas.; Cornish 22 217% L. E.

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CHAUTAUQUA CONFECTIONERY CO,—Aubrey D. Hiles-Arthur W. Davison,
manufacturers, 107 East First.
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Chautauqua Lake Navigation Co.,—A. N. Broadhead, pres.; S. B. Broadhead, {^
treas. ;W. R. Reynolds, secy.;C. J. Moynihan, traffic mgr, Boatlanding. gg
CHAUTAUQUA LUMBER CO.—William E. Pugh, pres.; Harry J. Habblett, m
vice pres.; Jack L. Habblett, sec.-treas.; G. W. Wright, mgr.—Clinton. ~j
CHAUTAUQUA REFRIGERATING CO.—William F. Endress, pres.; W. W. ryj
Smith, vice pres.; J. D. F. Rich, secy, and treas.,—ice, distilled water, Njj
fuel, building material, 66 Foote Ave.
Chautauqua School of Music,—Arthur A. Lydell, mgr., music teaching, 410- 09
411 Fenton Bldg. «"•"
Chautauqua School of Nursing,—Cyrus E. Jones, pres.,; William S. Bailey, i_g
secy.,; E. Walter Spring, treas.; George C. Wilson, editor, 110 E. Fourth. (&
CHAUTAUQUA STORAGE & TRANSFER CO.,—Carson B. Brady, mgr., 509 g*
West Third. ©
CHAUTAUQUA TOWEL MILLS, INC.—Mrs. M. F. Wade, pres.; W. C. gS
Briggs, treas. and gen. mgr.—mfrs. Turkish towels, Steele.
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Chautauqua Traction Co.—A. N. Broadhead, pres.; George E. Maltby, gen. O-
mgr., barns 560 West Third, freight office 215 Washington, ticket office JT-
113% West Third.
Chelstrom, Frank L., (Augusta B.), woodworker, h. 109 Falconer. *©
Chelstrom, Reynold V., clerk, r. 109 Falconer. 2.
Chelstrom, Signe L., dressmaker, r. 109 Falconer.
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Cheney, Alfred, (Fannie), carpenter h. over 25% Park.
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Cheney, Benjamin J., (Ella L.), real estate, h. 318 Prendergast Ave. GO
Cheney, Frank W., (Delia A.), h. 208 East Eighth.
Cheney, Gale L., insurance, r. 318 Prendergast Ave.
Cheney, Harriet, widow Miles, bookkeeper, h. 25 Whitley Ave. *
Cheney, Merle B., college student, r. 318 Prendergast Ave.
Cheney, Morris S., civil engineer, r. 318 Prendergast Ave.
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Cheney, Willis H., (Sybil A.), stationary engineer, h. 702 Forest Ave. ^g
Chile, Sotir, (Anthina), nightwatch, h. 18 Market.
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Chindgren, Albert L., (Lizzie), laborer, h. 16 Newland Ave. 3
Chindgren, Charles A., (Pauline S.), sheet metalworker, r. 1017 Newland ^5
Chindgren, Emil, (Clara M.), upholsterer, h. 46 Douglas Place. *V
Chindgren Fred, r. 16 Newland Ave. m>
Chindgren, Goldie M., clerk, r. 46 Douglas Place *j
Chindgren Hilma Mrs. janitress, h. over 8 East Second.
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Chindgren, Leonard, (Ellen), office clerk, h. 70 Myrtle.
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Chindstrom, Alma O., r. 321 Hazzard.
Chindstrom, Chiverton, Lucy Anna, A., paper boxmaker, boxmaker, r. 28 r. Fairfield 321 Hazzard. Ave.
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Chindstrom, Chiverton, Walter Fred A., H., business (Jessie), student, stenographer, r. 321 h. Hazzard. 920 Newland Ave.
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Chindstrom, John, (Huldah), machine hand, h. 321 Hazzard. 09
Christ,
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Chipman, Victor A., (Grace C), glasscutter, h. 1006 Prendergast Ave. £**
Christ, Raymond, shipping clerk, bds. 102 Broadhead Ave.
Chisholm, Cordelia L., tailoress, r. 1402 East Second. £3
Chisholm, Gertrude E., tailoress, r. 1402 East Second.
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BALDWIN, CHISHOLM JAMES, Manufacturing (Jessie),—tailor Jeweler, and steam and ESSE dry cleaning P and dyer, ^^
1402 East Second, h. do. 00
Chisholm, Voilet E., tailoress, r. 1402 East Second.
Chiverton, Herbert, (Ellen E.), carpenter, h. 28 Fairfield Ave.
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Christ, D see Crist.
Christenson, Atla O., domestic, r. 65 Hedges Ave.
Christenson, Anna C, domestic, 409 West Third.
Christenson, Harry S., woodworker, r. 65 Hedges Ave.
Christenson, Harry, h. over 566 Allen.
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Christenson, Oliver, (Emma), woodworker, h. 65 Hedges Ave.
Christenson, Otto F., (Emma), metalworker, h. 93 Fairmount Ave.
Christenson, Svea, r. 93 Fairmount Ave.
Christensen, Swan, woodworker, h. 7 Barrows.
W Christensen, Swan T., Jr., (Eva M.)—barber, 60 Winsor—h. 7 Barrows.
Christensen, Samuel W., (Elsie L.), machine hand, h. over 707 East Second.
Christensen, William C, (Florence), woodworker, h. 23 Barrows.
Christian, Fred, (Jennie H.), tailor, h. 38 Lakeview Ave.
Christian, Julius H., (Beulah B.),—Proudfit Clothing Co.,—h. 542 Lake View
Christianson, John, (Anna), h. over 138 Hedges Ave.
Christianson, John T., sheet metalworker, r. 311 Forest Ave.
Christianson, Oliver, r. 63 Hedges Ave.
Christianson, Vera, domestic, 311 West Fourth.
Christinia, Vincent, (Mary), metalworker, h. over 35 Barrows.
Christofferson, Ernest, (Gertrude), carpenter h. 504 West Seventh.
Christofferson, John, (Jardo), packer, h. 50 Wescott.
Christofferson, Joran, sheet metalworker, bds. over 54 Chapin.
Christopherson, Amy, laundress, ms. 333% East Fifth.
Christopherson, Bertha, seamstress, rms. over 114-116 West Second.
Christopherson, Oscar, (Agnes V.), sheet metalworker, h. 16 Blanchard.
Christopherson, Reno, (Selma), office clerk, h. over 2 Dover.
Christos, Astan, laborer, r. 51 Barrett.
Christos, Josif, laborer, r. 51 Barrett.
Christu, Costa, baker, bds. 51 Barrett.
Christu, Nikola, laborer, r. 51 Barrett.
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Christu, Sotir, (Olimbia), laborer, r. 51 Barrett.
Churchill, DeWard S., (Lelia M.), commercial traveler, h. 833 North Main.
Churchill, Harry DeW., college student, r. 833 North Main.
Churchill, John, (Emogene), h. Ill Curtis.
Ciamcio, Geetano, (Anna), h. 22 Institute.
Ciamcio, Grazzia, r. 22 Institute.
Cici, Peter, sander, rms. 55 Allen Block.
Cici, Toku, machinehand, rms. 55 Allen Block.
Cimino, Angelo, (Olivia), laborer, h. over 342 Allen.
Cimino, Charley, (Marie), freight handler, h. over 427 Allen.
O Cimino, Louis, r. 529 Allen.
Cimino, Robert, farmer, r. 529 Allen.
Cimino, Salvatore, (Teresa), laborer, h. 529 Allen.
Cinfolo, James, (Trissa), textileworker, h. 293 Crescent.
Cipperly, Frances M., teacher, bds. 236 Falconer.
City Hotel, (vacant), 122 East Second.
City Meat Market—Harry L. Anderson, prop.—14 West Second.
Clanfeltter, Joseph, woodworker, bds. 117 William.
Clapp, Fred W., (Elene K.), sheet metalworker, h. 401 Palmer.
Clapp, Marvin Laverne, (May)—Thrasher & Clapp—h. 32 Euclid Ave.
Clark, Adelbert, (Anna),—Powell-Clark Co.,—h. Lakewood, N. Y.
TolL- Clark, 1 with alii Rant-loir Arthur Anna
Bert Annie, Willi E„ H., weaver, R., A., (Bertha), Connecticut widow DCllllcy (Johanna)—vice bartender, h. Merrill, under contractor rms. life w. 131 r. over j. 92 pres. ins. Barrows. and Bentley, Newton 11 Clark co., builder, East Ave. Mgr., Hartiord, Hardware Second. h. OHice, over 344 Conn. Co.—h. 814 Fairmount Chadakoin 23 Spruce. Ave. Bldj.

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Clark, Charles W., h. 61 Twelfth.
Clark, Clifford J., accountant, rms. 413 Cherry.
Clark.Darwin R., (Nellie A.),—caretaker, Lakeview cemetery,—h. 916 Lakeview
Ave.
Clark, David, teacher, r. 51-52 New Gifford Bldg.
Clark.DeForest, (Emma), retired, h. over 37 Broadhead Ave.
Clark, Dora F. Mrs., cook, r. 310 West Second.
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Clark, D. Russell, (Minnie),—ass't supt, Lake View cemetery,—h. 52 Buffalo. C 3
Clark, Earl, stationary engineer, r. 59 Stewart Ave.
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Clark, Egbert R., (Christiana), retired, h. 609 Pine.
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Clark, Esther F. Bernard.metalpolisher, E., teacher, h. 423 r. Lincoln. 91 Andrews Ave.
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Clark, Eva, Fitsgerald r. 344 H., Fairmount drug clerk, Ave. r. 513 West Third.
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Clark, Floyd H., correspondence clerk, bds. 314 South Main. 3 »
Clark,
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Clark George, metalworker, r. 59 Stewart Ave.
Clark, George A., (Elizabeth), h. under 112 Steele. ,§ -"
Clark, George E., (Minnie), conductor, h. 45 Utica. » i,
CLARK HARDWARE CO., inc.,—George B. Pitts, pres.; Arthur R. Clark g- %
vice pres.; H. B. Laudenslager, sec.-treas., 109-111 North Main.
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Clark, Henry A., (Adell), clerk, h. 23 Cook Ave. e £
Clark, Jane D., widow Hiram C, h. 66 Hazzard.
g. j^
Clark, John, laborer, bds. 26 Center. v
Clark, Laurin B,. (Jennie), motorman, h. 59 Stewart Ave.
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Clark, Maude B. Mrs., r. 506 East Fifth.
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Clark, Melville F„ (Gerten), milkdealer, h. 35 McKinley Ave. 3 3
Clark, Millard F., (Mary), contractor, h. 291 Hallock.
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Clark, Minnie M., r. 61 Twelfth.
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Clark, Paul, printer, r. 59 Stewart Ave. s.

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\j Clarke, J. Leslie,—sales mgr. Clarke Baking Co.,—r. 1011 North Main.
Clarke, Juliana, teacher, rms. over 413 Winsor.
S Clarke, Leon A., (Clara), retired, h. over 106 East Second.
Clarke, Mary, weaver, r. 133 Fairview Ave.
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Clarke, Sydney, (Effie), h. 1243 Prendergast Ave.
Clarke, Thomas M., office clerk, r. 133 Fairview Ave.
Clarke, Titus, (Katherine), laborer, h. 133 Fairview Ave.
Clarke, T. James. (Hazel C.),—sec'y William Koehl Co.,—h. 38 Charles.
Clarke, Verna B., r. 22 Fairmount Ave.
W Clary, Frederick, student, r. 408 Lincoln.
Clary, James A., (Elizabeth)—(-managing editor The Journal—h. 408 Lincoln.
Clauevt, Joe, (Josephine Lizzie), laborer, h. over 222 Chandler.
Clawson, Erland, (Helga), lather, h. 715 Newland Ave.
Clawson, John, (Selma), tinsmith, h. over 9 Eagle.
Clawson, Mildred, clerk, r. 715 Newland Ave.
Clawson, Oscar, teamster, bds. 25 College.
Clayman, Albert C, (Arlie R.), watchmaker, h. 112 West Seventh.
Clayton, Lucy, textileworker, r. 41 Foote Ave.
Cleary, Leo J., (Gertrude E.), efficiency engineer, h. 704 Jefferson.
Cleland, Frank, (Christine L.), hostler, h. 102 William.
Clemenger, Harry G., (Mabel),—Strong Veneer Co.,—h. 113 East Eighth.
Clement, Adolphus, (Annie),—mgr. Lang's Brewery, 7-13 Harrison,—h.55 do.
CLEMENT,. ERNEST W.,—real estate, 21 Barrett Bldg.,—h. Buffalo, N. Y.
Clement, Gertrude E., r. 418 Spring.
Clement, George, upholsterer, rms. 6 Center.
Clement, Joseph W., (Myrtle V.), bookkeeper, h. over 75 Glasgow Ave.
Cleveland, Hazel, r. 20 West Seventh.
Cleveland, Hazel S., actress, r. 87 Newton Ave.
Cleveland, Rhoda, widow Charles W., h. 20 West Seventh.
H Cleveland, Walter S., (Ada A.), real estate, h. 87 Newton Ave.
Cliff, Lyda, cook, rm. 51 Allen Block.
Clifford, Ernest R., insurance, r. 15 Strong.
Clifford, May, Mrs., h. 15 Strong.
Clint, Gust, (Ida), gardener, h. 812tEast Second.
Clough, Ethel M., student, r. 295 Crescent.
Clough, Ernest, (Berdena), textileworker, h. 24 Swan.
Clough, Holdsworth, (Isabella), textileworker, h. 295 Crescent.
Clover, Chester B., (Catherine),—mgr. Brownell Shoe Co., 12 West Third,
h. 14 Chestnut.
Clover, Samuel W., (Edith), public market, h. 6 Eighteenth.
0 Clutterbuck, James G., (Myrtle)—pastor Pilgrim Memorial Church—h. 17
Linden Ave.
Clutterbuck, Paul, student, r. 17 Linden Ave.
Cluney, Hannah P., widow Thomas, h. over 110 East Third.
Cnattingius, August, (Emma), woodworker, h. 650 Camp.
Coates, Cassius D., (Mary A.), shipping clerk, h. 315 West Fourth.
Coates, Ethel F., r. 315 West Fourth.
Coates, Elizabeth, widow Isaac, h. 45 Vernon Place.
Coates, Mary I., textileworker, bds. 1420 Washington.
Cobb, Annetta F., widow E. A., r. 110 Forest Ave.
SCobb, Clara Brooks, widow O. W., musician, r. 309 West Third.
S JP* C JAMESTOWN . Cobb, Donald Robert Thetis, Marvin George JARDWARE teacher, F., W., D., B., (Amanda student, (Vesta shipping r. 31 A.), r. B.), CO., clerk, Genesee. 31 machinist, tiresetter, Genesee. r. Inc. 31 h. Genesee. h. 31 Sporting 906 Genesee. Prendergast Goods Ave.

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Collins, Margaret T., music teacher, r. 40 Fairmount Ave.
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Collins, Mary, widow John B., h. 40 Fairmount Ave.
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Collins, Mary, nurse, r. 360 Price. Z£
Collins, Richard D., bookkeeper, r. 40 Fairmount Ave.
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Collopy, James S., r. 517 East Second. m*
Collopy, James W., (Josephine), oil producer, h. 517 East Second.
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Cologer, George, (Santi), sander, h. 292 Harrison.
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Colonial Bowling Alley and Pool Room,-—E. D. Forer and F. Oscar Peterson, 2
props., under 623 East Second.
Colonial Theater,—W. B. Phetteplace, prop., moving pictures, 623 East f^m.
Second.
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Colt, William, clerk, bds. Ill East Sixth.
Colton, Evelyn M., widow Chester, r. 213 Barrett Ave.
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Columbo, Peter, (Louisa), laborer, h. 27 Market.
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Columbus, Lena, textileworker, bds. 135% Chandler. q*
Columbus, Rose, textileworker, bds. 135% Chandler.
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Comerate, Grace, textileworker, r. over 207 Winsor.
Comerate, Philip, (Jennie), laborer, r. over 207 Winsor.
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Comerate, Salvatore, (Rosy), laborer, r. over 207 Winsor. m\
Comerate, Santena, textileworker, r. over 207 Winsor.
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Comfort, Glenn L., student, r. 25 Richmond PI.
Comfort, William M., (Helen S.),—mfrs. ice cream, 25 Richmond PI.—h. do.
Comfort, Wilson, ice cream maker, r. 25 Richmond.
Condi, Tom, (Rosatina), laborer, h. over 44 Franklin.
Cone, Grace M., bookkeeper, r. 358 East Fourth.
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Cone, William, (Lizzie), lumber inspector, h. 358 East Fourth.
Congias, James, clerk, bds. 311 East Fifth.
Congleton, James M., (Julia), lumber inspector, h. 18 Eleventh.
Congleton, John L., laborer, r. 504 Foote Ave.
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Congleton, Luther, (Jennie E.), retired, h. 504 Foote Ave.
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Conic, William C, (Jennie), musician, r. 109 Curtis. 2.
Conklin, Clyde F., (Margaret), conductor, h. over 622 Spring.
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Conklin, Lulu Mrs., cook, h. over 15 West Second. **
Connell, Hazel G., stenographer, r. 224 Forest Ave. 09
Connell, Louis R., pharmacist, r. 6 Partridge. Q.
Connell, Richard, (Hilda P.), upholsterer, h. 6 Partridge.
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Connelly, Edward T., (Anna),—prop. Majestic Theater,—h. 135 South Main. &
Connelly, Frank E., (Esther E.), stock clerk, h. under 172 Falconer.
Connelly, Herbert, striper, r. 39 Ninth.
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Conner, Fred H., bookkeeper, r. 302 South Main. ££
Conner, James R„ stenographer and bookkeeper, r. 302 South Main. m*
Conner, James S., (Sarah), patternmaker, h. 302 South Main.
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Conner, Julia B., widow Leander Aaron, r. 1201 Prendergast Ave. 2.
Conner, Keith L., (Ruth L.), electrician, h. 219 Prospect. nj
Conner, Leon A., (Anna O.),—United Meat Market, 1 Brooklyn Square,— ©
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Conner, Ralph J., bookkeeper, r. 302 South Main.
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Conner, Ruth, student, r. 302 South Main.
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Conner, Wells J., (Elvira), carpenter, h. Woodlawn Ave.
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Conners, Margaret Mrs. h. 510 Clinton.
Baldwin, Connolly, Connor, Conroe, Connin, h. do. Henry Robert, Christ, Mary Pauline, wem^iSng E., rubber, H„ (Emily), widow —confectionery, laborer, bds. laborer, Thomas, r. 135 Fine 231 Steele. h. Curtis. creamery, 231 Engraving 39 Ninth. Curtis. groceries, »_ 148 Foote Ave.,—
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Conroy-Buchanan Lumber Co.—W. B. Conroy, pres.; E. L. Buchanan, treas.
jobbers, 508 Fenton Bldg.
Conroy, Kitty H., stenographer, h. over 201 Lafayette.
Conroy, William B., (Anna L.')—pres. Conroy-Buchanan Lumber Co.—h.
15 Chesnut.
Consolidated Amusement Co., over 10 West Third.
CONSOLIDATED DEVELOPMENT CO.—B. A. Munger and Wm. Koehl—
B. A. Munger, gen. mgr., 403-404 Chadakoin Bldg.
Constanzo, Pete, (Rosa), machine hand, r. over 131 Harrison.
Constas, John, (Pota),—fruits, confectionery and ice cream, 9 West Third,
—h. 606 Cherry.
Contela, James, (Josephine), textileworker, h. 28 Water.
Conti, Frances, spinner, r. 61 Harrison.
Conti, James, (Rosa), laborer, r. over 36 Harrison.
Conti, Joe, laborer, r. over 36 Harrison.
Conti.Joe, laborer, r. over 122 Harrison.
Conti, Joseph—Conti & Reed—r. Falconer, N. Y.
Conti, Joseph, (Sarah), laborer, h. 128 Harrison.
Conti, Mary, twister, r. over 36 Harrison.
Conti & Reed—Joseph and Frank—barbers, 19 Market, and groceries, 21
Market.
Conti, Sarah, spinner, r. 128 Harrison.
Conti, Sebastiano, (Josephine), laborer, h. 36% Harrison.
Conti, Sebastiana, doffer, r. 36 Harrison.
Conti, Tom, (Carmella), h. 36% Harrison.
Conti, Tony, laborer, bds. 36% Harrison.
Contillo, Jack, (Josephine), machinehand, h. 132 Harrison.
Cook, Charles, teamster, rms. 103 Forest Ave.
Cook, Edward G., (Minnie), metalpolisher, h. 207 Chandler.
Cook, Edwin D., (Addie)—sec. Salisbury Wheel & Mfg. Co.—h. 303 Hallock.
Cook, Ernest H., (Evelyn), postman, h. 221 East Eighth.
Cook, Fred, conductor, bds. 101 West Fourth.
Cook, Fredrick, r. 303 Hallock.
Cook, Mary Mrs. cook, r. 716 Lafayette.
Cook, Percival E., draughtsman, r. 221 East Eighth.
Cook, Sadie Lewis, widow, J. P., cook, h. 533 West Third.
Cooke, David L., bookkeeper, r. 101 Murray Ave.
Cooke, Dorothy C, r. 101 Murray Ave.
Cooke, George H., (Cora), clerk, h. 101 Murray Ave.
Cooley, Eva, widow Dan E., r. 7 Winsor.
Cooley, W. Harry, finisher, r. 87 Barrett.
Coolig, John, (Tillie), laborer, h. under 216 Crescent.
Coolig, Stenie, textileworker, r. under 216 Crescent.
Coolig, Victoria, textileworker, r. under 216 Crescent.
Coon, Francis M., h. 307 Buffalo.
Coon, Montford J., shipping clerk, bds. 823 Prendergast Ave.
Cooney, John E., (Cecile), printer, h. over 115 Lincoln.
Coons, Leah M., nurse, W. C. A. Hospital.
Coons, Ruth, domestic, r. 31 Lincoln Ave.
Coop, Nathan, (Emma), textileworker, h. 176 Fairmount Ave.
Cooper, Caroline, graduate nurse, r. over 36 Liberty.
Most BLACK Cooper, Popular Ellen Fred Clara, Ernest, Fannie Place C, M., waitress, BEAR foreman M., (Sarah), widow teacher, in the r. spinner, John, warpdresser, 1414 City. CAFE, r. 14 r. East rms. 823 Barrows. Ladies Second. Foote 506 h. HENRY Dining 46 Prendergast Ave. Liberty. Room A. BAUER, on Ave. 2nd Floor. Proprietor 22 E.

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Cooper, Fred C, Jr., warpdresser, r. 46 Liberty.
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Cooper, Haste, (Elizabeth), engineer, h. 116% Barrett.
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Cooper, John Hans, (Jennie), packer, h. 30 Anderson. £i
Cooper, Maria, widow James, h. 14 Barrows.
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Cooper, William G., (Anna S.), machinist, h. 823 Foote Ave. NN
Cooper, William H„ (Hazel H.), musician, r. 46 Liberty.
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Coote Phillip, (Rose), waiter, rms. 204 Lafayette.
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Copek, John, woodworker, r. 67 Foote Ave. S*
Copeland, John N., (Vola F.),—Walk-Over Boot Shop,—h. 104 East Fifth, m*
Copeland, Katherine E., student, 104 East Fifth. +
Coppa, Joseph, laborer, bds. over 14 Scott.
Coppalina, Sebastiano, (Carmella), laborer, r. over 20 Harrison.
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Coppie, Edward, (Ada),—horseshoeing, Factory Alley,—h. 100 East Eighth.
Corbin, W. Jennings, ass't photographer, r. 211 Prendergast Ave.
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Corby, Charles, (Maria), chef, h. over 211 Prendergast Ave.
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Corby, Margaret, waitress, r. over 211 Prendergast Ave.
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Corcilius, Alexander B., (Eleanor L.)—Rushworth, Lindquist & Corcilius rg\
—h. 1144 Prendergast Ave.
Corcilius, Irene, teacher, r. 872 Spring.
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Cordingley, Barth, (Sarah), machinist, h. 138 Stowe.
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Cordingley, George E., (Ethel), machinist, h. 134 Stowe.
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Cordrey, Felix E., (Nannie), h. 476 Willard.
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Corke, Arthur M., (Mayme), plumber, h. 173 Livingston Ave.
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Corke, Fred F., (Anna),—Briggs & Corke,—h. 15 Price.
Corke, Joseph,—cobbler, 232 Washington,—r. 309 West Third.
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Corke, Margaret A., student, r. 15 Price.
Corkery, Daniel J„ (Catherine), woodworker, h. 112 Fairview Ave.
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Corkery, Elizabeth, student, r. 137 Fairview Ave.
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Corkery, James J., (Nora.), laborer, h. 711 Lafayette.
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Corkery, James W., office clerk, r. 137 Fairview Ave.
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Corkery, J. Francis, (Flavia)—revision clerk, Erie freight depot—h. 112 m>*
Fairview Ave.
Corkery, Leo M., plumber, r. 139 Fairview Ave. 03
Corkery, Margaret, stenographer, r. 112 Faiview Ave.
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Corkery, Timothy, (Bridget), machinehand, h. 139 Fairview Ave. mj .
Corkery, William J., (Hannah), machine hand, h. 137 Fairview Ave.
Corkery, William J., shipping clerk, r. 139 Fairview Ave.
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Cornell, Flossie, stenographer, r. Hunt Road.
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Cornell, Guy F„ (Mabel), conductor, h. 16 Whitley Ave. ~J
Cornell, Kenneth, (Lucretia),—office mgr. Jamestown Lounge Co.,—h. 502 mm
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U Cornell, Wallace T., (jlssie B.), farmer, h. Hunt Road.
Cornwell, Eugene, r. 77 Allen.
SCorrigan, Anthony J., (Johanna),—general contractor, 612 West 6th—h. do.
Corrigan.Francis A., freight checker, r. 612 West Sixth.
Corrigan, Mary C., bookkeeper and stenographer, r. 612 West Sixth.
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Cors, Sam, laborer, bds. 52 Franklin.
Corso.Leonardo, (Concetto), laborer, h. 74 Water.
Corstange, Willard A., (E. F. Genevieve), R. R. fireman,h. 528 Allen.
Corwin, Merton P., (Elizabeth), teacher, h. 114 Van Buren.
W Cosimano, Marian, (Josephine), woodworker, h. 201 Winsor.
Costanzo, Joe, laborer, r. over 56 Harrison.
Costanzo, Sarah, textileworker, bds. 102 Water.
Costanzo, Sebastiana, h. over 56 Harrison.
Costino, Frank, (Florence),—cobbler, 226 Fairmount Ave.—h. 224 do.
Costollo, Florence, r. 120 Newland Ave.
Costollo, Mary, r. 120 Newland Ave.
Costollo, Michael, (Alia), h. 120 Newland Ave.
Cotrell, Clarence, (Sarah A.), machinist, h. 16 Flagg Ave.
Cotter, Catherine, student, r. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Cotter, Charles, (Elizabeth),—ass't supt. Lake View Rose Gardens,—h. 23
McDannell Ave.
Cotter, George F., bartender, rms. 6 South Main.
Cotter, Julia, student, r. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Cotter, Lawrence, (Johanna),—supt. Lake View Rose Gardens, —h. Fairmount
Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Cotti, Eugene, (Carmela), laborer, h. over 4 Waterman.
COTTIS, GEORGE W., (Eliza Fancher)—physician and surgeon, 527-530
Wellman Bldg.,—h. 318 Crossman.
COTTIS, ELIZA FANCHER, MRS.—physician, 527-530 Wellman Bldg.—
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Couch, Ella M., widow Frank, r. 105 Cook Ave.
Couch, Harry R., (Clara), printer, h. 105 Cook Ave.
Couch, Sadie S., stenographer, r. 105 Cook Ave.
Couchman, Boliver C,—sales manager, Art Metal Construction Co.,—rms.
805 West Fifth.
Coulcher, George Dewey, office boy, r. over 146 Stowe.
Coulcher, Jennie, widow George, textileworker, h. over 146 Stowe.
Countryman, David F., (Emma), retired, h. over 616 East Second.
Country World—A. Brooks Fletcher, publisher—312 Lafayette.
Courson, Harry J., (Bertha M.), machinist, h. 17 Columbia Ave.
0 Courson, Hulda, widow Frank, textileworker, r. 22 Park.
Covey, Charles, (Ida), h. 52 Ridgway Ave.
Covey, Frank E., (Grace),—Oberg Transfer Co.,—h. 24 Woodworth Ave.
Covey, Hurbert, laborer, h. under 212 Chandler.
Covey, Ivan L., (Helen), driver, h. 39 Thirteenth.
COVEY, NATHAN S., (Margaret),—prop. East Jamestown House, 953 East
Second,—h. do.
Cowan, Arthur J., (Edith), bookkeeper Lang Brewing Co., h. 39 Prospect.
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Cowan, ldlA Herbert Willi F., DCll retired, llC y bds. W.J. 39 Prospect. Bentley, Mgr., OIHce, 614 Chadakoin Bldg.
Cowan, James M.,—pres. Lyric Amusement Co.—h. 208 Lafayette.
Cowan, Cowden, Lena Gerald Albert Charles Robert Bessie M. L.—stenographer, L., Frederick, Mrs., G., (Henrietta student, (Effle r. 1301 M.), (Jennie r. N.), East 15 teamster, Thrasher Fluvanna retired, Second. R.), retired, h. Ave. & over 17 Clapp—r. Strong. h. 1587 Fluvanna Barrett 17 Strong. Ave.

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Cowden, Willis E., (Flora F.), electrician, h. 13 Orchard.
Cowing, Edward, (Mabel), teamster, h. 96 Norton Ave.
Cowing, Hazel, towel weaver, r. 109 Hallock.
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Cowing.Leonard,(Minnie D.),—sec'y-treas. Standard Table Co.,—h. 305 Lafavette.
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Cowing, William M., (Carrie), painter, h. 109 Hallock.
Cox, Frank, motorman, bds. 620 West Seventh. % >
Cox, George H., machinist, r. 29 Highland Ave.
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Cox, John, (Emily), express deliveryman, h. over 134 Foote Ave. •o' »
Cox, Josephine, teacher, r. 30 Spruce. 3 »
Cox, Robert, laborer, rms. 34 Warner Blk. g a.
Coxson, Albert P., r. under 97 McKinley Ave.
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Coxson, Morris, woodworker, r. over 33 Forest Ave.
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Craco, Siro, laborer, bds. 15 Axtel.
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Cramer, Inez F., student, r. 117 Wilson Ave.
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Cramer, Mearl E.,—cashier Tom Douglas The Tailor—r. Lakewood, N. Y. go
Crandall, Katherine, Mrs., nurse, W. C. A. Hospital. s„ {
Crandall, Roy C, ass't mgr. McCrorey's Syndicate,—bds. 328 Allen. "
Crane, Ella T— stenographer, Empire Worsted Mills—h. 308 East Third. Q O
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Cratty, Cassius Q., (Louise P.), cashier Penn. Gas. Co., h. 23 Chestnut.
Cratty, James M., (Jennie O.), mechanic, h. 161 Allen.
Crawford, Hazel, music teacher, r. 402 East Fourth.
Crawford, John, textilewoker, rms. Y. M. C. A.
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Crawford, Lulu, h. 402 East Fourth.
Crawford, Midlred, widow Travers, r. 317 Steele.
Crawford, Teressa, widow Henry, h. over 510 East Seventh.
Cree, Odell F., (Alma), teamster, h. Fairmount Ave, R. F. D. 77.
W Crescent Tool Co.,—Karl Peterson, pres.;Emil Nelson, vice pres.;C. P.
Falldine, sec.-treas., mfrs., 200-222 Harrison.
Cricila, Phillip, (Biaga), laborer, h. over 342 Allen.
Crick, Claude G., (Lillian), crater, h. over 32 Union Ave.
Crick, Claude H., (Fannie), painter and paper hanger, h. 214 W. Seventh.
Crick, Ida, widow Clyde, cook, h. 705 West Eighth.
Crick, John E., (Minerva), h. 214 West Seventh.
Crisari, Falipp, gardener, r. over 715 Murray Ave.
Criscari, Sebastian, (Carmella), R. R. hostler, h. over 715 Murray Ave.
Criscari, Sebastiano, (Hannah), stationary fireman, h. 30 Institute.
Crisonte, Sam, laborer, bds. 423 Allen.
Crispym, Kamel, textileworker, r. 10 West End.
Crispym, Louis, (Loana), loomfixer, h. 10 West End.
Crispym, Mary, textileworker, r. 10 West End.
Crissey, Anna L., h. 52 Lakeview Ave.
Crissey, Elsie C, college student, r. 518 Lakeview Ave.
Crissey, Harold E.,—vice pres. Farmers & Mechanics Bank,—r. 208 Lake
View Ave.
Crissey, Jay, (Alice M.),—pres. Star Furniture Co.), h. 518 Lakeview Ave.
Crissey, Lucy A. B„ widow Newton, h. over 17 Cross.
H Crissey, Mary L., widow Elverton B., h. 208 Lakeview Ave.
Crissey, Mary L., college student, r. 518 Lakeview Ave.
Crissey, Mary R., r. 52 Lakeview Ave.
Crissey, Miner S., (Grace),—Wilcox, Burchard & Co., and commercial
traveler,—h. 322 East Fourth.
Crist, Frank T„ (Lena A.), lumber inspector, h. 378% Foote Ave.
Crist, see Christ.
Crittenden, Helena, teacher, h. 612 Prendergast Ave.
Crocker, David A., (Lilly), pressman, h. 16 Summer PI.
Crocker, Don D., (Jennie L.), florist,h. 28 Woodworth Ave.
Crocker, Frances Mrs., picker, h. 43 Whitley Ave.
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Crocker, R, motorman, bds. 5 Fairmount Ave.
Crofoot, Bessie P., clerk, r. 8 Buffalo.
Crofoot, Frank C, (Luella), foreman laborer, h. 8 Buffalo.
Cronin, Anna B., r. under 394 Falconer,
Cronin, Ella C, stenographer, r. 117 Hall Ave.
Cronin, John J., machinehand, r. 117 Hall Ave.
Cronin, John T., (Mary), freight handler, h. 117 Hall Ave.
Cronin, Margaret M., timekeeper, r. 117 Hall Ave.
Cronin, Michael A., commercial traveler, rms. The Osmer.
Cronin, Nellie E., cook, r. 109 Hall Ave.
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Crosby, Mettelus, (Kate), conductor, h. 45 Hamilton. ^J
Crosby, Walter C, (Anna), electrician, h. 921 East Second.
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Crosgrove, Elizabeth, student, r. 203 South Main.
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Gokey Bldg.,—h. 203 South Main.
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Cross, Sarah Mrs., cook, rms. 17 West Fourth.
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Crossfield, Frank W., (Minnie), collector Morning Post, h. 36 Center.
Crossfield, Keith K., printer, r. 36 Center. 09
Crossgrove, Emma, widow Samuel, h. 298 South Main. 57"^
Crossgrove, Grace L., r. 294 South Main. ©
Crossgrove, Walter S., (Emily), foreman finisher,h. 294 South Main. C*_
Crossgrove, William E., machinist and tool maker, r. 294 South Main. ^"
Crossley, Alice, weaver, r 23 Virginia Bvd. «^
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Crossley, Arthur, auditor J. W. & N. W. R. R. rms. The Osmer.
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Crossley, Arthur, (Jessie), bookkeeper, h. 37 Broadhead Ave. *"*
Crossley, Fred, (Mattie E.), bandsawyer, h. 5 Orchard.
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Crossley, Harry, (Ethel), textileworker, h. 70 Benedict. 09
Crossley, Haydn, (Lilla F. M.), police, h. 10 Maple.
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Crossley, Henry, (Hagar), textileworker, h. 32 Maple.
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Crossley, J. Fenton, clerk, r. 17 Elam Ave. *^
Crossley, Robert, (Edith), undertaker, h. 17 Elam Ave. 2.
Crossley, Robinson, (Pearl O.), carpenter, h. 50 West Fifteenth. £3
Crossley, Sarah A., widow George, h. 23 Virginia Bvd.
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Crossman, Mary, widow Alfred F., h. 210 East Fourth. j.
Croston, James G., (Anna), foreman woodworker, h. 215 Curtis. £
Crowder, Vascar, (Anne), printer, r. 918 Newland Ave. "
Crowe, Clara, textileworker, r. 10 Elk.
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Crowe, Ella, r. 3 Hall Ave. £ »
Crowe, George N., (Katherine), tinsmith, h. over 11 East Third. B —
Crowe, Horsfall, (Elizabeth), textileworker, h. 10 Elk.
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Crowe, Thomas W., electrician, r. 3 Hall Ave.
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Croyle, Frank L., (Rose), carpenter, h. 18 Valley. • *
Crull, William M., (Olga), commercial traveler, h. 616 Cherry.
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Crum, Harriet R., widow A. Watson, h. 26 Allen.
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Cuscallsia, Angelo, (Mary), florist,h. Merlin Ave. 3 o g
Cueld, Axel, ironworker, bds. 12 Whitley PI. w n
Baldwin, Culabres, Mary, r. 509 weumlEBuiding Allen. Diamond Expert f ^ 25 S
Culabres, Mike, (Mechele), laborer, h. 509 Allen. g .
Culbertson, Claude, commercial traveler, r. over 16 Ninth. Cullen, George John, Daisy, Bridget, Harry, cobbler, P., student, (Alice H., widow R. (Annie), R. G.), r. r. Thomas, brakeman, over 295 cobbler, h. Willard. 1130 practical Axtel. r. h. Fairview 620 over Murray nurse, 11 Ave. Axtel. r. Ave. 329 East Second.
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D Cullen, John Jr., (Ellen), finisher, r. 295 Willard.
Cullen, Raymond J., (Ruth), R. R. engineer, h. over 620 Murray Ave.
Cullen, William H., (Verna C), R. R. crossing watchman, h. 10 Institute.
Culligan, Katherine, h. 416 West Seventh.
Culver, E. Elwood, laborer, r. 314 South Main.
H Culver, Harry K., (Nellie), lineman, h. 120 Water.
Culver, Herhian P., textileworker, r. 5 Culver.
Culver, H. Weslyn, musician and teacher, r. 314 South Main.
Culver, Stephen A., (M. Lunette), creamery worker, h. 314 South Main.
W Cummings, E., painter, rms. over 40 Taylor.
Cunningham, Elsie, diningroom girl, bds. 635 West Eighth.
Curran, Anna, Mrs., milliner, r. 103 Fairmount Ave.
Curran, John, (Julia), h. 110 Fairview Ave.
Curran, , Julia, weaver, r. 110 Fairview.
Curry, A. William, student, r. 307 Foote Ave.
Curry, Beatrice M., r. 307 Foote Ave.
Curry, John C, (Hollie F.), h. 307 Foote Ave.
Curry, John C, Jr, ass't cutter, Proudfit Clothing Co., r. 307 Foote Ave.
Curry, Margaret, widow John, h. 103 Fairmount Ave.
Curtice, Mabel I., music teacher, r. 205 West Seventh.
Curtice, Nettie M., widow Roswell B., h. 205 West Seventh.
Curtis, Audrey, r. 204 West Sixth.
Curtis, Clara Price, widow Frederick M., r. 310 East Third.
Curtis, Clara W., dressmaker, r. 19 Foote Ave.
Curtis, Clyde T., (Evelyn), contractor and builder, h. 204 West Sixth.
Curtis, Don Allen, (Susan C), pres. Curtis Machine Corporation, h. 702
Lake View Ave.
Curtis, Edward W., vice pres. and treas. Curtis Machine Corporation, rms.
over 10 East Third.
Curtis, Ethel W. Mrs., h. 304 East Third.
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CURTIS, FRANK G., (Harriet)—attorney, 504-505 Fenton Bldg., and sec.
Curtis Machine Corporation, pres. F. M. Curtis Co.,—h. Celoron, N. Y.
Curtis, F. M. Company—Frank G. Curtis, pres.; Cheston Price, treas.; S.
O. Merriman, sec'y. and gen. mgr.,—mfrs. bedroom furniture, 111-119
Cheney.
Curtis, Gerald R., (Susan E.), h. 835 Spring.
Curtis, H. Ernest, shipping clerk, r. 19 Foote Ave.
CURTIS, JONES & CHASE—Charles, Alfred and C. C—funeral directors,
310 East Third.
Curtis, Laura A., dressmaker, h. 19 Foote Ave.
O Curtis Machine Corporation, (Inc)—D. A. Curtis, pres.; F. G. Curtis, sec;
E. W. Curtis, vice pres. and treas.—1300-1314 East Second.
Curtis, Mary, stenographer, rms. 362 East Fourth.
Curtis, Matthew B., (Mabel E.), carriage painter, h. Ill West Eighth.
Curtis, Nellie A., r. 663 Lake View Ave.
Curtis, Nettie, widow Silas, h. 276 Prospect.
Curtis, Samuel H., (Gertrude), woodbuyer, h. 607 Lafayette.
Curtiss, Caroline S., college student, r. 633 Lakeview Ave.
CURTISS, J. DELEVAN, (Caroline S.),—attorney, 304-306 Fenton Bldg—h.
633 Lake View Ave.
S Curtiss, Marguerite, teacher, bds. 8 Livingston Ave.
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Cusimano, Clara, spinner, r. 64 Water. J*
Cusimano, Ignatius, (Rosie), laborer, h. over 211 Allen.
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Cusimano, Jennie, spinner, r. over 61 Center.
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Cusimano, John, (Josephine), sander, h. 130 Harrison. *P
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Cusimano, John, (Mary), laborer, h. 45 Franklin.
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Cusimano, John, (Rosie), laborer, h. 211 Allen.
Cusimano, John, (Mary), laborer, h. 126 Institute.
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Cusimano, Katherine, textileworker, r. over 211 Allen.
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Cusimano, Louis, (Angeline), sander, h. 100 Harrison.
Cusimano, Lula, textileworker, r. over 32 Water.
Cusimano, Mary, h. over 100 Harrison.
Cusimano, Paul, h. 54 Franklin.
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Cusimano, Paulo, (Frances), h. 32 Water.
Cusimano, Peter, (Annie), handsander, h. 64 Water.
Cusimano, Peter, Jr., sander, r. 64 Water.
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Cusimano, Rosario, (Mary), laborer, h. over 435 Allen.
Cusimano, Rosario, (Anna), finisher,h. 100 Harrison,
Cusimano, Rose, spinner, r. 64 Water.
Cusimano, Sam, laborer, r. 211 Allen.
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Cusimano, Tony, laborer, r. 211 Allen.
Cusimano, Tony, (Grace),—barber, 209 Allen—h. do.
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Czyrniecia, John, (Sophie), buffer, h. 324 Tenth.
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Dahl, Hedwig,—domestic, 38 Liberty,— r. Carolina.
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Dahl, Leander C, veneerworker, bds. 177 Hotchkiss.
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Dahl, Oscar F., machine hand, r. Carolina.
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Dahl, Victor L., (Hedvig), carpenter, h. 11% Franklin. rn £L
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Dahlbeck, Lawrence L., (Augusta), plumber, h. 101 Osborn.
Dahlbeck, Martin E., (Annie M.), teamster, h. 102 Lister.
Dahlbeck, T. F., (Edna M.), laborer, h. 411 West Fourth.
Dahlbeck, Vaner W., (Hildur), mechanic, h. 102 Lister.
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Dahlbeck, Vernon J., metalworker, r. 101 Osborn.
Dahlberg, Annie L., weaver, r. 282 Willard.
A Dahlberg, Arthur, woodworker, bds. 324 Willard.
Dahlberg, Arvid, (Ragenhild), woodworker, h. 311 Stowe.
W Dahlberg, Carl A., sheet metalworker, r. 282 Willard.
Dahlberg, George, trimmer, r. 378 Willard.
Dahlberg, George, woodworker, rms. over 222 South Main.
Dahlberg, John A., (Anna C), mechanic, r. 282 Willard.
Dahlberg, Judith E., twister, r. 282 Willard.
Dahlberg, Sagrid, r. 282 Willard.
Dahlberg, Sam, (Olice), laborer, r. 378 Willard.
Dahlen, Simon P., ironworker, bds. over 16 Fairfield Ave.
Dahlen, see Dahlin.
Dahlgren, Anna E., widow August, h. 36 Union Ave.
Dahlgren, Anna G., stenographer, r. 1057 East Second.
Dahlgren, August G., (Augusta), blacksmith, h. 1057 East Second.
Dahlgren, Bruno, (Christina), tailor, h. 134 Fulton.
Dahlgren, Carl, (Alphield N.), conductor, h. 6 Winsor.
Dahlgren, Delia M„ textileworker, r. 36 Union Ave.
Dahlgren, Dorothy, textileworker, r. 36 Union Ave.
Dahlgren, Ellen M., textileworker, r. under 10 West Sixth.
Dahlgren, Elsie A.,—domestic, 543 Lake View Ave.,—r. 134 Fulton.
DAHLGREN, ERIC, (Emmy)—jewelry, 7 East Third—h. 6 Forest Park.
Dahlgren, Henry W., delivery boy, r. 36 Union Ave.
H Dahlgren, Max C, (Wilma), varnisher, h. 502 Stowe.
Dahlgren, Olof, (Christina), carpenter, h. 13 Webster.
Dahlgren, William A., woodworker, r. 36 Union Ave.
Dahlin, Carl, machine hand, bds. 6% Center.
Dahlin, John, (Beda), detailor, h. 323 Stowe.
Dahlin, see Dahlen.
Dahlquist, Albert J., mgr. F. W. Woolworth Co., rms. 407 West Fourth.
Dahlquist, August, h. 554 East Second.
Dahlquist, August S.,—Doc's Shaving Palace and Bath Rooms—h. 21 Victoria
Ave.
Dahlquist, Bertha M., widow Erick, r. 64 Durant Ave.
0 Dahlquist, Charley A., (Hulda), laborer, h. 763 East Second.
Dahlquist, Harold N., student, r. 21 Victoria Ave.
Dahlquist, Maurice P., (Mary), shipping clerk, h. over 554 East-Second.
Dahlstrom, Anna, widow Charles, h. 849 East Second.
Dahlstrom, Lester, (Bertha), cabinetmaker, h. over 7 Beechview Ave.
Dahlstrom Metallic Door Co.,—James L. Weeks, pres.; Fabian Sellstrom
vice pres.-treas.; J. A. Westman, gen. mgr. sec;Elmer W. Sellstrom,
asst mgr. and supt.; Carl Olofson, ass't treas.; Sam Lundquist, ass't
sec,—east Second, Buffalo and Blackstone Ave.
Dahmberg, Victor, blacksmith, h. under 342 Steele.
Dahmen, Emil, (Emma), gen'l mgr. Vartland, h. 259 Forest Ave.
Most BLACK Dailey, Daley, Daky, Popular Clifford, Leslie, Lilly, Teresa, Frank, see Daly. domestic, laborer, Place R. BEAR (Beatrice), practical R. in brakeman, r. rms. the 322 nurse, laborer, CAFE, 45 City. Newland Allen h. rms. Ladies h. over Blk. Ave. over 310 19 HENRY West Dining 322 East Newland Second. A. Room BAUER, on Ave. 2nd Floor. Proprietor 22 E.

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Daligs, Tepik, janitor, h. over 121 West Third.
Dalrymple, Christy, teacher, bds. 516 Lafayette. ^
Dalrymple, Gertrude, stenographer, r. 6 Broadhead Ave.
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Dalsky, Leo P., musician, rms. 59 Falconer.
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Dalton, John J., draughtsman, rms. 514 Prendergast Ave.
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Daly, William, (Agnes), laborer, r. 720 Buffalo. *1
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Damant, Joseph, laborer, bds. 475 Crescent. GO P»
Damberg, Evelyn, domestic, r. 1381 East Second.
Damberg, Victoria, domestic, r. 1381 East Second.
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Dame, Earl L., deliveryman, r. 1125 Clinton.
Dame, Lewllyn D., (Jennie), laborer, h. 1125 Clinton.
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Daner, Oscar, r. 25 Derby.
Danforth, Lewis, (Fern), commercial traveler, h. under 712 Newland Ave.
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Danielson, Abraham, (Agnes), sheet metalworker, r. 96 Vega.
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Danielson, Alfreda, picker, r. 17 Pardee Ave.
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DANIELSON & ANDERSON—Ernest L. Danielson and Richard E. Anderson—retail
groceries, 263 South Main.
Danielson, August C, (Anna), machinehand, h. 21 Hedges Ave.
Danielson, Axel G., (Emma), woodworker, h. 17 Pardee Ave.
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Danielson, Carl A., college student, h. 59 Vega.
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Danielson, Carl B., bricklayer, r. Willard Ext.
Danielson, Carl J., student, r. over 113 Willard.
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Danielson, C. Fred, (Etta E.)—Danielson's Music House and treas Jamestown
Ice Cream Co.—h. 45 Maple.
Danielson, Charles, (Caroline), cabinetmaker, h. 79 Vega.
Danielson, Charles A., (Amanda)—groceries, 113 Willard—h. over do.
Danielson, Charles E., (Alma), bricklayer, h. Willard Ext. | ,
Danielson, Charles E., (Carrie A.), woodcarver, h. 402 Foote Ave.
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Danielson, David V., sheet metalworker, r. 341 Falconer.
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Danielson, Edith C, weaver, r. 101 Hedges Ave.
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Danielson, Emily W., telephone operator, r. 309 VanBuren.
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Danielson, Ernest L., (Dora)—Danielson & Anderson—h. 254 South Main. 3!
Danielson, Esther, widow John, domestic, r. over 217 Willard.
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Danielson, Ethel V., billing clerk, r. 53 Kinney.
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Danielson, F. Arvid, (Amanda), veneerworker, h. over 10 Axtel.
Danielson, Frank .(Matilda A.), cabinetmaker, h. 59 Vega.
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Danielson, Gunard, shipping clerk, r. 79 Vega.
Danielson, Gunnard, r. 59 Vega.
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Danielson, John A., (Clara), textileworker, h. 101 Hedges Ave.
Danielson, John A., sheet metalworker, r. 101 Hedges Ave.
Danielson, John P., (Selma S.);—J. P. Danielson & Co.—h. 53 Kinney.
Danielson, J. P. & Co.—J. P. Danielson and Albin J. E. Carlson—mfrs. tools,
583 Allen.
Danielson, Lamont, cabinetmaker, r. 21 Hedges Ave.
Danielson, Lillian M., bookkeeper and stenographer, r. 53 Kinney.
Danielson, Lincoln E., machinehand, r. Willard Ext.
Danielson, Mabel M., telephone operator, r. 309 Van Buren.
Danielson, Mildred J., stenographer, r. 53 Kinney.
DANIELSON'S MUSIC HOUSE—C. Fred Danielson, prop.—17 North Main.
Danielson, Pauline, r. over 113 Willard.
Danielson, Ruth, nursemaid, 121 Lakeview Ave.
Danielson, Ruth E., textileworker, r. 17 Pardee Ave.
Danielson, Ruth L., r. 101 Hedges Ave.
Danielson, Victor, (Matilda), woodworker, h. 177 Newton Ave.
Danielson, William, woodworker, bds. 11 Phillips.
Danielson, Zinnia R., clerk, r. Willard Ext.
Danielson, see Donelson.
Danilo, Hafitch, (Mary), h. 59 Foote Ave.
Danovitch, Jake, rms. 245 Broadhead Ave.
Darling, Albert M., (Myrtle), laborer, h. 206 Sampson.
Darling, Alfred D., (Ella G.), teamster, h. 73 Royal Ave.
Darling, Bert E., chauffeur, r. 73 Royal Ave.
Darling, Ernest, motorman, bds. 410% Washington.
Darroch, William, metalworker, bds. 22 Phillips.
Darroch, William, Jr., asst. pressman The Journal, bds. 22 Phillips.
Darrow, Edna, librarian, r. over 24 Alton Place.
Darrow, Lew E., (Minnie N.), accountant, h. over 24 Alton Place.
Darrow, Michael,—barber, 9 West First—r. 33 Scott.
Darwin, E., Mrs., r. 113 Barker.
Dasher, John H., (Hazel E.), shipping clerk, h. 314 Lincoln.
Daton, Louis, dyer, r. over 24 East Second.
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Daura, John, (Mary), laborer, h. 103 Willard.
Davenport, Daniel, (Emma), canvasser, h. 81 Allen Block.
Davey, Carrie A., teacher, r. 212 Price.
Davey, Florence,—graduate nurse, W. C. A. Hospital—r. over 146 Prospect.
Davey, James, (Ellen), master plumber, h. over 146 Prospect.
Davey, Lewis J., (Ethel),—dist. mgr. N. Y. Telephone Co.—h. 334 Crossman.
Davey, Pattsie, laborer, bds. 541 Crescent.
Davey, Thomas, (Annie), h. 1111 East Second.
Davey, William H., (Carrie D.)—desk sergeant, City Hall—h. 212 Price.
Davidson, Albin, (Louise), carpenter, h. over 88 Sturges.
Davidson, Amos P., (Lizzie), carpenter, h. 1063 North Main.
Davidson, Hans I., (Hansina M.), commercial traveler, h. 326 Palmer.
Davidson, Henry, furrier, rms. 2 Forest Park.
Davidson, Jay M., carpenter apprentice, r. 1063 North Main.
Davidson, John, (Christina), stone contractor, h. 264 Broadhead Ave.
Davidson, Murray T., (Florence)—vice pres. and mgr. Jamestown Ice Cream
Co.—h. 92 Prather Ave.
T«1L Davis, Davidson, Ave. t.tS+Ii Anna, Andrew, Amos see Sadie, widow R., RAn+lA*T Davison. capitalist, widow (Ethel George John, CONNECTICUT B.), rms. W., sales h. over restaurant 212 agent South 204 LIFE National North helper, Main. INS. Main. CO., Biscuit h. over Hartford, Co., 209% h. West 131 Conn. Euclid Third.

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Davis, Archie E., (Nellie), commercial traveler, h. 78 Lakin Ave. ^».
Davis, Barney P., (Kittie B.), shipping clerk, h. 270 Broadhead Ave.
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Davis, Benjamin E„—Warren Construction Co.—h. Frewsburg, N. Y. f^
Davis, Blanche M., r. 208 East Second.
Davis, Bret C, (May W.), real estate, h. 313 Prendergast Ave.
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Davis, Charles, teamster, rms. 11 West Fourth. y~
Davis, Charles, (Maud), creamery clerk, h. 331 Stowe.
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Davis, Charles H., (Olive B.), yard conductor Erie R. R., h. over 310 E. 6th.
Davis, Charles L., teamster, bds. 153 Chandler.
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Davis, Charles W., (Genevieve M.)—Dewey-Davis Printing Co.—h. 53 Lib- S _
Davis, erty. Claude, (Catherine), h. 200 West Second.
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Davis, Dallas C. J., nightwatch, E., (Alice), rms. carpenter, Y. M. h. C. 108 A.
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Clarence Dewey, junkdealer, A., (Agnes r. E.), 45 laborer, Barrett. h. over 1105 Washington. 3 g. »
Davis, Edith B., r. 18 Prather Ave. ...
Davis, Edward, (Katherine), pressman, h. 398 Hallock. » 3
Davis, Elmer W., (Julia)—Chaut. Auto Tire Repair Co.—h. Celoron, N. Y. o m
Davis, Elmo R., (Clara M.), textilefinisher, h. 94 Lister.
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Davis, Elva P., student, r. 47 Hamilton.
Davis, Emory R., (Lois)—mgr. George Irish Paper Co.—h. 517 Pine. m j*
Davis, Ernest V., (Nora A.), production clerk, h. 135 Catlin Ave.
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Davis, Frances L., widow Peter, h. over 208 East Second. £• *
Davis, Frank L., (Nettie), finisher,h. 622 Palmer. a- J
Davis, George J., (Nellie M.),—Chaut. Auto Tire Repair Co.—h. 521 Hallock. 0 —
Davis, Gertrude L., stenographer, r. 1154 Prendergast Ave. "• 2
Davis, Harold G., clerk, r. over 208 East Second.
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Davis, Harriet I., student, r. 818 Lafayette. •« «
Davis, Harvey E., (Leah), clerk, h. 36 Ninth. 2. 3
Davis, Henry F., painter, r. over 208 East Second.
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Davis, Herbert F., (Laura L.),—pres. and gen. mgr. Davis-Warn & Co.—h. a S
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Davis, Jacob H., (Lizzie),—mgr. Moore Bros.—h. 18 Prather Ave. S o.
Davis, James C, (Katheryn), machinehand, h. over 114-116 West Second. •< ~
Davis, Jessie W., student, r. 43 Frink Ave. *„, g-
Davis, J. Franklin, (Anna B.),—mgr. Appleby Lumber Co.—h. 628 Prend. Av. 3 »
Davis, John C, clerk, h. 1154 Prendergast Ave. 3 »,
Davis, John L., (Elizabeth), machinehand, h. 43 Frink Ave.
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Davis, Laurence E.,—cut flowers,roots and bulks, 838 Lafayette—h. do. § g
Davis, Lee Benj., painter, r. 66 West Fifteenth. s. 7
Davis, Leo H.,—barber, 49 South Main—r. 37% Cross. °
Davis, Leslie W., (Altana), shipping clerk, h. over 878 North Main.
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Davis, Luella, Mrs., r. 31iy2 East Sixth.
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Davis, Mabel G., student, r. 18 Prather Ave.
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Davis, Marshall C, (L. Bell), postman, h. 838 Lafayette.
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Davis, Nellie, r. over 226 East Second.
Davis, Otto L., lunchcounter clerk, r. 208 East Second.
Davis, Phillip, junkdealer, r. 45 Barrett.
Davis, Rowena, telephone operator, r. 37% Cross.
Davis, Roxina, bookkeeper, h. Wicks Ave.
Davis, Reuben W., (Ellen), laborer, h. 66 West Fifteenth.
Davis, R. W., conductor, rms. 223 West Third.
Davis, Samuel, (Pauline),—junkdealer, 47 Barrett—h. 45 do.
Davis, Samuel W., gardener, r. over 114-116 West Second.
Davis, Thomas E., (May), bartender, h. 122 Crescent.
Davis, Walter H., (Addie C), rural mailcarrier, h. 818 Lafayette.
Davis, Warn & Co., (Inc)—H. F. Davis, pres. and Gen. mgr.—wholesale confectionery,
20 Shearman Place.
Davis, Waters C, (Hazel K.), commercial traveler, h. 630 Lakeview Ave.
Davis, William C, student, r. Wicks Ave.
Davis, William M., (Harriett B.),—Proudfit Clothing Co.—h. 27 Fairmount
Ave.
Davison, Arthur W., (Jessie Maud)—Chautauqua Confectionery Co.—h. 16
Bush.
Davison, see Davidson.
Dawes, John H., (Maggie), textileworker, h. 145 Foote Ave.
Dawley, Alexander, clerk, rms. 77 South Main.
Dawson, Axel G., sheet metalworker, r. 188 Stowe.
Dawson, Benjamin, (Florence E.), textileworker, h. 422 Livingston Ave.
Dawson, Bruce, laborer, r. over 11 East Eighth.
Dawson, Carl E., (Anna V.), foreman metalworker, h. 188 Stowe.
Dawson, Fred L. W., clerk, r. 15 Hammond.
Dawson, George, (Ella), clerk, h. over 11 East Eighth.
Dawson, George H., (Martha), foreman woolsorter, h. 811 East Second.
Dawson, John, machinehand, bds. 71 Taylor.
Dawson, Joseph, (Loretta R.), sheet metalworker, h. 33 Livingston Ave.
Dawson, Samuel, (Martha), pianotuner, h. 15 Hammond.
Day, Clinton, linotype machinist, bds. 807 North Main.
Day, Everald S., musician, r. over 700 East Second.
Day, Flora B., Mrs., dressmaker, h. over 700 East Second.
Day, George H., (Carrie), commercial traveler, h. 85 Fairmount Ave.
Day, Henry C, (Adelia), commercial traveler, h. 95 Andrews Ave.
Day, Marie G., artist, r. 85 Fairmount Ave.
Day, Pauline C. S., vocalist, r. 85 Fairmount Ave.
Day, Richard G., (Emma M.)—sales agent National Cash Register Co.—h.
516 Jefferson.
Day, Warren P., (Bertha),—Gardner Grocery Co.—h. 411 Lincoln.
DAYE, I. LEONARD, (Alice M.)—supt. The Bradstreet Co.—h. 21 Euclid Ave.
Dealey, A. Sydney, (Carrie F.), retired rector, h. 551 Lakeview Ave.
Dealing, Anna, widow Monroe, h. 90 Liberty.
Dean, Arthur P., metalpolisher, r. 10 Peterson.
DEAN, BENJAMIN S., (Emyle C.)—attorney, 600-603 Fenton Bldg—h. 609
East Eighth.
Dean, Bessie, r. 110 Jones & Gifford Ave.
Dean, Bonny, teacher, r. 609 East Eighth.
Dean, Ella B., widow Paul, h. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
JAMESTOWN Dean, Deane, Deangelis, Dearborn, Nellie, Gust D. Anna, B.,—mgr. Charles, Tony, L., 120 Mrs., HARDWARE metalpolisher, bookbinder, WEST h. (Jane), Granger nurse, 9 THIRD Cleveland 110 polisher, CO., & h. bds. STREET Lakeview Co.—r. over 10 Place. Inc. h. 22 Peterson. Fredonia, 165 Eleventh. Ave. Washing Falconer. N. Y. Machines =

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D Deming, Otto O., (Lena), painter and paperhanger, h. 69 Eleventh.
Deming. see Denning.
Demir, Kiani, finisher, r. 116 Harrison.
Demir, Raim, r. 116 Harrison.
Demir, Shamsehedin, laborer, r. over 24 East Second.
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Demo-,, John, rubber, h. 231% South Main.
Demo, Lambro, finisher,bds. 63 Steele.
Demon, James W., retired, h. over 189 Cole Ave.
W Denison, Charles K., (Olive May),—mgr. retail div. Board of Commerce—
r. Clement Park-on-Chautauqua.
Denkei, Angle, finisher, r. over 509 West Fourth.
Denkei, George, (Mongulina), h. over 509 West Fourth.
Denkei, Louie, waiter, r. over 509 West Fourth.
Dehi, Frank, (Tsera), machinehand, h. 16% Harrison.
Deni, Joe, teamster, bds. 16% Harrison.
Denito, John, laborer, bds. 475 Crescent.
Denn, Frances, widow Alfred E., picker, h. over 44 Twelfth.
Denning, Alfred, (Ida), electrician, h. over 102 William.
Denning, Jack, laborer, rms. over 46-48 Market.
Denning, Joseph, textileworker, r. 102 William.
Denning, see Deming.
Dennis, Anna V., weaver, r. 26 Taylor.
Dennis, Anthony J.,' baggagehandler, r. 26 Taylor.
Dennis, Fred, (Floda), office clerk, h. 62 Liberty.
Dennis, Joseph, (Katherine), machinist, h. 26 Taylor.
Denowitz, Jake—Zuckerman Credit Clothing Co.—r. 245 Broadhead Ave.
Denslow, Ella, widow Fred B., rms. 210 East Fourth.
Denslow, George, (Gertrude), building mover, h. over 27 Chautauqua Ave.
H Depka, Edward, (Nettie)—transient stable, 212 Washington—h. over 126
East Second.
DePorter, Alphonso, (Jennie), textileworker, h. under 53 Water.
Depp, Loui, filler,r. 63 Steele.
Deppa, James H., (Alice), clerk, h. 869 East Second.
Depuma, Angelo, (Cora), laborer, h. over 435 Allen.
Derby, Agnes D., h. 21 Derby.
Derby, Gladys E„ clerk, r. 160 Barrett.
Derby, John C, (Eva), janitor, h. 20 Derby.
Derry, Katherine, widow William, r. 14 Barker.
Derby, L. Antoinette, widow John K., h. over 31 Fenton Place.
0 Derry, May, weaver, h. 14 Barker.
Derry, William J., (Annie M.), teamster, h. 803 Foote Ave.
Dervish, Kozeli,—Spiro & Dervish—r. Opera House Block.
Desanto, Angelo, laborer, bds. over 20 Harrison.
Desanto, Frank, laborer, bds. over 20 Harrison.
Deseptano, Frank, (Philomena), shoemaker, h. 39 Harrison.
DeSpencer, Frank, (Carrie), woodworker, h. 23 Victoria Ave.
Destro, Frank, (Carmella), laborer, h. over 36% Harrison.
Destro, Margaret, r. 16 Harrison.
Destro, Mike, (Rosa), machinehand, h. 16% Harrison.
S Destro, Rosi, (Serino), laborer, h. over 201 East First.
P S Electric Dethorne, Detine, Devereaux, Destro, Tony, Charles Vincenzzo, James, Wiring Daniel Jr., (Mary), L., (Frances), laborer, E., h. (Anna), 16 laborer, eSy Harrison. r. junkdealer, fisherman,h. Need G.), 36% h. r. 36% Harrison. 50 '"^asfS*
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Dickson, D Nels, woodworker, bds. 71 Sturges.
Dickson, Signe, textileworker, r. 226 Broadhead Ave.
Dickson, see Dixon
Diehl, Otto D.—optician, stationery and novelties, 303 North Main—h. 226
East Second.
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Dieter, Mildred K., Mrs., waitress, h. over 313 Spring.
Dieter, Victor J., student, r. over 313 Spring.
Diezlen, John, (Elizabeth), metalworker, h. 705 West Eighth.
Digassi, Frank, (Maria), laborer, h. under 509 Allen.
W Digiovanni, Fred, (Savaia),—cobbler, 100 Willard—h. over 12 do.
Dikeman, Roswell, (Lyda), telephone lineman, h. 402 East Fourth.
Dimaio, Salvatore, (Mary), woodworker, h. 12 Waterman.
Dimarco, Joseph, (Ida),—Dimarco & Munafo—h. 214 Winsor.
Dimarco & Munafo—Joseph Dimarco and Frank Munafo—shoe repairs, 117
North Main.
Dimarco, Philip, (Sarah), woodworker, h. over 201 Winsor.
Dimipric, Andrew, woodworker, bds. 5 William.
Dinkle, Albert, laborer, bds. 16 Dunn Ave.
Dipietro, Philomena, r. under 103 Hazzard.
Direct-to-You Tea & Coffee Co.—W. L. Beck, mgr.—over 7 East Third.
Disabtino, Frank, (Fannie), cobbler, h. 613 Monroe.
Divito, Joe, (Catherine), h. 449 West Fifth.
Divito, Louis, (Annie), solicitor, h. over 27 Scott.
Dix, Sana, (Mary), laborer, h. over 435 Allen.
Dix, Victor E., h. 218 Steele.
Dixon, Edna W., r. 409 Pine.
Dixon, Frederick W., (Sarah H.),—supt. Odsonia Worsted Mills—h. 409 Pine.
Dixon, Margaret E., widow Aaron, h. 211 Prendergast Ave.
Dixon, Walter V., (Tillie), painter, h. over 926 East Second.
Dixon, see Dickson.
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Djunal, Jaffer, polisher, r. 306 Steele.
Djurstedt, Chas., trimmer, bds. 10 Wescott.
Doane, Edward, (Belle), driver, h. 12 Fairview Ave.
Doane, Stella, Mrs., dressmaker, h. 128 East Second.
Dobmeier, Mabel, mender, r. 42 Utica.
Dobmeier, Florence, domestic, r. 42 Utica.
Dobmeier, John B., (Mary), baker, h. 42 Utica.
Dobson, Ellen, r. 379 Fairmount Ave.
Dobson, Emma, widow Edward, r. 66 Chapin.
Dobson, Tom, textileworker, bds. 66 Chapin.
O Dock'sShaving Palace and Bath Room—A. S. Dahlquist, prop.—barber, 6
South Main and under 113 North Main.
Dodd, Leon R., (Grace), commercial traveler, h. 7 Terrace Place.
Dodge, Charles J., carpenter, bds. 15 Fluvanna Ave.
Doering, Henry C, (Daisy)—Jamestown Crockery Store—h. 539 West Third.
Dolan, Martin, (Catherine), h. over 21 East Second.
Dole, Carrie—housekeeper W. C. A. Hospital—r. over 79 Allen.
Dole, Gertrude, domestic, r. over 79 Allen.
Moat Dole, Popular Mary, Place h. over in the 79 I>f Allen. A ftff DI A D P H W HENRY A. BAD
City„„L"s',i^iFtorRoom Dollard, Edmond, (Emily), BLALK civil engineer, BtAK rms. LArt 510 Clinton. ME*«£fo
Dolome, Frances, Mrs., h. 215 Crescent.
Dolome, Domicke, Dolly, Dominico, Donaldson, John, Josephine, Nellie, Louis Lillian, see laborer, textileworker, S., Danielson spinner, textileworker, handsander, bds. 12 r. Sixteenth.
under r. Donelson. rms. 215 r. 93 Crescent. 215 27 Hazzard. Warner Crescent. Block.

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Dominico, Nicole, (Angeline), sander, h. under 93 Hazzard.
Dominico, Coronia, (Rosa), woodworker, h. over 126 Institute.
Domishonitch, Charley, (Bendah), laborer, h. over 63 Foote Ave.
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Domnica, Sam, (Mary), laborer, r. over 207 Winsor.
Donaldson, Bert W„ (Alice R.), sheet metalworker, h. over 310 Forest Ave. Q)
Donaldson, see Danielson and Donelson.
Donato, Frank, (Mamie)—Jamestown Fruit Co.—h. over 131 Foote Ave.
Donelon, Delia, clerk, h. 118 Steele.
Donelon, Mary, laundress, rms. 343 East Second.
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Donelon, Nellie M., clerk, r. 118 Steele.
Donelson & Brown—E. A. Donelson and J. Clark Brown—props. Bijou Dream
Theater—10 West Third.
Donelson, Carrie J.—millinery, 102 East Third—h. 567 East Second.
Donelson, Edward J., (Anna)—Donelson Truck & Storage Co.—h. 99 Prather CO
Ave.
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Donelson, Elmer A., (Mildred)—Donelson Grocery Co. and Donelson &
Clark—h. 315 Spring.
Donelson Fruit Co., (Inc.)—H. A. Donelson, pres.; Harry Root, treas.; E. A.
Donelson, vice pres.; Fred B. Smith, sec.—raising pineapples, oranges,
etc., 75 Barrett.
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Donelson, H. Albert, (Anne B.)—pres. Donelson Tucking & Storage Co.— e
h. 75 Barrett.
Donelson, John, machinehand, bds. 39 Whitley Ave.
DONELSON TRUCKING & STORAGE CO.—(H. A. and E. J. Donelson—
trucking and storage, 29 Forest Ave.
Donelson, Sofie, widow Oscar, h. 567 East Second.
Donelson, see Donaldson and Danielson.
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Dones, Joe, (Catherine), woodworker, h. over 293 Crescent. ^>
Donlon, Nan, clerk, r. 511 West Seventh.
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Doolittle, Amy A., stenographer, r. 45 Grant.
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Doolittle, George S., (Ida May)—Odell & Doolittle—h. 49 Grant. m\
Doolittle, Laura M., (Ezra), h. 45 Grant. 0*
Dora, John, (Mary), laborer, h. over 504 Allen.
Dorman, Ernest Robert, (Mayme), florist,h. 25 Ninth. .
Dorman, Elizabeth, widow William P., r. 16 Tenth. *^
DORMAN, FRED A„ (Mary I.),—florist, 16 Tenth—h. do.
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Dorman, Fred L., motorman, r. 556 West Third. sr m\
Dorman, John T., (Martha), stockclerk, h. 30 Kingsbury Ave.
Dorman, William H., motorman, h. 556 West Third.
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Dorman, William L., (Tina L.), commercial traveler, h. 426 Lincoln. *2
Dorman, Winfred W., ticket agent Chautauqua Traction Office, r. 556 W. 3rd. *P
Dorn, D. W. D., Jr., h. 26 Eleventh. o ^"
Dorn, Edith M., clerk, r. 134 Allen.
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Dorn, Emma B., widow Dexter D., h. 47 Baker.
Dorn, George M., (Laura F.), elevatorman, h. 134 Allen.
Dornberger, Joseph, (Grace A.)—pres. Peterson Wine House—rms. 207 West c ^
Baldwin, Fourth—r. Mayville, Hand ^-2rs£L2ratto-'' N. Y. Jeweler 03 ^
Dorsey, William H., (Fannie), coachman, h. 617 Spring.
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Doty, Emmett W., (Minnie), real estate, over 804 North Main.
Doubleday, Douch, Douglas, Katherine, Fred, Dorothy John (Ellen), W., C.—Douglas textileworker, (Nellie), bricksetter, retired, & Neustrom—rms. r. h. 19 h. Jeffords.
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Douglas, Floyd G., (Caroline)—mgr Grand Union Tea Co.—h. 195 Newton
Ave.
Douglas, Ira A., (Maud), electrical engineer, h. 370 Fairmount Ave.
Douglas, James B., (Lottie A.), h. 33 Tenth.
Douglas, Minnie L., teacher, r. 33 Tenth.
Douglas & Neustrom—Dorothy Douglas and Mrs. Arlene Neustrom—millinery,
103% West Third.
DOUGLAS (TOM) THE TAILOR, custom-made clothing, 100 North Main.
Douglass, Anna S., r. 110 Forest Ave.
Dow, Charles M., (Eleanor)—pres. National Chautauqua County Bank—h.
72 Allen.
Down, John W., (Lilly), gardener, h. 275% South Main.
Downer, Hattie, waitress, h. over 29 Derby.
Downs, Harold, (Ann), foreman weaver, h. 388 South Main.
Downs, John, (Kattie H.), clerk Hotel Humphrey, h. 105 West Fifth.
P Downs, W. E., (Anne), stonecutter, h. 146 Stowe.
Doyle, Bridget, r. 884 East Second.
A Doyle, H. E.,—agt. Remington Typewriter Co.—rms. 301 Jefferson.
Doyle, James,—rendering works, Foote Ave.—h. 884 East Second.
Y Doyle, T. Lewis, Mrs., r. 611 Washington.
Dracup, J. William, (Henriette), woolsorter, h. '274 Hallock.
S Dracup, Nathaniel H., (Ethel), postman, h. 78 Ellicott.
Dracup, Nancy B., widow Nathaniel, r. 78 Ellicott.
Dracup, Robert, (Anna), machinist, h. 270 Hallock.
Dracup, Ruby E., graduate nurse, r. 78 Ellicott.
Dragstedt, Alfred, (Josephine), cementworker, h. 40 Durant Ave.
Dragstedt, John, (Amelia), woodworker, h. over 90 Bowen.
T Drake, Adolphus D., clerk, rms. 103 Forest Ave.
Drake, Clyde A., bds. 8 Sixteenth.
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Drake, Edith, student, r. 180 Stowe.
Drake, Herbert, (Lillie), cloth inspector, h. 180 Stowe.
Drake, Leo M„ grinder, bds. 8 Sixteenth.
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Drake, Levant R., (Inez)—Anderson & Drake—h. 12 West Sixth.
Drake, Roy, (Laura), teamster, h. 390 Falconer.
Drake, Sylvester A., (Leora), plumber, h. 377 South Main.
Drakesly, Josephine, Mrs., r. 303 West Second.
Drayman's Headquarters—George Reed, mgr.—7 Taylor.
Dreager, Calista A., teacher, h. 102 West Seventh.
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Dren, Spiros, r. 51 Barrett.
Drenova, Constandinos, r. 51 Barrett.
0 Drescher, Adelaide, Mrs., h. 822 Cherry.
Drescher, George M., deliveryman, r. 822 Cherry.
S Drescher, Henry P.,—inspector Gurney Ball Bearing Co.—r. 822 Cherry.
Drescher, James M., r. 822 Cherry.
S Drescher, John, metalworker, r. 822 Cherry.
Drescher, Leonard J., carpenter, r. 822 Cherry.
E Drescher, Margaret, clerk, r. 822 Cherry.
Drotts, Anna, weaver, r. 303 Willard.
Drotz, Albert, (Amelia), city fireman,h. 315 Willard.
Drown, Fred, wood turner, bds. 156 Allen.
Drummy, Nellie E., r. over 278 Falconer.
STallf Dryer, Drummy, Dryburgh, lalA until Ida Abiah, Ran+lav Susan Albert William Arthur, C, office dressmaker, M., VCllllCy J., CONNECTICUT (Blanche)—restaurant, G., clerk, widow (Effie), (Flavia)—barber, Michael, r. waiter, 42 W.J.Bentley, LIFE Stewart h. INS. over 4913% Ave. Tenth. 303 CO, 278 Mgr., North West Hartford, Falconer. Office, Main—h. Eighth—h. 51

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Dryer, J. Peter, (Anna), cabinetmaker, h. 42 Stewart Ave. ^^
Dschuden, Eliabeth, widow Charles, r. 865 North Main.
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Dschuden, Fred W., (Lillian), woodworker, h. over 161% Allen.
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Dschuden, John, (Fredrika), shophand, h. 819 Cherry.
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Dschuden, Leroy L., (Josephine), lieut. city firedept., h. 206 Chandler. Cj
Dschuden, Louis, (Margaret), bandsawyer, h. over 52 Bowen.
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Dschuden, Otto A., (Anna M.), woodworker, h. 660 Foote Ave.
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Dschuden, Ralph, (Edith), cabinetmaker, h. 69 Stewart Ave.
Duane, John T., (Catherine), stationary fireman,h. 65 Tenth. £ >
DuBois, Edwin R., (Julia F.), detailer and draftsman, h. over 17 Columbia g 9
Ave. B| 5*
DuBois, Elam, (Fannie V.)—laborer, h. over 220 Newland Ave. £ »
DuBois, Walter E., (Olga), barber, h. 220 Newland Ave.
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Due, Agnethe, stenographer, r. 199 Baker. g §,
Due, Martin, metalworker, r. 199 Baker. g §
Due, Martin J., (Petlo), carpenter, h. 199 Baker.
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DUFFEE, Duell, Ezra P., EDWARD (Katherine G.)—garage, E. 35 Forest Ave.—h. 317 Palmer. tZ £
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Duell, Frank H., (Satie R.)—Garfield & Duell—h. 12 Myrtle.
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Suits, Carpets, Rugs, Lace Curtains, Etc— h. 515 Washington.
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Duffee, Deige D., r. 515 Washington. % "%
Duffy, Bernard B., (Alice), metalworker, h. 57 East Cowden Place. § 5"
Duffee, Fleda F., r. 515 Washington. B 3
Duffy, Emma J., widow Gabriel M., r. 110 Isabelle Ave.
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Duffy, Kathryn, stenographer, r. 47 Fairmount Ave. 2. *"
Duffy, Rose, clerk, h. 174 Fairmount Ave.
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Duffy, Thomas F., (Laura), pipefitter, h. under 348 Falconer. "a »
Duley, John, textileworker, r. 300 Barrows.
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Dull, Clara B., widow Norris J.,—boarders, 102 Broadhead Ave.—h. do. § 3
Dull, Elmer C, (Dorothea E.), tree surgeon, h. 200 Falconer.
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Dull, Frank J., (Ertella), sheet metalworker, h. 61 Eleventh. g $
Dull, Lila G., r. 102 Broadhead Ave.
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Duncan, Walter, (Vina), deliveryman, h. 227 McKinley Ave. • 5
Duncan, William R., (Myra), commercial traveler, h. 18 West Sixth. ©
Dunderdale, Annie—public stenographer, 403 Wellman Big.—r. 34 Royal Av. « p>
Dunderdale, Arthur, R. R. clerk, r. 34 Royal Ave.
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Dunderdale, Gertrude, student, r. 34 Royal Ave.
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Dunderdale, James, (Mary E.), mechanic, h. 34 Royal Ave. en
Dunham, Alfred S„ (Anna Wilson), h. 410 East Fourth.
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Dunihue, William J., (Clara), foreman American Aristo Co., h. 11 Genesee. • •
Dunn, Clair M.—Bergwall Printing Co.—h. 18 Cook Ave.
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D Dunn, Henry, (Mary A.), shipping clerk, h. 421 Livingston Ave.
Dunn, Jane, widow John, h. 308% Pine.
Dunn, John J., (Elizabeth), paniter, r. 308% Pine.
Dunn, John W., (Helen C), sheet metalworker, h. 20 Livingston Ave.
Dunn, Mary K., bookkeeper and stenographer, r. 20 Livingston Ave.
H Dunn, Orange P., r. 18 Cook Ave.
Dunn, Pike M., crater, bds. over 10 Water.
Dunton, Mary H., widow E. Murray, h. 130 Euclid Ave.
Duppell, Louis, upholsterer, bds. 378 Willard.
W DURAND, LOYE T.,—attorney, 525-526 Wellman Bldg.—r. Frewsburg, N. Y.
Durfee, Clara R., widow George W.,—millinery, 207 West Third—h. 15
Lovell Ave.
During, Selma, domestic, 657 Lakeview Ave.
Durk, Elizabeth, clerk, bds. 102 Broadhead Ave.
Durnin, Charles J., glassworker, r. 18 Van Buren.
Durnin, Elizabeth—dressmaker, over 110-112 West Third—r. 18 Van Buren.
Durnin, John P., bookbinder, r. 18 Van Buren.
P Durnin, Nora, widow John, h. 18 Van Buren.
Duro, Christ, finisher,bds. 135 Steele.
Dutcher, Edward A., (Phoebe), retired, h. 315 Jefferson.
ADybowski, Louis, textileworker, r. 144 Martin Road.
Dybowski, Sebastian, (Olympia), woodworker, h. 144 Martin Road.
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Dye, Claire E., student, r. 904 Lafayette.
Dye, Harry L., (Maud), teamster, h. over 7 Hunt Road.
S D y e , Ina—graduate nurse, W. C. A. Hospital, r. 904 Lafayette.
Dye, L. Alverna, stenographer, r. 904 Lafayette.
Dye, Lucinda, widow George, r. over 62 Liberty.
Dye, Wilful, chauffeur, h. 904 Lafayette.
Dyer, Mary, maid The Samuels.
Dyer, Nellie C, teacher, r. 509 East Seventh.
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Nelson Rushworth, treas.—Eagle Temple.
Eagle Foundry & Machine Co.—William Sykes, Adam and William Stormer—
iron castings and machine work—115 Jones & Gifford Ave.
EAGLES, FRATERNAL ORDER OF—Robert H. Jackson, worthy pres.;
Frank E. Wallace, sec.—Eagle Temple.
Eagle Furniture Co.—G. Hornell, pres.; E. H. Erickson, sec.-treas.—mf"-
pedestals and tabouretts, 61 Water.
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Eckberg, Agnes M., domestic, 115 Prospect.
Eckbloom, Gunner C, (Agnes), painter, h. over 222 Prospect.
Eckburg, Albert T., (Edna), machinehand, h. 8 Hanley.
Eckburg, A. Warner, (Marie C), woodworker, h. 119 Newton Ave.
Eckburg, Bessie M., student, r. 119 Newton Ave.
Eckburg, Edward, millhand, rms. over 211 North Main.
Eckburg, R. Waldo, clerk, r. 119 Newton Ave.
Eckburg, see Eckberg and Ekberg.
Eckdahl, Gustaf F., sheet metalworker, bds. 30 Twelfth.
Eckdahl, Joseph, metalpainter, bds. 504 West Eighth.
Eckdahl, see Eckadahl and Ekedahl.
Ecker, Bert J., (Clara B.), laborer, h. over 22 Forest Ave.
Ecker, Laura A., dressmaker, bds. under 843 Spring.
Eckerd's Cut Rate Medicines—J. Edward Eckerd, prop.—106 East Second.
ECKERD, J. EDWARD, (Blanche)—Eckerd's Cut Rate Medicines—h. over
106 East Second.
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Eckert, John, (Cora J.), baker, h. 826 Washington.
Eckholm, David, (Sophie), laborer, h. Allegany Ave.
Eckholm, Emil, (Anna), finisher,h. 904 East Second.
Eckholm, Gladys C, spooler, r. 904 East Second.
Eckholm, Gunnard V., polisher, r. 904 East Second.
Eckholm, Oscar A., (Jennie)—prop. Allen Park Grocery, 79 Linwood Ave.—
h. do.
Eckholm, Raymond, laborer, r. Allegany Ave.
Eckloff, Alice C, widow George J., h. 371 Foote Ave.
Eckloff, Gust, boilermaker, bds. 635 West Eighth.
Ecklund, Alexander, laborer, bds. 14 Fluvanna Ave.
Ecklund, Albert E., sheet metalworker, r. 239 Newton Ave.
Ecklund, Andrew J., (Anna M.), laborer, h. 189% Cole Ave.
Ecklund, Andrew R., cabinetmaker, r. 545 Buffalo.
Ecklund, August C, (Mathilda J,), grocery clerk, h. 16 Barker.
Ecklund, Charles G., (Jennie), laborer, h. over 120 William.
Ecklund, Clarence F., office clerk, r. 239 Newton Ave.
Ecklund, Edward, r. over 156 Newton Ave.
Ecklund, Ellen, domestic, 410 West Fifth.
Ecklund, Elmer C, (Josepine L.),—prop. Eagle Saloon—h. over 46 Charles.
Ecklund, Florence A., student, r. over 46 Charles.-
Ecklund, Florence A., student, r. 16 Barker.
Ecklund, Fred, (Caroline), sheet metalworker, h. 239 Newton Ave.
Ecklund, Gust J., metalworker, r. over 120 William.
Ecklund, Henry E., express deliveryman, r. 16 Barker.
Ecklund, Jennie E.,—Ecklund & Ross—r. 239 Newton Ave.
Ecklund, John, laborer, h. 545 Buffalo.
Ecklund, John 100 East A., Third (Clara), Street woodworker, h. 52 Bowen.
Ecklund, John E., O., (Sagrid), (Elizabeth), draftsman foreman h. woodworker, 156 Newton h. Ave. over 58% Bowen.

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Ecklund, Paul A., express deliveryman r. 16 Barker.
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Ecklund & Ross—Jennie E. Ecklund and Florence J. Ross—dressmaking, rg\
over 108 East Third.
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Ecklund, Wilfred J., cabinetmaker, r. 545 Buffalo.
Eckman, A. Louisa, h. 307 Winsor.
Eckman, Cecilia M., textileworker, r. 38 Chapman.
Eckman, Charles L., (Agnes)—sec.-treas. Eckman Furn. Co.—h. 217 E. 8th. a
Eckman, Charles W.,—pres. Pearl City Furniture Co.—h. 545 Allen.
Eckman, Christine, widow John TJ.,—dressmaker and tailoress, 27 Forest 99
Ave.—h. do.
Eckman, Ernest J., (Mary S.), sheet metalworker, h. over 188 Barrett.
Eckman, Esther E., r. 545 Allen.
Eckman, Fred B., butcher, r. 307 Winsor. (^
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ECKMAN FURNITURE CO.—J. A. Eckman, pres.; C. L. Eckman, sec.-treas. ft
•—mfrs. desks, library furniture, 129 Jones & Gifford Ave.
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Eckman, George I., mechanic, r. 545 Allen.
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Eckman, Gust, (Louise), carpenter, h. 307 Winsor.
Eckman, Henry G., student, r. over 301 Winsor.
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Eckman, Hilda, widow David, office clerk, r. 221 Price.
Eckman, John, rubber, bds. 337 Willard.
Eckman, John A., (Vena C),—prop. Eckman Music Store, and pres. Eckman
Furniture Co.—h. 41 Van Buren.
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Eckman, John L„ (Libbie)—mgr. drapery dept., Abrahamson-Bigelow Co.—
h. 832 Washington.
Eckman, John W., (Marie H.)—Vinculo Sugar Cane Co., 606 Fenton Bldg.—
h. over 301 Winsor.
Eckman, Joseph B.,—sec. Pearl City Furniture Co.—r. 545 Allen.
Eckman, Lawrence C, (Jennie M.)—treas. Pearl City Furniture Co.—h. 236 (•}
Newton Ave.
Eckman, Luther,—supt. Eckman Furniture Co.—bds. 20 Linden Ave.
ECKMAN'S MUSIC STORE—J. A. Eckman—pianos and piano players, fifth
floor Wellman Bldg.
Eckman, Nels P., (Mary), h. 38 Chapman.
Eckman, Nels P., h. 20 Linden Ave.
Eckman, Otto, wood polisher, bds. over 337 Willard.
Eckman, Oscar T., metalworker, r. 38 Chapman.
Eckman, Reuben W., mechanic, r. 545 Allen.
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Eckman, William G., (Oppo D.), trimmer E. E. Duffee's, h. 1002 Prend. Ave. m^
Eckstedt, Carl W., (Carolina), machinehand, h. 47 Bowen. *+
Eckstedt, Ellen V., stock clerk, r. 47 Bowen.
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Eckstedt, George W., shipping clerk, r. 47 Bowen. Q)
Eckstedt, John G., painter, r. 47 Bowen.
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Eckstrand, Selma, domestic, 36 Prospect.
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Eckstrom, A. Luther, (Annette S.)—insurance and real estate—h. 175 Mc- M*
Kinley Ave.
Eckstrom, August, (Frances), metalworker, h. 9 Potter Ave.
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Eckstrom, Axel, machinehand, r. 838 North Main.
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Eckstrom, Carl, (Sadie), cabinetmaker, r. over 309 Willard.
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Eckstrom, Charles A., (Amelia), h. 5 Kinney. 3
Eckstrom, Edward C, metalworker, r. 838 North Main. »\
BALDWIN, — Eckstrom, ^ — John Gust Fred, Edward Elsie, Frank, George, . Jeweler, . W., J., (Ebba), textileworker, (Caroline), r. N„ ^ laborer, (Augusta 838 (Sylvia — finisher,h. North *KELf ^ h. M.), woodworker, — I.), 69% r. Main. ^ deliveryman, plasterer, 246 FINE Wescott. 246 — ^ Hopkins DIAMONDS h. h. — 838 h. Ave. 656 — North over Ave. Barrows. — 406 l| Main. — Washington. — — — — JJI on Cr* igj ^O 3 z

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\j Eckstrom, Laverne C, clerk, r. 5 Kinney.
Eckstrom, Leonard, (Ella), plasterer, h. 217 Willard.
S Eckstrom, Lerena J., clerk, r. 217 Willard.
Eckwall, Abel, metalworker, r. 26 Stowe.
Eckwall, Carl, (Hulda), cabinetmaker, h. 26 Stowe.
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Eckwall, Ellen, student, r. 26 Stowe.
Eckwall, F. Oscar, (Amanda), cabinetmaker, h. 145% Chandler.
Eddy, Albert J., night gatekeeper Erie R. R., h. over 317 Steele.
Eddy, Charles S., (Nellie),—pres. Standard Table Co.—r. Akron, 0.
W Eddy, Elton E.,—general insurance, over 16 East Third—h. 67 South Main.
Eddy, Harriett E., widow Fred S.,—dressmaking and corset parlors, 514
Prendergast Ave.—h. do.
Eddy, Lynn W., (Luella E.),—bookkeeper, Empire Case Goods Co.—h. 30
Blanchard.
Eddy, Wilton N., college student, r. 67 South Main.
Edeborg, Albert W., (Hulda A.)—asst. supt. Dahlstrom Metallic Door Co.—
h. 638 Winsor.
Edeborg, Oscar F., (Amy J.), sheet metalworker, h. over 317 Van .Buren.
Eden, Robert Y., (Sophia), electrician, h. 286 Fairmount Ave.
Edgren, C. Robert, butcher, r. 171 Bowen.
Edin, Albin C, (Esther), furniture trimmer, h. 63 Benedict.
Edin, Carl Axel, (Josephine), foreman woodworker, h. 35 Benedict.
Edington Elsie I., textileworker, r. 27 Dearing Ave.
Edington, Fred F., machinist, r. 27 Dearing Ave.
Edington, George W., (Mary A.), shipping clerk, h. 27 Dearing Ave.
Edington, Marjorie E., textileworker, r. 27 Dearing Ave.
Edington, Ruby L., r. 27 Dearing Ave.
Edlund, Elmer A., (Ingaborg), plasterer, h. 501 Forest Ave.
Edlund, Gust, (Hannah), painter, h. 38.4 Buffalo.
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Edmonds, Norman S., (Rose E.), carpenter, h. over 310 Allen.
Edmund, Charles W., (Matilda), machinehand, h. 113 Wescott.
Edmunds, Thomas, (Emma), carpenter, h. under 14 Maple.
Edmunds, Roselle, machinehand, rms. 411 West Third.
Edson, Barney, driver, rms. 215 West Second.
Edson, Dudley, monotype caster, r. over 35 McKinley Ave.
Edson, Harriet L., stenographer, h. over 35 McKinley Ave.
Edson, John P., (Eva L.), laborer, h. 10 Kidder.
Edson, Shirley B., r. over 35 McKinley Ave.
Edstrom, Albert, (Olga), collector Journal Ptg. Co., h. under 20 Bush.
Edwards, Bertha Belle, clerk, r. 401 West Sixth.
0 Edwards, Bertha, widow George, canvasser, h. 401 West Sixth.
Edwards, Burton, farmer, r. 139 Broadhead Ave.
Edwards, Charles H., (Hattie A.), teamster, h. 139 Broadhead Ave.
Edwards, C. John, (Anna), woodworker, h. 16 Shaver.
Edwards, Elizabeth L., widow Noah, h. over 212 Chandler.
Edwards, Eva E., r. 139 Broadhead Ave.
Edwards, George H., (Minnie), carpenter, h. 106 Eleventh.
Edwards, George W., (Ann C), machinist, h. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Edwards, Harry, r. 106 Eleventh.
Edwards, Lehman, freight handler, r. 139 Broadhead Ave.
Edwards, Leon H., mechanic, r. over 212 Chandler.
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Eggleston, Allyn B., (Nellie), textile overseer, h. over 726 East Seventh. .
Eggleston, Amy V., Mrs., cook, r. 618 Pine. £3|
Eggleston, Charles, woodworker, bds. 128 Water. 5
Eggleston, Edith V., r. 6 Stearns Ave.
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Eggleston, Frances, widow Charles, cook, h. over 203 East Second.
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Eggleston, Frank L., (Florence), city fireman, h. 726 East Seventh.
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Eggleston, Fred, (Edith), carpenter, h. over 375 Foote'Ave. *i
Eggleston, Henry C, bank bookkeeper, r. 618 Pine.
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Eggleston, James, (D Estella), commercial traveler, h. 6 Stearns Ave. jP
Eggleston, Joe, (Ellen), foreman textileworker, h. 103 Wescott
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Eggleston, Madeline S., telephone operator, r. 14 Arnold. «
Eggleston, Myron H., retired, r. 618 Pine. -
Eggleston, Van Curt, (Anna)—Klock & Eggleston—h. 19 Columbia Ave. P»
Ehmke, John, (Vivian), barber, h. 612 Cherry. '
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Ehncq, Goshn, textileworker, h. over 26 Victoria Ave.
Ehncq, Paul, (Wurcquear), textileworker, h. 26 Victoria Ave.
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Eiden, Esther H., Mrs., r. 117 Chandler.
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Eidens, Margaret M., cook, r. under 629 Prendergast Ave.
Einch, Elijah A., (Julia), teamster, h. under 219 Chandler,
Einch, Emma, widow John, h. 14 Stowe.
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Einch, Thomas H., chauffeur, bds. 14 Stowe.
Ek, Fred, (Mabel), piano salesman, h. 179 McKinley Ave.
Ek, see Eck and Eke.
Ekbeck, Ida, widow August, h. 15 Tenth.
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Ekbeck, Wilbur, meatcutter, r. 15 Tenth.
Ekberg, Agnes M„ domestic, 109 Kidder.
Ekberg, Carl August, (Selma A.), machinist, h. over 18 Partridge.
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Ekberg, George H., grocery clerk, r. 109 Kidder.
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Ekberg, Magnus, (Marie), veneerworker, h. 109 Kidder.
Ekberg, Otto, machinist, rms. 2 Forest Park. .
Ekberg, see Eckberg and Eckburg.
Eke, Carl, upholsterer, bds. 86 Falconer.
Ekedahl, Erik, (Lena), commercial traveler, h. 315 Clinton.
Ekedahl, Herbert, metalworker, r. 15 Kipp.
Ekedahl, Thure J., (Helen C),—piano tuning, 15 Kipp—h. do.
Ekedahl, Marjorie, r. 15 Kipp.
Ekedahl, see Eckdahl and Eckadahl.
Ekerberg, Axel, rubber, bds. over 218 East Second.
Ekerstrom, Fredolph, (Ingaborg), laborer, h. 116 Newland Ave.
Eklof, Mary, widow Charles, r. under 250 Steele.
Ekstrom, Carl H., (Hannah), moulder, h. over 61 McKinley Ave.
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Elander Daniel, (Gertrude)—contractor and builder, 608 Winsor—h. do.
Eldridge, Gardner S., (Edith M.)— pastor First M. E. Church—h. 345 E. 3rd. rfi
Elex, Anna, domestic, r. 101 Osborn.
Elf, Ellen,—domestic, 110 Lakeview Ave.—r. Buffalo Ext.
Elf, Frederick W., (Johanna W.), sheet metalworker, h. 147 Falconer.
Elf, Gustav F., (Ida), cabinetmaker, h. Buffalo Ext.
BALDWIN, Elf, Elia, Nels Minnie Sarah Vasil, Raphael, G.,—clerk W.—office finisher,bds. A., Manufacturing machinehand, dressmaker, advg. clerk, 135 dept., Lyon r. bds. Steele. 147 Art Jeweler, 135 Furniture Falconer. Metal Steele. Const. Agency—r. SaKE Co.—r. t% Buffalo Ext. *^ Jl> ^5

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D Elite Furniture Co.—C. J. Anderson, pres.; Gust D. Danielson, vice pres.;
Gustaf A. Lawson, sec.-treas.; Axel Bloomquist, supt.—mfrs. tables,
Allen Ext.
Elk, Ernest, porter, 1414 East Second.
Elk Furniture Co.—John A. Hallin, pres.; C. M. Johnson, vice pres.; Thure
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Linderholm, sec.-treas.—tables, Blackstone Ave.
Elk, Palace (The)—Charles L. Carlson, prop.—15 Market.
Elkins, Hannah, Mrs., weaver, h. over 103 East Second.
ELKS, B. P. O—Hugo E. Sellvin, exalted ruler; L. K. Jones, sec—over 300
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Elleby, Christ J., (Carrie), machinist, h. under 440 Maple.
Elleby, Hans C, metalworker, r. 440 Maple.
Ellickson, Jennie, h. over 14 Crescent.
Ellen, Avis, laborer, rms. 38 Russell Block.
Ellener, George W., r. over 165 Falconer. <
Ellener, Priscilla, widow James, dressmaker, h. over 165 Falconer.
Eller, Emma, widow Rudolph, h. over 15 Basseft.
Eller, Lulu, clerk, r. over 15 Bassett.
Ellerington, Maud, telegraph operator, bds. 703 Lafayette.
Ellerson, Ernest, (Hilma), textileworker, h. 129 Sampson.
Ellerson, Clarence R., textileworker, r. 129 Sampson.
Ellerson, George W., metalworker, r. 129 Sampson.
Ellerson, see Ellison.
Ellicott Building, 100-110 East Third.
Ellicott Lodge Rooms—Frick & McGee Bldg.—317 Washington.
Elliott, Carrie L., practical nurse, r. over 1103 Prendergast Ave.
Elliott, Charles H., (Emma J.), commercial traveler, h. over 1103 Prend. Av.
Elliott, Charles Harley, (Mabel P.), commercial traveler, h. 811 N. Main.
Elliott, Elizabeth M., widow Henry G., r. 85 Prospect.
Ellis, Albert E., (Alice), stationary fireman,h. 9 Metallic Ave.
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Ellis, Anthony E., (Josephine), bookkeeper, h. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Ellis, Bertha, r. 103 ,Weeks.
Ellis, David J., textileworker, r. 9 Metallic Ave.
Ellis, Edward H., (Fannie C), h. 270 Fairmount Ave.
Ellis, E. Margaret—cashier Western Union Tel. Co.—r. 282 Fairmount Ave.
Ellis, Eugene C, (Anna), stationary engineer, r. 270 Fairmount Ave.
Ellis, Frederick W., springsetter, r. 4 McDannell Ave.
Ellis, George A., (Helena), warpdresser, h. 282 Fairmount Ave.
Ellis, Gertrude A., r. 4 McDannell Ave.
Ellis, Henry L., (Olga), upholsterer and woodcarver, h. 4 McDannell Ave.
O Ellis, James, (Martha), retired, h. 203 King.
Ellis, James G., (Trudie), toolmaker, h. 200 Hallock.
Ellis, Joe, textileworker, r. 9 Metallic Ave.
Ellis, John, (Katherine), R. R. conductor, h. 103 Weeks.
Ellis, John F., (Frances), machinist, h. 29 Cook Ave.
Ellis, LaMira, Mrs., bds. 108 Crescent.
Ellis, Lou M., widow George, r. over 215 Washington.
Ellis, William, teamster, bds. 14 Stowe.
Ellison, Alice E. T., laundress, r. 107 McKinley Ave.
Ellison, Andrew, (Charlotte), laborer, r. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Ellison, Anna, student, r. 143 Thayer.
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Ellison, Carl A., (Anna), plumber, h. 8 Axtel.
Ellison, Edward H., draughtsman, r. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77
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Ellison, F. Oliver, (Alta S.), foreman welder, h. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77. £""* r
Ellison, Frank, metalworker, bds. 608 Barrows.
Ellison, J. Edward, usher, r. 8 Axtel.
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Ellison, Johanna C, Mrs., h. 608 East Second.
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Ellison, John, (Mathilda A.), sheet metalworker, h. 110 Palmer.
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Ellison, Joseph, (Olga), foundryman, h. 86 Lakin Ave.
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Ellison, Robert, (Hilda), bronzeworker, h. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Ellison, Sarah J., widow Abner, r. 39 Center.
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Ellsworth, Eugene C, (Myrtle), elevatorman, h. over 124 Tenth.
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Ellsworth, Fletcher, (Minnie), farmer, h. 12 Highland Ave. ^ »
Elmeer, Elof, (Anna), sheet metalworker, h. 130 Hedges Ave. S »
Elmeer, John A., (Eva), carpenter, h. over 111 Sampson. $ S.
Elmeer, Reinhold, (Hannah), painter, h. over 323 Hazzard.
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Elmer, Anton, (Mary), woodworker, h. 3% Winsor. o ""
Elsey, Leonard, (Annie), laborer, h. 183 South Main.
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Ematuzzo, Sam, (Mary), woodworker, h. over 81 Water. o "%
Emerson Apartments 310 Allen.
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Emery, Clyde L., (Frances I.)—pres. and gen. mgr. Chautauqua Chair Co.— a • • 9.
h. 216 Fulton. 0 w
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Emico, Carrie, Mrs., r. 504 Allen. 2.
Emilson, Harry, metalworker, bds. 117 William. 5 a
Emmerson, James G., (Lillie), barber, h. over 8 West Seventh.
Emmett Aaron, (Lizzie), metalpolisher, h. 156 Stowe.
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Emory, William R., (Gertrude E.), canvasser, h. 335 Baker. ~
Emmett, Minnie, weaver, r. 156 Stowe.
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Emmott, Edwin R., (Othello), spinning boss, h. 826 Cherry. * ~
EMPIRE CASE GOODS CO.—F. O. Anderson, pres.; H. G. Anderson, vice jj a
Emmott, Ellen, widow Herbert, weaver, h. 824 Cherry. $ 2
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D Engholm, Arthur, metalworker, r. over 37 McKinley Ave.
Engholm, C. Helge, sheet metalworker, bds. over 109 Forest Ave.
Engholm, Theodore, (Elizabeth), metalworker, h. over 12 Morton.
Englemark, August, metalworker, bds. over 14 Colfax.
Englewood, Charles, (Emma C), sheet metalworker, h. 5 Orchard.
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English, Floyd H., shipping clerk, bds. 395 English.
Englund, Albin, machinist, bds. 102 Broadhead Ave.
Englund, Charles F., (Hannah W.), nightwatch, h. 23 Hopkins Ave.
Englund, Frank, clerk, r. Charlotte Ave.
W Englund, Harry C, finisher, r. 23 Hopkins Ave.
Englund, John W., h. Charlotte Ave.
Englund, Oscar, (Bertha), woodworker, h. 43 Hopkins Ave.
Englund, Walfred, cabinetmaker, bds. 152 Bowen.
Englund, see Enlund.
Engman, Amanda, widow Jonas E., h. 450 Allen.
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Engman, Arthur J., sheet metalworker, r. 574 Willard.
Engman, Esther A., clerk, r. 574 Willard.
Engman, Gertrude, r. 450 Allen.
Engman, J. E., widow Enoch—millinery, 50 Willard—h. 450 Allen.
Engman, John C. F., (Hilma G.), sheet metalworker, h. 57 Willard.
Engman, John E., woodworker, r. 574 Willard.
Engquist, John A., (Emma), h. 858 Spring.
Engslav, Jim, sheet metalworker, bds. 326 Palmer.
Engstrom, Allene, domestic, 16 Broadhead Ave.
Engstrom, B., tinsmith, bds. 8 Hanley.
Engstrom, Carl, woodworker, bds. 819 Newland Ave.
Engstrom, Charles, (Clara L.), woodworker, h. under 525 Allen.
Engstrom, Charles, r. 14 Genesee.
Engstrom, Charles P., (Sophia L.), sheet metalworker, h. 90 Lister.
H Engstrom, Christine L., r. 266 Falconer. *
Engstrom, Esther, dressmaker, r. 6 Broadhead Ave.
Engstrom, Floyd D., office clerk, r. 228 Prospect.
Engstrom, Gust, (Louise C), woodworker, h. 819 Newland Ave.
Engstrom, Hilda, domestic, r. over 110 East Second.
Engstrom, John, r. 80 Myrtle.
Engstrom, John,—Engstrom the Tailor, 5 Warner Block—h. Clement Park.
ENGSTROM, JOHN C, (Bertha C. I.)—merchant tailor, over 1 West First—
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Engstrom, Levi L., (Amanda), carpenter, h. 14 Genesee.
Engstrom, Nels, (Anna C), rubber, h. over 304 North Main.
Engstrom, Paul W., (Lillian C), woodworker, h. over 64 Linwood Ave.
Engstrom, Reuben J., woodworker, r. 228 Prospect.
Engvall, Gust, (Ada C.), woodworker, h. over 20 West Cowden Place.
Engwall, Harold R., machinehand, r. 6 Willis.
Engwall, Hjalmar J., (Emma), furniture trimmer, h. 6 Willis.
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Engwall, John N., (Anna), foreman metalworker, h. 144 Thayer. 0*
Engwall, Laverne, messenger Boy, r. 6 Willis.
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Engwall, Otto, (Hulda), woodworker, h. 27 Weeks.
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Erickson, Charles J., (Josephine), machinehand, h. 115 Hedges Ave.
Erickson, Charles O., (Gertrude), sheet metalworker, h. 119 English.
Erickson, C. Herman, (A. Cecilia),—sec.-treas. Eagle Furn. Co.—h. 408 E. 5th.
Erickson, Chester, (Mary), metalworker, h. 212 Charles.
Erickson, Christina, widow John, h. over 120 Benedict.
Erickson, Clarence E., finisher,r. 115 Hedges Ave.
Erickson, Clifton C, tinner, r. 391 Fairmount Ave.
Erickson, Conrad C, office clerk, r. 233 Willard.
Erickson, Corrine A., r. 108 Pearl Ave.
Erickson, Daisy, textileworker, r. over 18 Linwood Ave.
Erickson, Edward, clerk, r. over 152 Park.
Erickson, Edwin, (Hannah),—Erickson Bros.—h. 30 Adams.
Erickson, Edwin, toolmaker, bds. 18 Shaver.
Erickson, Edwin, (Elvera), foreman finisher,h. 137 Stowe.
Erickson, Edwin M., woodworker, r. 108 Pearl Ave.
Erickson, E. Elmer, (Anna), teamster, h. 8 Pullman.
Erickson, Ella, dressmaker, r. over 22 Forest Ave.
Erickson, Ella domestic 10 West Fifth.
Erickson, Ella, waitress, h. 308% Pine.
Erickson, Ellen, widow John, domestic, h. over 24 Park.
Erickson, Ellen, domestic, 204 West Fifth.
Erickson, Ellen textileworker, r. 223 Curtis.
Erickson, Ellis, painter, bds. 239 Forest Ave.
Erickson, Elizabeth, r. 24 Colfax.
Erickson, Elmer T., (Emily), shipping clerk, h. over 143 Foote Ave.
Erickson, Elvira A., dressmaker, r. 41 Derby.
Erickson, Emil cementworker, bds. 4 Curtis.
Erickson, Emil, (Christina), laborer, h. 223 Curtis.
Erickson, Emil, (Emilia A.), laborer, h. 40 Blanchard.
Erickson, Engar, toolmaker, r. 275 Buffalo. .
Erickson, Engnar, woodworker, bds. 20 Pearl Ave.
Erickson, Eric, (Sophia), contractor and builder, h. 30 McKinley Ave.
Erickson, Eric, (Cathrina), woodworker, h. 241 Crescent.
Erickson, Eric W., (Sigrid), metalworker, h. over 84 Highland Ave.
Erickson, Eric, matressmaker, rms. over 22 Forest Ave.
Erickson, Eric O., carpenter, bds. 96 Falconer.
Erickson, Erick, (Edith), machinehand, h. under 80 Tower.
Erickson, Erick, (Stella), chauffeur, h. 120 Hall Ave.
Erickson, Erick J., (Petterina E.), carpenter, h. 26 City View.
Erickson, Erlund, (Ada), h. over 156 Newton.
Erickson, Esther A., r. 108 Pearl Ave.
Erickson, Esther C, clerk, r. 275 Buffalo.
Erickson, Ethel A., bookkeeper, r. 30 McKinley Ave.
Erickson, Ethel M., student, r. 56 Vega.
Erickson, Frank H., (Anna C.), woodworker, h. 520 Foote Ave.
Erickson, Frank L., (J. Etta), finisher,h. 214 Forest Ave.
Erickson, Fred, upholsterer, bds. 14 South Main.
Erickson, Frederick H., (Amelia M.), laborer, h. over 36 TJnion Ave.
Erickson, Florence M., r. 115 Hedges Ave.
Erickson, Genevieve M., stenographer, r. 30 McKinley 109 Ave. East Third St.
Erickson, George A., (Albertina), finisher,h. over 15 Hazzard.
Erickson, Harold Gunnard, Gustaf, Gertrude, A., A., K., (Anna), (Christine), textileworker, dry (Nellie office plateworker, carpenter, clerk, P.), cementworker, sheet r. bds. 15 h. r. Johnson. metalworker, 41 61 223 Derby. Franklin. Curtis. h. 31 Chambers.
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D Erickson, William R., finisher, bds. 434 Falconer.
Ericson, Emily, domestic, 54 Lakeview Ave.
Ericson, Harold C, billing clerk, r. 15 Johnson.
Ericson, John, (Matilda), real estatje, h. over 812 East Second.
Ericson, Oscar A., (Annie),—Jamestown Steam and Dry Cleaning Works—h.
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ERIE RAILROAD—E. W. Batchelder, gen. agent, 102 North Main; dist. engineer,
510 Fenton Bldg.; freight office, Steele; passenger depot, W. 1st.
Erlandson, Albert C, metalworker, r. 34 Hazeltine Ave.
W Erlandson, Frank, (Anna), lumber handler, h. 34 Hazeltine Ave.
Erlandson, Gunnard, finisher,bds. 12 Peach.
Erlandson, Seamon, sheet metalworker, bds. 12 Peach.
Ernewein, August E., (Grace M.)—groceries, 2 Livingston Ave.—h. 8 Seymour
Ave.
Ernewein, Jacob P., (Rose), breweryworker, h. 502 Hallock.
Ernst, Arthur E., sheet metalworker, r. 13 Warner Ave.
Ernest Siri, textileworker, h. over 262 Forest Ave.
Erwin, Charles R., (Vangie), machinist, h. 110 Eleventh.
Erwin, James H., (Jennie), farmer, h. 66 Eleventh.
Esberg, Lottie, textileworker, r. 817 Washington.
Esberg, Nels, (Anna), laborer, h. 817 Washington.
Ettinger, Elmer E., finisher,bds. over 310 Pine.
Evans, Eliza E., widow Martin G.,—boarders, 217 East Third—h. do.
Evans, Ida, widow Edgar, h. over 207 East Second.
Evens, Blanche, estimate clerk, r. over 43 Fairmount Ave.
Evens, Emmet A., commercial reporter, h. over 43 Fairmount Ave.
Evens, Frank, woodworker, bds. 16 Sampson.
Evens, Helen, office clerk, r. over 43 Fairmount Ave.
Everdon, Elinor, widow James, r. 184 Fairmount Ave.
H Everly, Rea P., Mrs., nurse, r. over 1 Kipp.
Everett Bros. Engineering Co.—Harry D. and Carl A. Everett—steam electrical
and hydraulic, 310 Fenton Bldg.
Everett, Burt N., (Pearl)—sec.-treas. Eagle Specialty Mfg. Co., 310 Fenton
Bldg.—r. do.
Everett, Harry D.,—.Everett Bros. Engineering Co.—r. Ashville, N. Y.
EVERETT HOTEL—John Penfold, prop.—11-13 West First.
Everett, Jane, widow David B., r. 415 East Fourth.
Everett, John, (Jennie), metalfinisher, h. 41 Thayer.
EVERETT, VIOLA D., widow Marvin M.—prop. Marvin House, 105 West
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Everwine, Elva, widow Augustus C., h. 47 Liberty.
Everwine, Martha L.—bookkeeper and cashier P. M. Johnson Co.—r. 47
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Evincyih, Joseph, (Katie), woodworker, h. 126 Martin Road.
S Ewing, Earl A COMPLETELY C, (Minta), laborer, EQUIPPED h. Wicks PRINTING Ave. R. ESTABLISHMENT
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Ewing, Edward Journal J., (Lottie), Building mechanic, r. over W. 113 Second East Second. Street
E Ewing, John D., (Amelia), baggageman Erie R. R., h. 11 Cleveland Place.
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Fabian, Peter, laborer, bds. 521 Crescent.
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Facha, Joseph, (Ruth), painter, h. over 35 Myrtle.
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Fadale, Frank, (Josephine),—treas. T. Paterniti Table Co.—h. over 34 Victoria.
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Fagan, Catherine M„ r. 1137 Prendergast Ave. a
Fagerstrom, Huldah C, widow Alfred, r. 142 Barrett.
Fagerstrom, J. Henry, (Hilda V.), lumber inspector, h. 365 Falconer.
Fagerstrom, Seth E., (Elsa), tool and patternmaker, h. 15 Myrtle.
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Fagerstrom, Lillie, textileworker, r. 262 Broadhead Ave.
Fagerstrom, Phillip, (Anna), laborer, h. 20 Linden Ave.
Fagerstrom, Thure, real estate, bds. 144 Barrett.
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Fairbank, Frederick W., (Maude A.), modeler, h. 1074 North Main. m+
Fairbank, O. William, (Hattie I.),—retail meats, 215 West Third.—h. 265 M
Falconer. £
Fairbank, Walter J., (Elizabeth), retired, h. over 917 North Main. \*
Fairbank, William H., student, r. 265 Falconer.
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Fairbanks, Fred G., (Lizzie), deliveryman, h. 16 Market.
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Fairchild, Delia, teacher, r. 69 Fairmount Ave.
Fairchild, Leola, kindergarten teacher, r. 69 Fairmount Ave.
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Fairchild, Lillian, r. 69 Fairmount Ave.
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Fairchild, Katherine, widow James, h. 69 Fairmount Ave. E*
Fairmount Grocery,—Haynes Bros, props.,—108 Fairmount Ave. m>
Fairmount Meat Market,—Ferdinand Bauer, prop.,—retail meats, 92 Fair- ~h
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Falconer, Clinton B., (Bertha), janitor No. 7 School, h. 37 McKinley Ave. A
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Faletta, Carrie, r. under 325 Allen.
Faletta, Carmelo, (Angelina), laborer, h. under 325 Allen.
Faley, Carl, (Teckla), sheet metalworker, h. over 305 Winsor.
Falgren, Frank, metalworker, bds. 12 Barrows.
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Falk, Esther, nursemaid, 630 Lakeview Ave.
Falldine, Alice, r. 120 Weeks.
Falldine, Charles F., (Bertha A.), sec.-treas. Crescent Tool Co., h. 134 Virginia
Blvd.
W Falldine, Gust A., h. 120 Weeks.
Falzoni, Joe, laborer, r. over 20 Willard.
Famous, The—J. Simson—men's clothing, 14 North Main.
Fancher, Genevieve, student, r. 507 Monroe.
Fancher, Lenore, student, r. 507 Monroe.
Fancher, Leon L., (Kate),—attorney, 101 Gokey Bldg.,—h. 507 Monroe.
Faraci, Gianni, (Mary), laborer, h. over 509 Allen.
Faranda, Ignatzio, laborer, bds. over 106 Harrison.
Fargo, Charles E., (Blanche), stationary engineer, h. 124 Cook Ave.
Fargo, Flora I., widow Charles—roomers, 215 Washington—h. do.
Fargo, John C, (Minnie), carpenter, h. over 411 West Fourth.
Farinello, Joe, (Clara), laborer, h. 234 Buffalo.
Farinello, Maggie, clerk, r. 124 Harrison.
Farinello, Vincenzo, (Clara)—groceries, 124 Harrison—h. do.
Farino, Joe, (Josephine), laborer, h. over 103 Willard.
Farlee, Edith H., piano teacher, r. 152 Allen.
Farlee, Fred L., commercial traveler, h. 152 Allen.
Farlee, Nellie C, vocal teacher, r. 152 Allen.
Farley, George, woodworker, bds. 106 Stewart Ave.
Farley, Lorenzo, laborer, bds. 106 Stewart Ave.
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Farley, Marvin,—leverman, Erie R. R. tower,—bds. 106 Stewart Ave.
Farlin, Peter A., (Anna), h. 412 Lafayette.
Farm, Carl, laborer, bds. over 46-48 Market.
Farm, Charles A., woodworker, r. 121 Maple.
Farm, Clayton J., student, r. 41 Eleventh.
Farm, Daniel A., retired, r. 121 Maple.
Farm, John A., (Emma), grocery clerk, h. 41 Eleventh.
Farm, John E., (Ellen I.), laborer, h. 549 Allen.
Farm, Lewis E., student, r. 41 Eleventh.
Farm, Mary A., clerk, r. 121 Maple.
Farm, Oscar F., (Amanda V.), woodworker, h. over 320 Forest Ave.
0 Farman, Edith M., teacher, r. 30 Cross.
Farman, E. Frank, h. 30 Cross.
Farman, Mary, r. 30 Cross.
Farman, Nell D., teacher, r. 30 Cross.
Farman, see Farnham and Farnum.
FARMERS & MECHANICS BANK—O. N. Rushworth, pres.; Harold E. Crissey,
vice pres.; A. E. Appleyard, cashier; C. J. Potter, asst. cashier—215
North Main.
Farnerra, Joe, (Josephine), laborer, h. over 504 Allen.
Farnham, Anna A., widow John N., bds. 110 East Sixth.
_ Farnum, William, (Arlie), h. over 111 Sprague.
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Farrar, Hamlet, textileworker. h. over 234 McKinley Ave.
Farrar, Horace, metalworker, r. over 234 McKinley Ave.
Farrara, Pattsie, (Marie), woodworker, h. over 301 Crescent.
Farrara, Sam, (Mary), h. 81% Water.
Farrara, Tony, woodworker, r. 301 Crescent.
Farrell, James, bookkeeper, rms. 533 West Third.
Fasciana, Charles, (Angelina), textileworker, h. 43 Barrows.
Fasciano. Joe,—groceries, 292 Harrison,—r. do.
Fascanio, Joe, (Josephine), textileworker, h. 132 Barrows.
Fascanio, Joe, Jr., textileworker, r. 132 Barrows.
Fascanio, Joseph, r. 132 Barrows.
Fascanio, Josephine, textileworker, r. 132 Barrows.
Fascanio, Margaret, textileworker, r. 132 Barrows.
Faulk, Carl, (Anna), metalworker, h. over 111 Camp.
Faulkner, Alta, Mrs., cook, W. C. A. Hospital.
Faulkner, Lida, widow Henry, h. 152% Jones & Gifford.
Faulkner, Lizzie, textileworker, h. over 219 Spring.
Faulkner, Margaret E., textileworker, r. over 219 Spring.
Faulkner, Marion B„ textileworker, r. over 219 Spring.
Faulkner, see Falconer.
. Faust, Gottfried, sheet metalworker, bds. 862 Prendergast Ave.
Faust, Gust, metalworker, bds. 506 Stowe.
Faust, Oscar, metalworker, bds. 506 Stowe.
Favatza, Sebastiana, r. 37 Harrison.
Fay, Marie, teacher, bds. 1114 Prendergast Ave.
Fazio, Carmello, doffer, bds. 122 Harrison.
Feather, Charles, (Ellen S.)—pres.-treas. Feather Cigar Co.—h. 94 Prather
Ave.
Feather Cigar Co. (Inc.)—Charles Feather, pres.-treas.; T. C. Fox, vice pres.;
C. W. Swanson, sec.—mfrs. 217 Spring.
Feather, Gladys, bakery clerk, r. 42 Regent.
Feather, Harold, (Emily), painter, h. 333 Hazzard.
Feather, Imra., woolsorter, r. 497 Willard.
Feather, Lewis, weaver, r. 333 Hazzard.
Feather, Newton, (Mary H.), loomfixer, h. 333 Hazzard.
Feather, Richard, (Kate), textileworker, h. 80 Elam Ave.
Feather, Winifred, nurse, 27 Allen.
Feldhaus, Arthur, (Anna), foreman bronzer, h. 255 Hallock.
Feldhaus, Arthur, Jr., student, r. 255 Hallock.
Felica, Antony, widow Paulo, doffer, r. 100 Harrison.
Felli, Tony, laborer, bds. 581 Buffalo.
Fellows, Charles A., (Ella D.), veneerworker, h. 39 Seventeenth.
Fellows, Edward, (Alene), slater, h. over 1023 East Second.
Felt, Charles, (Amanda), sheet metalworker, h. 115 Fulton.
Felt, Emil C, (Cora E.), machinist, h. 267 Broadhead Ave.
Felt, F. Oscar, (Josephine), pavingboss, h. over 65 Hazzard.
Felt, Frank E.,—cashier First National Bank—r. 115 Fulton.
Felt, Janette E„ widow Charles C, r. 110 Forest Ave.
Felt, Orville J., (Florence), foreman Lyons Lumber Yd., h. over 837 East
Second.
Felton, John M., (Ida), bricklayer, h. 1033 North Main.
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Fenton, Corissande E., h. 327 East Second.
Fenton, Catherine, widow Horace, h. 255 South Main.
Fenton, Dana, retired, r. over 584 East Second.
Fenton, Doris V., dressmaker's apprentice, r. 30 Derby.
Fenton, Edgar A., (Metta M.), h. 115 Lakeview Ave.
Fenton, Elizabeth L., teacher, r. 327 East Second.
Fenton, Elliot A., (Helen E.), h. 215 Crossman.
Fenton, George T., (Lelia), commercial traveler, h. 404 West Fifth.
Fenton, Goldie M., stenographer, r. 115 Lakeview Ave.
Fenton, Hannah, widow Henry L., r. 115 Crossman.
Fenton, Harry W., (Charlotte W.)—real estate, 609 Fenton Bldg., and sec.
Hogle Oil Co.—h. 509 Prendergast Ave.
Fenton, H. B., (Nellie), electrician, h. 415 Fourth.
Fenton, J. Grace, r. 1392 East Second.
Fenton, L. Belle, r. 30 Derby.
Fenton, Louisa, widow Emory W., h. 1392 East Second.
Fenton, Lulu E., bookkeeper, r. 1392 East Second.
Fenton, Martin L.,—real estate, 609 Fenton, Bldg.,—h. 509 Prendergast
Ave.
Fenton Place Transient Stable,—V. F. Hall, prop,—24-26 Fenton PI.
Fenton, T. Jefferson, (Evangeline),—lumber, 169 South Main—h. do.
Ferguson, Eben C, (Anna), motorman, h. 2000 North Main.
Fernstrom, Nils P., (Madsine K.), shipping clerk, h. 218 Barrett Ave.
Ferran, Joe, textileworker, r. 121 Cross.
Ferrare, Rue, (Rosa), laborer, h. 121 Cross.
Ferrara, Angelo, (Mary), woolworker, h. 32 Harrison.
Ferrara, Michael,—groceries, 201 Winsor,—h. over do.
Ferrin, F. Nelson, (Ella), cigarmaker, h. over 3 West First.
Ferrin, Mary, weaver, rms. 319 Jefferson.
Ferris, James DeForest, (Julia), telegraph operator, h. 216 Fulton.
Ferrin, Hugh J., (Meda H.), painter and paperhanger, h. 658 Foote Ave.
Ferrin, John P., (Mary E.), commercial traveler, h. 629 Prendergast Ave.
Ferrin, Nelson A., h. 805 North Main.
Ferrin, John W., student, r. 629 Prendergast Ave.
Ferrin, Nelson A., (Ella), laborer, rms. 4 Baker Block.
Ferrin, Rhea F., teacher, r. 629 Prendergast Ave.
Ferris Walla L., (Harriett R.), night wire chief Western Union Tel. Co.,
h. 114 Forest Ave.
Ferro, Frank, laborer, bds. 502 Crescent.
Ferry, Maurice A., florist, r. 24 Martin Road.
Ferry, Sheldon C, retired, h. 30 Foote Ave.
Ferry, Truman C, (Amelia E.), florist,h. 24 Martin Road.
Ferushe, Louis, filler, bds. 135 Steele.
Fess, Raymond C, (Lulu L.)—physician and surgeon, 701 East Second—h.
do.
Fessenden, Benjamin H., (Edith),—Indian Motorcycles, 324 Cherry,—h. 216
West Eighth.
Ficaria, Tony, (Sara), laborer, h. over 10 Whitley Ave.
Fidler, A. Howard, (Leonora J.), Freeburg & Fidler, h. 17 Spruce.
Fidler, Alfred F., commercial traveler, rms. 21 Warner Blk.
JAMESTOWN Fidler, Field, Ashville, 513 Frank Leonard Elizabeth, Alfred Chadokoin Opposite B. N. F., HARDWARE J., (Kate Y. h. Street (Adela Bldg.,—h. (Florence over P.)—mgr. Car 608 L.), Waiting 412 Prendergast L.), CO., commercial Furniture Spring. Roon treas. Inc. and traveler, Ave. Commercial mgr. aluminum Field h. 64 Agency Newton & OF Wright ware (Red ALL Ave. KINIW Book), Co., a.

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Field, Mary M., bookkeeper Field & Wright Co., bds. 5 Strong. mm^
Field, Richard, laborer, bds. 31 Linden Ave. 09
FIELD & WRIGHT CO. (INC.)—J. C. Wright, pres.; John J. Beaustrom, vice **
pres.; L. J. Field, treas. and mgr.—retail furniture, floor coverings, d
draperies, etc., 106 North Main. 2
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Fieldhouse, Ben, foreman spinner, bds. 30 Franklin.
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Fieldhouse, Joseph, (Mary J.), foreman spinner, h. 30 Franklin.
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Fields, Earl C, sheet metalworker, r. over 107 Hall Ave.
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Fields, Elmer W., (Nellie), collector Morning Post, h. 51 Ninth.
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Fields, Jennie, widow Smith, h. over 107 Hall Ave.
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Finch, Eleanor, second girl, 333 East Fourth. ^.
Finch, Raymond C, (Cathleen), ass't general manager Crown Metal Construction
Co., h. 506 West Fifth. *^
Findlay, John N., (Mabel A.), draftsman, h. 1420 Washington. ©
Fink, Charles A., (Elizabeth), sewer contractor, h. rm. 8 Russell Blk. S3
Fink, George H., (Mary), carpenter, h. over 10 Institute.
Fink, Mary E., cook, r. under 529 West Third.
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Finlan, Orpha O., r. 214% Washington.
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Finley, Harriett, widow Peter, h. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
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Finucane, Catherine, widow Jeremiah, h. 612 Cherry.
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Firello, Joe, laborer, h. over 529 Allen.
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Firello, Valone, (Rosie), laborer, h. over 529 Allen.
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Firth, Gladys A., bookkeeper and stenographer, r. 6 Broadhead Ave. t £
Firth, John E., (Mary), drawingboss, h. 38% Foote Ave. £ *
Firth, Wallace J., student, r. 38% Foote Ave. a g"
Fischer, Gust A., (Christina), laborer, h. 6 Hanley. R |
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Fiscus, John W., (Etta), machinist, h. 330 South Main. ^ *s
Fiscus, Louis R., (Leonora), spotwelder, h. over 330 South Main.
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Fiscus, Ray P., laborer, r. 330 South Main.
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Fish, John, policeman, bds. 615 West Seventh. «
Fish, Myron A., (Emma C), farmer, h. 374 Foote Ave. *"
Fisher, Albert C, (Minnie), sheet metalworker, h. over 199 Barrett. j*
Fisher, Ellen, r. 405 West Sixth.
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Fisher, Estelle B., widow Elmer D., h. 103 East Sixth.
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D Fisher, R. Fenton, office clerk, r. 517 Spring.
Fisher, Richard, pressman, r. 325 Fairmount Ave.
Fisher, Ross L., textileworker, r. 416 Falconer.
Fisher, Selma, widow Edward, textileweaver, h. over. 5 Camp.
Fisher, Vilata, r. 517 East Second.
H Fisher, William W., (Ella M.), retired, h. 135 Lakeview Ave.
Fisher, see Fischer.
Fisk, Florence, student, r. 105 Stowe.
Fisk, Frances May, student, r. 17 Potter Ave.
W Fisk, Frank M., (Stella M.), contractor and builder, h. 17 Potter Ave.
Fisk, Wilbur, (Martha), teamster, h. 105 Stowe.
Fiske, Charles E., (Minnie), vice-pres. Pearl City Veneer Co., h. 82 Barrett
Fiske, Charles H., (Alma E.), electrician, h. 91 Barker.
Fisler, Jacob, (Marriett), brickmason, h. 35 West Fifteenth.
Fitch, Harold F„ office clerk, r. 17 East Sixth.
Fitch, Harriett, rms. 417 Prendergast Ave.
Fitch, Julia A., widow Franklin, h. 17 East Sixth.
Fitch, Lillian, r. 271 Fairmount Ave.
Fitch, Myrtle B., office clerk, r. 17 East Sixth.
Fitzgerald, Grace, telephone operator, r. 131 Fairview Ave.
Fitzgerald, John, (Anna), grinder, h. 12 Eighteenth.
Fitzgerald, Katherine, winder, r. 131 Fairview Ave.
Fitzgerald, Patrick, (Nora), stationary fireman, h. 131 Fairview Ave.
Five Point Grocery,—Joseph R. Rogers, prop.,—714 North Main.
Flaisher, John, (Eva), metalworker, h. 705 West Eighth.
Flanegin, Mary, widow Francis, r. 910 Newland Ave.
Flaugh, Rose, mender, rms. 517 Lafayette.
Flauker, Antonio, (Concheta), textileworker, h. 18 Water.
Fleek, Clara, widow Edward, h. 117 Catlin Ave.
Fleek, Donald, clerk, r. 117 Catlin Ave.
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Fleek, Floyd F., conductor, r. 117 Catlin Ave.
Fleek, Roy E., (Arouine), motorman, r. 117 Catlin Ave.
Fleischmann Co.—local mgr. F. L. Bush—308 Pine.
Fleming, Charles A., (Laura), metalworker, h. 400 Lafayette.
Fleming, Frances, business student, r. 6 Broadhead Ave.
Fleming, Roy, (Nellie),—advertising specialist, 173^4 South Main—h. do.
Fletcher, A. Brooks,—publisher The Country World—h. 552 West Third.
Fletcher, Fred, (Martha), carpenter, h. 341% Foote Ave.
Fletcher, Louise E., teacher, r. 509 East Fifth.
Fletcher, Milton J., (Nettie), principal Jamestown High School, h. 509
O East Fifth.
Fletcher, Minnie E., teacher, h. 552 West Third.
Fletcher, Thomas, (Harriett), cement contractor, h. 28 Ivy.
Fletcher, William H., (Mabel W.),—teachers' agency, 424 Winsor—h. do.
Flickinger, Eugene, (Selestia), roofer, h. 112 Price.
Flickinger, Gordon R., deliveryman, r. 112 Price.
Flickinger, Joseph E„ (Arminta), office clerk, h. 309 Price.
Flickinger, Louisa M., Mrs. baker, r. over 21 Grandin.
Flickinger, Mary M., weaver, r. 112 Price.
Flickinger, M. Marie, stenographer, r. 309 Price.
S Flickinger, S. M. Co., (Buffalo),—S. M. Flickinger, (Buffalo), pres.-treas.;
p S SFliege, Lighting Flindt, Falconer.
C. Taylor. Equipment N. Hulda Frances Edward Bargar, C, C, B., for widow mgr.; (Julie Every over V. Frank M.), Purpose 468 B. Card, bookkeeper, Falconer. B„—cook, JamestownJlertrw sales 70 mgr.—wholesale h. Fairmount over 8 Center. Co. Ave.,—h. groceries, over 27-31 468

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Flink, Gust, (Matilda), draughtsman, h. 452 Buffalo. £3
Flocer, Dominic, (Marie), laborer, h. 333 Allen.
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Florida, B. Frank, stationary engineer, bds. 621 East Second. m.
Florida, Harry, finisher, rms. 621 East Second. 2
Floss Palace Bowling Alleys,—James Brooks, mgr.,—213-215 Cherry. m*
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Flower, Flynn, Clara, James textileworker, G., (Hattie M.), r. over retired, 913 h. Washington. 44 Bush.
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Flynn, Hugh, (Mary), switchman, h. 174 Fairmount Ave. *^
Fogelberg, David G., (Anna), woodworker, h. over 531 Allen.
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Fogle, Ralph D„ teamster, r. 314 West Second.
Fogle, Simon, (Mary), teamster, rms. 314 West Second.
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Folcker, Carl T., (Huldah), Eastman & Folcker, h. 107 Broadhead Ave.
Folcker, Gustaf F., (Gustava), laborer, h. 13 West Fifteenth.
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Foley, Catherine C, stenographer, r. 301 Livingston Ave. m\
Foley, Dalia M„ widow William, h. 301 Livingston Ave. .
Foley, James B., steamfitter, r. 43 College.
Foley, James E., r. 308 Cole Ave.
Foley, Margaret A., r. 301 Livingston Ave.
Foley, Mary A., clerk, r. 43 College. "
Foley, William J., plumber, r. 301 Livingston Ave.
Foley, Winifred M., widow Patrick C, h. 43 College.
Folland, Annie, r. 27 Eleventh.
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Folland, Conrad J., finisher,r. 27 Eleventh. 03
Folland, Katherine, widow Peter, h. 27 Eleventh. £2
Folland, see Foland.
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Foote, Fred W., (Helen), postoffice clerk, h. 11 Potter Ave.
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Forage, Joe, (Rosa), laborer, h. 9 Barrows. 0»
Forbes, Delicatessen—Mrs. Flora B. Forbes, prop.—home baking, shelf j^.
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Ford, Robert D., sheet metalworker, r. 1510 Washington.
Ford, Spero, Ford Bros., r. 409 West Sixth.
Ford, Vanos, woodworker, rms. over 10 South Main.
Ford, William H., (Lottie A.), painter, h. 1404 Washington.
Forell, Sam, (Therresa), laborer, r. over 18 Willard.
Forer, Chares B., r. 12 Bush.
Forer, Ellsworth D., (Minnie),—Colonial Bowling Alley and Pool Room,
and lumber contractor, 623 East Second,—h 12 Bush.
Forer, Ethel B., student, r. 12 Bush.
Fornell, Anna, domestic, r. 139 South Main.
Fornell, Charles C, plumber, r. 252 Prospect.
Fornell, George G., plumber, r. 252 Prospect.
Fornell, Henry O., (Lorena), machinist, h. over 717 East Seventh.
Fornell, John D., chauffeur, r. 252 Prospect.
Fornell, Mary L., r. 252 Prospect.
Fornell, Nicholas, (Christine), lumberman, h. 252 Prospect.
Forrest, Hubert, (Emma), loomfixer, h. 4 William.
H Forsbeck, Eric A., laborer, h. over 28 Derby.
Forsbeck, Hanna M., dressmaker, r. 28 Derby.
Forsberg, Alma, dressmaker, r. 29 College.
Forsberg, August, (TJlricka), carpenter, h. 29 College.
Forsberg, Charles, (Anna S.),groceries, fruits and vegetables, 5-7 West
Second,—h. 35 Stowe.
Forsberg, Charles F., (Ida C), janitor, h. 31 Colfax.
Forsberg, Clara, Mrs., graduate nurse, W. C. A. Hospital.
Forsberg, Elos, woodworker, bds. 42 Linwood Ave.
0 Forsberg, Erick, (Emma), foreman metalworker, h. 410 West Seventh.
Forsberg, Gust W., (Hilma L.), draftsman, h. over 12 Fairfield Ave.
Forsberg, Harold,—designer and draughtsman, 501-502 Fenton Bldg.,—r. 29
College.
Forsberg, Harry T., office clerk, r. 31 Colfax.
Forsberg, Mary, widow Richard, r. 739 East Second.
Forsberg, Mary S., dressmaker, r. 39 Stowe.
Forsberg, Reuben G. O., woodfinisher, r. 31 Colfax.
Forsberg, Ruth, milliner, r. 29 Colfax.
Forsberg, see Fosberg.
"P SHoat SForse, SForsgren, City. Forscey, Forsland, Forsner, Popular on Ladies Second Andrew Bertha, Olof, Sophia, Anna, George, Place Axel Mary Ellen, Dininc daywatch, Floor r. spinner, W., O., tn H„ Mrs.,—House Room 316 (Anna), laborer, the textileworker, Haywood. .vroVlrtVM, h. DLiALlV nf rms. foreman 316 • r. carpenter, r. f\Xf over 316 of Haywood. 316 Burnett—bds. 10 r. casemaker, nrin AS»unm% Haywood.
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Pierce, Fla., 75 Barrett.
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Forti, Frank, woodworker, bds. 15 Axtel.
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Forsyth, Ellen, widow John, r. over 38 North Main. 90,
Fosberg, Emil V., (Beulah), foreman metalworker, h. over 35 Stowe. flm
Fosberg, Harry, metalworker, r. 35 Stowe.
Fosberg, Henry C, (Elizabeth), draftsman, h. Ill Newton Ave.
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Fosberg, Jennie, grocery clerk, r. 35 Stowe.
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Fosberg, Mary, dressmaker, r. 35 Stowe.
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Fosberg, May, stenographer, r. 27 Weeks.
Fosberg, Paul, apprentice carpenter, r. 27 Weeks.
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Fosberg, Ruth, winder, bds. 280 Willard.
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Foster, Deane A., (Bertha), Erie trainman, h. 86 Camp.
Foster, Earl R., pressman, r. 8 West Seventh.
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Foster, George, (Nellie), switchman, h. 442 Hallock. Q}
Foster, Henry, (Mary),—superintendent Jamestown Worsted Mills,—h. 40 mm
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Foster, Leon A., photographer, bds. 214 Clinton.
Foster, Lillian, widow Homer, milliner, h. 8 West Seventh. Q)
Foti, Bastiono, (Maria), laborer, h. 400 Allen.
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Foti, Carlo, laborer, bds. 110 Harrison.
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Foti, Carmello, (Rosa), laborer, h. over 62 Harrison.
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Foti, George, (Paternite), stationary fireman,h. 20 Institute. JaT1
Foti, Santo, laborer, bds. 110 Harrison. 2
Foti, Sebastiano, laborer, bds. 110 Harrison.
Foti, Sebastiano, (Louisa), laborer, h. 110 Foote Ave.
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Foti, Tony, (Rose), laborer, r. 611 Monroe. p-
Fowler, James I., (Laura W.),—attorney, 1 Arcade Bldg.,—h. 20 Mechanic. M
FOWLER J. SAMUEL, (Velma S.),—attorney, rms. 434-436 Wellman Bldg. ft
—h. Longview-on-Chautauqua.
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Fowler, Lamont B., (Lydia),—clerk, Hotel Samuels,—h. 317 Clinton.
Fox, Almon, (Hannah), teamster, h. 316 Steele.
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Fox, Antonette, widow Oscar, h. 15 Fluvanna Ave.
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Fox, Bert, bds. 310 West Second.
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Fox, Carl T., stenographer, r. 305 Falconer.
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Fox, Cassius H., (Ella), commercial traveler, h. 91 Hallock.
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Fox, Clyde H., office clerk, r. 68 Ellicott.
Fox, Emma, widow W. J., r. 216 Winsor.
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Fox, Ernest, brickmason, r. 36 Grant.
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Fox, Florence M., r. 216 Winsor.
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Fox, Fred G., (Clara), machinist, h. over 937 East Second.
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Fox, George C, cigarmaker, r. 305 Falconer.
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Baldwin, Fox, George E., (Nellie wemn^BSng S.), shipping clerk, Fine h. 24 West Engraving
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Fox, Harry R., metalpolisher, r. 216 Winsor.
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Fox, Hazel, business student, rms. under 410 Winsor.
Fox, James, Leone, John Laura, Leland, Helen A., M., telephone (Anna), r. (Mary), 110 36 textileworker, Grant. Forest plumber, operator, construction Ave. h. r. r. 68 over 305 Ellicott. foreman, 16 Falconer. Whitley h. 505 Ave. Clinton.
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Fox, D Leslie E., grocerclerk, r. 305 Falconer.
Fox, Louis W., (Selma), laborer, h. 298% Steele.
Fox, Maud W., r. 216 Winsor.
Fox, Nellie, widow Patrick, r. 32 West Fifteenth.
Fox, Roy W., (Stella), electrician, h. 316% Steele.
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Fox, Stella, Mrs., h. 203 East Second.
Fox, Theodore C, (Lena M.),—vice pres. Feather Cigar Co.,—h. 305 Falconer.
Fox, William, brickmason, h. 36 Grant.
W Foy, John, chauffeur, r. 101 East Fourth.
Foy, Lucinda L., widow William, r. 11 Kidder.
Foy, Raymond A., (Hattie M.), woodworker, h. 306 South Main.
Fraiser, George, (Christine), auto repairman, h. 927 East Second.
Fraiser, Lottie, waitress, r. 927 East Second.
Fraiser, see Fraser.
Francen, Axel, sheet metalworker, bds. 144 Barrett.
Franchina, Carmera, textileworker, r. over 151 Foote Ave.
Franchina, Frank, (Consatina), textileworker, h. 56 Water.
Franchina, Joseph, (Antonia), woodworker, h. over 151 Foote Ave.
Franchina, Maria, textile worker, r. over 151 Foote Ave.
Frank, Alton J., meatcutter, r. 19 Tenth.
Frank, Dwight D., (Esther)—Frank & Smith—h. 283% South Main.
Frank, Ernest, (Miriam), motorman, h. Faimount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Frank, Emmett A., (Cora), meatcutter, h. 19 Tenth.
Frank, George S., (Frances V.), milk peddler, h. 213 Broadhead Ave.
Frank, Glenn A., (Ara L.),—Richards & Frank,—h. 11 Orchard Ave.
Frank, Helen M., textileworker, r. 170 Barrett.
Frank, Henry D., (Rose), clerk, h. 178 Barker.
Frank, John, rubber, h. 711 Cherry.
H FRANK, JOHN J., (Sarah A.),—real estate and loans, 7 Hall Blk,—h.
Beechwood-on-Chautauqua.
Frank & Smith—Dwight D. and Charles B.—teaming and delivering, 283%
South Main.
Frank, Theodore C, (Harriett)—foreman Holmes Awning Works—h. 17
Hazzard.
Frank, West, (Amanda), clerk, r. 235 South Main.
Franklin, Charles 0„ carpenter, r. 27 Tenth.
Franklin, Elvira, basketmaker, r. 27 Tenth.
Franklin, Gustav, tailor, bds. over 10 Crane.
Franklin, Harriet E., widow Oscar B., h. 27 Tenth.
0 Franklin, Henry, baker, rms. 16 Russell Blk.
Frankson, Axel E., (Selma C.)—tailor, under 224 Forest Ave.—h. do.
Frankson, Ernest, (Tillie), tailor, h. 11 Park.
Franscari, Frank, laborer, bds. 16% Harrison.
Franson, Alfred, metalworker, r. 147 Weeks.
Franson, E., rms. Y. M. C. A.
Franson, Gust, laborer, bds. 112 Newland Ave.
Frantzen, Carl A., painter, h. 11 Partridge.
Frantzen, Eric, (Signe), sheet metalworker, h. over 366 Price.
Frantzen, Hugo, O. W., (Nora A.), carpenter, h. over 818 Cherry.
S Frantzen, Thure, (Anna), sheet metalworker, h. 35 Flagg Ave.
SFranzen, t* STallr Frantzen, Fraser, lalli until Alexander, Henry see Rant Willi John, Gust, Carl Fraiser. lav C, woodworker, V., DCllUC Connecticut plasterer, (Mary), (Selma), h. y
bds. butcher, h. over 820 life W. over J. 424 Prendergast ins. h. Bentley, 569 East 148 co., Falconer. Sixth. Thayer. Mgr., Ave. Hartiord, Office, Conn. 614 Chadakoin Bid..

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Fray, Clarence A., (Bessie), printer, h. over 128 Thayer. gm±
Fray, John A., (Louisa R.)—Segerdahl & Fray—h. 335 Foote Ave.
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Frazzitto, Jimmy, (Josephine A.), laborer, h. 207 Winsor.
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Freberg, Fred, finisher,bds. 115 Wescott.
Frecratio, Carti, laborer, r. 611 Monroe.
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Fredell, Gustaf, bds. 626 Barrows.
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Frederick Block, 106-110 East Second.
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Frederickson, Adel, (Hulda), woodworker, h. 14 Linwood Ave.
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Frederickson, Albertena, weaver, h. under 105 Francis.
Fredrickson, Albin, metal casemaker, bds. 15 Wilson PI. >3 >
Frederickson, Andrew, (Hilda)y carpenter, h. 28 Ivy. g 9
Fredrickson, Anna, widow Carl, r. over 106 Willard. B| 5*
Fredrickson, Carl, toolmaker, bds. 17 Beech. £ 8"
Frederickson, Charles A., (Emma C), painter, h. 243 Broadhead Ave. 3 "%
Fredrickson, Christine, domestic, rms. 6 Institute. g g,
Fredrickson, Emil, lumber handler, r. over 106 Willard.
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Fredrickson, Erick, (Christine), packer, h. under 900 East Second.
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Fredrickson, Gustaf A., machine hand, r. under 900 East Second.
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Fredrickson, Hannah, textileworker, r. 656 Barrows. jf 3
Fredrickson, Hilma C, twister, r. under 900 East Second. e "g
Fredrickson, J. Albert, (Hannah), woodworker, h. 520 Foote Ave.
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Fredrickson, John, laborer, bds. 15 Wilson PI. ,< "r
Fredrickson, John, (Anna G.), h. 656 Barrows.
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Fredrickson, Rudolph, laborer, bds. 112 Newland Ave. P £,
Fredrickson, Theodore, sander, bds. 30% Institute. S, 5"
Fredland, Augusta M., domestic, 321 Crossman.
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Fredlund, Bernhard H., (Esther), sheet metalworker, h. 609 English. • S.
Fredlund, Charles A, (Elizabeth J.),—saloon, 124 E. Second,—h. 20 Willis. 2. ©
Fredlund, Charles B., finisher, r. 52 Bemus. a ~
Fredlund, Elmer O., student, r. 52 Bemus. ,§ -
Fredlund, Gilbert I., polisher, r. 52 Bemus. »
Fredlund, John, (Hannah M.), cementworker, h. 52 Bemus. 5- 2
Fredsall, Charles, (Nellie), woodfinisher, h. 121 Stowe. *» %
Freeburg, Axel, architect, r. 26 Palmer.
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Freeburg, Axel C, (Hannah), deliveryman, h. 541 Allen.
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Freeburg, Carl O., cabinetmaker, r. 32 Tenth. R a.
Freeburg, Elmer E., (Ebba), cabinetmaker, h. over 26 Chapman.
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FREEBURG & FIDLER, George C, and A. Howard,—architects,—313-315 if 3
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Freeburg, George C, (Amelia),—Freeburg & Fidler,—h. 26 Ninth. ' £•
Freeburg, Herbert W„ student, r. 32 Tenth.
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Freeburg, John A., (Anna), cabinetmaker, h. 32 Tenth.
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Freeburg, Oscar L., (Emma S.), carpenter, h. 26 Palmer. •-"
Freeford, Freeburg, George, Raymond carpenter, A., draughtsman, bds. 7 Grandin. r. 32 Tenth.
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Freeman, Freeburg, Charles Henry, woodworker, W., (Jennie), bds. tinner, 129 h. King. .42 Water. " 2 s 3
Freeman, Freeburg, Ellery, Walter, (Laura), (Alma), motorman, woodworker, h. h. over over 13229 Utica. Weeks. | a. "«"*
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Honest Freed, Bessie, Work textileworker, SS Win r. in 50 Ninth. Baldwin, wfSSS |
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Freed, Edith B., waitress, r. 50 Ninth.
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Freed, Emma, widow John, seamstress, h. 50 Ninth.
Freed, John Neil Esther Hilda, E., P., widow H., (Johanna), (Edith doffer, Andrew, J.), r. carpenter, clerk, 47 h. Pearl 47 h. Pearl over Ave. h. 30328 Ave. Institute. Foote Ave.
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D Freeman, Edgar C, retired, r. 524 Lakeview Ave.
Freeman, Henry E., retired, h. 524 Lakeview Ave.
Freeman, Jay Deloros, (Grace M.)—Freeman & Noyes—h. 717 Cherry.
Freeman & Noyes—Jay D. and Floyd—props. Hawkins Restaurant, 14 E. 3d.
H Freeman, Sybil J., r. 524 Lakeview Ave.
French, Archie L., (Roofe), entertainer, h. 287 Broadhead Ave.
French's Cash Grocery,—Eugene E. French,—632 East Second.
French, Elinore B., r. over 21 Grandin.
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French, Eugene E., (Clara),—French's Cash Grocery,—h. over 11 Cross.
French, Fred L., (May E.),—Market St. Bargain Store,—h. 30 Terrace PI.
French, Hugh C, (Georgia A.), carpenter, h. over 214 Prendergast Ave.
French, Marion L., student, r. 287 Broadhead Ave.
French, Mattie A., widow Milton C, h. 223 Allen.
French, M. Lucinda, widow Oscar, h. 76 Water.
French, Thomas, (Belle), h. 77 Highland Ave.
Frenell, Alphonse, (Josephine), laborer, h. 55 Water.
Frenell, John, (Josephine), h. over 55 Water.
Fretts, Daniel H., (Mary E.), commercial traveler, h. 833 Prendergast
Fretts, Gaylord G., commercial traveler, r. 833 Prendergast Ave.
Fretwell, William S., (Maria),—bookkeeper Jamestown Morning Post,—h.
10 Shaw Ave.
Fretwell, William V., woodworker, r. 10 Shaw Ave.
Frey, Gottleib, (Sophie),—cobbler, 619 North Main,—h. 29 Tenth.
Frey, Gust, woodworker, bds. 122 Catlin Ave.
Frey, James O., (Helen), machine hand, h. 908 East Second.
Frey, Leonard, (Beulah), upholsterer, h. 419 Newland Ave.
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Frey, Walter, woodworker, bds. 352 Falconer.
Frey, see Fray.
Friberg, Allrick, sheet metalworker, r. 38 Utica.
Friberg, Frank J., (Mathilda), laborer, h. 29 Sturges.
Friberg, Johanna, widow Peter, h. 38 Utica.
Friberg, Klaus, woodcarver, rms. 58 East Cowden Place.
Friberg, John C, (Georgia N.), vaudeville artist, h. 904 Washington.
Friberg, see Freeburg.
Frick, Herbert H., (Grace E.), electrician, h. 204 Lakeview Ave.
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Frick, Joseph L„ (Helen)—Washington St. Garage—h. 617 Washington.
Frick-McGee Bldg., 317-319 Washington.
Frick, Nels B., (Hulda), laborer, h. 16 Bigelow Ave.
Fridfelt, George, r. 89 Baker.
Friedman, Amelia, widow Sebastian,—groceries, 170 Steele,—h. do.
Friedman, Asher, (Gustie),—Mayo Clothing Co.,—h. 311 West Third.
Friedman, Mayo,—vice pres. Mayo Clothing Co.,—r. 311 West Third.
Frink, Walter P., (Addie), shipping clerk, h. 929 East Second.
Frisbee, Dorotha G., business student, r. 393 Falconer.
JAMESTOWN Frisbee, Frissyn, Fritzgello, Friza, Frizzell, Frizzle, Frizzoni,
Frisbee,
Fritz, Froding, Ludwig, Pearl, Frank, Ira Ruby
Ernest
Marion Fred, Jessie, Emil, Frank, Michelo, Nicholi, A., student, 120 (Annie M., (Rosalia), (Matilda), (Margaret (Hannah)—Jamestown
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graduate WEST (Rosarie), G., grocery (Mary), r. HARDWARE college r. E.), 83 THIRD 105 weaver, Water. screenmaker, J.), sheet nurse,
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clerk, laborer, h. student, Allen. STREET retired, over metalworker, h. r. over
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Froding, Paul E., machinist, r. 40 Chapin.
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Frykman, Andrew T., (RuthE.),—pastor First Swedish Mission Church,— **J
h. 102 Chandler. g
Fucha, Barbara, r. over 219 Allen. m*
Fucha, Josephine, textileworker, r. over 219 Allen.
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Fuhrmann, Christian, (Dorothy), h. 64 Fairmount Ave. (^
Fuller, Archie A., drayman, r. 2261 Washington.
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Fuller, D. Perry, (Grace), clerk, r. 15 Whitley Ave. 03
Fuller, Earl, reporter, r. 636 Camp. %m
Fuller, Floyd, (Goldie), machinist, h. over 739 East Second.
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Fuller, Fred, (Cora),—supt. Jamestown Lounge Co.,—h. 739 East Second. "
Fuller, Fred H., (Jennie), laborer, h. 6.36 Camp.
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Fuller, Frederick, A., Jr., retired, h. 18 East Fourth.
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Fuller, Jessie A., teacher, r .41 College. q^
Fusco, Jack, woodworker, r. 32 Water. ©
Fusco, Rose, widow Joe, h. 32 Water. C o m p a n y
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Gabarto, James, laborer, bds. over 122 Harrison.
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Gabarto, Mary, spinner, r. 37 Harrison. 3 „
Gabriel, John, churchworker, bds. 343 Fairmount Ave.
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Gabrielson Amusement Corporation—Lynn C. Gabrielson, pres.; John T. 3 J*
Marsh, sec.-treas.—roller skating rink, 622-630 East Second. e S
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Gabrielson, D
Erick, laborer, bds. 13 Victoria Ave.
Gabrielson, John B., (Sophia K.)—supt. Jamestown Car Parts Mfg. Co.—h.
19 Myers Ave.
Gabrielson, Lynn C, (Grace)—pres. Gabrielson Amusement Co. and ice
cream, fruits and confectionery, 626 East Second—h. 323 East Fifth.
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Gafvert, Gust, (Matilda), bench foreman, h. 6 Twelfth.
Gafvert, Mabel D., picker, r. 6 Twelfth.
Gafvert, see Gavert
Gage, Arthur G., (Cynthia E.), painter, h. 112 Newton Ave.
W Gage, Dana P., (Fern), milkdealer, h. 28 Kingsbury Ave.
Gage, Erwin R., (Florence H.), clerk, h. 11 East Eighth.
GAGE FURNITURE CO.—O. L. Bloomquist,'pres.; H. C. Lundberg, treas.;
F. L. Strickland, sec; A. I. Lawson, vice pres.—furniture, carpets and
household goods, 13 East Third.
Gage, Josia, widow William, h. 11 East Eighth.
Gage, Louise, widow J. P., clerk, h. 910 Newland Ave.
Gage, William, (Amanda), musician, h. over 30 Peach.
Gagliano, Angelo, (Lena), lumber handler, h. 217 South Main.
Gagliano, Anna, textileworker, r. 18 Waterman.
Gagliano, Anna, r. 217 South Main.
Gagliano, Anna, widow Pete, r. 18 Water.
Gagliano, Antonio, (Fannie), laborer, h. 18 Waterman.
Gagliano, Jack, textileworker, r. 18 Waterman.
Gagliano, Joseph, barber's apprentice, r. 217 South Main.
Gagliano, Katrina, spinner, r. 16 Harrison.
Gagliano, Sam, (Josephine), laborer, h. 18 Water.
Gagliano, Tom, (Frances), laborer, h. 14 Water.
Gagliano, Victor, (Maria), laborer, h. 32 Water.
Galatti, Peter, laborer, bds. 15 Axtel.
H Galata, Rosario, (Rose), h. over 26 Water.
Galate, Sebastiano, machinehand, r. over 222 East First.
Galati, Joe, (Deleroco), laborer, h. over 52 Franklin.
Galati, Maggie M., h. 52 Franklin.
Galati, Vincezza, dishwasher, r. over 18 Institute.
Galbraith, Eliza, widow George, r. 154 Stowe.
Galbraith, Frank, carpenter, r. 154 Stowe.
Galbraith, Genevieve, domestic, rms. 146 Jones & Gifford Ave.
Galbraith, Jesse, laborer, h. 146 Jones & Gifford Ave.
Galbraith, Minnie, weaver, h. 154 Stowe.
Galbraith, Raymond, laborer, bds. 146 Jones & Gifford Ave.
0 Galbraith, Richard, laborer, bds. 146 Jones & Gifford Ave.
Galbreth, George W., bds. under 622 Spring.
Galbreth, Orrin C, (Lydia E.), landscape gardener, h. under 622 Spring.
Galbreth, see Gilbraith and Gilbreth.
Galivan, Ellen, telephone operator, r. 66 Lakin Ave.
Galivan, Gertrude, telephone operator, r. 66 Lakin Ave.
Galivan, James, striper, r. 66 Lakin Ave.
Galivan, James F., (Katherine), bartender, h. 66 Lakin Ave.
Galivan, Mary, widow Cornelius, h. 25 Hall Ave.
Galivan, Mary, r. 17 Livingston Ave.
S Galivan, Thomas S., clerk, r. 66 Lakin Ave.
E S Electric Galivan, Gallagher, Thomas, Wiring D. Adeline John, Elizabeth, Dennis Raymond, (Margaret), retired, P., M., eJSy student, machinist, r. sheet 29 h. Need 17 Mechanic.
teamster, r. metalworker, Livingston r. 844 Jaml0^t5f^C0,
844 East East h. 844 Second. Ave. r. East 29 Mechanic. Second.

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Gallagher, Kathryn M., office clerk, r. 844 East Second.
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Gallagher, Margaret L., widow Thomas, h. 29 Mechanic. «j
Gallagher, May,—head diningroom girl Humphrey House—rms. 12 Victoria m*
Gallagher, Ruby L., clerk, h. 29 Mechanic. 2
Gallagher, Elizabeth, widow Peter, r. 34 Thayer. m>
Galloway, Fred J., (Emogene), oil and real estate, h. 348 Crossman. ^^
Galloway, John, (Sarah E.), h. 405 East Fifth.
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Gallup, Merton J., (Alma)—Miller, Gallup & Brennan—h. 13 Fairmount Ave. 2
Galoff, Vacona C, (Selma), draftsman, h. over 144 Weeks.
Galuti, Giuseppa, spinner, r. over 18 Institute.
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Gambier, Leonardo, (Rose), laborer, h. over 333 Allen.
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Gampp, Christene, student, r. 74 Hunt Road.
Gampp, David J., (Mary)—supt. Jamestown Window Screen Co.—h. 74 Hunt f^
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Gampp, Raymond, student, r. 74 Hunt Road.
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Ganey, Ellory R., game warden, rms. over 212 Prendergast Ave.
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Gani, Haki, polisher, h. 312 Steele.
Ganner, Barbara, widow Jacob, r. 830 Cherry.
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Gante, Adolf, (Anna), stationary engineer, h. 22 Genesee. m.
Garbato, Anthony, shoemaker, h. over 37 Harrison. .
Garbato, Joe, metalworker, bds. 128 Harrison.
Garbato, Joseph, machinehand, r. 37 Harrison.
Garbato, Sebastian, laborer, h. over 122 Harrison.
Garber, Anna, widow Frank, h. under 776 East Second.
Garber, Tina, teacher, r. 611 Prendergast Ave.
Gard, Earl W., wholesale grocery clerk, r. 300 Lincoln.
Gard, Lydia TJ., widow William W., h. 300 Lincoln.
Garden, Lydia, nurse, r. 115 Barrows.
Gardiner, Charles A., student, r. 140 Euclid Ave.
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Gardiner, Hettie A., widow John H., h. 140 Euclid Ave.
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Gardner, Alice, r. 305 Sprague.
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Gardner, Benjamin H., (Nettie), h. 429 Lincoln. **
Gardner, Charles S., (Anna)—Gardner Grocery Co.—h. 305 Sprague. • gw±
Gardner, Gertrude, stenographer, r. 218 Lincoln.
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Gardner, Gilbert, bds. over 113 East Second. ©
Gardner, Grace, stenographer, r. 218 Lincoln.
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W. P. Day—retail groceries, 36 Falconer. ~.
Gardner, Harry E., (Georgianna), postman, h. 218 Lincoln. £»
Gardner, James, electrician, rms. over 200 West Second. £3
Gardner, James A., (Lucy J.), sales dept. Art Metal Const. Co., h. 25 Liberty, mi
Gardner, Mary, widow R. L., r. 10 Hall Ave.
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Gardner, Omar N., (Ella J.), civil engineer, h. 86 Liberty.
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Gardner, Wilson B., (Josephine), grocery clerk, h. 12 Sumner Place. *J»
Garfield, Alice M., college student, r. 307 West Sixth.
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Garfield's Carpet Cleaning Works—Wm. E. Garfield prop.—31% Linden Ave. N**.
Garfield, Clyde M., (Bertha M.),—Garfield & Duell—h. 71 Hazzard.
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Garfield & Duell—Clyde M. Garfield and Frank H. Duell—harness and mm
trunks, 33 Forest Ave. S*
Garfield, Eliakim, (Ella), police, h. 17 Tenth.
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Garfield, Frank E„ (Dora B.), carpenter, h. 31 Elliott Ave.
BALDWIN, Garfield, Merle Harry, George Martha, Glenn Frederic Manufacturing W., H., (Ada), E., widow M., mechanic, poolroom sheet college" bartender, Benjamin, metalworker, attendant, student, r. 31 h. Elliott r. Jeweler, 16 404 r. r. 307 West Ave. 31 West Elliott Fifteenth. Eighth. Sixth. SNAGN Ave. . §'
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Garfield, D
Tena, widow Fred H., h. 307 West Sixth.
Garfield, William E., (Janette)—Garfield's Carpet Cleaning Works—h. 31
S Linden Ave.
G. A. R. Hall, over 7-9 East Third.
Garlan, Bastiano, (Mary), laborer, h. over 9% Cheney.
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Garlick, H. Grover, (Jessie), metalworker, h. 15 Jeffords Place.
Garnett, Bessie, Mrs., h. 610 Jefferson.
A Garrett, Jane, widow David, r. under 857 Spring.
Garrigan, Catherine A., textileworker, r. 965 Jefferson.
W Garrigan, Mina, widow Patrick, weaver, h. 965 Jefferson.
Garrigan, Thomas H., bellboy, r. 965 Jefferson.
Garrison, Louis, ice cream peddler, h. 108 Harrison.
Garrity, Charles, plumber, r. over 11 West Second.
Garrity, E. Cecilia, stenographer, r. over 11 West Second.
Garrity, George, (Anna), janitor public market, h. over 11 West Second.
P Garrity, Patrick H., (Elizabeth F.), freight agent Erie R. R., h. 49 Liberty.
Garrity, William J., meat cutter, r. over 11 West Second.
A Garver, Willis D., (Ruth J.), bill clerk, h. 313 Lincoln.
Gascon, Georgana, widow Henry, domestic, r. 900 Lafayette.
Y "Gasparo, Gullo, (Mary), filler,h. 28 Harrison.
Gass, Fred C, apprentice cigarmaker, r. 117 East Sixth.
S Gass, Helen M., clerk, r. 117 East Sixth.
Gass, William F., (Susanna), baker, h. 117 East Sixth.
Gass, William H., apprentice cigarmaker, r. 117 East Sixth.
Gates, Anna E., widow Oscar S., h. 44 Broadhead Ave.
Gates, Isabelle, Mrs., r. 74 Lakin Ave.
Gates, Mary E., widow Frank E., r. 26 McKinley Ave.
T Gates, Norman E., (Mamie S.), foreman woodfinisher, h. 26 McKinley Ave.
Gates, Ora O., (Bertha), bookkeeper, h. 807 Prendergast Ave.
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Gathercole, Lora T., widow David W., h. 301 Lakeview Ave.
Gaudin, Lydia, Mrs., nurse, W. C. A. Hospital.
Gauthier, Albert, (Sarah)—cobbler, 355 East Second—h. 851 North Main.
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Gauthier, Albert, Jr., (Sarah), metalpolisher, r. 855 East Second.
Gavert, O. Bernhard, (Amanda), foreman metalworker, h. 142 Weeks.
Gavert, see Gafvert
Gay, Burton M., (Edith M.)—Troy Hand Laundry—h. 822 Washington.
Gay, Lewis L., (Ella), laundryman, h. 803 Lafayette.
Gay, Nettie M., widow William J., h. 13 West Seventh.
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Gay, Ruth M., student, r. 803 Lafayette.
Gedlund, Hilmar, woodworker, bds. 45 Beech.
O Geer, A., r. 19 Euclid Ave.
Geer, Anna B., widow Emerson, h. 216 Winsor.
S Geer, Clinton M., (Blanche), clerk, h. over 112 Hall Ave.
Geer, Eleanor, r. 216 Winsor.
S Geer, Ida, widow Irvin L., nurse, h. 299 Falconer.
Geer, Louise E., teacher, r. 19 Euclid Ave.
E Geer, Mary, widow Lester, h. 218 Winsor.
Gehm, William H., (Aust), baggage handler, h. 19 Derby.
Giebel, Frances, cook, rms. 210 East Second.
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Geiger, Mary, stenographer, bds. 82 Bowen.
Geirnart, Elias, weaver, bds. 900 Lafayette.
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Gembeta, Tom, textileworker, over 132 Barrows.
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Genco, Sam, (Josephine), laborer, h. 68 Tower.
Geneite, Frank, barber, r. over 26 Water.
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Geneite, Leborio, (Johanna), textileworker, h. 26 Water. "W
Gentilinie, P. J., agent, rms. Y. M. C. A.
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George, Anna, Mrs., cook, h. over 116 East Third.
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George, Edna, r. 502 Lakeview Ave. £3
George, James, (Etta), cementworker, h. 909 Jefferson. f+
George, Louis, dishwasher, bds. 51 Barrett.
George, Perle H., (Marie), woodworker, h. 368 Willard.
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George, Peter, metalworker, rms. 807 West Sixth.
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Georges, Leon, (Marie), textileworker, h. under 535 Allen.
Georgi, A. George, (Wealthy F.)—regulating, repairing and tuning pianos, #^
86 Prather Ave.—h. do. * £m
Gerran, John, Sr., (Mary), section foreman J. W. & N. W. R. R., h. 612 Mon- ft
roe.
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Gerran, John, Jr., Erie R. R. yard clerk, r. 612 Monroe. «.
Gerran, Marjorie, student, r. 612 Monroe.
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Gerran, Mary D., telephone operator, r. 612 Monroe. —
Gerry Veneer & Lumber Co.—N. M. Willson, pres.; Charles Fisk, vice pres.; \j
F. C. Rice, sec.-treas.—Allen Ext. ft
Geser, Francis J., (Edith M.), woodworker, h. 33 Sturges.
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Geser, Joseph, r. 20 Franklin.
Geser, Victor A., (Mary O.), warpdresser, h. 20 Franklin.
Getchcoly, Terry, finisher,bds. 63 Steele.
Getts, Grant, (Cora), steelworker, h. 108 Crossman.
Getzie, Carmelo, (Victoria), fruit salesman, h. over 53 Winsor.
Getzie, Joseph, (Etta), foreman Textileworker, h. 20 Richmond Place. ^i
Getzie, Michael, laborer, r. over 53 Winsor.
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Giambro, Colegero, (Anna), h. 60 Harrison. ^J
Giambro, John, barber, r. 268 Harrison. m*
Giambro, Salvatore, (Colegera), laborer, h. 286 Harrison.
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Giamo, Gacetano, laborer, r. 217 South Main.
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Giamo, Naglin, r. over 217 South Main.
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Gibbs, Clyde, (May), machinehand, h. 27 Eighteenth.
Gibson, A. Leo., (Maude F.)—bookkeeper and sec.-treas. Wiley Tailoring Co. ^j
—h. over 200 West Second.
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Gibson, Elizabeth A., bookkeeper, r. 1027 North Main.
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Gibson, Isabelle H., student Fredonia Normal, r. 1027 North Main.
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Gibson, Jessie P., r. over 311 Prendergast Ave.
Gibson, John L., r. 1027 North Main.
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Gibson, Katheryn M., clerk, r. 1027 North Main.
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Gibson, Losina H., widow Lloyd, h. over 14 Sixteenth.
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Gibson, Lovell N., (Elizabeth), oil producer, h. 1027 North Main. ^"
Gibson, Lloyd S., laborer, r. over 14 West Fifteenth.
Gibson, Marjorie, piano teacher, r. 42 Tenth.
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Gibson, Peter G., (Rose), paperhanger, h. 42 Tenth.
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Giesler, Edward H., (Nellie H.), sheet metalworker, h. 22 Ross. ^#
Giesler,
Baldwin,
Fred H.,
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Giesler, Harold W., sheet metalworker, r. 22 Ross.
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Giffln, Giffin, Gifford, see Building Ruth Andrew Anna Bertha, Caroline, Griffin. L., B., music J., (New), office widow farmer, clerk, teacher, 22-36 George Jerry, h. r. South 8 113 r. W., Hanford 12 310 Liberty. Main. h. Hanford East 507 Ave. Spring. Sixth. Ave.
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Gifford, D Carrie J., widow Marion, textileworker, h. 625% Spring.
Gifford, Cecile, r. 9 Prospect.
Gifford, Chloe, telephone operator, bds. 9 Shaw Ave.
Gifford, Clementine J., widow Charles D., r. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Gifford, Elmer C, (Pearl), farmer, h. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
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Gifford, Frank Edward, (Josephine)—pres. First National Bank—h. 9 Prospect.
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Gifford, Fred J., sheet metalworker, bds. over 90 Barrett
Gifford, Gertrude, student, r. 313 Prendergast Ave.
W Gifford, Grace, teacher, r. 12 West Sixth.
Gifford, Grace C, widow Charles H., h. 15 West Fifth.
Gifford, Harry P., (Helen), poultryman, h. 406 Fairmount Ave.
Gifford, Helen M., textileworker, r. 625% Spring.
Gifford, Katherine, r. 12 West Sixtff.
Gifford, Mary B., widow William P., h. 12 West Sixth.
Gifford, Merle M., (Lizzie)—business agent Painters and Decorators' Union,
rm. 22 First National Bank Bldg.—h. 34 West Eighth.
Gifford, Samuel N., r. 34 West Eighth.
Gift Shop—A Cawcroft—art goods, 107 East Third.
Gilberds, Alice F., widow James B., h. 57 Hazzard.
Gilberds, Ernest—contracting painter, over 119 East Second—r. do.
Gilberds, Ernest, (Lena), painter, h. 211 Prend. Ave.
Gilberds, John I., (Mary A.)—Gilberds Realty Co.—h. 1002 North Main.
GILBERDS REALTY CO.—John I. and Wm. J. Gilberds—real estate and
general insurance—over 309 North Main.
Gilberds, Wm. J., (Sarah A.)—Gilberds Realty Co.—h. E. 2nd and Cowing.
Gilberds, see Gilbert.
Gilberg, Alfred F., laborer, h. 409 Newland Ave.
Gilberg, Daniel, woodworker, bds. 22 Phillips.
Gilbert, Charles, (Ellen), laborer, h. 508 Newland Ave.
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Gilbert, Charles J., (Ellen), foreman spinner, h. 510 Newland Ave.
Gilbert, Earl Fenton, (Katherine), h. 32 Prospect.
Gilbert, Francis, r. 508 Newland Ave.
Gilbert, Frances, spinner, r. 510 Newland Ave.
Gilbert, Jeanette Fenton, widow Albert, h. 1 Fenton Place.
Gilbert, Mary, Mrs., r. 213 Curtis.
Gilbert, Oscar F., (Gusta), painter, h. 506 Newland Ave.
Gilbert, Oscar F., Mrs.,—millinery, 506 Newland Ave.—r. do.
Gilbert, see Gilberds.
Gilbraith, Carl E., (Bertha), metalpolisher, h. over 20 Derby.
0 Gilbreth, John D., (Katherine A.), stonemason, h. over 310 Allen.
Gilbreth, see Galbraith.
Giles, Frank J., (Emma L.), trainmen Erie R. R., h. 25 Catlin Ave.
Giles, George, finisher,bds. 808 Jefferson.
Giles, James W., (L. Pearl)—Trantum & Giles—h. over 410 Winsor.
Giligan, Eugene O., city fireman, rms. City Hall.
Gilikiabois, Anne, textileworker, h. under 561 Allen.
Gill, Arthur W., delivery boy, r. 174% Barrows.
Gill, Helen, widow Thomas, h. under 411 Allen.
Gill, Persis A., widow Henry M., r. over 612 Front.
SGill, Thomas, metalworker, h. 174% Barrows.
EGilroy, ^ LJ SGilligan, Talk Gillblad, Gillberg, IdlA TATitn Edward James Willi Patrick, Carl, Sabina, John Rant A., (Emma), lair J., widow UCIlUey (Bridget), bookkeeper, (Clara), (Mary Connecticut Joseph, metalworker, E.), foreman h. commercial r. 610 W. laundress, 634 life j.Bentley, Monroe. gluer, Lakeview h. ins. over h. traveler, r. over co., 1301 Mgr., 118 Ave. Church. 12 Washington.
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Gilson, Arta M., paper boxmaker, r. 222 South Mian. f^
Gilson, Bonnie, waitress, rms. 222 South Main.
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Gilson, Clifford, (Letta), deliveryman, h. over 224 Charles.
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Gilson, Florence I., widow Arthur,—home baking, 222 South Main—h. do. L
Giltinan, David P., (Isabelle)—mgr. D. P. Giltinan & Co.—h. 103 Cross. -^
Giltinan, D. P. & Co.—D. P. Giltinan, mgr.—saloon, 59 Winsor. \J
Ginfrida, Joe, laborer, bds. 110 Harrison.
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Gincco, Mike, (Effie), laborer, h. over 59 Foote Ave.
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Ginter, Ruth r. 110 Price.
Girard, Mary, widow John, r. 306 West Eighth.
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Girdino, John, farmer, bds. 581 Buffalo.
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Girdino, Sam, (Mary), textileworker, h. 581 Buffalo. S[ 5*
Girvin, Walter V., (Velma),—dentist, over 16 East Second—h. 99 Newton Av. >e" o
Gisel, Otto E., (Emma K.), h. 26 Chicago Ave. 3 »
Gisslin, Gust, (Bertha), baker, h. 23 Weeks. g |L
Giunta, Frank,—barber, 134 Harrison—r. 26 Water.
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Glad, Charles, (Edna), sheet metalworker, h. 104 Isabelle Ave. g, ""
Glad, Laurence, woodworker, r. over 51 Kinney.
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Glad, Lawrence O., (Hilda M.), sheet metalworker, h. over 114 Mechanic. " 3
Glad, Oscar, (Gustava), woodworker, h. 51 Kinney. 2 "g
Glans, John A., (Anna), nightwatch, h. 309 Willard. s ,§
Glantz, Elbridge C. W., clerk, r. 106 Charles.
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GLANTZ & JOHNSON—William Glantz, Carl Johnson, Hugo Johnson and m w
Carl Erickson—foundry, 108 Foote Ave.
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Glantz, Walter, meat cutter, rms. over 109 East Third. 2. *
Glantz, William, (Josephine)—Glantz & Johnson—h. 106 Charles.
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Glatz, Albert W.,—Glatz Bros.—r. 600 Allen. g,
Glatz Bros.—Albert W. and Harry E.—fire and life insurance, 4 Barrett Bldg. " ©
Glatz, Harry E., (Alice S.)—Glatz Bros.—h. 232 Prospect. e g=
Glatz, Ida M., widow John G., h. 600 Allen. o *
Glatz, Lillian I., weaver, r. 600 Allen. 2- !
Glatz, Rose C, seamstress, r. 600 Allen.
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Glaze, Anthony, (Anna S.), metalworker, h. over 36 Derby.
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Gledhill, Sarah, textileworker, r. 343% Falconer. » "
Glenn, Rebekah E., widow John A., r. 408 Lincoln.
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Gleason, D. Monroe, drayman, h. 12 Kingsbury Ave. - a-
Gleason, Emmett, (Eva), metalworker, h. over 322 South Main. £L 3
Gleason, Grace W., stenographer, rms. 307 West 6th, r. Chautauqua, N. Y. "Z 5"
Gleason, Mary E., r. 12 Kingsbury Ave. 3 5
Glezen Alta, teacher, h. over 408 East Sixth. 3 —
Globe Photo Co.—B. D. Amsdell, prop.—over 309 North Main. JO «>
Globe Saloon—W. E. Randall, prop.—214 East Second. 9 »
Godey, Morris C, stock clerk, r. 219 Willard.
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Godey, Roy E., office clerk, r. 219 Willard. n 0
Goggin, Delia D. H., widow William, r. 215 West Second.
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Goggin Kathryn M.,—roomers, 215 West Second—h. do. g- —
Gokey, Albert, (Sarah),—cobbler, 851 North Main—h. do. • o>
Gokey, Aldrick, machinist, r. 851 North Main. °
Gokey Block, 12-22 West Third and 312-320 Cherry. «. ~
Gokey, C. Ruth, college student, r. 114 Lakeview Ave.
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Baldwin, . Gokey, GOKEY, Noah Marvin Irene, George GEORGE Webster, r. wei.Zfrfund.ng F., C, 851 (Lucy),—Gokey Jr., F., North (Louise college student, Main. M.)^real student, r. Shoe 536 Diamond East r. estate, Co.—h. 536 Second. East 28 16 Gokey Arnold. Expert Second. Big.—h. f: 536 E. 2d. S o | "° | p t o C* f
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Ave.
Gokey, William N. Jr. (Floss G.)—commercial traveler, and Wm. N. Gokey
Shoe Co.—h. over 205 Lakeview Ave.
Gokey, Wm. N. Shoe Co.—Wm. N., Wm. N., Jr. and Marvin C. Gokey—mfrs.
516 East Sixth.
Gold, Hattie, Mrs., canvasser, r. over 17 East Second.
Gold, Joseph, textileworker, h. 862 Spring.
Gold, Teresa, aristoworker, r. 862 Spring.
Goldbach, Augusta E., widow John, h. 709 West Eighth.
Golden, John W., (Iva V.), drayman, h. R. F. D. 81.
Golden, Mary, Mrs., rms. 13 Allen Block.
Goldstein, Abraham, oil producer, r. over 12 East Third.
Goldstein, Abraham, (Gertrude), commercial traveler, h. 17 Kingsbury Ave.
Goldstein, Benjamin, (Annette), commercial traveler, h. 216 Crossman.
Goldstein, David M., commercial traveler, r. 216 Crossman.
Goldstein, Harry, commercial traveler, r. 216 Crossman.
Golm, Dorothy O., teacher, r. 210 Lincoln.
Golm, Louesa, widow Herbert, h. 210 Lincoln.
Gommeson, Arthur, (Alva N.)—vice pres. Period Furniture Co.—h. 204
Myrtle.
Goodell, Charles E., (Francesca),—physician, 63 Allen—h. do.
Goodenough, Charles H., student, r. 515 Pine.
Goodenough, Eri H., (Kate)—sewing and talking machines, 107 E. Third—h.
515 Pine.
Goodman, Max, (Bettye)—mgr. B. & F. Credit Clothing Co.—h. 35 Regent.
Goodrich, Ruth, cook, 328 East Fourth, rms. 61 Allen Block.
Goodrich, C. Laverne, (Alzada), motorman, h. over 634 East Second.
Goodspeed, Edith, Mrs., textileworker, r. 709 West Eighth.
Goodwill, Fletcher, (Alberta)—pres. Chautauqua Worsted Mills, Falconer—
h. 11 West Fifth.
Goodwill, Herbert J., (Leona),—sec.-treas. Chautauqua Worsted Mills—h.
210 West Fifth.
Goodwill, Louisa D., widow Johnson, h. 307 Monroe.
GOODWIN, FRANK P.. (Inez K.)—physician and surgeon, 312 Prendergast
Ave.—h. do.
/ Goodwin, Gertrude M., Mrs.,—rep. Jamestown Business College—h. 405
West Third.
Goodwin, Herman B„ (Louise), motorman, h. 47 Hamilton.
Goodwin, Perry W., (Jennie L.)—pres. Crown Metal Construction Co. and
supt. Lakeview Cemetery—h. 663 Lakeview Ave.
Goodwin, Polly M., widow A. C, h. 916 Lakeview Ave.
JAMESTOWN Goolig, John, textileworker, HARDWARE r. 216 Crescent. CO., Inc. ELEXZ-s
Goolig, Mary, 120 textileworker, WEST THIRD h. STREET 216 Crescent.
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Goolig,
Goolig, Goranson, Gorden, Gornall, Gordon, Wellman rms. Toria,
Stella,
Clarence Chester Ernest, 116 Julia, Ebba, Maria, Arthur Charles East Bldg.—h. textileworker,
textileworker,
R., (Julia), teacher, widow E., Fourth. R., A., (Catherine),—mgr. (Anna), (Sagrid 37 Nels woolsorter, Olof r. College. 37 M.), r. R.,
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Gornall, Fannie, widow Henry, h. 322 Van Buren. n
Gornall, Forest, (Teresa C), electrician, h. 75 Sturges.
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Gornall, Lillian M., r. 12 Stafford Ave. ^.
Gornall, Rose, stenographer, r. 322 Van Buren.
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Gosden, William, (Alice), tailor, h. 2 Lincoln.
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Gossett, Benjamin E., (Rein L.), engineer State Armory, h. over 632 Pren- GO
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Gossett, Christian, (Ann), retired, h. 307 East Fifth.
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Gossett, Christopher C., (Nancy A.), clerk, h. 610 North Main. —m
Gossett, Edward L., (Myra A.), cooper, h. 622 Prendergast Ave.
Gossett Ernest A., (Blanche E.), deputy sheriff Chautauqua County, h. over ffXm
618 Spring. £g
Gossett, Marvin C, express deliveryman, r. over 618 Spring. 2
Gosset, Mary, r. 307 East Fifth.
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Gossett, Phalla A., musician, r. 622 Prendergast Ave.
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Gossett, Ruth E., musician, r. 622 Prendergast Ave.
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Gott, W., r. 346 Falconer.
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Goucher, William E.,—dentist, over 223 North Main—h. 306 East Fourth. ^
Goudy's Bath Parlors—Mrs. Jennie Goudy, prop.—Turkish, over 20 East 3rd. •%
Goudy, Jennie, widow Samuel P.—Goudy's Bath Parlors—h. over 20 E. 3rd. 09
Goudy, John M., (Anna M.), baggageman Chaut. Traction Co., h. over 212 f*,
West Second. **
Gould, Charles L., (Sarah J.), h. 13 Hazzard.
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Gould, D. Jay, chauffeur, r. 228 Winsor.
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Gould, Everett N., (Florence)—Jamestown Welding & Brazing Co.—h. 349 & £
Falconer.
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Gould, Gertrude, Mrs.,' waitress, rms. over 215 Washington.
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Gould, Jay W., chauffeur, r. 630 Spring. v § ^
Gould, John, machinist, bds. 317 Palmer.
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Gourlay, Stewart A., (Anna C), hardware clerk, h. 38 Spruce.
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Goulding, Lynn M., (Inez D.)—office mgr. Watson Mfg. Co.—h. 409 W. 3rd.
Gowan, George, carpenter, r. 1713 Washington.
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Gowan, George, Jr., machinehand, r. 10 Seventeenth.
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Gowan, Irene M., textileworker r. 10 Seventeenth.
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Gowan, James, (Stella), carpenter, h. 1817 Washington.
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Gowan, Lauretta, Mrs., h. 10 Seventeenth.
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Grabel, August, (Jennie), metalworker, h. 80 Steele Ave.
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Grabel, Viola, telephone operator, r. 80 Steele Ave.
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Graff, John, (Anna), woodworker, h. 47 Prospect.
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Graff, Joseph W. (Grace)—sporting goods, 15 East Third—h. 508 Lafayette. JJ2
Graff, Lenna M., Mrs., music teacher, r. 218 Fairmount Ave.
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Grafno, Mike, (Mary), laborer, h. under 784 East Second.
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Grafstrom, Axel V., (Julia A.)—physician, 164 Forest Ave.—h. do.
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Graham, Alonzo R., (Lena), stationary engineer, h 199 South Main.
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Graham, Charles E., (Mary F.), mechanic, h. 1240 Prendergast Ave.
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Graham, Cora M„ widow Aleck, r. over 125 Fulton.
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Graham, Edith L., student, r. 199 South Main.
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Graham, Leland L., (Glenora D.)—Chapman & Graham—h. 506 Winsor. ^>
Graham, Mary J., Mrs., h. 348 Falconer.
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Graham, M. Gladys, clerk, r. 199 South Main.
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Graham, Raymond C, plater, r. 199 South Main.
BALDWIN, ^ Graham, Grameno, W. Roy Thomas S. Katherine, Gust—restaurant, Catherine, Herbert, D., wS2a. (Pearl), A., h. (Matilda), (Marie widow HAMILTON 312 R. 64 R. West A.)—Sanitary David, Harrison—r. mailclerk, finisher,h. Fourth.
WATCHES 519 h. Lakeview 312 Specialty 301 869 West North South fe Fourth. Ave. Co.—h. Main. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 313 Monroe.
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D Grameno, Michael, (Nigi), journalist, h. 312 West Fourth.
Grameno, Mina, bds. 312 West Fourth.
Grameno, Peter, (Alexander), hotel waiter, h. 312 West Fourth.
Granath, Charles, carpenter, r. 14 Hedges Ave.
Granath, Christine, widow Andrew, h. 14 Hedges Ave.
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Granath, Gust, (Christine), mechanic, h. over 14 Hedges Ave.
Granbon, Nesta, screenmaker, bds. 38 Whitley Ave.
Grand Theater—A. L. Bergren, mgr.—moving pictures, 38 North Main.
GRAND UNION TEA CO.—Floyd G. Douglas, mgr.—210 East Second.
W Grandia, Mary, textileworker, r. 10 Cleveland Place.
Grandin, Andrew, (Charlotte),—poolroom, over 12 North Main—h. 3 William,
Grandin, Belle E., widow Theodore, rms. 53-55 New Gifford Bldg.
Grandin, Daniel H., (Martha)—pres. D. H. Grandin Milling Co.—h. 10 Prospect.
Grandin, D. H. Milling Co., Inc.—D. H. Grandin, pres.—mfrs. and dealer
feeds, fourth floor New Gifford Bldg.
GRANDIN HOTEL—W. W. Hoard, prop.—121-123 East Second.
Grandusky, Fred M., clerk, bds. 311 West Second.
GRANGER & CO., INC.—D. B. Deane, mgr.—wholesale groceries, 16-18 West
First.
Granger, Raymond J., (Gertrude C),—dentist, 8-9 Barrett Bldg.—h. 329 East
Fourth.
Grant, Arvid, woodworker, bds. 18 Partridge.
Grant, Clarence W., (Emily O.), finisher,h. 42 Chapin.
Grant, John W.,—vice pres. Jamestown Garage Co.—r. 106 East Eighth.
Grant, May, clerk, h. 116 Newland Ave.
Grant, Marshall Cadwell, sander, r. 42 Chapin.
Grant, Nellie V., spinner, r. 42 Chapin.
Grant, William L., (Hilma C),—groceries, 914 Jefferson—h. 106 E. Eighty
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Graser, Kathryn, stenographer and bookkeeper, r. 313 Newland Ave.
Grasse, Joe, (Trees), laborer, h. over 222 Chandler.
Graves, Charles M., (Mattie), metal finisher,h. over 105% West Fourth.
Graves, George L., r. 13 First National Bank Bldg.
Graves, Mary E., widow Piatt—millinery, 104 West Second—h. 315 W. 3rd.
Graves, Sadie, milliner, r. 315 West Third.
Graves, Sarah A., widow Wells, r. 315 West Third.
Graves, see Greaves.
Gray, Augusta, widow Mead, textileworker, bds. 620 West Seventh.
Gray, Harry P., (Agnes)—Gray & Moore—h. 145 Chandler.
Gray, Libbie E., widow James M., h. 409 Baker.
O Gray, Lillian M., bookkeeper F. M. Curtis Co., r. 145 Chandler.
Gray, Mary F., milliner, r. 145 Chandler.
Gray, Mead M., monument engraver, bds. 410 West Eighth.
Gray & Moore—Harry P. Gray and Leon C. Moore—liquors and pool, 21
East Third.
Gray, Robert J., laborer, rms. over 22 Forest Ave.
Gray, Thomas G., (Alice), weaver, h. over 11 Cleveland Place.
Gray, Wallace A., r. 44 Foote Ave.
Gray, William H., (Eva), lumberhandler, h. 606 West Seventh.
Gray, Winfield, (May), flagman Erie R. R., h. 22 Tiffany Ave.
SGrazziano, Joseph, (Dominica), real estate, h. 38 Harrison.
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Green, Agnes O., student, r. 280 Willard.
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Green, Andrew B., (Lauretta)—supt. Jamestown Shale Paving Brick Co.—h. f*
144 Buffalo.
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Green, Arthur C, mattressmaker, r. 280 Willard.
Green, Augusta, widow Oscar, h. 280 Willard.
Green, C. Adelbert, (Linnora), ice deliveryman, h. 32 Regent.
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Green, Charles C, (Anna), woolbuyer, h. 23 Falconer.
Green, Clifford F., (Mary M.), auto salesman, h. 307 East Sixth.
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Green, Dorothy, bookkeeper, r. 23 Falconer.
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Green, Edith L., r. 280 Willard.
GREEN, EDWARD J., (Augusta Eleanor)—attorney, over 301 North Mainh.
36 Prospect.
Green, Ella,—librarian Jamestown High School—r. 32 Broadhead Ave. f*^
GREEN, ELEAZER—attorney, over 301 North Main—h. 32 Broadhead Ave. ft
Green, Herbert W., sheet metalworker, r. 280 Willard. q>
Green, James Hawley, (Hattie S.), retired, h. 144 Fulton.
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Green, J. Robert—Worden & Co.—r. 109 Weeks.
Green, John B., (Hulda M.), laborer, h. 257 Newton Ave.
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Green, Leo O., miner, r. 280 Willard.
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Green, Marian J., (Myrtle), brickmason and plasterer, h. 109 Weeks. ,
Green, Markland I., (Anna), baggageman Erie R. R., h. 14 East Fifth. <
Green, Martin, (Lena), baker, h. 12 Sixteenth.
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Green, Minnie, widow Orlando, r. 17 West Fifteenth.
Green, Ray,—roomers, 364 East Third—h. do.
Green, Robert, (Catherine E.)—retail groceries, 80 Linwood Ave.—h. do. 3
Green, Una B., teacher, r. 109 Weeks.
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Greenaae, Charles, (Louisa)—prop. Independent Meat Market—h. 11 Cres- ft O
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Greenaae, Esther, r. 11 Crescent.
Greenaae, Frank, meatcutter, r. 11 Crescent.
Greenaae, Hilda R., clerk, r. 61 McKinley Ave.
Greenaae, Otto, butcher, r. 11 Crescent.
Greenberg, L., rms. 302 East Third.
Greendahl.Ernest W., (Hilda E.)—Jamestown Commission Co.—h. 152
Chandler.
Greene, Frank C, (Rose E.), painter, h. 392 Falconer.
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Greenfield, Judd L., weaver, r. 29 Ninth.
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Greenhalg, Elizabeth—manicurist, 310 Pine—r. do.
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Greenhaulgh, Charles, (Myrtle), metalworker, h. 211 Charles.
Greenlee, Francis M., teacher, r. The Hickories, R. F. D. 77.
Greenlee, Ivan H., machinist, r. The Hickories, R. F. D. 77.
Greenlee, J. Earl, (Ellen), stonemason, r. 718 Cherry. -.
Greenlee, Marion L. (Alta), farmer and lumber, h. The Hickories, R. F. D. 77. n2 2
Greenlee, Ralph M., grocery clerk, r. over 211 North Main. op 3
BALDWIN, Greenlee, Rosamond, Jeweler, dressmaker, h. ffiET The Hickories, FINE R. F. DIAMONDS D. 77. £g JJ*
Greenlund, Andrew C, retired, r. 21 Van Buren. (D
Greenlund, Arthur H., (Jessie O.)—pres. Jamestown Lounge Co., treas. JJ
Greenlund, Union Trust Louis Nellie Daniel, Christian, Co.—h. H., L., (Esther), tailoress, (Amelia), (Lucy), 408 West cabinetmaker, commercial printer, h. 2 Fifth. Stearns h. traveler, 114 h. Ave. Wilson 62 Water. h. 200 Place. West Fifth. 2;Z

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Greenquist, Charles, (Christina), laborer, h. 29 Mt. Vernon Place.
Greenquist, Clarence, r. 29 Mt. Vernon Place.
Greenquist, Godfred, laborer, r. 29 Mt. Vernon Place.
Greenquist, Selma, r. 29 Mt. Vernon Place.
Greenwood, Alice, widow Thomas E., h. over 105 East Second.
Greenwood, Arthur O., (Mary M.), diemaker, h. 1310 Washington.
Greenwood, Charles, (Adeline), woolwasher, h. 8 Fairview Ave.
Greenwood, Edith A., bookkeeper, r. over 105 East Second.
Greenwood, Emily, clothmender, r. 836 East Second.
Greenwood, Enoch, (Esther), h. over 40 Eighteenth.
Greenwood, Esther J., spinner, r. over 105 East Second.
Greenwood, George, (Anna), bartender, h. 904 Washington.
Greenwood, George H., city fireman, r. 105 East Second.
Greenwood, George, (Anna), bartender, h. 844 Washington.
Greenwood, Harrison, machinist, r. 842 East Second.
Greenwood, John R„ (Ida), loomfixer, h. 40 Eighteenth.
Greenwood, Norman J., upholsterer, r. 904 Washington.
Greenwood, Percy H., finisher, r. 8 Fairview Ave.
Greenwood, Samuel H., (Edith)—watchmaker and engraver, 305 North
Main—h. 40 Eighteenth.
Greenwood, William H., plumber, r. 8 Fairview Ave.
Greenwood, Wm. H., (Barbara), woolsorter, h. 842 East Second.
Gregg, Alfred P., sheet metalworker, r. 310 Forest Ave.
Gregg, Arthur C, (Leora), motorman, h. 310 Forest Ave.
Gregg, Inez C., student, r. 310 Forest Ave.
Gregg, Lloyd, (Anna), metalworker, h. over 13 Webster.
Grego, Joe, (Carrie), h. over 117 Cross.
Gregor, Edward, boilermaker, r. 76 Thirteenth.
Gregor, Elizabeth, widow Stephen, r. 76 Thirteenth.
Gregor, Marie, textileworker, r. 76 Thirteenth.
Gregory, Edward, laborer, r. 626 Spring.
Grenfelt, John A., sheet metalworker, bds. 122 Euclid Ave.
Grepp, Hjalmar A., finisher, r. 206% Chandler.
Grepp, Victor W., finisher, r. 206% Chandler.
Grey, Edla, student, bds. 198 Thayer.
Gribben, William Joseph, (May)—Peterson & Gribben—h. 103 Forest Ave.
Gribbin, Ella, r. 330 Forest Ave.
Gribbin, Helen G., Mrs., r. 330 Forest Ave.
Gribbin, Henry P., (Ellen), retired, h. 330 Forest Ave.
Gribbin, Mary A., teacher, r. 330 Forest Ave.
Gribbin, Rose L., student, r. 330 Forest Ave.
Gribbin, Stephen V., laborer, r. 330 Forest Ave.
Gribbin, Teresa C, teacher, r. 330 Forest Ave.
Grier, Anna, practical nurse, bds. 1087 North Main.
Griffin, Cora, widow Hugh, h. 608 Murray Ave.
Griffin, Ethel, r. 16 West Fifth.
Griffin, Frank A., (Ida)—treas. Salisbury Wheel & Mfg. Co.—h. 16 West 5th.
Griffin, Frank E., (Ony), driver Jamestown fire dept., h. 10 Winsor.
Griffin, Johanna J., housekeeper The Samuels, r. do.
Griffin, Orren L., clerk, r. 830 Spring.
Griffin, Rose J., widow J. William, h. over 100 East Fifth.
Host BLACK Griffith, Griffin, Griffis, Popular Arthur Susie, see Albert, Charles Giffin. Place h. C, BEAR (Mariett), J„ 22 (Clara), (Katherine), Phillips.
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Griffith, Emily, student, h. 1024 Washfngton. .
Griffith, Irving N., (Ada G.), photographic printer, h. 36 Chestnut. J2|
Griffith, Merritt T., (Mary P.), carpenter, h. 815 Prendergast Ave.
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Griffith Sara J., clerk, r. 11 Eleventh. ^*
Griffith, W. Andrew, (Edith), stationary engineer, h. 144 Bowen.
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Griffiths, Leonard, metalworker, bds. 210 West Fourth. i fD
Griggs, Alwinn R., (Selma F.), clerk, h. 178 Barrett. 5
Griggs, Jasper M., (Maria), h. 6 Ninth.
Griggs, R. Clarence, (Lola R.), commercial traveler, h. 15 West End.
Grimes, Anna, widow John D., h. 109 Fulton.
Grimes, Mary, domestic, 317 Clinton.
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Grimes, Mary M., teacher, r. 109 Fulton.
Grimes, Sara C, city stenographer, r. 109 Fulton.
Grimshaw, Iva M., student, r. 439 Winsor.
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Grimshaw, Joe, Jr., (Nellie L.), bartender, h. 439 Winsor. .
Grimshaw, Lewis, plumber, bds. 85 Falconer.
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Gripp, David A., (Gertrude), bartender, h. under 25 Hazzard.
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Griswold, Dan L., (Almeda), shipping clerk, h. 24 Colfax.
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Griswold, Edward O., (Victoria), paperhanger, h. 21 Ellicott.
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Griswold, Harry T., (Alice M.), h. 124 Crescent.
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Griswold, Kenneth, sheet metalworker, rms. 140 Forest Ave.
Griswold, Walter E., (Isdora), retired, h. 117 Chandler.
Groat, Frank A., (Clara), R. R. crossing watchman, h. 14 Ninth.
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Gron, Bertha M., teacher, r. over 217 Spring.
Gron Block, 217-219 Spring.
> Gron, Caroline M., widow Fred, h. over 217 Spring.
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Gron, Eris A., (Edith), mechanic, h. 15 Whitley Ave.
Gron, John A., machinehand, bds. 43 Vega.
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Gronberg, Andrew, (Hannah), carpenter, h. 912 Newland Ave.
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Gronberg, Eleda, spinner, r. 912 Newland Ave.
Gronberg, Ellen, bookkeper, r. over 912 East Second.
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Gronberg, Emma, widow John P., over 912 East Second. .
Gronberg, Jennie, r. over 912 East Second.
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Gronberg, Runo, (Anna), bricklayer, h. 335 Willard.
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Gronberg, Selma T., spinner, h. 912 Newland Ave.
Gronberg, Victor A., (Jennie A.), foreman metalworker, h. 151 Falconer. >
Gronberg, Walter, (Jennie), electrician, h. 39 Ellicott Ave.
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Groom, Charlotte, dressmaker, r. 507 East Second.
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Groom, Laura, clothmender, bds. 507 East Second.
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Gross, George A., (Sally E.), wagonmaker, h. 650 East Sixth.
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Gross, Jacob, machinehand, bds. 10 Fairview Ave.
Guazzieri, Beranardo, metalworker, r. 613 Monroe.
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Grove, James G., r. 13 Flagg Ave.
Guenther, Desmonda V., college student, r. 829 Spring. m*
GROVER, CHARLES S., (Glyde Hall)—attorney, 400-401 Fenton Bldg.—h. j ^
Guenther, Henry, (Emma C.)„ postmaster city of Jamestown, h. 829 Spring. t*m
194 Forest Ave.
Guenther, Regina T., student, r. 829 Spring.
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Grover, Elisha B., (Kate M.) h. 605 East Seventh.
Guido.Sebastiano, (Rosario), h. 48 Foote Ave.
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Grover, Nettie R., stenographer and bookkeeper, r. 605 East Seventh. Wgm\
Guild, George S., piano salesman, r. 75 Newton Ave.
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Groves, Floyd, (Helen)—real estate and insurance—r. 328 East Fourth.
BALDWIN, Groves, Robert, Manufacturing motorman, rms. 29 Harrison. Jeweler, ^eillld7naon W\
Grundstrom, Alfred, (Lillian), sheet metalworker, h. 147 Newton Ave.
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Guinnan, D Dominic, bricklayer, r. 39 Eighteenth.
Guinnan, Edward J., usher, r. 39 Eighteenth.
Guinnan, John, (Rose), brickmason, h. 39 Eighteenth.
Guinnan, John, Jr., brickmason, r. 39 Eighteenth.
Guinnan, Mary R., stenographer, r. 39 Eighteenth.
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Guinnan, Patrick—attorney, over 102 East Third—r. 39 Eighteenth.
Gulati, Sam, spooler, bds. 222 East First.
Gulch, Peter, (Mary), laborer, h. 873 Lafayette.
Gulch, Sofia, spinner, r. 873 Lafayette.
W Gulch, Stephen, machhand, r. 873 Lafayette.
Gulch, Walter, baggagehandler, r. 873 Lafayette.
Gullino, Carlo, (Laura)—cobbler, 3 Taylor—h. 27 Market.
Gullino, John, (Josephine)—barber, under 10 South Main—h. 27 Market.
Gullino, Joseph, apprentice barber, r. 27 Market.
Gulliver, Frank, clerk Humphrey House, rms. 39 Prospect.
Gullo, Gio, laborer, r. 27 Market.
Gullo, John, (Stella)—barber, 114 Harrison—h. 44 do.
Gullo, Margaruita, spinner, r. 27 Market.
Gullo, Wunziata, r. 27 Market.
Gullo, Zulo, rubber, r. 27 Market.
Gullotta, Anthony, spinner, r. 16% Harrison.
Gullotta, Joe, (Rosa), filler,h. 16% Harrison.
Gullotta, Salvatore, (Sarah), laborer, bds. over 36% Harrison.
Gundberg, George M., (Jennie), plasterer, h. over 219 McKinley Ave.
Gunderson Fred, (Matilda), finisher,h. over 279% South Main.
Gunnarson, Anna C, domestic, 171 Forest Ave.
Gunnarson, David T., (Emma)—The Toggery Shop—h. 106 Stowe.
Gunnarson, Martin, (Esther),—Bernhard Hardware Co.—h. 1 Kipp.
Gunnell, Vera J., Mrs., textileworker, r. 501 Stowe.
Gunnill, Carl, casemaker, r. 522 Stowe.
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Gunnill, Eric painter finisher,r. 522 Stowe.
Gunnill, Fred J., (Mabel),—Acme Novelty Co.—h. 66 Colfax.
Gunnill, Gunnard, (Anna), woodpolisher, h. 22 Juliet.
Gunnill, Olof, (Amanda), flagman, h. 522 Stowe
Gurney Ball Bearing Co.—Henry K. Smith, pres.; Alfred E. Hall, vice pres.;
Arthur W. Kettle, sec; S. Winsor Baker, treas. and gen. mgr.—16 Scott.
Gurney, Frederick W., (Jessie W.)—Gurney Ball Bearing Co.—h. 1113 North
Main.
GUS & BEN SPECIALTY CO., INC.—Benjamin Zuckerman, pres.; Gust
Johnson, sec.-treas.—clothing and household supplies, 7-8 Allen Block,
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Gustafson, Adolph, metalworker, r. over 84 Victoria Ave.
Gustafson, Adolph A., (Jarda), carpenter, h. Ill Bowen.
Gustafson, Albin, (Nannie), carpenter, h. 76 Sturges.
Gustafson, Aleda C., r. 109 Sampson.
Gustafson, Alfred, (Mina), retired, h. over 173 Barrett.
Gustafson, Alice E., textileworker, r. 109 Sampson.
Gustafson, Alma, cook, 305 East Fourth.
Gustafson, Alvin N., (Nellie), foreman metalworker, h. 115 Price.
S Gustafson, A. Manda, widow Victor, h. 76 Chautauqua Ave.
Gustafson, Andrew A., wood cabinetmaker, h. 131 Thayer.
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M., weaver, (Alma), textileworker, clerk, r. rms. r. electrician, 824 96 LIFE W. 89 Washington.
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Gustafson, Arthur, metalworker, h. over 1160 North Main. mm^
Gustafson, Arvid, (Alida), plasterer, h. 118 Colfax.
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Gustafson, Augusta, textileworker, r. 109 Sampson.
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Gustafson, Augusta, Mrs., h. 1091 East Second.
Gustafson, Axel, sheet metalworker, r. over 14 Union Ave.
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Gustafson, Axel, (Anna M.), painter, h. 300 Broadhead Ave. -—
Gustafson, Axel F. S., (Sigrid), commercial traveler, h. 69 Allen.
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Gustafson, Axel W., (Ida), laborer, h. 109 Francis.
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Gustafson, Bertha, domestic, 153 South Main. o_ „
Gustafson, Carl, (Anna), woodworker, h. over 11 Bishop. £ §,
Gustafson, Carl, farmer, r. 607 Allen. •« »
Gustafson, Carl, poolroom clerk, rms. over 215 Washington.
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Gustafson, Carl, (Marie), doormaker, h. 912 East Second. S a.
Gustafson, Carl, clerk, r. 96 Bowen. 5 §
Gustafson, Carl A., (Augusta), textileworker, h. 118 King.
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Gustafson, Carl F., toolmaker, h. over 409 Newland Ave.
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Gustafson, Carl H., mechanic, r. ever 200 Falconer. " 3
Gustafson, Carl J., (Marie S.), carpenter, r. 96 Howard. 2 »
Gustafson, Carl W., woodworker, bds. over 60 Tower.
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Gustafson, C. August, (Lottie C), sheet metalworker, h. over 228 Barrett.
Gustafson, C. F., (Martha), stonemason, h. 252 Barrows.
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Gustafson, Charles, (Segrid), woodfinisher, h. 121 Baker.
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Gustafson, Charles, (Ruth), sheet metalworker, h. 1009 Newland Ave. — a
Gustafson, Charles, (Mary), sheet metalworker, h. 14 Whitley Place.
Gustafson, Charles, (Selma), woodworker, h. 626 Barrows.
Gustafson, Charles A., (Anna W.), finisher,h. 146 Falconer.
Gustafson, Charles B., (Emily), foreman metalworker, h. 115 William.
Gustafson, Charles G., (Selma), h. 87 Benedict.
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Gustafson, Charles G., (Sofia), sheet metalworker, h. 83 Ellicott. 2.1 3
Gustafson, Charles J., (Kathryn), mechanic, h. 400 West Seventh.
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Gustafson, George, veneerworker, bds. 1414 East Second.
Gustafson, George, clerk, r. 109 Sampson.
Gustafson, Gerald T., bookkeeper and stenographer, r. 130 Wilson Ave.
Gustafson, Gertrude, textileworker, r. 23 Lake.
Gustafson, Golden L., deliveryman, r. over 232 East Second.
Gustafson, Gust, woodworker, bds. 42 Linwood Ave.
Gustafson, Gustaf, (Wenola), stationary engineer, h. 494 Crescent.
Gustafson, Gustaf, messenger boy, r. 32 Pearl Ave.
Gustafson, Gustaf O., (Augusta C), clothfinisher, h. over 232 East Second.
Gustafson, Gustave, (Sarah),—musical instruments, 145 Foote Ave.—h. do.
Gustafson, Hannah, widow Carl J., h. 554% East Second.
Gustafson, Helda S., weaver, h. over 200 Falconer.
Gustafson, Henrick, (Anna), contractor, h. 30 Bush.
Gustafson, Henry J., (Hildur), shipping clerk, h. 147 Buffalo.
Gustafson, Herman, laborer, bds. 11 Phillips.
Gustafson, Hilda E., widow John F., h. 67'Allen.
Gustafson, Hjalmar, (Augusta),—Gustafson & Wallberg—h. 253 Forest Ave.
Gustafson, Hulda, widow Carl, h. over 84 Victoria Ave.
Gustafson, Ida S., domestic, 123 Lakeview Ave.
Gustafson, Ina J., student, r. 146 Falconer.'
Gustafson, Isaac C, (Mary), landscape gardener, h. over 147 Buffalo.
Gustafson, J. Al., (Selma O.), clerk, h. 144 Euclid Ave.
Gustafson, Jarth, bds. 86 Myrtle.
Gustafson, Jennie, domestic, 31 Foote Ave.
Gustafson, John, (Lenna), toolmaker, h. 23 Lake.
Gustafson, John, baker, r. 23 Lake.
Gustafson, John, (Hilda), teamster, h. 581 Allen.
Gustafson, John, oodworker, bds. 322 East Third.
Gustafson, John, woodworker, bds. 322 East Third.
Gustafson, John, (Julia), woodworker, h. 32 Pearl Ave.
Gustafson, John, (Mary), woodworker, h. 96 Bowen.
Gustafson, John K.,—contracting, carpenter and business agent Carpenters'
Union, over 16 East Third—r. 123 Allen.
Gustafson, Joseph, (Gertrude), hardware clerk, h. over 117 Front.
Gustafson, Julius, toolmaker, bds. 119 Barrows.
Gustafson, J. William, laborer, r. 109 Sampson.
Gustafson, Lillian I., stenographer, r. 372 Willard.
Gustafson, Ludwig, (Susie), painter, h. 126 Buffalo.
Gustafson, Lydia, domestic, 607 Allen.
Gustafson, Manghild, domestic, 607 Allen.
Gustafson, Manghild, student, r. 494 Crescent.
Gustafson, Marvin H., student, r. 146 Falconer.
Gustafson, Matilda, widow Charles, h. 109 Sampson.
Gustafson, Monghild, domestic, 348 Crossman.
Gustafson, Nathaniel, sheet metalworker, r. 96 Howard.
Gustafson, Oliver F., (Florence), grainer, r. 327 Willard.
Gustafson, Oscar, steamboat fireman,bds. 55 Steele
Gustafson, Oscar J., butcher, r. 96 Howard.
Gustafson, Pauline T., student, r. 372 Willard.
Gustafson, Richard, (Rose), toolmaker, h. 73 Chautauqua Ave.
Gustafson, Rudolph, (Mabel V.), sheet metalworker, h. over 179 Forest Ave.
JAMESTOWN Gustafson, Rudolph Russell, Ruth Sexton, Signa 120 HARDWARE WEST A., V., cabinetmaker, woodworker, M., paper clerk, THIRD boxmaker, r. CO., STREET 76 Chautauqua r. bds. Inc. over r. 154 87 372 173 DRAy^£rVs
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Gustafson, Stanley A., steelpolisher, r. over 232 East Second. ^*
Gustafson, Thure R. M., (Josephine M.), metal pressman, h. 25 Linden Ave. mj
Gustafson, Victor E., (Emma), laborer, h. 219 Newland Ave.
Gustafson & Wallberg—Hjalmar Gustafson and Axel Wallberg—merchant
tailors, 3-4 Gokey Bldg.
Gustafson, William, (Augusta), contractor, h. 446 Crossman.
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Gustavus Adolphus Orphans Home—John S Swensson, supt.—1381 E. Second. EJ
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D Haggard, Preston, conductor, rms. 217 West Second.
Haggart, Catherine, graduate nurse, h. over 824 North Main.
Haggblad, Marie, widow Andrew, r. 109 Wescott.
Hagglund, John A., (Constance), clothing clerk, h. 254 Forest Ave.
Haggmark, Frederick, (Ida), woodworker, h. 152% Park.
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Haglund, Albin, finisher,r. 113 Newton Ave.
Haglund, August J., (Matilda), laborer, h. over 8 Arlington Ave.
Haglund, Berdena B., bookkeeper, r. 61 McKinley Ave.
Haglund, Bernard N„—Haglund & Hagstrom,—bds. 312 Willard.
W Haglund, Carl G. S., machine hand, r. over 8 Arlington Ave.
Haglund, Charles G„ (Ida M.), commercial traveler, h. 61 McKinley Ave.
< Haglund, Edwin R., machinist, rms. 101 West Fifth.
Haglund, Ellen M., textileworker, r. 113 Newton Ave.
Haglund, Elsie L., student, r. 61 McKinley Ave.
Haglund, Gottfried, commercial traveler, r. 113 Newton Ave.
Haglund & Hagstrom—Bernard N. and Arthur H.—groceries, 246 Willard.
Haglund, Ivar, woodworker, bds. 326 Stowe.
Haglund, J. Alfred, (Alfreda), welder, h. 108 Barker.
Haglund, Jane V., r. 1227 Prendergast Ave.
Haglund, John, woodworker, bds. 156 Allen.
Haglund, John, (Albertina), finisher,h. 113 Newton Ave.
Haglund, Margaret, dressmaker, r. 113 Newton Ave.
Haglund, Maymie, textileworker, r. 113 Newton Ave.
Haglund, Oscar, mechanic, r. 113 Newton Ave.
Haglund, Oscar, sheet metalworker, bds. 38 TJtica.
Haglund, Paul J., (Elin), woodworker, h. 326 Stowe.
Haglund, Sigfrid, carpenter, bds. 46 Adams.
Haglund, Sigfried O., carpenter, r. over 142 Broadhead Ave.
Haglund, Vernon, packer, r. 113 Newton Ave.
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Hagman, Ella C, boxmaker, r. 14 Grandin.
Hagman, Elmer P., metalworker, r. 14 Grandin.
Hagman, F. Carl, (Ida Augusta), metalworker, h. 14 Grandin.
Hagstrom, Andrew, solicitor, rms. 2 Forest Park.
Hagstrom, Arthur H.—Haglund & Hagstrom—r. 1102 East Second.
Hagstrom, Carl, (Lydia), machine hand, h. 10 Wescott.
Hagstrom, Charles A., (Florence), draughtsman, r. 318 Price.
Hagstrom, Florence—domestic, 229 Newton Ave.—1102 East Second.
Hagstrom, Gusta W., college student, r. 142 Barrett.
Hagstrom, Harry H., carpenter, r. 1102 East Second.
0 Hagstrom, Hildur E., cloth mender, r. 1102 East Second.
Hagstrom, Israel, (Eva Carolina), steel casemaker, h. 1102 East Second.
Hagstrom, John, (Ella), sheet metalworker, h. 108 Crossman.
Hagstrom, Marit, student, r. 142 Barrett.
Hagstrom, Nels, (Emelie M.), sheet metalworker, h. 142 Barrett.
Hagstrom, Robert, (Laura), textileworker, h. over 91 Fairmount Ave.
Hahne, George A., student, r. 855 East Second.
Hahne, Elias, (Magna),—florist, 855 East Second,—h. do.
Hahne, Harold Wm., florist, r. 855 East Second.
Haigh, Allene B., telephone operator, r. 9 Axtel.
Haigh, Ellen Coffice assistant, r. 9 Axtel.
P S Have Haigh, Halanen, Halberg, Hainsworth, Your Matilda, Jessie Henry Hildegard, Arthur, William, House lone, widow C, stenographer, textileworker, (Signe), printer, (Annie), Wired! Lewis, r. woodfinisher, h. textileworker, 650 9 ,A55C Axtel. r. Foote 9501 Axtel. Forest Ave. h. h. 5 Webster. ci 650 Ave. Foote Ave.

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Halberg, Jessie Mrs., textileworker, r. 108 Cheney.
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Haecker, Adam, (Elizabeth), baggageman, h. 351 Fairmount Ave.
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Haecker, Arthur, (Zita),—chief clerk, Chautauqua Traction Co.,—h. over 7
351 Fairmount Ave. ^^
Haecker, Charles W., (Dagmar), car accountant, h. 355 Fairmount Ave. Jj*
Hale, Alfred E., (Helen H.), janitor, h. 9 Sherman.
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Hale, Charles H., (Grace E.), car repairman, h. 21 Utica. \0
Hale, Clarence S., (Caroline), machinist, h. 203 Lafayette. -^
Hale, Helena J., stenographer, r. 810 Spring.
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Hale, John W„ (Eliza J.), h. 810 Spring.
Hale, Orin J., (Cora), mechanic, h. 13 Utica.
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Hale, William F., (Mary A.) retired, h. 115 Allen.
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Halgren, Bert W., (Beda), lineman, h. 246 Buffalo.
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Haehn, William J., (Birdetta), conductor, h. 409 West Eighth.
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Haliker, Lydia J., widow Charles F., dressmaker, h. 857 Prendergast Ave. ^—
Hall, Alfred E„ (Elizabeth M.), capitalist, h. 139 Forest Ave. fm.
Hall, Anna Eliza, h. 128 Forest Ave.
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Hall, Arthur, (Maggie), grinder, h. over 25 Ninth. ©
Hall, August P., (Eva D.), carpenter h. 5 Culver. *
Hall, Bert D., (May), grocery clerk, r. over 10 South Main.
Hall Block, 219-223 North Main, 1-9 West Third.
Hall, Carroll M., r. 139 Forest Ave.
Hall, Catherine, widow Harry, h. 226 Allen.
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Hall, Clarence E., dyer, r. 409 Pine.
Hall, Claude, laborer, bds. Ill Sprague.
Hall, Claude P., (Mildred)—wholesale and retail milk—h. do.
Hall, Clayton, metalworker, r. 5 Culver.
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Hall, Clayton L., (Delia), commercial traveler, h. 136 Park.
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Hall, Duncan M„ (Augusta), clerk, h. 231 Fulton.
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Hall, Earl E., (Lizzie), mail clerk, h. 33 West Eighth. £L
Hall, Earl R., farmer, r. 237 Buffalo.
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Hall, Edward L.,—capitalist, 406 Chadakoin Bldg.—h. 202 Forest Ave. 09
Hall, Elliot C, (Tirzah S.), retired, h. 127 Forest Ave.
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Hall, Emma L., stenographer, r. 347 Fairmount Ave. .

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Hall, Lottie, widow Leonard 0., r. 212 Lincoln.
Hall, Loyal A., metalworker, r. over 25 Ninth.
Hall, Morgan W., architect, r. 29 McKinley Ave.
Hall, Margaret H., clerk, r. 136 Park.
Hall, Martha E., widow Aaron L., 29 McKinley Ave.
Hall, Mary, widow John, laundress, r. 1 East Sixth.
Hall, Minnie, clerk, r. 3% Winsor.
Hall, Olga, weaver, r. 26 Taylor.
Hall, R. V., photoengraver, r. over 207 East Second.
Hall, Sarah L. J., widow Samuel W., h. 304 Prendergast Ave.
Hall, Shirley M., college student, r. 139 Forest Ave.
Hall, Stewart, (Harriett), linotype operator, h. 12 Crossman.
Hall, Thomas, (Helen), woodworker, h. 147 Cole Ave.
Hall, Tirzah H., r. 127 Forest Ave.
Hall, Van W., (Laura Jones), master mechanic, h. 18 Derby.
Hall, Victor T., (Nettie J.),—Fenton Place Transient Stable, 24-26 Fenton
PI.,—h. over 207 East Second.
Hall, W. Herbert, (Olive M.), bookkeeper, h. 313 Price.
Hall, Wilkinson, (Martha), metalworker, h. 347 Fairmount Ave.
Hall, William, (Ellen), sheet metalworker, h. 1115 Washington.
Hall, Witton W., (Alba),—master mechanic, Art Metal Const. Co.,—h. 227
Hallock.
Halladay, Jennie L„ clerk, h. 405 West Third.
Halladay, Mabel L., office clerk, r. 405 West Third.
Halladay, Mathilda, widow Samuel, h. 328 Allen.
Halladay, see Halliday, Holliday and Holiday.
Hallberg, Caroline, widow Henry, h. 9 Webster.
Hallberg, Charles A., (Julia E.), sheet metalworker, h. 411 Allen.
Hallberg, Cara, textieworker, h. over 85 Benedict.
Hallberg, Ernest G., r. 9 Webster.
Hallberg, Frank C, teamster, r. 65 Ellicott.
Hallberg, Gust, (Hannah), h. 65 Ellicott.
Hallberg, Jennie F., textileworker, r. 9 Webster.
Hallberg, Josephine, textileworker, r. over 85 Benedict.
Hallberg, see Halberg.
Hallengren, Ellen, widow Elof, h. 118 William.
Haller, Carl E., (Berdessa), teamster, h. 650 Buffalo.
Halliday, Harold S., (Minnie J.), textileworker, h. 127 Euclid Ave.
Halliday, see Halladay, Holliday and Holiday.
Hallin, Astred B., r. 57 Chapin.
Hallin, C. Gust, (Agnes V. E.), finisher,h. over 21 Bush.
Hallin, Irene A., domestic, r. 30 Twelfth.
Hallin, John A„ (Anna),—pres. Elk Furniture Co.,—h. 57 Chapin.
Hallin, Mildred C, dressmaker, h. 57 Chapin.
Hallin, John Theodore, (Augusta),—Palace Cafe, 19 East Second,—h. 30
Twelfth.
Hallquist, P. John, h. 398 Falconer.
Halsall, George—wool buyer and mfr. boiler compound, 316 West Fourth—
h. do.
Halsall, John Lloyd, (Edith),—prescription clerk, F. E. Hatch,—h. 316
West Fourth.
Most BLACK Halstead, Hallstrom, Halsen, Popular Gerda, John Carl Esther Laura Place BEAR domestic, T., Wm., G., Mrs., M., (Rose in (Esther), sheet r. textileweaver, 601 25 H.), City. CAFE, Liberty. metalworker, Palmer. cloth turner, Ladies inspector, h. HENRY over 430 Dining r. 601 Lincoln. 211 h. Palmer. Room over A. Crescent. BAUER, on 2542nd Crescent. Floor. Proprietor 22 E.

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Halstrom, Axel W., upholsterer, bds. 32 Benson.
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Halstrom, John S., (Emily), carpenter, h. 825 Newland Ave.
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Halstrom, Mabel, paper boxmaker, r. 825 Newland Ave.
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Halvarson, Carl, (Maria), sheet metalworker, h. over 54 Chapin.
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Halvarson, Herbert, (Manda), stationary engineer, h. under 736 E. Second, mm
Haman, Kate, r. 112 Lincoln.
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Hambleton, Roy, (Mary), cooper, h. 7 Hamilton.
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Hambleton, George W., (Emma F.), machinist, h. 54 McKinley Ave. go
Hambleton, Gerald M., (Effa J.), hardware clerk, h. 11 Strong.
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Hambleton, Marion, r. 123 Weeks.
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Hambleton, Thomas, (Maude), metalworker, h. 123 Weeks.
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Hambleton, William N., (Alice L.), machinist, h. 26 Columbia Ave.
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Hamilton, Samuel, carpenter, r. Wellman Ave.
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Hamlon, John, carpenter, rms. 62 Allen Blk.^ ©
Hammer, Carl W., (Anna), toolmaker, h. 128 Thayer. 53
Hammer, Emil, (Freda), metalworker, h. 127 Thayer. P* .
Hammer, Gunard, deliveryman, r. 127 Thayer. J-* .
Hammer, Regner, metalworker, h. 127 Thayer.
Hammergren, Peter (Carolina), carpenter, h. 135 Bowen. *"
Hammerquist, Otto C, (Nettie), tailor, h. 635 Prendergast Ave.
Hammerstead, August, metalworker, r. 8 Thayer.
Hammerstrom, Arthur, (Alice), warpdresser, h. 705 Camp.
Hammerstrom, Carl, sheet metalworker, bds. 11 Warner Ave.
Hammerstrom, C. Emil, bookkeeper, r. 235 Forest Ave.
Hammerstrom, C. Gilbert, (Elvera),—Hammerstrom-Freed Co., (inc), 105 ^g
East Second,—h. 121 Newton Ave. m*
Hammerstrom, Charles G„ (Amanda C), shoemaker, h. 235 Forest Ave. >J
Hammerstrom, David, (Emma C), sheet metalworker, h. 11 Linwood Ave. *3
Hammerstrom, Ena, mechanic, r. 11 Linwood Ave. *^
HAMMERSTROM-FREED CO.—Gilbert Hammerstrom and Selma and m>
Jennie Olson,—dry goods and specialty house, 105 East Second. *S
Hammerstrom, John, woodworker, r. 11 Linwood Ave.
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Hammerstrom, John, (Hildur M.), metalworker, h. 45 Hickory.
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Hammerstrom, Lillian C, boxmaker, r. 235 Forest Ave.
Hammerstrom, Oscar, (Agnes), mechanic, h. over 12 Myrtle.
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Hammett, E. Edward, (Hattie),—architect, over 319 Washington,—h. 148 V*
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Hammond, Wilson M., (Matie E.), stationary fireman,h. 157 Prospect. NJ»
Hammond, Frank R., (Alice), finisher,h. 8 Sixteenth. £3
Hamrick, John, (Hattie), plasterer, h. 1506 Washington.
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Hanchett, Charlotte L., widow Theodore D., h. 143 Allen.
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Hanchett, Don C, (Caroline L.),—Jamestown Lounge Co.,—h. 143 Allen. 00
Cm BALDWIN, Hanchett, Hancock, HANCHETT, Third—h. 304 Clarence William Mary Gretchen, Buffalo. LATHROP 44 Jeweler, W., Water. H., J., widow student, (Nellie),—chief (Pearl L„ George, r. (Emily),—Justice ^!JdT„T J.), 44 tailor, Water.
69 engineer, h. Tower. FINE 514 of Buffalo Palmer. the DIAMONDS Peace, St. Pumping over 104 Plant, East JJJ •* TL £»X qj JU ^

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\3 Hancq, August, weaver, r. 205 Chandler.
Hancq, Henry, (Marie), textileworker, h. 116 Linwood Ave.
S Hancq, Henry, textileworker, r. 116 Linwood Ave.
Hancq, Hortense, textileworker, r. 116 Linwood Ave.
Hancq, John B., (Mary M.), foreman weaver, h. 205 Chandler.
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Hancq, Paul, textileworker, r. 116 Linwood Ave.
Hancq, Philmonena, r. 116 Linwood Ave.
Hancq, Rose, student, r. 205 Chandler.
Hancq, Walter J., loomfixer, r. 205 Chandler.
W Hand, Lucy E., teacher, r. 33 Maple.
Hand, Maude L., r. 33 Maple.
Hand, Nellie R., teacher, r. 33 Maple.
Hand, Sarah J., widow Levi, h. 33 Maple.
Handell, Oscar, bds. 45 Hickory.
Handner, H., painter, bds. 152 Jones & Gifford Ave.
Handron, Clare N., mechanic, r. 512 Prendergast Ave.
Handron, C. Paul, r. 512 Prendergast Ave.
Handron, Harriett B„ milliner, r. 512 Prendergast Ave.
Handron, James A., (Flora), oil producer, h. 512 Prendergast Ave.
Handros, James, (Lambrin), woodfinisher, h. 412 Monroe.
Handros, Michael, woodfinisher, r. 412 Monroe.
Handros, Onda, widow Grigorius, r. 412 Monroe.
Handy Creamery,—Andrew G. Black, prop.,—718 Cherry.
Haner, Florence I., teacher, r. 119 Fulton.
Hanley, Margaret, widow John, r. 29 Regent.
Hannon, Albert J., (Nora), truckman, rms. 32 Allen Blk.
Hannon, Alice G., stenographer, r. 132 Fairview Ave.
Hannon, Bryde M., mender, r. 132 Fairview Ave.
Hannon, Edward T., student, r. 132 Fairview Ave.
H Hannon, James J., (Margaret), city fireman,h. 512% Monroe.
Hannon, Michael, (Isabel), police, h. over 207 Cole Ave.
Hannon, Richard J., student, r. 132 Fairview Ave.
Hannon, Thomas, (Elizabeth), R. R. fireman,h. 132 Fairview Ave.
Hanrahan, Ellen K., widow John, r. 634 Lakeview Ave.
Hanrahan, Gertrude M., r. 1115 East Second.
Hanrahan, Mary, Mrs., domestic, 412 West Fifth.
Hanrahan, Patrick J., (Annie), boilermaker, h. 1115 East Second.
Hanrahan, Paul L., student, r. 1115 East Second.
Hansen, Anna, business student, r. 823 Newland Ave.
Hansen, Carl E. E., teamster, r. 122 Park.
0 Hansen, Christ M., r. 7 Valley.
Hansen, Ellen M., teacher, r. 108 West Seventh.
Hansen, Emil A., laborer, rms. over 18 North Main.
Hansen, Frank P., (Grace), grainer, h. 69 Tower.
Hansen, Hans P., (Lena M.),—shoes, under 4 West Third,—h. 108 W. 7th.
Hansen, Hans P., (Marie), woodworker, h. 88 Barker.
Hansen, Harold J., machinehand, bds. over 317 Willard.
Hansen, Henry, (Amanda),—teaming, 122 Park/—h. do.
STollr with Rontlair Connecticut life ins. co., Hartiord, conn.
Hansen, Henry J., (Edith L.), city fireman,h. 149 Euclid Ave.
lalll Willi DcllllCy W.J. Bentley, Mgr., Office, 514 Chadakoin Bldg.
Hansen, Jennie, h. 45 Vega.
Hansen, Jens A., (Esther), metalworker, h. 12 Osborn.
Hansen, Julius Raymond, Louis, Martin M. Leon Christ, W., (Signa), Mrs., C, r. student, (Andrea (Ruth h. 108314 machine West H.), r. O.), Lincoln. 314 draftsman, Seventh. hand, sheet Lincoln. h. metalworker, 823 h. over Newland 244 h. Forest Ave. 151 Barker. Ave.

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Hanson, Adolph C, (Emma), painter, h. 64 Bemus. ^»v
Hanson, Algot O., office clerk, r. 26 Sampson.
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Hanson, Alvar, (Hannah), foreman metalworker, h. 168 Stowe.
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Hanson, Andrew G., (Sadie), carpenter, h. over 1060 East Second.
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Hanson, Anna, widow Olaf, r. 20 Tew.
Hanson, Anton, (Julia), textileworker, h. under 222 McKinley Ave. ^^
Hanson, Arthur H., textileworker, r. 23 Orchard Ave.
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Hanson, August, (A. Mathilda), sheet metalworker, h. 26 Sampson. [}
Hanson, August, (Matilda), metalworker, h. 25 Sampson. **
Hanson, Axel, finisher,bds. 109 Kidder.
Hanson, Axel L., meatcutter, r. 64 Bemus. j >
Hanson, Barney, (Minnie), metalworker, h. 23 Orchard Ave.
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Hanson, Beata, student, r. 60 Livingston Ave. »' 5"
Hanson, Bernhard, woodworker, r. 60 Livingston Ave. ^ 8"
Hanson, Carl, woodworker, bds. 632 East Sixth.
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Hanson, Christ, (Minnie), cabinetmaker, h. 7 Valley. n 3
Hanson, Christ, (Christina),—Hanson & Stone,—h. 9 Fourteenth.
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Hanson, Christopher, (Hulda), steelstraightener, h. 140 Fulton. 0 2.
Hanson, Clara A., clerk, r. 23 Orchard Ave.
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Hanson, Clara S., widow Jonathan,—dressmaking, over 60 Barrett,—h. do. g |
Hanson, Clara V.,—millinery, 13 Barrett Ave.,—r. 25 Sampson. 0 -a
Hanson, Conrad B., office clerk, r. 64 Bemus. $ %
Hanson, David E., cementworker, r. 4 Curtis.
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Hanson, Ed. C, teamster, r. Ill Sampson.
Hanson, Edith E., paper boxmaker, r. 114 Hall Ave. f «£
Hanson, Edna S., r. 64 Bemus.
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Hanson, Elizabeth, widow James, r. 835 Fairmount Ave.
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Hanson, Elmer, (Carrie), teamster, h. Ill Sampson.
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Hanson, Esther R., mender, r. 114 Hall Ave. s "
Hanson, Erick, (Matilda), nightwatch, h. 4 Curtis. o j
HANSON, FELIX V., (Josephine)—pastor Lutheran Immanuel Church— §• »
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Hanson, Freda, domestic, r. under 22 Bush. •§ "
Hanson, Gust, (Anna), carpenter, h. 50 Hazzard. •, £J
Hanson, Hans J., (Louise), finisher,h. 114 Wescott. *' *•
Hanson, Hedwig E., clerk, r. 25 Sampson.
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Hanson, Henry, (Bertha), coalminer, h. 105 Wescott.
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Hanson, Henry P., (Sofia), machinehand, h. 133 Wilson Ave.
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Hansen, Herman M., (Alice M.)—barber, Samuels Hotel—h. 105 Cross- _ —
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Hanson, Hilmer C, machine hand, r. 114 Hall Ave. § »
Hanson, Hjalmar, (Lois), pfanotuner, h. 62 Myrtle.
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Hanson, Ivar, (Susanna), woodworker, h. over 26 Columbia Ave.
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Hanson, James E., (Katherine),—The Hanson Electric Co.,—h. 356 Foote 3 e
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Hanson, James P., (Marie), cabinetmaker, h. 252 Baker. • g,
Hanson, John, carpenter, bds. 9 Stearns Ave. a °
Hanson, John, sheet metalworker, bds. 166 Bowen.

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Hanson, Nellie Mrs., clerk, r. 178 Barker.
Hanson, Nels, (Johanna), sheet metalworker, h. 60 Livingston Ave.
Hanson, Nels P., (Augusta), boatbuilder, h. 114 Hall Ave.
Hanson, Oliver H.,—office clerk, Gurney Ball Bearing Co.,—r. Celoron.
Hanson, Olivia, widow Andrew, r. 9 Norton Ave.
Hanson, Oscar F., (Ida L.), sheet metalworker, h. 332 Palmer.
Hanson, Oscar V., printer, r. 32 Chapman.
Hanson, Peter, (Alma S.), cement contractor, h. 32 Chapman.
Hanson, Ruth T., clerk, r. 32 Chapman.
Hanson, Segfrid, (Ella),—Johnson & Hanson,—h. over 608 Barrows.
Hanson, Segfried, (Ella), paperhanger, h. 165 Hedges Ave.
Hanson, Stella, textileworker, r. 60 Livingston Ave.
HANSON & STONE—Christ and A. V.—second hand goods, 212 E. Second.
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FURNITURE, STOVES, UPHOLSTERING, CARPET LAYING,
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Hanson, Swan, church janitor, r. 550 East Second.
Hanson, Teckla C, weaver, r. 64 Bemus.
Hanson, Wallder A., laborer, bds. 9 Norton Ave.
Hanson, William H., (Annie), carpenter, h. 155 Barrows.
HANVEY, CHARLES A., (Frances)—optometrist, 234-236 Wellman Bldg.—h.
508 Monroe.
Hapgood, Albert, (Ella H.), farmer, h. 37 Twelfth.
Hapgood, Ethel A., seamstress, r. 37 Twelfth.
Hapgood, Flora L., stock clerk, r. 37 Twelfth.
Hapgood, Lyman P., (Emma B.),—supt. city water and light depts.,—h. 507
Washington.
Hapgood, Maud S., dressmaker, r. 37 Twelfth.
Hara, Daut, machine hand, r. 110 Steele.
Harburg, Anna V., textileweaver, r. 17 Highland Ave.
Harburg, H. Gustaf, woodworker, r. 17 Highland Ave.
Harburg, Ingeborg, r. 31 Weeks.
Harder, Abbie E., h. 801 Cherry.
Hardin, Charles, retired, rms. 311 Pine.
Harding, Harry L., (Edith),—collector and salesman, over 217 N. Main —
h. 13 Pardee Ave.
Harding, Laura,—housekeeper, over 3 Seymour Ave.,—rms. 58 Allen Square.
Hardy, Illingworth, (Lily), clerk, h. 39 Foote Ave.
Hardy, Jeanette, h. over 27 Forest Ave.
Hardwick, Isaac, (Anna), h. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Harreway, Philomena, widow Anntoen, r. under 30 Institute.
"Harford, John H., (Ethel), machinist, h. 66 Chapin.
Harkness, Brainard T„ (Effle B.), blacksmith, h. 115 Euclid Ave.
Harkness, Harriett M., r. 115 Euclid Ave.
Harkness, Louis T., (Myrtle M.),—supt, Automatic Registering Machine
Co.,—h. 75 Newton Ave.
Harlow, Ole O., (Ida M.), printer, h. 76 Blanchard.
Harlow, Peter O., (Emilia A.), carpenter, h. 87 Sturges.
JAMESTOWN Harmon, Frank Opposite HARDWARE A., Street (Louise), Car Waiting CO., woodcarver, Roon Inc. h. aluminum 136 Wilson Ave. ware OF ALL KINDS

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Harmon, Mabel S.,—chief clerk, Nat. Chaut. Co. Bank,—h. over 537 East ^g
Fifth. Q»
Harmon, William, (Lavinia B.), bookkeeper, h. over 33 Fenton PI. "Tl
Harnden, George H.,—sign painter, 73% Allen Blk.,—h. over 311 East 6th. Qi
Harnden, M. Augusta, teacher, r. 311 East Sixth.
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Harnden, Mae, teacher, r. over 311 East Sixth.
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Haras, Frank, (Lena), stationary engineer, h. 1014 North Main. £^
Harper, Charles W., (Mayme),—prop. Oak Cafe,—h. 510 Monroe. m%
Harper Parlors,—Miss D. A. VanVorst, prop.,—over 318 North Main.
Harr, Charles H., (Esther), hotelworker, h. 512 Monroe. 0* .
Harring, Bridget, widow Daniel, r. 601 North Main.
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Harrington, Alfred N., electrician-, h. 21 West Eighth. 2
Harrington, Alice, Mrs., h. 298 South Main.
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Harrington, Bessie, domestic, 21 Chestnut.
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Harrington, Daniel, machine foreman, rms. 17 East Sixth. *^
Harrington, Fanny, widow David, h. over 104 Weeks.
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Harrington, Hugh, clerk, rms. Y. M. C. A.
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Harrington, Isabel, musician, h. 311 West Fourth.
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Harrington, Lucy L., widow Augustus S.,—creamery, 30 Derby,—h. do. i_^
Harrington, Margaret Mrs., h. 66 Ellicott. 09
Harrington, Marguerite T., stenographer, r. 21 Euclid Ave.
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Harrington, Sara Gertrude,—asst gym. teacher, Jamestown High School, 13
—h. 311 West Fourth.
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Harrington, Teresa, teacher, bds. 282 Fairmount Ave.
Harris, Albert J., (Eva M.) mechanical engineer, h. 218 Crossman. J2.
Harris, A. Leigh, (Helen),—ass't ticket agt. Erie R. R.,—h. 229 Prospect. S3
Harris, Alfred HT., A(Pearl R R N.),—Harris I S B Bros.,—h. R O T H121 E Fulton. R S
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Harris, Almon M., (Emily WHOLESALE C), real AND estate, RETAIL h. over 200 West Second. 5- §,
HARRIS BROS.—George BAKERS A. and Alfred - ICE T.—bakery CREAM and ice cream, wholesale f §• J^
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Harris, Clyde, (Lillian), conductor, bds. 149 Jones & Gifford Ave.
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Harris, Cynthia E., widow Davis, h. 12 Cross. £
Harris, Edna, teacher, rms. 412 Winsor. „.
Harris, E. Jay, (Jennie),—detail sup., Watson Mfg. Co.,—h. 12 Cross. 3'
Harris, George A., (Minnie J.),—Harris Bros.—h. 206 Spring.
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Harris, George R., (Eva H.), toolmaker, h. Wicks Ave., R. F. D. 77. g g
Harris, Grace L., stenographer, r. 614 Spring. fc eq
Harris, Harriett, Mrs., r. 322 East Third. M >
Harris, Harry G., physician, 222 Winsor, r. 126 Wilson Ave.
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Harris, John, (Sarah J.)—mfrs. soap, 31 Whitley Ave.—h. 126 Wilson Ave. 3 "TJ
Harris, John G., (Isabella), laborer, h. 160 Lakin Ave.
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Harris, Joseph P., (Etta), draughtsman, h. 1306 West Sixth. J 2
Harris, Lynn, (Clarice W.), h. 207 Chandler.
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Harris, Mabel L., stenographer, r. over 200 West Second.
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Harris, May L., clerk, r. over 200 West Second.
Harris, Milo, (Lucy E.), real estate, h. 608 Prendergast Ave.
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Harris, D Walter, (Sophia), plater, h. 801 Jefferson.
Harrison, Adeline, student, r. 620 Jefferson.
Harrison, Albert H., (Louise F.), police, h. 815 Cherry.
Harrison, Catherine R., r. 1172 Prendergast Ave.
Harrison, Cecelia A., student, r. 1172 Prendergast Ave.
H Harrison, Celia J., clerk, r. 214 West Eighth.
Harrison, David A., (Annie),—cloth critic, Broadhead Worsted Mills—r. 37
Center.
Harrison, Eva A., widow Samuel, h. under 410 Winsor.
W Harrison, Frederick M„ (Ethel M.)—undertaker, 226 Foote Ave.—h. do.
Harrison, George, (Harriett), police, h. 620 Jefferson.
Harrison, James J., R. R. conductor, r. 214 West Eighth.
Harrison, John P., (Jennie), electrical engineer, h. 420 West Eighth.
Harrison, Katherine M., bookkeeper, r. under 410 Winsor.
Harrison, Mary, widow William H., h. 214 West Eighth.
Harrison, Mary E., clerk, r. 214 West Eighth.
Harrison, William, weaver, bds. 85 Falconer.
Harrison, William H., (Mary), clerk, h. 1172 Prendergast Ave.
Harry, Joe, barber, r. 23 Victoria Ave.
Hart, Alice, business student, rms. 58 Bowen.
Hart, Alva E., (Marcia)—baggage transfer, Samuels Hotel—h. 17 Van Buren.
Hart, Floyd C, (Grace)—dentist, 42 Barrett Bldg.—h. 311 Prendergast Ave.
\/Hart, Frank W., machinist, r. 7 Brad.
Hart, Grace O., office clerk, r. 17 Van Buren.
Hart, Iva E., r. 17 Van Buren.
Hart, Laura W., widow John S., h. 7 Brad.
Hart, Leroy, h. 307 East Second.
•'Hart, Lloyd F., machinist, r. 7 Brad.
Hart, Lovirtue C, (Alice R.), steelworker, h. 831 Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Hart, Lowell, farmer, r. 7 Brad.
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Hartenstein, Hannah, textileworker, r. 68 Clyde Ave.
Hartenstein Oswald, (Fanny), textileworker, h. 68 Clyde Ave.
Hartigan, John F., barber, rms. 34 Allen Block.
Hartley, Arthur A., (Ammy), textileworker, h. 78 Water.
Hartley, Henry, (Susan), warpdresser, h. 1009 Jefferson.
Hartley, Herbert A., stenographer, r. over 17 Weeks.
Hartley, James P., (Gladys M.), bookkeeper, h. 225 Foote Ave.
Hartley, John W., (Jane Sharp), clerk, h. 9 Crane.
Hartley, Joseph, r. over 110 East Third.
Hartley, Joseph, (Rhoda), woolsorter, h. over 17 Weeks.
o Hartley, Martha, widow George, h. over 110 East Third.
Hartley, William, r. over 110 East Third.
Hartley, see Hutley.
Hartman, Harry, (Adelle), upholsterer, h. 41 Thirteenth.
Hartquist, Arthur, (Carrie), upholsterer, h. 41 Thayer.
Hartquist, August, (Matilda), retired, h. over 124 Park.
Hartquist, Carl, sheet metalworker, bds. 79 Hedges Ave.
Hartquist, Dora I., office clerk, r. 124 Park.
Hartquist, Emil A., clerk, r. over 124 Park.
Hartquist, Eric L., painter, r. over 124 Park.
S Hartquist, Ernest R., textileworker, r. over 124 Park.
S C* S Lighting Harvey, Equipment Emily, A. Austin, Edna, Alfred Addison, clerk, widow L., for (Blanche)—supt. (Katie), Every (Bertha r. Joseph, 34 Purpose Hazzard. miller, M.), h. 34 clerk, h. Jamestown Hazzard. 9 h. Hammond. 406 St. Livingston Electric Ry.—h. Co. 1210 Ave. West Sixth.

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Harvey, Phidelia M., widow Russell A., r. 86 Victoria Ave. £3
Harvey, Russell A., laborer, r. 86 Victoria Ave.
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Harwood, John, (Anna), h. 14 William.
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Haskell, Archie A., (Anna O.), city fireman,h. 129 Bush. 2
Haskins, Ethan A., farmer, h. 112% Hazzard.
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Haskins, John H., (Celia E.), farmer, h. 369 Foote Ave. .^
Hassing, Ludvic, (Albertina), woodworker, h. 833 Newland Ave. m±
Hastings, Horace E., clerk, bds. 1201 Prendergast Ave. m*
Hastings, Maggie, widow Emerick, h. 345 South Main. *"
Hatch, Adda H., widow Delos, h. over 500 East Fifth.
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Hatch, Bemus, draughtsman, r. 328 East Fourth.
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Hatch, Charles A., (Mellisa), painter, h. 65 Eleventh.
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Hatch, Cora A., canvasser, r. 65 Eleventh. \j
Hatch, Dorrill K., student, r. 328 East Fourth. ©
Hatch, Frank D., (Jessie W.), bookkeeper, h. 248 Hazzard.
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HATCH, FRED E., (Helena B.)—drugs, books and stationery, 10 East Third {H*
—h. 328 East Fourth.
FRED E. HATCH, Druggist 9
10 EAST THIRD STREET
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Difficult cases solicited
Hatch, Fred, Jr., (Ruth B.)—purchasing agent Interior Metal Mfg. Co.—h. ^
611 East Sixth. 0»
Hatch, George M., (Marjorie)—confectionery, 360 Fairmount Ave.—h. Ash- ^ZZ
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Hatch, John, (Hilda), h. 581 Allen.
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Hatch, Vesta L., student, r. 248 Hazzard.
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Hatch, East Vernelle Second.
Haug, Joseph C,
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153 Chandler.
The Journal—h. over 103
Haug, Joseph Mark, real estate, r. over 153 Chandler.
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Haupin, Carl P., (Georgie), chauffeur, h. 717 Murray Ave.
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Hauptman, Albert, (Gertrude), woodworker, h. 108 Cheney.
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Haven, Eva, widow Jacob, h. over 1 Kipp. *g
Haviland, Chapman B., metal furniture erector, r. 621 Prendergast Ave. 2
Haviland, Margaret A., (Ross H.), h. over 621 Prendergast Ave.
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Hawkins, T. Allen, (Martha A.)—musical instructor 124 Barrett—h. do. ^O
Hawkins, Mary, r. 516 Jefferson. *2*
HAWKINS RESTAURANT—Noyes & Freeman, props.—14 East Third. J
Hawkins, William N., (Georgie A.), cook, h. 610 West Sixth. i *•
Hawkinson, Alfred, woodturner, bds. over 713 Newland Ave.
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Hawkinson, Hjalmer, (Anna), woodturner, h. 39 Ridgeway Ave.
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Hawkinson, Johanna, widow John V., h. 814 East Second. *i
Hawkinson, Linus, woodworker, bds. 713 Newland Ave.

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D Haworth, see Howarth.
Hawthorn, Manley K., (Anna), conductor, h. over 130 Stowe.
Haycook, Samuel, nightwatch, bds. 23 Peach.
Hayden, Fannie J., widow J. B., r. 123 Lakeview Ave.
Hayes, Fred G., (Hazel A.), production clerk Art Metal Const. Co., h. 108
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Hayes, James A., (Selma), police, h. 310 West Seventh.
Hayes, John, (Katherine), laborer, h. 1 East Seventh.
Hayes, John, (Elizabeth), freighthandler, h. 129 Fairview Ave.
W Hayes, John H., (Ethel), deliveryman, h. over 20 McKinley Ave.
Hayes, John N., (Johanna), telegraph operator, h. 510% Monroe.
Hayes, Lila, domestic, r. 405 Hazeltine Ave.
Hayes, Lillian M., stenographer, r. 612 Pine.
Hayes, Mary, waitress, r. 1 East Seventh.
Hayes, Timothy F., (Margaret), gen. yardmaster Erie R. R., h. 25 Regent.
Haymarket Saloon—Fred B. Smith—23 Forest Ave.
HAYNES BROS.—G. Alfred and Walter H., props.—Fairmount Grocery, 108
Fairmount Ave.
Haynes, Charles K., (Emma)—optometrist, 425-427 Wellman Bldg.—r. 333
Crossman.
Haynes, G. Alfred, (Marie)—Haynes Bros.—h. 20 Cook Ave.
Haynes, Glenn K., student, r. 333 Crossman.
Haynes, Laura Fenton, widow Charles, h. 11 Broadhead Ave.
Haynes, Walter H., (Myrtie)—Haynes Bros.—h. 112 Cook Ave.
Haynes, William J., (Jennie N.), piano finisher,h. 48 Eagle
Haynes, Winnifred H., office clek, r. 333 Crossman.
Hayward, Benjamin A., (Jeanette), h. Ill East Eighth.
Hayward, Gerald T., polisher, r. over 1002 North Main.
Hayward, Harry W., (Alice), clerk, h. 907 North Main.
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HAYWARD, JAMES S., (Mollie)—groceries, 627 Prend. Ave.—h. 127 Fulton.
Hayward, Jeanette C, student, r. 127 Fulton.
Hayward, Lynn D., r. 21 Derby.
Hayward, Maud, r. 12 Dexter.
Hayward, Ned, stationary fireman,bds. 16 Schuyler.
Hayward, Otis, (Flora), electrical engineer, h. Merlin Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Hayward & Peterson—W. W. and H. G.—restaurant, 6 South Main.
Hayward, Sylvia A., Mrs., h. 21 Derby.
Hayward, William N., lunchcounter clerk, r. 59 Steele.
Hayward, William W., (Wioma)—Hayward & Peterson—h. 6 South Main.
Hazeltine, Albert E., (Minnie), miller, h. 110 Charles.
0 Hazeltine, Alice, teacher, r. 226 Winsor.
Hazeltine, Alton E.—Hazeltine & Hovey—h. R. F. D. 76.
Hazletine, Carrie, teacher, r. 507 Spring.
HAZELTINE, EDWARD L., (Katherine M.)—physician and surgeon, 2 East
Fourth—h. 18 do.
Hazeltine, Elizabeth, teacher, r. 226 Winsor.
Hazeltine, Fanny, widow Henry M., h. 226 Winsor.
Hazeltine, Frances, r. 503 Newland Ave.
Hazeltine, Gertrude, telephone operator, h. 36 Cross.
S Hazeltine, Herman W., (Edith), laborer, h. 503 Newland Ave.
Hazeltine & Hovey—Clarence L. and Alton E.—contractors, city garbage disposal,
Ladies Second Place Health Ralph, Margaret, Lillian, Laban, Dining Floor in Room clerk, Department, (Gertrude r. the 503 student, DLjlLft. "uravii, r. f)f Newland 503 J.),—physician, « r. Newland City ill/- 7 Ave. Hall. Allen. t>LAK vuni* npin Ave. /lipr 2 East I vni A HENRY lFourth—h. t mj A. 22 Eaat BAUER •*Pri»t" Ill Third E. Strut Sixth. I* SMost S City. Hazeltine, Popular on .

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Hazeltine, Ray T., (Mabel M.), railway mail clerk, h. 7 Allen. ^^
Hazzard, C. M., (Marion), saw millworker, h. under 11 West Fourth. 3
Hazzard, Walter S. (Katherine)—supt. Prudential Life Ins. Co.—h. 234 Fulton. !L
Head, Katherine, Mrs., office clerk, r. 311 Prendergast Ave.
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Heald, Hannah, r. 25 Maple.
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Heald, John, (Ada)—plumbing, steam and gasfitting, under 211 East Third— 90,
h. 25 Maple. fgm^
Heald, Thomas, Jr., (Edna J.)—plumbing and heating, 225 West Third—h.
26 Royal Ave. {*}
Heald, William, electrician, r. 25 Maple.
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Healey, C. Leslie, (Grace E.), teamster, h. over 520 Forest Ave.
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Heath, Charles H., insurance, rms. 320 Allen. .
Heath, Frank H., (Blanche), motorman, h. 1111 Clinton.
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Heath, Mabel A., music teacher, r. 812 North Main.
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Heath, Morgan L., student, bds. 88 Newton Ave.
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Heath, Wilson, (Grace), clerk, h. 812 North Main. __
Heath, Winfred, (Gertrude), h. 811 Spring. J"
Heathcote Charles, metalworker, rms. 63 Allen Block.
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Heathcote, Walter, (Anna)—women's ready-to-wear clothes, 301 East Sec- Jj^
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Hebener, Henry, (Erma), conductor, h. over 611 Pine. q%
Heckathorn, A. L., (Lucy), woodfinisher, h. 65 Royal Ave.
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Heckathorn, Irene—cashier McCrory's 5 and 10c Store—r. 65 Royal Ave. ^"
Heckathorne, Joseph H., (Katherine)—Samuels Tailoring & Cleaning Co|— m*
h. 6 Genesee. «*C
Hector, Axel, millhand, r. 812 Newland Ave.
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Hector, Hilder, r. 812 Newland Ave.
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Hector, John, (Charlotte S.) woodworker, h. 812 Newland Ave.
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Hed, Carl H., tailor, r. 116% William. £
Hed, Ella F., charwoman, r. 116% William. 2
Hed, Elna, domestic, W. C. A. Hospital. ."
Hed, Otto, (Hilda), tailor, h. 116% William.
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Hedberg, Abel, (Tillie), welder, h. 18 Dearing Ave.
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Hedberg, Hilding A., woodworker, r. 18 Dearing Ave.
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Hedberg, Otto E., sheet metalworker, r. 18 Dearing Ave.
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Hedberg, Swen A., meatcutter, r. 18 Dearing Ave.
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Hedge, K. J., r. 214 Chandler.
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Hedges, Nettie Kelly, widow Walter,—millinery, 824 North Main—h. do.
Hedin, Andrew O., h. 496 Willard.
Hedin, Arthvlr, cementworker, bds. 167 Chandler.
Hedin, Carl J., (Eureka), spotwelder, h. 166 Bowen.
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Hedin, Dick, painter, r. over 117 Palmer.
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Hedin, Elmer G., (Anna K.), machinist, h. 117 Palmer.
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Hedin, Esther, weaver, bds. 53 Thirteenth.
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Hedin, Ethelyn J., music teacher, h. over 47 Tower. 05
Hedin, G. Fred, (Ida T.), sheet metalworker, h. over 117 Palmer.
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Hedin, Maria C, r. 496 Willard.
Hedin, Nellie, weaver, r. over 117 Palmer.
Baldwin, Hedlund, Hedin, Hedine, Ruth Ernest, Sexton, Emma Charles H. weum^BSmg finisher,bds. E., cabinetmaker, S., J., : stenographer, widow (Ida), Eric, metalworker, 200 bds. Fine domestic, r. Falconer. 200 47 Tower. Engraving h. Falconer. h. over 216105 East McKinley First. * Ave.
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D Hedlund, Frank, textileworker, h. over 30 Stowe.
Hedlund, Oscar, wood cabinetmaker, bds. 154 Barrows.
Hedlund, Paul, woodworker, bds. 13 Victoria Ave.
Hedman, David L., clerk, r. 17 Hedges Ave.
Hedman, Elsie, textileworker, r. 328 Stowe.
H Hedman, Elsie, r. 17 Hedges Ave.
Hedman, Emma, r. 328 Stowe.
Hedman, Eskil, gardener, r. 328 Stowe.
Hedman, Jennie, dressmaker, r. 17 Hedges Ave.
W Hedman, John, (Hulda), filecutter,h. 17 Hedges Ave.
Hedman, Louis P., printer, r. 17 Hedges Ave.
Hedman, Minnie, textileworker, r. 17 Hedges Ave.
Hedman, P. August, (Emma), cementworker, h. 328 Stowe.
Hedstrom, Fred, (Huldah), painter, h. 85 Barker.
Hedstrom, H. W., r. 10 King.
Hedstrom, John A., (Carrie A.),—real estate and insurance—h. over 228
East Second.
Hedstrom, Rudolph H., (Minnie B.), machinist, h. 120 William.
HEELAS, GEORGE H., (Louise)—Heelas Flower Store, 318 North Main—
h. 714 Washington.
Heelas, Louise, Mrs., modiste, 714 Washington.
Hedburg, Essel, teacher, rms. 43 Tenth.
Hegeman, Elizabeth, widow John, h. 818 Prendergast Ave.
Hegert, Ellen, domestic, 402 Lakeview Ave.
Hegg, Andrew M., h. 407 English.
Hegg, Axel, (Helen), nightwatch, h. 156 Allen.
Hegg, George, woodworker, bds. 22 Eagle.
Hegg, Oscar, cabinetmaker, bds. 22 Eagle.
Hegg, Ruth V., presser, r. 156 Allen.
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Heginbotham, David, (Susana), carpenter, h. 120 Crescent.
Heglund, Fred, (Emma), bench boss, h. 15 Vega.
Heglund, Harry W., clerk, r. 15 Vega.
Heglund, Henry E., (Nannie A.), machinist, h. 16 Palmer.
Heglund, Herbert P., photo engraver, r. 15 Vega.
Heglund, Jennie V., clerk, r. 15 Vega.
Hegquist, Amanda, tailoress, r. over 262 Forest Ave.
Hegren, Knute A., (Gertrude A.), painter and decorator, h. 91 Sturges.
Hegstedt, Axel E., (Bertha), blacksmith, h. 279 Prospect.
Hegstedt, Edwin E., (Mary), blacksmith, h. over 46 Water.
Hegstedt, Edward P., r. 46 Water.
0 Hegstedt, John, (Alfreda), metalworker, h. over 14 Bishop.
Hegstrom, Nels, painter and finisher,h. under 711 Newland Ave.
Hegstrom, Theodore O., (Anna), carpenter, h. 12 Johnson.
Hegwall, Otto, (Hannah), h. over 124 Water.
Heimberger, Andrew, h. 37 Mt. Vernon Place.
Heineman, Louis—wholesale and retail liquors, 12 East Third—rms. over
211 North Main.
Heintz, Catherine J., widow John, r. 1024 North Main.
Heitmueller, Frederick H., bookkeeper, r. 830 Cherry.
SHeitmueller, Lucy, widow Henry, seamstress, h. 830 Cherry.
Helberg, Eric, painter, bds. 156 Allen.
SHelgran, 'p STallr laiA tat!til Willi Hedda, Hulda, A. Lavern, Rantl Fred, Gordon, widow Deniiey laborer, air (Mary upholsterer, CONNECTICUT Axel, John, L.),—Carlson r. 7% textileworker, r. w.J.Bentley, r. Garfield. 488 LIFE 54 Willard. & Virginia Helgran—h. INS. Mgr., 488 CO., Blvd. Office, Willard. Hartford,Conn.
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Helgran, Robert, (Effie L.), clerk, h. 534 Winsor.
Helgren, Arvid J., (Mathilda M.), shipping clerk, h. 152% Allen.
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Helgren, Bert, r. 246 Buffalo.
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HELGREN DEVELOPING CO.—Glen T. Helgren, prop.—kodak finishing. £*
over 700 East Second.
HELGREN DRUG CO.—Glen T. Helgren, prop.—retail dealers, 700 East 2nd. ^»X
Helgren, Elsie J., clerk, r. 152% Allen.
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Helgren, Glen T., (Ethelyn)—Helgren Drug Co. and Helgren Developing Co.
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Helin, Elmer, (Edith), mechanic, h. over 3 Sturges.
Heller, John C, (Rose), news agent Erie R. R., r. 22 Utica. "| 3
Helliwell Ada M., student, r. 9 Cliff Place. 2. «
Helliwell, Arthur, (Alice), foreman textileworker, h. 9 Cliff Place. — 5.
Helliwell, Mary A., student, r. 9 Cliff Place.
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Helmes, Clair R., (Kate), bartender, h. Ill Francis. g §
Helmes, Herbert A., student, r. Ill Francis.
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Helstrom, William, (Elizabeth), cementworker, r. over 6 Winsor.
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Hemingway, R. Chapin, retired, r. 223 Allen.
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Hemingway, Walter, (Ada H. B.), textileworker, h. 48 Linwood Ave. S §
Hemphill, Frederick R., (Emma)—asst. mgr. Jamestown Brewing Co.—h. 207 " is
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Hemphill, John, carpenter, rms. 409 Cherry. "
Henderson, Anna C, bookkeeper, r. 421 East Second.
Henderson, Carl W., undertaker, r. 421 East Second. ! a,
Henderson, Charles P., (Hannah A.)—Henderson-Lincoln Undertaking Co.— § 5*
h. 421 East Second. Ef 2
Henderson, Jennie M., widow C. Frank, r. 529 West Third. • g,
Henderson, Kate, music teacher, h. over 111 Van Buren. g, ©
HENDERSON-LINCOLN UNDERTAKING CO.—C. P. Henderson and David £
Lincoln—421 East Second. .§ "n
Henderson, Lucia T.,—librarian, James Prendergast Free Library—rms. 208 2. 2
East Fifth.
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Henderson, Rhoe B., detailer Watson Mfg. Co., h. 529 West Third. "* »
Henderson, Weir J. K., bookkeeper, r. 529 West Third.
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Hendrickson, Agnes, r. 146 Barrows.
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Hendrickson, Arvid, (Matilda), painter, h. over 51 Benedict. £
Hendrickson, Charles, (Hilma), machine operator h. 577 Willard.
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Hendrickson, Charles J., ,Anna), foreman city water dept., h. 146 Barrows, g «
Hendrickson, Christine, widow Charles, dressmaker, h. over 148 Thayer. 3 5
Hendrickson Doris, student, r. over 148 Thayer. ^ ""
Hendrickson, Emil, (Sophy), machinist, h. 57 Blanchard.
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Hendrickson, Florena, textileworker, r. 146 Barrows. s_ >§
Hendrickson, Frank, (Ida), foreman woodworker, h. 227 Barrows.
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Hendrickson, Henry, laborer, r. 146 Barrows.
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Hendrickson, Henry, (Thyra), laborer, h. over 48 Pearl Ave. 2
Hendrickson, Herbert, farmer, r. over 148 Thayer. ©
Hendrickson, John, (Gerda), janitor K. of P. hall, h. over 45 South Main. S1 C"
Hendrickson, John, laborer, r. 146 Barrows.
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Hendrickson, Leonard, stationory engineer, r. 146 Barrows.
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Hendrickson, Lewis, upholsterer, r. 146 Barrows.
Honest Hendrickson, Work Lloyd, Wilbert, Van Ruby, Ruth Gelder ffi J. stenographer, machinehand, M., cabinetmaker, Win Elmer, r. 146 Barrows. (Clara), r. Baldwin, over 577 r. 577 Willard. teamster, 148 Willard. Thayer. JSSZ. h. 612 East |j Eighth.
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Hilton, Annie, teacher, rms. 362 East Fourth.
Hill wig, John G., (Anna), water and oil well driller, h. 19 Ninth.
Himberger, Andrew, butcher, h. 9 Mt. Vernon Place.
Himebaugh Bros.—J. M., L. B., and George M.—mfrs. dining room furniture,
488 Hallock.
Himebaugh, Carl E., clerk, r. 34 Hazzard.
Himebaugh, Clyde L., (Mary), motorman, h. 34 Hazzard.
Himebaugh, George C., (Martha E.), janitor Y. M. C. A., h. 82 Bowen.
Himebaugh, George M.—Himebaugh Bros.—r. 415 Lakeview Ave.
Himebaugh, Joseph, M. (Anna B.)—Himebaugh Bros.—h. 415 Lakeview Ave.
Himebaugh, Lyle B., (Helen C.)—Himebaugh Bros.—h. 605 North Main.
Himebaugh, Sylvia E., widow Darwin, practical nurse, r. 1006 Prend. Ave.
Himes, Allen E., (Laura), meatcutter, h. 830% North Main.
Himes, Mildred D., r. 830% North Main.
Himes, Merritt E., delivery clerk Western Union Tel. Co., r. 830% N. Main.
Himes, Myrtle M., pianist, r. 830% North Main.
Himes, Vivian N., r. 830% North Main.
Hind & Coe—R. A. and H. E. Hind, props.—saloon, 113 East Second.
Hind, Rose A., widow Asa,—Hind & Coe—h. Falconer, N. Y.
Hind, Harry, (Mayme)—Hind & Coe—h. over 945 East Second.
Hindle, Ernest P., (Emily), commercial traveler, h. 93 Stewart Ave.
Hinds, Joseph, laborer, bds. 129 Pennsylvania Ave.
Hine, Beulah M., student, r. 850 North Main.
Hines, Michael, (Nora), r. 109 Newland Ave.
Hines, Seth, (Edna)—barber, under 34 North Main—h. 61 Tenth.
Hines, Vina, domestic, rms. 311 Pine.
Hines, Walter M., (Rose), commercial traveler, h. 109 Newland Ave.
Hinman, Alice, widow Millard—roomers, 715 East Second—h. do.
Hinman, Henry, (Rebecca), retired, h. 13 Sherman.
Hinney, Arthur, laborer, bds. 84 Chautauqua Ave.
Hinney, Marcus, woodworker, bds. 84 Chautauqua Ave.
Hintze, Carl, tailor, r. 601 West Seventh.
Hirschauer Block, 824 North Main.
Hirschauer, Herman H., (Adelaide), retired, h. 614 Pine.
Hirst, Charles, (Ettie), musician, rms. 217 Fulton.
Hirst, Herbert, (Clara), steamfitter, h. over 155 Barrows.
Hirst, Katherine, rms. 333 East Fifth.
Histed, Ives J., (Ruth E.), freight agt. Chautauqua Traction Co., h. over 19
Strong.
Hitchcock, Agnes, widow Albert, r. 715 Washington.
Hitchcock, Albert, (Bessie), teamster, h. over 250 Hallock.
HITCHCOCK, ARTHUR H.—attorney, over 9 West Third—r. 557 E. Second.
HITCHCOCK, HORACE, (Martha R.)—real estate and loans, over 9 West
Third—h. 557 East Second.
Hitchcock, Kate S., r. 117 Euclid Ave.
Hitchcock, Martin, r. 557 East Second.
Hitchcock, Walter, (Isabelle), stationary engineer, h. 117 Euclid Ave.
Hitchcock, Wilbur, motorman, rms. 217 West Second.
Hitchiner, Harriet, widow John, r. 74 Foote Ave.
Hjalm, Andrew E., (Alma D.), sheet metalworker, h. 341 Falconer.
Hjalm, Hjalmarson, Hjartquist, Hjerpe, Eric Carl see Oscar, J., John F., Hjertquist.
(Augusta (Anna J., (Mina), (Hilma), M.), A.), finisher,h. patternmaker, coachman, metalworker, over h. h. 28 110 h. 119 Linden Euclid over Palmer. 141 Ave.
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Hjert, Charles A., (Hulda S.), electrician, h. 204 Palmer. J3
Hjert & Co.—Mrs. Anna Hjert—millinery, 148 Foote Ave. «j
Hjert, Frank E., (Anna M.), woodworker, h. 7 Maple. m\
Hjertquist, Ann A., r. 211 Hazzard.
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Hjertquist, Charles A., (Clara E.), finisher,h. 37 Sturges. ^^
\ Hjertquist, Dora A., weaver, r. 211 Hazzard. m±
Hjertquist, Julia C, weaver, r. 211 Hazzard. 2a,
Hjertquist, Matilda, widow Charles M., h. 211 Hazzard. *^
Hjertquist, Roy, loomfixer, r. 211 Hazzard. «q
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Hjorth Oil Co.—William Hjorth, sec.-treas.—producers, 28 Taylor.
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Hoadley, Herman C, (Elizabeth), foreman freight handler, h. 26 Center.
Hoadley, Lewis, (Lillian), motorman h. Ill Hazzard.
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Hoag, Lottie M., r. 237% McKinley Ave.
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Hoag, Mary, widow Seneca, r. 1310 Washington.
Hoaglund, Edward C, (Amelia H.), teamster, h. 38 Eighteenth.
Hoard, Claude S., (Minnie)—blacksmith, 12 Harrison—h. 27 Kingsbury Ave
Hoard, Franklin R., electrician, r. 7 Forest Park.
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Hoard, Luna, r. 416 West Sixth.
Hoard, Mary S., widow Lorenzo B., h. 105 West Fifth.
Hoard, Ruth E., r. 43 Tenth.
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Hoard, William M., (Lydia B.)—blacksmith, 208 Washington—h. 7 Forest mi
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Hoard, Winfred W., (Mary)—prop. The Grandin—h. 121-123 East Second.
Hobbs, Amos A., (Elizabeth), laborer, h. under 234 McKinley Ave. (^
Hobbs, Estella, widow Freim, h. 17 Pyre.
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Hockett, Frank W., student, h. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
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Hockett, John L., student, h. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
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Hockman, Theresa, domestic, 829 East Second.
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Hodgen, Sarah, r. over 30 Franklin.
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Hodges, Lynn B., (F. Bernice) painter and decorator, h. over 149 McKinley mi
Hodges, William, (Minnie), carpenter, h. 291 Fairmount Ave.
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Hodgkinson, Joseph, (Matilda), retired, h. 463 Willard.
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Hoffman, Valentine E., machinist, r. 1510 Washington.
Hofgren, Lydia, widow Ludwig, h. 154 Barrows.
Hofsted, Peter A., (Lottie), woodworker, h. 17 West Seventh.
Hogan, Mary, domestic, 213 East Second.
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Hoggenboom, Adeline, widow Joshua—millinery, 586 East Second—r. 152
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Hogle, Francis M., (Nellie M.)—pres. and mgr. Hogle Oil Co.—h. 1145
Prendergast Ave.
W HOGLE OIL CO.—F. M. Hogle, pres. and gen. mgr.; H. E. Adams, vice pres.;
Harry W. Fenton, sec; Brewer D. Phillips, treas.—615 West Eighth.
Hoglin, Albert P., (Louise A. E.), machinist, h. over 117 CVown.
Hogue, Delia, Mrs.,—roomers, 549 West Third—h. do.
Hohman, Luella, Mrs., cashier Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., r. over 234 E. 2nd.
Hokanson, Alfred G., (Elizabeth J.), h. 6 Partridge.
Hokanson, Minnie, domestic, r. 1381 East Second.
Hokenson, Edward, (Carolina), carpenter, h. 201 Falconer.
Holander, Gust, painter, bds. 1106 East Second.
Holbrook, George, freight checker, bds. 750 Buffalo.
Holcomb, Harold C, laborer, r. 20 Fluvanna Ave.
Holcomb, Robert E., (Anna), electrician, h. 427 East Fifth.
Holden, Glen A., (Mary F.), telephone lineman, h. 220 Fulton.
Holdredge, Thomas S., (Rhodelia),—groceries, 32 West Cowden Place—h.
160 Barrett.
.Holdridge, Earl H., (Helen), woodworker, h. over 11 Dearing Ave.
Holdridge, Hubert C, sander, bds. 11 Dearing Ave.
Holdsworth, Emma, widow Walton, h. 133 Crescent.
Holdsworth, Harry, textileworker, r. 133 Crescent.
Holdsworth, Herbert, (Florence), textileworker, h. 27 Walnut.
Holiday, Henrietta, widow Van Buren, practical nurse, h. 808 Prend. Ave.
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Holland, Thomas, stenographer, bds. 14 Seymour Ave.
Hollander, Clarence, blacksmith, r. 661 Foote Ave.
Hollander, Edna M., stenographer, r. 661 Foote Ave.
Hollander, Gilbert W., chauffeur, r. 661 Foote Ave.
Hollander, Nels, (Alma)—blacksmith and repair shop, 112 Harrison—h. 661
Foote Ave.
Holle, Belinda A., widow William, h. over 93 Barker.
Hollenbeck, Addison E., (Abbie), h. over 529 East Fifth.
Hollenbeck, Delia, widow Daniel, r. 108 Crescent.
O Hollenbeck, Ethel, widow Jerome S., h. 1208 West Sixth.
Hollenbeck, Erie, farmer, r. 1208 West Sixth.
Hollenbeck, George L., (Minnie B.), police, h. 26 McKinley Ave.
Hollenbeck, Herbert, farmer, r. 1208 West Sixth.
Hollenbeck, Iva, teacher, r. 108 Crescent.
Hollenbeck, Jacob, (Nancy), farmer, r. 1208 West Sixth.
Hollenbeck. Lucy, r. 807 Spring.
Hollenbeck, Lydia, widow Thomas, r. 129 Prospect.
Holliday, Rosanne, weaver, bds. 136 Foote Ave.
Holliday, see Holiday, Halladay and Halliday.
Hollings, Bertha, textileworker, r. 409 Hazeltine Ave.
Most BLACK Hollings, Popular John, Ellen, James, Place W., BEAR (Betty), widow laborer, (Louise), (Nina), John,—groceries, the laborer, r. metalworker, textileworker, CAFE, City. 215 Newland h. Ladies 215 Newland h. 59 HENRY Ave. h. Dining 409 Harrison—h. 6 Webster. Hazeltine Ave. Room A. BAUER, on do. Ave. 2nd Floor. Proprietor 22 E.

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Hollister, Edward, finisher, rms. 33 Harrison.
Hollister, Florence M., teacher, r. 304 Hallock.
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Hollister, Laurella, student, r. 304 Hallock. f+
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D Holmes, Earl R., (Hazel), oflSce clerk, h. 28 Park.
Holmes, Elof C, rubber, r. 225 Hazzard.
S Holmes, Emil L., (Bernice C), foreman metalworker, h. 610 Cherry.
Holmes, Emily E., widow Ephriam, h. over 234 East Second.
Holmes, Emily W., tutor, r. 825 Prendergast Ave.
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Holmes, Ernest, (Hazel), shipping clerk, h. 28 Park.
Holmes, Frank, wood finisher,h. 38 Sampson.
A Holmes, Frank E., (Rena), machinist, h. 215 Barrows.
Holmes, Frank W., upholsterer, r. 612 Murray Ave.
W Holmes, Fred C, yardman Johnson Ice & Coal Co., h. 612 Murray Ave.
Holmes, G. C, (Ella),—brokers, Chadakoin Bldg.—h. 23 Peach.
Holmes, Grace, weaver, r. 37 Center.
Holmes, Gust, (Edith), machinehand, r. 107 Willard.
Holmes, Gust Carl, (Helen), telegraph operator, h. 58% Bowen.
Holmes, Hazel H., mender, r. 199 Fairmount Ave.
P Holmes, Henry C, (Amy R.),—Holmes Awning Works—h. over 315 Spring.
Holmes, Herman O., (Louise H.), laborer, h. 210 Baker.
A Holmes, Hilmer A., (Carrie), steelworker, h. 202 Baker.
Holmes, Ida, stenographer and bookkeeper, rms. 405 West Third.
Y Holmes, Ida L., widow Peter, h. 225 Hazzard.
Holmes, James, woodworker, r. 234 Falconer.
S Holmes, Jennie, domestic, 316 East Fourth.
Holmes, John, metalworker, bds. 119-123 Fairmount Ave.
Holmes, John, weaver, h. 839 North Main.
Holmes, John W., (Anna), steamfitter, h. over 21 Stowe.
Holmes, Joseph, (Emma), warpdresser, h. 37 Center.
Holmes, Mabel V., music teacher, r. 38 Sampson.
T Holmes, Martha, domestic, 32 Euclid Ave.
Holmes, Mary, Mrs., cook, rms. 25 Allen Block.
H Holmes, Margaret, widow M. C, h. 135 Lakeview Ave.
Holmes, Olive M„ r. 225 Hazzard.
Holmes, Oscar, (Sofia), textileworker, h. over 124 Winsor.
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Holmes, Raymond W., bookkeeper, r. 38 Sampson.
Holmes, Robert H., (Josephine), machinist, h. 21 Walnut.
Holmes, Richard, (Bessie), lineman, h. 25 Utica.
Holmes, Sadie, widow Louis, textileworker, h. 9 Grandin.
Holmes, Taylor A., bookkeeper, r. 199 Fairmount Ave.
Holmes, Walter A., foreman metalworker, r. 210 Baker.
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Holmes, William A., (Nettie M.)-Jsupt. Jamestown Table Co.—h. 199 Fairmount
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0 Holmes, W. Otto, (Eva), machinist, h. 237 McKinley Ave.
Holmes, see Holm.
S Holmlund, Henry L., clothing clerk, r. 4 Willis.
Holmlund, Marvin N., machinehand, r. 4 Willis.
S Holmlund, Perry, (Hannah), painter, h. 4 Willis.
Holmlund, Rudolph J., sheet metalworker, r. 4 Willis.
E Holmlund, Serena S., student, r. 4 Willis.
Holmquist, Augusta, widow Goram, r. 32 Bush.
STollf HOLMQUIST, Tirifli CARL Rnntlair A. F., (Charlotte CONNECTICUT H.)—photographer, LIFE INS. CO., 335 Hartlord, E. Second—h. Conn.
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Holmquist, Linda F., widow John A., h. 132 Barrett.
Holmstrom, CONNECTICUT Holmquist, R. Oscar, Edith, Emma, Fritz LIFE Marie, E., (Alma), INS. textileworker, (Hildur), student, CO., machinehand, r. Hartford, cabinetmaker, 614 r. over 229 Prendergast Weeks. 229 h. Conn. 18 Weeks. h. Hedges over Ave. 82 Ave. Hedges Ave.

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Holmstrom, Gust, (Clara),—brooms, 622 Barrows—h. do.
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Holmwood, Albert, upholsterer, bds. 110 Barrows.
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Holmwood, Bert, upholsterer, bds. 356 East Third.
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Holroyd, Edmond W., woolsorter, r. 12 Newland Ave.
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Holroyd, Harry J., linotype operator The Journal, r. 12 Newland Ave. •
Holroyd, Jeanette, widow Fred W., h. 12 Newland Ave.
Holstrom, Carl, sheet metalworker, bds. 149 Jones & Gifford Ave.
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Holt, Charles F., (Mertie), shipping clerk, h. 343 Price. g „
Holt, Helen M., laundress, r. 312 Hazeltine Ave. £ 3
Holt, John Emil, (Emma C), sheet metalworker, h. 91 Ellicott. >o *
Holt, Marvin, r. 800 Prendergast Ave.
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Holt, Millard C, (Mary M.), laborer, h. 620 Spring. a o.
Holt, Torr A., metalworker, r. 312 Hazeltine Ave. S §
Holt, Walter J., (Mildred), painter, h. 8 Irvine Place. g, **
Holt, W. E., (Alma A.), millwright, h. 618 Newland Ave.
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Homer, Carlyle R., grocery clerk, r. under 306 West Fourth. p g>
Homer, Dora H., cloth mender, r. 809 East Second.
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Homer, Glenn R., (Mary)—groceries, 306 West Fourth—h. over do. K §
Homer, Jane B., widow Eugene L., h. 809 East Second. j *
Homer, Mabel, r. 437 Baker, o 2,
Homer, Smith, (Ida), farmer, h. 437 Baker. JT 2
Homewood, A. J. r. 356 East Third. ,§ j
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Hooker, John, commercial traveler, rms. 117 Broadhead Ave.
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Hoon, Mary A., widow Francis R., h. over 201 East Second.
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Hooper, Albro H., (Clara D.),—pharmacist, 9 South Main—h. Stillwater. B 3
Hooper, George, (Ruth), warpdresser, h. under 28 Maple. ~ %
Hoover, Martha W., r. 33 Regent.
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Hoover, Ora, (Rose), stationary engineer, h. 1061% East Second. _ *"
Hoover, Samuel S., (Martha J.),—asst. supt. International Correspondence a e
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Hope, George, (Selma)—mgr. Moose Cafe—h. over 135 Allen.
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Hopkins, Charles, (Fannie), wood trimmer, h. over 515 Crescent. » «-
Hopkins, Don, (Ella), metalworker, h. 356% East Fourth. ©
Hopkins, Elizabeth C, Mrs., h. 329 East Second. B f-
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Hopkins, Lillian K., clerk, bds. 312 East Third.
Baldwin, Hopkins, Hopkinson, Hopson, Horan, Helen Bert, Theodore Mildred, Sam, M., (Margaret), weun^Buliaing (Sarah), clerk, business E., (Elizabeth)—groceries, r. textileworker, R. 714% student, R. fireman,h. Lafayette. rms. Diamond under 207 6151 Allen. 410 West East Expert Winsor. Sixth—h. Seventh. P: 11 do.
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Horan, Thomas, (Elizabeth),—prop. Jamestown Mirror Works—h. 714%
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Hornberg, Henry H., (Anna), stationary engineer, h. 110 Barrows.
Hornberg, Mildred V., r. 110 Barrows.
Hornell, Alec, woodworker, r. 19 Kipp.
Hornell, Arthur, (Hilma), toolmaker, h. over 501 Crescent.
Hornell, Carl G., woodworker, bds. 284 Prospect.
Hornell, Clara, h. 19 Kipp.
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Hornell, Fanny, dressmaker, r. 19 Kipp.
Hornell, Lillian H., dressmaker, r. 19 Kipp.
Horr, Blanche, seamstress, r. 74 Eleventh.
Horr, Ebenezer A., (Blanche), lather, h. 74 Eleventh.
Horr, Nina R., student, h. 74 Eleventh.
Horsfield, Kendall, (Sarah), warptwister, h. 33 Hazzard.
Horsfield, Raymond, deliveryman, r. 33 Hazzard.
Horsfield, Sarah, textileworker, h. over 18 Derby.
Horsfield, William, grocery clerk, r. 33 Hazzard.
Horth, Clinton I., (Edna), retired, h. 208 Allen.
Horth, see Hjorth.
Horton, Almon A., (Victoria), retired minister, r. 173 Baker.
Horton, Belle, Mrs., domestic, 621 East Second.
Horton Bros.—Walter B. and Charles L.—insurance, over 120 East Third.
Horton, Carl P., (Juanita), milk dealer, h. 23 Delaware Ave.
Horton, Charles H., (Edith), woolsorter, h. under 19 Barrows.
Horton, Charles L., (Mary L.)—Horton Bros.—h. 612 North Main.
Horton, Donald S., clerk, h. 17 College.
Horton, Ednah P., student, r. 23 Fairmount Ave.
Horton, Emma M., widow D. S., h. over 17 College.
Horton, Ethel, r. 621 East Second.
Horton, James, retired, r. 55 Broadhead Ave.
Horton, John P., clerk, r. 55 Broadhead Ave.
Horton, Romaine, stenographer, r. 55 Broadhead Ave.
Horton, Walter B., (May)—Horton Bros.—h. 23 Fairmount Ave.
Hosie, George W., (Mabel),—treas. Ames-Burns Co.—h. 23 Cook Ave.
Hosmer, James, (Nancy J.), retired, h. 402 Hazeltine Ave.
Hotchkiss, Alonzo S., (Myrtle W.), bartender, h. 1101 Washington.
Hotchkiss, Edwin, student, r. 635 West Eighth.
Hotchkiss, Emerson H., (Jean), h. 308 West Sixth.
Hotchkiss, Henry A., (Nellie)—prop. Lake House—h. 635 West Eighth.
Hotchkiss, Israel, (Martha), h. over 1023 East Second.
Hotchkiss, Lulu, stenographer, r. 419 Lincoln.
Hotchkiss, Lynn, (Berda), woodworker, r. 220 Hopkins Ave.
Hotchkiss, Lynn, woodworker, bds. 244 Hopkins Ave.
Hotchkiss, Mary G., stenographer, r. 308 West Sixth.
Hotchkiss, Walter T., student, r. 195 Forest Ave.
Hotchkiss, Walter W., (Mary S.)—eye, ear and throat specialist, over 14
East Second—h. 195 Forest Ave.
Hotchkiss, Willard C, (Nellie R.),—barber and baths, under 211 North Main
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Hotelling, Elizabeth, h. over 10 Water.
Hotelling, Glenn S., woodsander, r. over 10 Water.
••Hotelling, JAMESTOWN Houser, Emma, Orrin Lyle Roy 120 G., HARDWARE F„ M„ milliner, WEST (Margaret), (Ethelyn), woodfinisher, THIRD rms. STREET CO., machinist, 18 painter, First r. over Inc. h. National bds. 10 74 Water. Hazzard. 517 ELE"*|S^T/TN"
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Houghton, Harriett, teacher, bds. 208 Allen. 52T-
Hovart, Harold C, business student, bds. 17 College.
Hovemeyer, Herman E„ (Mary), sheet metalworker, h. 617 Pine.
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Hovey, Clarence L., (Carrie)—Hazeltine & Hovey—h. Fluvanna Ave., R. ^
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Hovey, Milton F., (Ruth B.), conductor, h. 622 Spring.
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Hovis, Harriett C, business student, r. 105 Palmer.
Hovis, J. Albert, (Sarah C),—pastor Brooklyn Heights M. E. Church—h. ©-
105 Palmer. J3
Howard, Benjamin L., (Pearl),—prop. My Lunch—h. over 1089 North Main, pj
Howard, Bradford, (Frances), bds. 409 Prendergast Ave. p> -
Howard, Charles D., (Irene)—The Smith-Howard Co.—h. 314 West Fifth.
Howard, Lucia A., widow Charles T,.—millinery, 101 Cherry—h. do. £"
Howard, Curtis, student, r. 19 Fluvanna Ave.
Howard, Dewitt C, (Cora), postman, h. 9 Royal Ave.
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Howard, Elizabeth C, r. 101 Cherry.
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Howard, Elmer E., Sr., (Hulda), loomfixer, h. 11 Cross.
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Howard, Ernest, (Bettie), laborer, rms. 17 West Fourth.
Howard, Fanny, widow M. Vinton, h. 170 Barrett. j|
Howard, Florence A., business student, r. 170 Barrett.
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Howard, Jennie I., stenographer, r. 231 Crescent.
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Howard, John W., (Anna), loomfixer, h. 14 William. 5*""
Howard, Lawrence A., (Ethel)—office mgr. Webber-Knapp Co.—h. 21 Euclid g- o
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Howard, Lillian, textile worker, r. 14 William.
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Howard, Mary A., widow George D., r. 170 Barrett. »
Howard, Mary E., h. 231 Crescent.
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Howard, Mathew W., (Esther),—traffic mgr. Grandin Milling Co.—h. over mm.
106 William. £•/•]
Howard, Matilda, widow George W., r. 11 Cross.
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Howard, Nellie G., student, r. 170 Barrett. £^
Howard, Pard, machinehand, bds. 16 Schuyler. L,
Howard, Ruth, r. over 608 North Main.
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Howard, Saidee, widow Bert,—mgr. Lakeview Rose Gardens Store—h. over pfj
608 North Main. ETJ
Howard, Vincent, student, r. 19 Fluvanna Ave.
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Howard, Walter P., (Alice), bookkeeper, h. 19 Fluvanna Ave.
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Howard, William J., sheet metalworker, r. over 44 Foote Ave.
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Howarth, Arthur, (Lucy), baker, bds. 43% Foote Ave.
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Howorth, see Haworth.
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Howe Alice M., widow Barton, h. 1165 North Main.
Howe, Howson W. Eleanor, Frank, domestic, (Clara), cigarmaker, r. 103 Wescott. h. 1 Lake.
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Howe, Lynn E., (Bertha L.),—Stewart & Howe—h. over 219 Spring.

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D Howson, Glade R., (Lydia E.), glassworker, h. over 635 Prendergast Ave.
Hoyt, Bernice F., r. 1410 Washington.
Hoyt, Carlton, (Margaret), furniture polisher, h. 37 Utica.
Hoyt, Floyd M., drayman, r. 1410 Washington.
Hoyt, Irvin J., deliveryman, r. 1410 Washington.
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Hoyt, Lester R., (Edith L.), drayman, h. 1410 Washington.
Hoyt, Rupert L., (Vesta B.), drayman, h. 1115 Washington.
Hoyt, Sidney B., rms. 101 West Fifth.
Hub Cafe (The)—Oscar A. Lenna, prop.—8 West Third.
W Hubachek, Bertha B., dressmaker, r. 1111 Prendergast Ave.
HUBACHEK, CHARLES A., (Lydia B.)—Palace Shoe Repair Shop—h. 1111
Prendergast Ave.
Hubachek, Millard W., business student, r. 1111 Prendergast Ave.
Hubbard, Arthur, baker, h. 260 Hallock.
Hubbard, Clarence B., (Bertha), foreman woodworker, h. 121 Weeks.
Hubbard, E. Arthur, r. 260 Hallock.
Hubbard, Gertrude, stenographer, h. 260 Hallock.
Hubbard, Marshall, (Mary), carpenter, h. 13 Ross.
Hubbard, Jay, machinehand, bds. 1070 East Second.
Hubbard, Jay W., (Mary E.), teamster, h. over 212 Prendergast Ave.
Huber, Charles B., (Grace), conductor, h. 2 Barrows.
Huber, Jennie K., widow Charles—home baking, 313 Winsor—h. over 317
Allen.
Huckelberry, Frank, woolworker, h. under 850 East Second.
Huckelberry, Etta, Mrs., h. 114 Lincoln.
Huckelberry, Mabel, spooler, r. 114 Lincoln.
Hudson, Charles, (Bertha), laborer, h. 12% Tew.
Hudson, Joshua, (Eliza), textileworker, h. over 718 Foote Ave.
Huff, Homer, metalworker, r. 308% Pine.
H Huff, Nellie C, Mrs., housekeeper, 507 Crescent.
Hufstedt, Frank, (Hilda), woodworker, h. 3 Orchard.
Hufstedt, Mabel, waitress, r. 3 Orchard.
Hughes, Edward, steel straightener, r. 416 Jefferson.
Hughes, Edward P., (Ann), grainer, h. 20 Alton Place.
Hughes, Florence, textileworker, r. over 617 Prendergast Ave.
Hughes, Iona, r. 311 West Second.
Hughes, James A., (Mary)—gen. contractor, 413-414 Wellman Bldg.—h. 601
North Main.
Hughes, Raymond E., (Jennie), office clerk, h. 41 Lakin Ave.
Hughes, Teresa, textileworker, h. over 617 Prendergast Ave.
O Huginin, James C, (Dot)—mgr. Underwood Typewriter Co.—h. 274 Fairmount
Ave.
Hulberg, Gust, laborer, bds. 369 Foote Ave.
Hullberg, Carl, (Signe), metalworker, h. 147 Weeks.
Hulquist, Arthur C, cloth finisher, r. 203 Hazzard.
Hulquist & Benson—Henry and Edwin—groceries and meat, 317-319 Willard.
Hulquist, Beulah, bookkeeper, r. 356 Willard.
Hulquist, Crystal M., clerk, r. 21 Terrace Place.
Hulquist, Harry F., student, r. 203 Hazzard.
S Hulquist, Henry, (Jennie)—Hulquist & Benson—h. 356 Willard.
Hulquist, J. August, (Hilda), clothdyer and finisher,h. 203 Hazzard.
JC 5 S Lighting Hulquist, Equipment see Paul John Oliver Louise, Hultquist. R., A., A., widow for student, (Jennie (Ellen Every Andrew, L.), r. Purpose 203 city dyer, Hazzard. h. sanitary 21 h. Jamestown Terrace over inspector, 207 Place. Hazzard. Electric rms. - Co. over 10 " E. Third.

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Hult, Albert, (Ellen), carpenter, h. over 14 Linwood Ave. 3 £3
Hult, Arvid C, (Anna), cabinetmaker, h. over 153 Prospect.
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Hult, Arvid H., (Anna), woodtrimmer, h. 153 Prospect.
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Hult, August, (Anna), nightwatch, h. 9 Hanley.
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Hult, Fred E., (Julia), woodworker, h. over 419 Newland Ave.
Hult, Gust, h. 10 Eagle.
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Hult, Gusta L., spinner, r. 9 Manley.
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Hult, Hildur E„ r. 36 Pearl Ave. 99 m,
Hult, Jayhard, screenmaker, r. 36 Pearl Ave.
Hult, John, (Ellen), painter, h. 36 Pearl Ave.
Hult, Mabel F., clerk, r. 36 Pearl Ave.,
Hult, Mary, r. 113 Crescent.
Hult, Miner, wood turner, r. 9 Hanley.
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Hult, Oscar, (Marie), sheet metalworker, h. 7 Beechview Ave.
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Hult, Sadie, textileworker, r. 36 Pearl Ave.
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Hult, Sophie, widow Charles, h. 113 Crescent.
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Hult, Warner G., (Emma W.), metalworker, h. 32 Ahrens Ave.
Hultberg, Adolf, retired, h. 254 Willard. < C$
Hultberg, August E., (Minnie E.), lumber inspector, h. 8 Peach.
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Hultberg, Charles A., (Mathilda), painter, h. 343% Falconer.
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Hultberg, Edward, (Rika), metalworker, h. 105 Hazzard.
Hultberg, Eric, woodworker, bds. 352 Falconer.
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Hultberg, Godfrey J. M., (Anna J.), carpenter, h. 1211 Washington.
Hultberg, Lillian M., textileworker, r. 343% Falconer.
Hultberg, Mabie J., seamstress, r. 8 Peach.
Hultberg, Paul A., office clerk, r. 343% Falconer. *V £
Hultberg, Rose H., bookkeeper, r. 5 Kinney.
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Hultgren, Anna, widow Rev. Carl O., r. 13 Union Ave.
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Hultgren, Beatrice L., dressmaker, r. 174 Bowen.
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Hultgren, Carl O.,—architect and designer, 524 Chadakoin Bldg.—r. 13 m+
Union Ave.
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Hultquist, Alvin, toolmaker, r. 244 Barrows
Hultgren, Carl O., (Hulda G.), metalworker, h. over 205 Barrett.
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Hultquist, A. Signe, r. 398 Falconer.
Hultgren, Clarence C, metalworker, r. over 205 Barrett.
Hultquist, Bessie B., student, r. 839 Prendergast Ave.
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Hultquist, Carl J., (Selma L.), teamster, h. under 416 Falconer.
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Hultgren, Henry J., (Matilda), finisher, h. 174 Bowen.
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Hultgren, Lillian V., domestic, r. over 205 Barrett. *S
Hultquist, Charles J., (Theolinda), shipping clerk, h. 667 Foote Ave.
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Hultgren, Martin L., (Albertina), finisher,h. 369 South Main.
Hultquist, Clara, textileworker, r. 244 Barrows. (*+
Hultin, Carl, carpenter, rms. over 11 East Second.
Hultquist, Clarence A., (Matilda C.),—The Fair—h. 839 Prendergast Ave.
Hultin, Flora A., clerk, bds. 40 Chapin.
Hultquist, Corinne A. F., clerk, r. 244 Barrows. "*)§
Hultin, J. Fred, painter, rms. over 11 East Second. £3
Hultquist, E. Albin, toolmaker, r. 398 Falconer.
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Hultman, Carl E., (Emma), carpenter, h. 97 Baker.
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Hultquist, Earl O.,—auditor City of Jamestown—r. 839 Prendergast Ave.
Hultman, Clara, widow Carl, h. 11 Chautauqua Ave.
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m3 Hultquist, Ellen C, student, r. 398 Falconer.
Hultquist, Emil H., sheet metalworker, r. 23 Barrett.
S Hultquist, E. Oscar, mechanic, r. 398 Falconer.
• Hultquist, Eric, metalworker, rms. over 222 South Main.
Hultquist, Ernest H., (Jennie), R. F. D. mail carrier, h. 234 South Main.
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Hultquist, Fred E., (Mary), textileworker, h. 23 Barrett.
Hultquist, Herman, (Alline), carpenter, h. 32 Union Ave.
Hultquist, Julius, upholsterer, r. 244 Barrows.
Hultquist, Milton, electrician, r. 667 Foote Ave.
W Hultquist, P. John, (C. Josephine), stonemason, h. 398 Falconer.
Hultquist, S. Gust, (Ida), laborer, h. 244 Barrows.
Hultquist & Torrey—W. J. and Gust—notions and dry goods, 421 Foote Ave.
Hultquist, see Hulquist.
Humbert, Frank A., (Kathryn)—tiles and mantles, 308 Pine and groceries
confectionery and cigars, 830 North Main—h. over do.
HUMPHREY HOUSE—J. Lansing Moore, prop.—15-23 South Main.
Humphrey, Winfield S., (Tacie)—W. S. Humphrey Piano Co.—h. Bear Lake,
Pa.
HUMPHREY, W. S. PIANO CO.—W. S. Humphrey, prop.—pianos and talking
machines, 314 North Main.
Hunsicker, James N., (Marie D.) engineer Erie R. R., h. over 217 W. Third.
Hunt, Amy, nursemaid, 134 Lakeview Ave.
Hunt, Clarence, (Esther), motorman, h. 407 Cherry.
Hunt, Dora, widow Elvin, r. 19 Terrace Place.
Hunt, Elizabeth, widow Everett, h. over 19 West Second.
Hunt, Eliza S., widow Freeman J., h. 312 Allen.
Hunt, Elton C, (Edith)—Turner Candy Co., and E. & M. Cough Drop Co.—
h. 19 Bassett.
Hunt, Elvin J., student, r. 19 Terrace Place.
H Hunt, Emily C.—Blauvalt & Hunt—h over 20 Foote Ave.
Hunt, Eva A., Mrs.,—housekeeper, Y. W. C. A.,—rms. over 604 Lafayette.
Hunt, Frank, (Charlotte B.),—veterinary, 409 Washington—h. 409 Cherry.
Hunt, George, (Ada), upholsterer, h. 1010 Washington.
Hunt, Gertrude L., student, r. 19 Bassett.
Hunt, Glen F., (Jane), woodworker, h. 14 Camp.
Hunt, Guy H., (Ula), motorman, h. 29 Harrison.
Hunt, Harriett L., widow Stephen S., r. 618 Pine.
HUNT, HERBERT L., (Annetta),—attorney, 431-432 Wellman Bldg.—h. 115
Lincoln.
Hunt, H. Francis, (Effle M.)—physician, 7-9 New Gifford Block—h. do.
0 Hunt, Jay, (Gertrude)—auto repairing and supplies, 946 East Second—h.
Celoron, N. Y.
Hunt, Maria L., widow William, h. over 53 Prospect.
Hunt, Matilda, widow David, r. 212 Hallock.
HUNT & RUSSELL—Frank and Fay—veterinaries, 409 Washington.
Hunt, Whitman, hostler, h. 503 West Eighth.
Hunt, William H., (M. Alice), teamster, h. 225 Broadhead Ave.
Hunter, Ellis, r. 31 Fletcher Ave.
Hunter, Ormi J„ (D. Elva), motorman, h. 31 Fletcher Ave.
Huntington, Brookes, (Eliza), textile worker, h. 44 Foote Ave.
Huntington, Currie, laborer, r. 12 Fluvanna Ave.
Host Popular BLACK Huntington, South Place Main—r. Joseph, Jane, John, BEAR the W„—bicycle widow (Agnes), 325 (Daisy), City. Palmer. Henry, teamster, CAFE, laborer, Ladies repairs, h. 325 Dining h. Palmer. supplies 12 211 HENRY Fluvanna West Room and A. on Fifth. BAUER, Ave. 2nd sporting Floor. Proprietor
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Huntington, Lena, widow Elmer, clerk r. 46 Tenth. .
Huntington, Levi D., student, r. 325 Palmer.
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Huntington, Lewis, woodworker, rms. 441 Winsor. *^
Huntington, Robert E., towel bleacher, r. 325 Palmer.
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Huntington, Talbot, (Lydia), electrician, h. over 44 Taylor.
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Hurita, Harry, (Katherina), tailor, h. over 27 Barrett.
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Hurlbert, George F., (A. Louise),—prop. Samuels Hotel—h. 312 Lafayette.
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Hurlbert, Hattie, nurse W. C. A. Hospital.
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Hurlbert, Julia, r. The Samuels.
Hurlbert, Lamar, r. The Samuels.
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Hurlbert, see Hurlbut.
Hurley, Andrew J., bookkeeper, r. 19 West Eighth.
Hurley, Edward L., shipping clerk, r. 19 West Eighth.
Hurley, James, laborer, r. over 310 Allen.
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Hurley, Michael E., (Margaret), sheet metalworker, h. 19 West Eighth. PC \^
Hurlbut, Daisy F., r. 25 Livingston Ave.
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Hurlbut, Frank, (Annie J.), interior decorator, h. 25 Livingston Ave.
Hurlbut, Hazel F., bookkeeper, r. 25 Livingston Ave.
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Hurlbut, Pearl E., widow Leon, h. over 215 Washington.
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Hurlbut, Seth E., retired, r. 100 Falconer.
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Hurlbut, see Hurlbert.
Husband, John B., (Octavene), bookkeeper L. F. Shedd Lumber Co., h. 38 ^^
Cook Ave.
Husband, J. Stuart, (Ellen)—sec. Camp Art Co.—h. Fairmount Park.
R. F. D. 77.
Husen, Lanis, laborer, r. over 18 East Second.
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Husted, Clarence, R. R. crossing watchman, rms. 53 Harrison.
Hutchinson, Bernice, r. 128 Park.
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Hutchinson, Charles W., (Minnie E.),—supervisor of plans Art Metal Con. H ^y
struction Co.—h. 312 East Sixth.
Hutchinson, Katherine H., student, r. 312 East Sixth.
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Hutley, Arthur, woolsorter, h. 26 Elk. . .
Hutley, Charles T., (Emma), pinsetter, h. Willard Ext.
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Hutler, Charles T., (Emma), textileworker, h. 209 Allen.
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Hutley, Gladys M., textileworker, r. 209 Allen.
Hutty, Elsie C, weaver, r. under 107 Hazzard.
Hutley, James, loomfixer, r. 26 Elk.
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Hutty, Sarah K., widow John, weaver, h. under 107 Hazzard.
Hutley, John W., (Annie), loomfixer, h. 9 King.
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Hyde, Carolin E., student, r. 334 East Fifth.
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Hutley, Violet E., r. 9 King.
Hyde, Fred, plater, rms. over 13 East Second.
Hutley, see Hartley. (^
Hyde, Fred. W., (Carrie J.)—cashier National Chautauqua County Bank—h. n
Hutt, Bessie M., student, r. Lakeview Ext.
334 East Fifth.
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Hutt, C. Leonard, (Eva B.), motorman, h. Lakeview Ext.
Hyde, Lura, widow John, h. over 122 East Third. 2
Hyde, Zelda, r. over 122 East Third. 5
Hyland, Catherine A., telephone operator, r. over 713 Washington.
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Hysen, Zekir, dyer, h. 116% Harrison.
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Ickeringill, Harold, (Otena), dyer, h. 119 Hazzard.
Ickeringill, Sarah E., widow John, r. 1160 Prendergast Ave.
Idd, Viola, stenographer, r. 6 Broadhead Ave.
IDEAL-PEERLESS LAUNDRY CO.—Carl G. Swanson, pres.-treas.; Alex. Salander,
vice pres. and sec.—20-26 Forest Ave.
Mian, Hyman, (Bessie), upholsterer, h. 49 Hopkins Ave.
Illig, Joseph H., (Christine B.), commercial traveler, h. 617 Prendergast Ave.
Illig, Madeline, stenographer, r. 48 Ninth.
Illig, Peter, (Lena), foreman bottler, h. 48 Ninth.
Illig, Robert, electrician, r. 48 Ninth.
Illingworth, Florence M., r. 334 South Main.
Illingworth, Fred, (Emma)—groceries, 249-251 South Main—h. 334 do.
Illingworth, John, (Hannah), bartender, h. 14 Franklin.
Illingworth, Percy, twister, r. 14 Franklin.
Illingworth, Russell Fred, student, r. 334 South Main.
ILLSTON, BERGEN F., (Grace F.)—physician and coroner, over 10 E. 3rd.—
h. 112 Chandler.
Illy, Armand, machinist, rms. 19 Columbia Ave.
Imus, Frank A., (Ellen A.), stationary engineer, h. 379 Falconer.
Imus, Frank A., Jr., conductor, r. 379 Falconer.
Imus, Lily M., widow James, r. 135 Lakeview Ave.
INDEPENDENT MEAT MARKET—Charles Greenaae, prop.—372 E. Third.
Industrial Wet Wash Laundry—John and James Blagbrough, props.—1347
East Second.,
Ingalsbe, Robert H., (Margaret H.), telephone lineman, h. 30 Spruce.
Ingeman, Ellen, textileworker, r. 516 Crescent.
Ingeman, Ernest, bds. 10 South Main.
Ingeman, William, (Rena A.), stock clerk Empire Furniture Co., h. over 1136
• Prendergast Ave.
Ingemarson, Ernest, (Gertrude), sheet metalworker, h. over 141 Hall Ave.
Ingerbruck, Amelia, domestic, 341 East Fifth.
Ingerson, George H., (Kate E.)—Allen Park Grocery and Creamery, 425
Foote Ave.—h. over do.
Ingerson, Harold D., (Daisy), grocery clerk, h. 425 Foote Ave.
Ingerson, Leon L., (Florence M.)—restaurant, 701 West Eighth—h. 705 do.
-, Ingerson, Stella, widow Norman, h. 314 Lincoln.
5 Ingham, Albert E., office boy, r. 213 Tenth.
Ingham, Arthur, steelworker, bds. 10 Winsor.
F STollr Ingham, 1 VATlfll aiK Willi Emma Ran+lmr G., Denilcy widow CONNECTICUT John, w. h. LIFE J.Bentley, 10 Winsor. INS. CO., Mgr., Hartlord, Office, 614 Conn. Chadakoin Bldg.

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Ingham, George W., (Margaret), machinist, h. 213 Tenth.
O Ingham, James, (M. Gertrude),—supt. Chautauqua Worsted Mills—h. 348
Foote Ave.
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Ingham, J. Wortley, student, r. 348 Foote Ave.
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Ingham, Nathan, (Sarah), woolsorter, h. over 152 Chandler.
Ingham, Wilfred, (Clara), foreman textileworker, h. 19 Shaver.
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Ingham, William H., (Marian), textileworker, h. over 8 East Newland Ave. V^
Ingleson, Albert, (Mary), textileworker, h. 227 Winsor.
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Ingleson, George, bookkeeper, Diamond Furn. Co., r. 227 Winsor. e
Ingleson, Harry, (Mildred), foreman textileworker, h. over 4 Dover. ^
Ingman, Arthur, teamster, r. 5 Maplewood Ave. "O **
Ingman, P. John, (Singne), carpenter, h. 5 Maplewood Ave. o. -.
Ingman, Rena, Mrs., office clerk, r. 1136 Prendergast Ave. £. §.
Ingwall, Gottfrid, metalworker, r. over 214 Thayer. •« £
Ingwall, Mary, h. over 214 Thayer. g »
Inn (The)—Charles J. Benson, prop.—1414 East Second. J o.
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Carl J., toolmaker, r. 307 South Main.
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Ipson, John H., (G. Gorea)— sec. H. P. Robertson Co.—h. over 601 W. 7th. g o^
Ipson, Nicholas, cabinetmaker, h. over 252 Baker.
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Ipson, Peter J., (Hansine M.), retired, h. under 869 Spring. ^ s:
Irish (George) Paper Co.—E. R. Davis, mgr.—wholesale paper factory and ,§ "
mill supplies, 36 South Main.
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Iroquois Hotel—R. C. and J. A. Peterson, props.—6 South Main.
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Irvin, R. Lowell, chauffeur, r. 146 Prospect.
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Irvine, Francis A., (Madelyn J.), h. 230 East Second. g. 2 §
Isaacson, Andrew F., (Selma C), sheet metalworker, h. over 324 Foote Ave. o £ (I
Isaacson, Bernard C, (Ottila), sheet metalworker, h. over 28 Union Ave. 3 5
Isaacson Carrie H., widow Emil, clerk, h. 36 Cross.
Isaacson, Francis H., student, r. 36 Cross. —

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Jabbour, David, commercial traveler, rms. 77 South Main.
Jack, George, cement worker, h. over 9 Cleveland Place.
Jack's Palace Restaurant—J. C. Meurer, prop.—213-215 Cherry.
Jackman, Byron D., (Sarah), commercial traveler, h. 250 Fairmount Ave.
Jackman, Florence, student, r. 250 Fairmount Ave.
Jackman, Mildred, student, r. 250 Fairmount Ave.
Jackman, William, student, r. 250 Fairmount Ave.
Jackman, Allan W., agriculturist, r. 337 East Fifth.
Jackson, Blanche M., dressmaker, r. over 108 East Second.
Jackson Building, 46-48 Market.
Jackson, Charles E., (Amelia C), milkpeddler, h. 68 Linwood Ave.
Jackson, Charles G., (Amanda), poolroom clerk, h. 42 Sampson.
Jackson, Charles W., (Edith), postman, h. 10 Hall Ave.
Jackson, Clyde W., (Mary L.), bench boss, h. over 48 Liberty.
Jackson, Dow M., (Cora B.), commercial traveler, h. 56 Broadhead Ave.
Jackson, Edith, student, r. 14 Maple.
H Jackson, Elmer, (Anna), spotwelder, h. 966 Jefferson.
Jackson, Elmer W — billiards, over 18-26 South Main—r. 42 Sampson.
Jackson, Ernest, mechanic, bds. over 23 Peach.
Jackson, Ernest, bandsawyer, bds. 649 East Sixth.
Jackson, Ethel L., clerk, r. 56 Broadhead Ave.
Jackson, George A., retired, r. 25 Liberty.
Jackson, Harold, steamfitter, rms. 64 Fairmount Ave.
Jackson, Hattie, domestic, 517 Spring.
Jackson, Hattie R., teacher, r. 177 Barrows.
Jackson, Helen, student, r. 337 East Fifth.
Jackson, Isabelle, Mrs., h. over 1020 Washington.
0 JACKSON, JOHN E., (Anna)—grist mill, 46-48 Market, and roomers—h.
over do.
Jackson, Laura M., clerk, r. 110 East Second.
Jackson, Lavern J., woodworker, r. 1 Hebner.
Jackson, Lida, Mrs.,—housekeeper Hotel Humphrey—rms. Lillibridge Block.
Jackson, Margaret, widow A. A., city police, h. 14 Maple.
Jackson, Margaret, widow Oliver C., h. 305 Lafayette.
Jackson, Marie H., r. 42 Sampson.
Jackson, Maude M., clerk, r. 56 Broadhead Ave.
Jackson, Melissa, widow Charles, h. 177 Barrows.
Jackson, Olive, dressmaker, rms. over 537 East Fifth.
JAMESTOWN Jackson, JACKSON, HARDWARE Ruth ROBERT 120 E., WEST r. CO., 56 H.—attorney, THIRD Broadhead Inc. STREET Ave. ^E^yESSra
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JAMESTOWN is proud ol its industries, among T^MiyiL- ^^_f\f\
the leading ones being the Jamestown Brewery. Ulxll.l\. ^^\J\J
D Jagger, Mildred C, college student, r. 30 Lakeview Ave.
James, Anna M., h. over 116 Price.
James, Clara A., paper boxmaker, r. over 116 Price.
James, George, clerk, rms. 16 Warner Block.
James, Grace T., dressmaker, h. 23 Derby.
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James, Harry A., crater, r. 23 Derby.
James, Henry, stonemason, rms. 1 Russell Block.
James, Jim, laborer, r. over 18 East Second.
James, John, filler,h. 306 Steele.
W James, John, dyer, r. over 24 East Second.
James, Mertie M., Mrs., laundress, h. 16 Sampson.
James, Rell, (Mary M.), bartender, h. 857% Spring.
James, Sam, comber, r. 306 Steele.
James, Thomas, conductor, bds. 5 Fairview Ave.
James, William, tailor, rms. 20 Warner Block.
Jamestown Art Glass Works—H. U. Sundholm, prop.—h. 58 Franklin.
JAMESTOWN AUTO SALES CO.—O. R. Johnson, N. O. Johnson and J. E.
Johnson, props.—automobiles and repairs, garage, auto supplies, 9
Holmes.
Jamestown Auto Tire Repair Co.—W. J. Martin and P. T. Preston—cars,
tires and accessories, 211 Pine.
Jamestown Barber Shop—Vallone & Caprino—27 North Main.
JAMESTOWN, BANK OF—Brewer D. Phillips, pres.; W. R. Botsford, cashier—016
North Main.
Jamestown Barn—Frank W. Sternborg—209 Pine.
JAMESTOWN BOARD OF COMMERCE—E. St. Elmo Lewis, pres.; John H.
Wright, vice pres.; F. C. Butler, sec; C. A. Okerlind, treas.—Wellman
Bldg.
JAMESTOWN BOILER WORKS—John G. O'Brien, prop.—boilers, stills,
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tanks and general repair work—712 Monroe.
JAMESTOWN BOTTLING CO.—P. F. Simon, pres.-treas.; Henry H. Cooper,
vice pres.; Francis Dunn, sec.—bottlers of beer, ale and carbonated
beverages, 104 East Second and 612-620 West Eighth.
JAMESTOWN BREWING CO.—P. F. Simon, pres.-treas.; Henry H. Cooper,
vice pres.; Francis Dunn, sec.—104 East Second and 612-620 W. Eighth.
Jamestown Building Co.—Ernest Cawcroft, pres.; Frank E. Wallace, sec.-
treas.—409 Fenton Bldg.
Jamestown Business College Assn.—H. E. V. Porter, pres.; A. J. Porter,
sec.-treas.—315-317 Cherry.
Jamestown Cabinet Co., Inc.—Cheston Price, pres.-treas.; O. R. Pang,
0 sec. and asst. treas.; Carl J. Carlson—bedroom furniture, 771 East 2nd.
JAMESTOWN CAR PARTS MFG. CO. (INC.)—Oscar Lenna, pres.; E. H.
Ellison, sec.-treas. and gen. mgr.—automobile radiators, 106 Steele.
Jamestown Chair Co.—Charles W. Swanson, sec.-treas.—mfrs. 20 Winsor.
Jamestown Cigar Co.—A. F. and E. E. Gustafson—mfrs. 132 Foote Ave.
Jamestown Club—E. Fenton Gilbert, pres.; R. Jay Barrows, sec; B. Milton
Bailey, vice pres.; S. Winsor Baker, treas.—413 North Main.
Jamestown Cold Storage Co.—Harry Wilson and I. L. MacPherran—5-7
S Taylor.
Jamestown Commercial Gallery—R. D. and Jay Pickard—commercial photographs,
320 Harrison.
E* g S DO Jamestown IT 213-215 man ELKTWCALLY; Bldg. Spring. Commission Conservatory That's Co.—E. of Music—Samuel W. us. Greendahl—wholesale JameStOWn Thorstenberg, EleCtttC fruit director—Well-
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JAMESTOWN CONSTRUCTION CO.—Charles Swanson, pres.; Clyde Cur- JJ
tis, vice pres.; Charles Anderson, asst. mgr.; Curth Swanson, sec.-treas. m
—general contractor and builders' supplies, River.
JAMESTOWN COTTON MILL—T. H. and Henry Kay Smith—mfrs. cotton
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warps and skeins, 56 Center.
Jamestown Crockery Store—H. A. Doering, prop.—18 West Third.
Jamestown Dairy Co.—J. G. and A. R. Smith—dairy products, 307 Spring. >•."
JAMESTOWN ELECTRIC CO.—W. B. Pitts and Wm. H. Knapp, propselectric
contractors, electric and gas supplies and sporting goods, 109 99
East Third.
JAMESTOWN ELECTRIC MILLS—W. G. Purdy, pres.; R. R. Purdy, vice
pres.; C. M. Purdy sec.-treas.—wholesale flourand feed, 39-43 Taylor.
Jamestown Electric Mills Store—W. G. and C. M. Purdy props.—flour, feed, \i
hay, straw and seeds, 'incubators, brooders and poultry supplies, 24 ft
East Third.
ft
Jamestown Fancy Furniture Co.—Rudolph Schulze and Abe DeGoed—mfrs. ^o*
furniture novelties 17-19 Scott.
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Jamestown Fruit Co.—Joe Trass, Guy T. Battle, August Rinella, Frank C^
Donato and Sam Trass—wholesale, 19 West Second.
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JAMESTOWN GARAGE CO.—Louis S. Apgar, pres. and mgr.; John W. •
Grant, vice pres.; Charles M. Nichols sec.-treas.—205 Cherry.
JAMESTOWN HARDWARE CO.—Benjamin A. Stilson, pres. and mgr.; F.
H. Pickett, treas.—retail, 120 West Third.
JAMESTOWN ICE CREAM CO., INC.—E. Walker (Warren, Pa.), pres.; M. ,
T. Davidson, vice pres.; Milton D. Wheeler, sec; C. Fred Danielson,
treas.—wholesale, 99 Institute.
Jamestown Iron & Metal Co.—E. Minsker and D. Levick—201 Harrison.
JAMESTOWN IRON WORKS CO., INC.—Charles M. Nichols, Shirley S. Taylor,
Emil Froding and Oscar Peterson—machine shop and foundry, 11 ^m*
Shearman Place £3
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Jaroszynski, Anthony, textileworker, r. 1016 Clinton.
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Jaroszynski, Frank, Sr„ (Rose), machinist,, h. 1016 Clinton.
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Jaroszynski Frank, Jr., textileworker, r. 1016 Clinton. ^>
Jates, Sam, (Rosario), laborer, h. over 96 Water.
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Jean, Charley, spinner, h. 6 Culver.
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Jean, John, rubber, bds. 6 Culver. m~4
Jeanette, Joe, (Mary), laborer, h. 1000 Allen.
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Jefferson, Manley L.,—barber and pool room, under 10 West Third—rms. gg
over 23 East Third.
Jeffords Hose House, 914 East Second.
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Jeffords, Charles L., (Matilda), twister, h. 35 Genesee.
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Jeffreys, George F., (Ella), chauffeur, h. 40 Hamilton.
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Jeffords, Jennie, widow John, h. under 17 Kipp. 2
Jeffords, John, deliveryman, r. under 17 Kipp. £*
Jenke, Arthur, mechanic, rms. Y. M. C. A.
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Jenkins, Christianna, widow James, h. Avalon Blvd., R. F. D. 77. 53
Jenkins, Frank F.,—dentist, Falconer, N. Y.—r. 6 Cowing.
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Jenkins, John, (Bertha), insurance, h. 54 Stewart Ave.
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Jenkins Theron P., (Mary), machinehand, h. 6 Cowing.
2^
Jenkins, William C, printer, r. Avalon Blvd., R. F. D. 77.
Jenkinson, Catherine, textileworker, h. over 154 Barrows. . H3)
JENKS, ADELBERT FRANK, (Florence S.)—attorney, 530-531 Wellman £2.
Bldg., and deputy attorney general—h. 411 East Fifth.
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Jenks, Anne S., r. 411 East Fifth.
£J*
Jenks, Emily P., widow Alfred, r. 203 East Fourth. *"
Jenner, Allene M., bookkeeper, r. 312 East Third.
Jenner, Atla M., (Kate), stationary engineer, h. 312 East Third.
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Jenner, Amy L., r. 312 East Third.
Jenner, Charles J., (Inez)—supt. Public Works, City Hall—h. 87 Prospect.
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Jensen,
Jenner,
Andrew,
Elias H.,
carpenter,
machinist,
bds.
r. 312
27 Pullman.
Jensen, Anna, widow Frank, r. 49 Hickory.
East Third. »1 _
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Jenner,
Jensen,
Frank
Carl, packer,
H., (Minta),
r. 284
conductor,
South Main.
h. 6 Seymour Ave.
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Jensen,
Fred
Charles,
T.,
carpenter,
machinist,
bds.
r. 6 Seymour
862 Prendergast
Ave.
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Jenner,
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George
mechanic,
C, (May
bds.
B.),
312
draughtsman,
Allen.
h. 100 Cook Ave.
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Jenner,
Jensen,
Merritt
Doris, student,
J., (Elizabeth
rms. 413
B.),
Cherry.
contractor, h. over 13 West Second.
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Jensen,
Jenner,
Frank
Robert
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metalworker,
student, r. 312
r.
East
284 South
Third.
Main.
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Jensen, Inar, (Irene), laborer, h. over 13 Mt. Vernon Place. ^,
Jensen Jens, (Ingra), packer, h. 284 South Main.
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Jensen, John, (Laura), laborer, r. Clinton Ext. ^.
Jensen, John M., (Goldie), finisher,h. under 15 Hazzard.
99
Jensen, Knute, (Wilmina), painter, h. over 88 Highland Ave.
Jensen, Lambert C, plater, rms. 413 Cherry.
£
Jensen, Louis A., (Jennie C.)—sign painter, over 107 North Main—h. 21
Myrtle.
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Jensen, Mailard M., seamstress, r. 284 South Main.
Jensen, Marguerita, student, r. 21 Myrtle.
Jensen, Valdmar, (Anna)—Breed & Jensen—h. 97 Prather Ave.
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Jensen, Vigo, painter and paperhanger, bds. 109 Kidder.
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Jeres, Lynn, (Violet), sheet metalworker, h. 310 Palmer.
G Jernberg, G. Conrad, woodworker, r. 138 Euclid Ave.
•^ Jernberg, Gust L., (Anna K.), woodworker, h. 138 Euclid Ave.
Jernberg, Jennie K., boxmaker, r. 138 Euclid Ave.
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Jernberg, Oscar P., printer, r. 138 Euclid Ave.
Jervis, Arthur E., (Sarah)—prop. The Panama Restaurant, 307 East Second
—h. Russelburg, Pa.
Jervis, Lynn D., r. 310 Palmer.
W Jessop, Florence, widow Joe—millinery, 203 West Third—h. 41 Foote Ave.
Jewett, Betty S— "Miss Betty" 409-411 Chadakoin Bldg.—r. 34 Utica.
Jewett, Nicholas, (Delia)—chiropractor, 411 West Third—h. do.
Jharl, Carl J. (Beda M.) upholsterer, h. over 15 Columbia Ave.
Jharl, see Jarl.
Joe, Frank (Mary), laborer, h. 492 Crescent.
Joffray, Beatrice, weaver, r. 252 Harrison.
Jofrede, George, (Conght), laborer, h. 1 Briggs.
John, Jim, dyer, bds. 6 Culver.
John, Joseph—Spero & John—r. over 5 Taylor.
John, Mike, cloth finisher, r. over 24 East Second.
John, Sam, dyer, r. 116% Harrison.
Johnson, Amanda, widow Frank—millinery, 223 East Second—h. 739 do.
Johnson, Aaron, (Betty), laborer, h. 115 Linwood Ave.
Johnson, A. August, (Anna), h. 224 Crescent.
Johnson, Abbie M., r. under 341 Foote Ave.
Johnson, Conrad T., (Hulda), metalworker, h. 153 Thayer.
Johnson, Adelbert, (Ella), laborer, h. 705 West Eighth.
Johnson, Adelia, domestic, 322 East Fifth.
Johnson, Adelia M., clerk, bds. 8 Barrows.
H Johnson, Adolph, (Lillian), machinehand, h. 130 Stowe.
Johnson, Adolph, (Alma J.), woodworker, h. 1026 Newland Ave.
Johnson, Adolph, (Anna M.), sheet metalworker, h. 30 Peach.
Johnson, Adolph G., (Elvera), cabinetmaker, h. over 99 fiowen.
Johnson, Adolph J., (Alma), bronzeworker, h. over 92 Bowen.
Johnson, Adolph L., woodworker, r. 16 Dearing Ave.
Johnson, Agda, bds. over 66 Blanchard.
Johnson, Agner, carpenter, bds. 52 McKinley Ave.
Johnson, Agnes, domestic, 332 East Fourth.
Johnson, Agnes M., tailoress, r. 66 Blanchard.
Johnson, A. Gunnar, deliveryman, r. 223 Prospect.
0 Johnson, Albert, cement contractor, bds. 912 East Second.
Johnson, Alfred,—bookkeeper, Union Trust Co.—r. over 109 Crescent.
Johnson, Albert, (Elizabeth), upholsterer, h. 104 Pearl Ave.
Johnson, Albert, (Hannah), contractor, h. over 614 Newland Ave.
Johnson, Albert, laborer, h. under 118 Tower.
Johnson, Albert, (Nettie)—mgr. A. A. Walker Est., 3-5 East First—h. over
108 East Second.
Johnson, Albert, (Serena), teamster, h. over 1010 Newland Ave.
S T aJohnson, l L " urifll Albert, laborer, Ran+lai7 bds. 7 CONNECTICUT Grandin. LIFE INS. CO., Hartford,Conn.
Johnson, IdlA Willi Albert, laborer, Deilliey rms. over W. J. 46-48 Bentley, Market.' Mgr., OHice, 514 Chadakoin Bldg.
Johnson, Albert, (Ida C), painter, h. 85 Hedges Ave.
Johnson, Albert, C, (Nettie), (Emily), (Augusta), stockman artist, carpenter, h. over Hotel 106 h. Samuels, 316 East Newland Second. h. 547 Ave. East Second.

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Johnson, Albert E. (Anna M.), captain Chautauqua Navigation Co., h. 14
Carroll.
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Johnson, Albert E.,—Londahl & Johnson—r. 12 Fairfield Ave.
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Johnson, Albert G., (Anna L.), contractor, h. over 614 Newland Ave. ^^
JOHNSON, ALBERT G., (May Abbott)—farm implements, seeds and vehicles,
40 South Main—h. 35 Mechanic.
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Johnson, Albert G., (Alma), clerk, h. 80 Eagle.
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Johnson, Albert J.,—Chadakoin Mercantile & Adjusting Co.—r. 273 Prospect.
Johnson, Albert J., (Emma W.), car inspector, h. 29 Bush.
Johnson, Albert M., (Minnie), cement blockmaker, h. 16 Morton.
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Johnson, Albert N., woodworker, r. 426 Allen. 1 3
Johnson, Albert S., (Helen), conductor, h. 45 Baker. 8. g>
Johnson, Albert W., (Lillian), metalworker, r. over 716 Newland Ave. *"* §•
Johnson, Alberta F., clerk, r. 29 Bush. T "%
Johnson, Albertina A., Mrs., h. 6 Walnut.
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Johnson, Albertine, domestic, 19 Fairmount Ave.
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Johnson, Albin, (Gerda), laborer, h. 70 Norton Ave.
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Johnson, Albin, (Evelyn), brickmason, h. Connecticut Ave.
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Johnson, Albin C, (Hildur), carpenter, h. 92 Linwood Ave. £ 3
Johnson, Albin J., (Freda O.), chauffeur, h. 619 West Seventh.
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Johnson, Albin J., (Josephine S.), sheet metalworker, h. over 233 Barrett. | ^
Johnson, Alec P., (Sarah), carpenter, h. 813 Spring. • "
Johnson, Alex, (Maud), bartender, h. 919 North Main.
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Johnson, Alex L., (Mary)—J. E. and A. L. Johnson—h. over 200 Prospect. g £;
Johnson, Alexander, (Jennie), metalworker, h. 17 Ninth. g, 5
Johnson, Alexander, (Selma A.), plumber, h. 47 Linwood Ave. 3" "
Johnson, Alfred, (Emma), machinehand, h. 1084 East Second. ® —
Johnson, Alfred, (Signe J.), foreman metalworker, h. 141 Newton Ave. — g
Johnson, Alfred, (Anna), teamster, h. 218 Weeks. g S"
Johnson, Alfred, (Ebba L.)—creamery, 14 Willard—h. do.
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Johnson, Alfred, woodworker, r. 112 Cheney.
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Johnson, Alfred, (Merle), woodworker, h. 60 East Cowden Place.
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Johnson, Alfred, (Signe), woodworker, h. 262 Forest Ave.
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Johnson, Alfred, (Emma), woodfinisher, h. 275 Prospect.
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Johnson, Alfred C, (Anna), laborer, h. 10% Chautauqua Ave.
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Johnson, Alfred G., ironworker, r. 77 Eagle. "< 3
Johnson, Alfred J., (Ida), carpenter, h. 210 Barrett. •» g*
Johnson, Alfred J., (Jennie), nightwatch, h. 38 Peach. 0 %
Johnson, Alfred J., (Emma), shaperhand, h. 1 York. » £. o
Johnson, Alfred Alma, Mrs., O., (Alma), h. 204 Lafayette.
machinehand, h. 51 Kinney.
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Johnson, Algot, Alma, cook, woodworker, 15 West bds. Fifth. 35 Derby. s & ss »
Johnson, Algot Alma C, A., machinehand, widow Claus,—prop. r. Ill Bowen. Central House and restaurant, 14 B- a*< •
Johnson, South Algot Main—h. T., (Ida), do.
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sheet metalworker, h. over 70 Sturges. n 9
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Johnson, Alma Alice J., M., bookkeeper paper boxmaker, Jamestown r. 47 Wescott. Upholstery Co., r. 71 Newton Ave 2 ^
Johnson, Alice Alma, J., Mrs., twister, r. 224 r. Steele. 356% East Fourth.
£ _.
Johnson, Alice Alma M., W., r domestic, 129 Stowe. 40 Prather Ave.
" x 9 r
Johnson, A. Ludwig, (Hilda), woodworker, h. 106 Sampson. 2 3
Johnson, Alvah, office clerk, bds. 10 Wescott. n "°
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Johnson, Anton E., (Esther K.), teamster, h. 1266 Prendergast Ave. *m)
Johnson, Archie, (Florence), printer, h. over 450 Allen. 09
Johnson, Archie A., (May), pharmacist, h. 800 Prendergast Ave. **
Johnson, Archie G., (Jeanette P.), bank clerk, h. 144 Park.
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Johnson, Arlene M. E., student, r. 161 Baker. 2
Johnson, Arline, student, r. 308 Lincoln.
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Johnson, Arthur, laborer, r. 210 Barrett.
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Johnson, Arthur, textileworker, r. 57 Stewart Ave.
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Johnson, Arthur, student, r. 817 Cherry.
Johnson, Arthur E., laborer, r. 1266 Prendergast Ave.
Johnson, Arthur H., (Anna J. E.), clerk, h. 11 Mahon Place.
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Johnson, Arthur J., (Nellie), metalworker, h. 16 Crescent. g*
Johnson, Arthur J., sheet metalworker, r. under 243 Willard.
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Johnson, Arthur L., laborer, r. 15 Peterson.
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Johnson, Arthur W., (Rosa C), machinist, h. 94 Howard.
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Johnson, Arthur W., (Jennie)—cashier, Wells-Fargo & Co., express—h. 28 £j*
Maple.
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Johnson, Arvid, machinehand, rms. 6 Morse Ave.
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Johnson, Arvid, bds. 326 Palmer.
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Johnson, Arvid, woodworker, r. 247 Crescent.
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Johnson, Arvid, veneerworker, bds. 8 Hanley.
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Johnson, Arvid H., (Mary L.), stationary engineer, h. 114 Vega.
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Johnson, Arvid W., commercial traveler, r. 134 King.
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Johnson, August, tailor, rms. 14 First National Bank Bldg. 2.
Johnson, August, sander, r. 47 Wescott.
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Johnson, August, (Mary), finisher, r. 1027 Newland Ave.
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Johnson, August, woodworker, bds. 22 Peterson. ,
Johnson, August, laborer, bds. 235 South Main.
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Johnson, August, (Amanda G.), retired, h. 246 Hazzard.
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Johnson, August, woodworker, h. under 119 Barrows. "
Johnson, August, (Sophie), cabinet maker, h. 11 Jeffords Place. 5"
Johnson, August C, (Emma), carpenter, h. 47 Wescott.
$ a
Johnson, August C, (Elizabeth), metalworker, h. Ill Park.
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Johnson, August C, (Anna L.), painter, h. 763 East Second. n g«
Johnson, August H., metalworker, bds. over 40 Colfax. g. |
Johnson, August L., (Ida), laborer, h. 18 Linden Ave. g| a.
Johnson, August S., (Emma), carpenter, h. 31 Peterson.
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Johnson, August S., (Minnie), stonemason, h. 1074 East Second.
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Johnson, August T., metalworker, r. 161 Baker.
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Johnson, August W., (Charlotte), pressman, h. 35 Pearl Ave.
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Johnson, Augusta, textileworker, r. 13 Partridge. ~
Johnson, Axel, woodworker, bds. 46 Water. ~
Johnson, Axel, laborer, r. 16 Chambers.
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Johnson, Axel, cabinet maker, h. 16 Victoria Ave.
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Johnson, Axel, foreman finisher,bds. 61 Franklin. M »
Johnson, Axel, (Teea), painter, bds. 119-123 Fairmount Ave.
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Johnson, Axel, (Nellie), blacksmith, h. 173 Baker. io j>
Johnson, Axel, lumberman, r. 817 Cherry. J P"
Johnson, Axel, (Louisa), cabinetmaker, r. 45 Stewart Ave. 3 *0
Johnson, Axel, laborer, bds. 204 Myrtle.
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Johnson, Axel A., (Carolina), sheet metalworker, h. 29 Myrtle. J g
Baldwin, Johnson, Axel K., C, wenmlErfund,ng F., Carl, (Ida), (Emma (Amanda), machinehand, sheet T.), finisher,h. metalworker, retired bds. druggist, Diamond 6873 Chapin. Tower. h. over h. 17 Expert 448 West Winsor. Second. || *•* H | 3 £g «!>
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Yj Johnson, Axel L., (Esther), millwright, h. 55 Hazzard.
Johnson, Axel R., (Hulda), cabinetmaker, h. 61 Ellicott.
S Johnson, Axel W., (Sadie), upholsterer, h. 654 East Sixth.
Johnson, Axel Z., (Emma), bookkeeper, h. 29 Spruce.
Johnson, Axelina, widow Andrew, charwoman, h. under 33 Wescott.
IH JOHNSON & BARD—Victor C. and Oscar—retail shoes, 201 East Second.
J\ Victor C. Johnson Oscar R. Bard
W JOHNSON & BARD
Bostonian Shoes — Gold Seal Rubbers
201 EAST SECOND STREET
P Johnson, Beda, domestic, 611 Prendergast Ave.
Johnson, B. Edward, (Berdina), painter, h. 142 Park.
Johnson, Ben, laborer, rms. 18 Russell Block.
A Johnson, Ben A., (Alice A.), sheet metalworker, h. 36 Elliott Ave.
Johnson, Bena, domestic, 517 Prendergast Ave.
Y Johnson, Berdena E., clerk, r. 515 Winsor.
Johnson, Berger W., (Edith A.), carpenter, h. over 119 Palmer.
Johnson, Bernard, r. 16 Morton.
S Johnson, Bernard, h. 817 Jefferson.
Johnson, Bernhard, machinehand, bds. 115 Wescott.
Johnson, Bernice L., r. 57 Water.
Johnson, Bertha, widow Herman, h. over 243 Crescent.
Johnson, Bertha, clerk, r. 210 Barrett.
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Johnson, Borge, laborer, r. 509 Newland Ave.
Johnson, C. A. Conrad, shipping clerk, r. 246 Hazzard.
Johnson, C. Albert, (Julia), carpenter, h. 207 Charles.
Johnson, C. Algert, (Anna), sheet metalworker, h. 60 Hunt Road.
Johnson, Calvin M., (Blanche),—realestate, 103 East Third—h. 409 E. 4th.
Johnson, Carl, (Alene), metalworker, h. over 117 King.
Johnson, Carl, woodfinisher, r. 106 Weeks.
Johnson, Carl, machinist, bds. 776 East Second.
Johnson, Carl, metalworker, bds. 27 Pullman.
Johnson, Carl, laborer, r. 40 Colfax.
Johnson, Carl, woodworker, bds. 13 Victoria Ave.
Johnson, Carl, carpenter, bds. 112 Newland Ave.
Johnson, Carl, (Bessie), plasterer, h. 514 Stowe.
Johnson, Carl, (Beatrice), metalpolisher, h. Robinson Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Johnson, Carl, sheet metalworker, bds. 569 Falconer.
Johnson, Carl, (Matilda), sheet metalworker, h. 1013 Newland Ave.
Johnson, Carl, rubber, bds. 811 Cherry.
Johnson, Carl, plasterer, r. under 79 Hazzard.
Johnson, Carl A., sander, h. 1078 East Second.
Johnson, Carl A., (Florence I.), foreman cabinetmaker, h. 21 Wescott.
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Johnson, Carl A., (Louise), paperhanger and painter, h. 376 South Main.
Johnson, Carl A., toolmaker, (Gerda), carpenter, r. 52 McKinley h. 100 McKinley Ave. Ave.

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Johnson, Charles E., sheet metalworker, bds. over 109 Forest Ave.
Johnson, Charles E., (Anna), laborer, h. 54 Beech.
Johnson, Charles Emil, (Hilma), textile worker, h. 41 Chapin.
Johnson, Charles F., (Ida M.), foreman water dept., h. 249 English.
Johnson, Charles F„ (Martina), finisher,h. 1131 North Main.
Johnson, Charles F., carpenter, rms. 28 Allen Block.
Johnson, Charles F., (Elsie), machinist, h. over 247 Crescent.
Johnson, Charles G., (Urika C), R. R. section foreman, h. 5 Stearns Ave.
Johnson, Charles G., (Matilda), carpenter, h. 163 Colfax.
Johnson, Charles G., photographer, r. 60 East Cowden Place.
Johnson, Charles I., textileworker, r. 10 Maple.
Johnson, Charles J., (Mary), machinist, h. 12 West Cowden Place.
Johnson, Charles J., (Maude), textileworker, h. over 114 King.
Johnson, Charles J., (Hannah), woodworker, h. 13 English. •
Johnson, Charles J., (Emma S.), carpenter, h. 12 Crescent.
Johnson, Charles J., (Emma M.)—Peterson & Johnson—h. 198 Stowe.
Johnson, Charles M., (Minnie), machinist, h. 35 Whitley Ave.
Johnson, Charles M„ (Ethel R.), steamfitter, h. Niagara Ave.
Johnson, Charles M., (Anna),—vice pres. Elk Furniture Co.—h. 1083 E. 2nd.
Johnson, Charles O., (Mathilda C), laborer, h. 16 Chambers.
Johnson, Charles O., (Alida), woodworker, h. 14 Chapin.
Johnson, Charles S„ (Astrid), woodworker, h. 48 Sturges.
Johnson, Charles W., (Amy),—meats, 855 North Main—h. 9 Valley.
Johnson, Charley, (Lilly), janitor Barrett Bldg., h. 344 Steele.
Johnson, Charley, mechanic, r. 234 Sprague.
Johnson, Charley W„ (Lena), carpenter, h. 23 Summit.
Johnson, Charlie S., (Hulda), carpenter, h. 51 Baker.
Johnson, Charlotte R., widow Andrew M„ h. 168 Allen.
Johnson, Christ, textile worker, r. 112 Cheney.
Johnson, Christina, widow Paul, h. 16 Dearing Ave.
Johnson, Christine, widow Edward, h. 19 Kipp.
Johnson, Christine M., widow John, r. 24 Sturges.
Johnson, Christine M., Mrs., h. 513 Allen.
Johnson, Christopher, (Jennie C), plasterer, h. 42 Mechanic.
Johnson, Christopher V., (Kate A.), tinsmith, h. 29 Price.
Johnson, C. Julius, (Teckla A.), polisher, h. 226 Falconer.
Johnson, Clara, textileworker, r. 10 Sixteenth.
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Johnson, Clara O., r. 35 Pearl Ave.
Johnson, Clarence, (Bertha), teamster, h. 411 West Fourth.
Johnson, Clarence, student, r. 210 Barrett.
Johnson Clayton E.—asst. supt. City Electric Light Plant—h. 711 W. Eighth.
Johnson Clemas, (Hilda), R. R. engineer, h. over 211 Front.
Johnson, Clinton, teamster, bds. 14 Stowe.
Johnson, Clyde, sheet metalworker, r. 824 Newland Ave.
Johnson, Clyde, (Selma S.), carpenter, h. 16 Fairfield Ave.
Johnson, Conrad, (Nellie), metalworker, h. 223 Broadhead Ave.
Johnson Conrad, laborer, bds. 640 East Sixth.
Johnson, Conrad H., grocery clerk, r. under 341 Foote Ave.
Johnson, Conrad W., (Eleanor), toolmaker, h. over 586 East Second.
Johnson. Courtney V., woodworker, r. 55 Benedict.
Johnson C. Otto, (Helga)—contractor, 52 McKinley Ave.—h. do.
Johnson C. Raymond, (Ida B.), office clerk, h. 198 Stowe.
Johnson C. Raymond, (Alma C), sheet metalworker, h. over 319 Palmer.
Johnson C. Rudolph, sheet metalworker, r. 215 Cole Ave.
Johnson C. Thurston, (Constance E.), bookkeeper, r. 20 Lakin Ave.
Johnson, David, (Charlotta), real estate, h. under 52 Hedges Ave.
Johnson, David, welder, bds. 811 Cherry.
Johnson, David, metalworker, bds. 66 Tenth.
Johnson, David A., (Freda J.), sheet metalworker, h. 45 Hotchkiss.
Johnson, David D., (Anna), sheet metalworker, h. 23 Barrett.
Johnson. DeForest, hotelporter, r. 165% Barrett.
Johnson, Delia, textileworker, r. 20 Vega.
Johnson, Delphine, r. 320 East Fifth.
Johnson Dewey, (Villa), foreman woodworker, h. 198 Thayer.
Johnson, Dora, domestic, 27 Allen.
Johnson, Dora A., office clerk, r. 229 Prospect.
Johnson. Doris E., clerk, r. 47 Wescott.
Johnson, Doris E., textileworker, r. 226 Falconer.
Johnson, Doris M.,—nurse, 416 West Third—rms. 12 East Fourth.
Johnson, Maple. Dorothy, office clerk, r. 654 East Sixth.
Johnson, Ebba, Dorothy domestic, N., clerk, 339 r. East 79 Hedges Fourth. Ave.
Johnson, Ebba Dorothy N., V., nurse, clerk, r. 114 r. 654 Vega. East Sixth.
Johnson, E. Earl, Berdena, (Annie), clerk, sheet r. metalworker, 515 Winsor. h. 1013 Newland Ave.
Johnson, Earl Edith, H., domestic, (Susie), 101 teamster, South Main. h. 206 Baker.
Johnson, Edith, Earle, domestic, (Lola)—mgr. 1104 United Prendergast Cigar Ave. Store, 217 North Main—h. 23
Johnson, Edith, domestic, 702 Lakeview Ave.
Johnson, Edith, stenographer, r. 6 Broadhead Ave.
Johnson, Edith K., textileworker, r. 47 Wescott.
Johnson, Edith M., domestic, 448 Chandler.
Johnson, Edla S., laundress, r. 1381 East Second.
Johnson, Edna F., textile worker, h. over 165 Hedges Ave.
Johnson, Edna H., stenographer, r. 250 Steele.
Johnson, Edna I., r. under 341 Foote Ave.
Johnson, Edward, (Hilma C.)—supt. Crown Metal Construction Co.—h. 102
Hall Ave.
Johnson, Edward, (Minnie)—Johnson & Lawson—h. 917 Newland Ave.
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Johnson, Edward, (Anna J.), finisher,h. 309 Forest Ave.
Johnson Edward, (Elizabeth), laborer, h. 1713 Washington.
Johnson, Edward, (Emilia), factory laborer, h. 216 Baker.
Johnson Edward, (Minnie)—Lawson & Johnson—h. 917 Newland Ave.
Johnson, Edward, (Helga), shoemaker, h. over 5 East Newland Ave.
Johnson Edward A., weaver, r. 40 Holman.
Johnson Edward G., stenographer, r. 5 Stearns Ave.
Johnson Edward H., (Beda C.)—supt. Star Furn. Co.—h. 49 Linwood Ave.
Johnson, Edward J., (Bertha A.), commercial traveler, h. 334 Price.
Johnson Edward J., (Alida), lumberhandler, h. 63 Hedges Ave.
Johnson Edward L., (Sophia), bookkeeper Wilson's Mill, h. 19 Barrows.
Johnson, Edward N., mechanic, r. 16 Dearing Ave.
Johnson Edward P., (Julia L.),—Phillips & Johnson—h. 2 Forest Park.
Johnson, Edwin, woodworker, bds. 120 Euclid* Ave.
Johnson Edwin, (Mary), h. 16 McKinley Ave.
Johnson Edwin, woodworker, bds. 92 Bowen.
Johnson, Edwin, candymaker, bds. 235 South Main.
Johnson Edwin A. O., stationary engineer, r. 106 Sampson.
Johnson Edwin E., printer, r. 448 Chandler.
Johnson Second Edwin J., (Rigena), metalworker, h. over 116 Park.
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Johnson Elsie, dressmaker, r. 6 Broadhead Ave.
Ephraim, metalworker, r. over 210 Thayer.
E. Gladys, teacher, r. 11 Elliott Ave.
Elisha S., (Nettie D.),—clothing and men's furnishings, 107 East
-h. 830 Prendergast Ave.
Elizabeth, domestic, 6 Partridge.
Ella, laundress, bds. 18 Partridge.
Ella M., domestic, 614 East Eighth.
Ellen, textileworker, r. 60 East Cowden Place.
Ellen, dressmaker, r. 304 Winsor.
Ellen, student, r. over 14 South Main.
Ellen, textileworker, r. Ill Park.
Ellen S., textileworker, r. 215 Cole Ave.
Elmer, dyer, bds. 235 South Main.
Ellentine, stenographer, r. 16 Dearing Ave.
Elma C, clerk, r. 16 Johnson.
Elmer, wireless telegraph operator, r. 455 Willard.
Elmer, sheet metalworker, bds. 177 Newton Ave.
Elmer C, laborer, r. 426 Allen.
Elmer E., (Minnie), foreman metalworker, h. over 144 Chandler.
Elmer E., laborer, r. 1266 Prendergast Ave.
Elmer J., (Emma), laborer, h. 673 English.
Elmer K., sheet metal casemaker, r. 10 Peterson.
Elmer S., dyer, r. under 118 Tower.
Elmer L., (Signa C),—Olson Bros.—h. over 161 Allen.
Elmer M., woodworker, r. over 5 Walnut.
Elof J., (Matilda), coachman, h. 515 Winsor.
Elsie, domestic, 511 Lakeview Ave.
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Emil, metalworker, (Dagmar), (Sophia), (Grace), cementworker, shipping finisher,h. bds. 912 clerk over East h. Jamestown 605 70 Second. Vega. English. Panel Co., h. 612 Front.

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Johnson, Emil, (Ida M.), commercial traveler, h. 175 Allen.
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Johnson, Emil A., cabinetmaker, bds. 123 Prospect.
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Johnson, Emil G., (Ida), metalworker, h. 140% Barrows.
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Johnson, Emma, widow Jonas, h. over 109 Crescent. — a,
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Johnson, Engrid C, widow Charles, r. 152 Park.
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Johnson, Eric, (Esther)—Lindquist & Johnson—h. 65 Chapin.
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Johnson, Eric L., (Blanche M.) .bartender, h. 18 Linwood Ave. P «P
Johnson, Erick, laborer, bds. 112 Newland Ave. e g |f
Johnson, Erick, carpenter, bds. 810 Jefferson. •o Ep O 3
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Johnson Evelyn A., textileworker, r. 45 Hotchkiss.
Johnson Evelyn M., telephone operator, r. 41 Bush.
Johnson, Evert, textileworker, r. under 118 Tower.
Johnson Everett D., (May E.)—Johnson & Son Company, and real estate,
103 East Third—h. 415 East Fourth.
FloraI., widow Curtis, h. over 307 Spring.
Florence, picker, r. over 66 Liberty.
Florence, dressmaker, r. 824 Newland Ave.
Florence A., boxmaker, r. 102 Sampson.
Florence C, paper boxmaker, r. 1026 Newland Ave.
Florence E., textileworker, r. 455 Willard.
Florence H., picker, r. 79 Hedges Ave.
Florence L., stenographer, r. 397 Falconer.
Floyd E., (Lillie B.),—Thompson Candy Co.—h. 41 McKinley Ave.
F. Oscar, (Lillian), moulder, h. over 928 East Second.
Frances, stenographer, r. 654 East Sixth.
Frances G., telephone operator, r. 41 Bush.
Frank, woodworker, bds. 119-123 Fairmount Ave.
Frank, (Hilda A.), laborer, h. 851 Prendergast Ave.
Frank A., (Nellie), carpenter, h. over 937 East Second.
Frank A., (Anna), lunch counter clerk, h. 34 Whitley Ave.
Frank A., (Anna S.),—chief of police, City Hall—h. 397 Falconer.
Frank A., (Anna), bartender, h. 34 Whitley Ave.
Frank A., clerk, r. 35 Mechanic.
Frank E., metalworker, r. 129 Stowe.
Frank J., (Maria), woodworker, h. over 66 Blanchard.
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Frank O.,
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Frank over O., 69 (Mathilda), Stewart Ave. sheet metalworker, h. 239 Forest Ave.
Frank P., O., (Hannah (Emma)—tailor, S.), woodworker, 20 First h. National 12 Jeffords. Bank Bldg.—h. 14
Fred, (Mattie), metalworker, h. under 7 Barrows.
Fred, sheet metalworker, bds. 239 Falconer.
Fred A., (Hulda), shipping clerk, h. 114 Stowe.
Fred C, metalpolisher, bds. 20 Colfax.
Fred E., painter, bds. 126 Buffalo.
Fred J., bookkeeper, r. 905 Washington.
Fred L., (Mary),—Johnson & Hanson—h. 174 Barrett.
Fred V., (Hulda), laborer, h. 514 Newland Ave.
Freda, W., r. (Florence), 210 Barrett. machinist, h. 106 Cowing.
Freda W., A., (Augusta), r. 253 Newton finisher,h. Ave. 72 Cole Ave.
Fredolph, woodworker, r. over 35 Cedar Ave.
Fredrica L., h. over 66 Liberty.
Freidolph W., millhand, r. 23 Summit.
Freidolph G., toolmaker, r. 330 Palmer.
Fritz, shipping clerk, r. 60 Clyde Ave.
Fritz, laborer, bds. 128 Water.
Fritz E., (Beda), cabinetmaker, h. 39 Hazeltine Ave.
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Johnson, Genevieve C, clerk, r. 226 Falconer. 2
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Johnson, Gertrude A., r. 1078 East Second.
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Johnson, D Gust A., (Hilma A.), painter, h. over 187 Barrett.
Johnson, Gust A., office clerk, r. 214 Thayer.
S Johnson, Gust A., (Edith M.), mechanic, h. 572 Allen.
Johnson, Gust A., laborer, h. 130 Pennsylvania Ave.
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JJ Johnson, Gust A., laborer, bds. 810 Clinton.
Johnson, Gust A., (Emma C), plumber, h. 34 Summit.
A Johnson, Gust B„ (Hannah C), metalworker, h. 330 Palmer.
Johnson, Gust C, (Anna), woodworker, h. 37% Tenth.
W Johnson, Gust E., (Ruth), packer, h. over 111 Curtis.
Johnson, Gust G., metalworker, r. over 210 Thayer.
Johnson, Gust J., metalpolisher, bds. 6% Center.
Johnson, Gust S., (Lottie A.), pressman, h. 85 Stewart Ave.
Johnson, Gust T., (Anna C), asst. postmaster, h. 166 Forest Ave.
Johnson, Gust V., (Amanda J.), grocery clerk, h. 163 Newton Ave.
Johnson, Gustaf, (Alberta), furniture finisher,h. 441 Stowe.
P Johnson, Gustaf, (Signe), metalworker, h. over 251 Crescent.
Johnson, Gustaf A., (Amanda), laborer, h. 40 Colfax.
Johnson, Gustaf C, carpenter, r. 14 West Seventh.
A Johnson, Gustaf Elof, bandsawyer, bds. 68 Chapin.
Johnson, Gustaf F., (Augusta)—sec. G. F. Johnson Clothing Co.—h. 713
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Johnson, Gustaf J., (Anna), sheet metalworker, h. 44 Hedges Ave.
Johnson, Gustaf R., cabinetmaker, r. Willard Ext.
S Johnson, Gustav S., (Hilda M.), tinsmith, h. over 45 Baker.
Johnson, Gustava, weaver, bds. 347 Van Buren.
Johnson, G. Victor, (Anna L.), woodworker, h. 24 Carey Place.
Johnson, Gwendolyn, student, r. 415 East Fourth.
Johnson, Haddon—retail groceries, 821 East Second—r. 11 Stowe.
H Johnson, Hannah, r. 10 Maple.
Johnson, Hannah, domestic 509 Prendergast Ave., r. 548 Allen.
T Johnson, Hannah, widow John, r. 12 Bigelow Ave.
Johnson, Hannah, domestic, 416 Jefferson.
Johnson, Hannah, domestic, 322 East Fourth.
Johnson, Hannah—Stockholm Lunch Room, 114 West Second—r. 137 Mc­
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E Johnson, Hannah, widow Jonas, h. over 12 Axtel.
Johnson, Hannah C, widow Peter A., h. 40 Holman.
Johnson & Hanson—Fred L. and Sigfrid—paints, wallpaper and glass—122
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Johnson, Harley F., (Lola B.)—asst. cashier Swedish-American National
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Johnson, Harold, (Lucille), sheet metalworker, h. over 128 Fairview Ave.
Johnson, Harold, (Elvera), crater, h. 1109 Newland Ave.
L Johnson, Harold C. N., office clerk, r. 253 Prospect.
Johnson, Harold G., (Elvira), crater, h. 1029 Newland Ave.
0 Johnson, Harold W., shipping clerk, r. 38 Peach.
Johnson, Harriette B„ widow Carl W., h. 20 McKinley Ave.
Johnson, Harry, woodworker, bds. 13 English.
S Johnson, Harry, painter, bds. 2273 Washington.
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Johnson, Hedwig, widow Charles, r. 42 Beech.
Johnson, Hedwig, domestic, W. C. A. Hospital.
Johnson, Helen, waitress, rms. over 12 Victoria Ave.
Johnson, Helen, grocery clerk, r. 11 Stowe.
Johnson, Helen E., stenographer, r. 31 Tower. —^
Johnson, Henning, (Lydia M.), woodworker, h. 55 Sturges. g*
Johnson, Henrietta, student, r. 34 Sampson.
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Johnson, Henry, sheet metal casemaker, bds. 61 Franklin.
Johnson, Henry, mechanic, h. over 41 Wescott.
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Johnson, Henry M., (Maud), machinist, h. 32 Van Buren.
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Johnson, Herbert, teamster, r. 24 Woodworth Ave.
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Johnson, Herbert B., clerk, r 115 Prospect.
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Johnson, Herman, casemaker, bds. 110 Barrows.
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Johnson, Herman, (Ellen), woodworker, h. over 33 Linwood Ave.
Johnson, Herman J., clerk, r. 220 Broadhead Ave.
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Johnson, Hilda, domestic, 412 North Main.
Johnson, Hilda, widow Edward, h. 33 Myrtle.
Johnson, Hilda, textileworker, r. 106 Weeks.
Johnson, Hilda, widow Charles, h. over 210 Thayer.
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Johnson, Hilda A., domestic, r. 202 Falconer.
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Johnson, D Hugo A., (Amy G.),—Glantz & Johnson—h. R. F. D. 86, Frewsburg.
Johnson, Hulda, textileworker, bds. 9 Garfield.
Johnson, Hulda S., weaver, bds. 89 Tower.
Johnson, Huldah M., domestic, 2 Terrace Place.
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Johnson, Ida, cook, h. over 15 East Second.
Johnson, Ida, widow Henry, h. over 37 Chapin.
W Johnson, Ida A., weaver, r. 79 Hedges Ave.
Johnson, Ida C, paper boxmaker, r. 77 Eagle.
Johnson, Ida S., Mrs., h. 14 Park.
Johnson, Igda, domestic, 513 West Third.
Johnson, Ina, milliner, bds. 23 Derby.
Johnson, Ira W., (Minnie B.), stationary engineer, h. over 217 Spring.
Johnson, Irene, boxmaker, r. 29 Myrtle.
Johnson, Irene, child's nurse, r. 55 Benedict.
Johnson, Irene O., music teacher, r. 102 Hall Ave.
Johnson, Ivar H., laborer, r. under 400 Falconer.
Johnson, Jacob P., (Leila M.), rural mail carrier, h. 11 Elliott Ave.
Johnson, J. Albert, (Alida), woodworker, h. 65 Barker.
Johnson, J. Albin, (Lydia), foreman metalworker, h. 105 Francis.
Johnson, J. Alfred, (Huldah), woodfinisher, h. 271 Prospect.
Johnson, J. Alfred, metalworker, r. 104 Sampson.
Johnson, James R., (Iolean),—shipping clerk, Level Furn. Co.,—h. 14 Maple.
Johnson, J. August, (Sophia), laborer, h. 104 Sampson.
Johnson, J. E. & A. L. —J. Emil and Alex. L.—retail shoes, 107 West Third.
Johnson, J. Emil, (Alma M.), woodworker, h. over 143 Falconer.
Johnson, J. Emil, (Corrinne)—J. E. and A. L. Johnson—h. over 204 Prospect.
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Johnson, Jennie, widow James, h. 614 East Eighth.
Johnson, Jennie, cook, 10 Prospect.
Johnson, Jennie A., clerk, r. 12 Elk.
Johnson, J. Ernest, (Emily B.)—Martin & Johnson—h. 225 Allen.
Johnson, Jessie, textileworker, r. 44 Kinney.
Johnson, J. Gust, (Caroline), pipefitter, h. 106 Weeks.
Johnson, J. Herman, (Alice), foreman cabinetmaker, h. over 10 Sampson.
Johnson, J. Leonard, student, r. 10 Cook Ave.
Johnson, J. M., r. 27 Kinney.
Johnson, J. Martin, (Sofia)—collector and janitor First Lutheran Church—
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Johnson, Johanna, widow Gust, h. 7 Bowen.
Johnson, Johanna, widow James, r. 156 Park.
Johnson, John, (Hannah), lumber handler, h. 116 Newland Ave.
Johnson, John, (Carolina), woodworker, h. 161 Barrett.
Johnson, John, (Eva), retired, h. 174 Barrows.
Johnson, John, (Josephina), teamster, h. 337 Willard.
Johnson, John, woodworker, h. over 35 Cedar Ave.
Johnson, John, elevator operator, r. over 243 Willard.
Johnson, John, (Ida A.), woodworker, h. 214 Thayer.
Johnson, John, (Minnie), machine hand, h. 114 Sampson.
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Johnson, John, woodworker, bds. over 319 Allen.
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Johnson, John A., finisher, rms. over 11 East Second.
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Johnson, John A., farmer, r. 253 Newton Ave.
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Johnson, John A., (Naomi), woodworker, h. 181 Newton Ave.
Johnson, John A., (Christine), cabinetmaker, h. over 512% Monroe.
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Johnson, John A., (Anna), ironworker, h. 77 Eagle. "^
Johnson, John A., (Anna), clerk, h. 917 Newland Ave.
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Johnson, John A., (Johanna), lumberhandler, h. 1024 Newland Ave. ft
Johnson, John A., (Hedwig L.), gardener, h. 1014 Newland Ave.
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Johnson, John A., (Ida W.), carpenter, h. 229 Forest Ave.
Johnson, John August, (Sophy M.), stationary engineer, h. 220 Broadhead {•+>
Johnson, John August, (Dora), machinehand, h. 5 Hedges Ave. \±
JOHNSON, JOHN D., (Bennett)—pres. Swedish-American National Bank, ©
and paints, oils and wall paper, 204 East Second—h. 115 Prospect.
Johnson, John E., (I. Christina), sheet metalworker, h. 12 Partridge.
Johnson, John E., carriage painter, h. over 53 McKinley Ave.
Johnson, John E., (Ellen), metal casemaker, h. 88 Highland Ave.
Johnson, John Emil, (Corinne),—J. E. and A. L. Johnson—h. 204 Prospect.
Johnson, John E., (Nina E.), painter, h. 565 Allen.
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Johnson, John F., (Hannah), lumber handler, h. over 714 North Main. "•"*«*
Johnson, John J., (Hannah C), laborer, h. over 714 North Main.
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Johnson, John G., (Selma), cementworker, h. 55 Benedict. J£
Johnson, John J„ (Flora M.), metalpolisher, h. 282 Baker. 2
Johnson, John O., bartender, r. 1200 East Second.
Johnson, John P., (Alice), carpenter, h. 221 Price.
Johnson, John P., woodworker, bds. 574 Allen.
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Johnson, John P., (Pauline), motorman, h. 10 Cook Ave.
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Johnson, John W., (Selma),—Johnson & Swanson—h. 260 Fairmount Ave. n„
Johnson, John W., (Mary A.), retired, h. 905 Washington.
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Johnson, Jonas, (Tillie)—pres. Anchor Furniture Co.—h. 148 Forest Ave. P^
Johnson, Jonas P., (Eva), h. over 174 Bowen.
Johnson, Jonas P., (Christine), retired, h. 340 Willard.
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Johnson, Marion A., student, r. 1078 East Second.
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Johnson, Martin, finisher,bds. 444 Chandler. C^
Johnson, Martin Hans, (Bessie), woodworker, h. 56 Tower.
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Johnson, Mary, widow Fred, h. 1 Barrows.
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Johnson, Mary, widow Nels, h. 12 Elk. g. —
Johnson, Mary F., widow Reuben, h. over 407 Cherry. £, §,
Johnson, Mary T., widow Samuel, h. over 309 Winsor. •« ,g
Johnson, Mary L., stenographer, r. 124 Barrows. o »
Johnson, Mary L., bookkeeper and stenographer, r. 124 Barrows. g g-
Johnson, Mary, Mrs., h. 173% South Main. " 3
Johnson, Mary N., textileworker, r. 148 Sampson.
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Johnson, Matilda C, widow Charles E., h. 703 Lafayette.
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Johnson, Maynard, deliveryman, bds. 141 Newton Ave.
Johnson, Melvin, metalworker, r. 104 Sampson.
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Johnson, Mildred, student, r. 142 Prospect.
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Johnson, Mildred A., business student, r. 31 Holman.
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Johnson, Mildred E.,—cashier F. W. Woolworth Co.—r. 5 Stearns Ave. 2. ""
Johnson, Millie H. E., r. over 1007 East Second. « 2
Johnson, Milton, laborer, r. 509 Newland Ave. v
JOHNSON, MILTON J.—physician and surgeon, 1-3 Barrett Bldg.—r. 115 3. «
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Johnson, Milton O., (Annie), bartender, h. 211 Crescent. % «
Johnson, Miner C, machinehand, r. 917 Newland Ave. S. *
Johnson, Minnie, textileworker, r. 112 Cheney. £ §
Johnson, Minnie—domestic, 605 North Main—r. 202 Falconer.
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Johnson, Minnie W., dressmaker, r. 39 Eleventh. »• §"
Johnson, M. Mae, Mrs., waitress, h. 332 East Third.
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Johnson, M. Maude, drug clerk, r. over 17 West Second. jv ""
Johnson, Mollie, clothpicker, r. under 79 Hazzard.
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Johnson, Morton, toolmaker, r. 12 Jeffords.
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N. A., (Amanda), metalworker, h. over 895 East Second. » f
Johnson, Nels O., painter, r. 304 Winsor. — |
Johnson, Nels Nannie, Oscar, dressmaker, (Emma),—Anchor rms. 142 Barrett. Furniture Co.—h. 96 Prather Ave. g "^ ®
Johnson, Nathan A., office clerk, r. 38 Peach.
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Johnson, Nels, (Matilda), metalworker, h. over 174 Thayer. £5-*
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Johnson, Nelson E., (Mary A.)—dentist, over 31 North Main—h. 139 South
Main.
Johnson, Nettie O., paper boxmaker, r. 7 Bowen.
Johnson, N. John, (Louise), sheet metalworker, h 202 Falconer.
Johnson, Noah, (Hannah), blacksmith, h. 559 East Second.
Johnson, Olga H., r. 16 Maltby.
Johnson, Olive E., stenographer, r. 905 Washington.
Johnson, Olaf, laborer, bds. 504 West Eighth.
Johnson, Olof, (Clara A.), tailor, h. 38 Charles.
Johnson, Olof G., laborer, r. 207 Charles.
Johnson, Olof, Mrs., millinery, 38 Charles.
Johnson, Oscar, O. Reynold—Jamestown Auto Sales Co.—r. 141 Institute.
Johnson, Oscar, Orrin, cementworker, r. 280 Willard.
Johnson, Oscar,
Johnson, Oscar,
Johnson, Oscar,
metalworker, bds. 8 Hanley.
laborer, bds. 25 Linden Ave.
(Lilly), machinehand, h. 204 Myrtle.
Johnson, Oscar, rms. Y. M. C. A.
Johnson, Oscar, (Halva), cook, h. Merlin Ave., R. F. D. 77.
moulder, bds. 10 Wescott.
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Johnson, Oscar
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Johnson, Oscar C,
Johnson, Oscar E.,
Johnson, Oscar G.,
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Johnson, Oscar F.,
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Johnson, Otto,
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(Dema), metal casemaker, h. over 1014 Newland Ave.
(Esther S.), metalworker, h. over 36 Crown.
(Alta T.), real estate and insurance, h. 825 Washington.
(Signe), millwright, h. 136 Sampson.
(Elsa M.), tinsmith, h. 144 Barrett.
(Eva), bandsawyer, h. 108% Chandler.
freight trucker, bds. 191 Steele.
(Augusta)—Ohlquist & Johnson and vice pres. Johnson
-h. 711 West Eighth.
crater, r. 108 Linwood Ave.
(Annie), mechanic, h. 160 Bowen.
carpenter, bds. 20 Pearl Ave.
Johnson, Otto, cabinetmaker, bds. 140 Thayer.
Johnson, Otto, woodworker, bds. 73 Sturges.
Johnson, Otto, (Hulda), painter, h. 20 Stafford Ave.
Johnson, Otto, metalworker, r. 104 Sampson.
Johnson, Otto, sheet metalworker, r. 130 Summit.
Johnson, Otto A., (Nettie), foreman woodworker, h. 18 Shaver.
Johnson, Otto V., (Agnes E.), carpenter, h. over 28 Peach.
Johnson, Patrilna, widow John, h. over 130 Summit.
Johnson, Paul, (Ottelia), sheet metalworker, h. 605 Foote Ave.
Johnson, Paul, (Augusta), woodfinisher, h. over 64 Benedict.
Johnson, Paul G.,—Nelson & Johnson—r. 34 Summit.
Johnson, Paul G., toolmaker, r. 160 Bowen.
JAMESTOWN Johnson, Paul R., (Martha), HARDWARE woodworker, CO., h. over Inc.
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Johnson, Paul 120 W., WEST metalworker, THIRD STREET r. 163 Colfax.
Johnson, Pauline, waitress, h. over 12 Victoria Ave.
Johnson, Pearl, Pauline r. H., V., S., over office bookkeeper, picker, 53 McKinley clerk, r. 5 Hedges r. 31 Ave. 253 Peterson. Prospect. Ave.

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Johnson, D Sigfrid R., bookkeeper, bds. 16 Camp.
Johnson, Signe, domestic, 307 Newland Ave.
Johnson, Signe L. E., stenographer, r. 614 East Eighth.
Johnson, Simon E., steel casemaker, r. 47 Hazzard.
Johnson, Sofia S., widow Oscar, h. 31 Tower.
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Johnson, Sophia, textileworker, bds. 65 Barker.
Johnson, Sophia A., textile weaver, r. 163 Colfax.
Johnson, Sophia M., cook, 1381 East Second.
Johnson, S. Sigfrid, office clerk, h. 16 Camp.
Johnson, Stella V., teacher, r. 115 Prospect.
Johnson, Sten, (Christine), cabinetmaker, h. 115 King.
Johnson, Stewart, barber, rms. over 212 Washington.
Johnson, Swan, (Lena), paperhanger, h. 8 Webster.
Johnson, Swan, (Amelia), laborer, h. 112 Newland Ave.
Johnson & Swanson—John W. and Richard J.—retail groceries, 271 Fairmount
Ave.
Johnson, Sydney, painter, bds. 2273 Washington.
Johnson, Teddy, plumber, r. 130 Summit.
Johnson, Theodore, (Christine), h. 10 Peterson.
Johnson, Theodore M., (Lillian), carpenter, h. over 937 East Second.
H Johnson, Theodore W., (Ida), lumber inspector Wilson Mills, h. 567 Allen.
Johnson, Theodore W., r. 115 Linwood Ave.
Johnson, Thomas S„ barber, rms. 212% Washington.
v Johnson, Thure, toolmaker, bds. 12 Barrows.
Johnson, Tilda, h. over 47 Kinney.
Johnson, Timothy E., (Erma), conductor, h. 207 West Fourth.
Johnson, Tyra M., student, r. 11 Maltby.
Johnson, Victor, metalworker, r. 19 Kipp.
Johnson, Victor, (Martina), cement worker, h. 32 Franklin.
Johnson, Victor A., metalworker, r. over 564 East Second.
O Johnson, Victor C, stationary engineer, h. 21 Park.
Johnson, Victor C, (Isabelle),—Johnson & Bard—h. 600 East Second.
"Johnson, Victor S., (Mary), machinist, h. over 100 Hazzard.
Johnson, Victoria, cook, 62 Allen.
Johnson, Victoria M., textileworker, r. 61 Ellicott.
Johnson, Virginia A., r. 20 Vega.
S Johnson, Vivian, college student, r. 34 Sampson.
Johnson, Walfrid J., (Frida), painter, h. 145 Park.
Johnson, Walfred G., (Sennie W.), finisher,h. over 340 Palmer.
S Johnson, Walter, r. 137 McKinley Ave.
Johnson, Walter C, student, r. 271 Fairmount Ave.
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Johnson, Wendla, domestic, 405 East Fourth. J3
Johnson, Wilhelmina, clerk, r. over 17 West Second.
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Johnson, William, woodworker, r. 19 Kipp. m,
Johnson, William, farmer, bds. 800 Camp.
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Johnson, William, (Anna), painter, h. 52 Hamilton.
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Johnson, William, tinner, r. 29 Price.
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Johnson, William C, (Olive), finisher,h. 99 Tower. m,
Johnson, W. Russell, (Jessie C),—Johnson & Son Co.—h. Falconer, N. Y. g*\
Johnson, see Johnston and Jensen.
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Johnston, William, (Mary A.), popcorn vender, h. 526 Winsor.
Johnston, Elof T., (Bertha),—dentist, 300 Chadakoin Bldg.—h. 824 Wash n
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Johnston, Everett J., (Al), commercial traveler, h. 214 Fulton.
Johnston, Mabel, domestic, r. Falconer, bey. limits.
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Johnston, Siddeth, (Selma A.), commercial traveler, h. 11 Cowing. m*
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Jolland, Frank, houseman, The Samuels.
Jolly, John F., (Hattie), milkdealer, Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77, h. do. ft
Jones, Adeline H., h. over 414 Winsor.
Jones, Agnes, domestic, 34 Lakeview Ave.
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Jones, Albert, mechanic, r. 710 Washington.
Jones, Albert, (Hannah C), woodworker, h. over 29 Sturges.
Jones, Albert C, (Philhemina), bartender, h. 13 McKinley Ave.
Jones, Albert L., (Anna), finisher,h. 118 Tower. ^
Jones, Albert M., (Jennie C.)—blacksmith, 113 East Second (rear)—h. 211 M
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Jones, Albin E., (Anna), deliveryman, h. over 215 Front.
Jones, Alfred, (Huldah G.), sheet metalworker, h. 79 South Ave.
Jones, Alfred E., baker, r. 1018 Newland Ave. {3
Jones, Alice, r. over 608 Prendergast Ave.
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Jones, Allen G., (Augusta L.), woodworker, h. 11 Warner Ave. (**"
Jones, Alvira E., telephone operator, r. 11 Warner Ave. (D
Jones, Andrew A., retired, h. 185 Baker. ..
Jones, Andrew J., (Effie), h. under 109 Cross.
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Jones, Anna, Mrs., bds. 121 West Fourth.
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Jones, August, (Anna), woodfinisher, h. 110 Francis.
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Jones, August A., (Amanda), metalworker, h. 11 Garfield.
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Jones, Austin A., (Christine), canvasser, h. 10 Sumner Place. £r
Jones, Beebe, student, r. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
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Jones, Belle, widow Uri, dressmaker, h. 3 Cowing.
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Jones, Bernhard G., (Hulda), sheet metalworker, h. 320 Haywood. (j
Jones, Bessie A., teacher, r. 103 Allen.
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Jones, Carl, metalpolisher, bds. 20 Colfax.
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Jones, Carl Casper Cecil Charles, A., D., T., (Selma),—Jones (Addie), student, (Amelia), brassmoulder, r. 256 shipping Willard. Bros.—h. clerk, 288 223 h. Willard. West 820 East Third. Second.
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mj Jones, Charles E., (Alma),—supt. Jamestown Chair Co.—h. 4 Lincoln.
Jones, Charles F., painter, r. 256 Willard.
S Jones, Charles J., (Christina M.), axemaker, h. 103 Allen.
Jones, Charles M., bookkeeper, rms. 812 North Main.
Jones, Charles W., (Emma), carpenter, h. 318 Van Buren.
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JONES, CHARLES W., (Augusta C.)—fire insurance, 522 Chadakoin Bldg.—
h. 107 Maple.
Jones, Charlie, (Lydia E.), woodworker, h. over 12 Crown.
Jones, Clara R., dressmaker, r. 40 Flagg Ave.
W Jones, Clarence—shoemaker, 116 North Main—h. 188 Barrett.
Jones, Clarence A., toolmaker, r. 106 Catlin Ave.
Jones, Claude W., clerk, rms. 413 West Third.
JONES CLAYTON M., (Aimee)—attorney, 503 Fenton Bldg.—h. 307 Monroe.
Jones, Claude, clerk, rms. The Osmer.
Jones, Clyde G., (Florence O.),—city engineer, City Hall—h. 401 Falconer.
Jones, Clement B.—city clerk, City Hall—r. Ill East Second.
Jones, C. Melvin, finisher,r. over 548 Allen.
Jones, Conrad, woodworker, r. over 32 Fairfield Ave.
Jones, Corrinne E., widow Owen, r. 1169 Prendergast Ave.
Jones, C. Oscar, (Josephine), commercial traveler, h. 60 Hazzard.
Jones, C. Sigfried, (Elsie M.), woodworker, h. 80 Sturges.
Jones, C. William, (Emma M.), veneerworker, h. 33 Peach.
Jones, Cyrus E., (Mary Beebe)—pres. Chautauqua School of Nursing—h.
Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Jones, Dama C.—millinery, 301-302 Wellman Bldg.—rms. 16 East Fourth.
Jones, Delbert C, (Effie)—retail groceries, 217 Lincoln—h. over do.
Jones, Dorothy A., teacher, r. 9 Foote Ave.
Jones, Earl D., student, r. 217 Lincoln.
Jones, Edith K., stenographer, r. 256 Willard.
H Jones, Edward F., (Caroline M.)—Jones & Audette—h. 16 Broadhead Ave.
Jones, Edward W., (Barbara) R. R. engineer, h. 12 Highland Ave.
Jones, Elial A., (Minnie), h. over 128 East Second.
Jones, Elizabeth N„ telephone supervisor, r. over 413 Winsor.
Jones, Ellen M., bakery clerk, r. 1018 Newland Ave.
JONES, ELMER A., (Helen B.)—physician, 57 South Main—h. do.
Jones, Elmer P., (Anna), foreman finisher,h. 56 Chapin.
Jones, Elvira H., office clerk, r. 115 Hedges Ave.
Jones, Elvira H., stenographer, r. 106 Catlin Ave,
Jones, Emil C, (Selma), woodworker, h. over 24 Chautauqua Ave.
Jones, Emil O., (Alma), tailor, h. 920 Newland Ave.
0 Jones, Emma D., widow Albert C, h. over 107 Stowe.
Jones, Emanuel, sheet metalworker, bds. 84 Sturges.
Jones, Erick A., (Christine), metalworker, h. 13 Victoria Ave.
Jones, Ernest, (Flora), rms. 210 Chandler.
Jones, Everett F., (Alice), clerk, h. 28 Twelfth.
Jones, Frances M., student, r. 26 Terrace Place.
Jones, Frank, (Laura), windowcleaner, h. over 211 East Second.
Jones, Frank, (Anna), stationary engineer, h. over 310 Clinton.
Jones, Frank A., (Matilda), bookkeeper city water dept, h. 1024 Newland Av.
JONES, FRANK T., (Helga N.)—The Jones Bakery—h. 28 Union Ave.
Jones, Fred, (Minnie), contractor, h. over 256 Willard.
Most Popular BLACK Jones, George, Fred Place S., A., H.—The in laborer, BEAR (Florence), (Clara), the Jones City. bds. routeman bookkeeper, Bakery—r. CAFE, 831 Ladies Fairmount Johnson Dining 1018 h. HENRY Ice 107 Ave. Newland Room & East Coal on A. Eighth. Ave. Co., BAUER, 2nd Floor. h. 123 Proprietor
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Jones, George S., (Amelia), h. over 868 East Second. .
Jones, Gilbert F., (Christine), finisher,h. 548 Allen. *5j
Jones, Grace, clerk, r. over 256 Willard.
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Jones, Grace E., twister, bds. 1027 East Second.
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Jones, D Mary J., widow John C, h. 8 McDannell Ave.
Jones, Matilda, widow George, r. 464 Buffalo.
Jones, Mattie S., Mrs., h. 303 West Fourth.
Jones, Minnie, r. over 256 Willard.
Jones, Minnie M., typist, r. 8 McDannell Ave.
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Jones, Myra, Mrs., r. 151 Prospect.
Jones, Myrtie J., Mrs., textile worker, r. 9 Livingston Ave.
Jones, Nellie F., Mrs., practical nurse, h. over 413 Winsor.
i/ Jones, O. Fred, (Anna), machinist, h. 50 Lakin Ave.
W Jones, Oliver, (Signe), sheet metalworker, h. over 32 Fairfield Ave.
Jones, Oscar, metalworker, r. over 19 Kipp.,
Jones, Oscar W., metalworker, r. 185 Baker.
Jones, Osse A., dressmaker, r. 61 Blanchard.
Jones, Ralph, (Martha), lieutenant U. S. army, h. 134 Lakeview Ave.
• Jones, Ray D., machinist, rms. 416 Allen.
Jones, Ray F., (Nellie), mechanic, h. 161% Allen.
Jones, Ray V., electrician, r. 107 Stowe.
Jones, R. Bruce, (Mary), retired, h. 713 North Main.
Jones, Robert E., (Mary G.), bookkeeper Elite Furn. Co., h. 414 Winsor.
Jones, Robert L., evangelist, h. over 52 Liberty.
Jones, Rose S., r. 8 McDannell Ave.
Jones, Sagrid M., stenographer, r. 178 Barrett.
Jones, S. Alfred, (Ruth E. H.)—Jones Bros.—h. 458 Allen.
Jones, 'Sally, widow Enoch, h. 1506 Washington.
Jones, Samuel, (Anna), h. 61 Blanchard.
Jones, Sarah A., widow Henry, h. 267 Fairmount Ave.
JONES & SCHARF—John A. and W. H.—retail clothing and gent's furnishings,
210 North Main.
Jones, Segrid, nurse W. C. A. Hospital.
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Jones, Sophia C, widow Carl, h. 1018 Newland Ave.
Jones, Stephen, gardener, rms. over 18 North Main.
Jones, Susan D., widow Rinaldo E., h. 825 Spring.
Jones, The—Fred Hemphill, mgr.—retail liquors and pool room, 2% N. Main.
Jones, Thomas, (Stella), sheet metalworker, h. 7 Metallic Ave.
Jones, Thure, (Mari), laborer, r. over 833 Newland Ave.
Jones, Ursula, r. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Jones, Vera, stenographer, bds. 115 Hedges Ave.
Jones, Virginia S., widow G. B., h. over 18 Twelfth.
Jones, Walter E., office clerk, r. 12*Highland Ave.
Jones, Wesley L., conductor, r. 710 Washington.
O Jones, W. H. Kinney, (Lydia A.), painter and paperhanger, h. 12 Highland
Jones, Wilbur, driver, bds. 12 Fairview Ave.
Jones, Wilbur W., (Wilma), farmer, h. over 211 Price.
Jones, William B., rms. 304 Pine.
Jones, William H., college student, r. 9 Foote Ave.
Jones, William R., (Augusta M.), postman, h. 212 East Eighth.
Joney, Tony, (Francesco), shoemaker, h. 28 Harrison.
Jordan, Emma L., widow Albert P.,—physician, 837 Prendergast Ave.—h. do.
Jordan, Vera V., musician, r. 837 Prendergast Ave.
^ Jorgenson, Anna, r. 825 Newland Ave.
Jorgenson, Bertha S., office clerk, r. 257 Prospect.
P STallf C Jorgenson, IdlA \u\th Willi Rant Blocks, Hans, Fred, lav VCllUCy cabinetmaker, (Caroline), Connecticut 139 Institute construction W.J.Bentley, bds. and life 1019 105 ins. East Park. foreman, ca, Mgr., Second. Hartford, OHice, h. 257 Prospect. 514 Conn. Chadakoin Bldg.

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Jorgenson, Nels, (Nannie)—pres. Jorgenson Plumbing & Heating Co.—
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Joseph, Vasil, finisher,bds. 135 Steele. m**
Josephson, Alfred, (Ida M.)—T. N. Nelson & Co.—h. 31 Charles.
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Josephson, Godfrey, (Mary), carpenter, h. over 224 Charles.
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Josephson, Gust, woodworker, r. 404 Hazeltine Ave.
Josephson, Joslin, Flora, Hildur Mrs.,—roomers, J., r. 404 Hazeltine 214 Clinton—h. Ave. do. -8 o •»
Josephson, Joslin, John Oscar, J., teamster, (Ellen), r. metalworker, 214 Clinton. h. over 19 Orchard Ave.
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Josappe, JOURNAL Bella, ENGRAVING widow Criccila, CO.—Arthur r. over O. and 342 Warner Allen. Morse—half tones, zinc g, u ^ »
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Kaadtmann, Claude D., (Mary E.), postman, h. 511 Hallock.
Kaadtmann, Edward A., carpenter, h. 182 Jones & Gifford Ave.
Kafferlin, Frank C, (Mayme P.), roofer, h. 30 Terrace Place.
Kahle, Dale W., metalworker, r. under 77 South Main.
Kahle, Fred C, metalworker, r. under 77 South Main.
Kahle, Lyla O., r. under 77 South Main.
Kahle, Twyla B., r. under 77 South Main.
Kahle, William P., veneerworker, h. under 77 South Main.
Kahle, see Koehl and Cale.
Kalan, Alfred, (Alma), finisher,h. 8 Morse Ave.
Kalen, J. Waldemar, (Elsie), woodworker, h. 869 Spring.
Kallander, F. Oscar, (Augusta), printer, h. 11 Pullman.
Kambury, Dennis J.—Sotir & Kambury—rms. 22 Derby.
Kane, Jerry, teamster, bds. 635 West Eighth.
Kannar, Elizabeth, twister, r. 1390 Newland Ave.
Kannar, Joseph, (Mary A.), finisher, r. 1390 Newland Ave.
Kansewicha, Abas, finisher,h. 110 Steele.
Karr, Ada, stenographer, r. 6 Broadhead Ave.
Karr, Gertrude F., textileworker, h. 142 Falconer.
Karr, William H., (Jennie), electric light trimmer, h. 142 Falconer.
Karr, see Carr.
Kase, Emma E., widow John, h. 537 East Fifth.
Kase, Simeon J., student, r. 537 East Fifth.
Kase, see Case.
Kastenhuber, Gerry J., (Tekla), woodworker, h. 126 Water.
Kaufeld, Earl, (Levina), finisher,h. 909 Newland Ave.
Kaufield, Alfred L., textileworker, r. over 25 Foote Ave.
Kaufield, Francis E.—stock mgr. F. W. Woolworth Co.—r. 157 Prospect.
Kaufield,
Keefe,
Julius P., (Katherine F.), machinist, h. 17 Palmer.
Kauth,
Keefe,
Valentine W. (Rosetta),—gen. mgr. Evening News—h. 401 Forest Av.
Kay,
Keefe,
Hannah, widow George, h. over 41 Maple.
Kayner,
Keefe,
Beulah Bratt, Mrs.—millinery, 201 West Third—h. 11 Elk.
Kazer,
Keefe,
John L., (Alma J.), sheet metalworker, h. 214 Bowen.
Kazer,
Keefe,
Wayland W., welder, r. 314 South Main.
David, weaver, r. 37 Winsor.
JAMESTOWN Florence, textileworker, HARDWARE r. 37 Winsor. CO., Inc. DRAWING
Grace, 120 r. 37 WEST Winsor. THIRD STREET
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John, (Clara), warpdresser, h. 33 Fluvanna Ave.
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Keefe, Sam, warpdresser, h. 37 Winsor. ^*
Keefe, Rebecca, r. 37 Winsor.
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Keefe, Wallace A., plater, r. 37 Winsor.
Keefe, William, (Emily), loomfixer, h. over 41 Chapin.
Keefer, Cora K„ r. 203 Van Buren.
Keefer, Marie J., stenographer, r. 203 Van Buren.
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Keet, Mertie L., teacher, bds. 200 Hallock. ©
Keet, Sarah S., widow Clarence, charwoman, h. over 211 Prendergast Ave. O
Keifer, Audrey L.—night operator Western Union Telegraph Co.—r. 10% g^
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Keifer, Beatrice A., student, r. 10% Fourteenth. ($
Keifer, Floyd I., clerk, r. 10% Fourteenth. 0*
Keifer, Samuel F., (Elma), teamster, h. 10% Fourteenth.

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D Kelsey, Harry C, (Catherine M.), painter, h. over 801 Cherry.
Kelsey, Heman L., retired, h. 1035 East Second.
Kelso, Minnie D., widow Alfred—bookkeeper P. F. Lewis & Sons—h. 30
Fairview Ave.
Kelts, Orian C, (Helga), teamster, h. under 97 McKinley Ave.
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Kemp, Gertrude, dressmaker, h. over 107 Liberty.
Kemp, Lawrence W.,—Kemp the Hatter—rms. 301 Jefferson.
Kemp the Hatter—L. W. Kemp—pressing and cleaning, over 103 East Third.
Kendall, Eliza, widow Newton, textileworker, h. 197 Linwood Ave.
W Kendall Ellen A., widow George E., r. 20 Vega.
Kendall, Ernest, (Daisy M.), waiter, h. 179% South Main.
Kendall, Robert, (Sarah E.), metalworker, h. 64 Water.
Kendall, Sarah E., widow Tom, h. 24 Richmond Place.
Kendall, Squire, grocery clerk, r. 24 Richmond Place.
Kendall, William D., student, r. 197 Linwood Ave.
Kenison, Claude, metalworker, r. 238 Fairmount Ave.
Kenison, Devillo, (Addie), carpenter, h. 238 Fairmount Ave.
Kennedy, Arthur J., (Margaret), metalworker, h. over 9 Osborn.
Kennedy, Duane C, (Mary), laborer, h. over 152 Allen.
Kennedy, Edwin P., (Pearl), patternmaker, h. 832 North Main.
Kennedy, Elizabeth, graduate nurse, rms. 18 Tenth.
Kennedy, Horace, upholsterer, r. 1 Barrows.
Kennedy, Jeanette, weaver, bds. 152 Jones & Gifford Ave.
Kennedy, Lydia S., textile worker, r. 1 Barrows.
Kennedy, Mary, widow Henry, h. 1 Barrows.
Kennedy, Milton E., (Laura A.), solicitor, h. 815 Spring.
Kennedy, Neil, machinist, rms. over 201 West Third.
Kennedy, Thomas, conductor, rms. 215 West Second.
Kennedy, Thomas G., (Nellie), electrician, h. 715 East Second.
H Kennedy, Thomas J., (Margaret), woolsorter, h. 18 Tenth.
Kent, Alba M., h. 305 East Fourth.
Kent, Alice, clerk, r. 16 Schuyler.
Kent, Ann E., widow Walter H., r. 347 Fairmount Ave.
Kent, Bert, milkpeddler, h. 127 Pennsylvania Ave.
Kent Block, 27 Forest Ave.
Kent, Floyd, milkpeddler, r. 16 Schuyler.
Kent, George A. S., laborer, bds. 1006 North Main.
EKent, Herman, milkpeddler, r. Wellman Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Kent, Marvin H„ (Elvina),—wholesale and retail cream, milk and butter—
h. Wellman Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Kent, Morgan B., h. 333 East Fourth.
Kent, Nellie, r. Wellman Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Kent, Roy W., (Sadie E.), milkpeddler, h. 18 Hess.
Kent, Ruth R., bookkeeper, r. 16 Schuyler.
LKent, William E., (Lillian), florist,h. Merlin Ave., R. F. D. 77.
KENT, WILLIAM L., (Maude)—creamery, 23 Market—h. 16 Schuyler.
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Kiley, Joseph C, (Ethel)—insurance, 14 Pullman—h. do.
Kiley, see Kiely.
Kimball, Allan B., (Julia), nightwatch, h. 110 Water.
Kimball, Allene E., student, r. 110 Water.
Kimball, D. Sherman, clerk, r. 96 Newton Ave.
Kimball, Edmund, r. 110 Forest Ave.
Kimball, James R., (Lottie E.)—special rep. bank work Art Metal Const.
Co.—h. 96 Newton Ave.
Kimball, Marion C, student, r. 7 Mahon Place.
Kimball, Perl L., (Mary), clerk, h. 154 Weeks.
Kimball, Ralph E., (Gracey I. J.)—research engineer, Art Metal Construction
Co.—h. 19 Chestnut.
Kimball, W. S., (Lettie), carpenter, r. 49 Broadhead Ave.
Kimberly, Albert C, pressfeeder, r. 219 Crescent.
Kimberly, Alice M., office clerk, r. 219 Crescent.
Kimberly, Clinton F., (Emma), h. 219 Crescent.
Kimberly, Harry E„ photographer's assistant, r. 219 Crescent.
Krhdlund, Eric N., designer, bds. 7 Stearns Ave.
King, Adam, (Caroline), h. 207 Palmer.
King, A. Grant, (Pauline), carpenter, h. 39 Ninth.
King, Alice, student, r. 35 Center.
King.Alice, stenographer, r. over 4 Dover.
King, Benjamin P., (Helen A.), carpenter, h. 74 Eleventh.
King, Clarence W., (Edna S.), carpenter, h. 604 Palmer.
King, Earl C, carpenter, r. 604 Palmer.
King, E. Clarence, h. 604 Palmer.
King, Ernest E., (Edith), carpenter, h. 42 Regent.
King, George, telephone lineman, bds. 103 West Fourth.
King, George, laborer, r. 222 Newland Ave.
King, George W., laborer, rms. 831 North Main.
King, G. Evelyn, stenographer, r. 207 Palmer.
King, Harold, (Adelaide), loomfixer, h. 17 Tew.
King, Harry B., poolroom clerk,' r. 207 Palmer.
King, Harry L., (Ethel), canvasser, h. 8 Adams.
King, Hattie M., widow Frank, dressmaker, h. over 72 Eleventh.
King, James, (Zella), loomfixer, h. 35 Center.
King, James M., (Clara), foreman dyer, h. 222 Newland Ave.
King, John A., (Kitty B.), grocer, h. 207 Palmer.
King, Lida, Mrs., domestic, rms. 311 Pine.
King, Margaret M., widow J. Wells, h. 208 East Fifth.
King, Michael, (Margaret), stationary fireman, h. 905 West Sixth.
King, Ransom, (Ella), laborer, h. over 209% West Third.
King, Ray, machinehand, bds. 31 Flagg Ave.
King, Roscoe C, (Rena), teamster, h. 49 Harrison.
King, Ruth H., student, r. 779 East Second.
King, Thomas, laborer, r. 222 Newland Ave.
King, William E., (Emma)—attorney, 525-526 Wellman Bldg.—h. 779 E. 2nd.
King, Ziba A.,—collections, 525-526 Wellman Bldg.—r. 779 East Second.
Kingman, Florence V., widow J. Frank, h. 215 Fulton.
Kingman, Reverene, student, r. 215 Fulton.
Kinne, Cyrus, (Matie)—Smith & Kinne—h. 206 Fulton.
Moat BLACK Kinney, Kinne, Kinnear, Popular Fred Bert Martin, Charles B., O., Place BEAR (Lizzie), (Mary (Augusta), M., in (Jennie B.), the cabinetmaker, bookkeeper, CAFE, City. electrician, C), shipping Ladies h. HENRY 21 Dining clerk, 38 over Valley. Twelfth. 519 A. Room 208 East BAUER, on Hazzard. Sixth. 2nd Proprietor
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KINSEL, ALBERT WELLINGTON, (Florinda)— Carlson & Kinsel—h. 26 mm.
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Kinsel, William, bartender, rms. over 11 East Second.
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Kirk, John, Jr., office clerk, r. 332 Steele. {*>
Kirk, John P., (Mary), laborer, h. 332 Steele.
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Kirk, Perry, (Ellen), woodfinisher, rms. 116 East Fourth.
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Kirkwood, Ralph, (Laura), machinist, h. 21 West Fifteenth.
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Kitch, David A., (Elizabeth)—confectionery, ice cream and groceries, 937 cyi
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Kitch, Twila J., student, r. over 292 Falconer.
Klarquist, Fritz, (Edith), metalworker, h. 15 Valley.
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Klarquist, Lawrence, metalworker, r. 15 Valley.
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Klein, Archie, clerk, r. 511 Allen.
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Klein, Henry, motorman, r. 511 Allen. 0*
Klein, Molly, widow Isaac, canvasser, h. 511 Allen. 5£
Klein, Nathan, clerk, r. 511 Allen.
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Klein, Nathan, shoe clerk, rms. 307 West Third.
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Klein, Rose, textileworker, r. 511 Allen. ^*
Kleindine, Charles, cigarmaker, bds. Grandin Hotel.
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Kleinsang, Henry, Sr., (Flora T.), sheet metalworker, h. 820 Lafayette. **
Kleist, Betsey T., widow John, h. 64 Broadhead Ave.
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Kleist, Edward C, postman, r. over 6 East Newland Ave.
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Kleist, Frederick, (Edith), plumber, h. over 907 North Main. J5*
Kliest, Charles J., (Anna L.), lumber inspector, h. 25 Foote Ave.

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Hans, (Laura), metal casemaker, h. 149 Eleventh.
Klugsberg, Jacob, (Frieda), clerk, h. 71 Allen.
Klumpp, Joseph W., (Carolina)—treas. Lyric Amusement Co. and saloon,
116 East Third—h. 53 Tenth.
Klumpp, Marie—cashier Celoron Theater—r. 53 Tenth.
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Knapp, Albert W., (Anna), laborer, h. 368 Buffalo.
Knapp, Alice, widow Charles, r. 26 Catlin Ave.
Knapp, Edward L., (Georgia E.)—vice pres. Weber-Knapp Co.—h. 34 Grant.
Knapp, Ellen L., widow James, r. 848 North Main.
W Knapp, Fayette A., (Fannie E.)—dentist, over 209 N. Main—h. 316 W. Third.
Knapp, Frank D., student, r. 405 West Seventh.
Knapp, Jennie L., widow Frank, h. 112 West Seventh.
Knapp, Henry, gardener, r. 8 Buffalo.
Knapp, Laona B., nurse, r. 316 West Third.
Knapp, Leonard K., painter, r. 12 Tenth.
Knapp, Lewis D., druggist, h. 848 North Main.
Knapp, Martha, dressmaker, h. 315 West Eighth.
Knapp, Mary A., widow Hiram E., h. 12 Bassett.
Knapp, Stanley, student, r. 316 West Third.
Knapp, William H., (Mary),—Jamestown Electric Co.—h. 405 West Seventh.
Knapp, see Knupp.
Knavy, Anna L., clerk, r. 332 Steele.
Knickerbocker, Laverne M., (Maude)—dist. mgr. L. C. Smith Bros. Typewriter
Co., 29-31 Barrett Bldg.—h. 810 North Main.
Knight, Harriet, Christian worker, r. 49 Eleventh.
Knight, Jennie E., Christian worker, r. 49 Eleventh.
Knight, Kate, Christian worker, h. 49 Eleventh.
Knight, Robert B., (Margaret), telegraph operator, h. 18 Fourteenth.
Knorr, George H., (Rose),—agent International Correspondence Schools—
h. 912 North Main.
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Knorr, John A., (Margaret)—barber, 222 North Main—h. 708 Washington.
Knorr, Clara, Mrs., cook, h. 610 Cherry.
Knorr, Robert, r. 610 Cherry.
Knorr, Rose, r. 610 Cherry.
Knowles, Cora E., r. 21 Fourteenth.
Knowles, Elizabeth, Mrs., h. 21 Fourteenth.
Knowles, George H., (Annie), textileworker, h. 103 Linwood Ave.
Knowles, Sadie A., dressmaker, r. 21 Fourteenth.
Knowlton, Anna A., music teacher, r. 515 East Eighth.
Knowlton, Bernice M., clerk, r. 75 Livingston Ave.
O Knowlton, Delroy B., (Lillie), insurance, h. over 90% Barrett.
Knowlton, Fred, (Nellie), motorman, h. 3 Fairview Ave.
Knowlton, Fred W., (Minnie), carpenter, h. 215 Fulton.
Knowlton, William A., (Rachael I.),—groceries, 217 West Third—h. 515 East
Eighth.
Knox, Gertrude, rms. 14 East Fourth.
Knupp, C. Lucile, normal student, r. Winsor and Newton Ave.
Knupp, Daisy M., normal student, r. Winsor and Newton Ave.
Knupp, Edward C, (Maude W.), commercial traveler, h. Winsor and New-
S t o n Ave.
Knupp, see Knapp.
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(Ida), widow teacher, Erie Charles, Ave., R. life r. W. 408 R. J. conductor, ins. h. F. East Bentley, D. 408 co., Eighth. 77. East Mgr., h. Hartiord, Eighth. Fairmount OHice, Conn. 514 Ave., Chadakoin R. F. D. Bldg. 77.

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paper boxes and job printing, 17-19 Market.
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Koehl, see Cale and Kahle.
Koerner, Henry, retired, rms. 19 First National Bank Bldg.
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Kofod, Arthur J., (Hulda C), piano salesman, h. 254 Falconer.
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Kofod, Bertha M., dressmaker, r. 43 Charles.
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Kofod, Fred C, (Lena), retired, h. 445 Winsor. *
Kofod, George, (Christine), h. 1035 North Main. a p,
Kofod, George P., (Maggie C), commercial traveler, h. 635 Foote Ave. » 3
Kofod, Harold W., (Sandrina), machinehand, h. over 117 Hazzard. 2. g«
Kofod, Henry W. C, woodworker, r. 12 Grandin. — g-
Kofod, James, (Petra), deliveryman, h. over 850 North Main. "S "o
Kofod, Leon V., student, r. 254 Falconer.
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Kofod, Louis A., (Hansine), painter, h. 12 Grandin. m a •" S"
Kofod, Louisa L., widow John, r. 234 Falconer. 0 2.
Kofod, May, domestic, 517 North Main. ~ «
Kofod, Peter, (Anna), machinist, h. 43 Charles. §•' 3
Kofod, Ruth E., office clerk, r. 12 Grandin.
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Kofod, Theodore, (Lillian), express messenger, h. over 22 Jeffords. i s-
Kofod, William, deliveryman, r. over 850 North Main.
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Kohlbacher, George M., draughtsman, r. 7 Lakin Ave. * 8.
Kohlbacher, Henry, (Minnie), furniture polisher, h. 194 Fairmount Ave. 2. ©
Kohman, Frederick W. (Katherine B.)—prop. Hotel Greenhurst-on-Chautau- » 5T
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Kohman, George, hotel clerk, rms. The Osmer. 2 3
Kolb, Mary, widow Henry, r. 1086 East Second.
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Kolber, James, popcorn vender, rms. 37 Russell Block.
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Kolpin, Jessie, bankclerk, rms. 57 Hazzard.
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Kordenbrock, Katherine, seamstress, r. 304 West Eighth.
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Kordenbrock, Mary, widow Fred, h. 304 West Eighth. 3 »,
Kosman, Frank, textileworker, bds. over 18 Willard.
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Kosthorst, Krantz, Anna, Edward domestic, G., machinist, 525 East Second. r. under 217 Allen.
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Kostlevy, Charles A., (Lena),—plumbing and steam heating, under 101 East i b
Second—h. 1217 Prendergast Ave.
Kote, Kotelli, Kotte, Krach, Kraft, Ellis, Arvid, Lone, Vangel, Francis Margaret, Andrew Demitri Louis rubber, bds. (Elin), A., (Anna), J., A., V., textileworker, widow 113 polisher, r. woodworker, machinehand, Sprague. 112 laborer, Fred, Steele. worker, r. over h. r. h. over r. 1007 h. 113 311 r. 1007 94 311 Washington.
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D Krantz, Charles G., (Marion), commercial traveler, h. 241 Sprague.
Krantz, Hilma M., mender, bds. 36 Johnson.
Krantz, see Crantz.
Krentz, Karl A., (Anna), tailor, h. 10 Water.
Kretzschmar, Otto Th., (Louise), machinehand, r. 226 Hopkins Ave.
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Krieger, Dora, widow Samuel, r. 287 South Main.
Krieger, Henry T., (Emily E.), lumber, h. 20 Chestnut.
Krieger, Madeline E., student, r. 20 Chestnut'.
Kristo, Sotir, (Olympia)—George Themely & Co.—h. 51 Barrett.
W Krohn, Charles H., laborer, h. over 22 Forest Ave.
Kron, Andrew, stationary engineer, h. 848 East Second.
Kron, Axel, (Svea), metal polisher, h. over 229 Weeks.
Kron, Ellen, r. 848 East Second.
Kron, Gust, woodworker, bds. 5 William.
Kron, Hedwig, spooler, r. 848 East Second.
-'Krone, Harry A., (Juanita), machinist, h. 34 Eleventh.
Krone, Lina, widow A. Fred, h. 34 Eleventh.
Kruger, Frank J., (Rose A.), electrician, h. 869 Spring.
Krumeich, Joseph, metal painter, bds. 110 Washington.
Kruse, George, metalworker, bds. 114 Lincoln.
Krusen, John N., (Myrtle), carpenter, h. 817 Jefferson.
Krusen, Lee F., laborer, r. 817 Jefferson.
Krusen, L. F„ (Blanche), h. 141 Chandler.
Krusen, Lynn, carpenter, r. 817 Jefferson.
Kryar, Frank, chauffeur, bds. 320 Allen.
Kulberg, John, (Christina), h. over 179 Barrows.
Kullberg, Alfred E., hardware clerk, r. 621 Newland Ave.
Kullberg, Emma C, Mrs., h. 253 Forest Ave.
Kupresh, Clara, domestic, r. 229 Hopkins Ave.
H Kupresh, Fred W., (Louise), laborer, h. 229 Hopkins Ave.
Kupresh, Gust, laborer, r. 229 Hopkins Ave.
Kurney, James, telephone lineworker, r. 46 Grant.
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Labeno, Louie, laborer, bds. 9% Cheney.
Lahore, Michael, (Chipolo), woodworker, h. 541 Crescent.
Lahore, Raphel, woodworker, r. 541 Crescent.
Labree, Mary, teacher, rms. 134 Allen.
Lacey, Emma Z.,—Japanese Tea Room, 370 East Third—h. do.
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Lacgino, Fred, woodworker, bds. 479 Crescent.
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Lackey, Joseph, grocery clerk, r. 21 Crescent. 09
Lackey, Lloyd, shipping clerk, r. 21 Crescent. **
Lackey, Lona, student, r. 21 Crescent.
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Lackey, Nellie, widow John, h. 21 Crescent. 2
Ladies' Novelty Shop—P. M. Johnson & Co., props.—ladies' ready-made p* .
goods, 21 West Third. 09
LaDue, Minnie T.,—elocutionist and nurse, 59 Prospect—r. do. *i
La Due, William T., retired, r. 99 Barrett.
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LaDuke, Joe, woodworker, bds. 116 East Fourth.
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LaDuke, Stephen, metalworker, rms. 116 East Fourth.
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LaDuke, Walter, (Charlotte), cabinetmaker, h. 117 Fairview Ave.
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Lafassa, Frances, r. 113 Cross.
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LeForce, William M., (Mary C), foreman machine hand, h. 380 Foote Ave. ^^
Lager, Butler E., (May),—Lager & Johnson and publishers of directories— ;5
h, 109 West Fifth. 2
Lager, Charles P., (Ida), finisher, h. 26 Chapin. m%
Lager, Claude R., (Cassa), woodworker, h. 516 Monroe. .
Lager, Edwin Carl, r. 14 Colfax.
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Lager, Gust A., (Matilda), machinist, h. 14 Colfax.
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Lager, Julia B., paper boxmaker, r. 26 Chapin.
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Lager, Pearl, second maid, 328 East Fourth. J2.
Lager, Pearl G., paper boxmaker, r. 26 Chapin.
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Lagerdahl, Carl J., (Hulda), cabinet maker, h. 112 Hazzard.
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Lagerdahl, Ernest O., (Bettie), cabinet maker, h. 20 Wildwood Ave. ,
Lagerdahl, Harold, student, r. 112 Hazzard.
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Lagerdahl, Ragnar, cabinet maker, bds. 20 Wildwood Ave. £
Lagergren, Florence A., stenographer, r. 22 Sampson. ®
Lagergren, Frances M., stenographer, r. 22 Sampson.
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Lagergren, Lena, widow Andrew, h. 22 Sampson. ^ f*
Lagerquist, Adele C, teacher, r. 157 Allen. — »
Lagerquist, Axel L., (Emilia), contractor and builder, h. 212 Prospect. B ST
Lagerquist, Edith, office clerk, r. 113 Crescent. S- §
Lagerquist, Edward, metalworker, r. 113 Crescent. £ a-
Lagerquist, Evelyn L., r. 157 Allen.
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Lagerquist, Gustave A., metalworker, h. 157 Allen.
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Lagerquist, Melita I., r. 157 Allen. c §
Lagerquist, Mildred E., student, r. 212 Prospect.
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Lagerquist, Sophy, widow John, r. 157 Allen. ""
Lagerquist, Theresa H., r. 212 Prospect.
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Lagreen, Enoch A., (Alice), plumber, h. over 14 Barrows.
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Laidler, Martha, h. 1281 North Main. M «
Lake, Carl J., (Anna M.), gardener, h. 131 Hall Ave.
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Lake, C. Leonard, toolmaker, r. 131 Hall Ave. » J»
LAKE CITY LAUNDRY—Nocere Bros., prop.—12 West First. o C
Lake, Clarence H„ (Belle E.), finance clerk Postoffice, h. 120 Fulton. | m
Lake, Gladys C, office clerk, r. 131 Hall Ave.
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D LAKEVIEW ROSE GARDENS—A. N. Broadhead, prop.; Lawrence Cotter,
mgr. gardens; Mrs. Sadie Howard, mgr. store—304 North Main.
Lakewood Ice Co.—Mayne R. Stevenson, mgr.—38 Gokey Bldg.
Lakin, Henry J., r. 283 Fairmount Ave.
Lakin, Luther S., Sr., (Ella), h. 283 Fairmount Ave.
H Lakin, Luther S., Jr.,—Chautauqua county clerk, Mayville—r. 283 Fairmount
Ave.
Lakin, Martha E., widow Edward L., r. Fairmount Ave., bey. limits.
Lakins, Fred A., pianotuner, r. 44 Broadhead Ave.
W Lakins, Nellie M., Mrs., waitress, r. 211 Prendergast Ave.
Lakolli, Andre, textileworker, r. 1007 Washington.
Lakolli, Peter, textileworker, r. 1007 Washington.
Lally, H. P. & Co.—H. P. and M. F. Lally (Dunkirk, N. Y.)— retail groceries,
30-32 North Main.
Lalumia, Carl, laborer, r. 33 Scott.
Lalumia, Peter, (Laura), laborer, h. 33 Scott.
Lalumia, Sam, laborer, r. 33 Scott.
Lamanda, John, (Vera), laborer, h. 479 Crescent.
Lamarco, Grace, spinner, r. 40 Harrison.
Lamarco, Irene, spinner, r. 40 Harrison.
Lamarco, Tony, (Cologero), laborer, h. 40 Harrison.
Lamb, John, h. over 619 West Seventh.
Lambros, Harry G.,—mgr. John D. Lambros, 121 N. Main—bds. 311 E. Fifth.
Lambros, John D.—fruits, confectionery and ice cream, 121 North Main—
h. 311 East Fifth.
Lamey, Robert J., patternmaker, r. 312 East Third.
Lamm, Thomas, (Harriet), retired, h. 118 Crescent.
Lammers, Claire, student, r. 106 West Eighth.
Lammers, Edward F., (Jennie), shipping clerk, h. 23 Shaver.
Lammers, Garrett H„ (Bedelia), cattle and meat dealer, h. 20 Tenth.
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Lammers, Lucius W., (Eva B.), R. R. switchman, h. 288 Livingston Ave.
Lammers, Marian F., stenographer, r. 23 Shaver.
Lammers, Marvin, (Louise), butcher, h. over 106 West Eighth.
Lamper, Acta M., carpenter, r. 9 Beech.
Lamper, Clyde A., (Elizabeth J.), metalworker, h. 9 Beech.
Lamphere, John, (Anna), machinehand, h. 29 Utica.
Lamson, E. Lee, (Bertha), architect, h. 55 Broadhead Ave.
Lamson, S. Wright, (Jennie M.)—cigars, tobacco, fruits and confectionery,
209 East Second—h. 297 South Main.
Landberg, Ellen, widow Edward, h. over 11 Park.
O Landberg, Julia T. E., telephone operator, r. over 11 Park.
Lande, Jasco,—shoe shine, 8 Market—r. over 5 Taylor.
Lander, Nettie, stenographer, bds. 14 Bassett.
Landin, Joe, (Josephine), woodfinisher, h. 8 Barrows.
Landis, Henry C., (Cora S.), machine hand, h. 837 Lafayette.
Landon Aretus J., retired, r. 1235 Prendergast Ave.
Landrigan, John, (Minnie), textileworker, h. 10 Franklin.
Landry, Roger, Erie R. R. engineer, rms. The Osmer.
Lane, Andrew J., (Ellen E.), night watch, h. 112 Barrett.
SLane, Charles H., (Abbie), painter, h. 622 East Sixth.
Lane, Eldon E., (Ellen)—sec.-treas. and gen. mgr. The Bergstrom Co.—
P" S C Electric Lane, h. Ethel Esther 63 Livingston Wiring C, E.,—domestic, S., textileworker, Ave. eJSy r. 12 622 West Need r. East 169 Sixth—r. Sixth. Livingston imt*°^Co- 169 Ave. Livingston Ave.

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Larson, Alfred, sheet metalworker, bds. 42 Linwood Ave.
Larson, Alfred, sheet metalworker, r. 269 Broadhead Ave.
Larson, Alfred J., (Ida), cabinetmaker, h. 142 Chandler.
Larson, Algot J. E., (Ellen)—vice pres. and sec. Swanson-Holmberg Shoe
Co. and supt. Plant 2, Art Metal Const. Co.—h. 12 Columbia Ave.
Larson, Alva, nurse, r. 206 Thayer.
Larson, Amanda, clothmender, h. over 111 Hazzard.
Larson, Anders, woodworker, bds. 569 Falconer.
Larson, Andrew, (Hilda), foreman millhand, h. 895 East Second.
Larson, Andrew J., (Matilda),—contractor & builder, 101 Gokey Bldg.—h.
160 Thayer.
Larson, Andrew P., (Caroline O.), retired, h. 129 Palmer.
Larson, Anna, widow Gustaf, r. 27 Chapman.
Larson, Anna, cook, Humphrey House.
Larson, Anna, widow John, h. over 332 Palmer.
Larson, Anna S., textileworker, r. over 16 Fairfield Av.e
Larson's Art Store—O. F. Larson, prop.—art and china goods, 222-224 E. 2nd.
Larson, Arthur O., woodworker, r. 81 Tower.
Larson, Arthur M., metalworker, r. 223 McKinley Ave.
Larson, Arvid A., (Hildur), cabinetmaker, h. 28 Wescott.
Larson, Arvid E., janitor, r. 296 Barrows.
Larson, Arvid F., deliveryman, r. 9 Grandin.
Larson, Axel, (Hulda), bandsawyer, h. 121 Bowen.
Larson, Augusta, widow John, h. 9 Grandin.
Larson, Axel H., (Laura), mattressmaker, h. 172 Barrett.
Larson, Bengt August, (Alma), laborer, h. 27 Chapman.
Larson, Berger L., (Sofie), deliveryman, h. over 151 Park.
Larson, C. Alfred, (Augusta), woodworker, h. 296 Barrows.
Larson, Carl, packer, rms. 211 West Second.
Larson, Carl A., (Anna C),—retail meats, 131 Falconer—h. 171 Bowen.
Larson, Carl A., (Martha), butcher, h. 234 McKinley Ave.
Larson, Carl E., (Sophy I.), h. 123 Allen.
Larson, Carl E., (Betty), woodworker, h. 269 Broadhead Ave.
Larson, Carl J., (Agda), sheet metalworker, h. over 70 Sturges.
Larson, Carl S.,—Lincoln Park grocery—r. 380 South Main.
Larson, Carl V., (Ida L.), woodworker, h. 257 Falconer.
Larson, Carl V., laborer, r. 81 Tower.
Larson, Carolina, widow John, h. 44 Chautauqua Ave.
Larson, C. Conrad, (Emma H.), painter and decorator, h. 163 Colfax.
Larson, C. Fred, (Anna), metalworker, h. 107 Kidder.
Larson, Charles, laborer, bds. 430 Allen.
Larson, Charles, (Bertha), h. 215 Steele.
Larson, Charles, (Matilda), metalworker, h. 223 McKinley Ave.
Larson, Charles, upholsterer, bds. over 12 Stearns Ave.
Larson, Charles E., (Gertrude), clerk, h. 206 Thayer.
Larson, Charles H., (Helen S.), h. 20 Colfax.
Larson, Charles W., (Anna M.), sheet metalworker, h. 229 Newton Ave.
Larson, Charles W., woodworker, r. 142 Chandler.
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Larson, Dagny, r. 50 Chautauqua Ave.
Larson, David, Edith Ellen, V., widow domestic, milkpeddler, milliner, Henry, 199 r. h. Barrett. 50 1 over Fletcher Chautauqua 39 Hedges Ave. Ave. Ave.

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Larson, Elmer C, (Alice), spindlecarver, h. 840 Lafayette.
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Larson, Elmer E., r. 28 Chautauqua Ave. S\
Larson, Elmer L., draughtsman, r. 14 Johnson. m*
Larson, Elof T., laborer, r. 673 English.
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Larson, Emil, carpenter, bds. 48 Chapman.
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Larson, Ernest W., butcher, r. 123 Allen.
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Larson, Floyd H., clerk, r. 895 East Second.
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Larson, Frank, farmer, r. 673 English.
Larson, Fritz R., (Signe), machinehand, h. 1 Beechview Ave.
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Lrason, Fritz R., woodworker, bds. over 296 Falconer.
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Larson, G. Dewey, clerk, r. 9 Grandin.
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Larson, Gilbert, metalworker, r. 160 Thayer.
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Larson, Gilbert N., butcher, r. 93 Lister.
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Larson, Gust, (Louise), laborer, h. 14 Johnson. 2
Larson, Gust, barber, bds. 15 Dexter.
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Larson, Gust C, (Hilda), carpenter, h. 343 VanBuren. n>
Larson, Gust P., (Josephine K.), woodworker, h. 934 Newland Ave. »
Larson, Gustaf W„ (Hilma), metalworker, h. over 210 Front.
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Larson, Gustav, (Mary), metalworker, h. over 123 Thayer.
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Larson, Harry A., bartender, r. 1088 East Second.
Larson, Harry A., metalworker, r. 27 Chapman.
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Larson, Harry B., student, r. 28 Chautauqua Ave.
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Larson, Henry,—bookkeeper, Star Furniture Co.—r. 17 Ninth.
Larson, Hilda, r. 269 Broadhead Ave.
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Larson, Hildur M., picker, r. 142 Chandler.
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Larson, Hilma, weaver, r. 193 South Main. 2
Larson, Hjalmer, welder, bds. 152 Bowen. *S
Larson, Hjalmer, factory laborer, bds. over 12 Stearns Ave.
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Larson, Hjalmer W., (Alma), lineman, h. 8 Wildwood Ave.
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Larson, Ida, widow Adolph, h. 50 Chautauqua Ave.
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Larson, James, milkpeddler, r. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
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Larson, J. Emil, (Carrie), sheet metalworker, h. 93 Lister.
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Larson, John, (Mary), metalworker, h. over 57 Colfax.
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Larson, John, Lilly A., nightwatch, domestic, bds. r. 627 705 English. West Eighth.
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Larson, Lily, John clerk, Axel, (Emma r. 206 Thayer. J.), woodworker, h. 285 Broadhead Ave.
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Larson, John Louise, F., clerk, (Julia),—prop. bds. 21 Terrace I. X. L. Place. grocery—h. over 264 Buffalo. 00
John L., (Minnie), crater, h. 261 Prospect.
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Larson, Julius, Malcolm, (Neta), (Teckla), sawyer, carpenter, h. 52 Vega. h. over 269 Willard. **** o ©
Larson, Lars, Magnus, retired, retired, h. 148 r. 217 Bowen. East Eighth.
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Larson, Magnus Lars A., F., (Amanda packer, S.),—Nelson bds. 1 Beechview & Co.—h. Ave. 231 Barrows.
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Latus, Mary, widow Jacob A., r. 301 West Eighth.
Laudenslager, Arthur E., student, r. 264 South Main.
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Laudenslager, Harry B., (Jennie),—sec.-treas. Clark Hardware Co.—h. 17 C*
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Laudenslager, Tarence A., (Anna M.), carpenter, h.'27 Chestnut. o
Lauffenberger, William F., conductor, rms. 533 West Third. ,—
Lauffer, Albert C, (Helen L.),—mgr. Jewel Tea Co.—h. 1112 Washington. Q
Lauflin, Minnie, domestic, 44 Allen.
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Laughlin, Cassie, r. 22 Eighteenth.
Laughlin, Elizabeth H., r. 35 Grant. fl £
Laughlin, Erma Jane,—asst. Chautauqua County Agent for Dependent Chil- n, —
dren—r. 331 East Third. i. a.
Laughlin, Katherine, widow Diamous, clerk, h. 22 Eighteenth. 'o -8
Laughlin. Mary, widow John, h. 1 Grant. ° !J
Laurin, Ebba, dressmaker, r. 38 Utica. g g-
Lausterer, Edna, r. 201 Lakeview Ave.
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Lausterer, WilliamJ., (Julia)—sec.-treas. and gen. mgr. Automatic Register- :v g
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Lavacco, Frank, (Lena), woodworker, h. over 132 Barrows.
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Lavacco, Joseph, woodworker, r. over 132 Barrows.
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Lavalle, John, (Laura), woodworker, h. under 10 Webster. y «
Lavely, William T., (Eva E.), postal clerk, h. 212 Lincoln.
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Lavery, Anna G.,—Lavery Art Shop—rms. 84 Gifford Bldg. 1 g1 2
Lavery Art Shop—Anna G. and Margaret Lavery—needlework and baskets, » o^
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Lavery, Margaret—Lavery Art Shop—rms. 84 Gifford Bldg.
Lavick, Georgaf, (Ida), junkdealer, h. 99 Baker.
Lavick, see Levick.
LaVier, Joseph, (Marie), metalworker, h. 8 Eleventh.
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LaVier, Mabel O., office clerk, r. 8 Eleventh. "* 3
LaVier, Maude A., teacher, r. 8 Eleventh. e 9
Lavier, see Levier. 5: 9
Law, David B., (Rose C), state meter inspector, h. 814 Prendergast Ave. *
Lawnelas, Theodore, hotelporter, bds. 103 West Fourth.
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Lawrence, George, nightwatch, bds. 152 Jones & Gifford Ave.
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Lawrence, Mary, music teacher, r. 16 West Sixth. 33_
Lawrence, Mott D., (Elizabeth J.)—sales mgr. Maddox Table Co.—h. 48 Lib- "0 [J
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Lawrence, Seth, bookkeeper Mahoney & Swanson, rms. 333 East Fifth. J- y
Lawson, A. Frederick, (Alice), city salesman Witkop & Holmes, h. 730 E. 7th. _
Lawson, Alex., (Matilda), machine foreman, h. 1287 East Second.
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Lawson, AlexanderI., (Lottie)—vice pres. Gage Furn. Co.—h. 305 Hallock. a. "•
Lawson, A. Martin, (Jennie), liveryman, h. 410 Washington.
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Lawson, Andrew G., (Charlotte), retired, h. 38 Bowen.
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Mj Lawson, Arthur J., (Leonore), electrician, h. over 120 Hebner.
Lawson, August, (Hannah), laborer, h. 380 South Main.
G J Lawson, August, (Amanda), machinist, h. 748 East Second.
*^ Lawson, Axel F. T., (Clara M.), shoemaker, h. 1009 Newland Ave.
H Lawson, Bernice L., mender, r. 59 Tower.
i Lawson, Bert A„ machinist, r. 748 East Second.
Lawson, Bessie M., r. 59 Tower.
A Lawson, Blynn, (Maude), carpenter, h. 9 Tenth.
Lawson, Carl, steel pressman, bds. 221 Steele.
W Lawson, Carl A., (Agda), chauffeur, h. over 13 Axtel.
Lawson, C. Emil, (Anna), woodworker, h. over 325 Foote Ave.
Lawson, C. Erie, clerk, r. 219 South Main.
,Lawson, Charles, (Augusta), machinist, h. 199 Baker.
Lawson, Charles, (Anna), filler,h. over 1039 East Second.
Lawson, Charles A., (Alice), commercial traveler, h. 37 Wescott.
Lawson, Charles A., (Ida C), gardener, h. 70 South Main.
Lawson, Charles A., (Eva), carpenter, h. 309 Newland Ave.
P Lawson, Charles A., (Matilda), finisher,h. under 58% Bowen.
* Lawson, Charles G., (Charjotte C), metalworker, h. 326 Forest Ave.
A Lawson, Charles J., (Jennie), blacksmith, h. 59 Tower.
Lawson, Charles V., (Mary), machinehand, h. 503 Winsor.
Lawson, Charles W., (Hulda),—C. W. Lawson & Co.—h. 1118 North Main.
Y Lawson, Clarence E., brass and bronze moulder, h. 1019 East Second.
Lawson, Clifford, machinehand, r. 1287 East Second.
_ Lawson, Clifford L., woodworker, r. 16 Cedar Ave.
Q Lawson, C. W. & Co.—C. W. Lawson prop.—groceries, 1128 North Main.
Lawson, C. Walter, (Ida A.), sheet metalworker, h. 117 Newton Ave.
Lawson, David, laborer, bds. 33 Barrett.
Lawson, Delia A. I., bookkeeper and stenographer, r. 14 Spruce.
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Lawson, Delia E., textileworker, r. 16 Cedar Ave.
Lawson, Doris C, student, r. 251 Willard.
Lawson, E. Allene, telephone operator, r. 112 Francis.
Lawson, Ebert E., student, r. 70 South Main.
Lawson, Edith, textileworker, r. over 473 Crescent.
Lawson, Edward, (Clara), mail clerk, h. 411 Lincoln.
Lawson, Ella A., seamstress, r. 728 East Seventh.
Lawson, Ellen, r. 1287 East Second.
t" Lawson, Ellen M., textileworker, r. 58% Bowen.
*^ Lawson, Elmer R., (Mabel)—Peterson & Lawson—h. over 756 East Second.
Lawson, Emily C, student, r. 1118 North Main.
Lawson, Emogene D., textileworker, r. 51 Tower.
Lawson, Ethel, textileworker, r. over 473 Crescent.
Lawson, Ernest L.,—Johnson & Lawson—r. 326 Forest Ave.
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Lawson, Esther M., stenographer, r. 22 Ellicott.
Lawson, Esther V., clerk, r. 748 East Second.
Lawson, Flavia, textileworker, r. 473 Crescent.
0 Lawson, Flora, domestic, 500 Pine.
Lawson, Florence, r. 1287 East Second.
Lawson, Florence M., r. 58% Bowen.
S Lawson, Frank, laborer, bds. 16 Linden Ave.
Lawson, Frank E., (May L.), nightwatch, h. 54% Water.
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Lawson, Jennie, textileworker, r. 54 Water.
Lawson, J. Marvin, freight clerk, r. 112 Francis. ;3
Lawson, John, retired, h. 362 Willard. 03
Lawson, John A., steel casemaker, r. 70 South Main. ^"
Lawson, John B., (Anna B.), cabinetmaker, h. 16 Cedar Ave.
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Lawson, John E., (Jennie)—groceries, 152 Chandler—h. 728 East Seventh. oo,
Lawson, John F., (Minnie E.), contractor, h. 219 South Main.
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Lawson, John M., (Agnes), cementworker, h. 14 Elk.
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Lawson, John P., (Clara J.)—retail groceries, 52 Water—h. 54 do. g*
Lawson, Josephine, weaver, h. 341 South Main.
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Lawson, Katherine E., student, r. 728 East Seventh.
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Lawson, Lawrence R., metalworker, r. 326 Forest Ave. §j
Lawson, Leonard E., (Alma), detailer, h. 12 Hedges Ave.
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Lawson, Louise V., clerk, r. 21 Terrace Place.
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Lawson, Mabel V., r. 326 Forest Ave.
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Lawson, Marion A., student, r. 219 South Main.
Lawson, Martin L., (Minnie C), elevatorman, h. 112 Francis.
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Lawson, Matilda, widow Alfred T., h. 37 Wescott.
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Lawson, Matilda L„ widow Lars, h. 22 Ellicott. ©
Lawson, M. Josephine, widow Gust, h. 137 Superior.
Lawson, O. Emil—office clerk, Jamestown Business College—r. over 239
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Lawson, Oscar, (Sophia), deliveryman, h. over 16 West End.
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Lawson, Oscar A., (Estella), clerk, h. 262 Barrett.
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Lawson, Perry A., (Myrna), clothing clerk, h. 5 Rowley Place.
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Lawson, Phillip, (Ellen N.), foreman textileworker, h. 340% Price. ^ rt
Lawson, P. O. Adrian, carpenter, r. 14 Spruce.
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Lawson, Ray P., (Dorothy), carpenter, h. 219 South Main. Eg 90
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D Lawson, Stanley W., student, r. 728 East Second.
Lawson, Theodore, (Magdalene), metalworker, h. 322 Steele.
Lawson, Tilmer N., mechanic, r. 51 Tower.
Lawson, Torwald, tailor, bds. 19 Orchard.
Lawson, Victor, (Augusta), laborer, h. 1 Fletcher Ave.
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Lawson, Victor, woodworker, bds. 413 Falconer.
Lawson, Vera, textileworker, r. 473 Crescent.
Lawson, Walter L., chauffeur, r. 16 Cedar Ave.
'Lawson, William, toolmaker, bds. 19 Orchard Ave.
W Lawson, William, factoryporter, r. 380 South Main.
Lawson, William J., (Lucille B.),—ticket agent, Chautauqua Traction Co.—
h. 17 Ross.
Lawson, see Larson.
Lawyer, Linus J., clerk, r. 837 East Second.
Lawyer, Luella M., widow Albert J., h. 837 East Second.
Lawyer, Maude L., telephone operator, r. 837 East Second.
Lawyer, Merrill A., cabinetmaker, r. 837 East Second.
Lay, Grace G., widow Frank C,—Christian Science practitioner, 415-416
Wellman Bldg.—r. 311 Prendergast Ave.
Lay, John G., (Jeanetta), foreman metalworker, h. 322 Fairmount Ave.
Laycock, Thomas, (Martha), carpenter, h. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
'Laycock, Willie, (Hannah), machinist, h. over 251 Fairmount Ave.
Layman, Charles, metalworker, r. 39% Cross.
Layman, Martin, (Emily C), h. 39% Cross.
Layman, Ulster, metalworker, r. 39% Cross.
Lazana, Tom, laborer, bds. over 422 Allen.
Lazell, Biram, (Tillie C), patternmaker, h. 56 Grant.
Lazell, Margaret O., r. 56 Grant.
Lazell, Paul W., bookkeeper, r. 56 Grants
H Lazi, Alex., rubber, rms. 9 Warner Block.
Lazier, Arthur M., (Margaret M.), commercial traveler, h. 30 Euclid Ave.
Lazzantro, Josephine, duffer, r. over 20 Institute.
Lazzantro Mary, textile worker, r. over 20 Institute.
Lazzantro, Sarah, bds. 20 Institute.
Lazzaro, Lemie, (Rosa), laborer, h. 25 Water.
Leach, Charles B., office clerk, r. 16 East Fourth.
Leach, Ida C, widow John, h. 16 East Fourth.
Leaf, Ella, widow Albin, domestic, h. 178 Steele.
Leaf, Siguard G., r. 178 Steele.
Leaf, Richard, errand boy, r. 178 Steele.
0 Leaf, see Leif.
Leafstone, Lars, finisher, rms. 18-19 Warner Block.
Leafstone, Samuel, painter, rms. 15 Warner Block.
Learned, Florence, student, r. 346 Crossman.
Learned, Grace, student, r. 346 Crossman.
Learned, William C, (Effle P.)—New York Tea & Coffee Co.—h. 346
Crossman.
Leave, Harry E„ (Clara E.), estimate clerk, h. 24 Blanchard.
Lebaron, Bertha, student, r. 29 Whitley Ave.
S Lebaron, Charles C, laborer, r. 29 Whitley Ave.
Lebaron, George S., (Mabel), conductor, h. over 29 Whitley Ave.
f S ^ _ Have Leberg, Lebaron, Your & Carl, Hixson, see Carlson House LaBarron.
(Mabel), (Amanda), Co.—Oscar Wired! sheet soapmaker, Leberg metalworker, J^EST^KLRIC and h. Samuel h. 29 over Whitley Carlson—saloon, 16 c°: Livingston Ave. Ave. 4 Willard.

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Leberg, Charley, (Hattie), metalworker, h. over 316 Stowe.
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Leberg, Emil S., metalworker, r. 41 Barker. «j
Leberg, Gunhill E., textileworker, r. 2 York. m,
Leberg, J. Axel, (Albertina S.),—tailor, 41 Barker—h. do.
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Leberg, John W., (Amanda), painter, h. 2 York.
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Leberg, Oscar, (Josephine)—Leberg & Carlson—h. over 258 Willard. ^^
LeBoeuf, Harry, (Clara M.), commercial traveler, h. 543 East Second. mt
Leburg, Albert J., (Josephine), machinehand, h. 802 East Second. {*
Leburg, George H., (Bessie), telephone inspector, h. 802 East Second.
Ledger, George, (Mary), sheet metalworker, r. 25 Hall Ave. £q
Ledger, Sarah A., telephone operator, r. 25 Hall Ave.
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Lee, Arthur A., (Gertrude C), contractor, h. 821 North Main. —
Lee, Burdette, clerk, bds. over 149 McKinley Ave.
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Lee, Clinton, D., (Lulu), h. 610 Camp.
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Lee, Elmer A., finisher, r. 39 West Fifteenth.
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Lee & Fletcher—John A. and Thomas—cement contractors, 28 Ivy.
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Lee, Floyd M., textileworker, r. 610 Camp.
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Lee, Frank O., h. under 362 East Fourth. \J
Lee, George, student, r. under 362 East Fourth.
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Lee, George, textileworker, r. 110 Catlin Ave.
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Lee, George L., (Grace W.),—barber, 221 Cherry—rms. 12 West Seventh.
Lee, Harold, textileworker, r. 436 Allen.
Lee, Harold A., student, r. 821 North Main.
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Lee, Harry G„ (Effie P.)—McConnell & Lee and McConnell Adv. Service,
17-18 Gokey Bldg.—h. 232 East Second.
Lee, James, (Clara A.), textile designer, h. 32 Center.
Lee, Joe, (Nellie), textileworker, h. 4 Webster.
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Lee, John A., (Mary E.),—Lee & Fletcher—h. 147 Prospect.
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Lee, Mildred G., student, r. 821 North Main.
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Lee, Orcell C, (Mrytle), sheet metalworker, h. 39 West Fifteenth. •"••*
Lee, Uriah, (Mary), textileworker, h. 436 Allen.
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Lee, William, laborer, bds. 516 Newland Ave. *—1
Leed, Nina B., Mrs., cook, h. 110 Washington. 09
Leed, Eunice M., student, r. 110 Washington.
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Lees, James S., grocery clerk, over 32 Center.
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Lees, Mary A., widow John T., h. 32 Center.
Lees, Travis H., finisher, r. over 32 Center.
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Leet, Charles S., (Lillian M.), h. 16 Bush.

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Leman, D Louis, textileworker, r. over 28 Victoria Ave.
Leman, Marie, teacher, r. over 28 Victoria Ave.
Leman, Mary, Mrs., h. over 28 Victoria Ave.
Lemarco, Mary, textileworker, r. 35 Barrows.
Lemarco, Ramondo, (Selvitrita), h. 35 Barrows.
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Lendman, John A., (Hannah C), cabinetmaker, h. 317 VanBuren.
I Lenhart, Louis F., (Irva), machinist, h. over 1007 East Second.
Lenicones, Mike, (Eva), laborer, h. 59 Allen.
Lenna, Aleck W., (Alma),—Lenna & Malm—h. 500 Winsor.
W Lenna, Fred R., (Anna), bartender, h. 53 Franklin.
Lenna & Malm—Aleck and Carl—saloon, 62 Winsor.
LENNA, OSCAR A., (Hilda)—prop. Casino, Moose and Hub cafes and pres.
Jamestown Auto Parts Mfg. Go.—h. 1101 Prendergast Ave.
Lennartson, John, bds. 37 Highland Ave.
Lennartson, Ture L., (Elizabeth A.), polisher, h. 98 Lister.
Lenndoski, John E., clerk, r. over 108 East Third.
Lenni, Patsy, (Mary), machinehand, h. under 792 East Second.
Lennox, Edward, R. F. D. mail carrier, r. 805 North Main.
Lennox, Phebe C., widow Franklin, h. 805 North Main.
Lennox, Robert E., (Martena),—farm implements, 58 Tenth—h. do.
Lenox Saloon & Pocket Billiards—Samuel W. Peterson, prop.—202-204
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Lentel, Pattsie, (Rosa), woodworker, h. 329 Crescent.
Leon, George, h. 10 West End.
Leopard, Frank J., (Lottie A.), commercial traveler, h. 370 Foote Ave.
Leopard, Lillian A., teacher, r. 370 Foote Ave.
Leonardson, John, shipping clerk, bds. 221 Steele.
Leonardson, see Lennartson.
Leoni, Joe, (Sara)—mfrs. macaroni, 784 East Second—h. do.
Lepar, C. Belle, teacher, r. 32 Newton Ave.
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Lepar, Harry D., (Claire E.), commercial traveler, h. 32 Newton Ave.
Lepar, Julia L., widow William A., r. 32 Newton Ave.
Lepar, Loraine Root, widow Edwin, h. 65 Taylor.
Lepp, Charles J., electrician, r. 13 Warner Ave.
Lepp, Earl D., lineman, r. 20 Fairview Ave.
Lepp, Florence, student, r. 20 Fairview Ave.
Lepp, John C, (Sarah E.), conductor, h. 13 Warner Ave.
Lepp, William F., (Mary), R. R. engineer, h. 20 Fairview Ave.
Lepp, see Lipp.
Lerch, Florence, Mrs., practical nurse, h. over 48 Charles.
O Lernwuld, John, (Clemens), textile worker, h. 531 Allen.
Lernwuld, Paul, textileworker, r. 531 Allen.
Lerow, Benjamin A., (Grace), cementworker, h. 715 East Second.
Lerow, Edwin, (Nellie), concrete contractor, h. over 15 East Second.
Lerow, Florence, picker, h. over 13 Tower.
Lerow, H. Marion, r. over 15 East Second.
Leroy, Charles B., (Ina), lumber inspector, h. 48 Flagg Ave.
LeRoy, Edison, (Bertha), woodworker, h. over 226 Crescent.
LeRoy, Fred G., (Mildred M.), miller, h. 68 Victoria Ave.
Leroy, George T., laborer, r. 1 Bigelow Ave.
LeRoy, Helena J., widow Frank—dressmaking, 822 Spring—h. do.
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Leroy, Robert L., r. 1 Bigelow Ave.
Leroy, Ruth Roy, (Ida B., r. A.), 1 Bigelow finisher,h. Ave. 24 Center. |*^
T.ornv Leroy, "Rllth Willard R A., r finisher, 1 Rie'plnw r. A 1 vp Bigelow Ave.
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Leroy, Willard F., (Emma), mechanic, h. 1 Bigelow Ave.
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LeSeur, Elva, widow John, h. over 7 Hall Ave.
LeSeur, Samuel, clerk, r. over 7 Hall Ave.
Leshen, Joseph, (Mary), textileworker, h. over 5 Briggs.
Leslie, Hannah J., widow Joseph, r. 215 Crossman.
Lesser, Albert J.. (Eva G.), baker, h. over 310 Pine.
Lessing, David F., (Anna), film operator, h. 30% Genesee.
Leth, Carl, sheet metalworker, rms. 140 Forest Ave.
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Letten, Albert, (Sarah), textile worker, h. 25 Wescott.
Letten, Jchn H., laborer, r. 25 Wescott.
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Leutzzu, Antony, (Lenna), textileworker, h. over 102 Water.
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Leuzinger, Ernest, (Bertha),—prop. N. Y. Delicatessen Shop—h. 835 Lafayette.
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Levan, John, (Anna), ) painter, h. 296 Baker.
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Levan, J. Victor, (Alma S.)—Levan & Peterson—h. 27 Palmer. .
Levan & Peterson—Victor & Ludvig—retail meats, 152 Baker.
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Levander, Rudolph, (Anna), foreman Chautauqua Lake Navigation Co.—h. JjjzJ "0
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Levick, David, (Rosa)—Jamestown Iron & Metal Co.—h. 16 Axtel.
Levick, Meyer, (Rosa),—prop. Brooklyn Square Bargain House—h. Youngstown,
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Levier, Ethel M., stenographer, r. 218 Palmer.
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Levier, Lizzie M., widow Daniel W., h. 218 Palmer.
Levier, Lucy G., student, r. 218 Palmer.
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Levier, William L., electrician, r. 218 Palmer.
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Levine, Kingsley, (Clara), mechanic, h. under 69 Stewart Ave.
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Levine, Nathan, (Anna), window cleaner, h. 619 Lafayette. > -^
Levine, Olga A., r. 365 Falconer.
Lewandoski, S. E., (Margaret), clerk, h. 118 Lincoln.
Lewey, Tom, dyer, bds. 6 Culver.
Lewin, Samuel B., (Maria)—cigar mfr., 10 Warner Block—h. 626 Prendergast
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Lewis Block, 800-804 North Main.
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Lewis, Charles F., (Margaret)—P. F. Lewis & Sons—h. 7 East Eighth.
Lewis, Clinton M., (Inez)—P. F. Lewis & Sons—h. Russell, Pa.
Lewis, Ernest E., (Inez I.)—contractor and builder and real estate—h. 76
Victoria Ave. C)
Lewis, E. St. Elmo, (Maude R.)—pres. Jamestown Board of Commerce, and
vice pres. and gen. mgr. Art Metal Const. Co.—h. 700 Lakeview Ave. ^^
Baldwin, Lewis, LEWIS, Fay, George Grace HARRY (Nellie),—cashier, M., E., Hand R teacher, (Ethel — attorney, a^^£omti"*a' W.), h. 228 baker, American 7-8 Falconer. Gokey h. over Express Bldg.—h. 217 Jeweler Spring. Co.—h. 351 East over Fifth. t% 334 Foote Av. . J)> 3£
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D Lewis, Harry R., Jr., chemist, r. 351 East Fifth.
Lewis, Jane R., student, r. 351 East Fifth.
Lewis, Lucy L., bookkeeper, r. 9 Forest Park.
Lewis, Nathan D., (Emily L.) attorney and farmer, h. 509 Lafayette.
Lewis, Nick, sander, bds. over 222 Steele.
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Lewis, Perrin F., (Harriett)—P. F. Lewis & Sons—h. 7 East Eighth.
LEWIS, P. F. & SONS—P. F., Charles and Clinton M., props.—hardware,
stoves, etc., 802-804 North Main.
Lewis, Sardius S., (Julia G.)—rep. G. E. Thing & Co., 412 Chadakoin Bldg.
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Lewis, Theodore, finisher,bds. over 222 Steele.
Lewis, W. Harry, clerk, r. 7 East Eighth.
Lewis, William A., (Eva), sheet metalworker, h. 178 Fairmount Ave.
Lewis, W. M., (Fern A.), h. 304 West Third.
Liberty Printing Co.—C. E. Lindstone, mgr.—publisher Skandia, and job
printing, 312 Lafayette.
Lichtenstein, Charles, steward Humphrey House, r. do.
Liddie, Allen, mechanic, bds. over 215 Washington.
Liddie, John H., (Minnie), machinist, h. 25 Hazzard.
Liddie, Leonard, conductor, bds. over 215 Washington.
Liden, Charles, (Olivia), woodworker, h. 72 Chautauqua Ave.
Liebman, John, mechanic, rms. 226 Foote Ave.
Liedblad, Anna Sophia, widow John W., h. 47% Benedict.
Liedblad, Charles L., (Augusta O.),—supt. Herrick Mfg. Co.—h. 301 Allen.
Liedblad, Gust A., (Anna), laborer, h. 47 Benedict.
Liedblad, Pearl F., stenographer, r. 301 Allen.
Liedblad, Peuloto, widow Charles Oscar, h. over 47 Benedict.
Liedblad, Signor C, woodworker, r. 301 Allen.
Liedblad, Warner F., (Matilda),—sec.-treas. Marvel Furniture Co.—h. 835
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Lillibridge Block, 201-213 West Third and 219-223 Washington.
Lillibridge, Emma B., h. over 219 Washington.
Lillibridge, Frank G., (Emma), real estate, h. over 221 Washington.
Lilja, Gust, woodfinisher, bds. 23 Weeks.
Liljeberg, Bertha H., textileworker, r. 12 Morse Ave.
Liljeberg, Robert, (Caroline), cabinetmaker, h. 12 Morse Ave.
Liljenblad, Nannie C, widow Emil, clerk, r. 102 McKinley Ave.
Liljendahl, Gertrude, textile worker, r. 1013 Newland Ave.
Liljequist, Amy, textileworker, r. 31 Chapman.
0 Liljequist, David E., (Edith A.), tailor, h. 31 Chapman.
Liljequist, Eric, woodworker, r. 31 Chapman.
Liljequist, Oscar, factoryworker, bds. 196 Baker.
Lilly, Charles E., (Mary J.), laborer, h. 214 Falconer.
Lilly, Edward H., (Alice), teamster, h. 1006 North Main.
' Lilly, Harry O., (Elizabeth), carpenter, h. 107 Steele.
Lilly, Hazel, dressmaker, r. 1006 North Main.
Lilly, Orrin H., (Ida), contractor, h. 122 Wilson Ave.
Lim, Angelo, (Josephine G.), laborer, h. 429 Allen.
C Lim, Carrie, r. 429 Allen.
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Lincoln, Hannah M., r. 116 Chandler.
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Lincoln, Luther L., (Judith), clerk, h. 116 Chandler.
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Lincoln Park Grocery—Tolson & Larson, props.—395 South Main. *3
Lincoln, Selma E., city milk bacteriologist, r. 116 Chandler.
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Lind, Albert, (Augusta E.), metalworker, h. 112 Mechanic.
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Lind, Andrew J., (Christine)—treas. Blackstone Mfg. Co.—h. 135 Foote Ave. >§ a £• N*
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Lind, Eugene, musician, r. 135 Allen.
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Lindahl, Oscar, mattressmaker, r. 211 Newland Ave.
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Lindbeck, Alton E., woodworker, r. 141 Broadhead Ave.
Lindbeck, Andrew E., paperhanger, h. over 230 Broadhead Ave.
Lindbeck, August, (Hannah), machinist, h. 11 Columbia Ave.
Lindbeck, Cecil E., telephone operator, r. 141 Broadhead Ave.
Baldwin, Lindbeck, Foote Edward C. Charles, Ave. Otto, woS*!^ C, J., student, (Ida (Emma (Ida), A.),—pres. Diamond r. paperhanger, M.), 16 Columbia woodworker, Jamestown Expert h. Ave. 141 Window h. Broadhead |f 16 Columbia Screen Ave. Ave. Co.—h. 314 . ip 3 o* -*3
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Lindbeck, Emil A., paperhanger, r. over 230 Broadhead Ave.
Lindbeck, Emma M., r. 16 Columbia Ave.
Lindbeck, Esther A„ student, r. 141 Broadhead Ave.
Lindbeck, Esther C, teacher, r. 11 Columbia Ave.
Lindbeck, John W., (Hilma O.), clerk, h. over 108% Chandler.
Lindbeck, Louisa C, r. over 230 Broadhead Ave.
Lindbeck, Richard N.—dentist, 500 Chadakoin Bldg.—h. 16 Columbia Ave.
Lindbeck, Walter C, paperhanger, r. 141 Broadhead Ave.
Lindberg, Anna O., bookkeeper, r. 18 Grandin.
Lindberg, Anna O., bookkeeper, r. 1008 North Main.
i Lindberg, Arthur J., machinist, bds. 321 Hazzard.
Lindberg, Augusta, widow Charles, h. 95 Steele.
Lindberg, Charles E., cabinetmaker, r. 1008 North Main.
Lindberg, Emily, widow Peter, h. 63 West Fifteenth.
Lindberg, Esther, domestic, 70 Prospect.
Lindberg, Frank A., (Mabel E.), metalworker, h. 17 Crown.
Lindberg, John A., (Anna O.), sheet metalworker, h. 88 Linwood Ave.
Lindberg, Joseph F., (Elizabeth A.), dyer, h. 117 Broadhead Ave.
Lindberg, Oscar W., cabinetmaker, r. 1008 North Main.
Lindberg, Otto J., metalworker, r. 8 Morton.
Lindberg, Peter J., (Louise), retired, h. 1008 North Main.
Lindberg, R. Elizabeth, clerk, r. 95 Steele.
Lindberg, Ruth E., clerk, r. 95 Steele.
Lindberg,- Seth G., (Mae), woodfinisher, h. 33 Ninth.
Lindberg, Sophia, widow Charles L., h. 8 Morton.
Lindberg, Teckla E., weaver, r. 325 Foote Ave.
Lindberg, Walter R., metalworker, r. 8 Morton.
Lindberg, see Lundberg and Lindburg.
Lindblad, A. Louise, widow A. J., h. 27 Broadhead Ave.
Lindblad, Anton E.,—Rushworth, Lindblad and Corcilius—r. 27 Broadhead.
Lindblad, Carl A., (Jennie E.), sheet metalworker, h. 9 Stearns Ave.
Lindblad, Carl N., (Emma), moulder, h. 60 Tenth.
Lindblad, Evelyn, student, r. 14 West Seventh.
Lindblad, Olof J., (Mathilda), h. 14 West Seventh.
Lindblad, Winfred E., (Hildur E.),—contract mgr. Watson Mfg. Co.—h. 27
Broadhead Ave.
Lindblom, Axel, (Lydia),—retail meats, 703 North Main—h. 533 Winsor.
Lindblom, Henry, bds. 76 Chautauqua Ave.
Lindblom, John, woodworker, bds. 76 Chautauqua Ave.
Lindbloom, Arthur, student, r. 21 Linden Ave.
Lindbloom, Bernice, r. 21 Linden Ave.
Lindbloom, Charles, (Esther), laborer, h. 90 Lister.
Lindbloom, Erick T., (Dagny), draughtsman, r. 3 Vega.
Lindbloom, Esther, Mrs., chambermaid, h. 90 Lister.
Lindbloom, Esther N., clerk, r. 25% Park.
Lindbloom, Gustava C, widow Charles, h. 25% Park.
Lindbloom, Harold C, student, r. 21 Linden Ave.
Lindbloom, Herman, woodworker, bds. 110 Barrows.
Lindbloom, Oscar C, (Ida),—meats, public market—h. 21 Linden Ave.
Lindbloom, Oscar E., (Hilda), sheet metalworker, h. 3 Vega.
JAMESTOWN Lindbloom, Lindburg, Lindbom, Hilda, John, S. William Otto, 120 A. HARDWARE Evelyn, WEST (Augusta), domestic, sashmaker, B., THIRD deliveryman, music 308 carpenter, STREET r. CO., teacher, 3 Clinton. Vega. r. Inc. h. 533 r. 120 Winsor.
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Lindholm, Axel,- (Cora), woodworker, h. 70 Sturges.
Lindholm, C. Fred, (Augusta)—Lindholm & Son—h. 67 Everett Ave.
Lindholm, Charles A., (Lenna), woodworker, h. 46 Water.
Lindholm, Edith, r. 205 West Seventh.
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Lindholm, Gust W., (Maria)—cobbler, 448 Willard—h. 46 Swan.
Lindholm, Harry, (Hilma), foreman metalworker, h. 17 Weeks.
Lindholm, Herbert O., (Elizabeth), sheet metalworker, h. 145 Bowen.
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Lindholm, John, (Mary), farmer, h. over 160 Barrows.
Lindholm, Josephine, stenographer, h. 220 McKinley Ave.
Lindholm, Julia O., clerk, r. over 10 West Eighth.
Lindholm, Leo G.,—Lindholm & Son—r. 67 Everett Ave.
Lindholm, Myrtle, dressmaker, r. 15 Shaver.
Lindholm, Myrtle S., textileworker, r. over 160 Barrows.
Lindholm, Perry, carpenter, h. over 10 West Eighth.
Lindholm & Son—C. Fred and Leo T.—retail groceries, 209 Allen.
Lindholm, see Linderholm.
Lindin, Joseph, tailor, bds. 18 Elk.
Lindner, Ruth, domestic, 96 Newton Ave.
Lindorm, Arvid V., (Elsie C), sheet metalworker, h. over 112 Tower.
Lindquist, Aaron, metalworker, h. 405 Stowe.
Lindquist, Albert, machinehand, bds. 36 Wescott.
Lindquist, Algert, sheet metalworker, bds. 7 Bowen.
Lindquist, Andrew G., (Emma C), metalworker, h. 113 Francis.
Lindquist, Carl, (Benedicta), woodworker, h. over 148 Foote Ave.
Lindquist, Carl, r. 28 Pullman.
Lindquist, Carl A., (Anna), tailor, h. 227 South Main.
Lindquist, Carl A., (Frances), stonecutter, h. 28 Pullman.
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Lindquist, Conrad, grainer, bds. over 117 Crown.
Lindquist, Edith M., textile worker, r. 179 Barrows.
Lindquist, Edna, nurse, 27 Lakeview Ave.
Lindquist, Eleanor S., student, r. 13 Dearing Ave.
Lindquist, Emil C, (Minnie), master mechanic, h. 220 Prospect.
Lindquist, Emmett G., metalworker, r. 405 Stowe.
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Lindquist, Ernest A., (Anna L.), shipping clerk, h. 375 Foote Ave.
Lindquist, Esther, domestic, 211 Lakeview Ave.
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Lindquist, Frank, metalworker, r. 211 Front.
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Lindquist, Fred, hardware clerk, r. 207 West Fourth.
Lindquist, Fred L., electricwelder, h. 13 Dearing Ave.
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Lindquist, Helga C, weaver, r. 575 Willard. m,
Lindquist, Henry A., (Amanda C), polisher, h. 23 Barker.
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Lindquist, J. Alfred, (Jennie), carpenter, h. over 22 Park.
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Lindquist, John L., woodworker, h. 179 Barrows.
Lindquist, John P., (Sarah), stonemason, h. 52 Pearl Ave.
Lindquist & Johnson—John and Erick L.—saloon, 20 Willard.
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Lindquist, Kenneth A., metalworker, r. 405 Stowe.
Lindquist, Lars, (Erna P.), textileworker, h. 25% Columbia Ave.
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Lindquist, Sophia, widow Charles, h. 22 Park.
Lindquist, Sofia L., widow Charles, h. 575 Willard.
Lindquist, Victor, (Anna), spring maker, h. 569 Allen.
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Lindros, Hjalmar C, (Laura A.)—supt. Maddox Table Co.—h. 28 Regent. C
Lindros, Martin C, packer, r. 43 Vega.
Lindros, Matilda, widow Fred, h. 25 Vega.
Lindros, Matilda, widow Charles, h. 43 Vega.
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Lindroth, John, painter, rms. 11 First National Bank Bldg.
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Lindsey, Charles G., (Melita B.),—real estate, over 221 North Main—h. 121 (D
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Lindstrom, Adelle B., student, r. 418 East Fifth.
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Lindstrom, Alfred T., collector, r. 558 Allen.
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Lindstrom, Anton F., (Hulda), plater, h. 913 Newland Ave.
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Lindstrom, Arthur C, paperhanger, r. 8 Bowen.
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Lindstrom, Axel F., (Ida), cementworker, h. over 114 Crown.
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Lindstrom, Charles, (Tilda), painter, h. 8 Bowen.
Lindstrom, Charles J., (Amanda E.), sheet metalworker, h. 208 Palmer.
Lindstrom, Charles J., (Anna), cabinetmaker, h. 200 Sampson.
Lindstrom, Charles J., (Matilda), contractor and builder, h. 418 East Fifth.
Lindstrom, Clarence, bartender, r. 913 Newland Ave.
Lindstrom, Clarence E., printer, r. 558 Allen.
Lindstrom, Cora, widow Edward, r. 1094 East Second.
Lindstrom, Edward, (Selma), woodworker, h. over 161 Thayer.
Lindstrom, Edward, metalworker, r. over 10 Crane.
Lindstrom, E. George, (Marion Spears)—linotype operator-machinist, The
Journal—h. 325 Price.
Lindstrom, Emil, (Jennie), carpenter, h. over 15 Shaw Ave.
LINDSTROM, ENOCH H. (Ella O.)—sporting goods, 117 East Second—h. 617
East Sixth.
Lindstrom, Eric, clerk, r. 12 Bishop
Lindstrom, Frances E., seamstress, r. 208 Palmer.
Lindstrom, Frederick F.—dentist, 300 Chadakoin Bldg.—r. 154 Falconer,
Lindstrom, Fritz C, (M. Rebecca), mattressmaker, h. 42 Foote Ave.
Lindstrom, Gust, (Christine), mechanic, h. 615 East Sixth.
Lindstrom, Gustaf, metalworker, r. 12 Bishop.
Lindstrom, Gustave A., concreteworker, h. 154 Falconer.
Lindstrom, H. Laverne, sheet metalworker, r. 208 Palmer.
Lindstrom, Ida, h. 10 Crane.
Lindstrom, John, (Matilda), stationary engineer, h. 29 Wescott.
Lindstrom, John S., (Elizabeth), carpenter, h. under 18 Grant.
Lindstrom, Lawrence A., (Emma C), stockroom clerk, h. 104 Barker.
Lindstrom, Lester, sheet metalworker, r. 913 Newland Ave.
Lindstrom, Marjorie, student, r. 615 East Sixth.
Lindstrom, Matilda, stenographer, r. 154 Falconer.
Lindstrom, Mauritz G., r. 208 Palmer.
Lindstrom, Mertie A., r. 208 Palmer.
Lindstrom, Olga, textileworker, bds. 25 Dearing Ave.
Lindstrom, Oscar, laborer, r. 114 Crown.
Lindstrom, Oscar, woodworker, bds. 91 Sturges.
Lindstrom, Richard E., errand boy, r. 208 Palmer.
Lindstrom, Robert W., upholsterer, r. 200 Sampson.
Lindstrom, Rudolph, (Arlene), machine hand, h. over 44 Hedges Ave.
Lindstrom, Rudolph C, woodworker, r. 200 Sampson.
Lindstrom, S. Genevieve, r. 208 Palmer.
Lindstrom, Sture A., (Helga W.), sheet metalworker, h. over 209 Barrett.
Lindstrom, Tillie E., stenographer, r. 154 Falconer.
Lindstrom, Victor J., (Edith S.), woodworker, h. 24 Dearing Ave.
Lindstrom, J. August, (Ebba J.), bartender, h. 31 Livingston Ave.
Lindtner, Anna A., widow Christ, h. 105 Park.
Lindtner, John P., pressman, r. 105 Park.
Lindvahl, Eric, (Amelia), carpenter, h. over 213 Bowen.
Lindwell, Raine F., (Emma), metalworker, h. 95 Highland Ave.
Linendoll, Asa E., (Iva H.)—consulting engineer, Salisbury Wheel & Mfg.
Co.—h. 7 Garfield.
Lines, Charles Stewart—prop. Lines Shoe Store, 202 North Main—r. 616
Lafayette.
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D Livingston, Ara G., widow John,—supervisor N. Y. Telephone Co.—h. 610
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Livingston, Alice, widow E. C, rms. 417 Prendergast Ave.
Ljungberg, Anna C, widow Adolph W., h. 94 Barrett.
Ljungberg, Eline A., librarian, r. 94 Barrett.
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Ljungberg, Josephine C, widow John, h. over 55 Charles.
Ljungberg, Lawrence R., metalworker, r. over 55 Charles.
Ljungberg, Linus A., postal clerk, r. 94 Barrett.
Ljungberg, Sture, (Amanda), postman, h. 23 Woodworth Ave.
W Ljungblud, Albert, carpenter, bds. 86 Falconer.
Ljungblud, Oscar, carpenter, bds. 86 Falconer.
Ljungren, Agnes, textileworker, r. 119 Barrows.
Ljungren, Alvin C, (Ann A.), laborer, h. 602 Newland Ave.
Ljungren, Hannah, widow Gust,—boarders, 119 Barrows—h. do.
Lloyd, Edward D., (Sara P.)—slate, tin, and rubber roofing, 310 East Second
—h. 3 Strong.
Loberg, Lillian, textileworker, r. 5 Juliet.
Loberg, Olof, metalworker, r. 5 Juliet.
Loberg, Ole, (Trina), woodsander, h. 5 Juliet.
Lockwood, Frank, (Alta), h. 141 Hall Ave.
LOCKWOOD, GEORGE L., (Lillian)—trunks, bags and leather goods, 7 West
Third—h. 320 Van Buren.
Lockwood, Martha M„ widow Andrew, h. 31 Fenton Place.
Lockwood, Melzar A., (Mary F.), retired, h. 1207 Prendergast Ave.
Lodeuwicgkx, Cecil, widow Victor, textileworker, h. over 561 Allen.
Lodeuwicgkx, Julius, (Louise), weaver, h. 126 Water.
Lodeuwicgkx, Marguerite, weaver, r. over 561 Allen.
Lodeuwicgkx, Mary, r. over 561 Allen.
Lodeuwicgkx, Susie, textileworker, r. over 561 Allen.
Lods, George F., (Augusta S.), retired, h. 107 Liberty.
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Lofgren, Albert H., clerk, r. 20 Wescott.
Lofgren, Alfhild C, stenographer, r. 152 Sampson.
Lofgren, Alise C, widow John, h. 20 Wescott.
•i Lofgren, Andrew, (Alamanda), machinist, h. 137 Thayer.
Lofgren, Arthur C, deliveryman, r. 9 Holman.
Lofgren, Axel G., city assessor, h. 60 Chapin.
Lofgren, Axel H., (Mary), toolmaker, r. 74 Thirteenth.
Lofgren, Carl G., (Hulda), metalworker, h. 152 Sampson.
Lofgren, C. Raymond, reporter the Post, r. 60 Chapin.
O Lofgren, C. Reuben, metalworker, r. 152 Sampson.
Lofgren, Elmer, (Elsie), painter, h. 168 Thayer.
Lofgren, Elmer F., shoe clerk, r. 9 Holman.
Lofgren, Emma, widow John, h. 238 Sprague.
Lofgren, Eric, (Maria C), finisher,h. 9 Holman.
Lofgren, Gustaf A., (Anna), foreman metalworker, h. 102 McKinley Ave.
Lofgren, Helen C, r. 193 Barrett.
Lofgren, Henry, draughtsman, r. 137 Thayer.
Lofgren, Henry T., student, r. 9 Holman.
S Lofgren, Hilding W.,—Anderson & Lofgren—r. 137 Thayer.
Lofgren, Hildur E., dressmaker, r. 20 Wescott.
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Lofgren, Michael R., machinist, r. 9 Holman.
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Lofgren, Paul, deliveryman, r. 137 Thayer.
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Lofgren, Ruby E„ r. 102 McKinley Ave.
Lofgren, Rudolph A., (Gertrude N.), draftsman, h. over 17 Wilton Ave. o
Lofgren, Rudolph W., clerk, r. 20 Wescott.
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Lofman, Victor, (Bettie), cabinetmaker, h. 104 Hotchkiss.
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Lofmark, Louie, (Ingborg), woodworker, h. under 220 McKinley Ave. .
Lofquist, Algot, (Hulda), metalworker, h. over 118 Park.
Logan, Filippo, laborer, r. 333 Allen.
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Logan, John, teamster, bds. 132 Fairview Ave. SL }L
Logan, Margaret R., widow Robert, h. 217 East Sixth. "o ±*
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Loguicci, Grace, r. 504 Allen. " §
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Lombard, Euphema, widow James, r. 13 Wilson Ave. " ,§
Lombard, Florence, commercial teacher, r. 343 Fairmount Ave. 2 »
Lombard, Margaret, widow Joseph, h. 343 Fairmount Ave.
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Lombardo, Carl, laborer, r. 30 Institute.
Lombardo, Carmelo, (Mary), laborer, h. under 423 Allen. O |f
Lombardo, Charlie, farmer, r. Merlin Ave., R. F. D. 77.
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Lombardo, Tony, Josephine, laborer, Mrs., 32 winder, Harrison. h. over 220 East First.
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Lombardo, LONDAHL Phillip, & JOHNSON—Henry laborer, r. 32 Harrison. and Albert E.—motorcycles, sporting goods •§ >s " ~
Lombardo, and supplies Philip, and (Annie)—prop. general repairing, Jamestown 211 East macaroni Third. factory—h. over 9 E, g g
Londell, Cheney. Gust, steel casemaker, bds. 560 East Second.
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Long, John—Chinese laundry, under 14 East Second—h. do.
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Long, Zoie, waitress, bds. 34 Genesee.
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Longeway, Lewis A., (Lillian M.), laborer, h. 93 Barker. ©
Longeway, William, teamster, r. 93 Barker. »_ r-
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Lonngren, John W., (Kate)', printer, h. 23 Center.
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Look, Burney A., (Anna E.), clerk, h. 441 Winsor.
Look, Mary, widow Burney, r. 441 Winsor.
Look, Warren B., (Agnes V.)—gen. supt. Art Metal Construction Co.—h.
345 Crossman.
Looney, Catherine, widow Martin, h. 25 Seymour Ave.
Looney, Mary C, r. 25 Seymour Ave.
"Looney, Michael J., (Margaret), machinist, h. 14 Sumner Place.
Looney, Patrick, springsetter, r. 25 Seymour Ave.
Loomis, Alton M., (Bertha M.), farm editor The Journal, h. 130 VanBuren.
Loomis, Earl G., (Bernice), carpenter, h. over 8 Sumner Place.
Loomis, Mary E., widow Levi, h. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Lopillo, Gio, machine hand, r. over 219 East First.
Lopillo, Sam, woolwasher, h. over 219 East First.
Lopillo, Vomse, woolwasher, r. over 219 East First.
Lopus, Henry D., (Phebe), carpenter, h. 420 Fairmount Ave.
Loraine, Claus, (Gertrude), metalworker, h. rear over 210 West Fourth.
Lora, Angelo, laborer, h. over 3 Briggs.
Lord, Carrie, nursemaid, 8 West Eighth.
Lord, Cyrus W., retired, bds. 833 Washington.
Lord, Lewis, r. 12 Highland Ave.
Lord, Louisa, widow Brook, h. over 187 Steele.
Lord, William J., mirrorpolisher, r. over 187 Steele.
Lordahl, Martin, woodworker, rms. 27 Forest Ave.
Lorentzen, Adelade, milliner, r. 37 VanBuren.
Lorentzen, Hans P,. (Ellen L.)—cigar mfr., over 310 East Second—h. 37
VanBuren.
Lorentzen, H. P., Mrs.—prop. Bon Ton Millinery—h. 37 VanBuren.
Lorentzon, Carl G., (Alma E.), woodworker, h. 187 Newton Ave.
Lott, Harriet, widow John, h. 61 Tenth.
Lotte, Joseph, (Mary), laborer, h. 43 Barrows.
Loucks, Anna E., r. 612 Lafayette.
Loucks, Charles, mechanic, r. 1414 Washington.
« Loucks, Charles H., (Myrtle), machinist, h. 17 Dunn Ave.
Loucks, Clayton, (Alice), estimate clerk, h. 1009 Lafayette.
Loucks, Clifford G. (Esther J.), messenger Am. Express Co., h. 172 Chandler.
Loucks, Elizabeth, widow N. L., h. 310 Jefferson.
Loucks, Elliot A., (Mary J.), h. 612 Lafayette.
Loucks, Evelyn, graduate nurse, r. 46 Eleventh.
Loucks, Florence, clerk, r. 46 Eleventh.
Loucks, Fred D., (Huldah), foreman metalworker, h. 239 Sprague.
Loucks, Jacob A., (Mattie M.), laborer, h. 1414 Washington.
Loucks, John, (Johanna), lumberman, h. 46 Eleventh.
Loucks, Harold, student, r. 46 Eleventh.
Loucks, Lillian A., stenographer, r. 67 Tenth.
Loucks, Thomas, r. 46 Eleventh.
Loucks, Thomas M., real estate, r. 310 Jefferson.
Loucks, Wallace, (Mary E.),—retail groceries, 67 Tenth—h. do.
Loucks, William M., mechanic, r. 1414 Washington.
Louis, John, laborer, r. over 18 East Second.
Louis, John, varnisher, r. over 24 East Second.
Louis, Mike, woodworker, bds. 5 William.
JAMESTOWN Loungeway, Lounsbury, Crossman. Opposite see Steven Arthur, HARDWARE Lownsbery.
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Love, Albert C, city fireman, rms. 28 Fenton Place. *"**
Love, Clarence, machinehand, r. 126 Catlin Ave. 2.
Lovel, Emma M., photographer, r. 411 Murray Ave.
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Love, Harold,(Alice), h. over 66 Lakin Ave.
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Love, Harriet B., widow Herbert,—asst. librarian, James Prendergast Free CO
Library—h. 411 Murray Ave.
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Love, Henry F., (Minnie J.)—sec.-treas. Diamond Furniture Co.—h. 90 m^
Prather Ave. g*
Love, John, (Marina),—vice pres. Diamond Furniture Co.—h. 835 Fairmount
Ave. 0*
Love, Lena, domestic, h. over 255 Prospect.
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Love, Louise B., artist, r. 411 Murray Ave.
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Love, Otto, (Minnie), machine foreman, h. 126 Catlin Ave.
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Love, Ralph, drayman, r. 126 Catlin Ave.
Lovejoy, Carl C,—vice pres. Fulton Fish Market—r. 10 Fourteenth. S"
Lovejoy, Charles R., (Mary), h. 10 Fourteenth.
Lovejoy, C. Ray, (Grace),—Lovejoy's Dry Goods Syndicate—h. 1013 Prend- *£*
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Lovejoy, Earl C, (Myra)—mgr. Fulton Fish Market—r. 34 Fourteenth. xji
Lovejoy, Edwin G., (Caroline G.), grocery clerk, h. 5 Ninth. J3-
Lovejoy, Eva May, bookkeeper, r. 10 Fourteenth.
Lovejoy, Fred W., (Loretta), h. 209 West Second. B %
Lovejoy, Gerald, (Mabel), electrician, h. over 186 Fairmount Ave. £.-
Lovejoy, Lawrence J.,—'Sec.-treas. Fulton Fish Market—r. 10 Fourteenth. 5|k:
Lovejoy, Rosetta, widow Levi J. clerk and seamstress, h.over 186 Fairmount. g ^
Lovejoy, Truax D., (Winnifred)—pres. Fulton Fish Market—h. 75 Hotchkiss. g°
Lovejoy, Veva, student, r. 10 Fourteenth.
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Loveless, Grace, druggist, h. 311 Prendergast Ave.
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Lovell, Adelbert R„ (Bessie), tilesetter, h. 313 West Seventh. *
Lowe, Christ, retired, r. 97 Prather Ave.
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Lowe, Elizabeth, widow Daniel, h. over 18 Grant. C
Lowe, George, (Winnifred), sheet metal casemaker, h. 101 Peterson. CT1
Lowe, George H., (Margaret A.), oil producer, h. 610 East'Seventh.
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Lowe, John, (Blanche), welder, h. 104 Catlin Ave.
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Lowe, Lillian V., widow Charles, dressmaker, r. 140 McKinley Ave. £
Lown, Maurice J., (Bertha B.), foreman Erie freight office, h. 17 JEWELER Mechanic. >co go t^** O
Honest Lown, Reed G., Work shipping the clerk, Win r. 11 Dearing Baldwin, Ave.
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Lown, Wilton A., student, r. 233 Fulton.
Lownsbery, Fred Guy T., J., r. (Nettie 85 Hazzard. E.), commercial traveler, h. 85 Hazzard.
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Lundberg, Axel W., (Hulda E.), electrician, h. over 280 Broadhead Ave. rt\
Lundberg, Carl A., sheet metalworker, bds. 138 Virginia Blvd. m,
Lundberg, Carl A., (Agnes), woodworker, h. over 115 Barrows. 2
Lundberg, Carl D., (Jennie), sheet metalworker, h. 261 Broadhead Ave. mt
Lundberg, Carl F., (Josephine), woodworker, h. over 608 Barrows.
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Lundberg, Carl L., metalworker, bds. 22 Tew. m,
Lundberg, Charles A., (Bertha), carpenter, h. 116 King. m.
Lundberg, Charles F., (Matilda), machinist, h. over 17 Grandin.
Lundberg, C. Jacob, woodworker, r. 77 Howard.
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Lundberg, Clara, widow Andrew, h. 15 Stowe.
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Lundberg, Dagmar M., clerk, r. 86 Myrtle. -,.
Lundberg, Ellis, clerk, r. 206y2 Chandler.
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Lundberg, Emil, metalworker, bds. 22 Tew.
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Lundberg, Ernest T., (Anna), painter & decorator, h. over 219 McKinley Ave. ft
Lundberg, Henry C, (Signa B.)—treas. Gage Furniture Co. and office mgr. Moo*
Union Furniture Co.—h. over 360 Foote Ave.
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Lundberg, Hjalmar, (Hannah), metalworker, h. 324 Stowe. \J
Lundberg, Ida Victoria, nurse, r. 15 Stowe.
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Lundberg, John E., (Selma), toolmaker, h. 48 Thayer.
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Lundberg, John R., (Carolina), woodworker, h. 280 Broadhead Ave.
Lundberg, Margaret C, stenographer, r. 86 Myrtle.
Lundberg, Martha E., normal student, r. 280 Broadhead Ave.
Lundberg, Minnie A., textileworker, r. 91 Eagle.
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Lundberg, Pauline, Mrs., r. 355 East Second.
Lundberg, Pauline, Mrs., drawer, r. 356 East Third.
Lundberg, Peter W., (Minnie S.), woodworker, h. 77 Howard.
Lundberg, Roland, toolmaker, r. 324 Stowe.
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Lundberg, Victoria, nurse, W. C. A. hospital.
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Lundborg, Sophie, h. 86 Myrtle. m%
Lundell, John, (Helena S.), retired, h. 318 Forest Ave. 09
Lundell, Leonard, office clerk, r. 318 Forest Ave.
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Lundell, Oscar W., mechanic, r. 318 Forest Ave.
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Lundell, Victor S., metalworker, r. 318 Forest Ave.
Lundgren, Fredericka, widow John, r. 65 Tower.
Baldwin, Lundgren, John, G. Isaac, Fritz Elmer, wem^B^udmg R., wood (Anna), (Augusta), butcher, metalworker, finisher,bds. carpenter, r. sheet 105 Fine metalworker, r. Front. 106 h. 105 over Cross. Engraving Front. 116 Wescott. h. 42 Linwood »_ Ave. *"""

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Lundgren, Martha C, textileworker, r. 105 Front.
Lundgren, see Lindgren.
Lundin, Andrew, (Mary),—dry goods and groceries, 1021-1023 East Second—
h. 352 Falconer.
Lundin, Charles, factory laborer, r. over 22 Forest Ave.
Lundin, Emma, clerk, r. 352 Falconer.
Lundin, P. Henry, clerk, r. 352 Falconer.
Lundine, Henry, (Helga), cabinetmaker, h. 239 South Main.
Lundman, Charles J., (Anna), carpenter, h. 95 Bowen.
Lundman, Florence, mender, r. 95 Bowen.
Lundman, Rose, stenographer, r. 95 Bowen.
Lundmark, Carl, painter, r. 423 Newland Ave.
Lundmark, Jennie S., clerk, r. 423 Newland Ave.
Lundmark, Hannah B., widow Charles, h. 423 Newland Ave.
Lundmark, Lillian, clerk, r. 423 Newland Ave.
Lundquist, Addie N., r. 17 Center.
Lundquist, Adnia, student, r. 17 Center.
Lundquist, Amanda, widow Gust H., h. 507 Chandler.
Lundquist, Amanda, Mrs., h. 601 Newland Ave.
LUNDQUIST, ARVID N., (Delia M.)—retail clothing, hats and men's furnishings,
220 North Main—h. 410 Lakeview Ave.
LUNDQUIST, C. A. & CO.—C. A., H. V. and Paul H., props.—hardware,
wholesale and retail, 2 South Main.
C. A. Lundquist H. V. Lundquist P. H. Lundquist
C. A. LUNDQUIST & CO.
Wholesale and Retail Hardware, Stoves, Ranges, Tinware, Pipe, Valves, F
Factory and Mill Supplies, Gas Fixtures, Tools, Etc.
Phones 449 2 S. Main St.
Lundquist, Carl A., (Ellen B.)—John Burklund & Co. and C. A. Lundquist
& Co.—h. 621 East Sixth.
Lundquist, Carl J., shipping clerk, r. over 11 Victoria Ave.
Lundquist, Charles E., (Minnie)—Jaderstrom, Lundquist & Moe—h. 31 Chapman.
Lundquist, Christine, widow Charles, h. over 11 Victoria Ave.
Lundquist, E. E, (Hazel), conductor, h. over 508 East Fifth.
Lundquist, Esther M., nursemaid, 520 Spring.
Lundquist, Gideon, (Edith), rigger, h. over 211 West Fifth.
Lundquist, Hannah, widow August, h. over 86 Liberty.
Lundquist, Harold V., (Irene)—C. A. Lundquist & Co.—h. 1158 Prend. Ave.
Lundquist, Harry M., timekeeper, r. 507 Chandler.
Lundquist, Hilda G., stenographer, r. 507 Chandler.
Lundquist, John G., (Belle), retired, h. 23 Tenth.
Lundquist, Marcus T., clerk, r. over 11 Victoria Ave.
Lundquist, May, textile worker, r. over 211 West Fifth.
Lundquist Paul, (Anna), laborer, h. over 64 Thayer.
Lundquist, Paul H.—C. A. Lundquist & Co.—r. 621 East Sixth.
Lundquist, Robert E., (Edna)—bookkeeper, Dahlstrom Metallic Door Co.—
h. 43 Sturges.
Lundquist, Samuel—asst. sec. Dahlstrom Metallic Door Co.—bds. 408 E. 5th.
Lundquist, Signe, domestic, 405 East Fifth.
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Lundquist, Theodore W., (Hazel L.), cabinetmaker, h. 228 Hallock.
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Lundquist, William, (Ustine), textileworker, h. 64 Thayer.
Lundstrom, Marie, dressmaker, h. 12 Arnold.
Lundwall, Selma C, cook, 3 Lakeview Ave.
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Lundwell, Amelia C, widow Solomon, h. over 17 Tew.
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Lundy, Joseph E. B.,—Lundy & Soderstrom—rms. 340 Foote Ave.
Lundy, Ludwig, metal polisher, bds. 94 Eagle.
Lundy, Morris, sheet metalworker, bds. 94 Eagle.
Lundy & Soderstrom—Joseph E. B. and J. Warner—custom clothing, o
40-42 South Main.
Lunetta, Angelo, (Florence), textile worker, h. over 205 Winsor,
Lunetta, Tony, (Grace), laborer, h. over 27 Scott.
Lungreen, Charles E., (Kristine S.), sheet metalworker, h. 140 Barrett.
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Lunn, Andrew—cigar mfr., over 12 North Main—rms. do.
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Lunn, Anna, widow Samuel, h. over 36 Myrtle. 09
Lunn, Lupica, Enoch, Sebastian, (Alice), textileworker, machinehand, rms. h. over 47 Hazzard. 207 Winsor.
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Lunn, Luppica, see Anthony, Lund. (Josephine), machine hand, h. 36 Harrison.
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Lunstead, Luppica, Antonio, Carl J., collector, (Lucy), laborer, rms. Y. h. M. over C. 124 A. Harrison.
Lupica, Luppica, Joe, Mary, laborer, duffer, rms. r. 43 over Harrison. 207 Winsor.
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Luppica, Rosi (Carmella), laborer, h. 43 Harrison.
Luppica, Sebastian, laborer, bds. over 28 Harrison.
Luppico, Gulo, h. over 94 Hazzard.
Luppico, Santo, (Sarah), fruit peddler, h. 94 Hazzard.
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Lupton, Thomas W., ice cream maker, bds. 92 Prather Ave.
Luse, Ernest W., (Josephine), foreman metalworker, h. over 144 Allen.
Luzzsi, Sessninla, (Mary), laborer, h. 222 Chandler.
Lydell, Adolph, (Anna),—pastor Swedish Mission Church, Erie, Pa.—h. over m,
813 Spring. M
Lydell, Arthur A.—Chautauqua School of Music, 410-411 Fenton Bldg.—r. 2
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Lydle, Helen, dressmaker, r. 154 Hall Ave. *^
Lydle, Luther, retired, rms. 615 Pine.
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Lydle, Wellington, (Ada), carpenter, h. 154 Hall Ave.
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Lyke, Nathaniel, (Jennie), cook, h. over 20 East Third.
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Lyman, John Carter, student, r. 217 East Sixth.
Lyman, Sarah C, widow Edward, r. 217 East Sixth.
Lynch, Alvin C, (Addie J.), finisher,h. under 625 Prendergast Ave.
Lynch, Edward J., sand contractor, r. 625 S.pring.
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Lynch, James J., city fireman, r. 625 Spring.
Lynch, Kate, widow Thomas, h. 720 Buffalo.
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Lynch, Minnie J., r. 625 Spring.
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Lynch, Nellie, clerk, h. 625 Spring. m>
Lynch, Patrick H., plumber, r. 625 Spring.
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Lynch, Theresa J., dressmaker, r. 625 Spring.
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Lynde, Susan, widow W. C, r. 110 Forest Ave.
Lynn, Andrew, machinist, r. over 264 Broadhead Ave. «^
BALDWIN, Lynn, Carl O., (Selma), Jeweler, mattressmaker, S h. 103 McKinley FINE Ave. DIAMONDS * q
Lynn, Edward J., (Mary C), mechanic, h. 113 Broadhead Ave.
Lynn, Gust, (Erika E.), nightwatch, h. 206 Barrett.
Lynn, Harold E., clerk r. 113 Broadhead Ave.

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Lynn, Mabel C, seamstress, r. 113 Broadhead Ave.
Lyon, Fred E., (Emma V.), machinist, h. 244 Hopkins Ave.
LYON FURNITURE AGENCY—B. G. Tiffany, mgr.—furniture rating and
undertaking companies, over 307 North Main.
Lyon, George M., (Carrie), plasterer, h. 31 Regent.
Lyon, Leonard W., (Margaret), carpenter, h. 1281 East Second.
Lyon, Sarah D., h. 219 Broadhead Ave.
Lyons, Albert N., (Bessie R.), commercial traveler, h. 17 Sherman.
Lyons, Anna L., clerk, r. 907 North Main.
Lyons, Harry G., (Marion)—prop. Lyons Lumber Co., 50-52 Market—h. 10
West Fifth.
Lyons, John, laborer, bds. 14 Fluvanna Ave.
Lyons, John, r. 1096 North Main.
Lyons, John, (Melinda),—pastor Gospel Workers of America—h. over 1051
North Main.
Lyons, Lester, office clerk, bds. 5 Fairmount Ave.
LYONS LUMBER CO.—Harry G. Lyons, prop.—building supplies, sash and
doors, rubber roofing, beaver board, 50 Market.
Lyons, Mary, r. 907 North Main.
Lyric Theater—J. M. Cowan pres.; J. W. Klumpp, treas.; George B. Hinman,
mgr.—vaudeville, 201 East Third.
Lystrom, Eddie W., machinehand, r. 1118 East Second.
Lystrom, Fred, (Ida)—retail groceries, 1118 East Second—h. do.
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Mabee, see Maybee.
MacPherran, Ivan L., (Minnie)—Jamestown Cold Storage Co.—h. 101 South
Main.
MacAdams, Nellie M., domestic, 17 McKinley Ave.
MacClelland, George L., (Mary)—pastor First Presbyterian Church—h. 332
East Fourth.
MacDonald, Gust, (Amanda), plumber, h. 41 Frink Ave.
Mace, Charles, (Kate), retired, h. 15 East Sixth.
Mace, William M., (Caroline), lumber, h. 315 Monroe.
Maceno, Siro, (Carmella), laborer, h. 56 Harrison.
SMack, Frank P., (Elizabeth T.), teamster, h. 57 Barrett.
MACK-HALL CO. (INC.)—J. M. Mcintosh, pres.; L. Y. Ramsey, sec.-treas.;
E. F. Peterson, vice pres.—wholesale and retail groceries, 13-15-17 W. 2d.
P Mack, Maud, rms. 556 West Third.
STalL tat!+1i Ranfla7 CONNECTICUT LIFE INS. CO., Hartford,Conn.
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MACLEASE, CHARLES E.,—wallpaper and decorations, over 122 West ^oo.
Third—h. 12 Eleventh.
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Maclease, Devillo, (Ellen), retired, h. 12 Eleventh.
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Macomber, Fred V.—interior decorations with Jones & Audette—rms. 313 t^
Prendergast Ave.
MacPherson, Donald A., printer, rms. The Osmer.
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Maddox, Burton J., student, r. 62 Allen.
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Maddox, Charles, (Rose), painter, h. 65 West Fifteenth.
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Maddox, Frank E., (Marie K.), laborer, h. 20 Eighteenth.
Maddox, Fred C, (Hazel), furniture designer, h. 202 South Main.
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Maddox, George F., r. 20 Eighteenth.
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Maddox, John H., (Mollie), painter, h. 10 Camp. »• 5"
Maddox, John W., (Martha), commercial traveler, h. 196 South Main. *" g>
Maddox, M. M., h. 513 East Eighth. ' "«
Maddox, Raymond C, student, r 10 Sumner Place.
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Maddox, Robert E., (Ella)—bell captain, Hotel Samuels—h. 10 Sumner PI. g n
MADDOX TABLE CO.—W. J. Maddox, pres.; Mayne Reid Stevenson, vice o^ "•
pres.—mfrs. library tables, 101-125 Harrison. „. ©
Maddox, William C, (Elizabeth), hand carver, h. 25 Eighteenth. « 3
Maddox, William J., (Alice)—pres. Maddox Table Co., and Home Telephone o b
Co.—h. 62 Allen. f 4
Madeen, Ruben, crater, bds. 144 Park.
Madison, Lillian L., textile worker, r. 23 Chautauqua Ave.
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Maes, Fred, (Clemence), weaver, h. 103 Willard.
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Maes, George P., (Josephine), textile worker, h. over 183-185 Fairmount Ave. 8. 3
Maggo, Jim, (Marie), laborer, h. 557 Allen.
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Maginn, Margaret E., clerk, r. 4 Forest Park. 0 "
Magnuson, Alfred, (Hannah), sheet metalworker, h. 66 Blanchard.
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Magnuson, Anna, domestic, 305 West Third. § "
Magnuson, Anna, widow Adam, h. 608 Barrows.
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Magnuson, Anna, widow Gust, h. 196 Barrett.
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Magnuson, Anna, textile worker, bds. 102 Lister.
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Magnuson, Anna E., dressmaker, r. 196 Barrett. >e "
Magnuson, Austria, textile worker, r. 608 Barrows. a^ §
Magnuson, Elliott, woodworker, r. 608 Barrows.
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Magnuson, Ernest, machine hand, bds. 148 Bowen. f 3
Magnuson, Ernest, crater, bds. 36 Colfax. q» 5"
Magnuson, Gust C, (Bertha I.)—vice pres. and mgr. Journal Press, Inc.—h. 2 5
226 Fulton. S -
Magnuson, Hanna, clerk, r. 7 Grandin.
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Magnuson, Harry, (Amy), woodworker, h. 206 McKinley Ave. g »
Magnuson, Matilda, Herman A., picker, grocery bds. clerk, 119 Willard. r. 7 Grandin. B* g 3;
Magnuson, Nels, Hilda, packer, textileworker, bds. over r. 296 608 Falconer. Barrows. n ' ET ©
Magnuson, Oliver, Hilma C, (Carrie), bookkeeper, commercial r. 196 traveler, Barrett. h. 25 Derby. e • §»
Magnuson, Petronella, J. Alfred, (Anna), widow finisher,h. Bror, h. 7 Grandin. over 40 Sturges. a g- r -
Magnuson, Ruth John, M. sheet E., metalworker, stenographer, bds. r. 196 16 Bigelow Barrett. Ave. ' | g §
Magnuson, John, Samuel, laborer, r. 158 bds. Barrows. 225 Curtis.
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Mallen, Timothy J., (Addie B.), laborer, h. 115 Fairview Ave.
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Malline, Fred, stationary engineer, bds. 5 Hall Ave.
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Mallory, Anna M., widow Frank, dressmaker, h. over 157 Prospect.
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Mallory, Cora A., r. 42 Grant. £3.
Mallory, Dexter, waste sorter, h. 42 Grant. 2
Mallory, Edith M., teacher, r. 42 Grant. P .
Mallory, Sally P., bds. 42 Grant.
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Malm, Adeline, widow John, h. Vega and Benedict.
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Malm, Carl—'Lenna & Malm—rms. over 200 West Second. -,
Malm, Carl A., photo engraver, r. Vega and Benedict.
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Malm, Gust, (Tekla), laborer, h. over 217 Newland Ave.
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Malmberg, Agnes, candy dipper, r. 309 West Third.
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Malmberg, Alfred—Malmberg & Swanson—rms. Grandin Hotel.
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Malmberg, Alice M., clerk, r. 6 Arlington Ave.
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Malmberg, Charles L., r. 20 Derby.
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Malmberg, Gust, (Anna), painter, h. 89 Tower.
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Malmberg, Herbert W., (Hazel),—groceries and creamery, 322 Newland Ave.
—h. 278 South Main. £p
Malmberg, Hjalmar, tailor, bds. 489 Winsor. g*
Malmberg & Swanson—Alfred and Oscar—saloon, 115 East Second. mm,
Malmberg, William, metal finisher, r. 20 Derby.
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Malmgren, Charles, Mrs., midwife, r. 118 Water.

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^ v U all its own. Order a case today. Both Phones 400
D Manges, Edgar A., (Elza R.), R. R. engineer, h. 106 Francis.
Manges, E. Marion, r. 106 Francis.
Mangin, Howard, barber, rms. 103 Forest Ave.
Mann, Frank, (Martha)—contractor, 11 Wildwood Ave.—h. do.
Mano, Nick, casemaker, rms. 27 Warner Block.
H Manross, Charles E., (Alma), engineer, h. 108 Fairmount Ave.
Manross, Esther E., office clerk, r. 108 Fairmount Ave.
Manross, Lillian, stenographer, r 108 Fairmount Ave.
Mansergh, Ernest, (Gertrude), textile worker, h. 11 Axtel.
W Mansergh, Lilly, student, r. 11 Axtel.
Mansergh, Dorothy, student, r. 11 Axtel.
Mansfield, Fred W., (Vinnie), mechanic, h. 51 Franklin.
Manson, Gertrude, r. 10 Cheney.
Manson, Nels, woodworker, h. 10 Cheney.
Manson, see Munson.
Manuela, Elizabeth, textile worker, r. over 400 Allen.
Manuela, George, barber, r. 400 Allen.
Manuela, Razio, laborer, r. over 400 Allen.
Manuela, Salvatore, (Maria), laborer, h. 400 Allen.
MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION—L. M. Butman, pres.; R. J. Bootey,
sec.-treas.—over 213 North Main.
Marca, John, (Lucy), carpenter, h. over 103 Hazzard.
Marcello, Frank, (Rosa)—fruits, nuts, etc. wholesale and retail, 3 E. Third
—h. 45 Eleventh.
Marchina, Joe, (Anna), laborer, h. over 8IV2 Water.
Marchse, Carlo, (Santi), laborer, h. 292 Harrison.
Marcnell, Armerenda, widow Dominica, h. 479 Crescent.
Marcnell, Mike, textileworker, r. 479 Crescent.
Marcnell, Tony, laborer, r. 479 Crescent.
Marcy, Hiram C, (Jennie E.), paint mixer, h. 713 Newland Ave.
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Mareri, Beni, (Frances), laborer, h. 581 Buffalo.
Marino, Frank, laborer, bds. over 20 Harrison.
Marino, Tony, (Carmila), laborer, h. 48 Foote Ave.
Markel, Dcra, music teacher, r. 41 Steele Ave.
Markel, Minnie, textileworker, r. 41 Steele Ave.
Markel, Van, machine hand, bds. 94 Steele.
Markel, Waldemer, (Hennrietta), cabinet maker, h. 41 Steele Ave.
Markel, see Markle.
Marker, Adolph, (Hansine), upholsterer, h. 316 Stowe.
Marker, Alfred, metalworker, r. over 7 Valley.
O Marker, Corydon J., (Gertrude C), metal casemaker, h. 6 Winsor.
Marker, Cris, (Mary),—mfr. pedestals, 192 South Main—h. do.
Marker, Gustav W., (Alice), sheet metalworker, h. 43 Steele Ave.
Marker, Henry, (Mary), metalworker, h. over 7 Valley.
Marker, Esther O., student, r. 192 South Main.
Marker, Lily E., textileworker, r. Ill Benedict.
Marker, Ludwig J., (Amanda), wood finisher,h. Ill Benedict.
Marker, Mary E., clerk, r. 192 South Main.
Marker, Midgley, student, r. 316 Stowe.
S Marker, Nettie A., textile worker, r. Ill Benedict.
Marker, Ruth, textile worker, r. 316 Stowe.
|7 S J5 _ Electric Market Marker, Markham, new Street Truman and Wiring Edith second Bargain G., A., Mrs., EVERY hand (Hazel), Store—William dressmaker, goods, wood Need 10 finisher,h. Market. h. Pearson over iim^^!^Co-
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Markham, G. Edith, teacher, r. over 622 Prendergast Ave. J3
Markham, Evelyn, student, r. over 108 East Second.
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Markham, Sophia A., widow John, h. over 622 Prendergast Ave.
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Markham, Sydney L., painter, r. over 622 Prendergast Ave.
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Markiel, Henry, electrician, r. 59 Elam Ave. m>
Markiel, John, laborer, r. 59 Elam Ave.
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Markiel, Roman, laborer, r. 59 Elam Ave.
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Markiel, Walter, laborer, r. 59 Elam Ave.
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Markiel, Winconty, (Helena),—cobbler, 219 Harrison—h. 59 Elam Ave.
Markle, John C, (Minnie), barber, h. 9 Shaw Ave.
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Markle, see Markel.
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Markowitz, Alex E., (Merta), clothing clerk, h. 15 Terrace Place. .—
Marks, Adelia D., widow Walter E., canvasser, h. 855 North Main. (j
Marks, Anna, widow Thomas H., h. 12 Tenth.
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Mar, Litte Gladys, laundress, bds. 18 Partridge.
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Marotta, Antony, laborer, bds. 56 Tower.
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Marotta, Frank, (Michelena), laborer, h. over 56 Tower. —,
Marotta, Mary, textile worker, r. over 56 Tower. (j
Marotta, Tony, laborer, bds. over 56 Tower.
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Marquette Billiard Parlor—C. W. Bates and M. W. Wiltsie, props.—over 320- •
324 Cherry.
Marsh, Albert C, (Minnie), foreman warp twister, h. 139 Steele.
Marsh Bros.—E. J. and George C.—tin and sheet metal contractors, 225
West Third.
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Marsh, 'Carl, (Laura), wood finisher,h. over 122 Crescent.
Marsh, Carrie L., student, r. 1086 East Second.
Marsh, Edward J., (Anna),—Marsh Bros.—h. 819 Lafayette.
Marsh, Fred S., (Leah W.), pharmacist, h. 1086 East Second.
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Marsh, George E., (Mary),—Marsh Bros.—h. 813 Washington.
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Marsh, Herman, florist, r. 104 Fairmount Ave.
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Marsh, John T., (Lenore),—plumber, 306 West Eighth—h. do.
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Marsh, Kenneth B., grocery clerk, r. 819 Lafayette.
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Marsh, Leo G., (Katherine E.),—Heald & Marsh—h. Celoron, N. Y. v~3
Marsh, Margaret, widow Daniel A., h. over 21 Ransom Alley.
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Marsh, Mary, widow James H.—retail groceries, 801 Washington—h. over do. ft
Marsh, Merle Will1 am, student, r. 315 West Third.
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Marsh, Thomas !•,, (Lucy), retired, h. 811 Washington. „
Marsh, William H., (Edith M.), plumber, h. under 315 West Third.
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Marsh, William T., (Kate)—armorer, N. Y. State Armory—h. 104 Fairmount. {3
Marshall, J. S. B., (Bessie H.)—osteopath, 503 West Third—h. do.
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Marshall Robert, baker, rms. 19 West Eighth.
Martii, Abraham J., (Alice A.),—Martin & Johnson—h. 109 Chandler.
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Ma-cin, Alfred, (Matilda),—janitor New Gifford Bldg.—h. 43 do. »***
Martin, Carrie M., widow Andrew J., r. 110 Forest Ave.
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Martin, C. Clifton, (Margaret),—director of penmanship, Jamestown Busi- £JJ
ness College—h. 223 Broadhead Ave. m*
Martin, Charles, (Ida), ironworker, h 8 Livingston Ave.
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Martin, C. Oakley, sheet metalworker, r. 818 Washington.
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Martin, Ethel E.. Mrs., r. 29 West Eighth.
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DaldWM, J'artin, Frank, motorman, rms. Wellman 215 West Building Second. JCWClCr (/> "^
iiartin, Jerome C, (Ida), shipping clerk, h. 301 Willard.
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Martin, John, (Alida), veneer cutter, h. 442 Buffalo. Martin, & Kate, Johnson—A. H., domestic, (Nannie), J. r. & 43 J. mechanic, New E — custom Gifford h. 847 shirts, Bldg. Lafayette. over 204 North Main.
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D Martin, Margaret H., office clerk, r. over 43 Fairmount Ave.
Martin, Matilda, cook, 333 East Fourth.
Martin, Melville, r. 115 Crossman.
Martin, Melville M., (Marian), ticket agent Erie R. R., h. Fairmount Ave.,
R. F. D. 77.
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Martin, Nels, upholsterer, rms. 311 Pine.
Martin, Nelson, (Ella), finisher,h. over 407 English.
Martin, O. Charlotte, widow Adelbert H., h. 818 Washington.
Martin, Olus L., (Anna C), tailor, h. over 300 Foote Ave.
W Martin, .Perry J., (Kittie M.)—barber, 116 North Main—h. 122 Fulton.
Martin, Richard L., (Nettie J.), paperhanger, h. Martin Road.
Martin, Ross E., laborer, r. 413 Winsor.
Martin, Ruth E., student, r. 413 Winsor.
Martin, Sherman S„ (Hattie), commercial traveler, h. 413 Winsor.
Martin, Sofia, widow John, h. under 214 Buffalo.
Martin, Velora G., artist, r. 6 Broadhead Ave.
Martin, William J., (Ethel E.)—Jamestown Auto Repair Co.—h. over 19
West Second.
Martin, see Martyn.
Martina, Carmin, (Satir), textileworker, h. 521 Crescent.
Martindale, Harold, r. 15 West Fifteenth.
Martindale, Leslie, (Ina), conductor, r. over 513 Allen.
Martindale, Ora, h. over 513 Allen.
Martindale, Willard G., (Mabel), motorman, h. 15 West Fifteenth.
Martinel Carmin, (Sara), trucker, h. 521 Crescent.
Martins, Elf C, metalworker, r. 50 Colfax.
Martins, Hagen, (Rosa), draftsman, h. over 50 Colfax.
Martins, Marguerite, weaver, bds. 126 Water.
Martinson, Bernard, (Martina), metalworker, h. over 12 Sampson.
Martinson, Carl, metalworker, bds. 222 Barrows.
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Martinson, Olga, domestic, 1381 East Second.
Martinson, Otto, metalworker, bds. 222 Barrows.
Martinson, Otto L., (Betty), carpenter, h. 211 Palmer.
Martinson, J. Alex., (Waveline), polisher, h. over 516 Allen.
Martyn Bros.,—M. G: Martyn—mfrs. furniture, 501-503 West Fifth.
Martyn, Marius G.,—Martyn Bros.—h. over 516 West Fourth.
Martyn, see Martin.
Maruci, Mike, (Amelia), laborer, h. 559 Buffalo.
MARVEL FURNITURE CO.—Alfred A. Anderson, pres. and gen. mgr.;
Oscar E. Anderson, vice pres.; Warner F. Liedblad, sec.-treas.—mfrs.
O Allen Ext.
Marvel, Herbert, (Annie K.), textile worker, h. 91 Barker.
Marvin, Elizabeth W., widow Robert, h. 2 West Fifth.
MARVIN HOUSE-^Mrs. Viola D. Everett—board and rooms, 105 West 2nd.
Marvin, Henry C, (Belle B.), shoe clerk, h. 223 Crossman.
Marvin, James R., (Lavinia), woolsorter, h. 226 Crescent.
Marvin, Marion, rms. The Osmer.
Marvin, Selden H., surveyor, r. 223 Crossman.
Mason, Ben, (Martha), shipping clerk, h. over 751 Buffalo.
S Mason, Bennie, textile worker, r. 41 Hopkins Ave.
Mason, Charles O., (Augusta),—vice pres. Mason News Co. and foreman
P S ^ _ Most Citv. finisher—h. Mason, Popular Ladies Second Francis, Harry, Eunice Place Dining Floor laborer, Stevens, over textile Room In the 149 Wli«VB. tjl.ALIV r. worker, stenographer, McKinley ¥>I 31 Scott. K OW r. 41 DrXTt Ave. VLlAlV rSr.AK Hopkins r. 12 /lipr Fulton. Ave. VLoATt HENRY B I L A. 22 BAUER E.«t Proprietor Third Street

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Mason, Henry, (Rosie), finisher,h. 27 Scott. ^^
Mason, James H., (Eugenia P.)—sec. Mason News Co.—h. 11 Charles. 3
Mason, Jennie, textile worker, r. 41 Hopkins Ave. m*
Mason, Joe, (Maria), laborer, h. 31 Scott.
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MASON, JOHN C, (Carrie J.)—jewelry & optician, 305 North Main—h. 12 *••*
Fulton.
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Mason, John R.,—supt. Jamestown Cotton Mill—r. 23 Center. 0©,
Mason, Joseph, (Clara A.)—architect, 28 Barrett Bldg.—h. 108 Tower. fgO,
Mason, Joseph F., (Agnes), carver, r. 16 Dunn Ave.
Mason, Krist, (Anna), teamster, h. under 16 Maple. {**}
Mason, Meave L., student, r. 11 Charles.
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Mason, Mildred A., teacher, bds. 839 Spring.
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Mason, Mason, Rolland vice K., pres.; (Ella James C.)—pres.-treas. H. Mason, sec.—14 Mason News West Co.—h. Third, 145 8 East McKinley. Third, CO J9
Mason, 8 North Theodore, Main. bartender, rms. 2 Forest Park.
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Mason, Massenia, Paul, Carl, (Rose), (Mary), laborer, laborer, h. 41 h. 50 Hopkins Water. Ave.
Massey, Esther M., widow Thomas, h. 103 Ellicott.
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Massey, Harold, textile worker, r. 103 Ellicott. *"
Massey, John, textile worker, r. 103 Ellicott.
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Masterson, Arley E., (Jennie),—shoeshine, 13 East Third—h. over 23 do. ^.
Masterson, Jennie, Mrs.,—hairdressing and manicuring—over 23 E. Third.
Masterson, Lawrence, (Martha), laborer, h. over 32 Institute.
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Matha, Carolina, dressmaker, r. over 545 East Fifth. ~*
Matha, Elizabeth M., Mrs., h. over 545 East Fifth.
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Matheson, Charles D., (Alice M.), polisher, h. 70 Vega.
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Matson, Jennie E., widow Thaddeus, h. 178 Hallock. 5»
Matson, John, (Margaret), commercial traveler, h. 16 Chicago Ave.
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Matson, Samuel, (Elvira), woodworker, h. over 225 Weeks.
Matson, Theodore, (Anna), baker, h. 810 Cherry.
Matten, Arthur, (Mary), mechanic, h. 16 Hall Ave.
Matten, Carrie R., stenographer, r. 16 Hall Ave.
Matten, Edna V., dressmaker, r. 16 Hall Ave.
Matten, Paul R., r. 16 Hall Ave.
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Matteson, Carl J., (Olga), woodworker, h. 219 McKinley Ave.
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Matteson, Emma C, r. 219 McKinley Ave. £3
Matteson, George E., (Myrtle E.), printer, h. 59 East Cowden Place. g-*. Cm
Matteson, Lillian, r. 23 Chautauqua Ave.
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Matthews, Elizabeth J., clerk, r. 12 Bassett. **
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Matthews, Lindo, (Louise), laborer, h. 1015 Jefferson.
Matthews, William, machinist, rms. 9 Everett Ave.
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Mattison, Carl M., (Gertrude V.), h. 25 Dearing Ave. S"
Mattison, Ejnar, (Rena), mechanic, h. 969 Jefferson. *^
Mattison, Hans, (Amanda), laborer, h. 25 Dearing Ave.
Mattison, Jesse C, (Clara), securities, h. over 411 West Third.
Mattison, Margaret, r. 25 Dearing Ave.
Mattison, Thankful E., widow Fred, r. over 411 West Third.
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Matts, Joe. M., (Mary), laborer, h. 581 Buffalo.
Mattson, Andrew, finisher,bds. 4 East Newland Ave.
Mattson, Axel, toolmaker, bds. 29 Palmer.

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Mattson, Charles G., (Carrie), carpenter, h. 229 Willard.
Mattson, Herman, (Martina), casemaker, h. 33 Wescott.
Mattson, James W., (Ida C), sheet metalworker, h. 12 Bigelow Ave.
Mattson, John, (Mary), carpenter, h. 114 Peterson.
Mattson, May, student, rms. 43 Tenth.
Mattson, Oscar, finisher,bds. 4 East Newland Ave.
Mauser, Robert P., (Clara W.), florist,h. McDannell Ave.
May, Frank J., (Jennie M.), stationary engineer, h. over 115 East Second.
May, Jennie L., r. over 115 East Second.
May, John, (Alta M.), hostler, h. over 22 Forest Ave.
May, William G., florist, r. over 115 East Second.
Maybee, Ernest E., (Frances), toolmaker, h. 264& Whitley Ave.
Maybee, see Mabee.
Mayer, Carl F., (Lillian), polisher, h. over 640 East Sixth.
Mayfield, Edward, (Ina C), textile worker, h. over 34 Virginia Blvd.
P Maynard, Rose B., widow Perry C, r. over 520 Forest Ave.
Mayo Clothing Co., (Inc)—Asher Friedman, pres.; Gusta Friedman, sec.-
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treas.; Mayo Friedman, vice pres.—men's clothing and furnishings,
19-21 North Main.
Y Mazurco, Concetta, duffer, r. over 36 Harrison.
Mazurco, James, laborer, bds. over 122 Harrison.
S Mazurco, Mary, spinner, r. over 122 Harrison.
Mazurco, Mary, cloth dryer, r. over 36 Harrison.
Mazurco, Tom, laborer, r. over 36 Harrison
Mazurco, Sebastiana, spinner, r. over 122 Harrison.
Mazzani, Andrew, metalworker, r. 613 Monroe.
Mazzone, James, textile worker, r. over 214 Winsor.
T Mazzone, Joseph, textile worker, r. over 214 Winsor.
Mazzone, Lena, textile worker, r. over 214 Winsor.
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Mazzone, Tom, (Lucy), laborer, h. 214 Winsor.
Mazzoni, Joe, (Sara), laborer, h. over 427 Allen.
McAdam, Marian, clerk, r. 1004 Prendergast Ave.
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McAllister, Alida, bookkeeper, r. 214 Hopkins Ave.
McAllister, Elizabeth, stenographer, r. 214 Hopkins Ave.
McAvoy, Caroline, widow James, h. 750 Buffalo.
McAvoy, Margaret M., stenographer, r. 750 Buffalo.
McBride, Frank, (Maggie), bartender, h. 701 West Eighth.
McCAIN REALTY CO.—Samuel (Pittsburgh), William (Dayton, 0.), and
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S. Norman (Syracuse)—306-308 Chadakoin Bldg.
McCall, Julia A.,—shirts and dressmaking, 12 Water—r. do.
0 McCallum, James S., (Alice)—foreman composing dept. The Journal, h. 80
Falconer.
S McCallum, Thomas, (Eva), shoe clerk, h. 1060 North Main.
McCallum, William S., (Mary)—prop. Hub Billiard Parlor—h. 9 E. 15th.
S McCannon, William M., (Helen), h. 629 Newland Ave.
McCarthy, James, bds. 3 Fairview Ave.
E McCarthy, James, (Mary), R. R. flagman,h. 705 West Eighth.
McCarthy, Pearl, h. 10 Metallic Ave.
McCartney, Charles, (Ellen), conductor, h. 125 Fairview Ave.
McCartney, George, (Hilma)—chiropractor, 33-35 Russell Block—h. do.
McClean, Henry N., sheet metalworker, bds. 313 Palmer.
STollr McClenahan, McCluskey, McClean, McClelland, Idln fulfil Willi Ran see Anna, Sheridan, Frank, flair McLean. UCllllCy milliner, CONNECTICUT (Effle), (Mabel), r. machinist, 941 W.J. commercial LIFE East Bentley, h. Second. INS. 415 traveler, CO., Mgr., West Hartford, Office, Fourth.
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McCluskey, Mary C, domestic, 234 Fulton. ms.
McCluskey, Sarah, widow Patrick, h. 941 East Second. \^
McConnell, Arthur P., vaudeville artist, r. 314 West Eighth.
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McConnell Ad Service—V. M. and C. G. McConnell—17-18 Gokey Bldg. C*
McConnell, Carl G., (Alice T.)—McConnell & Lee, and McConnell Ad Service,
17-18 Gokey Bldg.—h. Chautauqua, N. Y.
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McConnell, Daniel F., metalworker, r. 314 West Eighth. y~
McConnell, Elizabeth A., Mrs., h. 314 West Eighth.
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McConnell & Lee—V. M. and C. G. McConnell and H. G. Lee—engineers and •
surveyors, 17-18 Gokey Bldg.
McConnell, Virgil M., (Florence)—McConnell & Lee and McConnell Ad Ser- i5 •
vice—h. Mayville, N. Y. n# -.
McConnell, William E., cement worker, r. 314 West Eighth. £. §.
McCormick, Agnes, textile worker, r. 416 West Seventh. "o £
McCormick, Catherine—McCormick News Co.—r. 513 East Sixth.
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McCormick, Frank J.—McCormick News Co.—r. 513 East Sixth. 5 J-
McCormick, James E., (Mary)—asst. supt. Jamestown St. Ry. Co.—h. over * 3
225 West Third. 8, n
McCormick, John, sheet metalworker, r. 6 South Main.
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McCormick, Josephine, textile worker, r. 416 West Seventh.
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McCormick News Co.—Frank J. and Catherine McCormick—113 West Third.
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McCormick, Nora, textile worker, r. 416 West Seventh.
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McCormick, Rose A., widow Andrew, h. 513 East Sixth
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McCrary, David O., roofer, r. 3 Strong. 9 £> [£
McCrory, J. G., 5 and 10c Store—Carl A. Anderson, mgr.—207-209 N. Main
McCullough, Edward J., clerk, r. 67 Fourteenth.
McCullough, Frederick, (Mary), finisher,h. 67 Fourteenth. 5 o
McCullough, Lewis A., (May), hostler, h. over 3 Race.
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McCullough, Mary L., teacher, r. 67 Fourteenth. » s:
McCune, Cecile, widow George, textile worker, h. 402 East Fourth. ,§ "
McCune, McDonald, Peter Charles, C, (Annie), (Rena), retired, driver, h. 1114 36 Center. Prendergast Ave.
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McCune, McDonald, see Dora, McKune. widow Tim, h. 159 Thayer.
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McDermott, McDonald, Kathrine, Frances, widow stenographer, Frank,—roomers, r. 159 Thayer. 511 West Fourth—h. do. 3 S 3_
McDermott, McDonald, L. Patrick J., (Mary), J., (Nellie lumber F.), inspector, hotelman, h. h. 911 26 Brad. West Sixth. JD c ~ JJ
McDonald, McDowell, George Allen, R. W., R. (Mabel), engineer, teamster, rms. 90 Fairmount h. 20 Price. Ave.
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McDonald, McElroy, Mary, Arvilla weaver, C, widow h. over Andrew 703 North D., r. Main. 63 East Cowden Place. •*• J- 7
McFadden, George W., (Susie E.), foreman lineman, h. 964 Jefferson. _
McFarland, Patrick J., (Margaret), R. R. conductor, h. 49 Prospect.
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McGee, Catherine E., widow John, h. 835 Washington. a. -
McGee, Dennis, yardman, r. 101 South Main.
McGee, Edward J., (Jennie), commercial traveler, h. 1104 Prendergast Ave. _ ©
McGee, Mary A., textile worker, r. 835 Washington. o, £
McGee, Max M., (Minnie), laborer, h. 107 Eleventh.
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McGill, Fred F., (Ellen R.), decorator, h. 1207 Washington.
McGinity, Bridget, widow Michael, h. 24 VanBuren.
McGinity, Jennie M., clerk, r. 24 Van Buren.
McGinity, John, (Lelia M.),—McGinity, Johnson & Co.—h. 28 Van Buren.
McGINITY, JOHNSON & CO.—John McGinity, Joseph Trainor, Amil Johnson
and Allen Morley—plumbing and heating, 214 Prendergast Ave.
McGinity, Margaret M., seamstress, r. 24 Van Buren.
McGowan, James, upholsterer, h. 310 West Eighth.
McGowan, John, plater, h. 310 West Eighth.
McGowan, Thomas, casemaker, h. 310 West Eighth.
McGrath, John, r. 311 West Second.
McGrath, Roy H., (Anna)^real estate, 306-308 Chadakoin Bldg.—h. 22%
Hazzard.
McGraw, Clara E.,—nurse, W. C. A. Hospital—r. 127 Barrett.
McGraw, Fred H., (Alice), painter, h. 125 Barrett.
McGraw, Louemma, student, r. 127 Barrett.
McGraw, Sarah P., graduate nurse, r. 127 Barrett.
McGraw, T. Clyde, contractor, r. 127 Barrett.
McGraw, Thomas B., (Elizabeth V.), landscape gardener, h. 127 Barrett.
McGraw, Walter L., mechanic, r. 127 Barrett.
Mcllwain, Helen, r. 33 Cross.
Mcintosh, James M., (Anna B.),—pres. Mack-Hall Co.—h. 91 Prospect.
Mclntyre, Clement, (Bertha), teamster, h. 124 Tenth.
Mclntyre, Dennis J., (Josephine),—retail groceries, 101 Fairview Ave.—h.
807 West Sixth.
Mclntyre, Ernest, (Helen W.), teamster, h. 916 Washington.
Mclntyre, Harvey E., (Eva V.), blacksmith, h. 80 Hallock.
Mclntyre, Fred A., (Emily), woolsorter, h. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Mclntyre, George, machine hand, r. 8 Schuyler.
Mclntyre, Levi, (Lovina), gardener, h. 8 Schuyler.
Mclntyre, Nat, shipper, r. 8 Schuyler.
Mclntyre, Nora, domestic, r. 246 Hallock.
Mclntyre, Nora, domestic, r. 8 Schuyler.
Mclntyre, Peter, farmhand, r. 8 Schuyler.
McKaig, John, (Silpha), loomfixer, h. 13 Shaw Ave
McKee, Peter, (Elizabeth), foreman bleacher, h. 903 West Sixth.
McKee, Thomas, bookkeeper, r. 903 West Sixth.
McKeen, Katherine, r. Ill East Fifth.
McKell, Elizabeth, domestic, 222 Winsor.
McKendrick, Cora, widow Peter, h. 404 Lafayette.
McKenna, Edward, (Susie), h. 307 West Second.
McKenna, William, (Lillian), laborer, h. 169% South Main.
McKune, Clement F., (Etta), woodworker, rms. 214 Clinton.
McKune, Donald C, metalworker, rms. 214 Clinton.
McKune, Foler C., (Etta), nightwatch, rms. 214 Clinton.
McKune, Grace, textile worker, rms. 214 Clinton.
McKune, Mark A., (Lucy), painter, rms. 214 Clinton.
McKune, Mart, painter, rms. 214 Clinton.
McKune, see McCune,
McLean, Gertrude E., office clerk, r. 303 West Second.
McLean, Louis E„ liveryman, r. 303 West Second.
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McMahon, Sarah, teacher, h. over 11 Arnold.
McMahon, Thomas G.,—barber, 630 East Second—bds. 1 East Seventh. mf
McManus, Merle, (Neva), metalworker, h. 112 Cross.
McMillan, Andrew J., (Emma), retired farmer, h. Fairmount Ave. R. F. D. 77.
McMinimum, Clarence, poolroom clerk, rms. 200 Allen.
McMurray, Helen, telephone operator, r. 620 Jefferson.
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McNally, Edward, (Martha), laborer, h. 76 Thirteenth.
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McNulty, James M., (Mary E.), electrician, h. 1137 Prendergast Ave.
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McTigue, Beatrice, clerk, r. 19 Valley.
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McTigue, Gertrude L., graduate nurse, r. 19 Valley.
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McTigue, Mary, widow James, h. 19 Valley.
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McVeigh, George, bartender, bds. 119-123 Fairmount Ave. **
McVeigh, James M., (Mary), cement worker, h. 12 Carroll. ©
McVeigh John, bartender, rms. over 114-116 West Second. {3
McVeigh, John A., bartender, r. 6 South Main.
McVeigh, Joseph P., (Esther J.), city fireman, h. 809 Washington. **3
McVeigh, Kate, dressmaker, h. 12 Carroll. 2
McVeigh, Mary,—dressmaker, over 2 East Fourth—h. 12 Carroll. 5
McVeigh, Paul, toolmaker, r. 12 Carroll.
Meabon, Foster E., (Eva),.lumber inspector, 223 Fairmount Ave.
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Mead, Leland S., painter, r. 308 Hayward.
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Mead, Walter S., (Eleanor), painter, h. 308 Hayward.
Meade, George, furniture worker, h. Price Ave., R. F. D. 77.
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Meade, Pearl, domestic, 616 Pine.
Meader, George W., (Julia), contractor and plasterer, h. 613 East Sixth. 8 ©
Mechanics Laundry—Cassius G. Campbell—308 Falconer.
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Mecusker, Horace R.—prop. Pullman Cafe—h. 509 West Fourth.
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Mecusker, L. Grace, clerk, r. 615 Pine.
Mecusker, Louisa M., widow M. J., h 615 Pine.
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Medbury, Gae D., stationary fireman,h. 705 West Eighth. poVoi
Meehan, Katherine, stenographer, bds. 545 West Third.
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Meehan, Luna A., widow John, r. over 1035 East Second.
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Meese, Frederick, textile weaver, h. over 53 Water.
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Meftens, William, (Elsie), photographer, h. over 18 Stowe.
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Mehan, Mary, widow John, practical nurse, h. over 204 North Main. mti
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Melin, Harry, metalworker, r. 108 Francis.
Melin, Margaret, textile worker, r. 108 Francis.
Melin, William, (Regina), woodworker, h. 108 Francis.
Mellor, Fred, (Ada), textile worker, h. 320 Allen.
Mellor, George, sheet metalworker, r. 320 Allen.
Melquist, Emma, widow Albin J., h. 444 Chandler.
Melquist, Fred O., (Elvina), metal casemaker, h. 18 Fluvanna Ave.
Melquist, Harold J., textile worker, r. 444 Chandler.
Melquist, Hedwig J., h. 141 Institute.
Melquist, Joe L.,—wallpaper and painting, 705 North Main—h. over do.
Melquist, Rudolph A., machine hand, r. 444 Chandler.
Melquist, Thurston, (Anna), teamster, h. over 25 Myrtle.
Menico, Crasi, duffer, bds. over 28 Harrison.
Merch, Mike, (Mary), laborer, h. 301 Crescent.
Merchant, Carrie E., widow Richard T., dressmaker, h. 366 Foote Ave.
Merchant, Carrie E., student, r. 366 Foote Ave.
Merchant, Charles C, commercial traveler, r. 366 Foote Ave.
Merchant, Cecil L., student, r. over 32 West Cowden Place.
Merchant, Muriel G., student, r. over 32 West Cowden Place.
Merchant, Rue D., student, r. 366 Foote Ave.
Merchant, Will H., (Lydia), farmer, h. over 32 West Cowden Place.
Meredith, George O., (Florence M.), commercial traveler, h. 302 Allen.
Meredith, Orsell M., pharmacist, r. 345 East Second.
Meredith, Thomas H., (Florence A.)—Jame'stown Pharmacy—h. 14 Crescent.
Meredith, William H., (Eva M.), deliveryman, h. 405 Cherry.
Mericle, Helen, telephone operator, r. 6 Broadhead Ave.
Merieleno, Frank, laborer, bds. 17 Twelfth.
Merkt, James, (Georgia), h. 245 Fairmount Ave.
Merriam, Benjamin, bds. 124 Chautauqua Ave.
Merrill, Anna H., widow David E., h. 130 Lakeview Ave.
Merrill, David R., commercial traveler, r. 130 Lakeview Ave.
Merrill, Dora B., teacher, r. 128 VanBuren.
Merrill, Emma, widow William, h. 38 Van Buren.
Merrill, Ida, domestic, r. 38 Van Buren.
Merrill, J. Claybourne, draftsman, r. 130 Lakeview Ave.
Merrill, Lewis C, student, r. 130 Lakeview Ave.
Merrill, William, (Ruth), teamster, h. 8 Water.
Merriman, Sheldon O., (Clara),—gen. mgr. F. M. Curtis Co.—h. 116 Van
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Merz, Benjamin—second hand goods—h. over 40 Taylor.
Merz, Elizabeth Langworthy, college student, r. 6 West Sixth.
Merz, Frank, (Lena Crissey)—'pres. Union Trust Co.—h. 6 West Sixth.
Merz, Lucy Albertine, college student, r. 6 West Sixth.
Merz, Mae—instructor of elocution, over 202 Main—r. 11 Crane.
Merz, Martin, (Anna)—Martin Merz & Son—h. 11 Crane.
MERZ, MARTIN & SON—Martin and Martin, Jr.—blank books and steamship
tickets, over 202 North Main.
Merz, Martin, Jr., (Viola)—Martin Merz & Son—h. 8 Crane.
Messenger, Delbert E., (Lena), motorman, h. 910 Clinton.
Messenger, Hiram E., (Jennie), contractor and builder, h. 9 Utica.
Messenger, Messina, Mistratto, Metcalf, Bess, Salvatore, Filippo, Mary teacher, M., (Lena), (Sarah), widow r. 51 laborer, Fairmount Lucian. textile h. worker, r. over 710 Ave. Washington.
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Metcalf, Joseph H., retired, bds. 610 North Main.
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Metcalf, Joseph H., clerk, bds. 610 North Main.
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Metcalf, Malcolm, college student, r. 51 Fairmount Ave.
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Metcalf, Richard B., farmer, h. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
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Metcalfe, Joseph S.—mgr. The Cat Shoe Store—rms. 620 Lafayette.
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Metcalfe, Walter L., (Fanny G.), shoe clerk, h. 412 Murray Ave. m,
Metistario, Salvatore, (Concetta), laborer, h. 50 Harrison.
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Metz, Loui, laborer, bds. 475 Crescent.
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Meurer, John C, (Mabie M.)—prop. Jack's Palace Restaurant—h. 205 W. 7th. —
Meyer, Frederick M„ (Augusta)—custom turning, 340% Steele—h. 26 Whit- VJ
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Meyer, George H., carpenter, h. 342% Steele
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Meyer, Mack T., steamboat captain, r. 26 Whitley Ave.
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Meyncke, William, (Sarah), foreman machinist, h. 246 Hallock.
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Mezik, Andrew, woodworker, bds. 280 Willard. \i
Mezzario, Antony, (Rosa), laborer, h. 80 Water.
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Miasto, Antonio, (Sunda), laborer, h. 479 Crescent.
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Miasto, Louie, (Annie), laborer, h. 479 Crescent.
Miceli, Lusiano, (Grace),—retail groceries, 110 Harrison—h. do.
Michael, Cordon, (Mary F.), nightwatch, h. 71 Taylor.
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Michel, Fred, (Pauline), sheet metalworker, h. 79 Elam Ave.
Michele, Auria—cobbler, 203 Winsor—r. 7 Water.
Miehelson, Frank A., (Christine), painter, h. 173 Barrows.
Michelsen, Ralph, electrician, bds. 70 Myrtle.
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Micherello, Philip, (France), woodworker, h. 18 Waterman.
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Middleton, Bert, (Louisa), textile worker, h. 640 Prendergast Ave.
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Middleton, Lillian E., student, r. 19 Elam Ave.
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Middleton, Smith, (Edith), textile worker, h. 19 Elam Ave.
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Midgley, David, woodworker, r. 8 Shaw Ave.
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Miesse, Clifton H., (Jennie W.)—dist. engineer Erie R. R., 510 Fenton Bldg. "*
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Migone, Joe, oiler, r. 60 Harrison.
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Migone, Sam, (Josephine), carpenter, h. 60 Harrison.
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Mik, Louis, machine rubber, r. 231% South Main.
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Milardo, John, (Raphael), laborer, h over 40 Harrison.
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Mileham, Ernest J., (Hildreth), physical director, Y. M. C. A., h. 230 Price. ^W
Mills, Cynthia, widow Samuel, h. over 115 Crossman.
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Miles, Grace, graduate nurse, rms. 9 Stearns Ave. (*>
Miles, May E., clerk, r. 804 Prendergast Ave. "*
Miles, Mary A., widow Stephen, h. 804 Prendergast Ave.
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Milioto, Anna, textileworker, r. 83 Water.
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Miliato, Charles, poolroom clerk, r. 83 Water.
BALDWIN, Millard, Milici, Milioto, Signorena, Joe, Paulo, Alberta Charles (Rosa),—barber, Manufacturing (Wiclela), W., M., laborer, training (May h. r. S.), over school 83 945 contractor Water. East 36 student, Harrison. Jeweler, Second—h. and r. builder, 624 Palmer. 81% Zllld7nacn h. Water. 624 Palmer. W
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Millen, D Mary, widow William H., h. 316 West Fourth.
Miller, Addie, r. 26 Fairmount Ave.
Miller, Bert, (Mina), h. 35 Eleventh.
Miller Bros.,—Burton E. and Glenn A. Miller—retail groceries, 1101 Prendergast
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Miller, Burton E., (Ethel C.)—Miller Bros.—h. over 1101 Prendergast Ave.
Miller, Carolina, widow Charles, textile worker, h. 26 Scott.
Miller, Carrie L., bookkeeper and stenographer, r. 109 Van Buren.
Miller, Cassius O., (Hazel C), accountant, h. 314 East Fifth.
W Miller, Charles, (Emily), machine hand, h. 42 Eleventh.
Miller, Charles, (Gene), h. 170 Steele.
Miller, Charles, Mrs., h. over 123 Fulton.
Miller, Clover T., plumber, r. 311 Pine.
Miller, Edward, (Florence), barber, h. over 842 Lafayette.
Miller, Elmer W., r. 926 Newland Ave.
Miller, Emily J„ music teacher, r. 900 Prendergast Ave.
Miller, Eva, widow Joseph, practical nurse, rms. 433 East Fourth.
Miller, Eva H., widow William, h. 109 Van Buren.
Miller, Frank E., (Nannie), electrician, h. 926 Newland Ave.
Miller, Fred, laborer, r. 86 Myrtle.
MILLER, GALLUP & BRENNAN—William, M. J. and George—real estate,
rms. 328-330 Wellman Bldg.
Miller, George, (Emma), cook, h. 311 Pine.
Miller, Glenn A., (Alice),—Miller Bros.—h. over 310 Price.
Miller, Grace M., teacher, rms. 401 East Sixth.
Miller, Harold F., electrician, r. 926 Newland Ave.
Miller, Harry H., (Lottie), foreman concrete worker, h. 551 West Third.
Miller, Hoyt R., (Hattie), wholesale grocery clerk, h. 878 North Main.
Miller, Hubert, (Etta L.), laborer, h. 83 Allen.
Miller, Hugh E., (Martha A.),—bookkeeper, Bank of Jamestown—h. 900
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Miller, James F., (Florence),Voffee roaster, h. 30 Fairview Ave.
Miller, Jay L., (Lola), clerk, h. 636 East Sixth.
Miller, Lewis, (Olina),—field engineer, Art Metal Const. Co.—h. 108 Buffalo.
Miller, Lizzie E., weaver, bds. 18 Valley.
Miller, M., (Nell), retired, h. 857 Spring.
Miller, Margaret O., waitress, r. 18 Valley.
Miller, Marie S., widow John—masseuse electric Turkish baths, 319 Cherry
—h. do.
Miller, Mary D., stenographer, r. 28 Peach.
O Miller, Matilda A„ cook, h. 204 Hazzard.
Miller, Molly, widow Thomas, r. 503 West Eighth.
Miller, Od W — telegraph operator, 77 Allen Block—rms. 413 West Third.
Miller, Oscar F., (Amanda W.), woodworker, h. 28 Peach.
Miller, Oscar N., mechanic, r. 28 Peach.
Miller, Raymond, student, r. 926 Newland Ave.
Miller, Robert J., clerk, r. 900 Prendergast Ave.
Miller, Ross, bellman, rms. 215 West Second.
Most Miller, Popular Roy,—teller, Place in Farmers the City. & Ladies Mechanics Dining Bank—bds. Room on 2nd 117 Floor. Allen. 22 E. 3d St
BLACK Miller, Sarah M.—dressmaker, BEAR CAFE, 11 Kingsbury HENRY Ave.—h. A. BAUER, do. Proprietor
Miller, Thomas, laborer, rms. 17 West Fourth.
Miller, William, H., E., R. (Ida), R. (Agnes repairman, cabinet A.)—Miller, J.), maker, retired, rms. Gallup h. 2 h. Forest 64843 & Fairmount Spring. Brennan—h. Park. Ave. Ill East Eighth.

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Miller, William R., (Ida), h. 106 West Eighth.
Miller, Winifred E.,—auditor Home Telephone Co.—h. over 311 Prend. Ave. |*^
Mills, Arthur, laborer, r. 217 Barrett.
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Mills, Emily B., clerk, r. 217 Barrett. *0
Mills, James H., tinsmith, h. 217 Barrett.
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Milner, E. Alvin A., student, r. 164 Barrett.
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Milner, Joseph, (Minnie), machinist, h. over 149 Thayer.
Milner, R. Isabella, student, r. 164 Barrett.
Milone, Carlo, (Sarah), laborer, h. 110 Harrison.
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Milone, Giuseppe, (Nicolina), laborer, h. 222 East First.
Milone, Sebastiano, (Mary), laborer, h. 61 Harrison.
Miloni, Tony, (Annie), laborer, h. over 122 Harrison.
Milton, Eva, student, r. 162 Baker.
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Milton, Gustaf A., (Anna S.), tailor, h. 24 Orchard Ave.
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Minard, Myra S., twister, r. 563 East Second.
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Miner, Levi H., (Ruby P.),—manual training teacher, public schools—h.
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Minessi, Jim, (Katrina), laborer, h. 342 Allen.
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Minich, Harry S., (M. Genevieve)—supt. traffic, Jamestown St. Ry.—h. 908 >
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Minsker, Eli, (Annie)—Jamestown Iron & Metal Co.—h. 151 Foote Ave. 2
Minsker, Morris, law student, r. 151 Foote Ave.
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Minton, Charles J., machine hand, r. 70 Thirteenth.
Minton, Ebba E., office clerk, r. 70 Thirteenth.
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Minton, Peter J., (Anna), machine hand, h. 70 Thirteenth. r.
Missari, Sam, laborer, r. over 423 Allen.
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Mistretta, Joe, bobbin setter, r. 60 Harrison.
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Mistretta, Phillip, dyer, r. 60 Harrison.
Mistretta, Sam, oiler, r. 60 Harrison.
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Mitchell, Bessie, Mrs., dressmaker, rms. 12 Allen Block.
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Mitchell, George H., pressman, r. 620 Murray Ave.
Mitchell, George H., (Willanna), contractor and builder, h. 22 Hazzard.
Mitchell, John, laborer, bds. 215 Newland Ave.
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Mitchell, Richard, (Jennie), painter, h. 15 Adams
Mitchell, Ruth A., milliner, r. 620 Murray Ave.
Mitchell, Samuel F., (Sarah), h. 35 Hazzard.
Baldwin, Mitchell, Mix, Moberg, Frederick James Peter George, Winters William Hand A., W., (Hildur), D., S., (Charlotte), (Laura (Sybil),—piano Ma^u^r^udd^ouritiIlg8' plumber, (Blanche), woodworker, V.), h. textile office 235 tuner, deliveryman, Jones clerk, worker, h. 344% over & h. Gifford 258 h. 143 East h. 354 Barrett. Camp. 620 Ave. Fourth—h. Falconer. Jeweler Murray Ave. do. W\
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D Modica, Angelo, (Anna), textile worker, h. over 520 Allen.
Moe, Arnt, clerk, bds. 33 College.
Moe, Bernt A., (Emma),—Jaderstrom, Lundquist & Moe—h. 82 Colfax.
Moe, Martin, (Annie), tailor, h. 15 Mahon Place.
Moeller, Ella L., textile worker, r. 1130 Prendergast Ave.
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Moeller, Henry J. B., machinist, h. 1130 Prendergast Ave.
Moeller, see Moller.
Moffatt, Charles C, (Emma), painter and paperhanger, h. 828 Cherry.
Moffett, Chester, wood worker, r. over 104 Weeks.
W Moffett, Floyd W„ (Ruth E.), lineman, h. 28 Bush.
Mogel, Clarke, rms. Y. M. C. A.
Mohl, Charles G., carpenter, h. over 262 Forest Ave.
Mohl, Edgar, clerk, r. 88 Steele Ave.
Mohl, George W., (Lottie), wood finisher, h. 88 Steele Ave.
Mohl, John A., (Caroline), wood finisher,h. 113 Park.
Mohl, Judith C, dressmaker, r. 113 Park.
Mohl, Lillian M., textile worker, r. 88 Steele Ave.
Mohl, Minnro E., (Jennie B.), metal worker, h. over 261 South Main.
Mohrley, Frank, (Hilda), truck driver, h. 59 Hotchkiss.
Mohrley, see Morley.
Molander, Albin, laborer, bds. 44 Chautauqua Ave.
Molander, Elmer, bds. over 618 Newland Ave.
Molin, Lena D., domestic, 143 Allen.
Moller, C. Emil, (AlmaL.)—Monarch Stationery and Paper Co.—h.351 Foote.
Moller, see Moeller.
Moll, Charles, carpenter, h. over 262 Forest Ave.
Monarch Furniture Co.—O. E. Anderson and M. J. Norquist—mfrs. dining
room furniture, 712-718 East Second.
Monarch Lunch & Billiard Rooms—Alexander Swanson, prop.—13 Market.
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MONARCH STATIONERY & PAPER CO. (INC).—H. M. Rogers Est., C. A.
Blomquist and C. Emil Moller—stationery, office supplies and paper,
221 North Main.
Mondeleon, Frank A., (Valintano), laborer, h. 18 Water.
Monello, Angelo, (Santa), textile worker, h. 103 Water.
Monello, Joe, (Florentine), textile worker, h. over 103 Water.
Monello, Sam, textile worker, r. 103 Water.
Monfort, William G., (Jessie M.), woodworker, h. under 418 Falconer.
Monjeau, Charles E., Mrs., h. over 313 Lincoln.
Monjeau, Frederick G.—bookkeeper, Caflisch Bros.—r. over 313 Lincoln.
0 Monroe, Bertha Burr, Mrs.—bookkeeper, Lakeview Rose Gardens—r. 136
Newton Ave.
Monroe & Bostrom—Minnie and Ruth—millinery, 509-511 Chadakoin Bldg.
Monroe, Caroline, student, rms. The Osmer.
Monroe, Edward L., (Jennie), carpenter, h. over 22 Fourteenth.
Monroe, Frank A., (Bertha J.),—dentist, 536 Wellman Bldg.—h. 126 Newton.
Monroe, George H. (Mildred S.)—kodak developing and finishing—29-32
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Monroe, Hazel, waitress, r. 304 West Third.
laiK W1UI DcMiey W.J.Bentley, Mgr., Office, 514 Chadakoin Bldg.
Monroe, Mary L., Mrs., r. 307 East Sixth.
Monsson, Monson, Monroe, see Nelson, Minnie Magnus, Selma, Munroe. J.,—Monroe student, widow (Anna), Alfred, rms. metalworker, & The Bostrom—r. h. over Osmer. 86 h. 76 Myrtle. 141 Clyde Euclid Ave. Ave.

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Montagne, Giovanni, (Angeline), laborer, h. 520 Allen.
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Montagno, Sebastiano,—poolroom, 48 Harrison—r. 36 do.
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Montague, Frank W., (Elizabeth), machine hand, h. 54 Bowen.
Montague, George, (Mollie), lumber handler, h. 501 Hallock. ^\
Montague, Jessie E., stenographer, r. 831 North Main. \,£
Montgomery, Clarence J., (Hattie C), plasterer, h. 847 Prendergast Ave. fjj
Montgomery, Oscar, (Ada), cabinet maker, h. over 12 Institute.
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Montgomery, Thomas J., (Celia), lather, h. over 310 West Second. 2. 5"
Moody, Frank R.—insurance and janitor Congregational church—h. 426 East i. a.
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Moon, Chauncey A., (Bessie H.)—The Big G Advertising Co.—h. 6 Crane. g g
Moon, Eva Clair, Mrs., r. 150 Hallock. 8 g-
MOON, FRED C, (Margaret)—sign painter, over 111 East Third—h. 208 * 2-
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Moore, D James E., (Alice E.), machinist, h. 896% East Second.
Moore, Joe E., (Alice), spoke turner, h. 896% East Second.
Moore, J. Lansing—prop. Humphrey House—h. do.
Moore, Leon C, (Bertha)—Gray & Moore—h. Fairmount Ave., bey. limits.
Moore, Leroy W., pharmacist, r. 1134 Prendergast Ave.
H Moore, Lillian E-, r. 900 North Main.
Moore, Margaret, bds. 15 Derby.
Moore, Melita G., teacher, r. 154 Forest Ave.
Moore, Nellie R., textile worker, r. 4 Arlington Ave.
W Moore, Preston H., (Eva), laborer, h. 45 Hopkins Ave.
Moore, Tommy—mgr. Jamestown Athletic Club—rms. 447 Winsor.
Moore, Warren M., (Minnie), machinist, h. 44 Vega.
Moore, William C, (Rebecca), carpenter, h. 4 Arlington Ave.
Moore, see More.
Moose Cafe—O. A. Lenna, prop.; George Hope, mgr.—retail liquors, 10 South
Main.
Moran, Gertrude E., student, r. 316 Crossman.
Moran, James M., stock clerk, r. 316 Crossman.
Moran, Kathleen F., clerk, r. 316 Crossman.
Moran, Margaret, picker, bds. 19 Catlin Ave.
Moran, Margaret M., clerk, r. 316 Crossman.
Moran, Patrick M., (Mary), trucker, h. 316 Crossman.
Moran, William P., (Mildred N.), lineman, h. 705 West Eighth.
More, Anna, textile worker, r. 108 West Eighth.
More, Glenn, (Emma), machine hand, h. 132 Buffalo.
More, Jacob, (Mary), freight handler, h. 108 West Eighth.
More, Vera T., textile worker, r. over 11 Bassett.
More, W. Squire, retired, h. over 11 Bassett.
More, see Moore.
Morehouse, Ormond, (Katherine), conductor, h. 13 Fletcher Ave.
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Morell, John, textile worker, bds. 521 Crescent.
Morella, Joe, (Angelina), wood worker, h. 107 Crescent.
Morelle, Winifred, rms. 322 East Third.
Moretta, Angelo, filler,bds. 16% Harrison.
Morey, Ann, widow Emerson, r. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Morey, Daisy I., r. 170 Steele.
Morey, Ellery, teamster, r. 520 Hazeltine Ave.
Morey, Elmer, farmer, r. 520 Hazeltine Ave.
Morey, Elmer E., (Mary E.), nightwatch, h. 94 Steele.
Morey, Fred G., bookkeeper, r. 520 Hazeltine Ave.
O Morey, Jay, farmer, r. 520 Hazeltine Ave.
Morey, Maria, widow Albert, h. 520 Hazeltine Ave.
Morey, Nellie, r. 520 Hazeltine Ave.
Morey, William, (Katherine), teamster, h. 943 Newland Ave.
Morgan, Alma O., clerk, bds. 7 Mt. Vernon Place.
Morgan, Almond F., (Catherine), barber, h. 109 West Eighth.
Morgan, Arthur E. W., tinner's apprentice, r. 24 Chautauqua Ave.
Morgan. August M., (Mary), woodworker, h. 1027 Newland Ave.
JAMESTOWN Morgan, Axel, (Lizzie), HARDWARE city fireman,h. CO., 163 Barrows. Inc. - J J ^ E E ^
Morgan, Charles, 120 WEST (Mary THIRD A.),—wholesale STREET meats, 242 South IIVSTRUMeoTN Main—h. do. l o
Morgan, Edward, Edwin Charles Corrisande, D., E., A., metalworker, laborer, Mrs., (Alice (Nettie), h. C), h. 10 finisher,h. Allegany East r. pianomaker, 145 Fourth. Barrows. Ave., 236 h. R. Sprague. 311 F. D. Forest 77. Ave.

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Morgan, Emil O., sheet metalworker, r. 169 Barrett.
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Morgan, Eva, clerk, r. 25 Linden Ave. 2
Morgan, Eva E.,—Morgan & Nelson—r. 169 Barrett.
Morgan, Frank H., (Sophia E.), stonemason contractor, h. over 100 Charles. o1"*
Morgan, Gerald E., (Anna), laborer, r. Allegany Ave., R. F. D. 77. (b
Morgan, Genevieve, r. 10 East Fourth. 2
Morgan, George A., (Bessie)—shipping clerk, Bailey Table Co.—h. 263 Pros- 22
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Morgan, Gertrude, r. 24 Chautauqua Ave.
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Morgan, Henry, (Hanna), laborer, h. 76 Chautauqua Ave.
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Morgan, Hilda, domestic, rms. under 94 Steele.
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Morgan, John A., shipping clerk, bds. 239 Newton Ave. P9 .
Morgan, John M., (Louise C), retired, h. 169 Barrett.
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Morgan, Laura, widow Elliot S., h. 15 Eighteenth. **
Morgan, Louise, widow Adolph, h. 25 Linden Ave.
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Morgan, Margarete C, textile worker, r. 47 McKinley Ave. ©
Morgan, Marie, r. 10 East Fourth.
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Morgan, Melvin, upholsterer, r. 25 Linden Ave.
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Morgan, William, metalworker, r. 145 Barrows.
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Earle R., (Georgia O.),—sec.-treas. and mgr. Jamestown Panel Co.
—h. 412 West Fifth.
Morrison, Edward S., (Hattie), sheet metalworker, h. 70 Lakin Ave.
MORRISON, JOHN F., (Florence),—tailor, cleaning and dyeing, 16 E. 3rd —
h. 206 Crossman.
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Morrison, John W., carpenter, h. 514 Foote Ave.
Morrissey, James, (Hannah), laborer, h. 147 Hall Ave.
Morse, Alvin W„ (Annie C), hardware clerk, h. 212 Forest Ave.
Morse, Andrew O., (Minnie S..), carpenter, h. 642 Winsor.
W Morse, Anna C., widow John, h. 542 Allen.
Morse, Arthur O., (Mildred L.),—Journal Engraving Co.—h. 347 Foote Ave.
Morse, Charles E., retired, h. 150 Chandler.
Morse, Chester E.—Central Grocery Co.—r. 150 Chandler.
Morse, Eva D., stenographer, r. 234 Barrows.
Morse, Gust L., (Anna C), woodworker, h. 234 Barrows.
Morse, Harry P., (Clella), barber, h. 40 Chestnut.
Morse Hazel C, stenographer, r. 39 Hamilton.
Morse, Levi R., office clerk, r. 234 Barrows.
Morse, Mabel V., office clerk, r. 234 Barrows.
Morse, Melinda A., widow Elbridge, r. 63 Elam Ave.
Morse, Rosina, widow Benedict, h. 217 Crescent.
Morse, Ruby B., r. 150 Chandler.
Morse, Walter B., (Amanda O.), weaver, h. 63 Elam Ave.
Morse, Warner L.—bookkeeper, First National Bank and Journal Engraving
Co.—r. 642 Winsor.
Morton, Charles E., city fireman, r. 120 Tenth.
Morton, George D., water boy, r. 120 Tenth.
Morton, George L., commercial traveler, r. Wellman Ave.
Morton, Harry, draughtsman, r. 14 Valley.
H Morton, Hazel K., stenographer, r. 307 West Third.
Morton, Ida, widow William, h. 14 Valley.
Morten, John, metalworker, rms. 6 Center.
Morton, Julian F., student, r. 307 West Third.
Morton, Mabel M., clerk, r. 307 West Third.
Morton, Mary A., widow Charles,—roomers, 307 West Third—h. do.
Morton, Mary L., Mrs.—roomers, 416 North Main—h. do.
Morton, Mary T„ widow Edgar W., h. 120 Tenth.
Morton, Mildred B., bookkeeper, r. 16 Sumner Place.
Morton, Preston, (Bridget), laborer, h. 70 South Main.
Moselle, Winifred, telephone operator, bds. over 408 Washington.
O Moses, Eunice C, widow Augustus F., h. 616 East Seventh.
Moses, Frank S., (Belle S.), h. 110 Broadhead Ave.
Mosshammer, Gertrude, widow Jesse C, music teacher, r. 22 Derby.
Mosher, Bernice, chambermaid, r. 187 Barrett.
Mosher, Frank L., butcher, bds. 22 Stafford Ave.
Mosher, Fred, toolmaker, rms. 1307 West Sixth.
Mosher, Lizzie Mrs., cook, r. 187 Barrett.
Mosher, Paul G., metalworker, r. 206 McDannell Ave.
Mosher, Ralph, (Doris,) sheet metalworker, h. Ill Palmer.
Vi Mosher, Roy, (Hannah), elevatorman, bds. 116 East Fourth.
*~* Mosher, William H., (Nina), insurance, h. 206 McDannell Ave.
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Mott, Aaron V., retired, h. 910 North Main. JJ
MOTT, FRANK H— attorney, 600-603 Fenton Bldg.—r. 910 North Main. CO
Mount Tabor Odd Fellows Temple, 315-317 North Main.
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Mourer, Clara A., Mrs., r. 867 Spring.
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Movie, (The)—William H. Lang, prop.—25 Barrett.
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Moyer, Alpha R., (Rena B.), deliveryman, h. 820 Cherry.
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Moynihan, Bridget, r. 711 Lafayette.
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Moynihan, Clyde P., office clek, r. 108 King.
Moynihan, Colletta, student, r. 705 Lafayette. 00
Moynihan, Cornelius J., (Delia H.)—traffic mgr. J. W. & N. W. R. R. and ^
Chautauqua Traction Co.—h. 21 Price.
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Moynihan, Daniel C, (Margaret M.),—foreman freight, Erie depot—h. 25 —~
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Moynihan, Daniel J., Jr., office clerk, r. 714 Lafayette.
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Moynihan, D. Richard, student, r. 705 Lafayette.
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Moynihan, Fred A., metalworker, r. 108 King.
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Moynihan, Hannah, 1^ over 710 Lafayette.
Moynihan, Jerry P., plumber, r. 714 Lafayette.
Moynihan, John F., (Mary),—groceries, 12 Royal Ave.—h. do.
Moynihan, John P., (Alice S.),—sec. and mgr. Blackstone Mfg. Co.—h. 22 I
Chestnut.
Moynihan, John W., tilesetter, r. 705 Lafayette.
Moynihan, Katherine, telephone operator, r. 714 Lafayette.
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Moynihan, Margaret M., teacher, r. 25 Price.
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Moynihan, Mary K., clerk, r. 714 Lafayette.
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Moynihan, Patrick, clerk, h. 705 Lafayette. £^
Moynihan, Patrick,—houseman, The Samuels—r. over 14 Ninth.
Moynihan, Patrick J., (Etta),—mgr. Samuels Hotel—h. 23 Price.
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Moynihan, Patrick L., sheet metalworker, r. 705 Lafayette.
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Moynihan, William M., (Helen B.), accountant, h. 1109 Prendergast Ave. Hj
Mozart Amusement Co.—Peterson & Woods, props.—Mozart and Winter-

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ff Munger, Loye S., (Jessie), vulcanizer, h. 953 Jefferson.
Munroe, Albert, freight clerk, r. 141 Euclid Ave.
SMunroe, Catherine, widow James, h. 141 Euclid Ave.
Munroe, Stella C, milliner, r. 141 Euclid Ave.
Munroe, see Monroe.
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Munson, Agnes M., stenographer, r. 18 Cross.
Munson, Carl B., college student, r. 30 Vega.
Munson, Charles, (Emma), woodworker, h. 46 Ninth.
Munson, Charles F., (Emma A.), retired, h. 18 Cross.
W Munson, Clarence M., teamster, r. 3 Lake.
Munson, Edward, painter, bds. 102 Broadhead Ave.
Munson, Elmer L., office clerk, r. 3 Lake.
Munson, F. Albert, office clerk, r. 18 Cross.
Munson, Frank, metalworker, bds. 102 Broadhead Ave.
Munson, Harry L., woodworker, r. 30 Vega.
Munson, John M., (Clara O.), carpenter, h. 30 Vega.
Munson, Lillian M., r. 8 Maplewood Ave.
Munson, Martin, (Emily), conductor, h. 20 Sampson.
Munson, Mary, dressmaker, r. 3 Lake.
Munson, Morris S., crater, r. 30 Vega.
Munson, Nellie, widow John, h. over 9 Grandin.
Munson, Nels, (Anna), cabinetmaker, h. 3 Lake.
Munson, Nels, mechanic, h. 20 Sampson.
Munson, Peter, commercial traveler, h. 8 Maplewood Ave.
Munson, Rudolph, metalworker, bds. 102 Broadhead Ave.
Munson, Rudolph H., pa ker, r. 30 Vega.
Munson, Sophia C, r. 12 Whitley Place.
Munson, Thomas, (Ellen), bartender, h. 272 South Main.
Mura, Sebastian, laborer, bds. over 20 Harrison.
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Murch, William C, (Ethel), carpenter, h. 817 North Main.
Murphy, Alice I., r. 926 East Second.
Murphy, Alice M., stenographer, r. 71 Barker.
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Murphy, Arthur B.,—bookkeeper, Shearman Bros. Co.—r. 71 Barker.
Murphy, Frank J., surveyor, r. 71 Barker.
Murphy, Gale, (Josephine),—adv. mgr. Art Metal Const. Co.—h. 8 Hamilton.
Murphy, George, (Anna), textile worker, h. 71 Barker.
Murphy, J. Fred, (Vera L.), draftsman, h. 71 Barker.
Murphy, John A., machinist, r. 926 East Second.
Murphy, Joseph K., draftsman, r. 71 Barker.
Murphy, M., (Lucy), teamster, h. over 227 Stowe.
O Murphy, Mary B., Mrs., h. 926 East Second..
Murphy, Nettie—graduate nurse, W. C. A. Hospital—rms. 18 Tenth.
Murphy, W., r. 110 Price.
Murray, Andrew W., (Amelia)—wholesale and retail liquors, 34 North Main
—h. 641 Prendergast Ave.
Murray, Bldg., 321-323 Washington.
Murray, Cecilia, student, r. 511 West Seventh.
Murray, Ethel G., telephone operator, r. 705 Jefferson.
Murray, Frank P., (Ida), plumber, h. 705 Jefferson.
Murray, John, (Mary), laborer, h. 150 Fairview Ave.
Murray, John, plumber, r. over 124 Barrows.
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HENRY Room Jefferson. & Co.—h. A. Block. 2nd BAUER, Floor. 511 West Proprietor
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MURRAY, M. J. & CO.—Martin J. Murray and Evlyn A. Todd—plumbing, ^
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Murray, Nellie, telephone operator, r. 510 Clinton.
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Murray, Rose, widow Harry, r. Flat E, Old Broadhead Block.
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Murray, Thomas E., (Mabel), h. 629 Newland Ave.
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Murray, William, (Katherine), sheet metalworker, h. 29 Regent.
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Muscarora, Sam, (Angela), laborer, h. 423 Allen. C/3
Muscroela, Joe, (Mary), laborer, h. 32 Water.
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Mussara, Joe, (Josephine), finisher,h. 106 Harrison.
Mussuaric, Mary, drawer, rms. 217 South Main.
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Mustaf, Tefik, woolwasher, rms. 59 Allen Block.
Mustale, Fern, rubber, rms. 94-95 Allen Block. *g
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Muzzy, Clara A., Mrs. h. 510 East Seventh.
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Muzzy, Ernest J., (Imogene)—Jamestown Typewriter Exchange, 7-8 Allen .
Block—h. 6 Beech.
Muzzy, F. Pearl, stenographer, r. 510 East Seventh.
Myers, Ada, textile worker, r. 9 Cliff Place.
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Myers, Albert E.,—physician, 226-227 Wellman Bldg.—rms. do.
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Myers, Allen, (Ethel), textile worker, h. 383 Foote Ave.
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Myers, A. Louise, Mrs.—dressmaking, 26-27 New Gifford Bldg.—h. do. t»J
Myers, Arthur, dyer, r. 9 Cliff Place.
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Myers, Benjamin, (Elizabeth), retired, h. 383 Foote Ave.
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Myers, Claud C, (Minnie B.), machinist, h. 101 Chicago Ave.
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Myers, Cynthia, widow James, r. 226 Foote Ave. 2
Myers, Edgar E., (Minnie)—E. E. Myers & Sons—h. 131 McKinley Ave. ©
Myers, Edwin D., (Maude E.), foreman spinner, h. 503 Winsor.
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Myers, F. La Verne, (Nellie T.)—E. E. Myers & Sons—h. 511 Newland. ft
Myers, Fred A., (Emma)—bookkeeper, Union Trust Co.—h. 600 Murray Ave. s £*.
Myers, Gerald G., office clerk, r. 19 Langford.
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Myers, George, (Annie), textile worker, h. 38 Ivy. ^-
Myers, Herbert, weaver, r. 9 Cliff Place.
Myers, James Moss, (Jane), textile weaver, h. 18 King.
Myers, J. Floyd, (Margaret)—E. E. Myers & Sons—h. 144 Forest Ave.
Myers, John, (Mary), textile worker, h. over 172 Allen.
Myers, Lawrence, student, r. 600 Murray Ave.
Myers, Mary, dressmaker, rms. 417 Prendergast Ave.
BALDWIN, Myers, Melinda Mary Robert E., Manufacturing E., L., widow (Belle), widow William, janitor, Sydney r. J., rms. 1078 Jeweler, h. 1142 North Opera Allen. Main. House SffiK5E Block. ©
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Myers, Sarah, weaver, r. 383 Foote Ave.
Myers, Violet, textile worker, r. 38 Ivy.
Myers, William G., (Inez), chauffeur, h. 19 Langford.
Myregaard, William, (Helen), gardener, h. 104 Cook Ave.
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Naoum, Sotir—nightwatch, Humphrey House—r. 1007 Washington.
Y Nape, Minnie, telephone operator, rms. 134 Allen.
Narrow Gauge Restaurant—Frank M. Stumpf, prop.—'20 North Main.
S Nash, Belle, widow John F., seamstress, h. 1165 North Main.
Nash, Edward, (Anna), laborer, h. over 205 Jefferson.
Nash, Fred, farmer, r. 1165 North Main.
Nash, James V., carpenter, bds. 560 East Second.
Nash, Mathew, (Mary), overseer street laborers, h. under 367 Foote Ave.
Naslund, Jane, domestic, 415 Lakeview Ave.
T Nasto, Mike—-Shaw & Nasto—h. 104 Harrison.
National Biscuit Co.—A. R. Davis, gen. mgr.—53-55 River.
H National Cash Register Co.—R. Day, dist. mgr.—217 Cherry.
NATIONAL CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY BANK-Oharles M.Dow, pres.; Frank
E W. Stevens, vice pres.; Harry P. Sheldon, vice pres.; Fred. W. Hyde,
cashier; Arthur W. Swan, asst. cashier—201#North Main.
National Furniture Co.—Carl I. Johnson, pres.; Axel Peterson, treas.; John
O. Nord, sec.—mfrs. tables, Blackstone Ave.
Natso, Ralph, tailor, rms. 608 West Sixth.
Naum, Athanas, (Domneka), laborer, h. 109 Sprague.
L Navarro, Tony, (Anna), laborer, h. 19 West First.
Nazzaro, Gaetano, (Ageline), h. 106 Steele.
Nazzaro, Tony, (Anna), laborer, h. Opera House Block.
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Ndrio, Athanas, (Costandena), woodworker, h. 6 William.
Neal, Eliza, widow Alvin, r. 117 Church.
S Neale, Charles E., (Emma), insurance, h. 6 Cook Ave.
Nebell, Bastian, (Laura), textile worker, r. over 207 Winsor.
S Neff, John, janitor, rms. over 200 West Second.
Neil, Charles O., (Amelia A.), freight handler, h. 21 Seymour.
E NEIL, GRANT E— attorney, 27 Gokey Bldg.—h. Ashville, N. Y.
S I B Neil, 1L Hazel ¥„!fl. F., textile Ran+lnTr worker, r. CONNECTICUT 21 Seymour Ave. LIFE INS. CO., Hartford, Conn.
Neild, laiK Clara, W1UI weaver, DCIl r. lie 136 y Thayer. W.j. Bentley, Mgr., Office, 514 Chadakoin Bldg.
Neild, Florence, nurse, W. C. A. Hospital.
Neild, Thomas, (Betsie), janitor, h. 136 Thayer.

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Neill, Maud Miller, Mrs., bookkeeper, h, 304 East Second.
Neill, Nelson J., (Jessie), lineman, h. 201 Lafayette.
Neill, Winifred I., student, r. 810 Forest Ave.
Neilsen, Aurro C, grocery clerk, r. 66 Steele Ave.
Neilsen, Bernice V., musician, r. 322 Forest Ave.
Neilsen, Christian W., (Julia), cigarmaker, h. 322 Forest Ave.
Neilsen, Hans C, (Alma), teamster, h. 66 Steele Ave.
Neilsen, Inez J., student, r. 322 Forest Ave.
Neilsen, John, (Hansine), bench sawyer, h. 3 Stearns Ave.
Neilson, Albert, (Christine), woodworker, h. over 157 Allen.
Neilson, Elsa B., stenographer, r. 66 Steele Ave.
Neilson, Emelia, domestic, 408 Lincoln.
Neilson, Jennie, weaver, r. over 157 Allen.
Neilson, Oscar F., (Hilma B.), electrician, h. over 822 Lafayette.
Neilson, Ruby E., clerk, r. 3 Stearns Ave.
Neilson, Selma, weaver, r. over 157 Allen.
Neilson, see Nelson.
Nejdip, Handi, bobbin setter, rms. 29 Warner Block.
Nelson, Ada, domestic, 119 East Fifth.
Nelson, Adolph, (Evelyn), woodworker, h. 104 Wescott.
Nelson, A. Frank, (Ida),—retail furniture, 3 New Gifford Bldg.—h. over 224
East Second.
Nelson, A. John, (Louise), woodworker, h. 72 Sturges.
Nelson, Albert C. J., (Mary), farmer, h. 6 Fulton.
Nelson, Albert E., helper, r. 438 Winsor.
Nelson, Albin, machinist, bds. 120 Sampson.
Nelson, Alfred, (Ellen), waiter, h. over 153 Park.
Nelson, Alfred, (Ida K.), laborer, h. 238 Barrett.
Nelson, Alfred, (Ellen)—mgr. Central House—h. 153 Park.
Nelson, Alfred, (Johanna), farmer, h. 751 English.
Nelson, Alfred, (Ellen), laborer, h. 438 Stowe.
Nelson, Alfred A., (Mary G.), carpenter, h. 113 Mechanic.
Nelson, Alfred 0„ (Olga), laborer, h. 330 Price.
Nelson, Alfred J., (Emily), woodworker, h. 378y2 Willard.
Nelson, Alfred J., student, r. 104 Bowen.
Nelson, Alfred P., (Hulda), sheet metalworker, h. 356 Price.
Nelson, Alfreda C, millworker, r. 121 Crown.
Nelson, Algot, shipping clerk, bds. 221 Steele.
Nelson, Alida, domestic, r. over 10 Genesee.
Nelson, Amanda, teacher, r. 1231 North Main.
Nelson, Andrew, porter Brooklyn House, r. do.
Nelson, Andrew, laborer, bds. 128 Water.
Nelson, Andrew, (Freda), carpenter, h. 183 Barrows.
Nelson, Andrew A., (Anna C), retired, h. over 319 Allen.
Nelson, Andrew F„ (Mabel M.), driver, h. over 153% Chandler.
Nelson, Andrew P., (Sophia A.), retired, h. over 15 Bush.
Nelson, Andrew P., (Ida), laborer, h. 1314 Washington.
Nelson, Andrew W., (Anna),—'Nelson Bros.—h. 41 McKinley Ave.
Nelson, Anna, domestic, W. C. A. Hospital.
Nelson, Anna, seamstress, bds. over 11 Victoria Ave.
Nelson, Anna, Mrs., cook, rms. over 15 East Second.
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Arthur, woodworker, r. 121 Crown.
Arthur A., mechanic, r. 306 Broadhead Ave.
Arthur J., tailor, bds. over 327 Willard.
Arvid, (Nellie), pressman, h. 44 Twelfth.
Arvid, office clerk, r. 109 Stowe.
Arvid J., (Anna G.), clerk, h. 28 Ninth.
Arvid T., deliveryman, r. 10 Hopkins Ave.
August A., (Sophia), janitor, h. 55 Charles.
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N, AUGUST F., (Mary),—retail shoes, 114 North Main—h. 709 E. 7th.
Augustus C, student, r. 722 East Seventh.
Axel, (Ina M.), carpenter, h. 4 Elam Ave.
Axel C, (Alice Matilda),—Nelson & Lawson—h. 18 Crown.
Axel E., (Hildur A.), screenmaker, h. 19 Pearl Ave.
Axel L., bookbinder, r. 46 Peterson.
Axel O., farmer, r. 227 Hazzard.
Axel P., sheet metalworker, r. 237 Barrett
Berger, (Bessie J.),—Nelson & Nelson—h 122 Barker.
Berger, (Rena), wood finisher, h. over 104 Charles.
Bertha E., student, r. 438 Winsor.
Bourdo, (Hanna B.), retired, h. 11 Webster.
N BROS.—John A. and Andrew—planing mill, sash and doors, 233-
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Nelson, C. A., laborer, bds. 251 Willard.
Nelson, C. Alfred, mechanic, r. 15 Orchard.
Nelson, Carl, laborer, bds. 18 Linden Ave.
Nelson, Carl, woodworker, h. over 187 Barrows.
Nelson, Carl, woodworker, bds. 19 Orchard Ave.
Nelson, Carl, (Ruth G.), foreman japaner, h. over 1002 North Main.
Nelson, Carl, (Laura),—contractor, 17 Juliet—h. do.
Nelson, Carl, (Johanna M.), machinist, h. 277 Falconer.
Nelson, Carl, (Theresa), repairman, h. over 229 Fulton.
Nelson, Carl A.,—Nelson & Johnson—bds. 77 Glasgow Ave.
Nelson, Carl A., (Ellen), bartender, h. over 15 Park.
Nelson, Carl A., gardener, r. 828 Newland Ave.
Nelson, Carl E., (Esther), metalworker, h. 22 Charles.
Nelson, Carl E., bookkeeper, r. 227 Prospect.
Nelson, Carl Charles F., A., (Anna), laborer, h. 65 Chautauqua Ave.
Nelson, Carl Charles W., A., office clerk, r. 37 Tenth.
Nelson, C. Charles August, I., warp dresser, r. 114 Willard.
Nelson, C. Charles Emil, P., (Otelia),—vice pres. Crescent Tool Co.—h, 27 Crown.
Nelson, C. Charles Edward, T.; (Esther J.), metal casemaker, h. under 224 McKinley Av.
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Nelson, Charles Christine A., woodworker, bds. 120 Euclid Ave.
Nelson, Christine, domestic, (Ida), upholsterer, 344 East Fourth.
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Nelson, Clarence, sander, (Hilda), r. 46 foreman Peterson. finisher,h. 311 Van Buren.
Nelson, Clarence E., (Anna), machinist, finisher,h. r. 2 Wellman 120 Bush. Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Nelson, Clarence G. (Violet N., student, M.), waiter, r. 311 Van h. 185 Buren. Cole Ave.
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Nelson, Frank A., (Ida), painter, h. 23 Cedar Ave.
Nelson, Frank C, florist, r. 2 Wellman Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Nelson, Frank E., (Albertina A.),—supt. Jamestown Window Screen Co.—1
H 140 Bowen.
Nelson, Frank O., (Anna O.), woodworker, h. 63 Hazzard.
Nelson, Fred, (Ida), laborer, h. over 72 Chautauqua Ave.
Nelson, Fred, laborer, r. 33 Barrett.
Nelson, Fred, (Emma), metalworker, h. 164 Barrett.
W Nelson, Fred, (Anna), teamster, h. under 347 Foote Ave.
Nelson, Fred, finisher,bds. 303 South Main.
Nelson, Fred A., (Augusta), sheet metalworker, h. 19 Cedar Ave.
Nelson, Fred A., (Elizabeth), clerk, h. 21 Union Ave.
Nelson, Fred B., milk peddler, bds. 2253 Washington.
Nelson, Fred V., stationary engineer, r. 206 Chandler.
Nelson, Freda, Mrs., domestic, r. 828 Newland Ave
Nelson, George E., commercial traveler, r. 2 Wellman Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Nelson, George W., (Hilma), sheet metalworker, h. over 34 Whitley Ave.
Nelson, Georgia, Mrs., nurse, h. over 820 Newland Ave.
Nelson, Gilbert W., mechanic, r. 306 Broadhead Ave.
Nelson, Glenn, clerk, r. 18 Crown.
Nelson, Gust, (Jarda), metal polisher, h. over 32 Pearl Ave.
Nelson, Gust, (Evelyn), finisher,h. 28 Pearl Ave.
Nelson, Gust, (Amanda), woodworker, h. 150 Falconer.
Nelson, Gust, cabinet maker, bds. over 83 Ellicott.
Nelson, Gust, laborer, rms. over 46-48 Market.
Nelson, Gust A., (Minnie),—Nelson & Co.—h. 245 Barrows.
Nelson, Gust A., (Margaret), woodworker, h. 575 Allen.
Nelson, Gust C,—mgr. Tracey The Hatter—r. 1002 North Main.
H Nelson, Gust E., oil promoter, bds. 138 Park.
Nelson, Gust N., dyer, h. 56 Eagle.
Nelson, Gustaf E., (Hannah), lineman, h. 6 Wildwood Ave.
Nelson, Hadar, cementmaker, bds. 28 Clyde Ave
Nelson, Hannah, deaconess, r. 6 Broadhead Ave.
Nelson, Henning, (Anna), woodworker, r. over 337 Willard.
Nelson, Hans, (Anna), textile worker, h. 17 Wilton Ave.
Nelson, Harold, electrician, r. 37 Tenth.
Nelson, Harold E., deliveryman, r. over 239 South Main.
Nelson, Harold N., bookkeeper, r. 13 Elk.
Nelson, Hazel M., student, r. 15 Orchard.
O Nelson, Helgren A., metalworker, r. 81 Hazzard.
Nelson, Herbert H., (Lola M.), bookkeeper, h. over 227 Prospect.
Nelson, Herbert L., (May A.), carver, h. 187 Barrett.
Nelson, Herman, (Ellen C), upholsterer, h. 88 Barker.
Nelson, Hilda E., textileworker, r. 152% Allen.
Nelson, Hildegarde, student, r. 525 East Second.
Nelson, Hilma,—millinery, under 202 Falconer—r. do.
Nelson, Hilma M., domestic, 501 Lakeview Ave.
S Nelson, Hilmer, sheet metalworker, bds. 38 Whitley Ave.
Nelson, Holger N., (Agnes M.), mechanic, h. 306 Broadhead Ave.
Nelson, Hulda, textile worker, h. under 28 Park.
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Nelson, Jennie L., widow Thure,—Morgan & Nelson—r. 169 Barrett. ^^
Nelson, Jennie M., cloth mender, r. 81 Hazzard.
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Nelson, J. Martin, (Frances), janitor, h. 114 Park.
Nelson, John, woodworker, bds. over 245 Crescent.
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Nelson, John, rubber, bds. 221 Steele.
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Nelson, John A., (Tillie), painter, h. 181 Thayer.
Nelson, John A., (W. Grace), elevator operator, h. 931 Newland Ave.
Nelson, John A., (Mary C), packer, h. 15 Orchard.
Nelson, John A., (Mary), carpenter, h. 61 Steele.
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Nelson, John A., (Hilda), metalworker, h. over 211 Prospect.
Nelson, John A., (Anna), sheet metalworker, h. over 372 Price.
Nelson, John B., bartender, rms. 118 Institute.
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Nelson, John C, (Louise), laborer, h. 81 Hazzard.
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Nelson, John P., (Minnie C), tailor, h. 13 Elk. "
Nelson, John W., (Frances M.)—physician and surgeon, 525 East 2d.—h. do. 50
Nelson & Johnson—Carl A. and Paul G.—barbers, under 9 South Main. ST
Nelson, Judith V., domestic, 11 McKinley Ave. g*
Nelson, Karin, r. 817 Washington.
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Nelson, Lawrence, (Amelia), bookkeeper, h. over 36 Wescott.
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Nelson, Leonard A., (Pearl), sheet metalworker, r. 751 English.
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Nelson, Lottie, widow James P., h. 2 Wellman Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Baldwin, Nelson, Lyda, Louis, Ludwig, Mabel, wem^BSng Mrs., F., (Annie), stenographer, (Anna), r. r. over over laborer, h. 192 10 115 Fine Falconer. Genesee. rms. 72 West Sturges. Engraving 20-21 Third. Russell Block. ».
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Nelson, Rudolph W.—prop. Lakeview Creamery, 524 Winsor—h. 39 Wescott. "^
Nelson, Ruth, candymaker, r. 72 Sturges.
Nelson, Ruth V., weaver, r. 194 Steele.
Nelson, Ruth W., textile worker, r. 751 English.
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Nelson, Selma S., clerk, r. 39 Wescott.
Nelson, Signa, domestic, 329 East Fourth.
Nelson, Signe, weaver, h. 514 Foote Ave. ^"
Nelson, Signe M., textile worker, r. 152% Allen.
Nelson, Sigurd E., textile worker, r. 15 Orchard. 00
Nelson, Sofia, r. 33 Barrett.
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Nelson, Swan E., (Elin)—Nelson & Nelson—h. 317 South Main.
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Nelson, Swante, plumber, rms. 15 Russell Block.
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Nelson, Theodore N., (Allene C.),—T. N. Nelson & Co.—h. 278 Falconer. ^
Nelson, Theodore W., (Hilda), sheet metalworker, h. 10 Hopkins Ave. m*
Nelson, Thure, (Mary), machine hand, h. over 111 Bowen. "
NELSON, T. N. & CO.—T. N. Nelson and Alfred Josephson,—merchant tailors,
over 9 West Third.
Nelson, Tobey, sheet metalworker, bds. 204 Palmer.
Nelson, Verner, (Anna), toolmaker, h. 22 Chapin.
Nelson, Victor, woodworker, h. 37 Tenth.
Nelson, Walter, (Mary), woodworker, h. over 215 Crescent. ^,
Nelson, Walter O., (Edith M. H.), woodworker, h. over 310 Palmer.
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Nepolitan, Frances, textile worker, r. 479 Crescent. m*
Nepolitan, Leonard, woodworker, h. 479 Crescent.
Nesslund, Victor, (Margaret E.),—purchasing agent, Dahlstrom Metallic .
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Neustrom, Arlene, Mrs.,—Douglas & Neustrom—h. 6 Briggs.
Neustrom, Carl, sheet metalworker, bds. 17 Hall Ave.
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Nevins, Minnie, r. 6 Peterson.
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\j Newgren, Edna, domestic, 201 East Sixth.
Newgren, Oscar, (Ida), finisher,h. 116 Wescott.
S Newgren, Horace, (Mollie), bartender, h. 1407 West Sixth.
Newholm, Charles, laborer, r. 41% Barker.
Newhouse, Greighton F., barber, rms. 304 West Third.
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Newhouse, John L., (Mayme O.),—mgr. Brownell Shoe Co., 22 South Main—
h. 509 West Seventh.
Newman, Charles, (Celia)—watch and jewelry repairing, 28 North Main—
h. over 8 South Main.
W Newman, Harry J., (Mary F.), commercial traveler, h. 17 College.
News, Evening (The)—C. J. Sprague—310 Pine.
Newsome, Grace,, stenographer, bds. 136 Barrett.
Newsome, James, (Clara), textile worker, h 207 Allen.
Newsome, Mary H., widow James, h. 316 Allen.
Newstrom, John, (Hilda), cabinet maker, h. 112 Wescott.
Newstrom, see Neustrom.
Newton, Albert F., (Mary L.), retired, h. 1254 Prendergast Ave.
Newton, Alice A., widow Nathan P., h. 66 Tenth.
Newton, Archibald E., student, r. 842 North Main.
Newton, Blanche I., r. 1254 Prendergast Ave.
Newton, Clara, widow Arthur, r. 210 Lincoln.
Newton, Clarence, metalworker, h. under 97 McKinley Ave.
Newton, Corrie A., widow George, h. 404 Lincoln.
Newton, Daniel, rms. over 40 Taylor.
Newton, George, tinsmith and roofer, bds. 66 Tenth.
Newton, Helen S.—masseuse, over 36 Liberty—r. do.
Newton, Hiram, woodworker, h. 12 Dexter.
Newton, Hugh M., (Lena), hardware clerk, h. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
•J Newton, John L., (Amy), machinist, h. over 214 Prendergast Ave.'
Newton, Marjory C, stenographer, r. 404 Lincoln.
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Newton, Maude H., stenographer, r. 1254 Prendergast Ave.
Newton, Nathan P., (Minnie A.), piano mover, h. 842 North Main.
Newton, Nellie G., office clerk, r. 404 Lincoln.
Newton, Olive M., stenographer, r. 1254 Prendergast Ave.
Newton, William S., (Clara B.)—retail groceries, 219 W. 3d—h. 58 McKinley.
Newville, James A., (Nettie)—janitor, Art Metal Plant No. 1.—h. Robinson
Ave., R. F. D. 77.
NEW YORK TEA & COFFEE CO.—William C. Learned and F. H. Ostrander
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NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO.—Lewis J. Davey, dist. mgr.; F. B. Stevens,
O wire chief; William A. Tregea, storekeeper, 15 East First—113-115 E. 3d.
Ngala, Sam, (Mary), laborer, h. over 109 Sprague.
Nichols, Charles M., (Saidee)—Jamestown Iron Works, and sec.-treas.
Jamestown Garage Co.—h. 108 Barrett.
Nichols, Clarence, (Ethel), drayman, h. over 208 West Fourth.
Nichols, Daisy, domestic, 25 Mechanic.
Nichols, Dorothy, student, r. 304 Clinton.
Nichols, Elliott D.—asst. wire chief Western Union Tel. Co.—r. 310 Clinton.
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Nichols, Elva, widow Elliott, h. 304 Clinton.,
IdlK Willi Demiey W.J.Bentley, Mgr., Office, 514 Chadakoin Bldg.
Nichols, Fred A., (Anna), motorman, h. 121 Fairview Ave.
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Nichols, L. R., painter, h. 415 West Fourth.
Nichols, Lynn, (Vera), conductor, h. 28 Whitley Ave.
Nichols, Mertie, widow Watson, dressmaker, h. over 30 Stowe.
Nichols, Mary W., bookkeeper, r. 215 Curtis.
Nichols, O. B., (Lora E.), h. 63 Fourteenth.
Nichols, Ruth, domestic, 315 Clinton.
Nichols, Thelma, student, r. 304 Clinton.
Nicholson, Andrew, (Tillie),—Nicholson & Carlson—i. 20 Tew.
Nicholson & Carlson—Charles B. and Andrew Nicholson—groceries, 943
Newland Ave.
Nicholson, Charles B.—Nicholson & Carlson—r. 20 Tew.
Nicholson, C. H. Hugo, student, r. 20 Tew.
Nicholson, Donald J., r. 507 East Second.
Nicholson, Wilhelm I., stenographer, bds. 25 Derby.
Nickerson, Adelbert M., student, r. 279 Prospect.
Nickerson, Alphonso J., (Mertie L.), detailer, h. 405 Foote Ave.
Nickerson, Frank S-, (Lottie B.), foreman woodworker, h. 238 McKinley Ave.
Nickerson, Leslie B., student, r. 279 Prospect.
Nickerson, Paul L., metalworker, r. 238 McKinley Ave.
Nickerson, Thelma, student, r. 6 Broadhead Ave.
Nickey Bros. & Bass (Inc)—J. T. Sullivan, asst. sales mgr.—veneers and
hardwood lumber, 608 Fenton Bldg.
Nickol, Lighrnar, laborer, bds. 559 Buffalo.
Nicol, Earl R., (Ella), farmer, r. 106 West Eighth.
Niederlander, Charles, (Minnie D.), clerk, \y. 186 Cole Ave.
Niederlander, Elma, student, r. 186 Cole Ave.
Niederlander, Lewis C, shipping clerk, r. 186 Cole Ave.
Nikolicha, Cadik, finisher,r. 110 Steele.
Nikolicha, Ibarahim, filler, r. 110 Steele.
Niles, Herbert A., (Florence C.)—bookkeeper, Jamestown Roofing Co.—h.
15 Elk.
Niles, Willard A., student, r. 15 Elk.
Nilson, Carl A., (Lottie), street laborer, h. 241 Broadhead Ave.
Nilson, Elof, (Ellen), woodworker, h. 211 Newland Ave.
Nilson, Gust, r. 241 Broadhead Ave.
Nilson, see Nelson and Neilson.
Nisson, Frederick W., college student, r. 7 Thirteenth.
Nisson, William, (Lucy), contractor and builder, h. 7 Thirteenth.
Nixon, Maggie, r. 211 Prendergast Ave.
Nobbs, Alba, office clerk, rms. 6 Lewis Block.
Nobbs, Garnett A., (Evelyn),—Donelson Grocery Co.—h. 43 Fairmount Ave.
Nobbs, Nellie H., r. 814 Jefferson.
Nobbs, Robert H., h. 814 Jefferson.
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Nobbs, Mulford A., (Marian I.), commercial traveler, h. 913 Prendergast Ave.
Nobbs, William L., postoffice clerk, r. 814 Jefferson.
Nobel, George A., stationary engineer, r. 1 Howard Ave.
Nobel, Ratley, (Sabina), florist,h. 1 Howard Ave.
Noble, Ralph A., (Florence E.), express messenger, h. 806 Washington.
Nobles, Anna, clerk, r. 308 West Second.
Nobles, Mae, clerk, h. 308 West Second.
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Nocere, Joseph—Nocere Bros.—r. 32 Derby.
Nocere, Mary A., widow Anthony, h. 32 Derby.
Nocere, Samuel S.,—Nocere Bros.—r. 32 Derby.
Nodine, Charles E., (Oma), printer, h. 238 Buffalo.
Nohlberg, Albert, laborer, rms. over 14 East Third.
Nohlberg, J. Albert, (Alma), metal finisher,h. 110 William.
Nohlquist, Evald, (Sigred), R. R. brakeman, h. 23% Whitley Ave.
Nolan, Charles S., (Emma I.), finisher,h. 31 South Main.
Nolbur, Sigfrid, metalworker, bds. 8 Thayer.
Nonomaque, Lizzie, widow Joseph, r. 14 Cook Ave.
Noon Cigar Co.—James E. and Gertrude D. Noon—mfrs. 307 Allen.
Noon, Elizabeth, widow Patrick, h. 26 Maltby.
Noon, James E., (Gertrude),—Noon Cigar Co.—h. over 307 Allen.
Noon, Marian A., weaver, r. 26 Maltby.
Noonan, Thomas J., (Lillian), finisher,h. 18 Flagg Ave.
Norberg, Arvid P., (Ebba G.), pressman, h. over 47 Bowen.
Norberg, Axel, (Cornelia), carpenter, h. Flat 4, 108 Cheney.
Norberg, Conrad, r. 21 Terrace Place.
Norberg, Daniel M., (Gerta M.), woodworker, h. over 28 Bush.
Norberg, Edmund, (Ruby A.), woodworker, h. over 6 Winsor.
Norberg, Gust, woodworker, bds. over 6 Winsor.
Norberg, John, (Anna), mechanic, h. 22 Price
Norberg, Manila C, student, r. 22 Price.
Nord, Aldor, student, r. 116 Bush.
Nord, Alfred A., (Esther M.),—vice pres. Union Furn. Co.—h. 93 Falconer.
Nord, Arthur M., college student, r. 18 Bowen.
Nord, August T., (Anna)—pres. Union Furn. Co.—h. 116 Bush.
Nord, Carl B., (Hildur E.), electrician, h. over 25 Park.
Nord, Carroll B., student, r. 105 Bush.
Nord, Charles, tailor, rms. 311 Pine.
Nord, Clarence W. G., glass maker, r. 19 Park.
Nord, Edward C, (Rose H.)—sec.-treas. and supt. Union Furniture Co.—h.
105 Bush.
Nord, Ella C, music teacher, r. 18 Bowen.
Nord, Emil A., (Christine), sheet metalworker, h. 38 Hopkins Ave.
NORD FURNITURE CO.—John A. Nord—retail furniture, carpets and rugs
109-111 East Second.
Nord, Hulda M., Mrs., h. 19 Park.
Nord, John A., (Clara)—Nord Furniture Co.—h. 103 Bush.
Nord, Joseph, tailor, bds. 26 Grant.
Nord, Julia A., widow Andrew, h. 18 Bowen.
Nord, Louise, widow Anders, r. 93 Falconer.
Nord, Olga E., student, r. 38 Hopkins Ave.
Nord, see Nordh.
Nordendahl, Gust, (Anna), sheet metalworker, h. over 16 Hedges Ave.
Nordene, Swan, metalworker, bds. 110 Barrows.
Nordgren, Sigrid W., domestic, 67 Allen.
NORDH, CARL W — real estate, 30-31 Gokey Bldg.—rms. Y. M. C. A.
Nordh, see Nord.
Nordin, Elmer J„ (Augusta M.), carpenter, h. 568 Allen.
Nordine, Albert, (Josephina), stationary engineer, h. 43 Colfax.
JAMESTOWN Nordine, Augusta, Arthur Axel, Carl 120 Edwin, (Maria), HARDWARE WEST G., Mrs., grocery decorator, THIRD steel h. 8 clerk, STREET Lake. casemaker, CO., r. r. 43 43 Colfax. Inc. h. 187 electricians Steele. • , MACHINISTS and TOOLS

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Nordine, Clara, teacher, h. over 309 Newland Ave. i"t"J
Nordine, Edna D., boxmaker, r. 43 Colfax. . 09
Nordine, Elmer G., woodworker, r. 8 Lake. **
Nordine, Gustaf A., (Christine), foreman metalworker, h. 150 Barrows. mm.
Nordine, John A., (Eva C), woodworker, h. 71 Newton Ave. 2
Nordine, Mildred M., r. 8 Lake. £a
Nordine, Sagrid, r. 8 Lake. 09
Nordine, Selvia E., student, r. 43 Colfax. H(
Nording, Olof, retired, r. 129 Bush.
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Nordland, Walter G., laborer, bds. 122 Barker. g*
Nordlund, Alia M., weaver, r. 29 Palmer. m$
Nordlund, Karin, widow Robert N.,—'boarders, 29 Palmer—h. do. g$
Nordlund, Robert G., (Marie), plumber, h. over 29 Palmer.
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Nordstrand, Axel, (Emma), woodworker, h. 117 Crown.
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Nordstrand, Carl O., (Hilma M.), woodworker, h. 63 Union Ave.
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Nordstrand, E. A., r. 912 East Second. g*
Nordstrand, Ragnhild N., textile-worker, r. 117 Crown.
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Nordstrom, Adolph P., (Christina)—retail groceries, 321 Newland Ave.—h. qj
323 do. g.
Nordstrom, A. Ernest, (Hilda C), laborer, h. Falconer Ext.
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Nordstrom, Albert C, grocery clerk, r. 323 Newland Ave.
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Nordstrom, Arthur, bank clerk, r. 323 Newland Ave. PB
Noren, Oscar N., (Matilda), sheet metal foreman, h. over 173 Bowen. ^
Noren, Perre, machine hand, r. 53 Thirteenth.
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Norene, August W., (Anna), metalworker, h. 140 Weeks. S.
Norene, Betty, weaver, rms. 572 Allen. g J»
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ROUND OAK FURNACES
A A f\f\ BEER has the ripe flavor of Bohemian hops, with a snap and sparkle
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\j Norene, Henry, casemaker, h. 98 Vega.
Norene, Jennie C, clerk, r. 448 Allen.
S Norene, Mary A., r. 448 Allen.
Norene, Peter A., retired, h. 448 Allen.
Norgren, Hilda, textile worker, h. over 217 Lincoln.
H Norgren, Ivan, electrician, bds. 166 Bowen.
Norgren, Oscar G., (Helen F.), mattress maker, h. over 36 Regent.
Nor-ine, Esther M., domestic, 522 East Second.
Nork, Emil, laborer, bds. 12 Flagg Ave.
W Norlander, Andrew, (Carrie), cabinet irfaker, h. 275 Willard.
Norlander, Asa E., (Esther,}—prop, general store, 277 Willard—h. under do.
Norlander, Otto, metalworker, bds. 602 Stowe.
Norling, Hulda, textile worker, r. 660 Foote Ave.
Norman, Aaron, (Anna C), lumber sealer, h. over 31 Linwood Ave.
Norman, A. Herman, (Hulda), woodworker, h. 223 Charles.
Norman, Albert, woodworker, h. 140 McKinley Ave.
Norman, Andrew G., (Anna L.), woodturner, h. 230 Barrows.
Norman, Anna, spinner, r. 429 Stowe.
Norman, Arthur, chauffeur, r. 429 Stowe.
Norman & Bergquist—Evan L. and George E.—job printing, over 31 N. Main.
Norman, Edna C.—bookkeeper, Standard Table Co.—r. 230 Barrows.
Norman, Evan L.—Norman & Bergquist—r. 230 Barrows.
Norman, Elof, grocery clerk, bds. 547 East Second.
Norman, Marie E., clerk, r. 230 Barrows.
Norman, Selma, widow John, domestic, h. 429 Stowe.
Norquist, A. C. Co.—A. C. Norquist, pres.; Julia A. Nord, vice pres.; Frank
O. Norquist, sec.-treas.—mfrs. bedroom furniture, River St.
Norquist, August C, (Augusta)—pres. A. C. Norquist Co.—h. 20 Bowen.
Norquist, Charles J.,—retail groceries, 111 Euclid Ave.—h. over do.
Norquist, Charles J., r. 600 East Second.
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Norquist, Dorothy E., student, r. 20 Bowen.
Norquist, Earl C, student, r. 20 Bowen.
Norquist, Emma Carr, Mrs.—specialist massage and hydrotheraphy—r. 600
East Second.
Norquist, Frank O., (Josephine)—pres. Superior Furniture Co., and sec.-
treas. A. C. Norquist Co.—h. 517 East Fifth.
Norquist, Glenn H., student, r. 20 Bowen.
Norquist, Marcus J., (Jane)—pres. Monarch Furn. Co.—h. 129 Van Buren.
Norquist, Oscar, (Ida), finisher,h. over 45 Chapin.
Norquist, Reynold O.,—sec. Superior Furniture Co.—r. 517 East Fifth.
O Norris, Anna, r. 336 Allen.
Norris, Louis, (Maria), laborer, h. 336 Allen.
Norris, Teresa, r. 336 Allen.
North, Dick, (Angeline), laborer, h. 104 Elam Ave.
North, Gales F., (Katherine), stationary fireman, h. 214 Hopkins Ave.
North, Torrance I., laborer, r. 104 Elam Ave.
North, Ward H., (Ethel), driver, h. 4 Seventeenth.
North Side Decorating Co.—L. W. Stein, prop.—826 Nprth Main.
C DO North IT Side ELECTRICALLY. Meat Market—Virgil That's L. us. Stahley, JamestOWIl prop.—8 Crossman. EleCtllC Co.
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Northrop, Earl L., (Anna),—barber, 117 Fairmount Ave.—h. 809 Washington.
Northrop, Clarence Jessie Oakley V., W., A., dressmaker, clerk, student, r. 212 % r. 212 Broadhead 829 Washington. Ave. Ave.

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NORTHROP PAINT & GLASS CO.—Mrs. B. L. ftorthrop—paints,oils and J3
glass, 36 North Main.
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Northrop, Walter S., (Blanche)h. 212 Broadhead Ave.
Northrop, Walter, (Eleanor M.), farmer, h. 829 Washington.
Northrop, Wren W., (Mary)—barber, 117 Fairmount Ave.—h. 623 W. 8th.
Northrup, Amy, nurse, 81 South Main.
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Norton, Edward A., (Lena M.), real estate, h. 864 Spring.
Norton, Ernest, (Madelene), metal polisher, bds. 1 Metallic Ave.
Norton, Eva F., student, r. 23 Eleventh.
Norton, George N., mechanic, bds. 12 Scott.
Norton, Gladys V., textile worker, bds. 149 Eleventh.
Norton, Henry, ironworker, r. 9 West Fifteenth.
Norton, Henry, painter, r. 1025 Jefferson.
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Norton, John J., (Elsie), city fireman,h. 878 North Main. mm
Norton, Joseph, (Elizabeth H.), retired, h. 1301 Washington. J—
Norton, Joseph L., laborer, r. 1301 Washington.
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Norton, Lucy S., h. 17 Fulton.
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Norton, Mary, r. 1025 Jefferson.
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Norton, Vesta Minerva, L., textile domestic, worker, 16 Sumner r. 9 West Place. Fifteenth.
Norton, William, Paul, mechanic, (Lillian), r. spot 1301 welder, Washington. h. 1005 Lafayette.
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Norton, Willis, Robert S., (Mina), (Elizabeth), h. 1025 assembler, Jefferson. h. 114 Kidder.
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Norton, Zachariah, Roxena, weaver, (Mary), r. 1301 h. 9 West Washington. Fifteenth.
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Mnrtnn Norwall, Voefp A. Leonard, T. Hnmpatio telegraph Ifi QnmTioy operator, "Piano r. 546 Crescent.
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Norwall, Emma, widow Nels Peter, h. 546 Crescent. £3
Norwold, Evelyn, clerk, r. 177 Barker.
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Nosen, Minnie J., nurse, r. 939 Jefferson. (**
Novitske, William, (Catherine), textile worker, h. 10 Cleveland Place. CD
Nowak, Carl, painter, r. 54 Martin Road. ^—
Nowell, William, (Margaret), walnut dryer, h. 1008 Washington.
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Norvland, Evald O., (Pauline), woodworker, h. over 24 Orchard Ave. ft
Norvland, Gustaf A., carpenter, r. over 24 Orchard Ave.
Norvland, Rudolph, woodworker, r. over 24 Orchard Ave.
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Noyes, Floyd J., (Mary I.)—Noyes & Freeman—h. 22 Terrace Place. Pm ft
Noyes & Freeman—Floyd J. and Jay D., props.—Hawkins Restaurant, 14
East Third.
Noyd, Oscar J., (Flossie), awningmaker, h. under 25 Hazzard.
Nuridin, Refik, woolwasher, rms. 29 Warner Block.
Nuttall, Ann, widow Jeremiah R., r. 13 McKinley Ave.
Nutter, Arthur, (Olive), laborer, h. 49 Utica.
Nutter, Gertrude, picker, r. 49 Utica.
Nutter, Gertrude M.,—music teacher, 10 Pullman—r. do.
Nutter, James, (Mary), nightwatch, h. 44 Taylor.
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Nutter, Samuel, (Mary E.), warp twister, h. 10 Pullman.
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Nutting, Lucien H. C, (Louise J.), elevatorman, h. 27 Whitley Ave.
Nyberg, Albert, (Jennie), h. 100 Vega.
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Nyberg, Alfred, sheet metalworker, bds. 2011 Washington.
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Nyberg, Eric, deliveryman, bds. 150 Jones & Gifford Ave.
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Jamestown Brewing Co. Both Phones 400
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D Nyberg, Fritz, (Helga), foreman packer, r. 837 Newland Ave.
Nyberg, Ida M., weaver, r. 566 Allen.
S Nyberg, John, (Ida), sheet metalworker, h. 151 Chandler.
Nyberg, Jonas, woodworker, rms. Y. M. C. A.
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Nyberg, N. Albin, (Sally E.), woodworker, h. over 196 Falconer.
Nyburg, Donald R., student, r. 407 West Fourth.
Nyburg, Grayce, widow Charles, h. 407 West Fourth.
Nyburg, John F., (Hilma M.), clerk, h. 106 McKinley Ave.
Nyburg, Julia, cloth picker, r. 334 South Main.
Nyburg, Myrtie E. E., stenographer, r. 106 McKinley Ave.
Nye, John, crater, bds. 14 Colfax.
Nygren, Axel E., (Anna), finisher,h. 116 Bowen.
Nygren, John, (Emma), machine hand, h. 126 Hedges Ave.
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Nyholm, Christine, Mrs., textile worker, h. over 111 Benedict.
Nyholm, Edwin, (Hazel), police, h. 107 Hall Ave.
Nyholm, Fred F., (Ida), finisher,h. over 5 Webster.
Nylander, Andrew P., (Emalie), wood and metal finisher,h. 26 Chapman.
Nylander, Anna, bookbinder, r. 26 Chapman.
Nylander, Eric J., grocery clerk, r. 221 Palmer.
Nylander, Segrid P., office clerk, r. 110 Francis.
Nylander, Signie, clerk, r. 26 Chapman.
Nyman, A. Fritzof, (Margarete), laborer, h. 76 Newton Ave.
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Nyman, August L., (Anna), sheet metalworker, h. 31 Holman.
Nyquist, Alfred, bds. 24 Tew.
Nyquist, Charles F., (Hilda), laborer, h. 5 Beechview Ave.
Nyquist, Ethel, domestic, 165 Forest Ave.
Nyquist, Harry, moulder, bds. 10% Crane.
Nyquist, Isaac, metalworker, bds. 24 Tew.
Nyquist, Ruth A., domestic, 128 Forest Ave.
Nystrand, Jerhard A., painter, r. 233 Hazzard.
Nystrand, John G., screen finisher, r. 233 Hazzard.
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Nystrand, Larina E., r. 233 Hazzard.
Nystrand, Regena E., r. 233 Hazzard.
Nystrom, Albin, carpenter, r. 912 East Second.
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Nystrom, Alphild, student, r. 31% Hazzard.
Nystrom, Amanda, ilnurnal domestic, 65 Liberty. f r e s s , 3!tu.
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Nystrom, A Clarence COMPLETELY L., engraver's EQUIPPED apprentice, PRINTING r. ESTABLISHMENT
35 Peach.
Nystrom, Ellen, Journal laundress, Building r. 31% Hazzard. W. Second Street
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Oak Cafe—Charles W. Harper, prop.—9 West Second. GO
Oakes, William J., timekeeper, r. 201% West Third. Q)
Oatman, Irving J., (Gertrude), R. R. engineer, h. 316 West Seventh.
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Oatman, Mabel, bookkeeper, r. 316 West Seventh.
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Oberg, Agnes, weaver, r. 24 West Cowden Place.
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Oberg, Andrew, commercial traveler, bds. 137 Broadhead Ave.
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Oberg, Axel, lumber handler, r. 107 Hazzard.
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Oberg, Axel S., (Anna), metal pressman, h. over 28 Park.
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Mark Berry—Erie depot, West First.
Oberg, Charles A., (Hannah), machine hand, h. 116 Hotchkiss.
Oberg, Charles W., (Pauline), bricklayer, h. 24 West Cowden Place.
Oberg, Edith M., textile worker, r. 262 Prospect.
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Oberg, Eric B., boxmaker, r. 24 West Cowden Place.
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Oberg, Gertrude M., stenographer, r. 108 Bowen.
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Oberg, Gottfried W.,—retail groceries, 147 Forest Ave.—r. 228 Barrett. h—
Oberg, Gunnard, (Judith), mechanic, h. over 32 Chautauqua Ave.
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Oberg, Gust A., (Anna), finisher,h. 108 Bowen. ft
Oberg, Henry P., (Julia), stationary fireman, h. 361 Hallock.
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Oberg, Herman C, sheet metalworker, r. 24 West Cowden Place.
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Oberg, Hilda V., weaver, r. 24 West Cowden Place. 99 ^4.
Oberg, John, (Emma C), carpenter, h. 228 Barrett.
Oberg, John, (Alma), laborer, h. 40 Chautauqua Ave.
Oberg, John A., (Anna M.), laundry worker, h. 25 Palmer.
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Oberg, John P., tailor, h. 32 Chautauqua Ave.
Oberg, Judith A., textile worker, r. 262 Prospect.
Oberg, M. Luther, draftsman, r. 82 Colfax.
Oberg, Nellie, paper boxmaker, r. 228 Barrett.
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Oberg, O'Brien, Robert Agnes C, E., (Olive), bookkeeper, steel r. casemaker, 613 Spring. h. 107 Hazzard.
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Oberg, O'Brien, Selma Annie C, M., widow billing Nels clerk, H., r. h. 613 82 Colfax. Spring. CO 3
Oberg, O'Brien, Signe Charles, M., textile mason worker, tender, r. 1158 262 Prospect. North Main. ^*
Oberg, O'Brien, Wilhelmina, Edward J., widow stationary Charles, engineer, h. 262 r. Prospect 613 Spring.
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Ohlin, John, (Edith),—mgr. Stranburg's Music Store—h. 138 Forest Ave. ^»».
Ohlman, Oscar, (Ellen), sheet metalworker, h. over 122 Tower.
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Ohlquist, Axel G., (Signe F.), clerk, h. 7 Stearns Ave.
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Ohlquist, Hjalmar, mechanic, bds. over 546 Allen.
Ohlquist, John, (Anna)—Ohlquist & Johnson—h. 808 Spring.
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OHLQUIST & JOHNSON—John and Oscar F— retail clothing and men's grn^
furnishings, 219 North Main.
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Ohlquist, Mabel E., student, r. 808 Spring.
Ohlquist, Sally M., domestic, 17 Barrett. a >
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D Olsen, Henry George, electrician, r. 129 Hall Ave.
Olson, A., laborer, h. 302 West Fifth.
Olson, Aaron, (Mary), h. 337 Willard.
Olson, Adolph F., (Emma C), driller, h. 265 Broadhead Ave.
Olson, Agnes I., textile worker, r. 366 Buffalo.
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Olson, A. Gustaf, (Augusta), plasterer, h. 182 Colfax.
Olson, Albert O., spring maker, r. 32 Benson.
Olson, Alice J., office clerk, r. 120 Hall Ave.
Olson, Alton F., metalworker, r. 211 Prospect.
W Olson, Andrew, cement maker, bds. 246 Hopkins Ave.
Olson, Andrew, metalworker, r. 22 Chapman.
Olson, Andrew, (Elna), wood finisher,h. over 10 Lake.
Olson, Andrew, motorman, rms. 533 West Third.
Olson, Andrew, carpenter, h. 329 Willard.
Olson, Anna E., domestic, 18 Strong.
Olson, Anna L., widow Andrew, r. 493 Willard.
Olson, Anton E., (Nettie C), plaster contractor, h. 27 Maple.
Olson, Arthur B.—Woodhead, Olsen & Riley—r. 27 Colfax.
Olson, Arthur E., (Margaret), grainer, h. 122 Hedges Ave.
Olson, Arthur W., polisher, bds. 196 Baker.
Olsen, August P.,—pres. Diamond Furniture Co.—h. 63 Barrett.
Olson, Axel, (Hulda), laborer, h. 319 Allen.
Olson, Axel H., (Florence M.), finisher,h. over 1012 Washington.
Olson, Axel W., (Edith), stationary engineer, h. 120 Hall Ave.
Olson, Beda, domestic, 308 West Fifth.
Olson, Bernhardt, machine hand, bds. 141 Institute.
Olson, Bertha O., grocery clerk, r. 27 Colfax.
Olson, Bettie A. A., teacher, r. 211 Prospect.
Olson, Betty, Mrs., h. 125 Barrett.
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Olson Bros.—Oscar S. Olson—retail groceries, 300 Foote Ave.
OLSON BROTHERS—Nels A. and Henning L— retail groceries, 173 Barrett.
Olson, Burness M., clerk, r. 36 Bush.
Olson, C. Amel, (Lena L.), sheet metalworker, h. 236 Falconer.
Olson, Carl, woodworker, bds. 22 Peterson.
Olson, Carl, machine hand, bds. 45 Chapin.
Olson, Carl, carpenter, h. 47 Baker.
Olson, Carl E., (Emma M.), chemist, h. 16 Camp.
OLSON, CARL E., (Sarah)—Olson's Modern Tailoring, 2 Arcade Bldg.—h. 20
Terrace Place.
ESTIMATES Olson, Carl FREE J., (Augusta O.), woodworker, h. 120 Falconer. MODERATE PRICES
0 Olson, Carl T., sheet metalworker, r. under 30 Stowe.
s C Olson, D. OLSON Carl W., (Nancy), sheet metalworker, h. 314 Palmer.
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Olson, C. Emanuel, (Julia C),—Olson's Modern Tailoring—h. 820 Newland. ^
Olson, Charles, (Anna), steel casemaker, h. 408 Hazzard.
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Olson, Charles, (Sarah), tinner, h. 8 Center.
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Olson, Charles, laborer, r. 120 Hall Ave. 2
Olson, Charles A., (Ella C), delivery man, h. over 28 Bush.
Olson, Charles A., (Anna), sheet metalworker, h. 142 Broadhead Ave. Og
Olson, Charles J., (Hilma L.), woodworker, h. 96 Falconer.
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Olson, Charles R., (Sarah), tinsmith, h. 8 Center.
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Olson, Charlotte A., dressmaker, bds. 226 Falconer.
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Olson, Christina, widow Peter, h. 31 Bowen. *^
Olson, Conrad W., metal worker, r. 70 Steele Ave.
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Olson, C. Oscar, (Hanna), laborer, h. 145 Superior. *g
Olson, Daniel J., painter, r. 119 William.
Olson, David, woodworker, bds. 102 Sampson. "^
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Olson, David, (Alma), hardware clerk, h. 241 Sprague.
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Olson, David M., (Anna), woodworker, h. 116 Park.
Olson, Dora, textile worker, r. 162 McKinley Ave.
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Olson, Edward, metalworker, r. 40 Ninth.
Olson, Effie B., textile worker, r. over 220 Thayer.
Olson, Elmer, (Freda), laborer, h. 50 Franklin.
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Olson, Emma, domestic, 152 Newton Ave.
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Olson, Ephriam, sheet metalworker, bds. 132 Barrett.
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Olson, Erick A., (Alma C.)—wholesale dealer oleomargarine, 5-7 West Sec- mm
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Olson, Ernest, metalworker, r. 243 Crescent.
Olson, Esther, student, r. over 112 William.
Olson, Esther D., clerk, r. 142 Broadhead Ave. |
Olson, Esther E., r. 32 Benson.
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Olson, Ethelynn V., clerk, r. 265 Broadhead Ave.
Olson, Evar W., (Ruth), wood worker, h. over 524 Allen.
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George, bookkeeper, r. 199 Barrett.
George G., deliveryman, r. 47 Vega.
Gertie, textile worker, r. 52 Thayer.
Gertrude, r. 22 Chapman.
Gertrude E., domestic, 641 Lakeview Ave.
Gilbert C, draftsman, r. 43 Foote Ave.
Gordon W., printer, r. 120 Hall Ave.
Gus, (Anna M.), upholsterer, h. 168 Park.
Gust, (Ida), cabinet maker, h. 70 Steele Ave.
Gust, (Ellen V.),—Olson & Peterson—h. 145 Buffalo.
Gust, (Louise), laborer, h. 566 Allen.
Gust, (Arlene), laborer, h. 33 Myrtle.
Gust, (Anna), laborer, h. 610 Newland Ave.
Gust L., (Johanna), finisher,h. 214 Buffalo.
Gust P., (Ida), grocery clerk, h. 15 Shaver.
Gust T., (Mary W.), city fireman, h. 219 Forest Ave.
G. Victor, (Freida S.)—Olson & Warner—h. 21 Lake.
Hannah, widow John, h. 243 Crescent.
Harold L., (Lillian E.), bookkeeper, h. 16 Blanchard.
Harold P., painter, r. 170 Bowen.
Hazel J., r. 243 Crescent.
Henning, (Gertrude), draftsman, h. 22 Chapman.
Henning L., (Gertrude)—Olson Bros., 173 Barrett—h. 22 Chapman.
Henry, metalworker, bds. over 157 Prospect.
Harry C, metalworker, r. 408 Hazzard.
Henry O., plumber, r. 27 Colfax.
Herman, wood finsher,bds. 10 Pullman.
Hilda, widow Charles, h. 52 Thayer.
Hilma, textile worker, bds. 117 King.
Hilmar, sheet metalworker, h. under 188 Falconer.
Howard A., (Olive), reporter The Journal, h. over 230 East Second.
J. Emil, (Emma), sheet metalworker, h. 199 Barrett.
Jennie A., clerk, r. 142 Broadhead Ave.
Jennie C, clerk, r. 31 Bowen.
Jennie C, domestic, 21 Lake.
Jennie S., Mrs., h. 18 Bowen.
Jerome C, student, r. 27 Maple.
J. George, (Anna), teamster, h. 213 Charles.
J. Henry, woodworker, r. 120 Falconer.
John, (Alma), metalworker, h. 35 Morton.
John—retail groceries, 304 Barrows—h. over 7 Winsor.
John, laborer, bds. 18 Linden Ave.
John A., (Augusta), metal polisher, h. 45 Beech.
John A., (Agnes), wood carver, h. 211 Prospect.
John A„ (Matilda), laborer, h. 335 Price.
John A., (Bettie), city fireman,h. 30 Ninth.
John E., iron worker, r. 50 Franklin.
John F., (Anna C), sheet metalworker, h. 103 Sturges.
Olson, Have Johanna, Your widow House Gust, h. Wired! 224 Steele. Hffiw» c 0
Olson Johanna, widow John, h. 32 Benson.
Olson Josephine, widow Ole, r. 40 Wescott.
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Olson, Mabie Ida T., textile worker, r. 70 Steele Ave.
Olson, Margaret T„ r. 313 Willard.
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Olson, Nels, (Augusta), cement worker, h. 106 Hazzard. ©
Olson, Nels, bds. 25 Derby. *
Olson, Nels A., (Eunice R.)—Olson Bros., 173 Barrett—h. 108 do.
Olson, Nels A., estimate clerk, bds. over 34 Whitley Ave.
Olson, Olga, domestic, 329 East Fourth.
Olson, Olga A., student, r. 137 Prospect.
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Olson, Oliver M., student, r. 137 Prospect.
Olson, Olive T., textile worker, r. 210 Charles.
Olson, Olof, (A. Mary), woodworker, h. 524 Sturges.
Olson, Olof A., (Anna),—attorney, 11 New Gifford Bldg.—h. 137 Prospect. M
Olson, Oscar, (Tia), carpenter, h. 503 Foote Ave.
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Olson, Oscar, (Minnie), finisher,h. Carolina. ft
Olson, Oscar, screen maker, r. 311 Stowe.
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Olson, Oscar S., (Anna J.)—Olson Bros, 300 Foote Ave.—h. 108 Mechanic. W
Olson, Otto J., sheet metalworker, h. 27 Colfax. *"-
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Olson, O. Victor, metalworker, r. 210 Charles. £Z
Olson, Pehr, delivery man, r. over 22 Chapman. m>
Olson, Peter, (Anna), carpenter, r. 38 Willard.
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Olson, Peter O., (Ida L.), finisher,h. 43 Foote Ave. fffl
Olson & Peterson—Gust and C. O.—props. West Side Meat Market, 269 Fair- mm
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Olson, Rangvald O., (Hildur), cabinet maker, h. 90 Bowen.
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Olson, Reuben E., sheet metalworker, r. 83 Ellicott. "^
Olson, Richard K., screen doormaker, r. 313 Willard.
BALDWIN, Olson, Rudolph, Roy O., E., Manufacturing collector grainer, G., chauffeur, upholsterer, r. and 101 r. deliveryman, 22 Bush. r. Chapman. 366 Jeweler, Buffalo. r. 36 Bush. SaSSS1 §'
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Olson, Ruth Lena, domestic, 410 North Main.
Olson, Ruth M., spinner, r. 83 Ellicott.
Olson, Samuel W., lineman, r. 8 Center.
Olson, Sanford, (Anna), woodworker, h. 47 Vega.
Olson, S. Edwin, bench sawyer, r. 125 Barrett.
Olson, Selma C, seamstress, rms. 101 West Fifth.
Olson, Selma M., dressmaker, r. 31 Bowen.
Olson, Signa, domestic, 411 East Second.
Olson, Signe, domestic, 1227 Prendergast Ave.
Olson, Stephen, finisher,bds. 5 Flagg Ave.
Olsen, Swan, baker, bds. 150% Chandler.
Olson, Theodore E. E., metalworker, r. 70 Steele Ave.
Olson, Tillie, dressmaker r. 22 Chapman.
Olson, Victor O., (Marie L.), metalworker, h. 92 Steele Ave.
Olson, Walfred, (Ellen), slice sawyer, h. 366 Buffalo.
POlson, Walfred J., toolmaker, bds. over 296 Falconer.
Olson, Walter H.—bookkeeper, Clark Hardware Co.—r. 27 Maple.
. Olson, Walter I., (Clara), chauffeur, h. 37% Mechanic.
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OLSON, WILLIAM J., (Frideborg)—jewelry, 10 South Main—h. 21 Virginia.
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Olthropf, C. O., cigar maker, bds. Hotel Grandin.
Olund, Perry A., (Agnes L.), painter, h. over 106 McKinley Ave.
O'Mara, Minnie, widow Thomas O.,—groceries, 309 West Second—h. do.
Omon, Anna C, widow Carl J., h. 22% Bush.
O'Neill, Cornelius, (Velora), machinist, h. 214 Isabelle Ave.
O'Neill, Edward J., (Ethel H.), barber, h. over 103 Allen.
O'Neil, Floyd, (Margaret), h. 222 Steele.
O'Neill, Hannah, widow John, h. 7 Hazzard.
O'Neil, John H., (Selma), metalworker, h. 1 Front.
O'Neil, Lillian, textile worker, r. 171 Colfax.
O'Neil, Margarete, widow Barnard, r. 171 Colfax.
O'Neil, Patrick R., metalworker, h. 171 Colfax.
O'Neil, William, clerk, r. Grandin Hotel.
O'Neill, Barney A., (Naomi), foreman metalworker, h. 9 EnglAsn.
Opdyke, Ida R., widow George F., h. 527 Lakeview Ave. )
Opdyke, Wilbur F., (Lulu C), commercial traveler, h. 620 P/ne.
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Oquist, Oscar S., carpenter, bds. 64 Durant Ave.
Orcutt, Leo E., (Bessie M.), draftsman, h. 200 Falconer.
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Ormondroyd, Harold, office clerk, r. over 252 Barrows.
Ormondroyd, Josephine, widow Smith, textile worker, h. over 252 Barrows.
Orr, Elizabeth, widow Austin, h. 38 West Eighth.
Orr, Elwin R., (Mary A.), teamster, h. 10 West Eighth.
Orr, Harold A., stenographer, r. 10 West Eighth.
Orr, Ruth M., student, r. 10 West Eighth.
Ortt, Charles,—cashier National Biscuit Co.—rms. 131 Euclid Ave.
Osbeck, Christine M., widow August, h. over 143 Park.
Osbeck, J. Fred, metalworker, r. over 143 Park.
Osberg, Albert, wood finisher,r. 700 Barrows. .
Osberg, Anna, widow Gustaf, h. 628 Barrows.
Osberg, Hilma, textile worker, r. 628 Barrows.
Osberg, John, loomfixer, h. 700 Barrows,
Osberg, William, woodworker, r. 700 Barrows.
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Osborne, Ralph G., (Helen), snipping clerk, h. Allegany Ave., R. F. D. 77. "fl
Osborne, William H„ r. 143 Chandler.
Osbourn Josephine, widow Nelson T., h. 63 Prospect.
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Oser, Henry, (Annie), clerk, h. over 36 Van Buren. -*
Oser, Jacob, (Frances)—shoe repairing, under 853 North Main—h. 36 Van ©
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Osman, Fike, laborer, rms. 29 Warner Block.
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Osman, Shaban, comber, r. over 24 East Second.
Osmer, John A., (Frances),—vice pres. Proudfit Clothing Co.—h. 401 E. 4th.
Osmer, Margaret E., widow Richard, r. 27 Fairmount Ave.
OSMER (THE)—Henry S. Woods, prop.—board and rooms, 413'-417 W. 3rd.
Osmer, William P., (Berdina)—treas. Proudfit Clothing Co.—h. 514 Jefferson.
Oste, Frank M., (Julia P.), sheet metalworker, h. over 434 Falconer. _
Osterman, Even J., clerk, r. 934 Newland Ave.
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Ostrander, Aliba, (Grace), carpenter, h. 72 Fourteenth. *^
Ostrander, Archie G., lineman, r. 30 Utica.
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Ostrander, Glenn, (Elizabeth), stationary engineer, h. 30 Utica. *^
Ostrander, Louis L., (Harriett),—auditor Humphrey House—r. do.
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Ostrom, Adolph, (Matilda), stationary engineer, h. 269 Willard. ****
Ostrom, Agnes, cook, 70 Prospect.
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Ostrom, Albert, painter, bds. 115 Wescott.
Ostrom, Alfred, carpenter, bds. 115 Wescott.
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Ostrom, Axel L., (Signe C), wool sorter, h. 214 Barrows.
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Ostrom, Christina, widow Peter F., h. under 177 Barrows.
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Ostrom, Claus G., (Matilda), woodworker, h. over 11 Partridge.
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Ostrom, Fred, (Frances L.), finisher,h. 36 Kinney. «^
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Ostrom, Ina, textile worker, r. 119 Wescott.
Ostrom, John A., woodworker, bds. 68 Blanchard.
Ostrom, Levi C, textile worker, r. under 177 Barrows.
Ostrom, Minnie, cook, 303 West Third.
Ostrom, Peter G., h. 76 Fairmount Ave.
Ostrom, William J., (Emma), sheet metalworker, h. 107 Bowen.
Otander, C. Elmer, woodworker, r. 430 Allen.
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Ernest, (Mary), teamster, h. 211 Chandler.
John A., (Alma V.), contractor, h. 217 Chandler.
Otander, Raymond, student, r. 217 Chandler.
Otlin, Frank, (Mamie), h. 21 Water.
Otlin, Josephine, textile worker, r. 21 Water.
Otlin, Russel, (Mary), crater, h. 21 Water.
Otte, Otho M., (Susanne)—sec. and gen. mgr. Interior Metal Mfg. Co.—h. 91
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Otterson, Mary, domestic, 401 East Sixth.
Oust, Guiseppe, textile worker, bds. 521 Crescent.
Overacher, William, candy maker, bds. 193 Summit.
Overand, Susie, textile worker, bds. 22 Derby.
Overberg, August, sheet metalworker, bds. 145% Chandler.
Overlin, Ellis, decorator and painter, rms. 205 Lafayette.
Oviatt, Fern, telephone operator, r. 15 West Eighth.
Owen, Lola, Mrs., bookkeeper, h. 283 South Main.
Owen, William L., (Hattie E.), carpenter, h. 112 Palmer.
Owen, Caroline, student, r. 283 South Main.
Owen, Leland G., grocery clerk, r. 283 South Main.
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Paddock, Arthur R., (Allene M.), hotel clerk, h. 214 Prospect.
Paddock, Murray E„ (Maude),—Warren Construction Co.—h. 400 Foote Ave.
Page, Alton E., (Maude R.), lumber, h. 9 Orchard.
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J. Fred, (Sadie), machinist, h. 107 Hall Ave.
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Margaret E., r. 9 Orchard.
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Robert H., stock clerk, r. 9 Orchard.
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Palareti, Frank, sander, r. over 100 Harrison.
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Palermo, Anthony, sheet metalworker, h. 201 Winsor.
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Palermo, Cosimo, woodworker, r. 201 Winsor.
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Palermo, Palfyn, Constant, Mary, textile (Fernando worker, C), r. bottler, 201 Winsor h. 1508 Washington. o. —
Palm, Bertha S., textile worker, r. 156 Bowen. £. §.
Palm, Carl, woodworker, bds. over 188 Falconer. •o .g
Palm, Ebba, (Alfreda), textile worker, r. 156 Bowen.
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Palm, John T., (Anna), carpenter, h. 93 Tower.
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Palm, Oscar, (Anna),—overseer of the poor, City Hall—h. 18 Grandin. | »
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Pang, Oscar, (Gertrude A.)—sec. and asst. treas. Jamestown Cabinet Co.—
h. 234 Falconer.
Panoli, James, wood worker, bds. 5 William.
Paolillo, Sam, (Grace), metalworker, h. Merlin Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Paolillo, Thomas, metal polisher, r. Merlin Ave. R. F. D. 77.
Papasergi, Antonio, (Jessie), laborer, h. 400 Allen.
Pappa, Ben, (Rose), wood worker, h. 103 Water.
Pappa, Nich,—restaurant, Harrison—bds. 135 Steele.
Pappa, Sam, (Mary), h. over 81% Water.
Pappa, Saro A., laborer, bds. 36% Harrison.
Pappas & Beer—Christ and George—shoe shine, 23 North Main.
Pappas, Christ—Pappas & Beer—r. over 5 Taylor.
Pappas, John, rubber, r. rm. 9 Warner Block.
Pappas, Raphael, finisher,bds. 135 Steele.
Pappas, Thomas—Pullman Shoeshine Parlors—h. over 5 Taylor.
Pappas, William, waiter, rms. 5-6-7 Russell Block.
Paquin, Charles J., (Mary E.), grocery clerk, h. 67 South Main.
PAQUIN & CO.—Martin J. Paquin—jewelry, 103 West Third.
Paquin, Elizabeth, widow Joseph, h. 67 South Main.
Paquin, Herman J., (Edna G.)—retail groceries, 83 Allen—h. 3 Maple.
Paquin, Kathleen, r. 67 South Main.
Paquin, Martin J., (Catherine C),—Paquin & Co.—h. 210 West Seventh.
Paquin, Mary G., clerk, r. 67 South Main.
Paquin Teresa M., graduate nurse, r. 67 South Main.
Parasolita, Antonio, (Congetina), laborer, h. over 52 Harrison.
Parosolita, Sebastiano, spinner, r. over 122 Harrison.
Parasolite, Giuseppe, (Mary), h. over 18 Institute.
Parasolite, Pete, laborer, r. over 36 Harrison.
Parasolite, Rose, laborer, r. over 36 Harrison.
Pardee, Hugh B., (Catherine), machine hand, h. 941 Jefferson.
Pardee, J. W., farmer, r. 69 Royal Ave..
Pardi, Rosaline, (Concetta), laborer, h. 118 Harrison.
Parfenoff, Nicholas, (Anna),—auditor Hotel Samuels—h. over 808 N. Main.
Park, Ada P., stenographer, r. 126 Virginia Blvd.
Park, Douglas R., (Cornelia P.)—supt. Caflisch Bros.—h. 126 Virginia Blvd.
Park Hotel—P. E. Barrett, prop.—1200 East Second.
Park, Jennie, widow Oscar, r. 1021 Newland Ave.
Park, J. Myers, (Augusta L.), tinner, h. 620 West Seventh.
Park, L. J., (Ellen), painter, h. 129 Stowe.
Park, Raymond R., (Frances L.), lumber inspector, h. 7 Mahon Place.
Park, Zoe E., clerk, r. 126 Virginia Blvd.
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Opera 209 h. bds. Hospital—h. medicines, clerk, 31 Lincoln. 5 salesman, House Seventeenth.
207 New West Gifford 811 Block. Fenton 35 Lafayette.
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Parker William, shipping clerk, bds. 102 Broadhead Ave.
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Parkhurst, DeForrest, student, r. 102 Prospect. £*
Parkhurst, Frank H., (Minnie), commercial traveler, h. 102 Prospect.
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Parkhurst, Janet, widow Morgan, r. 102 Prospect. 2
Parkhurst, Sidney P., (Emma), motorman, h. 81 New Gifford Bldg. £,,
Parkhurst, Stanley M., (BeulaH), barber, h. 54 Ninth. 03
Parkinson, Alice, clerk, r. 211 East Eighth. *7l
Parkinson, Charles W., (Lillian), woolsorter, h. 497 Willard.
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Parks, Charles E.,—Keeler Bros, extracts, 516 East Second—h. do. _^
Parks, Ella A., r. 516 East Second. g*
Parks, Mabel G., Mrs., h. over 219 S,pring.
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Parquet, John, roofer, bds. 167 Chandler. m%
Parrott, Frances A., student, r. 504 East Second. .
Parrott, Rufus A., (Minnie)—retail clothing, hats and men's furnishings, 110 X^
North Main—h. 504 East Second. g*
Parsell, Ida, Mrs., domestic W. C. A. Hospital.
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Parson, Frank L., (Hulda), metal casemaker, h. 91 Highland Ave. (*>
Parson,, George W., (May B.), milk peddler, h. 23 Pennsylvania Ave.
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Parson, Gustaf, (Selma), metal grainer, h. over 11% Crescent.
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D Pashley, Will, (Nancy), upholsterer, h. 341 Foote Ave.
Patchen, Arthur—bookkeeper, Jamestown Panel Co.—bds. 328 Allen.
Patchett, Hebert, textile worker, r. 34 Burtch.
Patchin, Melvin T., (Elizabeth B.), civil engineer, h. Ill Price.
Paterniti, Carl, (Josephine), wool washer, h. over 20 Institute.
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Paterniti, Concetta, drawer, bds. 20 Harrison.
Paterniti, Frank ,(Mary E.), barber, h. 131 Foote Ave.
A Paterniti, Gaetano,—groceries, 50 Harrison—r. 219 East First.
Paterniti, Mateo, (Mary), farmer, h. over 16 Harrison.
W Paterniti, John, (Santie),—fruits, City Market—h. 81 Water.
Paterniti, Sam, (Lena),—groceries, 20 Harrison—h. do.
Paterniti, Sarah, spinner, bds. 16 Harrison.
Paterniti Table Co. (The)—Tony Paterniti, pres.; Frank Fadale, treas.—
mfrs., 213 Hopkins Ave.
Paterniti, Tom, duffer, r. over 20 Institute.
Paterniti, Tony,—pres. Paterniti Table Co.—bds. 20 Harrison.
Paterniti; Tony, (Frances)—groceries, 50 Harrison—h. over 44 do.
Patoski, Andrew, woodworker, bds. 237 Crescent.
Patric, Elizabeth A., dentist's assistant, r. 216 West Seventh.
Patric, Mary E., stenographer, r. 216 West Seventh.
Patric, Norman L., (Edith), machinist, r. 216 West Seventh.
Patrick, Wellington C, (Belle)—milk dealer, Sherman, N. Y.—h. 19 W. 7th.
Patten, Gerhardt, (Nina A.), electrician, h. 15 Hazzard.
Patterson, Clara, widow Wayland)—nurse, 345 Foote Ave.—h. Falconer, N. Y.
Patterson, Elbert H., (Katherine), painter, h. over 9 Eighteenth.
Patterson, Eleanora, widow Alexander, r. over 9 Eighteenth.
Patterson, Frank B., (Kate)—sec. C. W. Herrick Mfg Co.—h. 42 Lakin Ave.
Patterson, Gust A., (Maude C,). laborer, h. 77% Barker.
Patterson, Howard V., student, r. 77% Barker.
H Patterson, Margaret M., r. 3 Lakeview Ave.
Patterson, Marian, r. 3 Lakeview Ave.
Patterson, William C, oil producer, h. 3 Lakeview Ave.
Patti, Frank, (Mary), barber, h. 131 Foote Ave.
Patti, Guiseppe, (Caffro), florist,h. Merlin Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Patti, Jim, (Frances), metalworker, h. Merlin Ave. R. F. D. 77.
Pattinitia, Carmela, textile worker, r. 8% Cheney.
Pattinitia, Frances, textile worker, r. 8% Cheney.
Pattinitia, Joe, (Anna), h. 8% Cheney.
Patuto, Carl, tailor, bds. 782 East Second.
Potwin, Glyn, stationary engineer, bds. 210 West Fourth.
O Paul, Arthur H., student, r. 506 Palmer.
Paul, Clara M.,—supervisor, N. Y. Telephone Co.—r. 516 Palmer.
Paul, Ella M.—cashier, Tinkham Bros.—h. 516 Palmer.
Paul, George E., polisher, r. 1903 Washington.
Paul, George L., bookkeeper, r. 516 Palmer.
Paul, Holland T., (Rose F.)— taxicab service, 219 Cherry—h. 516 Palmer.'
Paul, Lizzie, widow H. J., r. 342 Steele.
Paul, Nicholas A., laborer, r. 1903 Washington.
S Lighting Paul, Nicholas Equipment F„ (Martha for M.), Every laborer, Purpose h. 1903 Washington.
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Paulo, Augustino, laborer, bds. over 20 Harrison.
Paulson, Andrew J., (Hilda C), farmer, h. 95 Martin Road.
Paulson; Paulson, Godfrey, Gordon Sigfrid L., E., (Emilia), (Anna student, L.),—creamery, toolmaker, r. 13 Strong. h. over 100 37 Barrows—h. Highland Ave. over do.

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Paulson, William, (Edith)—bookkeeper, Pearl City Veneer Co.—h. 14 Dear- J3
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Pavoniku, Kemal, dyer, r. 225 Steele.
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Payne, Arthur E., metalworker, r. over 24 East Third.
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Payne, Carrie, widow Walter, waitress, h. over 24 East Third.
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Payne, Melvin, textile worker, bds. 179% South Main.
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Payne, William I., messenger boy, r. over 24 East Third.
PEARL CITY FURNITURE CO. (INC.)—C. W. Eckman, pres.; Lawrence gO
Eckman, treas.; J. B. Eckman, sec; Carl E. Anderson, supt.—mfrs. ^
pedestals, 59 Harrison.
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Pearl City Printing Co.—Martin H. Schow, prop.—general job printing, over
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sec.-treas.—mfrs. panels and veneers, Allen Ext.
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Pearson, Alma E., spinner, r. 41 Anderson.
Pearson, Anna K., student, r. 21 Virginia Blvd.
Pearson, Arvid, (Hulda), painter, h. 31 Ahrens Ave.
Pearson, Arvid, (Mabel M.), sheet metalworker, h. under 19 Pearl Ave.
Pearson, August, (Dora), sheet metalworker, h. 5 Forest Park.
Pearson, Bertha L., r. 53 Harrison.
Pearson, Bessie, laundress, r. 226 Barrows.
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Pearson, Birger, (Bettie), laborer, h. 226 Barrows.
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Pearson, Carl, (Hilda), sheet metalworker, h. over 70 Sturges. 09
Pearson, Carl, laborer, bds. 167 Chandler.
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Pearson, Charles T., (Bertha), dyer, h. over 21 Park. f>5
Pearson, Hilmer J., upholsterer, r. 41 Anderson.
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Pearson, Dudley, moulder, bds. 322 East Third.
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Pearson, J. Leonard, (Mamie C. L.), toolmaker, h. 14 Palmer.
Pearson, Ella, laundress, r. 226 Barrows. 2
Pearson, John, laborer, rms. over 46-48 Market
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Pearson, Elias, (Maria), cabinet maker, h. 16 Johnson.
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Pearson, John, bds. 25 Derby. +1
Pearson, Erick, upholsterer, bds. 567 East Second.
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Pearson, John E., (Anna), carpenter, h. over 524 Allen.
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Pearson, Erick, laborer, bds. 41 Frink Ave. ~m
Pearson, John E., (Crena), foreman comber, h. 27 Anderson.
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Pearson, Ernest, office clerk, r. 226 Barrows. *g
Pearson, Joseph F., (Anna), carpenter, h. over 223 Prospect.
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Pearson, Freda, domestic, 96 Prather Ave. 2
Pearson, Julia A., r. 41 Anderson. mt *
Pearson, Gladys L., r. over 21 Park.
Pearson, LeMont C, r. over 21 Park. £^
Pearson, Gust, (Josephine) sheet metalworker, h. over 545 Allen.
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Pearson, Mabel—chief operator N. Y. Telephone Co.—r. 5 Forest Park. ,r*
Pearson, Gust, laborer, bds. 378 Willard.
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\\J Pearson, Matilda, widow Robert, domestic, h. 82 Allen Block.
Pearson, M. D., Mrs., h. over 308 East Second.
C Pearson, Minnie, textile worker, r. 41 Anderson.
•^ Pearson, Myrtle D., Mrs., clerk, r. 308 East Second.
Pearson, Nels, (Maria L.), wood worker, h. 162 McKinley Ave.
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Pearson, Nels, mechanic, r. 37 Highland Ave.
Pearson, Swan August, (Johanna), dyer, h. 41 Anderson.
Pearson, Twyla, graduate nurse, rms. 77 South Main.
Pearson, Olaf, sheet metal worker, bds. 14 South Main.
W Pearson, Oscar, sheet metalworker, r. 110 Tower.
Pearson, Oscar T., machine hand, r. 41 Anderson.
Pearson, Sofia, picker, r. under 243 Willard.
Pearson, Tom, (Anna), loomfixer, h. 53 Harrison.
Pearson, Victor, packer, bds. 1 Beechview Ave.
Pearson, William, (Esther)—prop. Market Street Bargain Store—h. 28 Terrace
Place.
Pearson, William A., pressman, r. 27 Anderson.
Pearson, William O., mechanic, r. over 524 Allen.
Peart, Richard, (Carrie B.),—sec.-treas. Jamestown Table Co.—h. 225 Forest.
Peary, Loui, bds. 6 Culver.
Peary, Nellie, Mrs., r. 307 Spring.
Peary, Tom, bds. 6 Culver.
Pease, Bert E., (Julia S.)—bookkeeper Lakewood Ice Co.—h. 1 Woodworth.
Pease, George R., (Lida), cement contractor, h. 917 Washington.
Peate, John, canvasser, h. 21 Mason.
Peate, Richard, (Laura), sheet metalworker, h. 14 Seymour Ave.
Peavey, Charles W., (Emily), painter, h. 19 Walnut.
Peavey, Lawrence A., office clerk, r. 19 Walnut.
Peck, Bessie, widow Benjamin, domestic, r. 920 Clinton.
H Peck, Daniel, (Martha)—wholesale butter, eggs and cheese, 30 South Main
—h. 114 West Seventh.
Peck, Donald A., shoe clerk, r. 110 Hall Ave.
Peck. Joseph R., (Ella J.), contractor and builder, h. 110 Hall Ave.
Peck, William H., r. 303 West Second.
Peckham, Almira J., widow William J., h. 24 Cross.
Peckham, M. Hope, student, r. 418 East Sixth.
Peckham, Vernon E., (Helen C.)—attorney, 435-436 Wellman Bldg.—h. 329
Crossman.
Pecor, Harriett M., teacher, r. 49 Broadhead Ave.
Pecor, Maria, widow Charles, 49 Broadhead Ave.
0 Pedersen, Charles C„ (Ida C), architect, h. 119 Lakeview Ave.
Pedersen, Ernest A., (Carrie), architect, h. 534 Winsor.
Pedersen, Florence, r. 119 Lakeview Ave.
Pedersen, Christine, widow Nels, r. 13 Orchard Ave.
Pederson, Martin, (Mary), wood finisher, h. 13 Orchard Ave.
Pederson, see Peterson.
Peer, K. E., Mrs., r. 27 Forest Ave.
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Peirson, Andrew, (Anna), painter, h. 64 Norton Ave.
Peirson, Pelikas, Pelirino, Pelito, Rosario, Charles, Clara, Angelo, duffer, (Teresa), bellman, (Mary), r. 64 laborer, rms. Norton 314 h. West Ave. under 557 Allen. Second. 435 Allen.

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Pelton, Gloster A., electrical engineer, rms. 85 Fairmount Ave.
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Penard, William, violin teacher, rms. 345 East Second. m*
Penfield, Eunice teacher, h. 315 Monroe.
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Penfield, Henry, commercial traveler, r. 315 Monroe.
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Penfold, Arthur, (Jennie),—steward, Hotel Everett—r. do.
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Penfold, John, (Ellena)—prop. Everett Hotel, 11-13 West First—h. do.
Penhollow, Mary, domestic, 30 Spruce.
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Pennell, Leonard S., (Ida M.), stationary engineer, h. 46 Grant.
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Pennington, H. D., office clerk, rms. Y. M. C. A.
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Pennock, Alice L., telephone operator, r. 360 Fairmount Ave.
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Pennock, Alvin H., (Anna), trucker, h. 108 Cheney.
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Pennock, Arthur J. (Mary A.), wood carver, h. 360 Fairmount Ave. 2
Pennock Block, 108 Cheney.
Pennock, Effie A., dressmaker, r. 103 Newton Ave.
Pennock, Flora L., dressmaker, r. 103 Newton Ave.
Pennock, Francis E., (Dollie A.), retired, h. 103 Newton Ave.
Pennock, Frank A., (May M.), grocery clerk, h. 610 Prendergast Ave.
Pennock, L. L., (Florence), h. 412 West Third.
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Pennock, Louis P., (Nellie)—janitor Home Telephone Co.—h. 18 Richmond, ft
Pennock, Mary R., Mrs., practical nurse, r. 69 Thirteenth.
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Pennock, Paul A., student, r. 69 Thirteenth.
PENNSYLVANIA GAS CO.—E. M. Schlaudecker, mgr.^314-316 Cherry.
Pennsylvania Mutual Life Ins. Co.—Joseph C. Kiley, dist. agent—14 Pullman.
Pentango, Santo, (Frances), laborer, h. 131 Harrison.
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PEOPLE'S BOTTLING CO.—William L. Bjork, prop.—bottlers of beer and Ch
soft drinks, 57 Winsor.
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PEOPLE'S STORE, THE (INC.)—Isaac R. Samuel, mgr.—ladies', men's and mt
children's clothing, 11 East Third.
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Percey, Elmer C, (Velma), machinist, h. over 630 East Second.
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Percy, Ralph, (Clara)—chauffeur and auto livery, 205 Lafayette—h. 116 ^S
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Perkins, Darwin C, (Margaret)—physician, 305 Lafayette—h. do.
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Perkins, Harold N., mill hand, r. 24 Broadhead Ave.
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Perkins, Thomas E., (Minnie V.),—sec. Jamestown Table Co.—h. 24 Broad- to ^o
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Permier, Joe, (Rose), woodworker, h. 325 Allen.
Perre, Jim, (Rose), laborer, h. 400 Allen.
Perrigo, Levi R., retired, r. 611 Washington.
Perrin, R. Maila, widow Dwight, h. over 124 Forest Ave.
Perrine, Frank, (Ethel), h. 1048 North Main.
Perring, Forest J., (Hulda), toolmaker, h. 1275 East Second.
Perring, Frank, (Ada O.), carpenter, h. over 1275 East Second.
Perroti, Joe, (Philomena), filler,h. over 20 Harrison.
Perry, Clara, r. 404 West Second.
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Perry, Clinton W., (Grace A.), bank clerk, h. 10 Hall Ave.
Perry, Frank M., (Nellie), h. over 307 Spring.
Perry, 408 Grant Price Sarah, Winsor. H., I., widow (Gertrude), (Juliet Henry H.),—supt. V., plumber, h. 165% Jamestown h. Barrett. 404 West Shale Second. Paving Brick Co.-
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D Persell, George A., (Mary),—principal junior dept. Jamestown1 High School
—h. 113 Van Buren.
Person, E., Mrs.,—prop. Dew Drop Creamery, 34 Willard—h. 16 Johnson.
Persons, Charles W., (Caroline C), retired, h. 225 Forest Ave.
Persons, Elna, widow Mons, h. under 254 Forest Ave.
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Pescario, Bastian, (Sarah), h. 43 Barrows.
Peter, Lena, domestic, r. 13 Bassett.
Peter, Severen, (Carolina), stone mason, h. 13 Bassett.
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Supplies and Accessories. Automobile Repairing
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Peterman, Otto C, (Annette S.)—pres. Peterman Garage Co.—h. 1107 Prendergast
Ave.
Peters, Alfred S., (Hilma E.), woodworker, h. over 12 Arnold.
Peters, Arthur, (Clara), farmer, h. 6 Union Ave.
Peters, Harriet, widow Lafayette, rms. over 9 Tenth.
Peters, Herbert, (Alice M.), textile worker, h. 34 Burtch.
Peters, Joseph, woodworker, r. 10 Arnold.
Peters, Mary A., widow William B., r. 379 Falconer.
Peters, Thomas, stationary fireman, r. 34 Burtch.
Peterson, A. Bartholdi—attorney and city probation officer, City Hall—r.
342 East Fifth.
H Peterson, Abel E., (Mary), clerk, h. 14 Crescent.
Peterson, Adelbert G., student, h. 63 Chapin.
Peterson, Adelia S., textile worker, r. 138 Park.
Peterson, Adolph, band sawyer, r. 14 Cedar Ave.
Peterson, Adolph E., sheet metalworker, r. over 219 Willard.
Peterson, Agda, domestic, 312 Van Buren.
Peterson, A. Godfrey, (Selma), woodworker, h. 143 Park.
Peterson, A. John, (Sophy), retired, bds. 2 Livingston Ave.
Peterson, Albert, (Ida)—retail groceries, 4 New Gifford Bldg.—h. 160 Forest.
Peterson, Albert, (Blenda), laborer, h. 34 Adams.
O Peterson, Albert A., (Florence C), carpenter, h. 843 Prendergast Ave.
Peterson, Albert G.—Peterson & Lawson—r. 507 Chandler.
Peterson, Albert J., (Caroline), laborer, h. 11 Mt. Vernon Place.
Peterson, Albin I., slater, h. over 447 Allen.
Peterson, Albin A., (Amelia A.), finisher,h. 12 Peach.
Peterson, Alfred (Amanda), laborer, h. over 195 Baker.
S Peterson, Alfred, (Hilda), sheet metalworker, h. 324 Forest Ave.
Peterson, Alfred, (Hilda C), woodworker, h. 246 Broadhead Ave.
S Peterson, Alfred, (Ada), laborer, h. over 47 Pearl Ave.
Peterson, Alfred, (Esther), toolmaker, h. 31 Weeks.
Peterson, Alfred G., finisher,, r. 14 Cedar Ave.
F Peterson, Alfred I., (Hannah),—Peterson & Johnson—h. 220 Price.
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Peterson, Alfred M„ (Ida), dyer, h. 87 Ellicott.
Peterson, Alfred P., (Henrietta), sheet metalworker, h. 18 Elk.
Peterson, Algot W., woodworker, r. 19 Dearing Ave.
Peterson, Amanda M., widow August, weaver, r. 269 South Main.
Peterson, Andrew, (Anna), foreman woodworker, h. over 42 Ninth.
Peterson, Andrew, (Emma), laborer, h. 117 Wescott.
Peterson, Andrew, upholsterer, r. 915 North Main.
Peterson, Andrew A., (Emma C), sheet metalworker, h. 29 Columbia Ave.
Peterson, Andrew J., (Theresia), upholsterer, h. 28 Tenth.
Peterson, Andrew M., (Signey), finisher,h. 151 Hedges Ave.
Peterson, Anna, widow Ernest, h. 640 East Sixth.
Peterson, Anna, widow Carl O.,—roomers, 307 Second—h. do.
Peterson, Anna, mender, bds. over 107 Willard.
Peterson, Anna, Mrs., r. 309 West Second.
Peterson, Anna, Mrs., r. 161 Allen.
Peterson, Anna A., domestic, 17 Fulton.
Peterson, Anna B., widow John, weaver, r. 32 Benson.
Peterson, Anna E., milliner, r. 220 King.
Peterson, Anna E., h. 176 Barrows.
Peterson, Anna K., milliner, r. 915 North Main.
Peterson, Anna L., widow John E., r. over 47 Charles.
Peterson, Anna L., domestic, 20 Mechanic.
Peterson, Anna S., widow John, h. 93 Steele.
Peterson, Anna M., textile worker, r. 19 Dearing Ave.
Peterson, Annie E., stenographer, r. 450 Willard.
Peterson, Anton, (Jennie A. E.), carpenter, h. 541 Allen.
Peterson, Anton A.,x(Hulda), woodworker, h. 615 Newland Ave.
Peterson, Antone, (Florence), finisher,h. under 618 East Second.
Peterson, Arline E., textile worker, r. 122 Tower.
Peterson, Arthur A., clothing clerk, r. 615 Newland Ave.
Peterson, Arthur L.,—Leonard Peterson & Son—r. 134 Hedges Ave.
Peterson, Arvid, (Selma), laborer, h. over 84 Myrtle.
Peterson, Arvid C, (Anna), upholsterer, h. 49 Peterson.
Peterson, Arvid H., woodworker, r. over 904 East Second.
Peterson, August, metalworker, bds. 279 Prospect.
Peterson, August, laborer, r. 506 Palmer.
Peterson, August, (Clara E.)—treas. Peterson Wine House and vice pres.
Peterman Garage Co.—h. Lakewood, N. Y.
Peterson, August J., (Anna L.), retired, h. 814 Washington.
Peterson, August J., (Ida), cabinet maker, h. 475 Willard.
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Peterson, Bertha M., clerk, r. 140 Park.
Peterson Block, 1021-1023 East Second.
PETERSON BROS. & JOHNSON—C. M. Alfred and John A. Peterson and
Manley E. Johnson—props. Boston Dept. Store, 100 East Second.
Peterson, Rosa M., r. 10 Chautauqua Ave.
Peterson, Carl, machine hand, bds. over 46-48 Market.
Peterson, Carl, metal worker, bds. 112% Hazzard.
Peterson, Carl, sheet metalworker, bds. over 80 Sturges.
Peterson, Carl, butcher, r. 108 Charles.
Carl, (Gina), slater, h. 702 Foote Ave.
Peterson, Carl J., A., milk peddler, bds. 2253 Washington.
Peterson, Carl A., O., woodworker, r. 19 Dearing.
Peterson, Carl O., finisher, bds. 32 Eagle.
(Lottie), butcher, h. 760 East Second.
(Aria), paper hanger, h. 49 Ellicott.
Peterson, Carolina, widow Hans, h. 25 Ninth.
Peterson, Carolina, widow Victor, h. 27 Kinney.
Peterson, Carrie, widow Charles F., domestic, h. over 110 Mechanic.
Peterson, Charles, (Hannah), retired, h. over 11 Hall Ave.
Peterson, Charles A., (Alma), foreman lumber handler, h. 16 Vega.
Peterson, Charles E., A., (Nellie L.), landscape gardener, h. 506 Palmer.
Peterson, Charles E., A., (Hulda E.), sheet metalworker, h. 33 Douglas Place.
Peterson, Charles E., A., (Amanda), printer, h. 13 Tower.
Peterson, Charles E., (Anna), painter, h. 122 Tower.
Peterson, Charles F., (Augusta), machine hand, h. 128 Fairview Ave.
Peterson, Charles G., (Mary), dyer, h. 11 Peterson.
Peterson, Charles H., machine hand, r. 507 Chandler.
Peterson, Charles J., (Hilma), sheet metalworker, r. over 219 Willard.
Peterson, Charles M., (Signe), machine hand, h. 14 Morse Ave.
Peterson, Charles M., (Henrietta), sheet metalworker, r. 16 Bowen.
Peterson, Charles O., (Denelda), city fireman, h. 928 East Second.
Peterson, Charles J., (Christine), sheet metalworker, h. 18 Chapin.
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Peterson, C. Harold, meat (Emma)—prop. cutter, r. 760 Monarch East Second. Restaurant—h. 7 Cross.
Peterson, Christina, h. (Christina)—West over 70 Myrtle. Side Meat Market—h. 12 Whitley.
Peterson, Charles Christine O., S., woodworker, widow Andrew, r. over r. 836 904 Prendergast East Second. Ave.
Peterson, Clara, Charles domestic, V., (Emma), 2 West machine Fifth. hand, h. over 731 East Second.
Peterson, Clara M., dressmaker, (Lorinda A.)—Peterson's h. 368 Foote Ave. Turkish Baths—h. 475 Wil-
Peterson, Clarence G., woodworker, r. 130 Water.
Peterson, Clayborn, (Ruth), printer, h. under 58 Grant.
Peterson, Clayton H., jeweler's apprentice, r. 25 Peterson.
Peterson, Clyde A., (Bertha), teamster, h. 153 Chandler.
Peterson, C. M. Alfred, (Amelia)—Boston Dept. Store—h. 71 Chapin.
Peterson, Conrad, (Emelia), woodworker, h. over 23 Weeks.
Peterson, C. Oscar, (Davida), candy maker, h. over 109 East Second.
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Peterson, C. W. Ragnor, (Sagrid), sheet metal worker, h. 284 Prospect. *^
Peterson, David C, (Edith), carpenter, h. 7 Seneca. 2
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Peterson, Eric, (Alma), cabinet maker, h. 33 Ellicott.
S Peterson, Eric G.—E. G. & M. A. Peterson—bds. 567 East Second.
Peterson, Ernest J., r. 140 Park.
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Peterson, Esther E., domestic, 32 Broadhead Ave.
Peterson, Esther E., r. 14 Cedar Ave.
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Peterson, F. H.,—creamery, 182 Thayer—h. do.
W Peterson, Flavia M., proof reader, h. 501 Winsor.
Peterson, Florence A., stenographer, r. over 6 East Newland Ave.
Peterson, Florence C, dressmaker, r. 138 Falconer.
Peterson, Florence D., bookkeeper, r. 18 Elk.
Peterson, Florence E., mender, r. 211 Willard.
Peterson, Florence L., telephone operator, r. 11 Peterson.
P Peterson, Florence M., clerk, r. 10 Camp.
Peterson, Forrest N., carpenter, r. 108 Charles.
A Peterson, F. Oscar, (Mary)—druggist and Cblonial Bowling Alley and Pool
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Y Peterson, Frank, (Christina), commercial traveler, h. 145 Stowe.
Peterson, Frank, bds. 126 Sampson.
S Peterson, Frank B., sheet metalworker, bds. 20 Kinney.
Peterson, Frank E., city fireman, rms. 28 Fenton Place.
Peterson, Frank F., (Mabel B.)—Peterson & Frick—h. 267 Hallock.
Peterson, Frank G., (Emma)—shear and razor grinding and barber supplies,
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Peterson, Frank O., stationary engineer, h. over 16 Victoria Ave.
T Peterson, Frank T., (Esther)—Central Grocery Co., 584 East Second—h. 144
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Peterson, Frederick R., (Edith O.)—attorney, 604-605 Fenton Bldg.—h. 105
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Peterson, Fritz, (Hilda C), machine hand, h. 20 Kinney.
Peterson, Gens, (Christine), woodworker, h. 14 Cedar Ave.
Peterson, Genevieve, student, r. 158 Stowe.
Peterson, George, painter, rms. over 12 East Fourth.
0 Peterson, George, glass worker, r. 129 Park.
Peterson, George B., (Millie), retired, h. 231 McKinley Ave.
S Peterson, George F., (Gertrude), plumber, h. 30 Eleventh.
Peterson, Gilbert A., metalworker, r. 138 Park.
S Peterson, Gilbert A., deliveryman, r. 220 Price.
Peterson, Gilbert A., (Adena), electrician, h. 305 West Eighth.
Peterson, Glen, machine hand, r. 205 Hotchkiss.
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Peterson, Gust, (Minnie G.), woodworker, h. 77 Glasgow Ave. m,
Peterson, Gust, lunch colunter clerk, rms. over 15 East Second.
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Peterson, Gust Leonard, (Anna), sheet metalworker, h. over 11 Tower. 99 m
Peterson, Gust W., (Hilma E.), crater, h. 25 Kinney.
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Peterson, Gustava C, widow Andrew, h. over 463 Willard.
Peterson, Harold, r. 26 Wilson Ave.
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Peterson, Herbert M., metalworker, r. 226% Crescent.
Peterson, Herman H., butcher, r. over 447 Allen.
Peterson, H. Fritz, (Nellie), foreman metalworker, h. 190 Thayer.
Peterson, Hilda, rms. 116 East Fourth.
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Peterson, Hilda S., widow Charles A., clerk, r. over 17 Valley.
Peterson, Hilding, (Catherine), city fireman, h. over 157 Barrows.
Peterson, Hjalmar, nightwatch, bds. 32 Eagle.
Peterson, Hulda, textile worker, r. 145 Stowe.
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Peterson, James, (Fredrika), stationary engineer, h. 42 Ninth.
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Peterson, Jennie T., textile worker, r. over 447 Allen. g*
Peterson, Jennie V., r. 140 Park. 5
Peterson, Johanna M., widow Carl G., h. 17 Tower.
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Peterson, John, (Alma), metal polisher, h. 42 Chapman. ©
Peterson, John, (Tilda), carpenter, h. 140 Park.
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Peterson, John A., (Hulda), teamster, h. 158 Stowe.
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Peterson, John A., (Hilda), finisher, h. 49 Hazzard.
Peterson, John A., (Hilda), cabinet maker, h. 120 Bowen.
Peterson, John A., (Hildegard), carpenter, h. 46 Adams.
Peterson, John A., upholsterer, h. 211 Willard.
Peterson, John B., (Mollie), laborer, h. under 115 Camp.
Peterson, John F., woodworker, r. 208 Forest Ave.
Peterson, John G., finisher,bds. 1091 East Second.
Peterson, John S., (Emily C), laborer, h. 100 Virginia Blvd.
PETERSON & JOHNSON—Alfred I. and Charles J.—real estate, over 103
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Peterson, John T., rms. 215 West Second.
Peterson, John W., (Matilda A.)—Peterson & Gribben—h. 290 South Main.
Peterson, John W., (Hilda C), contractor, h. 179 Forest Ave.
Peterson, J. Oscar, (Lillian L.), shipping clerk, h. 602 Palmer.
Peterson, Joseph N., sheet metal worker, r. 17 Crown.
Peterson, Josephine, widow Anton, r. 444 Allen.
Peterson, J. Pauline A., teacher, r. 128 Fairview Av.
Peterson, Julius E., (Lillian C), electrician, h. 207 Hazzard.
Peterson, Karl, (Hannah SO—pres. Crescent Tool Co.—h. 3 Barker.
Peterson, Laura M., domestic, r. 15 Dearing Ave.
Peterson, Lawrence, clerk, r. 28 Linden Ave.
Peterson, Laurence W., commercial traveler, r. 181 Steele.
PETERSON & LAWSON—Albert G.and Elmer R—retail grocers, 43 S.Main.
Peterson, Leonard, (Matilda)—Leonard Peterson & Son—h. 134 Hedges Av.
Peterson, Leonard A., (G. Lillian), sheet metal worker, h. 94 Sturges.
Peterson, Leonard A., electrician, h. 18 Chapin.
Peterson, Leonard O., postman, r. over 6 East Newland Ave.
PETERSON, LEONARD & SON—Leonard and Arthur L.—merchant tailors,
ladies' and gent's clothing, over 100 North Main.
Peterson, Lewis L., trimmer, r. 130 Water.
Peterson, Lillian, bank clerk, r. 122 Hall Ave.
Peterson & Lindell—Emil and Edward—saloon, 947 East Second.
Peterson, Linnea, domestic, 1381 East Second.
Peterson, Louis A., (Emily), clerk, h. 59 Chapin.
Peterson, Louisa, widow Samuel, h. 10 Chautauqua Ave.
Peterson, Louise, r. 31 Allen Block.
Peterson, Lucille, domestic, 207 Lincoln.
Peterson, Ludvig, (Matilda),—Levan & Peterson—h. 409 Newland Ave.
Peterson, Ludwig C., (Anna A.), painter, h. 12 William.
Peterson, Luther M„ packer, r. 17 Tower.
Peterson, Mabel, textile worker, r. 138 Falconer.
Peterson, Mabelle C, r. 814 Washington.
Peterson, Mabelle G., student, r. 181 Steele.
Peterson, Mamie A., textile worker, r. 129 Park.
Peterson, Mandus H., (Esther), veneer worker, h. 148 Baker.
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Peterson, Marshall W., (Clara E.)—pres. Mozart Amusement Co.—h. 601
Peterson, Lafayette. Martha, Martina, J., r. weaver, (Clara), 158 Stowe. rms. machinist, over 164 h. Chandler. 77 Ellicott.

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Peterson, M. Erick, (Pearl), finisher,h. over 207 East Second. mm,
Peterson, Mildred A., student, r. 69 Highland Ave.
Peterson, Milton O., varnisher, r. 17 Tower. 09
Peterson, Minnie, widow Rudolph, textile worker, h. over 322% Foote Ave. 2
Peterson, M. Lorena, stenographer, r. 236 Barrett.
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Peterson, Nels W., nightwatch, r. 11 Columbia Ave.
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Peterson, N. Magnus, (Lottie), wood worker, h. 34 Myrtle. £*£
Peterson, Nora, r. 168 Chandler. ©5
Peterson, Ocean, r. 23 Center.
Peterson, Olus, (Anna C), woodworker, h. 19 Dearing Ave.
Peterson, O. Martin, (Anna H.), grocer, h. over 76 Blanchard.
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Peterson, Oscar, shipping clerk, r. 11 Mt. Vernon Place.
Peterson, Oscar, laborer, rms. 33 Harrison.
Peterson, Oscar, (Hilma)—Jamestown Iron Works Co.—h. over 174 Barrett. _J/t
Peterson, Oscar, mill hand, r. 145 Stowe. " ^P1
Peterson, Oscar C, (Ellen), detailer, h. 117 Crown.
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Peterson, Oscar S., (Nellie), cabinet maker, h. 532 Winsor. m£
Peterson, Oscar W., (Anna), stationary engineer, h. 195 Baker.
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Peterson, Otto, carpenter, bds. 13 Victoria Ave.
Peterson, Otto C,—prop. Diamond Restaurant—rms. 211 West Second.
Peterson, P. Anton, (Othelia), contractor, h. 108 Charles.
Peterson, Peter, (Signe), woodworker, h. 84 Highland Ave.
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Peterson, Peter A., (Charlotte), carpenter, h. over 216 Barrows.
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Peterson, Peter J., (Carolina), teamster, h. 138 Falconer.
Peterson, Peter J., (Mary), laborer, h. 138 Park.
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Reuben, woodworker, bds. 135 Euclid Ave.
Richard, clerk, bds. 25 Derby.
Richard R., office clerk, r. 77 Glasgow Ave.
Robert A., (A. Amelia), finisher, h. 530 Winsor.
Rosa M., r. 10 Chautauqua Ave.
Rudolph E., college student, h. 501 Winsor.
Peterson, Ruth E., student, r. 11 Peterson.
Peterson, Ruth E., domestic, 134 Lakeview Ave.
PETERSON SAMUEL W — Lenox Saloon and Pocket Billiards, 202-204
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Peterson, Sarah M., widow Elof, r. over 447 Allen.
Peterson, Seth R., h. 230 Forest Ave.
Peterson, Signe, textile worker, bds. 31 Weeks.
Peterson, Signe V., clerk, r. 134 Hedges Ave.
Peterson, Sigurd A., student, r. 12 Peach.
Peterson, Slone C, college student, r. 105 East Eighth.
Peterson, Sofia, widow August, h. 462 Willard.
Peterson, Sophia, widow Nels, h. 16 Bowen.
Peterson, Swan, postman, rms. 314 West Second.
Peterson, Swan A., (Jennie), laborer, h. 129 Park.
Peterson, Theodore, screen maker, bds. over 92 Bowen.
Peterson, Theodore T., wood worker, r. 130 Water.
Peterson, Theresa, domestic, 101 East Fourth.
Peterson, Thure, woodworker, bds. over 269 Willard.
Peterson, Thure C, (Beda), woodworker, h. 32 Eagle.
Peterson, Victor (Eva), laborer, h. 28 Linden Ave.
Peterson, Victor, (Augusta), band sawyer, h. 501 Winsor.
Peterson, Wals V., laborer, over 622 Barrows.
Peterson, Walter, packer, r. 14 Cedar Ave.
Peterson, Walter, cabinet maker, r. 386 Willard.
Peterson, Wayne G., machine hand, r. 97-98 Allen Block.
Peterson, William, (Celia), carpenter, h. 310 South Main.
Peterson, William F., (Lula), shipping clerk, h. 9 Bassett.
Peterson, William H., (Anna L.)—pres. Period Furniture Co., Celoron, N.
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Peterson, William O., (Emma), machinist, h. 11 Tower.
Peterson, William S., (Martha), bench foreman h. 640 East Sixth.
PETERSON WINE HOUSE (INC.)—Joseph Dornberger, pres.; August Peterson,
treas; E. C. Fliege, sec.—115-117 West Third.
Peterson, Wendell J., clerk, r. 117 Wescott.
PETERSON & YOUNGQUIST—Oscar L. and Carl O — retail shoes, 21 E. 2d.
Peterson, see Pedersen.
Petrarssi, Pete, (Eulina), laborer, h. 59 Foote.
Petro, Joseph, (Vincenzo K.), laborer, h. 543 West Second.
Petronaci, Tony, laborer, bds. over 106 Harrison.
Pettit, James, (Mabel), foreman woodworker, bds. 23 Derby.
Pett, Joseph, (Sophia), upholsterer, h. 230 Hallock.
Pettingill, Fred, draughtsman, bds. 66 Tenth.
Pettis, John H., (Huldah), retired, h. 57 Ninth.
Petty, Richard, (Mary), textile worker, h. 383 Foote Ave.
Petyt, Ellen, widow John, h. 300 East Eighth.
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Phelps, Bert, teamster, bds. 22% Buffalo.
Phelps, George N., (Arvilla), gas meter reader, h. 47 Fourteenth.
Phelps, Robert H., (Anna M.), mechanic, h. over 517 Lafayette.
Phetteplace, Willard B., (Helen)—prop. Colonial Theater—rms. 310 Jefferson.
Phillips, Alma C, nurse, bds. 99 Prather Ave.
Phillips, Anastasia M., telephone operator, r. 213 West Second.
Phillips, Asa, lather, rms. 311 Pine.
Phillips, Blanche, clerk, rms. 418 East Fifth.
Phillips, Brewer D., (Ida M.)—pres. Bank of Jamestown—h. 501 Lakeview.
Phillips, DeGourney, (Ethel), conductor, h. 115 West Eighth.
Phillips, Emory, drayman, r. 73 Cole Ave.
Phillips, Ernest, farmer, r. under 812 East Second.
Phillips, Frederick G., (Edna), laborer, r. over 900 East Second.
Phillips, Glenn H., office clerk, r. over 210 East Second.
Phillips, Glenn P., (Birdie),—Phillips & Johnson—h. 405 West Sixth.
Phillips, Harold, (Emma), shipping clerk, h. 145^4 Chandler.
Phillips, Herbert V., student, r. 810 Washington.
Phillips & Johnson—Glenn P. and Edward P.—drugs, 3 West First.
Phillips, Julia, Mrs., h. under 157 Allen.
Phillips, Legrand A., (Jennie), shipping clerk, h. 1 Terrace Place.
'Phillips, Lephe, widow Corydon, h. 1 Terrace Place.
Phillips, Leon, farm hand, r. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Phillips, Leonard R., city fireman, rms. 28 Fenton Place.
Phillips, Louise E., student, r. 501 Lakeview Ave.
Phillips, Mae, textile worker, h. over 30 Stowe.
Phillips, Marvin F., (Florence), farmer, h. 504 Willard.
Phillips, Mary,—roomers, 509 West Fourth—r. do.
Phillips, Mary K., widow Cassius—boarders, 213 West Second—r. do.
Phillips, Milton E., (Florence A.), draughtsman, h. 86 Stewart Ave.
Phillips, Moss W., (Eleanor)—managing clerk, J. Delevan Curtiss—h. 21
Bemus Place.
Phillips, Nancy C, widow Hiram L., r. 54 Lakeview Ave.
Phillips, Nettie, Mrs., r. over 210 East Second.
Phillips, Phillip F., clothing clerk, r. 405 West Sixth.
Phillips, Ralph B., (Mildred)—prop. Hub Restaurant—h. 841 Lafayette.
Phillips, R. L., (Rose), surveyor, h. 207 West Fourth.
Phillips, Selma, r. 125 Fairview Ave.
Phillips, Stella M., widow Emmett A., dressmaker, r. over 58 McKinley Ave.
Phillips, Verlon M., (Petra K.)—steward, Eagle Temple—h. 810 Washington.
PHILO BURT MFG. CO.—W. M. Bemus, M. D., pres.; S. B. Bemus, vice
pres.; R. J. Barrows, Jr., sec.-treas.—spinal appliances, 5-7 W. Fourth.
Philo, Stewart W., (Clara), h. 9 Genesee.
Phoenix, E. W., farmer, rms. 705 West Eighth.
Piatz, James, laborer, r. under 435 Allen.
Piatz, Jennie, textile worker, r. under 435 Allen.
Piatz, Tony, (Anna), laborer, h. under 435 Allen.
Piazzo, Dominico, (Carmela), laborer, r. 618 English.
Piazzo, Joe, (Mary), laborer, h. 74 Water.
Piazzo, Joe—tailor, 302 Winsor—r. Falconer, N. Y.
Piazzo, Mike, (Lucy), laborer, r. 618 English.
Piazzo, Tony, (Catalda), laborer, h. 618 English.
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Pickard, George A., laborer, bds. 25% Whitley Ave.
Pickard, J. Arthur, wool sorter apprentice, r. 10 King.
Pickard, Jay, (Pearl D.)—Jamestown Commercial Gallery—h. 12 Crossman.
Pickard, Joe, (Avis), foreman textile worker, h. 10 King.
Pickard, John J., (Berdina M.), bartender, h. 207 West Fourth.
Pickard, Leon E., (Lottie), motorman, h. over 39 Hamilton.
Pickard, Lewis L., clerk, r. 26 Thirteenth.
Pickard, May D., jewelry clerk, r. 26 Thirteenth.
PICKARD, RAY F.. (Blanche L.)—attorney and justice of the peace, 534-535
Wellman Bldg.—h. 312 Crossman.
Pickard, Richard D., (Mary)—Jamestown Commercial Gallery, h. 11 Crossman.
Pickard, Richard L., (Ann), plumber, h. 297 Crescent.
Pickard, William E., (Addie A.), shop carpenter, h. 25% Whitley Ave.
Pickard, William H., (Florence), railway clerk, r. 26 Thirteenth.
Pickett, Fayette, r. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Pickett, Forest H., (Ollie M.)—treas. Jamestown Hardware Co.—h. 611
Washington.
Pickles, Sarah,—home baking, 221 Harrison—h. do.
Pier, Clara L., bookkeeper, h. 313 Prendergast Ave.
Pierce, Belle, widow Ernest, dressmaker and practical nurse, h. 89 Hazzard.
Pierce, Celia L., student, r. 603 East Seventh.
Pierce, Edward, solicitor Morning Post, bds. 322 East Third.
Pierce, Edwin F., accountant, bds. Ill East Sixth.
Pierce, Emmet D., (Adelia E.), carpenter, h. Lakeview Ave. Ext.
Pierce, Ezra M., (Ada), printer, h. 621 East Second.
Pierce, Harry, music teacher, r. 89 Hazzard.
Pierce, Maria L., widow Nelson, r. 303 West Second.
Pierce, Martin J., (Delia), clerk, h. over 34 North Main.
Pierce, Parker E., (Estelle), h. 511 East Second.
Pierce, Samuel H., (Alice B.), candy maker, h. 811 Prendergast Ave.
Pierce, Thomas J., (Caroline), loom fixer,h. 603 East Seventh.
Pierce, Winfield S., (Martha),—Walnutta Creams Co., Fairmount Ave.—h.
over 419 West Sixth.
Pierce, see Peirce.
Pihl, Peter, (Evilina), blacksmith, h. 100 Charles.
Pihl, Torwald, laborer, bds. 15 Peterson.
Pihlblad, Carl A., (Anna W.), cement worker, h. 400 Falconer.
Pihlblad, Carl W., (Selma L.), h. over 129 Bush.
Pihlblad, Frank Henry, (Christine), toolmaker, h. 21 Stowe.
Pihlblad, Gustaf, (Florence), wood finisher,h. over 15 Stowe.
Pihlblad, Hattie M., r. 7 Orchard.
Pihlblad, Henry, (Mary), painter, h. 22 Jeffords.
Pihlblad, John A., (Maud J.), city fireman, r. 718 Newland Ave.
Pihlblad, John A., (Ida J), tinsmith, h. 308 Hazeltine Ave.
Pihlblad, Olga L., clerk, r. 7 Orchard.
Pihlblad, Esther, milliner, r. 21 Stowe.
Pihlblad, Sagrid A., clerk, r. 7 Orchard.
JAMESTOWN Pihlblad, William C, HARDWARE (Anna M.), machinist, CO., h. Inc 7 Orchard. WRINGERS
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Piker, Pile, Pille, Pillsbury, Joe, Alois, Frank, laborer, F. (Lucy), Ivan, baker, bds. clerk, weaver, rms. 32 r. over Harrison. 71 h. Allen. over 801 Cherry. 834 Lafayette.

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Pinezone, Sebastiano, (Mary), textile worker, h. 17 Twelfth. 0©
Pinezone, Tony, laborer, bds. 17 Twelfth. ,^
Pingrey, Clarence A., (Glenna), commercial traveler, h. 48 Fourteenth. |S
Pingrey, Gordon M., student, r. 48 Fourteenth. g*
Pinlozne, Sam, laborer, r. 30 Institute.
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Pinnise, John, (Sungta),—confectionery, 228 Fairmount Ave.—h. 81 Water. *t
Pinot, John, laborer, r. 67 Foote Ave. m *
Pintagro, Jack, shoemaker, r. over 10 Whitley Place. §• 5.
Pintagro, Jack, (Concet), laborer, h. 10 Whitley Ave.
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Pintagro, Tony, (Rosa L.), laborer, h. 10 Whitley Place. 8- §*
Pintagro, Tom, (Carrie), laborer, h. over 10 Whitley Place. 3,5*
Pintzo, Mary, cutter, r. 30 Institute.
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Pintzo, Salvatore, laborer, 30 Institute. §
Pisel, Nellie, Mrs., clerk, r. 210 East Second.
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Pitts, George B., (Lucy)—pres. Clark Hardware Co.—h. 14 Lakeview Ave. mm
Pitts, J. Edwin, (Agnes K.),—Clark Hardware Co.—h. 519 Winsor.
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Pitts, Lucy E., widow John W., r. 14 Lakeview Ave. »»>»,
Pitts, Matitie B., clerk, r. 519 Winsor.
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Pitts, Walter, (Mary E.), stationary fireman, h. under 206 McKinley Ave. *"*{J
Plattner, Pitts, William David B., E., (Minnie (Mary), V.)—Jamestown h. 63 Hallock. Electric Co.—h. 20 Thirteenth. pfj
Plattner, Plaisted, L. Mildred M., Mrs., W., practical milliner, nurse, r. 63 Hallock. r. 901 Prendergast Ave.
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Poda, Alex, (Olunmdia), woodworker, h. 5 William.
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Planto, Victor, (Martha), textile worker, h. over 17 Bishop.
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Polara, John, (Josephine), barber, h. 1306 Washington.
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Plasch, Frank, (Nora), machine hand, h. under 39 Whitley Ave.
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Polara, Sam, oiler, r. over 114 Harrison.
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Plattner, Claud V., (Jessie L.), motorman, r. 63 Hallock.
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Polaro, Sarah, r. 1306 Washington.
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Pollard, Fred, (Susanna), textile worker, h. 109 Crescent.
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Pollard, Roy H., (Ina M.), textile worker, h. over 30 Derby.
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Pollard, Smith, '(Eliza), h. 215 Steele.
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Polotse, Jim, (Frances), woodworker, h. 329 Crescent.
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Pond, Matilda, widow Charles, h. 776 East Second.
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Pond, Pearl E., twister, r. 776 East Second.
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Pond, Rose F., twister, r. 776 East Second.
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Pool, Joseph, polisher, r. 217 South Main.
Pool, Tony, dyer, r. 217 South Main.
Poole, Arthur J., (Mary), foreman warp dresser, h. over 282 South Main.
Popalado, Joseph, (Robina), wood worker*, h. 449 West Second.'
Portal, John, (Mary M.), laborer, h. 427 Allen.
Portalla, Joe, laborer, r. 36% Harrison.
Porter, Annie, widow William J., domestic, rms. 36 Russell Block.
Porter, Anna, Mrs., h. 618 West Seventh.
Porter, Arthur J.—sec.-treas. Jamestown Business College Assn.—r. Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Porter, David, teamster, bds. 128 Water.
Porter, Glenn F., (May), brick setter, h. 1210 East Second.
Porter, Hubert E. V., (Grac e E.)—pres. and principal Jamestown Business
College Assn.—h. 209 West Seventh.
Porter, Ina, clerk, rms. 213 East Third.
Porter, Elmer E., (Mira), nightwatch, h. 225 Winsor.
Porter, Lucy L., r. 508 East Fifth.
Porter, Lucy M., stenographer, r. 225 Winsor.
Porter, Myrtle, widow James—matron, Y. M. C. A.—h. 912 Jefferson.
Porter, May E., Mrs., h. 7 Hanley.
Porter, Mary E., textile worker, r. 225 Winsor.
Portol, Carmello, (Anna), stationary fireman, h. 22 Institute.
Portol, Tony, r. 22 Institute.
Ports, Adam, truant officer, h. Ill Crossman.
Ports, Stella, teacher, r. Ill Crossman.
Poss, John V., (Hattie B.),—supt. N. Y. Telephone store room—h. 400 W.8th.
Post, August F., (Alma L.), upholsterer, h. 88 Sturges.
Post, Clyde A., farmer, r. over 45 Hazzard.
Post, Eugene A., (Sarah), carpenter, h. 15 Butts Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Post, Frank, lather, bds. Martin Road.
Post, G. Earl, cabinet maker, r. 45 Hazzard.
Post, Jerome W., (Lyda), laborer, h. over 45 Hazzard.
POST PUBLISHING CO.—R. C. Sheldon, pres.; R. K. Beach, treas. and business
mgr.; E. L. Allen, sec. and managing editor—publishers Morning
Post, 311-313 Washington.
POSTAL TELEGRAPH CO.—C. S. Woodin, mgr.—203 Cherry.
Postance, Arthur J., (Jessie)—auditor, Erie R. R.—h. 40 Prospect.
Potter, Bert, (Mary),—janitor St. Luke's Church—rms. 96 Allen Block.
Potter! Blaine, surveyor, r. 618 S.pring.
Potter, Blanche N., student, r. 30 Genesee.
Potter, Caroline E., widow Stephen, h. 6 Institute.
Potter, Catherine A., widow Roderick, h. 11 Bush.
Potter, Clayton J., (Mary)—asst. cashier Farmers & Mechanics Bank—h.
Forest Ave. Ext.
Potter, Everett N., (Eunice H.), h. 116 Barrett.
Potter, George T., (Anna), roofer, h. 10 Fairview Ave.
Potter, George W., (Bertha B.), commercial traveler, h. 618 Spring.
Potter! Howard W., (J. Belle)—York State Mills Co., 16 East First—h. 305
do Lafayette. it electrically That's us. Jamestown Electric Co.
Potter, Lida A., widow William, h. 30 Genesee.
Potter, Mark M., (Anna), h. 18 West Seventh.
Potter, Powell, Nellie Rodney Arthur Clarence M., R„ L., N.,—Powell-Clark student, plumber, (Catherine r. r. 30 A.), 116 Genesee. finisher,h. Lincoln. ,Co.—r. over 896% 309 East North Second. Main.

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Powell-Clark Co.—C. N. and Adelbert—ladies' and gent's tailoring, cleaning J3
PEARL CITY PAINT & GLASS CO., 15 Main Street q*
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Powell, Eugene E., (Mary), oiler, h. 1301 East Second.
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Powell, John C, (Emma), foreman carder, h. 116 Lincoln.
Powell, Robert N., (Caroline), retired, h. 842 Spring.
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Powell, Sarah A., r. 116 Lincoln.
Powers, Alton C, (Nellie L.)—roomers, over 22 Forest Ave.—h. do.
Powers, Charles, (Mamie), motorman, h. 45 Frink Ave.
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Powers, Joseph M., (Anna), blacksmith, h. over 824 North Main.
Powers, Leland, chauffeur, r. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Powers, Leon J., (Ada),—pool, 118 East Third—h. 640 Prendergast Ave.
Powers, Lorenzo D., (Mary J.)—undertaker and insurance, 616 Pine—h. do. Cl
Powers, Mathew J., laborer, rms. 193 Barrett.
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Powers, Nellie, Mrs., cook, h. over 20 Forest Ave.
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Prather, Abraham Su, (Martha), retired h. 863 Prendergast Ave.
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Prather, John, (Margaret)—real estate, over 101 East Third, and Jamestown
"Upholstery Co.—h. 354 East Fourth.
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Prather, Julia, widow H. Clarence,—roomers, 27 Forest Ave.—h. do. ft
Pratt, Arthur M., (Jessie),—second hand goods, 100 Fairmount Ave.—h. 75 •
Hallock.
Pratt, B. J., commercial traveler, rms. 318 Prendergast Ave.
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Pratt, Charles, painter and paperhanger, rms. 831 North Main.
Pratt, Charles, (Anna), metal and iron worker, r. over 323 Willard.
Pratt, Clifford, clerk, r. 7 Hanley.
Pratt, Dudley D., (Anna T.)—steward, B. P. O. E. Club—h. 213 Curtis. *0 %_
Pratt, Earl F., (Mabel), grinder, h. 7 Hanley.
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Pratt, Gertrude, student, r. 650 Buffalo.
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Pratt, Howard S., (Lura J.), bookkeeper, h. 110 East Second.
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Pratt, John S., (Dora L.), foreman weaver, h. 866 North Main.
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Pratt, Mary, widow Richard, h. 650 Buffalo. J2#
Pratt, Mildred, student, rms. 318 Prendergast Ave.
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Pratt, William M., (Cecelia M.), R. R. conductor, h. 650 Buffalo.
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Preater, Lily, domestic, 10 Prospect.
Prendergast Block, 301-307 North Main.
PRENDERGAST FREE LIBRARY—Lucia T. Henderson, librarian—West
Fifth, bet. Washington and Cherry.
Prescott, Robert A., (Mae I.), commercial traveler, h. 824 Prendergast Ave. T
Present, Abe—jewelry and pawn broker, 25 North Main—rms. 315 W. 3rd. jr^.
Preston, Abadiah W., stone cutter, bds. 10% Crane. S"
Preston, Calvin E., (Mary), carpenter, h. 8 Hunt Road.
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Preston, Charles, (Margaret), painter and paper hanger, h. 204 Lafayette. m*
Preston George M., student, r. 204 Lafayette.
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Preston, John L., (Effie L.), paper hanger, h. 204 Lafayette.
Preston, Julia, r. 760 East Second.
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Baldwin, Price, Preston, Prevost, Anna, Allison Amy Bessie, Charles Charlotte Albert ____ Alice, R. Percy T. Bertha, E., Martha, weaver, Hand S.,—asst. typist, H., widow T.,—Jamestown graduate A., (Clara (Mary h. r. a^££r>Z~L0tin*s' widow rms. r. 203 Wilson 225 sec. 309 M.), nurse, B.), over East George, West Slone, packer, oil A., Fourth. Auto rms. 10 Eighth. producer, r. Third. Melhuish South 310 Repair 77 h. 760 Lakeview 551 Glasgow Main. East h. West Co.—rms. & 310 Co.—r. Second. Jeweler Ave. Lakeview Third. 310 Jefferson. Lakeview Ave. l| Ave. JJJ ch m*. "fl^ J* {3 B» _\ ^W Sz
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Cabinet Co.—h. 907 Prendergast Ave.
Price, Claude, blacksmith, r. under 28 Institute.
Price, Clayton E., (Mary R.), hardware clerk, h. 801 North Main.
H Price, Edward C, clerk, r. 35 Falconer.
Price, Frances, clerk, rms. 315 West Third.
Price, Frank E., blacksmith, h. 28 Institute.
Price, Fred A., (Emily A.), carpenter, h. 35 Falconer.
W Price, Gay lord W., (Florence E.)—master mechanic, Jamestown St. Ry. Co.
—h. 9 Catlin Ave.
Price, Hattie E., widow A. N., r. 907 Prendergast Ave.
Price, Henry C, (Florence A.), retired, h. 225 East Eighth.
Price, James H., (Lillian A.), real estate, h. 628 East Sixth.
Price, J. Irving,—mgr. Eagle Specialty Co.—r. 628 East Sixth.
Price, Lena H., widow B. M„ h. over 56 Grant.
Price, Leslie A.—sales mgr. Eagle Specialty Co.—r. 628 East Sixth.
Price, Louise O., music teacher, r. 300 East Sixth.
Price, Madge A., teacher, bds. 839 Spring.
Price, Marion J., (Bertha), painter, h. 113 Hallock.
Price, Ned S., (Ina A.),—solicitor N. Y. Telephone Co.—h. 59 Thirteenth.
Price, Olive L., baker, r. 366 East Third.
Price, Orsell Cook, (Margaret R.),—attorney, over 103 East Third—h. 206
Lakeview Ave.
Price, Oscar F.,—city treasurer, City Hall—h. 300 East Sixth.
Price, Wallace C, (A. Mae), poultryman, h. 309 West Third.
Price, Walter, factory laborer, bds. 178 Fairmount Ave.
H Price, Wilson C.—attorney, 404-406 Fenton Bldg. and sec. Clarke Baking Co.
—r. 310 Lakeview Ave.
Priestley, Tom, (Ann), textile worker, h. over 636 East Sixth.
Prieterre, Cosman, (Grace), woodworker, h. 81% Water.
Priest, Edith T., r. 181 South Main.
Priest, Frank, (Ina T.)—traveling passenger agent Erie R. R., Buffalo, N. Y.
—h. 181 South Main.
Prince, Alvin E.,—sec. Straight Dry Plate Co.—h. 1414 East Second.
Prince, Anna, widow John, h. over 136 Barrett.
0 Prince, Bessie M., telephone operator, r. over 136 Barrett.
Prince, George F., (Iva M.), machine operator, h. over 78 Stewart Ave.
Prince, James, (Anna), h. 130 Institute.
Prine, Jay W., (Eva), wood carver, h. 159 Park.
Printz Clothing Co. (The)—Samuel Printz, mgr.—clothing and gent's furnishings,
208 North Main.
Printz, Samuel X.—mgr. The Printz Clothing Co.—rms. over 211 N. Main.
Pritchard, Ethel M., r. 34 Thayer.
Pritchard, Frank B., house painter, rms. 25 Warner Block.
Pritchard, Harry, (Alice), shipping clerk, r. under 107 Willard.
Most BLACK Probst, Prosser, Pritchard, Priveter, Proctor, h. Popular 12 Ernest J. Arthur, David Clara, Joseph, Teresa, Woodworth Carrie, Stella, Darrell, C, BEAR W., Place textile clerk, widow (Anna (Margaret)—mgr. (Laura mechanic, Ave. in worker, r. Frank, B.), the L.), 155 CAFE, h. r. City. Weeks. commercial spooler, r. 427 128 155 r. 427 order Allen. Park. Weeks. Ladies Allen.
HENRY h. dept.DahlstromMetallicDoorCo.—
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Prosser, Leon, r. 155 Weeks.
Prosser, Lewis W„ (Alice)—creamery, 561 East Second—h. 155 Weeks.
Prosser, Sarah E., widow Jefferson W., h. 102 Barrows.
Prosser, Willis P., (Sarah), carpenter, h. 1307 West Sixth.
PROUDFIT CLOTHING CO.—W. H. Proudfit, pres.; J. A. Osmer, vice pres
F. H. Broadhead, sec; W. P. Osmer, treas.—206 North Main. ^—
Proudfit, William H., (Ellen H.)—pres. Proudfit Clothing Co.—h. 213 E. 4th. ~
Prout, Leonora, widow Albert P.,—roomers, 314 West Second—r. do.
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Provancha, Alex, (May)—repairman, J. St. Ry., h. 175 Livingston Ave. ~—
Provin, James D., (Anna), machinist, h. 30 Royal Ave.
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Prudhomne, Louise V., Mrs., r. 822 Washington.
Pruit, Sam, (Teresa), laborer, h. over 10 Whitley Place.
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Pruiti, Joe, (Josephine), laborer, h. over 36% Harrison.
Pruyne, Mabel E. B., Mrs., r. 819 Prendergast Ave.
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Pryme, Elizabeth, widow Simon, r. 12 Fulton.
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Pufahl, Pullan, Wilfred, Stella, cigar (Rebecca), maker, textile r. 1016 worker, Clinton. h. 90% Barrett.
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Pugh, Pullman William Cafe,—H. E.,—pres. R. Mecusker, Chautauqua prop.—217 Lumber Washington.
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Puglieelti, Pullman Shoe Salvatore, Shine Parlor—Thomas laborer, bds. over Papas—1 20 Harrison. Taylor.
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Pullan, Pulver, James Guy L., S., (Myra (Martha B.), A.), postman, foreman h. 12 textile Chestnut. worker, h. 610 East Second. tO fPl
Punk, Andrew, (Katherine), baggage handler, h. 873 Lafayette.
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Purcell, Fred C„ (Elizabeth E.)—physician and surgeon, 551 E. 2nd.—h. do.
Purdon, William, carpenter, bds. 203 Lafayette.
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Purdy, Carl S„ (Flora M.), commercial traveler, h. 32 Whitley Ave.
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Purdy, Charles M., (Ella M.)—sec. treas. Jamestown Electric Mills—h. 207 2
Lincoln. m.
Purdy, R. Roy, (Elizabeth)—vice pres. and mgr. retail dept. Jamestown Elec- mr_
trie Mills—h. 28-29-36 New Gifford Bldg. o J3-
Purdy, William G., (L. Maude)—pres. Jamestown Electric Mills—h. 28 Broad- *3 pm
head Ave.
Pure, Bert, rms. 311 Pine.
Puritan Confectionery (The)—Odysseus and Spiro Ford, props.—confections,
fruits and ice cream, 119 West Third. .
Puritan, Lunch,—Mrs. S. Shelters—219 Washington. 3 **]
Purkiss, Arthur F., (Mary N.)—pastor First Baptist Church—h. 117 Church, ft ch
Putnam, DeEtta, Mrs., r. 283% South Main.
Putnam, Edgar P., (M. Eppie), retired, h. 347 East Fourth.
Putnam, Flora A., widow Davis, r. 404 West Eighth.
Putnam, George, clerk, bds. over 434 Falconer.
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Putnam, George F., (Estella S.), farmer, h. 48 Broadhead Ave.
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Putnam, George L., clerk, rms. 434 Falconer.
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Putnam, Leo D., salesman, r. 48 Broadhead Ave.
Putnam, Lewis A., post office clerk, h. 404 West Eighth.
Putnam, Vannie E., Mrs., r. 428 East Sixth.
Pyper, Hendricka, domestic, 544 Lakeview Ave.
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Quantie, Angelo, (Marian), laborer, h. 303 Crescent.
Quick, Clarence, (Mina), h. over 1023 East Second.
Quiding, Ida G., widow Herman, h. 292 Willard.
Quiding, Jacob, gardener, rms. 2 Forest Park.
Quigley, Nora, widow Andrew, r. 352 East Fourth.
Quinlan, James M., (Myra G.), police, h. 630 Spring.
Quinlan, Lillian, telephone operator, r. 6 Broadhead Ave.
Quinlan, William B.,—asst. rector SS. Peter & Paul's Catholic Church—r.
508 Cherry.
Quinn, Florence N„ Mrs.—The Palm Restaurant—h. over 718 East Seventh.
Quinn, Janet, widow Israel, r. 165 Falconer.
Quirk, William, sheet metal worker, r. 1009 Prendergast Ave.
Quisimberto, Fanny, student, r. 502 Crescent.
Quisimberto, Paulo, (Alexandrina), laborer, h. 502 Crescent.
Quist, Adolph, finisher,bds. 120 Bush.
Quist, Carl F., (Selma R.), clothing clerk, h. 307 Price.
Quist, Charles J„ (Augusta), stone mason, h. 39 Oak.
Quist, David L., (Petrea), upholsterer, h. 39 Oak.
Quist, Edward, sheet metal worker, bds. 117 Allen.
Quist, Emory, stone mason, r. 39 Oak.
Quist, Grace, r. 66 Liberty.
Quist, Oscar, (Edith), metal worker, h. 110 William.
Quist, Viola R., student, r. 307 Price.
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Radley, James, (Florence), commercial traveler, h. 41 Cross. 2. £
Raeon, Charles, (Mary),—shoe shop, 781 East Second—h. 782 do. S 2
Raffa, Frank, (Marra), laborer, h. over 36% Harrison. • >|
Raffa, Sebastian, (Carmella), barber, h. 28 Harrison. | §
Raffa, Sebastian, Jr., (Mary), machine hand, h. 28 Harrison. a "<
Raffa, Tom, (Sarah), machine hand, h. 16% Harrison.
Raffa, Tony, (Carmelo)—retail meats, 34 Harrison—h. 16% do.
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Rafino, Nic, (Anna), laborer, h. 35 Barrows.
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Rahm, Carl A., laborer, r. 42 Eagle. C 2
Rahm, Frank E., upholsterer, r. 42 Eagle.
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Rahm, Mabel E., textile worker, r. 42 Eagle. »
Rahm, William F., woodworker, r. 42 Eagle. S" 8
Raines, Edith A., weaver, r. over 191 Newton Ave. "• §
Raines, George R., sheet metal worker, h. over 191 Newton Ave. "§ "
Rainey, Margaret, cook, r. 28 Institute. E. §
Rainey, Julia, cook, h. 28 Institute.
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Raistrick, Albert L., (Lillian W.)—office mgr. National Furniture Co.—h. 22 > g'
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Raistrick, Arthur, electrician, r. 90 Barrett. ""
Raistrick, Emily, widow John, h. 90 Barrett. o S
Raistrick, James, (Bertha), twister, h. 133 Stowe. § 5
Raistrick, M. Anna, graduate nurse, r. 90 Barrett.
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Raistrick, William, (Alice E.), wool sorter, h. 83 Hazzard.
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Rakigs, Randall, Hassen, Andrew, dyer, (Eva), r. 116% real estate, Harrison. h. 50 Eleventh. §" _ C" —
Ralph, Randall, Karl Charles R., (Elizabeth), A., (Katharine), machinist, furniture h. 31 clerk, Fluvanna h. 837 Ave. North Main. ' 2 | §
Randall, Ralph, Mary,- Deliah widow H., telephone Frederick, operator, r. 12 Myrtle. r. 837 North Main.
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Ramsey, Margaret, widow Charles, h. 1041 North Main. i S
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Randall, Earl E., machinist, r. 295 South Main.
Randall, Edgar C., business student, r. over 214 East Second.
Randall, Frank M.,—janitor, Prendergast Free Library—h. 60 Water.
Randall, Helece R., stenographer, The Journal, rms. 405 West Third.
Randall, Mary, r. 60 Water.
Randall, Merle R., student, r. over 214 East Second.
Randall, Vera E., business student, r. over 214 East Second.
Randall, William E., (Florence)—Globe Saloon, 214 East Second—h. over do.
Randall, William E., (Nellie), stationary engineer, h. 295 South Main.
Rang, Axel, (H. Pauline), finisher,h. over 224 Forest Ave.
Ransom, Frances E., student, r. over 149 McKinley Ave.
Ransom, Marion A., r.. 110 Forest Ave.
Ransom, Rose, r. over 27 Scott.
Rapid Shoe Shop—K. Bloomberg, prop.—708 East Second.
Rapp, Harold, student, r. 26 West Eighth.
Rapp, John A., clothing clerk, rms. 409 West Third.
Rapp, J. William, (Nina), woodworker, h. 25 Twelfth.
Rapp, Oscar, (Signa), cabinet maker, h. 1117 Newland Ave.
Rapp, Pauline, Mrs., h. 26 West Eighth.
Rapp, Pauline, student, r. 26 West Eighth.
Rapp, Salome, widow George—roomers, 11 West Fourth—r. do.
Rappole, Celina, widow Henry, r. 241 Fulton.
Rappole, George, (Elizabeth)—pres. Eagle Garage Co.—h. Bemus Point.
Ras, Johanna, widow Jacobus, r. 21 Chambers.
Ras, William, (Alice J.), sheet metal worker, h. 21 Chambers.
Rashley, Bertram L., textile worker, r. 215 McKinley Ave.
Rashley, Corinne H., Mrs., textile worker, r. 54 McKinley Ave.
Rashley, William H., (Annis L.), textile worker, h. 215 McKinley Ave.
Rashley, William H., Jr., textile worker, r. 215 McKinley Ave.
Rask, Alfred A., (Mary), stationary engineer, r. over 400 Falconer.
Rask, August W.; (Johanna M.), foreman brickmaker, h. 124 Falconer.
Rask, E. Harold, laborer, r. 124 Falconer.
Rask, Henry G., (Carolyn V.)—real estate, 228-230 Wellman Bldg.—h. 408
Washington.
Rasmussen, E. F., clothing clerk, bds. Hotel Humphrey.
Rasmussen, William, (Gladys H.), clerk, h. 447 Allen.
Rasmusson, Alfred A., elevator operator, r. 77 Tower.
Rasmussen, Albert, wood worker, r. 368 Willard.
Rasmussen, Hans, (Carrie), laborer, h. 41 Twelfth.
Rasmusson, John J., police, r. 368 Willard.
Rasmusson, Lars L., (Hansine), woodworker, h. 77 Tower.
Rasmusson, Nels P., (Hilda), wood worker, r. 368 Willard.
Rasmussen, P. H., r. 321 Hazzard.
Rastevo, Carl, r. 9 Water.
Rastevo, Carrie, textile worker, r. 9 Water.
Rastevo, Sam, (Julia), h. 9 Water.
Rathbun, Gladys A., clerk, r. 8 Kingsbury Ave.
Rathbun, William S., (Jessie S.), clerk, h. 8 Kingsbury Ave.
Ratine, Joe, (Tripoli), florist,h. Merlin Ave.
Rawley, Jay, lunch counter clerk, h. over 22 Forest Ave.
JAMESTOWN Rawlings, Rawnsley, Opposite Marguerite Elizabeth, John James, HARDWARE F., Street (Clara)—retail (Ella)—regulator second r. I., 518 Car teacher, Waiting Foote girl, CO., 70 Ave. groceries, Room r. Fairmount 518 man, Inc. Foote Penna. 642 clothes Ave. Foote Gas Co.—h. & Ave.—h. IRONING baskets 518 over Foote BOARDS do. Av.

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Rawson, Clark H., (Minnie W.)—dentist, 6 Barrett Bldg.—h. 427% Lincoln. **
Rawson, Frederick H., (Klahr L.), real estate, h. 411 Pine.
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Raymond, David, (Frances), boiler maker, h. 356 East Third.
Raymond, Guy, (Ferna Dott), paper hanger and painter, h. 116 East Fourth.
Raymond, Jerome C, (Mattie), wood worker, h. 356 East Third.
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Reading, Richard H., (Edna J.), clerk, h. 119 Price.
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Reagan, Daniel, (Mary), foreman cutter, h. 22 Catlin Ave. m*
Reagan, John, laborer, h. 9 Seymour Ave. (*$
Reagan, John H., errand boy, r. 22 Catlin Ave.
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Reagle, George E., (Lillian M.)—wall paper and paint, 176 Fairmount Ave.— CtOt
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D Reed, May E., boxmaker, r. 16 Wilton Ave.
Reed, Minnie C, Mrs., h. 84 Stewart Ave.
Reed & Odell—P. J. and Frank E.—plumbers, under 12 Forest Ave.
Reed, Robert, (Millie E.), shipping clerk, h. 303 Foote Ave.
Reed, Tillie M., domestic, r. 16 Wilton Ave.
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Reed, Viola, stenographer, r. 6 Broadhead Ave.
Reed, Walter H., (Merl M.), investments, h. 412 West Third.
Reed, see Reid.
Reeder, Charles H., machinist, r. 343 Falconer.
W Reeder, Harry E., (Clara), postman, h. 55 Ninth.
Reeder, John T., city fireman,r. 343 Falconer.
Reeder, Thomas E., captain city police, h. 343 Falconer.
Reeder, see Reader.
Regen, Harry, clerk, rms. 311 Pine.
Rees, Alma E.,—matron Agnes Home, 6 Broadhead Ave.—h. do.
Rees, Joe H., (Ella H.), 203 West Second.
Reeser, Harry, (Mary), machine hand, r. 109 Eleventh.
Reeves, Warren L., retired, rms. over 46-48 Market.
Regas, Harry K.,—prop. Sugar Bowl—rms. 311 Pine.
REGER, HARRY S. (Anne F.)—specialist eye,ear,nose and throat, 420 Wellman
Bldg.—h. 641 Lakeview Ave.
Reggio, Frank, (Mary), h. 96 Water.
Regolo, Sebastian, laborer, r. over 33 Franklin.
Regolo, Sebastiano, domestic, r. over 33 Franklin.
Regolo, Sebastian J., laborer, r. over 33 Franklin.
Rehn, Oscar, (Maria), lather, h. 22 Pearl Ave.
Rehn, Rose, textile worker, r. 22 Pearl Ave.
Rehn, Victoria, weaver, r. 22 Pearl Ave.
Rehnberg, Albert, (Sophie), aristo worker, h. 230 Hazzard.
H Rehnberg, August, (Mary), foreman metal worker, h. 10 Terrace Place.
Rehnberg, Ethel, clerk, r. 10 Terrace Place.
Rehnberg, Mildred, student, r. 10 Terrace Place.
Rehnberg, see Renberg.
Reid, Alex H., (Alice I.), textile worker, h. over 311 Allen.
Reid, Robert L., Jr., textile worker, r. 303 Foote Ave.
Reid, see Reed.
Rein, G. Arthur, (Bessie B.), window trimmer, h. Price and Sturges.
Rein, Harold, shipping clerk, bds. 525 East Fifth.
Reinhold, Elmer, (Hannah), painter, h. 323 Hazzard.
Reiter, Isaac, (Sarah), h. 939 East Second.
O Reiser, George M., (Emily), hotel porter, h. 28 Fairmount Ave.
RELIANCE CLOTHING CO.—M. E. Towne, prop.—retail clothing, hats,
men's furnishings, 312 North Main.
Remington Typewriter Co.—H. E. Doyle, agent—41-42 Gokey Bldg.
Remley, Cora, textile worker, r. 61 East Cowden Place. •
Renberg, Adolph, (Emma)—supt. city gravel pit—h. 234% Sprague.
Renberg, W. Walter—asst. mgr. John Burklund & Co.—r. 234% Sprague.
Renberg, see Rehnberg.
Reng, August, (Othelia), metalworker, h. 225 Weeks.
Renner, James E., (Maude), metal polisher, h. 6 Elk.
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Rexford, Edwin L., (Maud), woodworker, h. 8 Hanford Ave.
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Rexford, Sherwood, surveyor, r. 8 Hanford Ave.
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REXFORD, WARNER S., (Mae J.)—Wicks & Rexford, and asst. District At- X
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Reynolds, A. Harrison, (Ethel)—mgr. Barrett Bldg., 4% do—h. 405 E. 4th. ^^
Reynolds, Axel, foreman woodworker, h. 25 Highland Ave. g*
Reynolds, Cecilia, widow Orlando M., r. 512% Prendergast Ave.
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Reynolds, Edward W., (Agnes), finisher,h. over 909 Jefferson.
Reynolds, Elsie, teacher, rms. 333 East Fifth.
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Reynolds, Ethel M., r. 25 Highland Ave. |C
Reynolds, Frank A., painter and paper hanger, h. 512% Prendergast Ave. __
Reynolds, Harvey F., (Ellen C), retired, h. 209 Forest Ave.
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Reynolds, Lewis C„ (Mabel), commercial traveler, h. 53 McKinley Ave. ft
Reynolds, William R., (Helen B.)—bus. mgr. Broadhead Worsted Mills; ft
sec. Jamestown Street Ry., Chautauqua Traction Co., J. W. & N. W. mm
R. R., and Chautauqua Lake Navigation Co.—h. 308 West Fifth. ^^
Reynolds, William R., Jr., college student, r. 308 West Fifth.
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Rhinehart, William W., (Cynthia), stationary engineer, h. under 325 Foote. ft
Rhodes, Ada, Mrs., h. 410% Washington.
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Rhodes, Charles H., (Hattie H.), insurance, h. 21 Cook Ave.
Rhodes, Fred, (Minnie), carpenter, h. 129 Fulton.
Rhodes, Leslie, (Alice), gardener, h. over 40 Flagg Ave.
Rhodes, Lester E., bartender, rms. over 116 East Third.
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Rhodes, Lester L., (Florence E.), switchman Erie R. R., h. 630 Palmer.
Rhodes, Marietta L., widow Daniel D., h. 1080 North Main.
Rhodes, Markus J., (May), carpenter, h. 128 Van Buren.
Rhodes, William H., (Emmeline), nightwatch, h. 100 Newton Ave.
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Rhubottom, Jennie, Mrs., r. 57 Ninth.
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Ribbing, John E., (Genora W.), paper hanger, h. 185 Summit.
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Ribbing, Oscar F., (Gertrude), painter, h. 78 Benson. v.
Ribbing, Perle W., paper hanger, r. 185 Summit.
Rice, Adelbert, (Ella), h. 809 Jefferson.
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Rice, Al. D., (Mynette R.)—vice pres. Camp Art Co.—h. 25 Chestnut. ft
Rice, Alice M., r. 26 Derby.
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Rice, Bertha E., dressmaker, r. 26 Derby.
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Rice, Dudley B., student, r. 26 Derby.
Rice, Frank C. (Jeanette L.)—asst. mgr. Pearl City Veneer Co.—h. 126 09
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Rice, George W., student, r. 126 Fulton. m.
Rice, Helen M., widow A. B., h. 66 Liberty.
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Rice, Kenneth F„ student, r. 126 Fulton.
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Rice, Mary B., widow George A., r. 110 Forest Ave.
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Rice, Stephen L., (Alice), carpenter, h. 26 Derby.
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Rich, Bertha, teacher, bds. 1114 Prendergast Ave,
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Rich, Mary S., widow Earl C, dressmaker, r. 22 Cook Ave.
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Rich, William A., (Ellen), h. 100 Liberty. *^
Richard, Frank, (Pauline), baker, h. 207 Summit.
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Richardson, Charles A., (Lucy M.), machinist, h. 277 Prospect.
Richardson, David H., (Augusta), R. R. conductor, h. 230 Crossman. •
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Richardson, William, (Jennie), h. over 29 West Eighth.
Richeano, John, (Madelin), wood worker, h. 329 Crescent.
Richey, Mildred A., head surgical nurse, W. C. A. Hospital.
Richmond, Edith A., clerk, r. 518 Stowe.
W Richmond, James H., (Kate), candy maker, h. 518 Stowe.
Richmond, K. B., (Matilda), h. 168% Chandler.
Richter, Bernard, (Delia), insurance, h. 34 Kingsbury Ave.
Richter, Elizabeth, student, r. 34 Kingsbury Ave.
Richter, Frank A., (Phoebe), bronze worker, h. 20 West Fourth.
Richter, Theresa, teacher, r. 34 Kingsbury Ave.
Rick, Antoinette, teacher, r. 287 Hallock.
Rick, Bertha E., teacher, r. 287 Hallock.
Rick, Elizabeth B., widow John, h. 287 Hallock.
Rick, Julius D. F., (Mildred M.)—sec.-treas. Chautauqua Refrigerator Co.—h.
20 Royal Ave.
Ricker, Levant E., (Ina J.), retired, h. 13 McKinley Ave.
Rickenbrode, John, clerk, bds. Ill East Sixth.
Rickerson, James E., (Luella M.), conductor, h. 79 Livingston Ave.
Ridder, Anna, domestic, r. 6 Winsor.
Ridder, Carl, (Lotten), blacksmith, h. 6 Winsor.
Ridder, Edwin, painter, r. 6 Winsor.
Ridder, Joseph TJ., (Jarda), sheet metal worker, h. 47 Tower.
Ridell, Edwin A., (Ethel P.),—sales correspondent Art Metal Const. Co.—h.
286 Livingston Ave.
H Rider, Bernard, (Jennie)—retail groceries, 939 East Second—h. over do.
Rider, Floyd D.,—Strong Veneer Co.—r. Gerry, N. Y.
Rider, Isaac, (Sophia), peddler, h. over 9 Barrows.
Rider, Leila H., rms. over 14 East Third.
Rider, Mauda, student, r. over 939 East Second.
Rider, Sigurd, (Edith), h. 26 Barrows.
Ridgway, Guy E.,—physician, 11-13 West First.—bds. do.
Ridgeway, May, Mrs., h. 508 East Fifth.
Riggio, Ettore G., (Nina),—pastor Italian M. E. Mission—h. 142 Foote Ave.
Rightmyer, H. Bertram, (Bertha), brick setter, h. 103 Stowe.
Riken, Isador, canvasser, bds. 9 Sevenfeenth.
O Riker, John C, (Florence), laborer, h. 402 East Fourth.
Riley, Alfred, (Sarah A.), textile worker, h. 42 Foote Ave.
Riley, Caroline, widow Louis, baker, h. 816 North Main.
Riley, Edward M., (Lucy), telephone electrician, h. 816 North Main.
Riley, Henry—Woodhead, Olsen & Riley—h. 42 Foote Ave.
Riley, Lawrence, wool sorter, rms. 217 West Second.
Riley, Louise L., bookkeeper, r. 42 Foote Ave.
Riley, Sarah, textile worker, bds. over 52 Vega.
Riley, Walter, plumber, r. 42 Foote Ave.
Rima, Sam, (Josephine), shoemaker, h. 98 Water.
Rinaldo, Axel, (Anna), sheet metal worker, h. 199 Barrett.
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Ringquist, Johanna, r. over 12 Crown.
Ringrose, Thomas H., (Florence)—pres. and gen. mgr. International Casement
Co.—h. 30 Grant.
Rinella, Augustino, (Rose),—Jamestown Fruit Co.—h. over 49 South Main.
Riolo, Carmello, (Carmella), laborer, h. over 118 Harrison.
Riolo, Nunzia, duffer, r. over 118 Harrison.
Risley, Benjamin F., (Mary J.j, bolter, h. over 820 East Second.
Risley, Carl O., (Effie R.), laborer, h. 676 Buffalo.
Risley, Doris B., student, r. 803 Cherry.
Risley, George W., (Hope M.), painter and finisher,h. 803 Cherry.
Risley, Horton E., (Marion), finisher, r. 803 Cherry.
Risley, Mary C, Mrs., stenographer, r. 803 Cherry.
Risley, William H., (Minnie), conductor, h. 300 West Eighth.
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Rivers, Charles H., (Alice), florist,h. over 805 North Main. ft
Rivers, Clarence, (Eva), florist,h. over 813 Jefferson. (jj
Riverside Hotel—John Starkweather, mgr.—119-123 Fairmount Ave. • rg.
Riverside Hotel Barber Shop—Northrop Bros.—117 Fairmount Ave.
Rizzo, Ferdno, (Angeline), laborer, r. Merlin Ave., R. F. D. 77.
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Rizzo, Frank, (Sarah), fruit peddler, h. Merlin Ave. R. F. D. 77.
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Rizzo, Peter, fruit peddler, r. Merlin Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Rizzo, Tony, (Carmela), h. 48 Foote Ave. *
Roach, Emily, clerk, r. 11 East Sixth.
Roach, Ella M., r. 11 East Sixth.
Roach, Oscar H., (Bertha), painter, h. under 529 West Third.
Robbins, Chester E., (Nora B.), laborer, h. under 851 Prendergast Ave.
Robbins, C.J., r. 252 Hopkins Ave.
Robbins, Floyd M„ bell boy, r. 23 Valley.
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Robbins, Gurney, (Rose), machine hand, h. 308 Woodlawn Ave. «^
Robbins, Samuel B., (Selma),—sec.treas. Eagle Garage Co.—h. 318 S. Main, mm
Robbins, Wesley M., (Mary), foreman lumber handler, h. 23 Valley. Jj»
Roberts, Archie W., college student, r. 116 Prospect.
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Roberts, Carrie, weaver, r. 275% South Main.
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Roberts, Daniel W., (Martha J.), carpet layer, h. 1025 Washington.
Roberts, Dorothy, student, r. 47 Fairmount Ave.
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Roberts, Emogene O., r. 116 Prospect.
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Roberts, Frances A., widow DeWalton P., r. 191 Barrett.
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Roberts, Frederick T.—houseman, Hotel Samuels—rms. 310 Jefferson.
Roberts, Gertrude P., musician, r. 1025 Washington. 90,
Roberts, Henry H.,—lumber and veneers, Humphrey House—bds. do. ft
Roberts, John E., (Ella A.), machinist and electrician, h. 116 Prospect. m-y
Roberts, Joseph M., (Hilda), stenographer, h. 112 Eleventh.
Roberts, Louis L., (Dora W.), carpet layer, h. 863 Spring.
Roberts, Lynn, (Florence), contracting'carpenter, h. 105 Ellicott.
Roberts, Melissa, widow Albert, r. 167 Stowe.
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Roberts, Rachel M., student, r. 64 Grant.
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ROBERTS, ROY G., (Adell)—dentist, 500 Chadakoin Bldg.—h. 15 Spruce. JJ*
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pres.; John H. Ipson, sec.—mfrs. parlor and library tables, 2-14 Steele.
Robertson, John, (Hannah C), retired, h. under 825 Spring.
Robertson, Peter C., (Carolina), carpenter, h. 223 South Main.
Robinault, Leo, conductor, bds. 560 East Second.
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Robinson, Alice A., weaver, r. over 44 Bush.
Robinson, Bertha, student, r. over 2 Winsor.
Robinson, Dell, (Effie), carpenter, h. under 215 Fulton.
Robinson, Doris, clerk, r. 8 Shaw Ave.
W Robinson, Fred, (Elizabeth), carpenter, h. 5 Howard Ave.
Robinson, George E., (Violet), bartender, h. 8 Shaw Ave.
Robinson, George W., (Irene), painter, h. over 212 West Second.
Robinson, Hattie, domestic, 4 Lakeview Ave.
Robinson, John W.—barber and pool, under 14 East Third—h. 212%Washington.
Robinson, Mary J., h. over 44 Bush.
Robinson, Ralph, (Kathleen), mechanic, h. 36 Mechanic.
Robinson, Sidney, (Martha), waste sorter, h. over 30 Franklin.
Robinson, William, r. 178 Steele.
Roburg, Hilda C, r. 488% Willard.
Roch, Patsy, (Angeline), woodworker, h. 219 Allen.
Roche, Warren J., (Sagrid E.), barber, h. under 228 Forest Ave.
ROCKWELL, SUSIE E., widow Fred—chiropody, manicuring and hair dressing,
over 122 West Third—h. do.
MRS. S. E. ROCKWELL
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Rodda, James L., (Anna), chauffeur, h. over 110 Broadhead Ave.
H Rodda, Ora E., (Florence E.)—terminal agent Warren-Jamestown St. Ry.
Co.—h. 346 Foote Ave.
Rodgers, Herman, retired, r. 16 Grant.
Rodgers, Howard S., (Nellie), stationary engineer, h. 16 Grant.
Rodgers, see Rogers.
Rodier, Robert H., (Marion), clerk, r. 110 East Sixth.
Rodine, Carl, metalworker, bds. 8 Thayer.
Rodman, George L., (Gretchen), bookkeeper, h. 85 Howard.
Rodney, Albert C, (Edith)—bakery and creamery, 207 Fairmount Ave.—
h. 27 Catlin Ave.
O Rodney, Walter, (Cora), nickel plater, h. 27 Genesee.
Roeberg, George, laborer, bds. 326 Palmer.
Rogers, Allen O., (Blanche), machinist, h. 832% North Main.
Rogers, Daniel R., (Margaret), commercial traveler, h. over 1019 E. Second.
Rogers, Edith M., r. 627 East Sixth.
C Rogers, Elizabeth F., widow Hugh M., h. 613 East Seventh.
*"* Rogers, Ellen S., widow DeWitt C, r. 110 Forest Ave.
S Rogers, Euphemia, textile worker, r. 316 Allen.
Rogers, Euphemia R., student, r. 613 East Seventh.
Rogers, Frank B., (Margaret)—retail groceries, 701 North Main—h. 1005
"jp Prendergast Ave.
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logers, James J., (Selma E.), foreman metalworker, h. 31 Park.
O itogers, J. Gilbert, (S. Jennie), horse trainer, h. 832% North Main.
rtogers, John, (Bridget), laborer, rm. 90 Allen Block.
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Rogers, Joseph D., asst. sales mgr. Art Metal Construction Co., h.
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Rogers, Joseph R., (Gertrude),—Five Point Grocery, 714 North Main-
869 North Main.
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Rogers, Mabel H., Mrs., r. 63 South Main. -^
Rogers, Mary, widow Anthony, h. 1390 Newland Ave.
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Rogers, Melvin, machine hand, bds. 114 Lincoln.
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Rogers, Milburn W., mechanic, bds. 413 Falconer.
Rogers, Myra, graduate nurse, rms. 313 Prendergast Ave. v £
Rogers, Roy E., (Sadie I.)—real estate, 110-112 West Third—h. 21 Jeffords. o_ —
Rogers, see Rodgers. £. a,
Rogers, Rovillus R., (Celeste E.),—supt. Public Schools—h. 627 East Sixth, v .§
Rogerson, David M., (Alberta M.), contractor, h. 120 Barrett.
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Rogerson, Henry E., (Edith), carpenter, h. 36 Myrtle.
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Rogerson, J. Russell, student, r. 120 Barrett.
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Rogerson, J. Vincent, clerk, r. 120 Barrett.
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Rogerson, Kenneth R., carpenter, r. 120 Barrett.
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Rogerson, Victor C, (Hannah),—Warren Construction Co.—h. 136 Barrett. " 9
Rogerson, Vincent A., office clerk,(r. 333 Hallock.
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Rohlin, Charles E., (Hilda), machinist, h. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77. s yi
Rohlin, Oscar, (Emely), tailor, h. 313 Newland Ave.
Rohde, AliceI., office clerk, r. 410 East Fifth. O %
Rohde, CarrieJ., widow Emil O., h. 410 East Fifth. g •=
Rohde, Martinette H., librarian, r. 410 East Fifth.
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Rohn, Henry, r. 301 Winsor.
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Rohn, John, r. 143 Chandler.
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Rohn, Sture, (Ellen), metal worker, h. 150% Chandler. * -:
Rohrdanz, WilliamJ., (Bessie A.), telephone lineman, h. 614 Newland Ave. e -"
Roland, Alice picker, bds. 11 Geneva. » £
Rolland, Grace, domestic, h. under 182 Steele. s j»
Rolph, Rooney, Charles James B., E., (D. (Hanna), Maude)—York carpenter, State h. 432 Mills Maple. Co.—h. 214 Barrett. >p n 5
Rolph, Root, Clyde, Edna chauffeur, A., r. 432 Maple. r. 345 Foote Ave.
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Romans, Root, Elizabeth, Marie, winder, novelty finisher, bds. 1027 r. East over Second. 1398 East Second. £. s, g .g
Romans, Root, Fred Nettie B., (Rhoda A.,—supt. F.), W. accountant, C. A. Hospital—r. h. 10 West do. Sixth. §'* " °-
Ronnevig, Root, Josephine Sigvard, A., foreman widow Charles, woodworker, office bds. clerk, 70 Myrtle. h. 35 Charles.
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Rooks, Root, Nancy, Josephine r. 345 M., Foote widow Ave. Orlando P., ' r. 313 Spring. g _i\ 5'
Rooks, Rosario, W. Carmello, Willard, r. (Rose 201 M.), East Christian First. Science practitioner, h. 313 Spring, "» -_
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Rose, Clarence D., (Ella B.), organist and music teacher, h. 637 Lakev
Rose, Edwin E., (Pauline), sheet metalworker, r. 296 Willard.
Rose, F. E. & Co.—F. E. and I. F. Rose, retail groceries, 843 North Main.
Rose, Frank E., (Catherine)—F. E. Rose & Co.—h. over 843 North Main.
Rose, G. Albin, (Mary), foreman metalworker, h. 35 Park.
Rose, Gertrude, stenographer, rms. 43 Tenth.
Rose, Harry, laborer, r. over 12 North Main.
Rose, I. Francis, (Mary)—F. E. Rose & Co.—h. 839 North Main.
Rose, John, laborer, bds. 479 Crescent.
Rose, Mike1, (Rose), laborer, r. over 20 Harrison.
Rose, Viola M., teacher, r. 193 Summit.
Rose, William B., r. 637 Lakeview Ave.
Rosean, J. Harold, metalworker, r. 27 Lake.
Rosean, John A., (Olga J.), metalworker, h. 27 Lake.
Roseburg, Johanna S., widow John, h. 300 King.
Rosedahl, Einar, clerk, r. 35 Vega.
Rosedahl, Harold, (Ruth), textile worker, h. over 65 Eleventh.
Rcsedahl, Ralph, (Selma), weaver, h. 35 Vega.
Rosedahl, Stanley, student, r. 35 Vega.
Rosedahl, see Rosendahl.
Rosella, Joe, (Gussipina), laborer, h. 44 Franklin.
Rosella, Frank, laborer, bds. 44 Franklin.
Roselle, Charles P., (Molly C),—supt. Interior Metal Furniture Co.—h. 230
Broadhead Ave.
Roselle, Ida J., clerk, r. 236 Prospect.
Roselle, Jennie, domestic, 504 West Third.
Roselle, John S., (Flora), metal finisher,h. 236 Prospect.
Roselle, Mack, packer, r. 39 Twelfth.
Rosen, Abraham, (Rebecca), junk dealer, h. 10 Haywood.
Rosen, Jacob, butcher, r. 10 Haywood.
Rosen, Ray M., junk dealer, r. 10 Haywood.
Rosen, Tom, junk dealer, r. 10 Hayward.
Rosendahl, Edwin W., (Hilda), h. 267 Broadhead Ave.
Rosendahl, Oscar W., (Anna), cabinet maker, h. over 1 York.
Rosendahl, see Rosedahl.
Rosencrantz, Minnie.widow Elof, h. 21 Allen.
Rosengren, Ejnar A. C, (Olita L.)—Rosengren & Johnson—r. over 121
Willard.
Rosengren, Emma J., widow August E., h. 119 Willard.
Rosengren, George W., pressman, r. 119 Willard.
Rosengren & Johnson—Ejnar A. C. and Carl F.—retail meats, 121 Willard.
Rosengren, Rachel A., weaver, r. 119 Willard.
Rosenquist, Anna, r. 221 Weeks.
Rosenquist, Ebba, domestic, 310 East Fourth.
Rosenquist, Elof, r. 221 Weeks.
Rosenquist, F. August, (Mary)—supt. Carroll Furniture Co., Frewsburg,
N. Y.—h. over 246 Crescent.
Rosenquist, Hjalmer, metalworker, r. 221 Weeks.
Rosenquist, Oscar, metalworker, r. 221 Weeks.
Rosenquist, Theodore, (Nellie), laborer, h. 221 Weeks.
Rosequist, Augustus B., order clerk, rms. 309 Palmer.
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Ross, Anna M., widow Emory, r. 415 Lincoln.
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Ross, Arthur Percy, (Lucy), commercial traveler, r. 404 West Fifth. Q9
Ross, Charles A., civil engineer, rms. 14 East Fourth. *S
Ross, Clara C, teacher, h. 415 Lincoln.
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Ross, Claus, (Emma W.), lather, h. 15 West Cowden Place.
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Ross, Emmet H., (Anna Britton)—Weeks & Ross—h. 234 Fairmount Ave. tf .
Ross, E. Winfield, (Fern L.)—wholesale lumber, 305 Chandler—h. 338 Cross- f_
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Ross, George, carpenter, bds. 203 Lafayette.
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Ross, Louise Jane, widow William, h. 237 Fairmount Ave.
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Ross, Warren, (Margaret C),—Warren Ross Lumber Co. (Falconer, N. Y.) m_
—h. 610 Lakeview Ave.
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Ross, Warner, (Hilda), drayman, h. 35 Hopkins Ave.
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Rosselle, Saverio F., (Katherine), machine hand, h. 39 Twelfth. *2
Rossing, Bror, (Anna S.), wood worker, h. over 32 Ahrens Ave. 2
Rosulto, Frank, (Natzarana), laborer, h. over 93 Hazzard.
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Rote, Aaron C, (Sarah J.)—retail groceries, milk and cream, 51 Hamilton—
h. do. jrp
Rounds, Claude, r. 58 Water.
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Rounds, Frank M., (M. Ethel), lumber inspector, h. 14 Weeks.
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Rowden, Thomas A., (Ethel), barber, h. over 308 West Second.
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Rowdon, Howard, (Nellie), horse shoer, h. over 11 Van Buren.
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Rowdon, Howard, (Loretta), blacksmith, h. over 708 Washington. S*
Rowe, Rowland, Ahart Gertrude S., (Susie), B., textile metalworker, r. h. over 412 East 5 Hopkins Fifth. Ave.
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Rowley,
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Rowley, Rowe, Hulda Charles I., A., widow (Olive Herbert, B.), carpenter, seamstress, h. Lakeview h. over 122 Ave. East Ext. Third. g- _
Rowley, Rowe, Robert, C. Lynn, bakery (Bessie clerk, M.)—paying rms. over teller, 408 Washington. National Chautauqua Co. Bank ^"^ »'
Rowland, —h. 868 Elwyn Spring. E., clerk, r. over 5 Hopkins Ave.
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Rowley, Hazel I., textile worker, r. Lakeview Ave. Ext.
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Rowley, Jessie R., stenographer, r. over 833 Washington.
Rowley, Mildred E., music student, r. over 110 East Third.
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Rowley, Merritt B., (Emma A.), retired, h. 36 Mechanic.
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Rowley, M. Estella, textile worker, r. over 833 Washington. B!
Rowley, Thomas F., (Agnes P.)—hats and men's furnishings, 16 East Third §,
—h. 413 Prendergast Ave.
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Rozze, Toney, (Grace), laborer, h. 36 Derby. o ©
Rubini, Anthony, (Gisina),—shoemaker, 106 Willard—h. do.
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Ruckman, Edwin A., tinsmith, r. 6 Morse Ave. .q |5
Ruckman, Frank O., (Alma), bartender, h. 719 East Second.
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Ruckman, John, (Hattie), machine hand, h. 6 Morse Ave.
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Ruckman, Mabie H., clerk, r. 719 East Second.
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Rudd, Clarence, (Viva), motorman, h. 21% Eleventh.
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Rudd, George H., (Flora), sheet metalworker, h. over 2 Livingston Ave. jj/a
Rudd, Lydia, book binder, r. over 2 Livingston Ave. £.
Ruden, Charles O., plumber and electrician, r. 19 Virginia Blvd. g J»
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Ruden, D Louis E., (Elizabeth C.)—printer.—h. 19 Virginia Blvd.
Rudolph, John A., (Flora), painter, h. 1 Metallic Ave.
Rudolph, Minnie, r. 915 Washington.
Rudwaw, William, (Ellen), metal cabinet maker, h. over 86 Colfax.
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Rudy, Mary, widow William, h. over 701 North Main.
Rudy, William Harry, conductor, r. 701 North Main.
Rugg, C. Arthur, (Bertha), commercial traveler, h. 41 Fourteenth.
Rugg, Catherine, widow Clayton, h. 34 Thayer.
Rugg, Clayton, commercial traveler, r. 34 Thayer.
W Rugg, Corydon A., (Jennie)—mfr. medicines, 744 East Second—h. do.
Rugg, Harold C, r. 744 East Second.
Rugg, James, r. 34 Thayer.
Rugg, Louis, r. 34 Thayer.
Rugg, Marjorie, office clerk, r. 34 Thayer.
Rugg, Victoria, Mrs.,—cashier, Grand Theater—r. 30% Allen Block.
Ruggles, Cynthia S., teacher, r. 149 Allen.
Ruggles, Sophia A., widow Henry R., h. over 149 Allen.
Ruland, Bert H., (Mary N.), bank clerk, h. over 608 East Sixth.
Rulander, Edith, domestic, 142 Forest Ave.
Rulich, Edith, domestic, 609 Lakeview Ave.
Rulifson, John W., (Mabel),—architect, 110-112 West Third—h. Fairmount
Ave., bey. limits.
Rummer, Earl K.—auto livery, cor. Third and Cherry—r. 37 Hamilton.
Rummer, Frank H., (Bertha)—auto livery and sales agent—h. 37 Hamilton.
Rumple, Harmon F., (Ella), h. over 714 North Main.
Rundell, Ernest J., (Ethel F. O. M.)—city foreman, N. Y. Telephone Co.—
h. 18 Twelfth.
Rundell, Ernest K., (Albertine), bottler, h. 615 Lafayette.
Rundell, Freal, lineman, rms. 314 West Second.
H Rundell, James B., finisher,bds. 1414 East Second.
Rundell, Robert M., bartender, r. 1200 East Second.
Rundquist, Matilda, widow Andrew, h. 428 Winsor.
Rush, Frank R., (Carrie), wheel maker, h. 55 Franklin.
Rush, Mary, widow John, h. over 811 North Main.
vRush, Warren W., (Mary E.), carpenter, h. 96 Elam Ave.
Rushton, Arthur, (Mary), textile worker, h. 352 Foote Ave.
Rushworth, Abraham, (Josephine), warp dresser, h. 109 Maple.
Rushworth, Benjamin, (Alice), textile worker, h. 145 Prospect.
Rushworth, Elizabeth, widow Isaac, h. 18 Franklin.
Rushworth, Frank E.,—machine shop, 113 Foote Ave.—r. 18 Franklin.
O Rushworth, Lidia H., Mrs., r. 9 King.
Rushword, Lindblad & Corcilius—Leroy A. (New York City), A. E. and
Alex B.—architects, 415 Chadakoin Bldg.
Rushworth, O. Nelson, (Isabelle),—pres. Farmers & Mechanics Bank—h.
12 Lakeview Ave.
^ Rushworth, Raymond L., jeweler, r. 18 Franklin.
Ruslink, Cornelius, (Nellie J.), sheet metalworker, h. 5 East Newland Ave.
C Russ, Lorenzo, (Margarete), laborer, h. over 23 Victoria Ave.
Russell, Bessie E., student, r. 115 Barrett.
P Russell Block, 113-121 West Third.
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\j Ryden, Arvid, (Caroline), painter and paper hanger, h. 150 Park.
Ryden, Ernest Edwin, (Agnes E.)—pastor Holy Trinity English Lutheran
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Rymond, John, (Rose B.), laborer, r. 68 Tower.
Rymph, Anna, widow Jerome, h. 216 Broadhead Ave.
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Sackelraides, Louis, tailor, rms. 27 Forest Ave.
Sackett, Florence, laundry worker, r. 500 West Fifth.
Sackrider, John Raymond, (Margaret S.)—specialist eye, ear, throat and
nose, 5-7 Barrett Bldg.—h. 27 Allen.
Sackris, C. Leon, (Florence), wood worker, h. 127 Euclid Ave.
Sadler, LaRue, (Gertrude), r. 860 North Main.
Saeli, George, student, r. 122 Harrison.
Saeli, Giuseppa, (Louisa)—groceries and steamship tickets, 37-39 Harrison
—h. do.
Saeli, Joseph, student, r. 37 Harrison.
Saeli, Sam, clerk, r. 122 Harrison.
Saeli, Sam, clerk, r. 37 Harrison.
Safanno, Frank, (Annie), woodworker, h. over 55 Water.
Safford, Ellwin, machinist, r. 53 Eleventh.
Safford, G. G.,—machine and repair shop, 615 North Main—h. 53 Eleventh.
Safford, Glenn L., (Golda),—barber, under 100 East Second—h. 33 Price.
Safford, Nelson J., (Grace)—machine and general repairs, 615 North Main
—h. 53 Eleventh.
Sage, Charles E., (Anna O.), woodworker, h. 22 West Seventh.
Sage, Earl E., r. 22 West Seventh. .
Sage, Ethel F., clerk, r. 22 West Seventh.
Sage, Ralph G., (Mabel),—office mgr. Pearl City Veneer Co.—'h. 33 Cook Av.
Sage, see Schage.
Sagerdahl, Charles F., (Sophial—carriage and automobile painting, 516
West Fourth—h. over 810 Cherry.
Sagerdahl, Edna C, clerk, r. over 810 Cherry.
Sagerdahl, see Segerdahl.
Sagerstrom, Eleanor E., student, r. 648 East Sixth.
Sagerstrom, Gust H., (Beda), bookkeeper, h. 648 East Sixth.
Sagurney, John, (Carrie), finisher,h. 31 Hopkins Ave.
Sagurney, William, (Flora), machinist, h. 39 Hopkins Ave.
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Salander, Alexander, (Grace O.),—sec. Ideal-Peerless Laundry—h. Ill Allen. 3
Salander, Miriam G., r. Ill Allen.
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Salene, Alex, (Charlotte), retired, h. over 173 Bowen.
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Salin, David, metal worker, r. 322 Newland Ave.
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Saline, Arthur, mechanic, bds. 156 Allen. ©
Salisbury Ball Bearing Co. (Inc.)—j. W. Eckman, pres. and mgr.; David 00^
Lincoln, vice pres.; M. J. Mead, sec.-treas.—1276-1290 East Second. fgm,
Salisbury, Clark W., (Almira)—Salisbury Ball Bearing Co.—h. 901 N. Main.
SALISBURY, CLAUDE C, (Mabel J.)—machine shop, engine builder and gm^
general repairing, 14-16 Twelfth—h. 1014 Prendergast Ave.
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Salisbury, John H., (Margaret E.), teamster, h. over 1130 Prendergast Ave. _
Salisbury, Mary C, nurse, r. 28 Regent.
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vice pres.; F. A. Griffin, treas.; Erwin D. Shearman, gen. mgr.; Edwin D. to
Cook, sec.—automobile wheels and axles, Tiffany Ave. .
Sallberg & Johnson—S,wain and Carrie—dry goods and notions, 205 Fairmount
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Sallberg, Swain, (Lena),—Sallberg and Johnson—h. 205 Fairmount Ave.
Salli, Mystaf, sander, r. rm. 33 Warner Block.
Sallman, Carl J., finisher,bds. 60 Tower.
Saltenstahl, Sam's Restaurant—J. Olive, textile D. Freeman, worker, r. prop.—208 1521/£ Foote Cherry. Ave.
Salupa, Sebastiano, (Carmella), laborer, h. over 43 Harrison.
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Sample, Chester H., clerk, r. 532 Lakeview Ave.
Salupa, Sample, Sebastiano,—pool, Clayton L., (Anna), 45 Harrison—r. draughtsman, over h. 9 do. Geneva.
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Salvation Sample, Samuel Army Citadel, J., retired, 123 East h. 532 Third. Lakeview Ave.
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Salvo, Sampsell, Nicholas, Benjamin r. over F., (Angelina), 50 Water. insurance, h. 215 West Fifth.
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Sampson, A. Alida, boxmaker, r. over 148 Foote Ave.
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Sampson, Alma M., box maker, r. over 148 Foote Ave.
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Sampson, Andrew A., (Blenda C), laborer, h. 261 Falconer.
Sampson, Andrew M., woodworker, r. 865 North Main.
Sampson, Bernice, cook, 403 Lakeview Ave.
Sampson, Bertha E., stenographer, r. 57 Water.
Sampson, Catherine J., widow William, "h. Falconer Ext.
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Sampson, Dorothea M., student, r. 865 North Main.
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Sampson, Edward, textile worker, r. over 112 Wescott.
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Sampson, Elof, (Anna), woodworker, h. over 112 Wescott.
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Sampson, Erick G., (Ellen C), metal furniture worker, h. 119 Broadhead Av.
Sampson, Esther, textile worker, r. over 112 Wescott. /^
Sampson, Frank L., (Mabel), millwright, h. 139 Weeks.
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BSampson, A L DGeorge, W I N (Elizabeth), , Manufacturing chemist, h. 21 College. Jeweler, SaSSS" S
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Sampson, Harry A., chauffeur, r. over 160 Barrett.
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Sampson, Henry F., (Clara M.), woodworker, h. 113 Bush.
Sampson, John, (Emma), laborer, h. 114 Barrows.
Sampson, John, sheet metalworker, r. over 112 Wescott.
Sampson, John T., (Matilda C), stationary engineer, h. 117 Bush.
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Sampson, John, fishpeddler, r. 158 Barrows.
Sampson, Laura E., bookkeeper, r. 57 Water.
Sampson, Lottie, widow Fred, h. over 15 Hedges Ave.
Sampson, Louis R., woodworker, r. Falconer Ext.
W Sampson, Lloyd H., (Ava), foreman metal worker, h. 176 Stowe.
Sampson, Margaret, telephone operator, r. 319 Jefferson.
Sampson, Martin A., (Florence J.) shipping clerk, h. 158 Barrows.
Sampson, Mary, cook, 312 East Third.
Sampson, Mary M., widow John, h. over 148 Foote Ave.
Sampson, Nettie Elizabeth, h. 203 McKinley Ave.
Sampson, Orie S., laborer, r. 10 Linwood Ave.
Sampson, Percy R., (Libbie), stationary engineer, h. Orphanage.
Sampson, Sam, (Mary), woodworker, h. 67 Foote Ave.
Sampson, Sam, textile worker, r. 67 Foote Ave.
Sampson, Swan J., (Ophelia A.), finisher,h. 10 Linwood Ave.
Sampson, William A., woodworker, r. Falconer Ext.
Sampson, William F., chauffeur, r. over 160 Barrett.
Samuel, Isaac R., (Ruth),—mgr. The People's Store—h. 52 Liberty.
Samuels Barber Shop—Herbert M. Hansen, prop.—under Samuels Hotel.
Samuels, Charles, (Clara),—real estate, 26 Russell Block—h. 512 W. Third.
SAMUELS DRUG & CANDY STORE (INC.)—George Keopka, sec.-treas. and
gen. mgr.—17 West Third.
SAMUELS HOTEL—George F. Hurlbert, prop.—15-23 West Third.
Samuels Lunch Room, 13 West Third.
Samuels Opera House—Charles Samuels, prop.; J. J. Waters, mgr.—22 E. 2d.
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SAMUELS TAILORING & CLEANING CO.—Joe HeCkathorne, prop.—218
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Samuelson, Carl Axel, (Edith), commercial traveler, h. over 142 Park.
Samuelson & Carlson—Charles E. and Fred J.—retail meats, 261 Su Main.
Samuelson, Cecilia, student, r. 252 South Main.
Samuelson, Charles E., (Selma),—Samuelson & Carlson—h. 257 South Main.
SAMUELSON, CHARLES H., (Catherine F.)—retail groceries, 216 Forest
Ave.—h. over 97 McKinley Ave.
Samuelson, Duane, packer, r. 103 Wescott.
Samuelson, Edward W., (Emily), shipping clerk, h. under 764 East Second.
o Samuelson, Ellen M., baker, r. 821 Cherry.
Samuelson, Frank, (Josephine), finisher,h. 211 Stowe.
Samuelson, G. Alfred, (Louise), meat cutter, h. 252 South Main.
Samuelson, Gordon, r. 137 Broadhead Ave.
Samuelson, Gust, carver, r. 137 Broadhead Ave.
Samuelson, Gust, cabinet maker, r. 103 Wescott.
Samuelson, Helge G., (Anna), carpenter, h. Willard Ext.
Samuelson, Henning, deliveryman, bds. 850 Lafayette.
Samuelson, Herbert C, (Martha L.), switchman, h. over 118 Bush.
S Samuelson, John, (Bertha), finisher,h. 757 East Second.
Samuelson, John, (Anna), machine hand, h. 810 Jefferson.
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Samuelson, Martin G., bookkeeper, r. 252 South Main. ^^
Samuelson, Nellie, widow Fred, h. 32 Sampson.
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Samuelson, Oscar O., (Selma), plumber, h. under 148 McKinley Ave. lv
Samuelson, Otto, (Othelia), wood worker, h. under 110 McKinley Ave. ^m\
Samuelson, Sagrid, towel weaver, r. 139 Broadhead Ave.
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Samuelson, Samuel A., (Clara), woodworker, h. 137 Broadhead Ave.
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Samuelson, S. Thurston, (Ida), clerk, h. 502 Winsor.
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Samuelson, Sybil, r. 252 South Main.
Sanburg, Albert W., student, r. 124 Prospect. •£ >
Sanburg, Joseph A., (Alma) foreman wood finisher,h. 124 Prospect. n _
Sance, Rosa, widow Loui, h. under 121 Cross.
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Sanctuary, John T., (Susanna), textile worker, h. 85 Falconer. is *
Sanctuary, Rudolph, (Meta), textile designer, h. 412 Lincoln. o §
Sanctuary, Vernon, (Lillian), textile worker, h. over 114 Weeks. § o.
Sandberg, Aaron, (Ada S.), sheet metalworker, h. over 121 Palmer. & §
Sandberg, August A.,—sec.-treas. Bernhard Hardware Co.—r. 23 Stowe. g, J*
Sandberg, Augusta, Mrs., weaver, h. over 59 Franklin.
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Sandberg, Bent, (Hilma A.), woodworker, h. 830 Newland Ave. • 3
Sandberg, Charles, (Hilda M.), commercial traveler, h. 110 Palmer. | p
Sandberg, Charles P., (Selma E.) contractor and builder, h. 80 Virginia Blvd. •<
Sandberg, Corrine, milliner, r. 23 Stowe.
Sandberg, Elmer, timekeeper, r. 23 Stowe. ft g>
Sandberg, Emily, widow Alfred R., h. 23 Stowe.
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Sandberg, Esther S., textile worker, r. over 121 Palmer.
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Sandberg, Ethel, domestic, r. 265 Falconer.
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Sandberg, Gertrude M., r. over 111 Palmer.
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Sandberg, John G., (Ida), machinist, h. Carolina.
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Sandberg, Vera, widow Albert, h. 44 Chautauqua Ave.
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Sandbloom, Gust, metalworker, bds. 55 Charles.
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Sandbloom O. A., h. 183 McKinley Ave. | 3
Sandborn, Sarah, domestic, 21 Victoria Ave.
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Sandburg, Albin O., finisher, r. 7 West Fifteenth.
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BSandburg, A L DCharles W I A., N (Ella M.)—Anderson & Sandburg—h. 87 Prather Ave. a'
Sandburg, Edward, (Hanna), metalworker, h. over 52 Charles. Q
Sandburg, Elsie C, r. 7 West Fifteenth.
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Sandgren, Olof, laborer, bds. over 166 Baker.
Sandquist, Bertha M., towel weaver, r. 273 South Main.
Sandquist, Carl E., (Anna), cabinet maker, h. 273 South Main.
Sandquist, Charles E., (Hilma A.), machine hand, h. 67 Royal Ave.
Sandquist, Ernest H., machinist, r. 273 South Main.
Sandquist, Fritz, mechanic, rms. 340 Foote Ave.
Sandquist, Oscar, (Lillie), foreman cabinet maker, h. 474 Willard.
Sandquist, Violet T., candy packer, r. 273 South Main.
Sandstrom, Carl, painter, bds. 434 Stowe.
Sandstrom, Carl A., (Anna), teamster, h. 810 Clinton.
Sandstrom, Edith E., Mrs.—bookkeeper Gus & Ben Specialty Co.—h. 219
Newland Ave.
Sandstrom, Ella M., weaver, r. 209 Barrett.
Sandstrom, Emil, pipe fitter,bds. 128 Water.
Sandstrom, Eric, woodworker, bds. 434 Stowe.
Sandstrom, Fred, woodworker, bds. 434 Stowe.
Sandstrom, Esther, textile worker, r. 209 Barrett.
Sandstrom, Hedwick, stenographer, rms. 174 South Main.
Sandstrom, Hilda E., h. 209 Barrett.
Sandstrom, L. Henrietta, office clerk, rms. 174 South Main.
Sandstrom, Nellie, clerk, rms. over 234 South Main.
Sandstrom, Nels, (Hilda), metalworker, h. 18 Shaver.
Sandstrom, Oscar S., sheet metalworker, r. 209 Barrett.
Sandstrom, Ruth, textile worker, r. 209 Barrett.
Sandstrom, William, (Edith), laborer, h. over 219 Newland Ave.
Sandus, Octavia, laborer, bds. 521 Crescent.
Sandwall,Carl, (Hildur), woodworker, h. over 558 Allen.
Sandwall, Carl A., (Charlotte), rubber, h. over 215 Steele.
Sandwall, Claude G. F., rubber, r. over 215 Steele.
Sanfilippo, Tony, (Antonia C), h. 36 Harrison.
Sanfillippo, Tony, (Antoinette), laborer, h. 205 East First.
Sanford, Anna, widow John D.—millinery, 2 East Fourth—h. 20 W. Sixth.
Sanford, John A., student, r. 20 West Sixth.
Sanford, John D., laundryman, bds. 20 Phillips.
Sanford, Marie, student, r. 20 West Sixth.
Sanford, Martha, student, r. 20 West Sixth.
Sanford, Walter F., (Nora K.), druggist, h. over 15 West Second.
Sanftleben, Charles F., (Haver), textile worker, h. under 640 East Sixth.
Sanger, William I., (Cleora),—treas. Straight Dry Plate Co.—'h.' City Line.
Sangren, Albert, laborer, rms. 311 Pine.
Sanitary Meat Market—August L. Erickson, prop.—52 Charles.
Sanitary, Specialty Co.—W.H. Graham, prop.—mail order, 105-108 Gokey Blk.
Sapienza, James, (Rosella), laborer, h. over 61 Center.
Sard, Chancy A., (Iva), blacksmith h. 416 Murray Ave.
Sardi, Carmelo, (Rosalia), laborer, h. 435 Allen.
Sarge, Salvatore, (Josephine), laborer, r. 33 Scott.
Sarro, Constantine, rubber, r. 112 Steele.
Sarro, Ellis, rubber, r. 112 Steele.
Sarro, Spiro, (Anna), rubber, h. 112 Steele.
Sarro, Vasile, (Arina), finisher,h. 112 Steele.
Saunders, Charles H., r. 2 Rowley Place.
JAMESTOWN Saunders, Hazel Charles John, Francis, Lila 120 HARDWARE M., (Minnie), E., WEST J., student, woodworker, stenographer, (Carrie), THIRD police, CO., r. STREET 13 stationary r. Orchard h. r. Inc. 2 13 Rowley Orchard razors engineer, Ave. Place.
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Saunders, Mary, widow Francis, textile worker, r. 244 Broadhead Ave.
Saunders, William, (Bertha), metal polisher, h. 244 Broadhead Ave. *^
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Savage, Thomas A., (Maude), milk and butter deliveryman, h. 715 N. Main. C
SAXE BROS. CO.—Samuel Saxe, mgr.—women's suits and cloaks, 16 W. 3rd. _-
Saxe, Howard A., (Ida), commercial traveler, h. over 713 Washington. ($
Saxe, Samuel, (Adelaide),—mgr. Saxe Bros. Co.—h. 628 Winsor.
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Saxton, Almeron, Clara G., student, (Christine),—jewelry, r. 183 Fairmount 279 Ave. Willard—h. 281 do. CA 09
Saxton, Dan, Bert F., telegraph (Evangeline), operator, postoffice r. 6 Fourteenth. clerk, h. 414 Lincoln.
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Saxton, Florence A., r. 183 Fairmount Ave. «g
Saxton, Harry R., student, r. 43 Prospect.
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Saxton, Melvin D., (Jennie R.)—commissioner of elections (Mayville, N. Y.)
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Saxton, Norene R., college student, r. 43 Prospect.
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Schine, Anna, widow David, h. 287 South Main.
Schine, Louis W.,—agt. Union News Co., Erie depot—r. 287 South Main.
Schiros, Frank, (Leanza N.), cabinet maker, h. 441 West Second.
Schlaudecker, Eugene M., (Elizabeth M.),—mgr. Pennsylvania Gas Co.—h.
511 Lakeview Ave.
Schlaudecker, Eugene T., (Mildred), bookkeeper, h. over 846 Prendergast Av.
Schlaudecker, Francis H., student, r. 511 Lakeview Ave.
Schlotzer, Bertha, teacher, bds. 915 Prendergast Ave.
Schmitt, Karl, (Frances), sheet metalworker, h. 3 Fletcher Ave.
Schobeck, Amelia M., bookkeeper, r. 129 Maple.
Schobeck, Arthur E.,—stock mgr. Plant No. 2, Art Metal Const. Co.—r. 129
Maple.
Schobeck, Ernest T., commercial traveler, r. 129 Maple.
Schobeck, Olaf B., (Hilma), woodworker, h. 129 Maple.
Schofield, Nellie, r. 9 West Sixth.
Schofield, see Scofield.
Schogren, Emma, graduate nurse, bds. 92 Barrett.
Scholes, Jane, widow William J., h. 1051 North Main.
Scholin, Adele E., r. 13 Strong.
Scholin, Adolph, (Linea), cabinet maker, h. over 242 Buffalo.
Scholin, Carl A., music teacher, r. 13 Strong.
Scholin, Charles A., (Amelia),—Scholin Furniture Co.—h. 13 Strong.
SCHOLIN FURNITURE CO.—C. A. Scholin and Claus Anderson—retail
furniture, carpets, rugs and curtains, 203-205 East Second.
Scholpp, Charles J. C, (Charlotte)—.temperance evangelist and mgr.
Jamestown Publishing Co.—h. 312 Lafayette.
Schone, Claude H., (Alice), machinist, h. over 412 Murray Ave.
Schone, Roy C, (Ada),—clerk, Samuels Hotel—h. 522 West Fifth.
Schopp, Anna L., textile worker, r. 15 West Cowden Place.
Schopp, Barbara, widow William, h. 15 West Cowden Place.
Schow, Martha H., bookkeeper, r. 22 Ninth.
Schow, Martin H., (Edna A.)—prop. Pearl City Printing Co.—r. 130 Fulton.
Schow, Peter A., (Mary), cabinet maker, h. 22 Ninth.
Schrader, Fred, nightwatch, bds. 32 Twelfth.
Schreck, Gus, (Alice),—barber, 47 Winsor—h. 116 Tower.
Schreck, Harold T., student, r. 116 Tower.
Schroder, Gust, finisher,bds. 320 Haywood.
Schroder, L. Gust, (Anna K.), woodworker, h. 156 Allen.
Schrott, Joyce H., r. 614 West Sixth.
Schucker, Axel, bds. 18 Shaw Ave.
Schuler, Frank J., (Bell F.), machine hand, h. 20 Whitley Ave.
Schuler, Milton, (Clara), printer, h. 27 Stowe.
Schuler, Pearl I., clerk, r. 20 Whitley Ave.
Schuler, Rose M., office clerk and bookkeeper, r. 105 Prospect.
Schultz, Ernest, wood carver, rms. over 211 North Main.
Schultz, H. C, freight agent Erie R. R., h.
Schultz, Mary,—domestic, 124 Euclid Ave.—r. 227 South Main.
Schultz, Mike, woodworker, bds. 4 Hopkins Ave.
Schulze, Adolph C, (Corine)—American Carving Works—h. 33 Cross.
Schulze, Carl J., (Marie), h. 62 Franklin.
Schulze, Charles H., (Franklin B.), deliveryman, h. 14 Orchard.
Schulze, Schutt, Schutts, Schwartz, Mina Nellie, Rudolph—Jamestown see Vern Shoultz, S., r. C, graduate 13 (Lydia Strong. Shults nurse, M.),—steward, and Fancy r. Shultz. 514 Furniture Palmer. Jamestown Co.—r. Club—h. 62 Franklin. 85% Cole.

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Schwein, Louis L., (Ida M.),—barber, 602 North Main—h. 860 Spring. JJ
Schwein, Malcolm L., student, r. 860 Spring.
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Schwob, George, (Gertrude),—clerk, American Express Co.—h. over 386 )£
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Schwob, Jacob, (Martha E.), retired, h. 826 Prendergast Ave.
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Schwob, William H., sheet metalworker, r. 826 Prendergast Ave.
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Scifano, Sam, (Teresa), sander, h. over 292 Harrison.
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Scofield, Anna, widow Gilbert, weaver, h. over 38 North Main. 2
Scofield, Charles, chemist, bds. 516 Lafayette.
Scofield, Clark A., (Florence P.), sheet metalworker, h. 14 Bassett. g_m.
SCOFIELD, ERA M., (Letitia)—physician and surgeon, over 11 East Third f»j
—h. Fairmount Ave., bey. limits.
Scofield, Herman, foreman woodworker, bds. 105 Park.
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Scofield, James W., Mrs., r. 342 East Fifth.
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Scofield, John W., (Ida A.), sheet metalworker, h. 1113 Prendergast Ave. «j
Scofield, Lena R., student, r. 1113 Prendergast Ave.
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Scofield, Leon W., sheet metalworker, r. 48 Hamilton.
Scofield, Leora M., student, r. 1113 Prendergast Ave.
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Scofield, Lois A., widow F. J., r. 110 Forest Ave.
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Scofield, Louisa M., Mrs., h. 11 Van Buren. ,
Scofield, William H., motorman, h. 48 Hamilton.
Scofield, see Schofield.
Scorman, Alma, dressmaker, rms. 833 North Main.
Scorman, Marie, printer, rms. 833 North Main.
Scotch Woolen Mills Co. (Inc.)—Louis Hoff, mgr.—tailors, 107 North Main.
Scott, Albert K., student, r. 858 Prendergast Ave.
Scott, Andrew, (Hulda), h. 28 Peterson.
Scott, Andrew W., (Gertrude), woodworker, h. 605 West Seventh.
Scott, Carl O., (Hedwig M.), sign adjuster, h. 340 Palmer. ^>
Scott, Charles F., (Amanda), teamster, h. 524 Willard.
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Scott, Clara M., dressmaker, r. over 80 Falconer. ^-
Scott, Dorothy A., student, r. 858 Prendergast Ave.
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Scott, Forest W., (Catherine), foreman bottler, h. over 23 Derby. 3
Scott, Frank, barber, bds. 5 Fairmount Ave.
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Scott, Frank O., (Christine L.), nightwatch, h. 610 North Main.
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Scott, Frank R., laborer, r. 107 William.
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Scott, Frank W., musician, r. 858 Prendergast Ave. >*
Scott, Gavin W., plumber, r. over 80 Falconer.
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Scott, Guy N., (Florence), h. 50 Lakin Ave.
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Scott, Hannah, widow Arvid, r. over 25 College.
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Scott, James S., (Clara), textile worker, h. 80 Falconer.
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Scott, Johanna C, widow Gust, h. 536 Allen. g»
Scott, John, r. 181 Barrows. 2
SCOTT, JOHN W., (Lou L.)—physician, 222 Winsor—h. do. 2
Scott, Josephine, h. 181 Barrows. §3
Scott, Josie H., weaver, r. 28 Peterson.
Scott, Julia, Mrs., rms. 355 East Second.
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Scott, Kern E., (Margaret), city fireman, h. 17 Eighteenth. 53
Scott, Louise, widow Arvid, dressmaker, h. over 25 College.
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Scott, Luella, widow Robert, laundress, h. 12% Hall Ave. —^
Scott, Margaret, textile worker, r. 181 Barrows.
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Baldwin, Scott, Patrick Nelson Oliver H„ wem^B^iding L., Jr. laborer, (Selma textile (Lou), worker, h. R.)—asst. laundry 107 William. r. Fine worker, supt. over 23 Engraving Prudential Derby. h. 612 Cherry. Ins. Co.—h. _, 227 Curtis. (X>
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Scott, Pearl E., student, r. 107 William.
Scott, Rosa E., Mrs., h. 310 West Second.
Scott, Samuel T., (Grace M.), ironworker, h. 1255 North Main.
Scott, Samuel W,., (Johanna H.), woodworker, h. 858 Prendergast Ave.
Scott, Sarah E., stenographer and bookkeeper, r. 524 Willard.
Scott, Thomas, r. 103 Weeks.
Scott, William A., linotype operator, r. 858 Prendergast Ave.
Scoville, Carrie, Mrs., h. 1070 East Second.
Scoville, Nellie, r. 413 Falconer.
Scudder, Fenton L., (Theodora E.),—watchmaker and jewelry repairing, 216
Washington—h. 309 West Fifth.
Seabourn, Melvin, (Mary), carpenter, h. 839 Lafayette.
Seaburg, August H., (Edith)—vice pres. Seaburg Mfg. Co.—h. 114 Weeks.
Seaburg, Ernest J., (Genevieve),—Seaburg Mfg. Co.—h. over 114 Francis.
Seaburg, Esther T., stenographer, r. 131 Steele.
Seaburg, Evald B., (Johanna),—pres. Seaburg Mfg. Co.—h. 131 Steele.
Seaburg Mfg. Co. (Inc.)—Evald B. Seaburg, pres.; August H., vice pres.;
Ernest J., treas.; V. B., sec; O. T., asst. sec.—library tables and pedestals,
126-130 Steele.
Seaburg, Oscar T.—asst. sec. Seaburg Mfg. Co.—Ir. 131 Steele.
Seaburg, Rudolph H., bookkeeper, r. 131 Steele.
Seaburg, Victor B.—sec. Seaburg Mfg. Co.—r. 131 Steele.
Seagren, Agnes E., telephone operator, r. 225 Curtis.
Seagren, Alma T., r. 225 Curtis.
Seagren, Axel, (Selma), sheet metalworker, h. 127 Hall Ave.
Seagren, Carl C, (Teckla), draughtsman, h. 113 Tenth.
Seagren, Edward, (Josephine), laborer, h. 225 Curtis.
Seagren, Emil A., crater, r. 225 Curtis.
Seaholm, Charles, (Augusta), nightwatch, h. 393 Buffalo.
Seaholm, Charles, (Ida A.), ironworker, h. 906 Forest Ave.
Seaholm, Hazel V., textile worker, r. 393 Buffalo.
Sealander, Dagmar, r. 816 Newland Ave.
Sealander, Gust K., r. 816 Newland Ave.
Sealander, John P., (Anna E.), foreman toolmaker, h. 816 Newland Ave.
Sealander, Lisa, r. 816 Newland Ave.
Scalpen, Frank, (Auger T.), laborer, h. 611 Monroe.
Sealy, A. DeEtte, office clerk, r. 614 Spring.
Sealy, Ellen, widow Hiram, h. 53 Fourteenth.
Sealey, Gertrude I., clerk, r. 53 Fourteenth.
Sealey, Katherine E., clerk, r. 53 Fourteenth.
Sealey, Otis C, (Josephine L.), machinist, h. 30 Newton Ave.
Sealey, Pauline L., student, r. 53 Fourteenth.
Sealey, see Seeley.
Seastedt, Philip C, (Emma), laborer, h. 24 Buffalo.
Seastedt, Signa, domestic, 525 East Fifth.
Seastedt, Signa A., textile worker, r. 24 Buffalo.
Seastrom, Alma, textile worker, r. 42 Beech.
Seastrom, E. Alex., (Bertha), upholsterer, h. 42 Beech.
Seastrom, Ellen, cook, 9 Prospect.
Seastrom, Sigvald, sheet metalworker, bds. 145% Chandler.
Sebastian, Potar, laborer, r. 18 Water.
Sebastian, Tony, (Crema), laborer, h. under 319 Allen.
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Secor, Percy A., bds. 1414 East Second.
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Seekins, Clarence, (Mabel), deliveryman, h. 59 Steele. ^>
Seekins, Matthew, laborer, h. 70. Benson.
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Seeley, Forest L., (Cora B.), motorman, h. 89 Lister.
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Seeley, Nellie, widow Burel, cook, h. 210% West Fourth.
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Seeley, see Sealey.
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Seem, Guy W., (Ethel), reporter Morning Post, h. 408 Washington.
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Segel, Sem, (Maria), butcher, h. 12 Stearns Ave.
Segerdahl, Frank August, (Louise),—Segerdahl & Fray—h. 180 Bowen. SO
Segerdahl & Fray—F. A. and John A.—real estate and ocean tickets, 101 2
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Segerstrom, Gust, (Beda)—bookkeeper, C. A. Lundquist & Co.—h. 648 E. 6th. _r-
Segren, Emil, sheet metalworker, h. over 270 Broadhead Ave.
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Senior, Hubert, freight handler, bds. 341% Foote Ave.
Sequesta, Anna, textile worker, r. 114 Cheney.
Sequesta, Joe, laborer, r. 114 Cheney.
Sequesta, Peter, (Rosa), h. 114 Cheney.
Serangio, Peter, (Cecelia), h. over 24 Waterman.
Serenson, John, mechanic, bds. 109 Kidder.
Sero, Anna, stenographer, r. 906 Lafayette.
Sero, Augusta, r. 906 Lafayette.
Sero, James, (Mary), contractor, h. 906 Lafayette.
Sero, Rose, textile worker, r. 906 Lafayette.
Sessions, Alice, r. 118 Church.
Sessions, C. Reed, h. 118 Church.
Sessions, Faith B., widow Frank, h. 352 East Fifth.
Sestrom, Carl, watch maker, bds. 217 East Third.
Setterlund, Arvid, (Myrtle J.), carpenter, h. 513 East Eighth.
Setterlund, August, (Elizabeth), stationary engineer, h. 139% Chandler.
Setterlund, Charles, (H. Sophy), woodworker, h. 32 Fairfield Ave.
Setterwahl, Ida, textile worker, bds. 105 Hedges Ave.
Setterwall, Eric, (Mary J.), woodworker, h. 22 Bush.
Severtsen, Hans O., (Esther M.), bricklayer, h. over 338 Forest Ave.
Severtsen, see Seyvertsen.
Sevola, Chale, (Mary), laborer, h. 222 Chandler.
Sevola, Frank, (Mary), laborer, h. 222 Chandler.
Sewell, Mangus N., (Anna), wood worker, h. over 14 Colfax.
Sexton, Robert C, (May), finisher,h. over 110 Cherry.
Seymour, Burton W., (Clara)—physician & surgeon, 617 East Second—h. do.
Seymour, Freeman H., (Marie A.), jeweler, h. 20 Fluvanna Ave.
Seymour, James A., (Augusta), foreman Jamestown Lounge Co.—h. 339
Price.
Seymour, Hazel A., stenographer, r. 611 Lafayette.
Seymour, Isabell, aristo worker, r. 611 Lafayette.
Seymour, Leah, office clerk, r. 611 Lafayette.
Seymour, Lettie T., widow George,—masquerade costuming and hair goods,
213 East Third—h. do.
Seymour.Mercedes, stenographer, r. 225 Crescent.
Seymour, Wellington, (Ellen C), retired, r. 4 Price.
Seymour, Willis E., (Iva), plumber, h. 618 Jefferson.
Seymour, Willis E., Sr., (Caroline), clerk, h. 611 Lafayette.
Seyvertsen, Ludwig, machine hand, bds. 12 Elk.
Seyvertsen, see Severtsen.
Shafer, Edwin, (Amanda), harness maker, h. 118 Price.
Shafer, Hazel A., vocal student, r. 216 West Seventh.
Shafer, Irwin T., (Katie A.), metal finisher, h. 216 West Seventh.
Shafer, Joseph M., (Gretta), bookkeeper, rms. 210 East Fourth.
Shafer, Mary, widow William M., h. 117 Broadhead Ave.
Shaffer, Charles H., (Katherine H.), plumber, h. 1016 Prendergast Ave.
Shaffer, E. Lynn, (Maymie), conductor, h. 5 Fairview Ave.
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Talk Shaffer, with Homer V., Bentley (Lulu)—asst. mgr. F. W. Woolworth & Co.—h. over 5
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Shagla, John, tailor, rms. 20 Langford.
Shanahan, Shaho, Shaka, Charlie, Jim, John, Margaret, pop laborer, F., corn brick (Edith), bookkeeper, vender, mason's r. 30 freight Scott. bds. apprentice, r. 109 checker, 764 Sprague. Buffalo. r. h. 704 over Buffalo. 145% Chandler.

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Shanahan, Morgan, brickmason, r. 764 Buffalo.
Shanahan, Thomas, (Nora), millwright, h. 764 Buffalo.
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Shanahan, William, (Ann Maria), brick mason, h. 704 Buffalo.
Shane, Victor, laborer, bds. 108 Hedges Ave.
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Shankland, Palmer K.—mgr. Furniture Index Co.—h. 506 East Sixth. ^^
Shannan, Agnes R., student, r. 15 Prospect.
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Shannon, Harriett E., teacher, r. 5 Strong.
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Shannon, Robert, cabinet maker, r. rm. 48 Allen Block.
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Shapleigh, George R.—mgr. White Sewing Machine Co.—rms. 311 W. Third, o -
Sharkey, Luke T.,—rector S.S. Peter & Paul's Roman Catholic Church—h. §1 §.
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Sharp, Clifford, auto livery, r. 5 Geneva. 3 »
Sharp, Clovis M., (Minnie), carpenter, h. 5 Geneva. a a.
Sharp, Floyd H„—Chatfield & Sharp—r. 109 East Second.
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Sharp, Lizzie, widow Fred D., h. over 109 East Second.
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Sharpe, Edna R., r. 508 East Second.
Sharpe, George W., (Lucy A.)—pres. A. D. Sharpe Co.—h. 508 East Second. Ci S.o %
Sharpe, Mary Elizabeth, r. 508 East Second. " ~"
Sharpe, Milton D., (Bessie J.), carpenter, h. 1258 Prendergast Ave.
Sharpies, Cora E., Mrs., dressmaker, r. 35 Livingston Ave.
Sharpies, Harry J., (Florence), motorman, h. 35 Livingston Ave.
Shartran, Frank J., case maker, bds. 171 Colfax.
Shasa, Charles, (Rosie), laborer, h. 431 Allen. c -"
Shatto, H. B., r. 308 West Second. 3 <
Shattuck, Ernest (Anna), farmer, h. 182 Steele.
Shaver Block, 8 South Main. "• ;
Shaver, George, (Delle M.), paper hanger, h. 75 Glasgow Ave. •§ "
Shaw, Anna, domestic, 334 East Fifth. 9_ 3
Shaw, Archie C, commercial traveler, r. over 200 Washington.
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Shaw, Dinah, widow Joshua, h. 136 Foote Ave.
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Shaw, Fred, (Hannah), h. 14 Fluvanna Ave.
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Shaw, Henry J., estimate clerk, r. over 11 West Second. *
Shaw, James S., (Helen B.)—supt. Allen Square, rm. 15 Allen Block—h. over O o
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Shean, Arthur H., (Rose), public service inspector, h. 520 Winsor.
Shearer, Bertha M., r. 42 Thirteenth.
Shearman, Adelbert, (Josephine), machine hand, h. 26 Genesee.
Shearman, Anna B., widow Byron, h. 114 Forest Ave.
SHEARMAN BROS. CO. (INC.)—Frank E. Shearman ,pres.-treas.; Frank E.
Shearman, Jr., sec.—mfrs. couches, sofa beds, davenports, chairs and
upholstered furniture, 25 Shearman Place.
Shearman, Elizabeth A., widow Oliver C, r. 195 Forest Ave.
Shearman, Elizabeth A., stenographer, r. 195 Forest Ave.
Shearman, Ella B., h. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Shearman, Elliott I., (Anna), collections and real estate, h. 84 Victoria Ave.
Shearman, Erwin D., (Ellen B.)—mgr. Salisbury Wheel & Mfg. Co.—h. 629
Winsor.
Shearman, Flora,—clerk, Chautauqua School of Nursing—r. 611 North Main.
Shearman, Florence M., office clerk, r. 65 Liberty.
Shearman, Frank E., (Catherine L.),—pres.treas. Shearman Bros. Co.—h.
65 Liberty.
Shearman, Frank E., Jr., (Hazel),—sec. Shearman Bros. Co.—h. 5 Lincoln.
Shearman, Fred J., (Minnie M.), commercial traveler, h. 510 Clinton.
Shearman, J. A., (Josephine), r. 110 Forest Ave.
Shearman, Jennie Hill, Mrs.—Hill & Aylesworth—h- 835 North Main.
Shearman, John B., (Jennie), metalworker, h. 835 North Main.
Shearman, John C., office clerk, r. 65 Liberty.
Shearman, Katherine H., student, r. 65 Liberty.
Shearman, Lilla, widow Isaac, h. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
SHEARMAN LIVERY—Merle Shearman, prop.—33-35 Market.
Shearman, Lucy A., widow Edward P., h. over 327 Foote Ave.
Shearman, Merle, (Audrie M.)—Shearman Livery—h. 108 Cook Ave.
Shearman, Nancy J., widow Moses, r. 85 Fairmount Ave.
Shearman, Nettie, widow Sidney, h. 36 Tenth.
Shearman, Roy N., (Bessie), photographer, h. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Shearman, Warren M., cable splicer, r. 84 Victoria Ave.
Shearman, William R., student, r. 65 Liberty.
Shearman, see Sherman and Shurman.
Shedd, Edward H., (Sarah S.), painter, h. 874 Spring.
Shedd, Elizabeth F., r. 504 West Third.
Shedd, Jennie F., widow William D., h. 504 West Third.
Shedd, Julia, Mrs., h. 16 West Sixth.
SHEDD, LOUIS F.—lumber and coal, Monroe and Isabelle Ave.—r.504 W.3d.
Sheffstall, Jay D., (Minnie), R. R. yard conductor, h. 186 Steele.
Sheldon, Annie M., widow William W., r. 116 Broadhead Ave.
Sheldon, Belle B. M., h. over 612 Front.
Sheldon, Charles A.,—cashier and bookkeeper, Philo Burt Mfg. Co.—rms.
333 East Fifth.
Sheldon, Harry P., (Mary M.)—vice pres. National Chautauqua County Bank
—h. 70 Prospect.
Sheldon, Mary J., widow Porter J., h. 70 Prospect.
Sheldon, Ralph C, (Isabelle M.)—capitalist, over 305 North Main—h. 110
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Shelgren, Alfred, 120 WEST (Anna), THIRD wood STREET finisher,h. 145 Weeks. AND TUBS
Shelgren, Elsie, clerk, r. 140 Thayer.
Shelgren, Shellberg, Samuel, Adele, Emil, Clara Carl A., I., (Alfreda r. (Emma), (Anna), 35 r. Bush. 35 Bush. C), bricklayer, stationary contractor, h. engineer, 32 h. Bush. 35 Bush.
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Shellberg, Mildred A., student, r. 35 Bush. n
Shellberg, Theodore, (Louise A.), foreman finisher,h. 430 Winsor. 2^
Shellgren, Elsie M., clerk, r. 140 Thayer. ^.
Shellgren, Hilda M., textile worker, r. 213 Bowen.
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Shultz, Charles J., (Sabina), laborer, h. 26 Terrace Place.
Shultz, Clifford J., stenographer, bds. 5 Fairmount Ave.
Shultz, see Schulze and Shoultz.
Shumaker, Harry W., (Clara S.), Erie R. R. police, h. 228 Broadhead Ave.
S.human, Frank, (Helen), commercial traveler, h. over 404 Lafayette.
H Shures, William, (Laura), barber, h. 33 Linden Ave.
Shurman, Charles J., (Anna), cabinet maker, h. 404 English.
Shurman, Edwin R., woodworker, r. 404 English.
Shurman, see Sherman and Shearman.
W Shutt, Alice H., stenographer, r. 48 Prospect.
Shutt, Donald H., student, r. 48 Prospect.
Shutt, George L., (Edna), h. 166 Lakin Ave.
Shutt, George L., (Edna A.)—F. M. Stearns & Co.—h. 166 Lakin Ave.
Shutt, Minor, (Arlene)—supt. mailing, Morning Post—h. over 48 Prospect.
Shutt, Oris J., (Anna), cement contractor, h. 48 Prospect.
Shutts, Clinton W., (Nellie), machine hand, h. 31 Flagg Ave.
Siegel, Frank, (Edna), hostler, rms. 20 West Seventh.
Sifrit, LeRoy E., (Carrie S.), car inspector, h. 420 Falconer.
Siggins, George A., (May L.), woodworker, h. 131 Allen.
Signal, Jennie, domestic, 115 Maple.
Signer, F. M., (Minnie),—advertising, 308% Pine—h. do.
Siguier, George, upholsterer, r. 35 Ninth.
Siguier, George W., laborer, r. 510 Foote Ave.
Siguier, Henry A., textile worker, r. 510 Foote Ave.
Siguier, John F., (Waytey L.), cement contractor, h. 510 Foote Ave.
Siguier, Pauline, widow Antone, h. 35 Ninth.
Sill, Cora A., widow Edgar, h. 16 Ninth.
Sill, Cornelia, widow George H., h. 11 Kingsbury Ave.
Sill, Georgia H.—dressmaking, 11 Kingsbury Ave.—r. do.
Sill, Katherine, r. 16 Ninth.
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Sill, William M., (Marie)—physician and surgeon, 9-10 Barrett Bldg.—h. 7
Livingston Ave.
Silsby, Agnes, textile worker, r. 160 Barrows.
Silsby, Charles M., (Minnie E.), contractor and builder, h. 656 East Sixth.
Silsby, C. Harold, r. 656 East Sixth.
Silsby! Lida, Mrs., textile worker, h. 160 Barrows.
Silvis, Clarence D., (Vinnie V.), cooper, h. over 215 Washington.
Simmons, Adelbert P., (Flora E.), retired, h. 3 Forest Park.
Simmons, Arthur R., r. Violet Ave.
Simmons, Frank C, (May L.), motorman, h. over 3 Forest Park.
O Simmons, H. Adelbert, (Hattie L.), painter, h. Violet Ave.
Simmons, Harry F., Jr., (Gertrude),—Simmons Apt. House and Cafe, 707-9
West Eighth—h. 104 Fairmount Ave.
Simmons, Harry F., Sr. (Elizabeth)—Simmons Apt. House and Cafe, 707-9
West Eighth—h. do.
Simmons, James P., (Anna), deliveryman, h. over 14 William.
Simmons, John, (Blanche), teamster, h. over 13 Ross.
Simmons, John, (Ruby), florist,h. 46 Utica.
5 DO Simmons, IT ELECTRICALLy^ Nelson J., (Blanche), That's drayman, us. JamestOWIl h. 13 Ross. EleCtHC CO.
Simmons, Pearl M., stenographer, r. 416 West Sixth.
Simmons, Sheridan H., (Jennie E.), lunch counter clerk, h. Lakewood, N. Y.
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Simpson, Andrew, (Ida), sheet metalworker, r. over 837 Newland Ave. re,
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Simpson, Carl E., (Ellen), sheet metalworker, h. 153 Bowen.
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Simpson, Frank F., (Minnie), h. 211 West Fifth.
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Simpson, Fred, r. 522 Crescent.
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Simpson, Gerald J., (Blanche), laborer, h. 23 Eighteenth. 2
Simpson, Grace A., textile worker, r. 522 Crescent.
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Simpson, Henry, commercial traveler, rms. The Osmer.
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Simmergren, Andrew, (Alice), laborer, h. 108 William.
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Simmergren, Oscar M., sign painter, r. 108 William.
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Simson, Joseph J., (Ella),—prop. The Famous—h. 54 Allen.
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Sinclair, Arthur ,(Lois), insurance, h. 35 Bowen.
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Siro, Franchina,—barber, 13% Harrison—h. 20 Institute.
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Sirrine, Mildred, stenographer, r. 413 Falconer.
Sisley, Frances M., widow Frank, cook, r. 618 West Seventh.
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Sisson, Alton T., sheet metalworker, r. over 111 Price.
Sisson, Frederick G., (Thelma), stock clerk, h. 15 Chicago Ave.
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Sisson, George W., (Lillian M.), h. over 111 Price.
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Sisson, Harry, (Nellie), h. 117 Royal Ave.
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Sisson, Margaret H., widow Benjamin F., r. 31 Fairmount Ave.
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Siverson, Edd., (Anna), lumber handler, h. 9 Juliet.
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Sjogren, Andrew, (Mary), metalworker, h. over 20 Cross.
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Skans, Emil, (Josephine),—Skans Milling Co.—h. 517 Camp.
Skans, Frank A., (Louise), wool sorter, h. 120 Hebner.
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Skans, Milling Co.—Emil Skans, prop.—flour and feed, 200 East First.
Skar, Leonard, (Hilda M. E.), sheet metalworker, h. 101 Lister.
Skari, Joe, (Mary C), laborer, h. 45 Franklin.
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Skellie, Lavinas, (Isabelle),—groceries, 708 North Main—h. 311 East Sixth.
Skellie, Monroe, (Etta),—Austin & Skellie—h. 212 Fulton.
Skiff, Bertha, teacher, r. 310 East Fourth.
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Skiff, Mason M., (Mary)—vice pres. Bank of Jamestown—h. 310 East Fourth.
Skinner, Clara, Mrs., r. 32 Broadhead Ave.
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Skipper, Daniel L., (Annie), nurseryman, h. 125 Van Buren.
Skipper, Evelyn M., bookkeeper and stenographer, r. 125 Van Buren.
Skipper, J. Harvey, (Alta M.)—bookkeeper, Marvel Furniture Co.—h. 296
Falconer.
Skoglund, Almet L., textile worker, r. 721 Camp.
Skoglund, August W., (Agnes L.), woodworker, h. 312 Palmer.
Skoglund, Edwin, (Matilda), carpenter, h. 12 Morton.
Skoglund, Frank L., (Augusta), textile worker, h. 721 Camp.
Skoglund, Mildred J., textile worker, r. 721 Camp.
Skold, Gust, (Sofia), machinist, h. 53 Wescott.
Skoog, David N., (Seraphie), metal casemaker, h. 37 Sampson.
Skorski, Albert, (Josephine), textile worker, h. 16 Dunn Ave.
Slack, Delia H., widow Edson, h. over 355 East Second.
Slater, Charles, cigar maker, bds. Hotel Grandin.
Slater, Helen I., widow William L., h. Fairmount Ave., bey. limits.
Slater, J. Purl, (Elizabeth), machine hand, h. 57 Hallock.
Slater, William A., (Gladys), poultry farmer, r. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Slattery, Ann Mary, r. 310 West Sixth.
Slattery, Bridget, widow John, h. 310 West Sixth.
Slattery, Elizabeth, clerk, r. 310 West Sixth.
Slawson, Inez, widow Samuel, h. 19 Lakin Ave.
Slayton, Helen, widow Robert B., h. 39 Hamilton.
Slocum, James P., chauffeur, r. 153 Prospect.
Slocum, Jonathan H„ (Eliza T.), h. 153 Prospect.
Slocum, Roger, (Winnifred), sign painter, h. 271 Fairmount Ave.
Slone, Clarence A., (Mary)—pres. Slone, Melhuish Co.—h. 101 East Eighth.
Slone, William W., retired, r. 101 East Eighth.
SLONE, MELHUISH CO. (INC.)—Clarence A. Slone, pres.; R. S. Blodget,
vice pres.; Hugo E. Sellvin, treas.; C. D. Melhuish, sec; Albert S. Price,
asst. sec.—general insurance, over 303 North Main.
Slosberg, Bertrand, student, r. 44 Fairmount Ave.
Slosberg, Lewis H., (Ida M.)—clothing and gent's furnishings, 5-9 E. Second
—h. 44 Fairmount Ave.
Slosberg, Simeon, student, r. 44 Fairmount Ave.
Slotboom, John A., (Madelene), gardener, h. 152 Buffalo.
Smaltz, Blair, (Mary), carpenter, h. 126 Fairview Ave.
Smaltz, Leah, picker, r. 105 Fairview Ave.
Smedberg, John, (Minnie), electrician, h. 18 Genesee.
Smedburg, Oscar—vice pres. Eagle Specialty Mfg. Co.—r. 18 Genesee.
Smedley, Hadley, (Emma), machinist, h. 187 South Main.
Smedley, William, (Grace), electrician, h. 33 Utica.
Smiley, Abner, retired, r. over 107 Hali Ave.
Smiley, Ralph E., (Rose E.), clerk, h. 317 Palmer.
Smiley, Rhoda E., widow Alvah, h. 14 Ninth.
Smith, Alfred B., clerk, r. 645 East Sixth.
Smith, Alfred J., building mover, bds. 210% West Fourth.
Smith, Alice—typist, Chautauqua School of Nursing—r. Randolph, N. Y.
Smith, Alice A., stenographer, bds. 21 Van Buren.
Smith, Allene L., dressmaker, r. 805 Cherry.
Smith, Alvah A., (Minnie), clerk, h. 8 Sumner Place.
Smith, Amy E., r. 26 Chestnut.
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Smith, Arthur, (Clara N.), barber, h. 77 Allen.
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Smith, Bateson, rm. 3 Warner Block. j .
Smith, Bateson, retired, r. 104 Washington.
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Smith, Bertha, mender, r. 169% South Main.
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Smith, Bessie G., teacher, r. 17 Hazzard.
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Smith, Blanche G., office clerk, r. 400 Hazzard.
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Smith, Caroline A., textile worker, h. 705 West Eighth.
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Smith, Cecil R., bookkeeper, r. 110 Price.
Smith, Charles A., (Amanda), wood turner, h. 26 Grant.
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Smith, Charlotte, Claud R., widow (Isabelle Henry, A.), h. h. 110 117 Price. Lincoln.
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Smith, Edgar, lather, rms. 33 Harrison.
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Smith, Edward, carpenter, rms. 11 West Fourth. ©
Smith, Edward L., (Edith), barber, h. over 332 Steele. 3
Smith, Eleanor C, stenographer, r. 110 Price.
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Smith, Edward E., lineman, r. 147 Cook Ave.
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Smith, Ernest, (Florence), conductor, h. 20 Chapman.
Smith, Ethel, Mrs., h. 620 Palmer. *Q
Smith, Ethel M., office clerk, r. 400 Hazzard. q%
Smith, Ethel T., widow John, h. 19 Catlin Ave.
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Smith! Ettie, widow Eugene, h. 34 Utica.
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Smith, Evelyn Eda, cashier, r. 213 Barrett.
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Smith, Ewart E., draftsman, r. 33 Euclid Ave.
Smith, Fay M., (Elma C), pressman, h. 69 Tenth.
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Smith, Floyd H., (Emily M.)—Smith & Kinne—h. 30 West Eighth. •"•
Smith, Frances, stenographer, r. 21 Van Buren.
Smith, Francis, (Margaret), carpenter, h. 266 Barrett.
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Smith, Frank, bottler, rms. over 215 Washington.
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Smith, Frank B„ (Abbie), carpenter, h. 22 Fourteenth. «j
Smith, Fred, (Delia), laborer, h. over 1091 East Second. «.
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_f Smith, Fred, (Gunhild), metal grainer, h. 11% Crescent.
Smith, Fred A., (Anna L.), laborer, h. 10 Lake.
S Smith, Fred B., (Izora M.)—prop. Haymarket Saloon—h. 414 West Eighth.
Smith, Fred E., (Anna), carpenter, bds. 156 Allen.
__ Smith, Fred, Jr., (Louise W.), city fireman,h. over 309 Forest Ave.
__ Smith, Fred S., (Ruth H.)—curtains, 23 Winsor—h. do.
Smith, Frederick W., (Jessamine D.), auto mechanic, h. over 68 Newton Ave.
A Smith, Fritz, metal grainer, h. 11% Crescent.
Smith, George, machine hand, r. 97 Buffalo.
Smith, George, (Harriet A.), textile worker, h. 21 Barrett.
"1A7" Smith, George C, gardener, h. 306 Clinton.
*' Smith, George F., (Anna K.), electrician, h. 400 Hazzard.
Smith, George R., (Cora), brakeman Erie R. R., h. over 552 West Third.
Smith, Gerald E., (Pearl I.), piano maker, h. 712 Foote Ave.
Smith, Gertrude E., telephone operator, r. 147 Cook Ave.
Smith, Gordon O., weaver, r. 15 Newland Ave.
Smith, Grace, paper boxmaker, r. 22 Fourteenth.
P Smith, Gust E., (Elizabeth), machinist, h. 147 Cook Ave.
Smith, Henry Kay,—Jamestown Cotton Mill and pres. Gurney Ball Bearing
A Co.—r. 500 East Sixth.
Smith, Herman F., (Mary H.), clerk, h. 1065 North Main.
Smith, Hilma E., graduate nurse, r. 147 Cook Ave.
Y Smith, Hiram J., (Eliza), bartender, h. 70 South Main.
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Smith, Ida E., widow Leroy, practical nurse, h. 17 Hazzard.
S Smith, James B., (Bertha B.), lunch counter clerk, h. 815 Washington.
Smith, James E., (Harriet), h. 9 Hotchkiss.
SMITH, JAMES G., (Addie R.)—Jamestown Dairy Co., 313 Spring—h. 203
C* East Second.
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Smith, Jeanette, widow Ezra, h. 424 East Sixth.
Smith, Jessie, r. 500 East Sixth.
Smith, John, shoe maker, rms. 311 Pine.
Smith, John F., (Rose V.),—city plumbing inspector, City Hall—h. 416 Foote.
Smith, John G., (Ida), motorman, h. 760 Foote Ave.
Smith, Joseph, (Anna), mechanic, h. 33 Euclid Ave.
Smith, Julia E., widow Robert T., h. 26 Chestnut.
Smith, Julian I., (Mary Ann), carpenter, h. 252 Harrison.
Smith, Kate, Mrs., weaver, h. 15 Newland Ave.
Smith & Kinne—Floyd H. and Cyrus—book and job printing, over 319 Washington.
Smith, L. C. & Bro. Typewriter Co.—L. M. Knickerbocker, dist. mgr.—29-31
Barrett Bldg.
Smith, Lelia, Mrs., h. 77% Hazzard.
Smith, Lewis, (Florence), wool sorter, h. over 9 English.
Smith, Lillian L., widow James, dressmaker, h. 615 Lafayette.
Smith, Lorenzo, farmer, r. 266 Barrett.
Smith, Loretta, widow George C, r. 89 Fairmount Ave.
Smith, Louis, (Agnes), warp twister, h. 1 Murray Ave.
Smith, Louis B., (Fanny), commercial traveler, h. 12 Terrace Place.
Smith, Margaret, weaver, r. 19 Genesee.
Smith, Margaret, widow George L., h. 322 Steele.
Smith, Marion I., student, r. 110 Price.
Smith, Mathew H., (Emma G.), commercial traveler, h. 75 Barker.
Smith, Matthew T., (Carrie E.), upholsterer, h. 314 West Seventh.
Smith, Matilda, weaver, r. 909 West Sixth.
Smith, Matilda C, widow Gust F., h. 10 Morse Ave.
Smith, Maude, domestic, bds. over 116 East Third.
Smith, Maud, r. 22 Forest Ave.
Smith, Maude, textile worker, r. over 231 McKinley Ave.
Smith, Mervin E., (Elizabeth), hotel clerk, h. 411 Lafayette.
Smith, Michael W., lunch counter clerk, rms. under 629 Prendergast Ave.
Smith, Minerva E., widow James, h. 805 Cherry.
Smith, Nellie, Mrs., drawer, rm. 26 Allen Block.
Smith, Olo, Mrs., r. 12 William.
Smith, Pearl, laborer, bds. 22% Buffalo.
Smith, Paul, student, r. 97 Buffalo.
Smith, Raymond, textile worker, h. 18 Grant.
Smith, Reba H., clerk, r. 213 Barrett.
Smith, Rena V., clerk, r. 10 Morse Ave.
Smith, Ruth Hutley, Mrs., millinery, 23 Winsor.
Smith, Sarah H., widow Samuel O., h. 22 Derby.
Smith, Shirley I., student, r. 15 Newland Ave.
Smith, Sidney, r. 500 East Sixth.
Smith, Silvar B., printer, r. 12 Terrace Place.
Smith, Thomas B., (Isabella), warp dresser, h. 645 East Sixth.
Smith, Thomas H., (Minnie), foreman textile worker, h. 418 East Fifth.
Smith, Thomas Henry, (Ellen)—Jamestown Cotton Mill—h. 500 East Sixth.
Honest Smith, Veda Work E., cashier, ^ r. 213 Win Barrett. in Baldwin,
Smith, Viola G., stenographer, r. 6 Broadhead Ave.
Smith, Walter C, (Mary), plasterer, h. 308 West Eighth.
Smith, Willard, William, carpenter, (Hannah (Martha), (Anna), (Ida), lather, carpenter, M.), r. moving 266 textile rms. Barrett. helper, h. 358 worker, 17 East West h. 477 Fourth. Fifteenth. 9 South Virginia Main. Blvd.
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PAINTS AND VARNISHES OF PROVED MERIT
Soderquist, Judith, r. 282 South Main. "*
Soderquist, Julia, domestic, 82 Prospect.
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Soderquist, Lillian, student, r. 829 Newland Ave.
Soderquist, Peter A., (Hannah), contractor, h. 282 South Main.
Soderquist, Signa A., r. 282 South Main.
Soderstrom, August, (Alma), sheet metalworker, h. 812 Jefferson.
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Soderstrom, Evar, paper' boxmaker, r. 812 Jefferson.
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Soderstrom, Joe, paper boxmaker, rms. The Osmer. ©
Soderstrom, J. Warner—Lundy & Soderstrom—bds. 217 East Third.
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Sollami, Mike, (Josephine), laborer, h. 784 East Second. m»
Solliday, Benjamin K., (Cornelia)—light repairing, 872 North Main—h. do. e*}
Solomonson, David L., (Selma), electrician, h. 614 East Second.
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Solomonson, Mary, r. 21 Mason.
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Soms, Valla, widow Clement, h. over 20 Willard. ***
Sorber, Hiram J., (Elizabeth), retired, h. 230 Price.
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Sorenson, John P., (Sofia), stationary engineer, h. 5 Pearl Ave.
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Sotir, Christ—shoe shine, 116% East Second—rms. over 20 Forest Ave.
Sotir, John, finisher,r. 231% South Main. "^
Sotir & Kambury—Themely and Dennis J.—retail shoes and repairing,
South Main.
Sotir, Mike, finisher,r. 93 Hazzard.
Sotir, Pena, finisher,bds. 63 Steele. n
Sotir, Seoh, candy maker, rms. over 10 South Main. ©
Sotir, Themely, (Praxy)—Sotir & Kambury—h. 846 Lafayette. e »3
Soule, Charlotte M., widow James H.. h. 210 Chandler.
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Soule, Leo N., draughtsman, r. 17 Kingsbury Ave.
Soule, Leon L„ (Mary E.), contractor, h. 14 Mason.
Soule, Robert H., student, r. 210 Chandler. ' " &
Southern Lumber Co.—John S. Anderson—18-19 Barrett Bldg. >»*
Southland, M. Eugene, (Minnie), hardwood finisher,h. 310 Allen.
Southwick, Cassius H., r. 72 Linwood Ave.
Southwick, Leslie L., retired, r. 72 Linwood Ave.
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Southwick, Sylvia B., widow Jerome, h. 72 Linwood Ave.
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Southworth, L. A.,—pastor, Free Methodist Church—h. 511 East Seventh. ft
Spaghetes, Josephine, widow Loue, r. 21 Water.
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Sparker, Elsie A., business student, r. 25 Chestnut. {^
Sparks, Ethel M — cashier, Jones & Audette—r. 240 Fulton.
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Sparks, Flossie M., clerk, r. 240 Fulton.
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Sparks, Helen I., r. 240 Fulton.
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Sparks, William J., (Edith M.), timekeeper, h. 240 Fulton. j*
Sparling, Fred G., barber, r. 820 Cherry.
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Sparling, Oscar, (May), laborer, h. 3 Reynolds Place. 1
Spas, Celia, textile worker, bds. 26 West Fifteenth.
Spataro, Antonio, h. over 412 Allen.
_ Spataro, « • Benny, T\f A7T laborer, M JEWELER. r. over 412 Allen. WELLMAN BUILDING ^
IJ Spataro, A.LlLl Seraphine, W 11^1 textile worker, GOLD r. over AND 412 Allen. SILVER PLATING »^ WJ
Spatazza, Fedeli, (Mary P.), laborer, h. 433 Allen.
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Spato, Vincenzo, (Giovannina),—barber, 152 Foote Ave.—h. 1054 E. Second. Il
Speck, Spaulding, J. .____ E., Albertus Blanche, Frank (Elizabeth), E., E., clerk, (Sadie), (Miranda JEWELER, h. r. 2313 cabinet Lincoln. Newland M.), maker, sheet WELLMAN Ave. metal h. under worker, 614 BUILDING
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D Spector, Nathan, (Sadie), junk dealer, h. 217 Barrett.
Speer, Doris E., music teacher, r. 121 Van Buren.
Speer, Fred K., (Mary), piano finisher,h. 813 Cherry.
Speer, Mary M., r. 813 Cherry.
Speer, Mervin S., (Jessie), hotel porter, h. 121 Van Buren.
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Spellacy, James M., machinist, r. 1514 Washington.
Spellacy, Martin, (Luana), teamster, h. over 183-185 Fairmount Ave.
Spelling, John, (Elsie), blacksmith, h. over 114 William.
Spence, John, (Margaret A.), h. 734 East Second.
W Spencer, Arthur B., wool sorter, r. 112 Crescent.
Spencer, Carrie, widow Lorin D., h. 229 Fulton.
Spencer, Ethel, stenographer, r. 136 Foote Ave.
Spencer, Frank E., (Ida E.), telegraph operator, h. 109 Lincoln.
Spencer, George F., sheet metalworker, h. 6 Geneva.
Spencer, Harry, rms. 333 East Fifth.
Spencer, Irene M., milliner, r. 14 Richmond Place.
Spencer, John W., bookkeeper, r. 112 Crescent.
Spencer, Kent W., (Catherine)—supt. city electric plant—h. 14 Richmond PI.
Spencer, Lynn K., (May M.), postman, h. 63 East Cowden Place.
Spencer, Mabel B., stenographer, r. 229 Fulton.
Spencer, Olive M., stenographer, r. 229 Fulton.
Spencer, Soloman, (Ann M.), wool sorter, h. 336 Palmer.
Spencer, William H., (Annis), textile worker, h. 136 Foote Ave.
Spencer, Edward J., (Minnie), painter, h. 811 Prendergast Ave.
Spencer, Frank, painter, r. 811 Prendergast Ave.
Spencer, Frank E., (Ida), h. 616 East Second.
Spencer, Georgie B., dressmaker, r. 811 Prendergast Ave.
Spencer, Oscar F., window decorator, r. 811 Prendergast Ave.
Spencer, Silas A., (Rebecca J.), contractor, h. 24 Alton Place.
H Sperber, Emelie, widow Julius R., h. 14 Hammond.
Sperber, Emilie V., teacher, r. 14 Hammond.
Spero, Christ,—Spero & John—r. over 5 Taylor.
Spero & John—Christ and Joseph—shoe shine, 16 South Main.
Speo, Tom, shoe shine, r. 6 William.
Sperry, Esterie S., (Jennie), foreman veneer worker, h. 40 Regent.
Sperry & Hutchins Co. (The)—C. E. Varcor, mgr.—green trading stamps, 232
East Second.
Spetz, Alice, domestic, 529 East Fifth.
Spetz, Alvin T.,—Thorne & Spetz—r. 248 Barrows.
Spetz, Anton G., metalworker, r. 248 Barrows.
0 Spetz, Hilda, widow Charles, h. 248 Barrows.
Spetz, Mabel S., textile worker, r. 248 Barrows.
Spetz, Manley, (Hazel), woodworker, h. 119 Steele.
Spink, Agnes, cloth mender, rms. 217 West Second.
Spink, Carl C, (Ethel), conductor, h. 11 Fletcher Ave.
Spinnewyn, Maurice E., (Leontine F.), weaver, h. over 410 Allen.
Spiro & Dervish—Joseph and Kozeli—groceries, 21 Market.
Spiro, Joseph, (Sophia),—Spiro & Dervish—h. 135 Steele.
S,piro, Simon, finisher, r. 231% South Main.
Spitz, Grant R., (Walburg M.), carpenter, h. 26 Wilton Ave.
Q Spitz, Walter E„ laborer, bds. 26 Wilton Ave.
f S Have Spjute, Sprague, Spoto, Your Vincenzo, Fred, Blocks, Belle, Blanche, iron House r. 308-310 (Georgana),—barber, worker, 58 teacher, Franklin. Wired! Pine. bds. r. 101 44 Chautauqua Broadhead J^W£SIC 1058 East Ave.
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Sprague, Bertha Q., r. 509 Prendergast Ave.
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SPRAGUE, CLARENCE J., (Minnie C.)—publishers Evening News, and job «j
printing, under 310 Pine—h. 15 Fluvanna Ave.
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Sprague, Elmer E., (Emily W.)—job printing, under 307 Spring—h. over 18 S
Fluvanna Ave.
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Sprague, Eugene D., clerk, r. 818 Lafayette.
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Sprague, James L., retired, h. 336 Foote Ave.
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Sprague, Lynn Tew, retired, rms. 614 Spring. *" 99
Sprague, Mary A., widow George W., h. 101 Broadhead Ave.
Sprague, Richmond H., deliveryman, r. 101 Broadhead Ave.
Sprague, Willis W., (Florence), postal clerk, h. 17 Grandin.
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Spraker, Clarence, (Jennie D.), commercial traveler, h. 78 Stewart Ave. Ci
Spreeter, Harriett, h. 517 East Second.
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Sprinchorn, Alrich J., (Hattie), plumber, h. over 166 Baker.
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Spring, E. Walton, (Zilpha B.)—vice pres. Chautauqua School of Nursing— m*m
h. 406 Lakeview Ave.
Spring, Ira L., student, r. 406 Lakeview Ave.
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Spring, Lilly B., r. over 221 Van Buren.
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Spring, Zilpha, r. 406 Lakeview Ave.
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Spurr, Clyde, (Blanche), mechanic, h. Wicks Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Sput, Charles, (Augusta N.), laborer, h. over 394 Falconer.
Squier, Edward J., (Minnie L.); lecturer, h. 140 Summit.
Squier, George J., (Jennie H.), retired minister, h. 193 Summit.
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Squier, James I., (Emmeline P.), retired, h. 623 Palmer.
Squier, Mabel N., teacher, r. 140 Summit.
Squier, Paul H., clerk, h. 193 Summit.
Squier's Court, 110-112 West Third.
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Squires, Mazie, Mrs., h. 302 West Fifth.
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Staff, Charles A., (Elizabeth), finisher,h. under 434 Falconer. mm.
STAFFORD, A. H. & SON—Austin H. and James P.—general insurance, 1 J,
First National Bank Bldg.
Stafford, Austin H., (Louisa M.)—A. H. Stafford & Son and pension attorney, (^
1 First National Bank Bldg.—h. 500 East Fifth. ft
Stafford, Bert R., poster advertiser, r. over 210 East Second.
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Stafford, Charles H., (Viola), switchman, h. 61 Thirteenth.
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Stafford, Claude,—hostler, Jamestown Brewing Co.—h. 709 West Eighth.
Stafford, Eddylie L., (Orcetto), paper hanger, h. 272 Prospect.
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Stafford, Florence E., r. 409% Cherry.
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Stafford, Frank O., (Emma L.), aristo worker, h. 409% Cherry. 2!
Stafford, Glenn, paper hanger, r. 272 Prospect.
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Stafford, Ida B., tailoress, r. 210 East Second.
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Stafford, Ina M.,—bookkeeper and stenographer, Hanson Electric Co.—r. GU
Kennedy, N. Y.
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Stafford, James I., (Hattie L.)—billing clerk, Wilcox, Burchard & Co.—h. mm*
53 Prospect. Jj1
Stafford, James P., (Ramah J.)—A. H. Stafford & Son, and attorney, 1 First ft—
National Bank Bldg.—h. 506 East Fifth.
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Stafford, John R., (Emma C), h. 28 Lakin Ave. 3
Stafford, Lee, commercial traveler, r. 53 Prospect.
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Stafford, Lizzie, widow Rowland, h. over 210 East Second.
BALDWIN, STAFFORD, Stafford, Stahl, Clinton. James Ruth Thomas LYNN, A., Manufacturing E., horse L., student, telephone (Flora),—prop. trainer, r. 53 electrician, r. Prospect. 460 Jeweler, Cash Buffalo. Grocery, rms. over SBSE" 211 North West'Third—h. 8 Main. 310 *^3
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D Stahl, Milton H., (Florence), laborer, h. 3 Williams Place.
Stahley, Earl, express messenger, r. 30 Thirteenth.
Stahley, Edward, student, r. 30 Thirteenth.
Stahley, Harry H., (Mae), baker, h. 23 Seventeenth.
Stahley, Jacob F., (Kate)—retail meats, 67 Tenth—h. 30 Thirteenth.
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Stahley, Jacob, Jr., baker, r. 30 Thirteenth.
Stahley, Mary, teacher, r. 30 Thirteenth.
Stahley, Virgil L., (Hazel),—prop. North Side Meat Market, 8 Crossman—h.
15 do.
W Stahley, William, meat cutter, r. 30 Thirteenth.
Stainthorpe, Jonas, (Adelia),—plumbing and steam fitting,under 300 East
Second—h. 119 Maple.
Stake, Doris, textile worker, r. 245 Hopkins Ave.
Stake, James H., textile worker, r. 245 Hopkins Ave.
Stake, John W., (Sarah), iron worker, h. 245 Hopkins Ave.
Stam, Carl, (Mary E.), woodworker, h. over 51 East Cowden Place.
Stamm, William M., (Sophia)—mailing clerk, Chautauqua School of Nursing
—h. 21 Van Buren.
Stancliffe, Arthur, (Annie), carpenter, h. 136 Thayer.
STANDARD INSURANCE AGENCY—Charles J. Johnson, Richard Berggren
and Alfred I. Peterson—general, over 103 East Second.
STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW YORK—Minal E. Young, special agent—258
Crescent.
Standard Table Co. (Inc.)—Charles S. Eddy (Akron, O.), pres.; L. G. Cowing,
sec.-treas.—mfrs. dining room tables and suites, 94-98 Steele.
Standish, Euciba, widow Brad, r. 20 Royal Ave
Standish, Harold, laborer, r. 620 West Seventh.
Standish, Henry J., (Alma A.), machine hand, h. 7 Geneva.
Standish, Roy L., (Elizabeth), conductor, h. 620 West Seventh.
H Stanford, Fred C, (May P.)—prop. Central Commercial Gallery, 69 Victoria
Ave.—h. 283 Broadhead Ave.
Stanford, Waldo P., student, r. 283 Broadhead Ave.
Stanley, Cleo E., laundress, r. 363 Falconer.
STANLEY, FRANK A., (Ruby E.)—jewelry and optometrist, 205 W. Third—
h. Frewsburg, N. Y.
Stanley, Jack—cigars, tobacco and news, 126 East Second—rms. over 120 do.
Stanley, J. Frank, (Emma), h. 862 North Main.
Stanley, William C, (Effie M.), woodworker, h. 363 Falconer.
St. Anne, Charles,. (Anna), metalworker, h. under 30% Institute.
Stansfield, Charles, (Eliza), foreman textile worker, h. 717 East Seventh.
O Stansfield, Fred, (Polly), textile worker, h. under 127 Barrows.
Stanton, E. M., r. 5 Appleyard Place.
Stanton, Frank M., (Myrtle), deliveryman, h. 29 Fletcher Ave.
Stanton, Ray E., messenger boy, r. 29 Fletcher Ave.
Stanton, Richard W., woodworker, r. 29 Fletcher Ave.
Staples, Adelbert L., (Hattie M.),—prop. Mission Novelty Works—h. 352
South Main.
Staples, Gerald G., bookkeeper, r. 352 South Main.
Staples, Iona, Mrs., practical nurse, rms. 901 Prendergast Ave.
Staples, Milton, teamster, r. 1240 Prendergast Ave.
Stapleton, Ernest, (Blanche), electrician, h. 47 Foote Ave.
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Stapleton, Mary, widow Christopher, r. 1210 East Second.
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Stapleton, Mary A., widow Batholomew, h. 47 Foote Ave.
•no Stapleton, Percy C, (Lena),—taxi service, Eagle Garage—h. 119 W. Fourth.
Stapleton, William G., (Anna), textile worker, h. 152 Park.
Star Furniture Co.—Jay Crissey, pres.; S. B. Burchard, vice pres.; H. P. Q9
Robertson, sec; Scott Baker, treas.—'bed room case goods, 25-37 Briggs. JjJ*
Star, Tailoring Co.—August Weisflog, prop.—cleaning, pressing and repair- 2)
ing, 219 Cherry.
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Stark, Axel, r. 46 Douglas Place.
Stark, Charles, fishpeddler, rms. over 46-48 Market.
Stark, Earl E., carpenter, bds. 839 Lafayette.
Stark, John A., (Matilda), wood worker, r. 64 Benedict.
Stark, Osborne P., (Julia)—dress goods and suitings, over 219 North Main—
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h. over 308 Pine. to—ot
Starkweather, John,—mgr. Riverside Hotel—r. 119-123 Fairmount Ave. ft
Starkweather, Tryphene, widow Leroy—prop. Riverside Hotel—h. 119-123 fjj
Fairmount Ave.
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Starleave, David L., (Victoria), wood finisher,h. 13 Charles.
Starleave, Edward, metalworker, bds. 25 Derby.
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Starleave, Geneve M., r. 13 Charles.
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Starquist, Leonard C, (Mia H.), wood worker, h. over 63 Union Ave.
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Starr's Art Shop—Mabel Starr—needlework, 110-112 West Third.
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Starr, Mabel R.—Starr's Art Shop—h. Lakewood, N. Y.
Starstrum, Anne, r. 6 Stow.
Starstrum, Elfreida, dressmaker, r. 6 Stowe.
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Starstrum, Hilda, Mrs., h. 6 Stowe.
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Starstrum, Sigua, textile worker, r. 6 Stowe.
Stavato, John, (Bessie), laborer, h. 29 Water.
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Stead, William, (Blanche), textile worker, h. 427 Hazeltine Ave. «^
Steadman, Clinton, (Bertha), teamster, h. 14 Spring Ext.
Steadman, see Stedman.
Stearns, Charles, carpenter, bds. over 15 East Second.
Stearns, Clide E., widow William B., h. 626 Palmer.
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STEARNS, F. M. & CO.—Frank M. Stearns and George L. Shutt—plumbing, (D
gas fitting,steam and water heating, 322 North Main.
Stearns, Frank M., (Harriett)—Frank M. Stearns & Co.—h. 1138 Prend. Av. »^
Stearns, Frank M., (Maria),—foreman, Erie freight depot—h. 626 Palmer. q
Stearns, Gertrude M., r. 62 McKinley Ave.
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Stearns, Henry P., student, r. 410 West Fifth.
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Stearns, James W„—special rep. N. Y. Telephone Co.—h. 62 McKinley Ave.
Stearns, John J. carpenter, h. 14 Axtel. 90,
Stearns, John R., (Alice A.), carpenter, h. 33 Hazzard.
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Stearns, Lincoln M., (Rodella), h. 410 West Fifth.
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Stearns, Melvin C, r. 410 West Fifth.
Steberg, John, cabinet maker, bds. 167 Chandler. m*
Steberg, Sigrid, bds. 167 Chandler.
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Stedman, Eusebia M., r. 621 East Second.
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Stedman, see Steadman.
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Steele, Ida M., widow Frank, r. 5 Church.
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Steenrod, Ella M., Mrs., r. 393 Falconer. *^
Baldwin,
Steenrod,
Steere, Stein, Carl, Charles Frank Howard
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photographer,
postal ^SSZTZm-mT**1" carpenter, painter, clerk, r. teacher 112 r.
r. Crossman. h. 415
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Stein, Louis W., (Louisa),—North Side Decorating Co.—h. 112 Crossman.
Steinberg, Samuel, clothing clerk, bds. 179 South Main.
Stell, Joseph, (Anna), textile worker, h. 4 Ivy.
Stellardo, Dominica, laborer, bds. 16% Harrison.
Stelmholm, Emil, woodworker, bds. 108 Bowen.
Stemple, Frances, textile worker, r. 226 Hopkins Ave.
Stemple, Helen, textile worker, r. 226 Hopkins Ave.
Stemple, Henry, (Gertrude), machine hand, h. 226 Hopkins Ave.
Stenander, August, (Emma), wood worker, h. Ill Camp.
Stenander, Carl, wood worker, bds. Ill Camp.
Stenander, Emil, (Hilda), wood worker, h. 15 Linwood Ave.
Stenander, Gertrude, milliner, r. Ill Camp.
Stenander, Gust E., (Carrie), wood worker, h. 37 Highland Ave.
Stephens, Amelia W., widow Edgar W., h. 517 Prendergast Ave.
Stephens, Charles G. H., attorney, r. 517 Prendergast Ave.
Stephens, Havena T., r. 517 Prendergast Ave.
Stephens, Mabel B., Mrs.,—stenographer, Chautauqua School of Nursing—r.
Celoron, N. Y.
Stephens, May W., Mrs., r. 512 Prendergast Ave.
Stephens, Sarah B., Mrs., waitress, r. 1370 East Second.
Stephens, see Stevens.
Stephenson, Frank, laborer, bds. 903 Lafayette.
Stephenson, Hannah, textile worker, r. 323 Stowe.
Stephenson, John, (Hannah), r. 323 Stowe.
Stephenson, Viola, domestic, 61 Tenth.
Sterling, Charles, r. 7 Lincoln.
Sternborg, Frank W., (Myrtle A.)—Collier & Sternborg and prop. Jamestown
Barn—h. 110 Liberty.
Sterner, W. Allen, (Tillie)—mgr. Western Union Telegraph & Cable Co.—
h. 78 Dearborn.
Stetson, Mary, teacher, bds. 516 Lafayette.
Stevens, Duane E., (Signe J.), mechanic, h. over 572 Allen.
Stevens, Ernest E., (Anna)—barber, 102 Fairmount Ave.—h. rear do.
Stevens, Flossie M., textile worker, r. over 572 Allen.
Stevens, Frank B.,' (Nan)—wire chief, N. Y. Telephone Co.—h. 1133 Prend.
Stevens, Frank W„ (Mary M.)—attorney, 404-406 Fenton Bldg.—h. 27 Allen.
Stevens, George A., (Beulah G.), chauffeur, h. 1168 Prendergast Ave.
Stevens, James, deliveryman, bds. 507 East Second.
Stevens, La Verne, clerk, rms. over 337 East Second.
Stevens, Martha L., widow Jay, rms. 835 North Main.
Stevens, William, painter, bds. 121 West Fourth.
Stevens, William F., theater property man, r. over 572 Allen.
STEVENS, WILSON, (Maud)—general insurance, over 119 North Main—h.
412 East Sixth.
WILSON STEVENS
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AGENCY
OVER 119 NORTH MAIN STREET
Stevens, see Stephens.
Stevenson, Claire, Mrs., h. 37% Cross.
Toll- Stevenson, laiK urirti W iJohn, m Rontlov Dcllllcy textile Connecticut worker, W. h. J. under life Bentley, ins. 43 College. Mgr., co., Office, Hartford, 514 Chadakoin Conn. Bldg.

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Stevenson, Louisa M., widow Alonzo, rm. 113 East Second. ^^
Stevenson, Mayne Reid, (Cora Keefer)—vice pres. Maddox Table Co. and Jj2
sec.-treas. Lakewood Ice Co.—h. 203 Van Buren.
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Stevenson, Oscar W., (Hilda), laborer, h. 5 Terrace Place.
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Stevenson, William E., (Margaret P.),—mgr. Johnson Ice & Coal Co.—h. ^p^
72 Newton Ave. \3
Steves, Irene, nurse, W. C. A. Hospital.
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Steves, Raymond B., (Pauline), designer, h. 52 Hamilton.
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Steveson, Peter, house painter, bds. 303 South Main.
Stewart, Alexander, (Grace), teamster, h. 19 Eleventh.
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Stewart, Alice Ida, waitress, r. 13 Hopkins Ave. 2 —
Stewart, Alpine A., (Mary),—Stewart & Howe—h. 1024 North Main. 5) g_
Stewart, Anna M., widow William, nurse, h. 662 Foote Ave. -e »
Stewart, Annie—home baking, 366 East Third—h. do. o 2
Stewart, Cecil C, printer, r. 16 Hazzard. a a.
Stewart, Cecil V., (Lillian),—foreman composing room, Morning Post—h. S §
16 Hazzard. 8, **
Stewart, Charles, finisher, r. 13 Hopkins Ave. g
Stewart, Edmond, (Alice), h. 13 Hopkins Ave. , " 3
Stewart, Edward J., finisher,r. 13 Hopkins Ave. | o
Stewart, Elizabeth M., Mrs., h. 819 Prendergast Ave. 4
Stewart, Florence, waitress, Hotel Grandin.
Stewart, Florence L., domestic, r. 13 Hopkins Ave. Ci g>
Stewart, Frank, (Mabel), wood worker, h. over 145 Barrows.
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Stewart, Frank, h. 17 Palmer. 2. i
Stewart, Garrett M., deliveryman, r. 22 Hazzard. § "
Stewart, Harry E., (Leora B.), machinist, h. over 143 Fairview Ave. o -»
Stewart & Howe—Alpine A. and Lynn E.—plumbing and heating, 219 Wash- „ ©
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Stewart, Laura, r. 805 West Fifth. » *n
Stewart, Morris D., woodworker, r. 13 Hopkins Ave.
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Stewart, William Robert P., J., (Eva (Bessie), B.)—supt. electrician, Empire h. and over Acme 264 Worsted Broadhead Mills—h. Ave. 402 *j g
Stewart, Lakeview William Ave. J. J., clerk, r. 819 Prendergast Ave.
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Stewart, Ruth, chamber maid, r. 13 Hopkins Ave.
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Stillman, Stewart, Ruth, Ida V., waitress, widow Rhierson Hotel Grandin. S., h. 345 East Second. Jf g 3 >g
Stewart, Stillwell, Samuel, Fred S., (Alma), (Hilda)—The toolmaker, Samuels h. 45 Tailor Royal Shop—h: Ave. over 224 Crescent, "B a '
Stewart, Stillwell, Theodore, Fred S., Jr., (Nancy (Mary), E.)—janitor conductor, High h. over School 20 Whitley Bldg.—h. Ave. 8 Institute. S « © S
Stewart, Stilson, Benjamin W. A., laborer, A., (Maude)—pres. rms. over 46-48 and Market. mgr. Jamestown Hardware Co.— e a- * j
h. 1390 East Second. jo o «- n
Stilson, D. Earl, (Catherine)—manuel training, Jamestown High School—h. 3 B. ©
Stewart, 419 Lincoln. see Stuart.
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Stilson, Elias B., carpenter, h. 1390 East Second.
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Stine, Clarence, (Emma), h. over 218 Steele.
Stilson, George W., carpenter and painter, h. 419 Lincoln. a .
Stineckers, Frank, (Mary), textile worker, h. over 554 Allen.
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Stitt, Alvin D., (Florence B.)—sec. Falconer Mirror Works—h. 34 Chestnut. * *
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Stitt, Austin, (Alline)—supt. Falconer Mirror Works—h. 416 Lincoln. j- g*
Stitt, William F., (Sarah M.)—pres. Falconer Mirror Co. (Falconer, N. Y.)— o §
h. 78 Liberty. | - "* 2
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Stock, Richard B., (Lida Alle), bank clerk, h. 904 North Main.
Stocker, Ella J., widow Laverne—boarders, 304 West Third—h. do.
Stocker, Frank L., chauffeur, r. 304 West Third.
Stockfisch, Henry, delivery man, r. 64 Fairmount Ave.
Stockholm Lunch Room—Hannah Johnson and Selma Anderson, props.—114
West Second.
Stockton, Frank W., student, r. 8 Hall Ave.
Stockton, Thomas L., (Myrtle), contractor, h. 8 Hall Ave.
Stockwell, Ada, practical nurse, r. over 750 East Second.
Stockwell, Amelia I., canvasser, h. over 750 East Second.
Stockwell, Gail R., r. 1001 East Second.
Stockwell, Hoyt D., r. 1001 East Second.
Stockwell, Ivan A., (Alta), grocer, h. 1001 East Second.
Stoddard, Charles W., (Helen), metalworker, h. over 715 East Second.
Stoddard, Charles W., (Nellie), polisher, h. over 715 East Second.
Stoddard, C. Percival, errand boy, r. 75 Livingston Ave.
Stoddard, Frank P.,—pastor, Calvary Baptist Church—r. Busti, N. Y.
Stoddard, Harold F., stock clerk, r. 75 Livingston Ave.
Stoddard, Harry, (Margaret)—pres. and gen. mgr. Art Metal Construction
Co.—h. Lakewood, N. Y.
Stoddard, Henry N., (Mary E.), painter, h. 15 Crossman.
Stoddard, Julitta, domestic, r. over 715 East Second.
Stoddard, Lafayette, (Bertha L.), milk peddler, h. 603 Falconer.
Stoddard, Verne W., (Bertha K.), shipping clerk, h. 75 Livingston Ave.
Stoddard, W. W., janitor Y. W. C. A., r. 19 Langford.
Stoeko, James, filler,r. 231% South Main.
Stoeltzing, Arthur W., student, r. over 613 East Eighth.
Stoeltzing, Dorothy, r. over 613 East Eighth.
Stoeltzing, Richard D., canvasser, h. over 613 East Eighth.
Stohl, Gust J„ (Ruth C), police, h. over 72 Sturges.
Stohl, Louisa, widow Gust, h. under 129 Bush.
Stohlberg, Carl T., (Hildur)—supervisor, Dahlstrom Metallic Door Co.—h.
258 Falconer.
Stohlberg, Eric, bench foreman, bds. 6% Center.
Stohlberg, Oscar S., (Hilda M.), machinist, h. 139 Park.
Stohlbrust, Hilmer, cabinet maker, bds. 251 Willard.
Stokes, John H., (Nellie B.), sheet metalworker, h. Fairmount Ave., bey.
limits.
Stolehawske, Ada, photo printer, r. over 610 East Second.
Stolgren, E. Nels, carpenter, bds. 119 Barrows.
JAMESTOWN HARDWARE CO., Inc. gas Ranges
Stoltz, Herman H., (Flora E.), compositor The Journal, h. 76 Barrett.
Stoltz, John,
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metalworker,
THIRD STREET
h. 7 Todd Ave.
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Stone, Alfred W., (Edith), teamster, h. 915 Washington.
Stone! Stone, Andrew, Almond, Ara V., (Nellie bds. (Rose 25 M.), E.),—Hanson Fourteenth. teamster, & h. Stone—h. 283^ South 18 Main. Columbia Ave.

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Stone, Arthur M., (Florence), h. 42 Chestnut. "X3
Stone, Bethal, student, r. 254 Hallock.
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Stone, Charles, (Christine), machine hand, h. over 106 Hedges Ave. **
Stone, Cora A., widow Roy, dressmaking, h. over 6 Ninth.
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Stone, Edward, lineman, bds. Grandin Hotel. 2
Stone, Ellen M., widow Frank, h. 504 East Seventh. P .
Stone, Emil A., (Amelia), foreman finisher,h. 25 Fourteenth. 03
Stone, Eva R., r. 25 Fourteenth. **
Stone, Frank A., (Irene P.), mechanic, h. 519 West Third.
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Stone, Fred C, (Adelaide B.)—optometrist and optician, over 204 North 2loi
Main—h. 416 Jefferson.
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Stone, Fred K., (Edith R.), electrician, h. 29 Blanchard. g*
Stone, Harold S., (Minnie L.), ice maker, h. 18 Columbia Ave.
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Stone, Hulda A., widow Gust F., h. 609 West Seventh.
Stone, Laura I., teacher, r. 504 East Seventh. *^
Stone, Levi M., Florence, teaming contractor, h. 251 Fulton. 2
Stone, Lilly A., paper box maker,, r. 25 Fourteenth.
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Stone Lovina L., widow Henry, h. over 16 Ninth. .
Stone, Margaret E., telephone operator, r. 609 West Seventh.
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Stone, Mary E., widow William S., r. 526 Winsor. g*
Stone, Robert K., office clerk, r. 416 Jefferson.
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Stone, Ronal W., student, r. 254 Hallock. f*» -
Stone, William H., (Nellie D.), detailer, h. 254 Hallock. (*»
Stoneberg, Carl W., machinist, r. 33 Anderson. £*.
Stoneberg, Clarence, (Ella), h. 27 Forest Ave.
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Stoneberg, Edward, (Lottie), motorman, h. 241 South Main.
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Stoneberg, Elna C, clerk, r. 33 Anderson.
Stoneberg, John G. (Josephine), cabinet maker, h. 33 Anderson.
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Stoneberg, Harold, (Lena), machine hand, h. 117 Chandler.
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Stoneburg, Harold, r. 115 Barrows.
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Stoneberg, Teckla J., textile worker, r. 33 Anderson. g-
Stonehouse, Willard, driver, bds. 152 Chandler. ^ g,
Stoner, Bessie E., r. 223 Broadhead Ave. b »
Stoner, Eugene M., (Irene),—contractor and builder, 500 West Second—h. ~ —
1112 East Second. g. g
Stoner, Harold W., (Evelyn), brick layer, h. 9 Cowing. 5" g,
Stoner, Lynn H., (Mattie E.),—saloon, 17 East Second—h. 850 Prendergast. .< J>
Stoner, Sarah J., widow Isaac, h. 305 Crescent.
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Stoop, Alphonse, (Jennie), textile worker, h. under 531 Allen.
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Stoph'el, Edgar C, mechanic, r. 8 Fairfield Ave. *
Stophel, Emma E., widow Edward, r. 8 Fairfield Ave.
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Storer, Day, (May), machine hand, h. 1061% East Second. —
Storey, Jay W., (Helen E.),—janitor, First Baptist Church—h. 348 Falconer. S!
Storm,'Richard, (Annie), cabinet maker, h. 715 East Second. o.
Storm, Walter C, painter, r. 47 Pearl Ave.
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Stormer, Adam—Eagle Foundry & Machine Co.—h. 208 Jones and Gifford Av. => e
Stormer, Anna, spinner, r. 208 Jones & Gifford Ave. K j,
Stormer, De Emma, Mrs., dressmaker, h. 304 Prendergast Ave.
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Stormer, Gladys, textile worker, r. 10 Cleveland Place. 3 "O
Stormer, Henry, (Rose)—iron moulder—h. 208 J. & G. Ave.
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Stormer, John, (Louise), wood finisher,h. 10 Cleveland Place.
BALD Stormer, WIN, William, Morris Sylvia, St W„ twister, E., bartender, HAMILTON telegraph (Alice), r. 208 bds. electrical operator, Jones 635 WATCHES & West contractor, r. Gifford under Eighth. || Ave. 10 h. Cleveland 21 Eighteenth. Place.
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Streed, Carrie, candy packer, r. 308 Stowe. JJ
Streed, Edof, metal worker, r. 308 Stowe.
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Streed, Elof, (Nellie), cabinet maker, h. 308 Stowe.
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Streed, Inar, metal worker, r. 308 Stowe.
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Streed, Gustaf A., (Julia), wood worker, h. 143 Camp. m>
Streed, see Strid and Stried.
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Streeter, Medora, Mrs., domestic, r. 8 West Seventh. m,
Strieker, Jacob, (Emma),—Ochs & Strieker—'h. Warren, Pa.
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Strickland, F. L., (Louisa)—sec. Gage Furniture Co.—h. R. F. D. 82. w
Strickland, Gerald A., plumber, r. 3 East Seventh.
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Strickland, Josephine, widow Parker, h. 3 East Seventh.
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Strickland, Kelly, r. 937 East Second.
Strickland, Lillian, stenographer, r. 3 East Seventh.
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Strickland, Orrin F., (Virginia E.), retired, h. 367% Foote Ave.
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Strickland, Willis L., (Luella), carpenter, h. 937 East Second.
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Strid, Agda—domestic, 91 Newton Ave.—13 Scott.
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Strid, Alma S.—domestic, 127 Lakeview Ave.—r. 13 Scott.
Strid, Carl G., (Mary), sheet metal worker, h. 13 Scott.
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Strid, Herman C, wood worker, r. 13 Scott.
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Striebig, Frances, widow Joseph, r. 380 Foote Ave.
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Stried, Reynold, (Ella), carpenter, h. over 222 McKinley Ave.
Stried, see Strid and Streed.
Strikenberg, Anna L., music teacher, r. 818 Cherry.
Strikenberg, Ella, Mrs., h. 818 Cherry.
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Strikenberg, M. Inez, stenographer, r. 818 Cherry.
Strimdahl, Alfred, (Caroline S.), h. 53 Water.
Strimdahl, Lewis, bartender, r. 53 Water.
Strobel, Margaret, widow Louis H., h. over 19 West Second.
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Strobel, Maude I., milliner,, r. over 19 West Second.
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Strohm, Henry A., (Nina)—retail meats, 584 East Second—h. 12 Arlington. g*.
Strom, Carl A., wood worker, bds. 27 Forest Ave. ,i
Strom, John, wood worker, bds. 810 Jefferson.
Stromberg, Anna, widow Emil, h. 347 Van Buren. (^
Stromberg, Amelia, teacher, r. 347 Van Buren.
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Stromberg, Carl A., (Grace G.), sheet metal worker, h. 23 Marion.
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Stromberg, Dorothy, domestic, r. 38 Hall Ave.
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Stromberg, Knut S., painter, bds. 68 Blanchard.
Stromberg, Matilda, domestic, 205 East Fifth.
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Stromberg, Nellie, bookkeeper, r. 347 Van Buren.
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Stromdahl, Alice, textile worker, r. 36 Peach.
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Stromdahl, Charles, (Anna), textile worker, h. 36 Peach.
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Stromdahl, Ernest electrician, h. 10 Axtel.
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Stromdahl, Ernest A., (Maud L.), decorator, h. 223 Winsor.
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Stromdahl, Laurabelle, business student, r. 223 Winsor.
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Stromer, Oscar, carpenter, r. over 11 East Second. ^.
Stromgren, Selma, domestic, 1381 East Second.
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Strong, Anna, h. over 514 Newland Ave.
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Strong, Burdette E., (Agnes),—pres.-treas. Strong Veneer Co.—h. 88 Newton. *_*
Strong, Clyde L., metal printer, r. 8 Norton Ave.
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Strong, Ernest R., (Helen G.), draftsman, h. 90 Colfax.
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Strong, Ethel M., clerk, r. 8 Norton Ave.
Strong, Frank H., (Laura C),—stockroom clerk, Watson Mfg. Co.—h. 269 f^
BALDWIN, Strong, South Herman, Fred, Main. (Mary), (Ethel Jeweler, (Ruth), M.), h. 8 clerk, metal Norton __ h. case Ave. 211 maker, FINE Palmer. h. DIAMONDS 58 Stewart Ave. £
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Strong, John A., (Freda), teamster, h. ,over 23 Stowe.
Strong, Louie C, (Elsie Kinney)—real estate, stock and bonds, 1-2 Gokey
Bldg.—h. 34 Spruce.
Strong, Mary E., widow Gilbert, h. 428 East Sixth.
Strong Veneer Co.—B. E. Strong, pres.-treas.; F. D. Rider, vice pres.; H. G.
Clemenger, sec.—321 Washington.
Stroth, John G. C, (Sophia), h. 106 Cross.
Strotzo, Tony, laborer, bds. 502 Crescent.
Strous, Charles, molder, bds. 210 West Fourth.
Strum, Andrew T., chauffeur, bds. 68 Blanchard.
Strumgren, Joseph, textile worker, bds. 320 Allen.
Strundell, Herman, (Sophia), metal worker, h. 136 Weeks.
Strunk, Frances B., widow Marshall—Christian Science practitioner, The
Osmer—r. do.
Stuart, Blanche, stenographer, r. Ill Barrett.
Stuart, George H„ (Rose B.), aristo foreman, h. 628 Palmer.
Stuart, Harry J., dentist's asst., r. 915 Prendergast Ave.
Stuart, Nettie, widow Louis, practical nurse, r. Ill Barrett.
Stuart, Herbert R., chauffeur, r. 915 Prendergast Ave.
Stuart, Margaret J., widow John H., h. 915 Prendergast Ave.
Stuart, Rodney M., (Carrie), clerk, h. 35 Myrtle.
Stuart, William G., express messenger, r. 915 Prendergast Ave.
Stuart, see Stewart.
Stubbs, Alfred, (Mary Jane), stone cutter, h. 10% Crane.
Stubbs, Alfred R., express clerk, r. 10% Crane.
Stubbs, Sam, express deliveryman, r. 10% Crane.
Studd, Robert L., (Gertrude), painter, bds. 5 Winsor.
Stuiski, Vincent, (Carolina), wood worker, h. 32 Martin Road.
Stumhofer, Carl, (Blanche), draughtsman, h. 133 Maple.
Stumpf, Anna M., stenographer, r. 135 Allen.
Stumpf, Charles J., (Annie)—saloon, 2 West First—h. 638 Prendergast Ave.
Stumpf, Frank M., (Lina)—prop. Narrow Gauge Restaurant—h. 40 Hamilton.
Stumpf, George L., (A. Margarita),—mgr. Mason News Room, 8 East Third—
h. 316 West Fourth.
Stumpf, Henry A., (Nellie), retired butcher, h. 10 Tenth.
Stumpf, H. Warren, (Blanche W.), postoffice clerk, h. 36 Hazzard.
Stumpf, Rosalia M., widow Henry, h. 135 Allen.
Sturdevant Block, 116-120 West Second.
Sturdevant, Clyde, (Annie)—Sturdevant Granite Works—h.over 187 S. Main.
Sturdevant, Emory A., (Eva T.)—Sturdevant Granite Works—h. 183 S. Main.
Sturdevant, Frances M., widow Bruce F., h. over 219 Spring.
Sturdevant Granite Works—E. A., C. D. and L. K., props.—granite and
marble monuments, 306 West Second.
Sturdevant, Harvey, (Josephine), mechanic, h. 112 Bowen.
Sturdevant, Josephine, widow Dudley W., h. 104 Washington.
Sturdevant, Lucile, laundress, r. 1136 North Main.
Sturdevant, Lynn K.,—Sturdevant Granite Works—r. 183 South Main.
Sturdevant, Mary L., widow Myron, r. 44 Blanchard.
Sturdevant, Wesley J., (Matilda), foreman textile worker, h. 178 Bowen.
Sturdevant, William J., asst. pressman The Journal, r. 104 Washington.
Sturdy, Mary J., Mrs., weaver, r. over 191 Newton Ave.
Stumberg, Matilda, r. 25 Derby.
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Sullivan, Daniel J., (Ruth), clerk, h. over 204 Hazzard.
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Sullivan, Ellen M., bookkeeper, r. 8 Whitley Ave.
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Sullivan, John J., Jr., brick mason, r. 8 Whitley Ave.
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Sullivan, John Nora, T., h. 169 (Norton),—asst. Steele. sales mgr. Nickey Bros. & Bass—h. 12 CO £*5
Sullivan, Crossman. Paul R.—treas. Smith-Howard Co.—r. 314 West Fifth.
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Sullivan, Thomas, upholsterer, r. 169 Steele.
Summers, Charles, finisher,h. 8 Seventeenth.
Sund, Arrna, sheet metal worker, bds. 32 Eagle.
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Sundberg, Claude A., (Margaret), sheet metal worker, h. over 248 Broad- mm
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Sundberg, Charles J. L., (Prudence), factory laborer, h. 216 Baker.
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Sundberg, Genevieve, stenographer, r. 228 Sprague.
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Sundberg, Peter, (Anna), wood worker, h. 21 Highland Ave.
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Sundberg, Rose M., student, r. 228 Sprague.
Sundberg, Roy N., student, r. 606 Newland Ave.
Sundberg, Selma, r. 203 Willard. h—
Sundberg, William F., (Elizabeth), bartender, h. over 204 East Second. "^
Sundean, Knut, (Anna), wood worker, h. over 168 Thayer.
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Sundeen, Rongvald, textile worker, r. 101 Ensign.
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Sundell, Andrew V., motorman, bds. over 116 East Third.
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Sundell, Theodore J., (Sigrid), metal worker, h. over 208 Charles.
Sundgren, Albert J., (Emma), metal furniture erector, h. 37 Hamilton.
Sundgren, John, (Sofia), h. 213 Willard.
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Sundholm, Herbert TJ., (Fannie),—Jamestown Art Glass Works—h. 58
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Sundholm, John, machine sander, h. 150 Baker.
Sundman, Augusta W., widow Alex., h. 35 Tower.
W Sundquist, Arthur J., (Marie), millwright, h. 220 McKinley Ave.
Sundquist, Augusta, widow Andrew A., h. 418 Willard.
Sundquist, Carl B., (Amanda), wood finisher,h. 15 Park.
Sundquist, Carl J., (Linda)—boiler and general repair shop, 306 Harrison—
h. 238 Barrows.
Sundquist, Carl O. E., student, r. 418 Willard.
Sundquist, Charles G., (Ellen), h. 295 Willard.
Sundquist, Charles J., (Hulda), metal worker, h. 22 Tew.
Sundquist, Clara, textile worker, bds. over 208 Prospect.
Sundquist, Deward O., (Clara), electrician, h. 9 Cliff Place.
Sundquist, Douglas, (Elizabeth), sheet metal worker, h. 1023 Jefferson.
Sundquist, Ernest, blacksmith, r. 238 Barrows.
Sundquist, Florence, r. 238 Barrows.
Sundquist, Frank A., (Ida C), wood worker, h. over 118 Palmer.
Sundquist, Lillian C, r. 22 Tew.
Sundquist, Ruby Cooper, Mrs.—cleaning and pressing, 174 Fairmount Ave.—
h. do.
Sundquist, Walter A., (Augusta), pressman, h. 145% Chandler.
Sundstrom, C. John, (Emma), laborer, h. 312 Hazeltine Ave.
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Supince, Joseph, (Katherine L.), laborer, h. 10 Whitley Ave.
Surch, Sam, (Mary), r. over 205 Winsor.
Sutcliff, Arthur, bookkeeper, r. 610 East Second.
Sutcliffe, Craven, textile worker, r. 9 Virginia Blvd.
Sutcliffe, Cyril B., plumber, r. 9 Virginia Blvd.
Sutcliffe, Harold, warp dresser, r. 11 Thayer.
Sutcliffe, Herbert E., office clerk, bds. 610 East Second.
Sutcliffe, John H., (Sarah), warp dresser, h. 11 Thayer.
Sutcliffe, Marie, h. 516 Newland Ave.
O Sutcliffe, Martha M., h. over 516 Newland Ave.
Sutcliffe, Minnie, textile worker, r. 11 Thayer.
Sutcliffe, Morris, machine hand, r. 11 Thayer.
Suter, Anna R., dressmaker, h. 12 Water.
Suter, George, (Rose), cigar maker, h. 12 Water.
Suthern, Oscar F., (Jean)—Roberts & Suthern—h. Beechwood-on-Chautauqua.
Suttle, Abel, (Anna L.), carpenter, h. 137 Linwood Ave.
Suttle, Hubert, weaver, r. 440 Allen.
S Suttle, John, (Martha), h. 105 Allen.
Suttle, Martha A., widow George, h. 440 Allen.
Suttle, Naomi, weaver, r. 440 Allen.
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Svedberg, Gust W., (Augusta), carpenter, h. 157 Buffalo.
Svedene, Eric P., (Edla), wood worker, h. 25 Park.
Svedene, Ernest H., metal worker, r. 25 Park.
Swan, Albert, rms. Y. M. C. A.
Swan, Anna, textile worker, h. 144 Weeks.
Swan, Arthur W., (Sadie L.)—asst., cashier National Chautauqua County
Bank—h. 706 Lakeview Ave.
Swan, Axel, (Aleda), wood carver, h. 10 Weeks.
Swan, Beulah M., student, r. 10 Foote Ave.
Swan, Carl G., (Ida M.), sheet metal worker, h. over 137 Stowe.
Swan, Edward, band sawyer, bds. 489 Winsor.
Swan, Eric P., (Marie S.),—pastor, Swedish M. E. Church—h. 10 Foote Ave.
Swan, George, metal worker, bds. 609 West Seventh.
Swan, Gust A., (Alva), metal worker, h. 26 Sampson.
Swan, Harry, metal worker, bds. 609 West Seventh.
Swan, Jesse J., stationary engineer, bds. 124 Catlin Ave.
Swan, Lucile I., clerk, r. 26 Sampson.
Swan, Oscar F., (Susie), wood worker, h. 51 Hedges Ave.
Swan, Paul E., bank messenger, r. 10 Foote Ave.
Swan, Richard J., cabinet maker, bds. 203 Hallock.
Swan, William G., (Nellie), cable splicer, h. over 17 Ross.
Swanburg, John, (Hilma), machinist, h. 64 Myrtle.
Swanlon, Gust, (Elizabeth),—retail cigars, tobacco and news, 20 East Second
—h. 148 McKinley Ave.
Swanson, Carrie, widow Amandus, h. over 409 Palmer.
Swanson, Abel, laborer, bds. 279 Prospect.
Swanson, Adolf, (Hilda), metal worker, h. over 150 Barrows.
Swanson, Agnes L., student, r. 349 Foote Ave.
Swanson, Agnes S., textile worker, r. 34 Flagg Ave.
Swanson, Agnes V., r. 239 Falconer.
Swanson, Albert A., retired, rms. Y. M. C. A.
Swanson, Alberta, domestic, 1113 North Main.
Swanson, Albert O., (Ruth G.), h. 1135 North Main.
Swanson, Alex., (Mary),—prop. Monarch Pool Room—h. 46 Charles.
Swanson, Alfred, wood worker, h. under 168 Thayer.
Swanson, Alfred, (Emma), metal worker, h. 211 Front.
Swanson, Allene M., dressmaker, h. 304 East Second.
Swanson, Aimer A., r. 29 Linden Ave.
Swanson, Alvin, (Emma), h. 85 Highland Ave.
Swanson, Amil, (Ida), h. 26 Linden Ave.
Swanson, A. Nathaniel, sheet metal worker, bds. 11 Warner Ave.
Swanson, Andrew, (Mary), machine hand, h. 26 Vega.
Swanson, Andrew (Andrea), laborer, h. 79 Hazzard.
Swanson, Andrew A., (Matilda), wood worker, h. 108 Hedges Ave.
Swanson, Andrew P., (Christine), laborer, h. over 19 Columbia Ave.
Swanson, Andrew P. (Martina), cabinet maker, h. 135 Camp.
Swanson, Anna, widow William, twister, r. 1084 East Second.
Swanson, Anna, widow Albin, h. 33 Winsor.
Swanson, Anna, domestic, 558 East Second.
Swanson, Anna, r. 20 Newland Ave.
Swanson, Anna B., widow John E., h. 13 Partridge.
Swanson, Anna C, clerk, r. 77 Liberty.
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Swanson, Annie, Mrs., h. 121 Front.
Swanson, Annie E., milliner, r. 352 Price.
Swanson, Ansel, textile worker, r. 26 Vega.
Swanson, A. Pete, (Mary L.), street laborer, h. 510 Forest Ave.
Swanson, Archie L., clerk, r. 13 Pardee Ave.
Swanson Arleigh K.,—bookkeeper, William Koehl Co.—r. 68 Barrett.
Swanson, Arnold, farmer, r. West Oak Hill Ave.
Swanson, Arthur, machinist, r. 33 Winsor.
Swanson, Arthur, (Gertrude), finisher,h. over 19 Winsor.
Swanson, Arthur K., (Selma), teamster, h. 17 Terrace Place.
Swanson, August, (Olive), cabinet maker, h. 352 Price.
Swanson, August, r. over 54 Benedict.
Swanson, August W., (Judith), cabinet maker, h. 92 Eagle.
Swanson, Augusta, cook, 213 East Fourth.
Swanson, A. V. Leo, (Charlotte I.), shipping clerk, h. 10% Whitley Place.
Swanson, Axel, sheet metal worker, r. 120 Newton Ave.
Swanson, Axel, meter inspector, bds. 621 West Eighth.
Swanson, Axel teamster, h. over 68 Victoria Ave.
Swanson, Axel, (Jennie), blacksmith, h. 151 Park.
Swanson, Axel D., woodworker, bds. 11 East Newland Ave.
Swanson, Axel H., (Alice N.),—Period Furniture Co. (Celoron, N. Y.)—h.
257 South Main.
Swanson, Axel J., sheet metal worker, r. 34 Flagg Ave.
Swanson, Axel O., (Amanda), wood finisher,h. 220 Barrows.
Swanson, B. Elizabeth, widow Gustaf A., h. 28 Scott.
Swanson, Benedicta, widow August, h. over 72 Hedges Ave.
Swanson, Bernard G., buffer, r. 131 Wilson Ave.
Swanson, Bertha, widow O. Elmer, h. 800 Camp.
Swanson, Bertha A., textile weaver, r. 220 Barrows.
Swanson, Blanche, domestic, 315 East Sixth.
Swanson & Borkman—J. F. and Ernest M.—retail meats, 209 Palmer.
Swanson, Burdette, wood worker, r. 222 Barrows.
SWANSON, C. A. DRUG CO.—C. A. Swanson, pres.-treas.—retail, 200 North
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Swanson, C. Albert, (Clella), office clerk, h. over 220 Barrows.
Swanson, Carl A., painter, r. 503 Palmer.
Swanson, Carl A., (Josephine),—shoes, 41 South Main—h. 18 Partridge.
Swanson, Carl A., student, r. 15 Kinney.
Swanson, Carl E., wood worker, r. 73 Benson.
Swanson, Carl F., sheet metal worker, r. over 409 Palmer.
Swanson, Carl G., (Florence E.),—Ideal-Pearless Laundry—h. 27 Park.
Swanson, Carl G., textile worker, r. 440 Maple.
Swanson, Carl H., farm hand, r. 28 Kinney.
Swanson, Carl H., wood worker, bds. 11 East Newland Ave.
Swanson, Carl J., (Hilda) —Swedish-American Const. Co.—h. 116 Bowen.
Swanson, Carl J., (Amanda),—director Interior Metal Furniture Co.—h. 314
Van Buren.
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Swanson, Carl 120 O., WEST mechanic, THIRD r. STREET 239 Falconer. ACCESSORIES
Swanson, Carl W., (Rose), laborer, h. 516 Newland Ave.
Swanson, C. Axel, (S. Matilda), blacksmith, h. over 546 Allen.
Swanson, Charles, C. Emil, Axel, polisher, laborer, (Ellen (Martha), S.), bds. h. carpenter, 8 over 115 Hanley. Linwood 158 h. Stowe. 26 Spruce. Ave.

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Swanson, Charles A., sheet metal worker, r. over 72 Hedges Ave. "j3
Swanson, Charles A., (Hulda),—pres.-treas. C. A. Swanson Drug Co.—h. 639 2
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Swanson, David C, iron worker, r. 23 Eagle.
Swanson, David TJ., (Signe A.), sheet metal worker, h. over 172 Falconer.
Swanson, Earl E., student, r. 469 Willard. (b
Swanson, Edith, r. 29 Linden Ave. 55
Swanson, Edith, r. 102 Lister.
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Swanson, Charles J., sheet metal worker, r. 291 Willard.
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Swanson, Charles L., (Effie E.), wood worker, h. under 179 South Main. g
Swanson, Charles O., finisher,h. 239 Falconer. ^
Swanson, Charles R., (Amanda), stone mason, h. 440 Maple.
Swanson, Charles S.., (Christine)—«upt. Jamestown Table Co.—h. 251 Fair- ^
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Swanson, Clara M., bookkeeper, r. 13 Pardee Ave.
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Swanson, Clayton, bricklayer, r. 28 Clyde Ave. 2
Swanson, Corrine, stenographer, r. 15 Kinney.
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Swanson, Curth A., (Florence)—bookkeeper, Jamestown Construction Co.— W*
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Swanson, Edith J., clerk, r. 77 Liberty.
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Swanson, Edward C, (Blanche), h. 213 Fulton. ps .
Swanson, Edwin, machinist, r. 33 Winsor. m$
Swanson, Effie M.—graduate nurse, h. 7% Garfield.
Swanson, Elester A., (Belle T.), drug clerk, h. 509 West Seventh. 5
Swanson, Elizabeth M., bookkeeper, r. 135 Camp.
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Swanson, Elmer L., machine hand, r. 26 Vega.
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Swanson, Elvin, (Inger), machine hand, h. 12 Hopkins Ave.
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Swanson, Engman, laborer, bds. 135 Baker.
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Swanson, Evelyn, domestic, 406 Lakeview Ave.
Swanson, Floyd, wood finisher, r. 222 Barrows.
Swanson, Frank, (Ethel),—mgr. carpet dept. A. D. Sharpe Co.—h. 902 Prendergast
Ave.
Swanson, Frank, (Julia), wood worker, h. 45 Prospect.
Swanson, Frank E., (Ella), paper hanger, h. over 713 Newland Ave.
Swanson, Frank O., foreman cabinet maker, bds. 131 Wilson Ave.
Swanson, Frank O., (Olga), blacksmith, h. 179 McKinley Ave.
Swanson, Frank W., (May),—street commissioner, City Hall—h. 723 East 2d.
Swanson, Fred, (Alma), laborer, h. 20 Newland Ave.
Swanson, Fred, (Helen), laborer, h. 232 Barrett.
Swanson, Fred C, (Jennie), contract teamster, h. 29 Linden Ave.
Swanson, Fred R., (Anna), machine hand, h. over 96 Bowen.
Swanson, Fred A., (Blanche), contractor, h. 26 Buffalo.
Swanson, Frederick, laborer, bds. 141 Institute.
Swanson, F. William, (Delia), toolmaker, h. over 148 McKinley Ave.
Swanson, Garfield A., deliveryman Davis, Warn & Co.—r. Celoron, N. Y.
Swanson, G. Edwin—Carlson & Kinsel—bds. 12 Scott.
Swanson, George, drayman, bds. 1410 Washington.
Swanson, George C, (Mary), tool maker, h. 46 Hazzard.
Swanson, George E., toolmaker, r. 11 Morton.
Swanson, George L., teamster, r. 29 Linden Ave.
S.wanson, George T., (Rose), wood worker, h. 220 McKinley Ave.
Swanson, Gertie, domestic, 15 West Fifth.
Swanson, Gust, wood worker, r. 34 Flagg Ave.
Swanson, Gust, general contractor, h. 14 Stowe.
SWANSON, GUST, (Hannah)—piano dealer, 7 First National Bank Bldg.—
h. 16 West End.
Swanson, Gust, rms. Y. M. C. A.
Swanson, Gust A., (Josephine), metal worker, h. 11 Morton.
Swanson, Gust E., (Anna), carpenter, h. 339 Van Buren.
Swanson, Hans P., (Ebba), metal worker, h. 297 Crescent.
. Swanson, Harold, r. 29 Linden Ave.
Swanson, Harry G., pianist, r. 13 Partridge.
Swanson, Hazel B., r. under 179 South Main.
Swanson, Heda, domestic, 558 East Second.
Swanson, Henry A., sheet metal worker, r. 291 Willard.
Swanson, Henry C, metal finisher,bds. 63 Chapin.
Swanson, Helen C, r. 20 Colfax.
Swanson, Helen J., nurse, r. Willard Ext.
Swanson, Henry S., (Mabel P.), general contractor, h. 64 Barrett.
Swanson, Herman, (Augusta), wood worker, h. over 54 Benedict.
Swanson, Herman, (Bessie), motorman, h. 271 Fairmount Ave.
Swanson, Hildur, domestic, 414 West Eighth.
Swanson, Hildur E., domestic, r. 28 Kinney.
Swanson, Hilma, spinner, bds. 47 Hedges Ave.
Swanson, H. Ingeborg, textile worker, r. over 546 Allen.
Swanson, Hjalmar, crater, r. 23 Eagle.
Swanson, Hjalmar, (Anna C), finisher,h. 175 Forest Ave.
Swanson, Hjalmer, metal worker, bds. 8 Thayer.
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Swanson, Ida, widow Charles, h. 15 Kinney.
Swanson, Ida, widow Ben, weaver, h. over 36 Peach.
Swanson, Ida, h. over 191 Barrett.
Swanson, Iver, (Hilma), metal worker, h. 46 Colfax.
Swanson, J. Alfred, (Mary E.), water rubber, h. 53 Hallock.
Swanson, Jennie E., r. 222 McKinley Ave.
Swanson, Jennie O., box maker, bds. 185 Baker.
Swanson, Jessie Stone, widow William R., telephone operator, r. 37 Broadhead
Ave.
Swanson, J. F., (Emma),—Swanson & Borkman—h. 12 Tew.
Swanson, J. Harold, (Elizabeth),—city editor Morning Post—h. 90 Hazzard.
Swanson, Johanna, widow Charles, r. 175 Allen.
Swanson, Johanna, widow Swan, r. 35 Chapman.
Swanson, Johanna C, widow Nels, h. over 191 Barrett.
Swanson, John, (Hilda), wood worker, h. 23 Kinney.
Swanson, John, (Charlotte),—retail groceries, 29 Ahrens Ave.—h. 25 Beech.
Swanson, John, (Emma), butcher, h. 15 Palmer.
Swanson, John, wood worker, r. 34 Flagg Ave.
Swanson, John, metal worker, bds. 1065 East Second.
Swanson, John, (Sofia), h. 34 Pardee Ave.
Swanson, John, wood worker, bds. 37% Cross.
Swanson, John, motorman, rm. 49 Allen Block.
Swanson, John, brick mason, r. 299 Crescent.
Swanson, John A., sheet metal worker, h. 137 Wilson Ave.
Swanson, John A., student, r. 135 Camp.
Swanson, John A., (Julia), carpenter, r. 829 Newland Ave.
Swanson, John A., (Clara V.), wood worker, h. 330 Allen.
Swanson, John A., (Harry), textile worker, h. 20 Colfax.
Swanson, John C,—Mahoney & Swanson—h. 68 Barrett.
Swanson, John E., (Mary E.), foreman cabinet maker, h. 131 Wilson Ave.
Swanson, John E., machinist, r. 2011 Washington.
Swanson, John F., lumber handler, h. 73 Benson.
Swanson, John H., nightwatch, r. 509 West Seventh.
Swanson, John L., (Hannah), h. 61 Franklin.
Swanson, John M., (Christine E.), concrete contractor, h. 222 McKinley Ave.
Swanson, John O., (Alma), metal worker, h. 550 East Second.
Swanson, John P., (Elizabeth), laborer, h. 2011 Washington.
Swanson, John T., finisher, r. over 72 Hedges Ave.
Swanson, John W., (Olive),—city salesman, Wilcox, Burchard & Co.—h. 18
Allen.
Swanson, J. Oscar, (Mary), stone mason, h. 207 Barrows.
Swanson, Josephine, domestic, 135 Lakeview Ave.
"Swanson, Julius, (Hilda), painter and paper hanger, h. under 310 Clinton.
Swanson, J. Victor, wood worker, r. over 409 Palmer.
Swanson, J. Wilhelmina, stenographer, r. 135 Camp.
Swanson, Laurine, clerk, r. 7% Garfield.
Swanson, Lawrence, (Alice), carpenter, h. West Oak Hill Ave.
Swanson, Lawrence, grinder, r. 33 Winsor.
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Swanson, Lawrence C, shipping clerk, r. 251 Fine Fairmount Engraving
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DalaWin, Swanson, Lawrence W., Wellman bank clerk, Building g_.
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Swanson, Lena, widow John, h. 80 Hazzard.
Swanson, Lena E.,—notions, 279 Willard—h. 281 do.
Swanson, Leonard H., F., C, A., textile toolmaker, (Edith), r. 29 worker, Linden glazer, r. r. Ave. 12812 h. Euclid 76 Cowing. Eagle. Ave.
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Swanson. Leroy, bricklayer, r. 28 Clyde Ave.
Swanson, Lillian E., domestic, 352 Price.
Swanson, Lillian Evelyn, student, r. 7% Garfield.
Swanson. Lillian L., clerk, bds. over 47 Charles.
Swanson, Loren, office boy, r. 28 Clyde Ave.
Swanson, Louisa C, Mrs., r. 17 Linwood Ave.
Swanson, Lynn J., (Grace)—vice pres. The Bergstrom Co.—h. 329 Willard.
Swanson, Mabel, textile worker, r. 33 Winsor.
Swanson, Malcolm, (Anna C), h. 77 Liberty.
Swanson, Marion D., (Fredella), motorman, h. 43 Baker.
Swanson, Marlb, laborer, bds. 53 Hickory.
Swanson Mary, h. 558 East Second.
Swanson, Mary J., widow Mark, h. over 14 Crescent.
Swanson Mary L., textile worker, r. 510 Forest Ave.
Swanson, Matilda, textile worker, r. 191 Barrett.
Swanson Matilda M., dressmaker, h. 610 North Main.
Swanson Melker W., (Edla), metal worker, h. 120 Sampson.
Swanson Melvin O., college student, r. 349 Foote Ave.
Swanson Melvin L., (Edith L.), sheet metal worker, h. 124 Wescott.
Swanson Minnie E., r. 2011 Washington.
Swanson Morris, freight handler, r. 112 Mechanic.
Swanson, Nannie C, stenographer, r. over 191 Barrett.
S.wanson, Nels, (Olivia), teamster, h. 361 South Main.
Swanson, Pauline J., textile worker, r. 23 Eagle.
Swanson Olger C,—domestic, 148 Forest Ave.—r. 550 East Second.
Swanson, Olive E., dressmaker, r. 7% Garfield.
Swanson, Oscar, (Anna), metal worker, h. 25 Walnut.
Swanson, Oscar, (Amanda), commercial traveler, h. 783 East Second.
Swanson, Oscar, (Ruby), wood worker, h. 502 Newland Ave.
Swanson Oscar, plasterer, h. over 22 Forest Ave.
Swanson, Oscar, (Maude)—Malmberg & Swanson—h. 382 Foote Ave.
Swanson, Oscar E., (Adla), cabinet maker, h. 469 Willard.
Swanson, Oscar H., (Charlotte A.), clerk, h. 128 Euclid Ave.
Swanson, Oscar W., (Ellen), foreman finisher,h. 47 Chapin.
Swanson, Otto E., baker, 16 WEST rms. SECOND over 24 East STREET Third.
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16 West Second.
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Swanson, Richard J., (Hartha),—Johnson & Swanson—h. 167 Livingston Av.
Swanson, Richard Linne, student, r. 639 Prendergast Ave.
Swanson, Robert, laborer, bds. 64 Myrtle.
Swanson, Robert G., (Olga), foreman street laborer, h. 224 McKinley Ave.
Swanson, Robert William, sheet metal worker, r. over 409 Palmer.
Swanson, Royal C, (Jennie), foreman plater, h. 218 Bowen.
Swanson, Ruth M., billing clerk, r. 46 Charles.
Swanson, R. W., metal worker, bds. 14 South Main.
Swanson, S. August, (Signa C), wood worker, h. 11 East Newland Ave.
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Swanson, Selma C, widow John H., h. over 102 Prospect.
Swanson, Sherman C., mechanic, r. 15 Kinney.
Swanson, Signe M., textile worker, r. 13 Pardee Ave.
Swanson, Stella, widow Jacob, h. 20 Newland Ave.
Swanson, Svea, nurse, r. 299 Crescent.
Swanson, Svea R., domestic, 513 Lafayette.
Swanson, S. Victor, (Lottie), sheet metal worker, h. over 14 Whitley Ave.
Swanson, Swan, (Matilda), laborer, h. 34 Flagg Ave.
Swanson, Swan A., (Jennie), wood worker, h. 23 Eagle.
Swanson, Swan August, (Christine), retired, h. 291 Willard.
Swanson, Swan F., laborer, r. Willard Ext.
Swanson, Teckla, mender, bds. over 296 Willard.
Swanson, Theodore, (Fannie), sheet metal worker, h. 155 Hallock.
Swanson, Theodore, wood worker, r. 28 Kinney.
Swanson, Theodore E., (Mary F.), commercial traveler, h. 305 Foote Ave.
Swanson, Thomas, (Bertha), metal worker, h. 255 Prospect.
Swanson, Thur S., (Anna L.), metal worker, h. 104 Charles.
Swanson, Tillie, widow Frank O., h. 118 King.
Swanson, Tilmer E., tool maker, r. 11 Morton.
Swanson, Victor, (Signe), sheet metal worker, h. over 309 Forest Ave.
Swanson, Victor, metal worker, bds. 6 Stowe.
Swanson, Victor A., metal worker, r. 46 Charles.
Swanson, Victor E. (Lydia),—prop. Swanson's Restaurant—h. 91 Prather Av.
Swanson, Victoria E., cashier, r. 352 Price.
Swanson, Victoria N., music teacher, r. 639 Prendergast Ave.
Swanson, Viola S., domestic, 600 Prendergast Ave.
Swanson, Violet A., textile worker, r. 12 Cowing.
Swanson, V. J., metal worker, bds. 14 South Main.
Swanson, Walter J., teamster, r. 128 Euclid Ave.
Swanson, William, clerk, r. 299 Crescent.
Swanson, William, (Hilma), foreman sawyer, h. 12 Cowing.
Swanson, William, machine hand, bds. 12 Elk.
Swanson, William, (Anna C), wood worker, h. 168 Falconer.
Swanson, William G., sheet metal worker, r. 239 Falconer.
Swanson, William P., sheet metal worker, r. over 72 Hedges Ave.
Swanstrom, Ida, textile worker, r. over 33 Winsor.
Swanstrom, Mary, Mrs., h. over 33 Winsor.
Swanstrom, Richard, (Edith), sheet metal worker, h. under 370 Falconer.
Swart, Anna, widow Theron, h. 413 Stowe.
Swart, Guy T., (Luella), drayman, h. 1309 West Sixth.
Swart, Max, r. 413 Stowe.
Swart, May, textile worker, r. 413 Stowe.
Swart, Ray A.,—bookkeeper, Ames Transfer Co.—r. 413 Stowe.
Swartz, Frank E., dyer, r. 320 Stowe.
Swartz, John, (Mary), wood worker, h. 26 West Fifteenth.
Swartz, Peter, (Mary), stationary engineer, h. 320 Stowe.
Swartzwelder, Edward, bartender, h. Flat C, Old Broadhead Block.
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D. Bowman, vice pres.; Charles A. Okerlind, cashier; Harley F. Johnson,
asst. cashier—204 North Main.
P Swedish Brotherhood Hall, third floor,Barrett Bldg.
Swedish Salvation Army, 24 Harrison.
Swedish Snuff Co.—Gustafson estate—mfrs., 132 Foote Ave.
A Sweeney, Thomas H., (Luella), stationary fireman,h. 127 Elam Ave.
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Sweet, Albert L., (Augusta D.), grocery clerk, h. 10 Charles.
Sweet, Annette, widow Stephen, h. 14 Axtel.
Sweet & Burdick—John M. and Elmer E.—mops and brush holder, Haywood.
Sweet, Finley B., (Angeline), h. 711 East Second.
S Sweet, Fred M., stone cutter, h. 14 Axtell.
Sweet, Helen M., widow Isaac,, h. 22 West Eighth.
Sweet, John M., (Julia),—Sweet & Burdick—h. 42 Charles.
Sweet, Samuel, (Regina), retired, h. 201 Forest Ave.
Sweetin, James B., (Matilda), painter, h. 123 Sampson.
Sweetin, William J., metal worker, r. 123 Sampson.
Sweetland, E. Gayle, Mrs., clerk, r. 620 Spring.
H TSweetman, Thomas, freight handler, bds. 311 West Second.
Swenson, Gust E., (Eotl), draughtsman, h. over 134 Stowe.
Swenson, Swen O., (Torrea)—United Meat Market, 1 New Gifford Bldg.—
h. 148 Park.
Swensson, John S., (Marie E. C.)—supt. Gustavus Adolphus Orphans Home,
1381 East Second—h. do.
Swensson, Marie E. C, Mrs.—matron Gustavus Adolphus Orphans Home—
r. do.
Swensson, Signe I., college student, r. 1381 East Second.
Swetland, Evander J., (Sarah),—vice pres. H. R. Wilber Corporation—h.
Panama, N. Y.
Swezey, Herbert L., (Altha)—second hand goods, 613 North Main—h. over
11 Ninth.
Swift & Co.—F. A. Blum, mgr.—wholesale meats, 33 Institute.
Swift, John D., (Nettie), commercial traveler, h. 610 Lafayette.
Swisshelm, Clarence R., (Nettie M.), clerk, h. 310 _Broadhead Ave.
Swuman, Abdulla, dyer, r. 225 Steele.
Sykes, Herbert E., (Anna), wood worker, h. 101 Lindsey Ave.
j5 Sykes, Maria C, r. 653 Lakeview Ave.
*^ Sykes, William, (Martha C.)—Eagle Foundry & Machine Co.—h. 653 Lake-
S v i e w Ave.
Syren, Harold J., (Florence), office clerk, h. 58 Grant.
STollo- P Syren, Syvertson, Id with IK John Ran Willi Ole, fl A., DTI (Olga), (Minnie), DcHUcy CONNECTICUT blacksmith, commercial W. LIFE J. h. Bentley, traveler, 103 INS. Camp. CO., Mgr., h. over Hartford, Office, 162 Baker. 514 Conn. Chadakoin Bldg.

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Tabone, Joseph, (Crocificca), laborer, h. 422 Allen.
Tabone, Josephina, textile worker, r. 27 Scott.
Tabone, Sam, (Antonia), laborer, h. 27 Scott.
Tabone, Tony, (Carrie), h. under 81 Water.
Tabor, Lottie, teacher, bds. 374 Foote Ave.
Tafih, Zylfo, farmer, h. 824 Forest Ave.
Taft, Delia, widow Lewis, h. over 947 East Second.
Taggart, Claude L., (Kate Blanchard), draftsman, h. 1159 Prendergast Ave.
Talcamo, F. A., laborer, rms. 44 Russell Block.
Tamarco, Nick, (Antonita), laborer, h. 25 Water.
Tanghe, Arthur, bds. 215 Newland Ave.
Tanner, Glen, (Ethel IT.), carpenter, h. over 12 East Fourth.
Tanner, Sophia, widow Fred, chamber maid, The Samuels.
Tantillo, Frank, (Teresa), machine hand, h. 130 Harrison.
Tappan, Albert L., (Alice D.), finisher,h. Lakeview Ave. Ext.
Tappan, Lynn, (May), stationary engineer, h. 67 West Fifteenth.
Tappin, Hiram A., (Emma), laborer, h. 1817% Washington.
Tapping, Amy Pryor—Chautauqua County Agent for Dependent Children—
311-313 Washington—r. 331 East Third.
Tarbox, Claud H., (Eva), wood worker, h. over 368 Buffalo.
Tartgitti, Charles, (Tarssila), laborer, h. over 14 Scott.
Tatchel, PaulJ., (Mabie), conductor, h. 410 Lafayette.
Tate, Jessie M., r. 343 Falconer.
Taylor, Alice E., textile worker, r. 404 Lafayette.
Taylor, Bertha S., r. over 20 Peach.
Taylor, Charles M., teamster, r. 22 Elk.
Taylor, Clyde A., (Nancy M.), jeweler, h. over 35 Barrett.
Taylor, Ellen S., widow Alfred N—Virginia Hair Shop, 310 Pine—h. do.
Taylor, Emory A.,—district elder, Free Methodist Church—h. over 20 Peach.
Taylor, ErnestJ., (Myra), loom fixer,h. over 25 Hall Ave.
Taylor, Evelyn E., stenographer, r. 314 East Sixth.
Taylor, Grace M., Mrs.,—sec.-treas. House of Burnett—r. Beechwood-on-
Chautaua.ua.
Taylor, Henry A., (Mary), wood worker, h. 434 Maple.
Taylor, Isabelle, cloth mender, r. 275% South Main.
Taylor, James, stationary fireman,bds. over 739 East Second.
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Thayer, Eri, conductor, rms. over 215 Washington. f*t
Thayer, Jennie P., Mrs., r. 26 Royal Ave. 57*
Thayer,- Lucy A., widow Alanson, r. 370 Falconer.
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Thayer, Martha, domestic, 404 East Fifth.
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Thayer, Wayne J., electrician, r. 19 Regent.
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Thegel, Carl, (Hilma), lunch counter clerk, h. 167 Thayer. g*
Thegel, William, errand man, r. 167 Thayer.
Thelander, Joseph A., (Hazel,) blacksmith, h. 327 Price. O-
Thelander, Sofia, widow Frans, r. 617 Winsor.
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Themely, George—George Themely & Co.—rms. 23 Forest Ave.
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props.—baking, 38 Harrison.
Themely, Vasil Gr., sander, h. rm. 80, Allen Block. g"
Thierfeldt, Ida, widow Louis, h. 75 Bemus.
THING, G. E. & CO.—S. S. Lewis, rep.—wholesale shoes, 412 Chadakoin Big. «g
Thirteenth Separate Co., armory, 44-52 South Main. 2
Thoen, John W., (Finis B.), R. R. brakeman, h. rear 45 Baker. g£
Thomas, Addison C, commercial traveler, rms. 413 Cherry.
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Thomas, Charles H., (Anna L.), gardener, h. 507 Palmer.
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Thompson, Daisy V., domestic, 245 Fulton.
Thompson, Edwin G., (H. Maude), wood carver, h. 123 Clyde Ave.
Thompson. Ethel, domestic, 206 Lakeview Ave.
Thompson. Eva C, widow Earl C, practical nurse, h. over 2 Livingston Ave.
Thompson, Fannie J., r. 123 Lakeview Ave.
Thompson, Florence A., widow George A., r. over 37 Tenth.
Thompson George M., h. 26 Twelfth.
Thompson, Glenn E., candy maker, r. 204 Allen.
Thompson Helen H., r. 123 Lakeview Ave.
Thompson Helen R., student, r. 129 Prospect.
Thompson H. Marvin, (Julia), h. 610 Camp.
Thompson Hugh E., (Mame), motorman, h. over 37 Tenth.
Thompson, Irene A., clerk, r. 325 Falconer.
Thompson Jane E., widow Ransill, r. over 48 Charles.
Thompson, John, teamster, h. 406 Washington.
Thompson, John G., (Matilda), retired, h. 100 McKinley Ave.
Thompson Jones, wood worker, bds. 11 Phillips.
Thompson, Levant H., (Margaret E.), candy maker, h. 204 Allen.
Thompson Louise, r. 208 West Fourth.
Thompson, Mabel J., student, r. 325 Falconer.
Thompson, Marion A., candy maker, r. 25 Hazzard.
Thompson Margaret, dressmaker, r. 15 Chestnut.
Thompson Norman R., (Kate), h. 50 Allen.
Thompson Pauline E., domestic, 130 South Main.
Thompson, Philena, widow Frank, seamstress, rms. 14 Allen Block.
Thompson Raymond L., r. under 157 Allen.
Thompson Samuel W., (Emily)—prop. The Baby Shop—h. 123 Lakeview Av.
Thompson Seth W., (Emma L.), retired, h. 609 Lakeview Ave.
Thompson Sylvia,—baked goods, 150 Foote Ave.—h. over do.
Thompson Warren, clerk, r. 129 Prospect.
Thompson, Wilbur A., (Lillian P.), clerk, h. 14 Fourteenth.
Thompson. William, (Hannah), h. 620 Palmer.
Thompson, William L., porter, r. over 626 Spring.
Thorchell Arvid,-(Martha), carpenter, h. over 108 Cross.
Thoren, Carl (Emma), finisher,h. 612 Winsor.
Thoren, Maud, student r. 612 Winsor.
Thoren, Richard J., (Julia S.), plater, h. 219 Palmer.
Thornblad, Albert, (Anna), painter, h. 6 Orchard.
Thornblad, Ethel A., box maker, r. 6 Orchard.
Thornblad, George M., toolmaker, r. 6 Orchard.
Thornblad, Yngve C, tool maker, r. 6 Orchard.
Thorne, Eddie, (Anna), stationary engineer, h. 18 Utica.
Thorne, Malcolm C, (Laura),—Thorne & Spetz—h. 1094 East Second.
Thorne & Spetz—Malcolm C. and Alvin T.—saloon, 14 East Third.
Thornton, Joseph R., (Delia), machinist, h. 174 Livingston Ave.
Thornton, Vearon S., (Delia L.)—barber, 703 West Eighth—h. do.
Thorpe, Archie W., (Vera V.), sheet metal worker, h. 334 Foote Ave.
Thorpe, Bertha, domestic, 6 Broadhead Ave.
Thorpe, James, (Emogene); textile worker, h. 575 Camp.
Thorsen, Hans, wood worker, r. 204 Sampson.
Thorstenberg, Samuel, (Gertrude)—director Jamestown Conservatory of
do Thosi, Thrall, THRASHER Thrasher, Music—h. it Jim, Clyde m^c^r^. Flora, finisher,rm. & L., 318 CLAPP—L. court (Beulah East us. stenographer, Fifth. 79 F.), L. Allen jamestown and h. 374 Block. M. rms. Foote Laverne—attys, 110 Ave. Electric East Sixth. 331-335 Co. Wellman Bldg.

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D Tobias, Gertrude, textile worker, h. over 14 Franklin.
Todd, Evlyn A., (Helen R.)—M. J. Murray & Co.—h. 341 Crossman.
Todd, Fred P., (Mary A.)—loans, 11-12 Gokey Bldg.—h. 408 East Sixth.
Todd, Lafayette Ora, (Elpha), optician, h. 26 Catlin Ave.
Todd, Mary E., nurse, h. over 26 Stowe.
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Toggery Shop (The)—David Gunnarson and O. Walfred Cederquist, props.
—men's clothing and furnishings, 112 North Main.
A Togrushon, Thomas J., shellacker, h. rm. 33 Warner Block.
Tolio, Raphael, filler,bds. 135 Steele.
W Tolson, Albert, (Sarah J.), h. 495 South Main.
Tolson, Herbert—Tolson & Larson—r. 495 South Main.
Tolson, Jessie E., Mrs., r. over 33 Forest Ave.
Tolson, Jesse, water rubber, r. 495 South Main.
Tolson & Larson—Herbert and Carl S.—props. Lincoln Park Grocery, 395
South Main.
Tomb, John J., (Rachel), lumber handler, h. 174 Farimount Ave.
Tomb, Maynard, metal worker, r. 174 Fairmount Ave.
Tomb, Ruth, textile worker, r. 174 Fairmount Ave.
Tompkins, Edna, maid, The Samuels.
Tompkins, Frederick C, (Anna), commercial traveler, h. 507 West Seventh.
Tonge, Edgar G.,—asst. cashier, Erie R. R. freight office—r. 14 Seymour Ave.
Toothill, Alfred, (Clara), textile worker, h. under 857 Spring.
Toothill, Anna M., widow Richard, h. 620 East Sixth.
Toothill, Gladys A., student, r. 620 East Sixth.
Toothill, Pearl H., Mrs., r. 8 Forest Park.
Topper, Carl A., (Hilda C), wood worker, h. 4 East Newland Ave.
Topper, Joseph, (Elizabeth), h. over 36 Ninth.
Tordoff, Charles, (Ethel), wool sorter, r. over 304 Willard.
Tordoff, Edith, r. 113 Weeks.
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Tordoff, Sam,—Tordoff & Sons—r. 113 Weeks.
Tordoff, Schofield, (Polly),—Tordoff & Sons—h. 113 Weeks.
TORDOFF & SONS—Schofield, Sam and Edward—plumbing and heating, 12
Harrison.
Tore, Peter, (Mary), cabinet maker, h. over 1058 East Second.
Torncrantz, Henning, (Minnie), sheet metal worker, h. 118 Eagle.
Tornstrom, William, (Esther), metal worker, h. 141 Superior.
Toro, Harry, (Addice),—cobbler, 804 West Eighth—h. 1058 East Second.
Torrance, William A., (Jennie C.),—principal, Grammar School—h. 39 Falconer.
0 Torrans, James B., (Catherine), commercial traveler, h. 813 Jefferson.
Torrey, Albert J., (Maude), city fireman,h. 18% Prather Ave.
Torrey, Arlie, textile worker, r. 44 Park.
Torrey, Florence K., clerk, r. 44 Park.
Torrey, Grace E., student, r. 18% Prather Ave.
Torrey, William J., (Ella), stationary engineer, h. 44 Park.
Torsell, Ida, textile worker, r. 384 Buffalo.
Torsell, Oscar W., machine hand, r. 384 Buffalo.
Toscan, James E., (Emma),—Toscan's rapid repair shoe shop, 1 East First—
h. 511 Monroe.
Toti, Sigorina, (Carmella), laborer, h. over 118 Harrison.
Most BLACK Totto, Tousley, Popular
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Tower, Lazelle H., (Maude M.), stationary engineer, h. 828% Cherry.
Towle, Adelle M., widow Joshua J., h. 61 Liberty. g±
Towle, William E., photo engraver, r. 61 Liberty. °
TOWNE, MORRIS E., (Effie E.)—Reliance Clothing Co.—h. 400 Lincoln. ***
TOWNSEND CARPET CLEANING WORKS—W. E. Garfield, prop.—31% r
Linden Ave.
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Townsend, James G., retired minister, h. 31 Euclid Ave.
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Townsend, Lynn S,., (Jessie)—painter and decorator, 33 Fenton Place—h.
over 251 Prospect.
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Townsend, Madeline, r. 31 Euclid Ave.
Tracanti, Nick, finisher,r. 103 Hazzard. t
Tracey, Edwin A.,—Tracey the Hatter—rms. 13 Fulton.
Tracey the Hatter—Edwin A. Tracey, prop.—retail hats and caps, 115 North
Main.
Trainor, Andrew J., chauffeur, r. 9 Peach.
Trainoa, Annie M., student, r. 9 Peach.
Trainor, Bernard J., (Catherine C.), postman, h. over 11 Peach.
Trainor, Bridget, widow James, h. 104% Weeks.
Trainor, Charles, textile worker, r. 104% Weeks.
Trainor, Francis O., (Mary), gardener, h. 365 South Main.
Trainor, George, r. 40 Kinney.
Trainor, Gertrude V., office clerk, r. 9 Peach.
Trainor, Jane A., r. 104% Weeks.
Trainor, John J., textile worker overseer, r. 9 Peach.
Trainor, John J., (Mary), postman, h. 52 Grant.
Trainor, Joseph, (Johanna),—'McGinity, Johnson & Co.—h. 35 Grant.
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Trainor, Thomas, textile worker, r. 104% Weeks.
Trampe, Elmer, (Katherine), upholsterer, h. 510% Prendergast Ave.
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Trampleasure, Henry T., (Mary E.), textile worker, h. 804 Prendergast Ave. ^T"1
Trampleasure, Ruth M., bookkeeper, r. 804 Prendergast Ave. 2
Tranell, Frank, (Sabata), laborer, h. 479 Crescent. *3
Trantum, Anna L., r. 110 Forest Ave.
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Trantum, Arthur L., (Jennie),—real estate, 410 Winsor—h. do. 5»
Trantum, Clarence R., (Hazel), express deliveryman, h. over 151 Chandler, mj
Trantum, Fred W., (Helen I.)—agent wholesale butterine—h. 144 Allen. m,
Trantum & Giles—Guy M. and James—second hand goods and pawn brokers, (J5
29 North Main. ^
Trantum, Guy M., (Grace E.),—Trantum & Giles—h. 109 Mechanic.
Trantum, Sarah E., widow George, r. 109 Mechanic. *H
Trantum, William E., (M. Marilla), machinist, h. 105 Cross.
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Trass, Joe, (Sarah),—Jamestown Fruit Co.—h. 12 Chandler.
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Trass, Sam, (Josephine),—Jamestown Fruit Co.—h. 12 Chandler.
Traticant, Catareo, (Josephine), cabinet maker, h. 103 Hazzard.
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Traticant, Rosa, spinner, h. 103 Hazzard.
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Traver, E. Claire, optician's clerk, r. 104 Buffalo.
Baldwin, TREAT Traver, Treat, Treat! merchants, Charles H. C. Emerson & Vincent, Doris, OGILVIE—C. wem^BSng E., 208 college M., (Lottie (Bertha Pine. (Myrtle student, E. R.),—Treat L.), Fine and I.), commercial plasterer, D. r. 56 G.—wholesale Engraving & Falconer. Ogilvie—h. traveler, 104 Buffalo. produce 56 © h. Falconer. 56 Falconer. and commission ft rm . 5— £S
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Tredway, Wesley P., (Grace), laborer, h. 31 Cedar Ave.
Treff, Carl O., (Matilda), wood worker, h. 11 Eagle.
Treff, Dora M., weaver, r. 11 Eagle.
Treff, John C, cabinet maker, r. 11 Eagle.
Treff, Rudolph, (Mamie), police, h. over 163 Barrows.
Treff, Theodore G., pressman Post, r. 11 Eagle.
Tregea, William A., (Verna)—storekeeper N. Y. Telephone Co., 15 E. First—
h. Falconer, N. Y.
Triena, Steve, laborer, bds. 423 Allen.
Triglia, Angelo, (Mary), laborer, h. over 122 Institute.
Trimm, Adon H., machine hand, r. 42 West Fifteenth.
Trimm, the Artist—Lee S. Trimm—oil portraits, over 106 East Third.
Trimm, Carroll C, machine hand, r. 42 West Fifteenth.
Trimm, Lee S., (Bessie)—Trimm, the Artist—h. 34 West Fifteenth.
Trimm, Olive A., r. 42 West Fifteenth.
P Trimm, Warren E., (Susan), machine hand, h. 42 West Fifteenth.
Tripi, Cleland, textile worker, r. 33 Franklin.
A Tripi, Sam, (Calaogeo), farm hand, h. 33 Franklin.
Triscari, Carmello, (Mary), freight handler, h. over 205 East First.
Y Triscari, Carmella, widow Mosara, r. 106 Harrison.
Triscari, Joe, (Mary), music teacher, h. 21 Victoria Ave.
S Triscari, Joe, (Carmella), finisher,h. over 52 Harrison.
Triscari, Josephine, spinner, r. over 122 Harrison.
Triscari, Sebastiano, (Anna), stationary fireman,h. 30 Institute.
Trisco, George, (Sebastiana), textile worker, h. 492 Crescent.
Trisco, Sebastian, metal worker, r. 492 Crescent.
Triscuit, Ernest J., (Abbie)—janitor, N. Y. Telephone Co.—h. 5 Federal.
T Triscuit, Jesse A., (Cecelia), commercial traveler, h. over 33 Mt. Vernon PI.
Trogan, Thorr F. T., tool maker, bds. 210 Baker.
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Trogen, C. Rudolph F., tool maker, bds. over 310 Palmer.
Tromon, Salvatore, laborer, bds. 475 Crescent.
Trompati, Felomine—groceries, 1058 East Second—h. do.
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Trompati, Tony, (Mamie), laborer, h. 1058 East Second.
Tromton, Charlie, (Frances), laborer, h. over 113 Cross.
Tropp, Carl August, (Hannah), wood worker, h. over 494 Crescent.
Tropp, Oscar F., (Anna), finisher,h. 68 Chapin.
Trosa, Mike, (Mary), laborer, h. over 44 Franklin.
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Trotter, William J.,—asst. mgr. Coliseum Roller Rink—bds. 12 Bush.
Trovato, Angelo, (Augustina), textile worker, h. over 34 Derby.
Troxel, John D., (Prudence)—mgr. Singer Sewing Machine Co.—h. 516 East
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Troy Hand Laundry—B. M. Gay, prop.—705 North Main.
S Truax, Guy M., clerk, h. 19 Hammond.
Truax, Mabel, r. 19 Hammond.
s Truax, Thomas W., news boy, r. 19 Hammond.
Truesdell, Alice R., widow William H., h. over 514 East Eighth.
E Trumble, Florence, textile worker, r. 1514 Washington.
Trumble, Walter W., (Fannie), stationary engineer, h. 1514 Washington.
Trushel, Roy, (Jeanette), moulder, h. 33 Barrett.
Trusler, Antoinette E., widow Joseph E., h. 125 Euclid Ave.
Truster, Fred C, (Katherine B.), commercial traveler, h. 14 Thirteenth.
STallf Trusler, Trusso, laift with Ron Joseph, Joe, Concetta, Willi Ralph Morris flair (Rosy), B„ C, (Cecilia), Dcllllcy r. college Connecticut commercial 37 sheet Harrison. student, laborer, metal traveler, W.J.Bentley, life worker, h. r. 14 62 ins. r. Harrison. Thirteenth.
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Trusso, Sebastiano, laborer, h. 37 Harrison.
Trusso, Sebastiano, (Angeline),—groceries,36Harrison E E E.5tha$
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Trusso, Tom, (Katherine), laborer, h. over 106 Harrison.
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Truzzo, Bastiana, widow Carmelo, r. 43 Barrows.
Truzzo, Tom, (Sarah), laborer, h. 43 Barrows. -
Tsivitse, James, (Sanceppe)—hat cleaning and shoe shine, 105 West Third ^J
—h, under 109 Forest Ave.
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Tsivitse, Peter,—fruits and vegetables, 1 Market—r. 109 Forest Ave.
Tsivitse, Sotir—fruit and produce, 2 Forest Ave.—r. under 109 do.
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Tubane, Frances, widow James, textile worker, h. 5 Briggs.
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Tucker, George H., (Katie M.), spindle carver, h. over 109 Weeks. £ g.
Tucker, Otto, (Edna), spindle carver, h. 842 Lafayette. -o »
Tuckerman, Arthur, (Adelia), custom cutter, h. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77. 3 »
Tuckerman, Mary H., widow George, h. 339 East Fourth. S o.
Tuculano, John, (Antonia), laborer, r. 611 Monroe.
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Tuculano, Joe, laborer, r. 611 Monroe.
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Tulen, Carl L., (Mary K.), sheet metal worker, h. 76 Barker.
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Tulen, Florence M., student, r. 249 Hazzard.
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Tulen, Swan A., (Rose), supt. wood dept. Watson Mfg. Co.—h. 249 Hazzard. S.O
Tuline, Turnbloom, Einar, Frank, (Ellen), (Ellen), cabinet drayman, maker, h. 16 238 Orchard. Hall Ave.
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Tult, Turnbloom, John A. Hannah, T., (Nellie), widow factory Anders, laborer, h. under h. over 56 Tower. 170 Baker.
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Tunberg, Turnell, Edward, A. Fred, (Hulda), (Albertina crater, A.), h. sheet over metal 153% worker, Chandler. h. 68 Barrett. O §• a j* 3
Tunberg, Charles, wood worker, h. over 25 Walnut.
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Tunberg, Turnell, Van Joel, Buren. Elizabeth, (Ethel Mrs., M.)—'Chief r. 230 Forest clerk Ave. to agent, Erie freight depot—h. 40 •§ 2. "•»
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Turnbloom, gen. mgr.—18 Amy M., West clerk, First. r. 16 Orchard. ,!» ~ a.
Turnbloom, Turner, Charles Carl F., O., (Anna), finisher, carpenter, r. under 56 h. 731 Tower East Second.
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Turner, Clarence L., (Katherine), h. 112 West Eighth. >T 5"
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Turner, Morris, (Maud)—retail groceries, cream and ice cream, 633 East
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Turner, Myron, (Emily), retired, h. 11 Price.
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Turner, Omer, (May E.), farmer, h. over 662 Foote Ave.
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Turner, Paul G., (Melecent), draughtsman, h. 62 Lakin Ave.
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Turner, Paul G., (Milicent), draughtsman, h. 62 Lakin Ave.
Turnquist, Andrew, (Tekla), metal finisher,h. 87 Baker.
Turnquist, Ebert, metal grainer, r. 87 Baker.
Turnquist, Herbert, painter, r. 87 Baker.
Turnquist, Stanley, wood worker, r. 87 Baker.
Turpyn, Adolph, (Coralie L.), weaver, h. 24 Victoria Ave.
Turpyn, Fernande, spinner, r. 24 Victoria Ave.
Turpyn, Joseph, h. 562 Allen.
Tuttle, Selma, Mrs., pastry cook, h. over 615 North Main.
Tuxford, John G., (Mary), decorator, h. over 63 Falconer.
Tyler, Florence, student, r. 512 West Seventh.
Tyler, Viola, r. 512 West Seventh.
Tyler, William H., (Ella),—retail groceries, 512 West Seventh—h. do.
Tyrrell, Charles A„ (Bernice), machinist, h. 244 Hopkins Ave.
Tyrrell, Lewis D., (Margaret), postman, h. 209 West Eighth.
Tyrrell, Robert S., upholsterer, r. 209 West Eighth.
Tweedale, Bertha M., stenographer, r. 106 Liberty.
Tweedale, Frank, (Lottie L.),—bookkeeper, Empire Worsted Mills—h. 1235
Prendergast Ave.
Tweedale, Isaac, (Eliza), stockroom clerk, h. 918 Newland Ave.
Tweedale, John, insurance, h. 106 Liberty. u
Tweedale, Martha M., stenographer, r. 106 Liberty.
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Ubel, Earl, student, r. 321 East Fifth.
Uello, Frank, laborer, bds. 49 Eleventh.
Ulander, Axel, (Victoria), bench boss, h. under 748 East Second.
Ulander, Christine, widow Peter, h. over 211 Crescent.
Ulander, Jennie, textile worker, r. over 211 Crescent.
TJlf, Dolphus, clerk, r. 136 Hopkins Ave.
TJlf, Frederick A., (Julia R.), wood carver, h. 136 Hopkins Ave.
Ullo, Josephine, widow Lewis, h. 9 Tew.
Ulrich, Charles B., (Anna M.), commercial traveler, h. 124 Euclid Ave.
Undberg, Josephine, widow Albert T., h. over 117 Crown.
Underwood, Adelia G.) music teacher, bds. 33 Broadhead Ave.
Underwood, Albert T.—salesman, F. J. Underwood—r. 85 Prospect.
Underwood, Anna E., stenographer, r. 359 Baker.
Underwood, Belle M., r. 359 Baker.
Underwood, Bertha A., nurse, r. 359 Baker.
Underwood, Clare, r. 408 Winsor.
Underwood, Cyrus, (Julia A.), oil producer, h. 33 Broadhead Ave.
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Underwoqd, Donald G., r. 7 Hotchkiss. °*
Underwood, Edward L., (Phoenie), commercial traveler, h. 321 Crossman. mm.
Underwood, Elliott M., (Ruby)—sales mgr. Watson Mfg. Co.—h. 88 Prospect
UNDERWOOD, FRANCIS JOSEPH, (Elizabeth E.)—mill supplies, 13-22
Holmes—h. 85 Prospect.
Underwood, Fred E., sewer inspector, r. 359 Baker.
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Underwood, Hulda B., widow Albert, h. 359 Baker.
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Underwood, James R., commercial traveler, r. 321 Crossman. ©
Underwood, Jane, bds. 33 Broadhead Ave.
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Underwood, Ralph, (Minnie), sheet metal worker, h. 650 Foote Ave.
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Underwood, Stanley F., commercial traveler, r. 321 Crossman.
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Underwood Typewriter Co.—J. C. Huginin, mgr.—Gokey Bldg.
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Underwood, Van Dyke, student, r. 85 Prospect.
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Underwood, Wilbur J., r. 7 Hotchkiss.
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Underwood, William, farm hand, bds. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77. *^
Underwriters Asso. of New York State—W. T. Bessant, electrical inspector— a
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Ungren, Christine, widow Ludwig, r. 38 Twelfth.
Ungren, Esther M., dentist's assistant, r. 38 Twelfth. *"*3
Union Advocate—C. J. Sprague, prop.—under 310 Pine. ©
Union Block, 8-10 West Third.
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United Cigar Store—E. A. Johnson, mgr.—217 North Main.
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Union Furniture Co.—August F. Nord, pres.; Alfred A. Nord, vice pres.; Ed- 9 a 10
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Union News Stand, Erie depot, West First.
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Arthur K. Briggs, vice pres.; Arthur H. Greenlund, treas.; Harry L. £j*
Briggs, cashier; George R. Butts, asst. cashier—211 North Main.
United Meat Market—Conner & Swenson—retail V
meats, 1 Brooklyn Square.
Unsworth, Ellen, office clerk, r. 1 Shaw Ave.
Unsworth, John W., (Sarah E.), textile worker, h. 1 Shaw Ave.
Unsworth, Mary, office clerk, r. 1 Shaw Ave.
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Unsworth, Thomas R., textile worker, r. 1 Shaw Ave. CD >n
Upton, Ross H., (Cora), laborer, h. 6 Arlington Ave.
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Usher, Lucy J., widow Allen, r. 130 South Main.
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Uson, Charles, (Alice S.), weaver, h. under 196 Falconer.
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Vacanti, Sam, (Louise)—cobbler, 10 Forest Ave.—h. do.
Vackstrom, Johanna C, widow Franz J. A., r. 199 Barrett.
Vaecaro, Joe, (Josephine), laborer, h. over 509 Allen.
Vail, Anna, teacher, rms. 1210 West Sixth.
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Vail, Spencer, (Mamie), telephone lineman, h. 52 Tenth.
Valanti, Phillip, (Ida), sander, h. 220 East First.
Valena, Pauline, h. under 9 Barrows.
Valenti, Calogero, (Congetta), laborer, h. over 27 Scott.
Valentine, Herbert, (Sarah), motorman, h. Warner Block.
Valentine, Robert D., (J. May), lineman, h. 153 Prospect.
Vallone, John, (Mary),—Vallone & Saprino—h. Falconer, N. Y.
Valone, James F.,—physician, 23 Allen—h. do.
Valone, Peter, (Minnie), wood woker, h. 35 Barrows.
Van Jim, (Limbiada)—clothes cleaning and pressing, 16 Market—h. do.
Van, Artemesia, r. 20 Market.
Van, Arsdale, Catherine), stenographer, rms. over 418 East Fifth.
Vanasche, Cyrill, weaver, r. 1508 Washington.
Vanbellinghem, Lewis, (Elisa), weaver, h. 34 Franklin.
VanBenthuysen, Earl, (Florence), wood worker, h. 48 Eagle.
Vance, Lewis, conductor, rms. 35 Fletcher Ave.
VandenBout, Corneilius, (Cornelia Luella), supt. Metropolitan Insurance
Co.—h. 340 Price.
Vandeneck, Henry, (Pauline), textile weaver, h. 53 Water.
Vanderburg, Ann S., widow John, r. 417 East Second.
Vanderhoof, Niel, (Olga), foreman metal worker, h. over 248 Buffalo.
Vandervoort, Charles R., (Sarah), commercial traveler, h. 841 East Second.
Vandervoort, Sherman B.—pres. Vandervoort Supply Co.—r. 841 E. Second.
VANDERVOORT SUPPLY CO.—Sherman B. Vandervoort, pres.—building
supplies, cement, plaster, lime, sand, etc., 828 Monroe.
VanDerwark, Charles L., (Gertrude L.), conductor, h. 301 Jefferson.
VanDerWarker, Edwin S., (Ella A.), finisher,h. 64 Grant.
VanDerWarker, Leslie H., manual training teacher, r. 64 Grant.
VanDerWarker, Ross E., (Jennie P.), clerk, h. 632 Spring.
VanDusen, Anna, Mrs., r. over 707 North Main.
VanDusen, Caroline, widow John G., h. 315 East Sixth.
VanDusen, Charles D., (Anabel)—blacksmith, 12 Fenton Place—h.211 Forest.
VanDusen, Charles M., telegraph operator, r. over 707 North Main.
VanDusen, Ethel M., musician, r. 211 Forest Ave.
VanDusen, Floyd A.—advertising mgr., Morning Post—r. 211 Forest Ave.
VanDusen, Frank, r. 315 East Sixth.
VanDusen, Nellie G.,—florist, 328 Allen—r. do.
VanDusen, Ray F., (Selma), chauffeur, h. over 707 North Main.
VanDusen, T. Erwin, (Lillian)—messenger, Wells Fargo Express Co.—h.
over 748 East Second.
VanDusen, Theodore F., (Frances A.)—undertaker, 328 Allen—h. do.
VanElk, Arend, (Gertrude), upholsterer, h. 308 Cole Ave.
VanEvery, Charles, (Estella), roofer, h. 25 Sturges.
VanEvery, Henry, wood worker, r. 504 Foote Ave.
VanEvery, Mary, widow Henry, h. 504 Foote Ave.
VanEvery, Stella, Mrs.—confectionery, ice cream and soda, 234 East Second
—h. 25 Sturges.
VanEvery, Walter, laborer, r. 504 Foote Ave.
Vanham, George, (Sophia), textile foreman, h. 13 Jeffords Place.
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Vanham, Lupton, (Amy), textile worker, h. 346 Falconer.
Vanham, Margarete, clerk, r. 13 Jeffords Place.
VanHecka, Vanie, VanNamee, Jimmie, Frank, Peter, Fred, Roscoe, textile laborer, (Clemence), (Bertha), (Esther), worker, bds. real 541 bds. commercial weaver, Crescent. estate, 541 h. Crescent. h. 900 traveler, 305 Lafayette. Winsor. h. 309 Winsor.

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VanNatter, Edmond, (Agnes), laborer, h. 1 Reynolds Place. 53
VannieVenhuyse, Marie, textile worker, r. 144 Chandler.
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VannieVenhuyse, Joe, loom fixer,h. 144 Chandler. a
VannieVenhuyse, Marie, textile worker, r. 114 Chandler.
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VanNoy, William W., (Bertha), druggist, rms. The Osmer. m*
VanScoter, Jennie, widow Myron S., h. 28 Livingston Ave.
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VanScoter, Ruth, office clerk, r. 28 Livingston Ave. g±
VanStee, Albert, (Minnie M.), spindle carver, h. 84 Durant Ave. g*
VanStee, Ernest J., student, r. 167 Stowe.
VanStee, Jacob, (Annie Leoto),—American Art Carving Works—h. 167 0jf\
Stowe.
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Vanstrom, Albert, (Florelle), wood worker, h. 142 Broadhead Ave.
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Vanstrom, John, (Adeline)—sales mgr. Jamestown Window Screen Co. and I J
real estate, 4 Gokey Bldg.—h. 444 Allen.
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VanSyckle, Blanche, Mrs., h. 713 East Second.
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VanSyckle, Leo D., clothing clerk, r. 713 East Second.
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VanTuyl, Fred H., (Edith I.), clerk, h. 5 Cook Ave.
VanTuyl, Henry J., (Garphelia), hardware clerk, h. 7 Cook Ave.
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VanVleck, Albert A., (May H.), h. 210 West Sixth.
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VanVleck, Jessie—cashier Clark Hardware Co.—r. 7 Hall Ave.
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VanVleck, Sarah, widow Orville, h. 7 Hall Ave.
VanVleck, William R., (Helen I.), film operator, h. over 11 West Second. '
VanVorst, Desdamena—Harper Parlors, over 318 Main—h. do.
VanZandt, Wallace, (Maude), clerk, h. 61 Fairmount Ave.
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Varcor, Charles E., (Anna)—mgr. The Sperry & Hutchinson Co.—h. 236 mm
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Varian, Robert Edwin, (Bessie L.), machine hand, h. 6 Crescent.
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Variti, Shovel, (Sofie), laborer, h. 22 Taylor.
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Varley, Bert W., (Myrtie), plumber, h. 329 South Main. 3
Varley, Roland, (Minnie), weaver, h. 396 Falconer.
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Varmee, Augusta, widow Alvar, h. 62 Hotchkiss.
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Varmee, Clara A., stockroom clerk, r. 62 Hotchkiss.
Varmee, Ernest H., clerk, r. 62 Hotchkiss.
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Varney, Vasil, Harry, C. Fred, finisher,bds. (Belle), commercial over 222 Steele. traveler, h. 1107 North Main. Ch mm
Vasil, VART Lamby, LAND metal PUBLISHING worker, bds. CO.—Emil 222 Steele. Dahmen, gen. mgr.; Richard Berg- qj ^
Vasile, Tony, rubber, h. over 7 Taylor. g£
Vasily, Naun, glue helper, rm. 27 Warner Block.
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Vassil, Peter, (Kleanthi)—George Themely & Co.—h. Steele.
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Vechan, Salvatore, (Julia), laborer, h. 479 Crescent.
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Velander, Axel R., (Olga L.), carpenter, h. 191 Newton Ave.
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Venblow, Lawrence R., tinner, r. over 31 Barrett.
Venblow, Louise A., widow John P., h. over 31 Barrett.
Vendick, Henry, (Pauline), textile worker, h. over 53 Water.
Vendilios, Walford, sheet metal worker, rms. 135 Foote Ave.
Venman, Alma VV., student nurse, h. 705 Buffalo.
Venman, Andrew (Mary), shipping clerk, h. 705 Buffalo.
Venman, J. Harold, office clerk, r. 692 Buffalo.
Venman, John H., (Louisa), cabinet maker, h. 692 Buffalo.
Venman, Marie A., cook, 130 South Main.
Vennerstrom, Joseph, (Ella), metal finisher,h. 10 Colfax.
Vennmal, Emil, jewelry engraver, bds. 269 Prospect.
Vensel, Emanuel, (Nellie), hostler, h. 16 Valley.
Venstrom, Albert E., furniture trimmer, r. 359 South Main.
Venstrom, Eric, (Anna M.), machine hand, h. 359 South Main.
Venstrom, John, (Adeline J.),—director, Jamestown Mantel Co.—h. 444 Allen.
Venstrom, Viola A., r. 444 Allen.
Venuto, John, (Santi), laborer, h. 110 Harrison.
Vern, Herman, carpenter, bds. 8 Thayer.
Vernon Bros.—F. S. and D. S.—machine shop and tool makers, 34 Taylor.
Vernon, Dixon S., (Emma C.)—Cadwell-Vernon Co. and Vernon Bros.—h
29 Park.
Vernon, Frank S., (Helen G.)—vice pres. Cadwell-Vernon Co.—h. 820 Washington.
Vernon, Virginia, widow Harry, r. 820 Washington.
Verbausskede, Alphonse, (Laura), textile worker, h. over 14 Morse Ave.
Vetrano, James, filler,bds. 16% Harrison.
Vetter, Gustavus, (Mary), retired, h. 18 Bassett.
Vetter, Nellie, r. 18 Bassett.
Vickstrom, Aaron, (Elsie M.), bartender, h. 214% Washington.
Vickstrom, Carl, (Amanda L.), wood worker, h. over 11 Columbia Ave.
Vickstrom, Conrad, metal worker, bds. 7 Grandin.
Vickstrom, Gustave, (Mabel), laborer, h. over 267 Broadhead Ave.
Vickstrom, Richard, wood worker, bds. 11 Warner Ave.
Victor, Charles, draftsman, bds. 239 Newton Ave.
Vieley, Morgan L., laborer, r. 1398 East Second.
Vilsido, Angelo, (Jennie), laborer, h. 336 Allen.
Vimmerstedt, Andrew H., (Amanda), draftsman, h. 48 Charles.
Vimmerstedt, Carl, (Christine), retired, h. 828 Newland AVe.
Vimmerstedt, Carl, Mrs., midwife, r. 828 Newland Ave.
Vimmerstedt, C. August, (Minnie), pattern maker, h. 815 Newland Ave.
Vimmerstedt, William P., (Louise), chauffeur, h. over 25 Hazzard.
Most BLACK Vincent, Popular Belle Charles, Place M., BEAR textile student, in the worker, r. CAFE, City. 4 Flagg r. Ladies 29 Ave. Hopkins HENRY Dining Ave. A. Room BAUER, on 2nd Proprietor
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FACTORY AND HILL SUPPLIES
Vincent, DeForest R., machinist, r. 22 Stafford Ave.
Vincent, Edwin C, (Sarah E.), drayman, h. 29 Hopkins Ave.
Vincent, Frank L., (Hazel L.), textile worker, h. 1091 East Second.
Vincent, George, (MayBelle)—Vincent Transfer Co.—h. 38 Flagg Ave.
Vincent, Harry L., student, r. 22 Stafford Ave.
Vincent, Julia A., widow Hebert B., h. 105 Allen.
Vincent, Lewis, (Lottie)—Vincent Transfer Co.—h. 4 Flagg Ave.
Vincent, Minnie Montgomery, Mrs., h. 355 East Second.
Vincent, Simeon, (Mary),—Vincent Transfer Co.—h. 10 Flagg Ave.
VINCENT TRANSFER CO.—Simeon, Lewis, George and William Vincentgeneral
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Vincent, William, (Minnie)—Vincent Transfer Co.—h. 22 Stafford Ave.
Vincent, William R., (Ida), chauffeur, r. 22 Stafford Ave.
Vinculo Realty Co.—J. W. Eckman, pres.; Charles Lindbeck, sec.-treas.—
606-607 Fenton Bldg.
Vine, Annie, widow John, waitress, h. over 24 East Third.
Vine, Harry E., porter, r. over 24 East Third.
Vining, Barbara, widow Elvin, h. over 615 North Main.
Vining, Elva L., duffer, r. over 615 North Main.
Vining, Ray, laborer, bds. 1 Bigelow Ave.
Vinsyrg, Petra E., boxmaker, r. 185 Barrows.
Vinsyrg, Peter M., chauffeur, r. 185 Barrows.
Vinsyrg, Ralph, cabinet maker, r. 185 Barrows.
Vinsyrg, Rasmus, (Marie), carpenter, h. 185 Barrows.
Vinton, Clayton C, (Mabel), cigar maker, h. 311% East Sixth.
Virginia Hair Shop—Mrs. Ellen S. Taylor—manicure, massage, hair goods,
chiropody, 310 Pine.
Vishnia, John—shoe shine and hat cleaning, 9% E. Second—'bds. 501 Clinton.
Vishnia, Thomas, hat cleaner, r. 501 Clinton.
Vitale, Tony, (Teresa), textile worker, h. 581 Buffalo.
, Vitanzo, Alphonzo, tailor, bds. 16% Harrison.
Vitanza, Carmello, (Angeline), laborer, h. over 15 Axtel.
Vitanza, Frances, drawer, r. 32 Harrison.
Vitanza, Joseph, Hand laborer, rvlade bds. over Diamond 15 Axtel. Mountings,
Baldwin, Vitanza, Josephine, Mrs., drawer, Wellman r. 62 Harrison. Building
Vitanza, Tom, duffer, r. 32 Harrison.
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Vito, Angelo, laborer, h. 458 West Second.
VodVark, Joseph, (Margaret), laborer, h. 71 Hazzard.
Voit, Freda R., student, r. 64 Grant.
Vollentine, Gerald N„ laborer, rm. 24 Warner Block.
Vollentine, Sullivan W., (Lorena J.)—janitor, Warner Block—rms. 24 do.
VonElk, Eldert, (Cornelia P.), upholsterer, h. 89 Stewart Ave.
VonElk, Emil, student, r. 89 Stewart Ave.
VonElk, Martha, student, r. 89 Stewart Ave.
VonTanhausen, Walter, (Anna), novelty mfr., rms. 85-86 Allen Block.
Vorous, Floss, Mrs., h. over 65 Tenth.
Vosburg, Albin J., lumber handler, r. 10 Stearns Ave.
Vosburg, Alice C, textile worker, r. 10 Stearns Ave.
Vosburg, Louise, widow Andrew, h. 10 Stearns Ave.
Vought, Frank, (Adelia M.)—bookkeeper, Bank of Jamestown—h. 310 W. 4th.
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Wachter, Flora A., widow Henry, r. 30 Foote Ave.
Waddington, William, (Hannah), carpenter, h. 5 Howard Ave.
Wade, Bert P., (Cora A.), teamster, h. over 75 Barrett.
Wade Bros.,—E. J. and C. D.—retail shoes, 306 North Main.
H Wade, Charles E., (Lilly T.), clerk, h. 69 Grant.
Wade, Clebert G., (Amelia L.), machinist, h. over 70 Sturges.
Wade, Cyrus D., (Olive)—Wade Bros.—h. 1211 West Sixth.
Wade, Arvilla, 'student, r. 18 Fairmount Ave.
Wade, Eda May, r. 18 Fairmount Ave.
Wade, Ella, widow Alfred E., r. 60 Broadhead Ave.
Wade, Elmer J., (Marjory)—Wade Bros.—h. 100 Cook Ave.
Wade, Frances, widow Arthur C, h. 351 East Fourth.
Wade, John W., (Lizzie), h. 18 Fairmount Ave.
Wade, Robert I., (Hazel), metal worker, h. 206 Sampson.
0 Wadsworth, Beatrice, graduate nurse, r. 300 East Eighth.
Wadsworth, Charles H., (Fannie),—designer, Jamestown Worsted Mills—h.
9 West Sixth.
Waff, Emil, (Ida), laborer, h. 2 Hopkins Ave.
SWaff, Fred, (Augusta), laborer, h. 12 Flagg Ave.
Waff, William tinsmith's apprentice, r. 156 Thayer.
Waggoner, George N., (Florence), retired farmer, h. 9 Seventeenth.
S Waggoner, Lilly C, r. 9 Seventeenth.
Waggoner, Mahlon N., (Blanche), janitor, h. over 211 North Main.
Waggoner, Marvin F., (Winifred), finisher, rms. over 9 Seventeenth.
f Wagoner, Charlie M.,—reporter, Morning Post—r. 509 Clinton.
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PAINTS AND VARNISHES OF PROVED NERIT
Wagoner, Ellen, r. 509 Clinton.
Wagner, Frances, textile worker, r. 24 West Fifteenth. JjJjJ
Wagner, Leone, textile worker, r. 24 West Fifteenth.
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Wagner, Stanislaus, (Elizabeth), sheet metal worker, h. 24 West Fifteenth. L.
Wagoner, William O., janitor, h. 509 Clinton.
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Wagnstrom, Carl O., (Ida), tailor, h. 300 Willard. *3
Wahl, Julius, (Nellie G.), h. 114 West Second.
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Wahlberg, Cilon E., domestic, 609 East Eighth.
Wahlgren, Charles F., (Minnie), clerk, h. over 15 Myrtle.
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Wahlgren, Edwin, lunch counter clerk, bds. 14 South Main.
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Wahlgren, Harry C, (Hetty), draftsman, h. 139 Weeks. £ g-
Wahlsted, Albert, (Clara M.), polisher, h. 85 Cole Ave. -o »
Wahlsted, Martha J., dressmaker, r. 85 Cole Ave. 2 »
Wahlsted, Ruth A., dressmaker, r. 85 Cole Ave.
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Wahlsted, Susie P., textile worker, r. 85 Cole Ave. S §
Wahlstrom, Ernest, sheet metal worker, bds. 16 Sciota. , g, J*
Waite, Arthur, (Grace), loom fixer,h. 20 Chapman. £• o
Wait, Everett L., (Ellen L.), nightwatch, h. over 5 Derby. " 3
Waite, Charles M., r. 123 Clyde Ave. | »
Waite, Clair J., (Ora A.)—mgr. Waite Cigar Store, 5 W. 3.—h. 56 Chapman. •<
Waite, Clinton H., (Edna G.), stationary fireman, h. 21 Fenton Place.
Waite, C. R., (Lizzie), h. 23 Forest Ave. Ci «>
Waite, Elmer E.,—Johnson & Son Co.—r. 217 Lovell Ave.
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Waite, George, (Lula), driver, h. 932 East Second. § 0
Waite, George B., (Elizabeth),—clerk, Erie freight depot—h. 123 Clyde Ave. o, *»
Waite, Gladys M., student, r. 415 Foote Ave. Z 2
Waite, Glenn P., (Emma W.), commercial traveler, h. 834 North Main. ,g jT
Waite, Henry C, (Etta), dish washer, rm. 4 Warner Block.

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Walker, Amelia, r. 10 Kidder.
Walker, Asa C, tool maker, r. 1259 North Main.
Walker, Chauncey H.—mgr. A. A. Walker estate, 3-5 E. 1st.—r. 11 West 8th.
Walker, Clara J., widow Albert A., h. 11 West Eighth.
Walker, Cyril B„ (Jane), printer, h. 16 Ivy.
Walker, Daniel, retired, r. 410 Lakeview Ave.
Walker, Doris, dressmaker, r. 16 Ivy.
Walker, Edna May, r. 1259 North Main.
Walker, Edward—pres. Jamestown Ice Cream Co.—h. Warren, Pa.
Walker, Eldred H., college student, r. 16 Ivy.
Walker, F. M., r. 614 East Second.
Walker, Genevieve, r. 11 West Eighth.
Walker, Guy E., (Lizzie), machine hand, h. over 150% Chandler.
Walker, Herbert, (Eva M.), wool sorter, h. 1259 North Main.
Walker, Horace W., (Alice D.), real estate, h. 410 Lakeview Ave.
Walker, Hubert C, metal worker, r. 1259 North Main.
Walker, Janet, student, r. 16 Ivy.
Walker, John N., gardener, r. 1259 North Main.
Walker, Lee B., (Vernie A.), painter, h. 838 Spring.
Walker, Wayne W., (Fern G.), laborer, h. over 225 Broadhead Ave.
Walkerman, Joseph, (Mary), h. 435 Winsor.
Walkerman, Margaret L., widow Michael, clerk, h. 860 North Main.
Walkerman, Ray J., college student, r. 435 Winsor.
Walkerman, Rhea, stenographer, r. 860 North Main.
Walkerman, Warren D., musician, r. 435 Winsor.
WALK OVER BOOT SHOP—J. N. Copeland, prop.—19 West Third.
Walkup, Hattie,—corset maker, 32 Kingsbury Ave.—h. do.
Walkup, Hazel, r. 42 Kingsbury Ave.
Walkup, Minnie—corset maker 32 Kingsbury Ave.—h. do.
Wall, Carl, textile worker, r. 112% Chandler.
Wall, Floyd E., upholsterer, r. 127 Elam Ave.
Wall, George, organ repairer, bds. 270 Hallock.
Wall, Julius, teamster, bds. 40 Prather Ave.
Wall, Nellie, waitress, h. 212 West Second.
Wall, Oscar W., (Julia M.), designer, h. 22 Newton Ave.
Wall, Otto, r. 59 McKinley Ave.
Wallace, Frank E., (May B.)—sec. Eagle Building Co. and F. O. Eagles—h.
525 West Third.
Wallace, Hulda, widow Oliver, r. over 525 West Third.
Wallace, James A., (Mary E.), oil producer, h. 403 Fairmount Ave.
Wallace, P. A., piano salesman, rms. 14 East Fourth.
Wallace, Sarah, widow Calvin, h. under 213 Fulton.
Wallberg, Axel, (Helga)—Gustafson & Wallberg—h. 12 West Cowden.
Wallberg, Gust, (Ida), painter, h. 15 Cedar Ave.
Wallberg, Henry G., bookkeeper, r. 15 Cedar Ave.
Wallburg, John, (Ida)—Carlson & Wallburg—h. 167 Allen.
Wallen, Andrew, (Ida), foreman machinist, h. 125 Stowe.
Wallen, August, (Emma L.),—director, Atlas Furniture Co.—h. 105 Falconer.
Wallen, Louis, teamster, h. over 17 Highland Ave.
Wallen, Madeline, r. 400 Lafayette.
Wallen, Nora, domestic, 820 Newland Ave.
JAMESTOWN Wallen! Wallen, Wallenberg, Wallin, Albin, Bernard Ruth, Renhold, Carl, 120 r. (Bernice), HARDWARE WEST R., 125 (Lena), cement (Ocaria Stowe. THIRD wood laborer, worker, J.), STREET CO., worker, sheet h. bds. 9 Inc. metal Webster. 324 h. 33 Stowe. Myrtle. worker, GAS RANCES h. 190 AND Barrett. HEATERS

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Wallin, Bertha, domestic, 105 Chandler.
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Wallin, John, tool maker, r. 328 Tenth. 03
Wallin, John M., (Albertina),—East Side Shoe Store, 1007 East Second—h. JJ.
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Wallin, John O.—East Side Shoe Store, 1007 East Second—r. Falconer, N. Y. rt
Wallin, Margaret, r. 328 Tenth. p .
Wallin, Olof, (Bertha), wood worker, h. 328 Tenth.
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Wallin, Paul, cement worker, bds. 12 Elk. *T
Wallmark, Ellen, domestic, 101 East Fourth.
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Wallnatt, Frank, (Grace), chauffeur, h. 841 North Main.
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Walrod, Claude, (Grace), mechanic, h. 175 Jones & Gifford Ave. g£
Walrod, Herman, (Florence Olive), laborer, h. over 203 Hallock. g*
Walsh, Frances, h. 5 Lewis Block.
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Walsh, John, r. 1070 East Second.
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Walsh, Margaret, widow Edward, r. 234 Fulton. *g
Walsh, Minnie, Mrs.,—dressmaker, 105 Crossman—h. do. 2
Walsh, Rose, maid, The Samuels.
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Walsh, William R., (Mary), printer, h. 50 Fairmount Ave.
Walsh, see Welch and Welsh. ' tjj"1
Walters, John H., (Jane), bookkeeper, h. 323 Hazzard.
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Walther, Albert B., (Albertine), metal worker, h. 41 Maple.
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Walters, Albert L., (Effie C), draughtsman h. 40 West Fifteenth.
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Walton, Turner, weaver, h. 308 East Second.

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D Warner, Oscar, (Anna), sheet metal worker, h. over 40 Chautauqua Ave.
Warner, Otto, (Amy C.)—Olson & Warner—h. over 22 Columbia Ave.
Warner, William H., (Matilda), foreman brick yard, h. 309 Falconer.
Warni, Joe, (Phlippa), laborer, h. 79 Water.
Warning, John, (Rose), teamster, h. 309 West Second.
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Warr, Helen, widow Jesse, rms. 11 West Fourth.
Warren, Archie D., (May)—agent State Dept. of Agriculture—h. 236 Fulton.
WARREN CONSTRUCTION CO.—B. E. Davis, V. C. Rogerson and M. E.
Paddock—contractors and builders, 25-26 Gokey Bldg.
W Warren, Edward, (Nellie)—supt. Wm. Hjorth & Co.—h. 35 Fairmount Ave.
Warren, Enos A., (Ella R.), teamster, h. 2279 Washington.
Warren, George H., (Elizabeth), machinist, h. 109 Cowing.
Warren, Hannah, widow Edward, r. 114 Van Buren.
Warren, Helen J., r. 200 Allen.
Warren-Jamestown Street Ry. Co.—O. E. Rodda, terminal agent—28-30 South
Main.
Warren, Jane, widow William, r. 35 Maple.
Warren, Leonard, (Eva), driver, h. over 739 East Second.
Warren, Leonard J., machinist, r. 200 Allen.
Warren, Lester, (Jessie), teamster, h. 414 Washington.
Warren, Lucien J., (Bernice)—asst. cashier, Bank of Jamestown—h. 224
Fulton.
Warren, Mary, r. 114 Van Buren.
Warren, William A., (Josephine), band sawyer, h. 52 Hazzard.
Warselen, George, chauffeur, rms. over 10 South Main.
Wasburg, Ivar, bds. 1070 East Second.
Washburg, Florence, textile worker, r. over 913 Washington.
Washburg, Minnie, textile worker, h. over 913 Washington.
Washburn, Abbie G., r. 28 Hazzard.
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Washburn, Charles E., (Adelphin), dyer, h. 12 Barrows.
Washburn, Cornelia, widow Charles, r. 805 Jefferson.
Washburn, G. M., carpenter, r. 60 Water.
Washburn Helena E., h. 28 Hazzard.
Washburn, James C, (Rika), machinist, h. 805 Jefferson.
Washburn, Mary J., widow Hiram, r. 28 Hazzard.
Washburn, Rexford A., (Minnie), machinist, h. 815 Jefferson.
Washburn, Roland, machinist, r. 805 Jefferson.
WASHINGTON GARAGE—J. L. Frick—317 Washington.
Wassberg, Albert, painter and paper hanger, bds. 138 Virginia Blvd.
Wassburg, Angla, Mrs., laundress, r. over 618 Newland Ave.
0 Wassburg, Ella, bds. over 618 Newland Ave.
Wasser, Katharine, dressmaker, h. over 140% Barrows.
Wassman, Flora, widow William, h. 59 Fourteenth.
Wassman, Jerome F., clerk postoffice, r. 59 Fourteenth.
Waterman, Myrabell, teacher, r. 210 Crossman.
Waterman, Norman O., (Effa J.), cheese maker, h. 210 Crossman.
Wateridge, William, h. 206 McKinley Ave.
Waters, Clara L., r. 107 Hall Ave.
Waters, Daniel A., (Anna), lumberman, h. 741 East Second.
S Waters, James J., (Mary O.)—sec. Charles Samuels and mgr. Samuels
Opera House—h. 27 Price.
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FACTORY AND MILL SUPPLIES
Watrous, Bessie, waitress, bds. 635 West Eighth. J3
Watson, Clara, Mrs., Spiritualist speaker, r. 543 East Second.
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Watson, Daniel B., (Katherine H.)—contractor and builder and D. B. & K. m.
H. Watson—h. 118 Lakeview" Ave. 2
Watson, D. B. & K. H.—Daniel B. & Katherine H.—millinery, 101 E. Third, mt
Watson Ella E., Mrs.—groceries and baked goods—605 Palmer. . .
Watson, Emma J., widow Robert, r. 2253 Washington.
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Watson, Henry W., (Clara),—pres. Watson Mfg. Co.—h. 543 East Second. 2
Watson, Katherine H., Mrs.^D. B. & K. H. Watson—r. 118 Lakeview Ave. w
Watson, Lowell B., bookkeeper, r. 75 Fairmount Ave. «q
WATSON MFG. CO.—H. W. Watson, pres.; W. W. Watson, sec.-treas.—in- JC*
sect screens, windows, doors and metal furniture, 63 Taylor.
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Watson, Sherman L., (Minnie), metal furniture erector, h. 75 Fairmount Ave. Cl
Watson, Walter D., (Ella E.), teamster, h. 605 Palmer.
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Watson, William W., (Kittie L.)—sec.-treas. Watson Mfg. Co.—h. 528 E. 2nd. ft
Waugh, Robert M., (Mary), h. 311 Monroe.
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Way, Charles H., retired, r. 94 Lister.
Way, Levi C, (Ada J.), commercial traveler, h. over 333 East Second. C%
Way, Stewart, (Mertie), wood finisher,h. 109 Weeks. ft
Weakley, Earl A.,—bookkeeper, Jamestown Ice Cream "Co.—bds. 92 Prather. e
Wheatherad, Bessie, weaver, bds. 524 Crescent.
Weatherly, Leonard B., (Ella T.), lunch counter clerk, h. 72 Eleventh.
Weatherly, Margaret M., clerk, r. 72 Eleventh.
Weatherly, William L., machine hand, r. 72 Eleventh.
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Weatherup, Donald G., student, r. 189 Forest Ave.
Weatherup, Mabel, Mrs., h. over 22 Forest Ave.
Weatherup, Margaret G., student, r. 189 Forest Ave.
Weatherup, William G., (Mary G.)—asst. mgr. American Aristotype Div. ^^
Eastman Kodak Co.—h. 189 Forest Ave.
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Weaver, Bert M., (Naomi), waiter, h. 91 Fairmount Ave.
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Weaver, Etta M.—Instructor, Chautauqua School of Nursing—h. 133 Fulton, j
Weaver, Hannah C, widow James M., h. 1004 Prendergast Ave.
Weaver, Harriett M., widow Percy F., bds. 219 McKinley Ave.
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Weaver, Lillian G., —office clerk, 47 South Main—r. Falconer.
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Weaver, Mary L., widow Albert R., r. 133 Fulton.
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Weaver, Philo H., h. 30 Derby.
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Weaver, Sylvia, widow George E., laundress, r. 710 Lafayette.
Weaver, W. A., Mrs., r. 506 Winsor.
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Weaver, William P., machinist, rms. 105 West Second.
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Webb, Richard, (Anna M.), sheet metal worker, h. 2003 Washington. 2
Webber, Carl, (Ruth)—head waiter, Samuels Hotel Grill—h. 512 West Third, mm
Webeck, Clarence W., machinist, r. 104 Falconer.
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mfrs. furniture, hardware and metal specialties, 441 Chandler.
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Weborg, Albert G., (Mary)—Weborg Bros. Spring Bed Co.—h. 587 Willard. £3
Weborg Bros. Spring Bed Co.—Albert G. and Fred B.—mfrs. spring beds, 587 £Ci
Willard.
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Weborg, Webster, Webster; Clarence Fred
Charles,
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Webster, Gladys, r. 90 Fairmount Ave.
Wedberg, Emil J., (Ellen V.), cabinet maker, h. 134 Hopkins Ave.
Weed, Clarence L., (Josephine), R. R. tower operator, h. 227 South Main.
Weed, Grace, widow Cornelius, r. 920 Clinton.
Weed, Henry S., r. 213 West Second.
Weed, L. F., nightwatch, rms. over 122 East Third.
Weekman, Frank C, (Mary), foreman wood worker, h. 34 Linden Ave.
Weekman, Frank L., student, r. 115 Weeks.
Weekman, Otto C, (Minnie), wood worker, h. 115 Weeks.
Weekman, Vern W„ student, r. 115 Weeks.
Weeks, Audrey L., Mrs., h. over 206 East Second.
Weeks, Bertha E., artist, h. 109 Lakeview Ave.
Weeks, James L., (Louise R.),—Weeks & Ross—h. 34 Lakeview Ave.
Weeks, Mary E., widow Augustus, r. 9 Orchard.
WEEKS & ROSS—James L. and Emmet H.—attorneys, 400-402 Chadakoin
Bldg.
Wehrley, Agnes, widow Joseph, h. over 404 Lafayette.
Wehrley, Albert, r. over 404 Lafayette.
Wehrle, Josephine, milliner, r. over 402 Lafayette.
Weible, Catherine, waitress, h. over 318 North Main.
Weideman, John, (Anna), furniture finisher,h. 303 South Main.
Weidner, Marian, teacher, r. 406 Stowe.
Weidner, Ralph E., wood worker, r. 406 Stowe.
Weidner, William E., clerk, r. 406 Stowe.
Weidner, William N., (Elizabeth), stationary engineer, h. 406 Stowe.
Weilitz, Olof, grainer, bds. 61 Franklin.
Weinberg, George E., steel casemaker, r. over 249 Hazzard.
Weinberg, Sophia H., Mrs., weaver, h. over 249 Hazzard.
Weiner, David, driver, bds. 1029 East Second.
Weis, Gust, machinist, bds. 635 West Eighth.
Weisflog, August, (Anna),—Star Tailoring Co.—h. 319 Jefferson.
Weiser, Henry, baker, bds. 17 West Eighth.
Weiss, Axel H., (Jennie H. E.), teamster, h. 124 Winsor.
Weiss, Caroline, cook, 543 Lakeview Ave.
Weiss, Gertrude A., stenographer, r. 10 Columbia Ave.
Weiss, James, (Sarah G.), paint clerk, h. 10 Columbia Ave.
Welch, Bridget, widow John, h. over 1 East Sixth.
Welch, John, metal worker, bds. 1070 East Second.
Welch, John,—houseman, Samuels Hotel—rms. 22 Eighteenth.
Welch, Thomas C, (Ida), clerk, h. 108 Chicago Ave.
Welch, Vincent C, (Madaline M.), insurance, h. 281 Pospect.
Welch, see Walsh and Welsh.
Welham, Gladys, office clerk, bds. 921 Lafayette.
Weller, Guy A., (Lillian A.), fireman,h. 379 Foote Ave.
Weller, Irene L., student, r. 379 Foote Ave.
Weller, James M., (Ella C.)—J. M. Weller & Son—h. 612 East Seventh.
WELLER, J. M. & SON—J. M. and Roy—real estate and loans, 39-40 Gokey
Weller, John W., (O. Cerelle), retired, h. 44 Allen.
Weller, Mae L.,—sec. Associated Charities, City Hall—r. 44 Allen.
Weller, Robert H., surveyor, r. 612 East Seventh.
Weller, Roy C.,—J. M. Weller & Son—r. 612 East Seventh.
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Wellman, Arthur M., (Ada O.),—Wellman Bros.—h. 711 Washington. ^^
Wellman, B. DeLeo, teacher, r. 1076 East Second. 3
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Wellman, Elmer E„ (Bertha F.)—Wellman Bros.—h. 309 Lakeview Ave.
Wellman, Ira J., farmer, r. over 833 Washington.
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Wellman, Roy, (Hazel), conductor, h. under 19 Langford. .
Wellman, Warren D., (Dora P.)—physician and Wellman Bros.—h. 703 J*9
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WELLS FARGO & CO., Express—C. M. Bradt, agent—201 Cherry.
Wells, Helen, widow Adelbert, r. 405 West Seventh.
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Welner, William, (Ida),—mfr. Chautauqua Easy Mender, 401 W. 6th—h. do.
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Welsh, Thomas J., (Carrie), R. R. brakeman, h. 22 Richmond Place.
Welsh, see Walsh and Welch.
Welshofer, Dorothy C, stenographer, r. 342 Crossman.
Welshofer, Edward R., mechanic, r. 342 Crossman.
Welshofer, George A., (Grace), chaser, h. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
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Wennberg, J. Arthur, finisher, r. 34 Crown.
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Wennerberg, David A., errand boy, r. 68 Grant.
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Wertz, Arthur, wood carver, rms. 215 West Second.
Wescott, Claude, teamster, h. under 621 Prendergast Ave.
Wescott, C. Merle, student, r. 86 Barrett.
Wescott, Daniel P., (H. Isabell), linotype operator The Journal, h. 86 Barrett. ^^
Wescott, Daniel P., Jr., jeweler, r. 86 Barrett.
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Wescott Leonora B., musician, r. 86 Barrett.
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Wescott, Mary, Mrs. r. 35 Regent. 09
Wescott, Sarah R., widow D. P., h. 417 Lafayette.
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West, Amanda, widow Gust A., h. 132 Euclid Ave.
West, Clark D., (Frances I.)—optometrist, over 12 East Third—h. 1103 C]
West', West, Prendergast Fritz Edson G. George Barnett, E., L.,—dentist, A., (Vera Ave. (Elizabeth (Sarah), K.), over painter h. P.), 243 12 trainman, East and Crescent. decorator, Third—rms. h. 172 h. Allen. 132 do. Euclid Ave. ^J ft JJ so H 2

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D West, Harold V., (Grace), finisher, h. 1075 North Main.
West, Harry, (Hazel), hotel worker, h. 302 West Fifth.
West James L., (Alice M.), h. 330 Crossman.
, West, Richard, (Hattie), teamster, r. 51 Ninth.
H Westburgh, Arthur, (Louise)—pres. Eagle Specialty Mfg. Co. and electrician
—h. 101 West Fifth.
Westcott Almon D., (Virginia F.), commercial traveler, h. 146 Prospect.
Westefire, Jennie, widow Joe, h. under 121 Cross.
W Westerberg, Hildur C, stenographer, r. 30 Twelfth.
Westerberg, William, (Hilma), wood worker, h. 124 Water.
Westerdale, Charles G., (Hattie), metal worker, h. over 855 East Second.
Westergren, Axel T., (Emma C), track foreman, Jamestown St. Ry. Co.—h.
114 Palmer.
Westergren, Bertha L., r. 114 Palmer.
Westergren, David, laborer, r. 114 Palmer.
Westergren, Elmer R., laborer, r. 114 Palmer.
Westerline, Alfred, (Anna A.), plasterer, h. 30 Summit.
Westerline, Carl E., plasterer, r. 30 Summit.
Westerline, Clyde A., (Rose), contracting plasterer, h. 117 Front.
Westerlund, Ellen, domestic, 403 Lakeview Ave.
Westerlund, J. Oscar, (Adena), laborer, h. 620 Camp.
WESTERN NEW YORK ELECTRIC CO.—A. N. Broadhead, pres.; C. J.
Lipp, treas.; F. W. Bullock, supt.—316 North Main.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH & CABLE CO.—W. A. Sterner, mgr.—301
North Main.
Westervelt, Nathaniel, (Lizzie)—messenger, Wells Fargo Express Co.—h.
H 301 West Eighth.
Westervelt, Sadie, student, r. 301 West Eighth.
Westling, Albert H., (Beda), foreman screen worker, h. 245 Fairmount Ave.
Westling, Carrie, r. 245 Fairmount Ave.
Westling, Christina, widow Fred G., h. 167 Chandler.
Westling, David G., (Hilma A.), wood worker, h. 22 Dearing Ave.
Westling, Edith E., r. 167 Chandler.
Westling, Edwin, (Gladys), h. 850 Willard.
Westling, Eric, wood worker, r. 22 Dearing Ave.
O Westling, Fern E., student, r. 167 Chandler.
Westman, Charles P., (Ethel), delivery man, h. 274 Prospect.
Westman, Esther, student, r. 233 Curtis.
Westman, Ethel G. Mrs., asst. photographer, r. 274 Prospect.
Westman, John A., (Signe)—gen. mgr. Dahlstrom Metallic Door Co. and
sec. International Casement Co.—h. 233 Curtis.
Westman, Laban C, student, r. 274 Prospect.
Weston, Charles, conductor, rms. 217 West Second.
W. J. Bentley, Mgr., Office, 514 Chadakoin Bldg.
Westphal, Oscar G.,—barber, pool, cigars and tobacco, 49 South Main—rms.
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Whalen, Anna, stenographer, rms. 77 South Main. ^o^
Whaley, Guy L., (Ruth E.), insurance, h. 5 Seymour Ave.
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Whatford, Bert H., (Elizabeth), elevator operator, h. 1010 Jefferson. mm
Wheeler, Bertram A., (Vina D.), conductor, h. 247 Fairmount Ave.
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Wheeler, Edith A., widow Norris, h. 5 Crane.
Wheeler, Elizabeth, nurse, W. C. A. Hospital.
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Wheeler, Elton A., (Eunice), motorman, h. 174 Fairmount Ave.
Wheeler, Emma J., widow Orlando B., r. 313 Prendergast Ave.
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Wheeler, E. Thirza, r. 511 East Seventh.
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Wheeler, Eugene H., (Edith S.), h. 44 Blanchard.
WHEELER, FRANK S., (Grace)—attorney and special county judge, over •S if"
302 North Main—h. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77. S_ Z.
Wheeler, James M., (Julia W.), motorman, h. 9 Livingston. £ a,
Wheeler, Lois C, r. 5 Crane. •« »
Wheeler, Mary E., widow Frank D., cook, h. over 411 Allen.
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Wheeler, Milton D.—sec. Jamestown Ice Cream Co.—h. Warren, Pa. a a.
Wheeler, Minnie M., textile worker, r. over 411 Allen. » 5
Wheeler Shampoo Parlors—Mrs. Vina Wheeler—hair weaving and scalp °, Z.
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Wheeler, William I., (Alice), master mechanic, h. 42 Thirteenth. * 9
Wheelhouse, Bros.—George John,—cobbler, P. 68 and Foote John Ave.—1\ W.—saloon, 34 do. 143 Harrison. 5 «•
Wheelhouse, John Emily, W., textile plumber, worker, r. 34 bds. Foote 14 Fluvanna Ave. Ave.
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Wheelhouse, George, John W., (Rebecca), (Carolin I.),—Wheelhouse textile worker, h. Bros.—h. 34 Foote 72 Ave. Foote Ave. §
Wheelhouse, George Simeon, P., (Anna), (Ada),—Wheelhouse textile worker, Bros.—h. 148 Foote 74 Foote Ave. Ave. S.O C5 Jf
Wheelock, Emogene, widow Frederick A., rms. 2 Lewis Block.
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Wheelock, Harry E., physician, I. O. O. F. Temple, rms. do.
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Whelpley, Isabelle Amos, (Laura), Ruth, twister, carpenter, r. 1027 h. 1027 East East Second. Second. », a •» 9 ; a
Whelpley, Wherry, Elizabeth Isabelle, M., maid, widow The Herbert, Samuels. r. 700 Lakeview Ave. S." -g °-
Whitaker, Ernest E., (Bridget), painter and paper hanger, h. under 847 " 2
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Whitcomb, Elmo, (May), motorman, h. 29 Harrison. ^ —
Whitcomb, Genevieve, laundry worker, h. 47 Baker. » £f
Whitcomb, James W., (Mae), carpenter, h. 715 Murray Ave.
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Whitcomb, Leonard E., butcher, r. 32 Twelfth. 9" "
Whitcomb, Maude, Mrs., h. 338 Steele.
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White, George W., (Kate E.), sheet metal worker, h. 188 Falconer.
White, Gum, teamster, bds. 332 Tenth.
White, Harold C, (Maie H.), bookkeeper, h. 174 Thayer.
White, Herbert A., college student, r. 145 Prospect.
White, James M., (Lepha L.), insurance, h. 9 Ross.
White, John N., conductor, rms. 101 West Fifth.
White, Lewis F., (Mary), public market, h. over 102 Prospect.
White, Newton H., (Flora), conductor, h. 1295 East Second.
White, Richard, (Bernice), h. 113 Fulton.
White, Robert J., (Jennie), laborer, h. 853 Lafayette.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO.—George R. Shapleigh, mgr.—311 W. Third.
White, Walter C., (Essie), motorman, h. 21 Langford.
White, Walter S., (Almira E.), stone mason, h. 217 Allen.
White, Walter W., (Annie M.), state highway inspector, h. 830 Washington.
White Wholesale Millinery Co. (Erie, Pa.)—Mrs. Nina M. Salisbury, mgr.—
313 East Second.
White, William V„ (Lillian)—pool,-1009 East Second—h. 1295 do.
Whitebread, Jennie, widow Joseph, h. 135% Chandler.
Whitebread, Lewis, (Mary), textile worker, h. 135% Chandler.
Whitehead Block, 3-5 Seymour.
Whitehead, Erwin E., (Cornelia M.), solicitor, h. 8 Livingston Ave.
Whitehead, Frank E., (Mabel M.), real estate, h. 1002 North Main.
Whitehead, William H., (Viola), nightwatch, h. 35 Fletcher Ave.
Whitford, Dorothy A., Mrs., baker, r. 222 South Main.
Whitford Emily, widow William, textile worker, h. 491 Winsor.
Whitford, John, factory laborer, h. 701 West Eighth.
Whitford,S.. Norris, (Kate E.), carpenter, h. 310 Allen.
Whiting, Alfred M., clothing clerk, bds. 38 Cook Ave.
Whiting, Guy W., (Emma), clerk, h. 162 Park.
Whiting, Louis E., (Irene E.),—traffic mgr., Home Telephone Co.—h. 14
Chestnut.
Whitley, Emily F., widow Fred E., h. 201 East Sixth.
Whitley, Sarah F., h. over 21 West Second.
Whiteman, Herbert, (Sigrid), collector, h. under 562 East Second.
Whitman, Ida M., waitress, r. 154 Jones & Gifford Ave.
Whitman, Matilda, widow Stephen, h. 154 Jones & Gifford Ave.
Whitmore, Charles W. (Jennie), pension attorney, h. 24 Cross.
Whitney, Bertha, widow John H., h. 54 Eleventh.
Whitney, Charles H., (Maud), shoe clerk, h. 119 Van Buren.
Whitney, Charles S., polisher, r. 110 Isabelle Ave.
Whitney, Doris E., r. 54 Eleventh.
Whitney, E. S., wood worker, r. 11% Tenth.
Whitney, Ethel, clerk, r. 54 Eleventh.
Whitney Flats, 211-217 West Second.
Whitney, Floyd E., (Florence E.), stationary engineer, h. 110 Isabelle Ave.
Whitney, John A., (Eannie), carpenter, h. 3 Rowley Place.
Whitney, John J., (Agnes R.), retired, h. 211 West Second.
Whitney, JAMESTOWN Leo E., electrician, HARDWARE r. 54 Eleventh. CO., Inc. RAZOTa__fEL
Whitney, W. H., 120 WEST (Mary), THIRD wood STREET worker, h. 11% Tenth. ACCESSORIES
Whittaker, Harry, textile worker, r. 432 Maple.
Whittaker, Whittaker, Whittemore, Whittle, Elizabeth,
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Wibeck, Charles,—chair maker, 19 Chapin—h. do.
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Wiberg, Herman L., (Charlotte), stationary engineer, h. 9 Crescent.'
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Wiberg, Linea E., textile worker, r. 9 Crescent. £
Wiberg, Oscar, (Rose), electrician, h. 8 Walnut.
Wiborg, Albert C, (Elizabeth), warp dresser, h. 114 McKinley Ave.
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WIBORG, CHARLES H.—attorney, 400-401 Fenton Bldg.—r. 28 Foote Ave.
Wiburg, Victor, laborer, bds. 44 Chautauqua Ave.
Wicander, Edwin N.,—Elof Wicander Cigar Co.—h. 893 East Second. p-r-
Wicander, Elof, (Alma)—Wicander Cigar Co.—h. 893 East Second.
WICANDER, ELOF CIGAR CO.—Elof and Edwin Wicander—wholesale 2
cigars and tobacco, 317 East Second. {^
Wicander, Elsie V. M., student, r. 893 East Second.
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Wick, Axel, (Augusta), painter, h. over 516 Crescent.
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h. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77. S2o
WICKS, CHARLES H., (Florence K.)—real estate, lumber and timber, 35-36 *3
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Wicks, Elizabeth, widow Walter D., r. 101 Lakeview Ave. _2
Wicks, John G., (Emma L.)—Wicks & Rexford—h. 101 Lakeview Ave.
WICKS & REXFORD—John G. and Warner S.—attorneys, 5 Hall Block. g-
Wickfield, Edith, hairdresser, r. 38 Eleventh. > ©
Wickfield, Richard N., (Mattie)—barber, under 26 East Third—h. 38 11th. g_
Wickfield, Richard N., Jr., (Leota L.), barber and musician, h. 12 W. Seventh, gf
Wicklund, Charles, (Anna), painter, h. 43 Tower.
Wicklund, Charles, (Minnie), machinist, h. 33 Mt. Vernon Place. 5£
Wicklund, Emma, widow Carl O., dressmaker, r. over 220 Barrows.
Wicklund, Harold, painter, bds. 140 Barrett.
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Wickstrom, Alfred E., (Selma A.), sheet metal worker, h. 135 Euclid Ave. M _
WICKSTROM, GUSTAV—florist, 219 Charles—bds. 206 Barrett. < m)
Widen Axel L., (Ella S.), sheet metal worker, h. over 164 Barrett.
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Widen, Eric, (Olga), wood worker, h. 402 Stowe. ij |>
Widdup Sarah, Mrs., h. under 155 Barrows.
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Widholm, Charles G., (Jennie), machinist, h. 156 Park. w «
Widholm, Esther M., r. 156 Park.
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Widholm.Hazel M., clerk, r. 156 Park.
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Widigren, Oscar E., (Selma), h. 613 Newland Ave.
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Widmark, Aldrick, (Elizabeth), foreman cabinet maker, h. 51 Bowen.
Honest Widmark, Widrig, Vera Charles Brewer, Hjalmar, Frank, Work A., M., widow cabinet SS sheet real wood Win Paul, estate, metal maker, worker, in h. worker, r. 333 bds. 333 Baldwin, bds. Hallock. 51 bds. 269 Bowen. Prospect. 51 Bowen. JfZZZ. \\%
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Widrig, Walter H., (Minnie), real estate broker, h. 418 East Sixth.
Wiggins, Miranda, widow John, h. 32 Blanchard.
Wiggins, Robert timekeper, rms. over 215 North Main.
Wight, James, (Elva), painter, h. 1021 Newland Ave.
Wight Polly J., widow Reuben W., h. 163 Barrett.
Wigren, Amelia, widow Gustaf, r. 502 Stowe.
Wigren, Anna, domestic, 31 Euclid Ave.
Wigren,' Aaron sander bds. 282 Willard.
Wigren, John C, (Ada), fireman, r. over 282 Willard.
Wigren, Matilda C, widow Carl, h. 214 Prospect.
Wigren, Swan, (Beda), laborer h. over 10 Terrace Place.
Wihlborg, Albin, student, r. 516 Hazzard.
Wihlborg, Edith, nurse, r. 516 Hazzard.
Wihlborg, Hattie, widow Nels, h. 516 Hazzard.
Wilber, Henry R., (Bessie)—pres. H. R. Wilber Corporation and Ames-
Burns Co.—h. Clement Park-on-Chautauqua.
WILBER H. R. CORPORATION—H. R. Wilber, pres.; E. J.Swetland (Panama,
N. Y.), vice pres.; E. J. Green, sec; George W. Hosie, treas.—
feeds, seeds and plants, wholesale and retail, 117-121 East Third.
Wilber, Katherine, widow Philo, r. 612 East Eighth.
Wilbur, Grace E., stenographer, r. 41 Thirteenth.
Wilbur, Neva, student, r. 18 Richmond Place.
Wilbur, Ralph, chauffeur, r. 329 East Fourth.
Wilbur, Ralph E., janitor, r. 41 Thirteenth.
Wilcock, Charles, textile worker, r. 35 Oak.
Wilcock, Fred, (Margaret), textile worker, h. 35 Oak.
Wilcock, Joseph, textile worker, r. 35 Oak.
Wilcox, Bertha G., bookkeeper and stenographer, r. 6 Broadhead Ave.
Wilcox, Burchard & Co.—Frank A. Wilcox, Seneca B. Burchard, Miner S.,
Harlow J., Mary R., and E. B. Crissey Est.—wholesale groceries, 17
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Wilcox, Celestus L., bookkeeper, bds. 309 Price.
Wilcox, Charles A., (Rose), blacksmith, h. 808 Jefferson.
Wilcox, Cora, student, r. over 32 Regent.
Wilcox, Edith, widow Andrew, h. over 42 Regent.
Wilcox, Edward P., (Fanny S.), retired, h. 100 Falconer.
Wilcox, Ella, h. over 21 East Eighth.
Wilcox, Ernest C, bookkeeper, r. 91 Andrews Ave.
Wilcox, Frank, (Anna), laborer, r. 41 Stewart Ave.
Wilcox, Frank A., (Belle C.)—Wilcox, Burchard & Co.—h. 512 E. Second.
Wilcox, Frank J., (Pearl A.), wood worker, h. over 604 Palmer.
Wilcox, Frank O., hostler, bds. 311 West Second.
Wilcox, Franklin H„ (Hester)—restaurant, over 209% West Third—h. 209
Barrett.
Wilcox, Fred, (Lottie), teamster, h. under 131 Fulton.
Wilcox, George, (Gladys), machinist, r. under 131 Fulton.
Wilcox, Gertrude C, widow William, teacher, h. 92 Newton Ave.
Wilcox, G. Warren, (Nora), police, h. 91 Andrews Ave.
Wilcox, John, (Catherine), cement worker, rms. 358 East Fourth.
Wilcox, John F., (Anna), motorman, h. over 7 Hanley.
Wilcox, L. Genevieve, student, r. 512 East Second.
Wilcox, Lucy Mary, M. Amelia, B., E., dressmaker, mender, bookkeeper, widow r. Amos, h. 35 under r. Fletcher 808 r. 90131 Jefferson. Howard. Fulton. Ave.

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Wild, Pattie, textile worker, r. 11 Shaw Ave.
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Wiley, Edward, insurance, r. 402 West Seventh. 2
Wiler, Frank L., (Sofia) cigar maker, h. 92 Bowen.
Wiley, Herbert R., (Mary),—pres. Wiley Tailoring Co.—h. 402 W. Seventh. _«_,
Wiley, Louise, student,, r. 402 West Seventh.
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Wiley, Max, commercial traveler, rms. over 215 Washington.
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Wilhelm, Rachel, widow Henry B., h. 46 Grant.
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Wilkes, Lewis, (Elizabeth), crossing watchman, h. 23 Fenton Place.
Wilkinson, Agnes I., office clerk, r. over 46 Hazzard.
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Wilkinson, Margaret, widow Fred, h .over 46 Hazzard.
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Wilkinson, Thomas, (Margaret), h. 14 Sixteenth.
Willard, Archer H., (Fannie L.), wood turner, h. 30 Maltby.
Willard, Corbin K., retired, h. over 627 English.
Willard, Lewis G., (Ella D.), decorator and paper hanger, h. 822 Lafayette. .
Willard, Mary R.,—preceptress, Jamestown High School—h. 411 Winsor.
Willard Samuel L., (Sylvia), constable, h. 834 Lafayette.
Willard, Vern C, (Matilda), paper hanger, h. 21 Ellicott.
Willard, Vesta, teacher, r. 411 Winsor.
Willets, Effie, r. 59 Stewart Ave.
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Williams, Addie A., society editor The Journal, r. 219 Chandler.
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Williams, Anton P., (Florence), carpenter, h. 206 McKinley Ave. m—
Williams Bros.—J. A. and J. G. Williams—junk, hides and fur, 18 Forest Av. g;
Williams, Crawford, (Altheia), laborer, h. Allegany Ave., R. F. D. 77. t-f-
Williams, Delia, widow Sharp, r. 217 Lincoln.
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Williams, Dora E., clerk, r. 219 Chandler. 3
Williams, Ellen H., teacher, h. 123 Fulton. g*
Williams, Eudora V., grocery clerk, r. 123 Fulton.
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Williams, Eva, textile worker, r. 500 West Fifth. —,
Williams, Eva A., widow George, h. over 113 Chandler.
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Williams, Fred T., (Eva), h. 20 Weeks.
Williams, George F., (Grace), teamster, h. over 22% Buffalo. £»
Williams, Grace, textile worker, r. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77. 3
Williams, Grace, graduate nurse, h. over 853 North Main.
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Williams, Hettie M„ widow Thomas, h. 2245 Washington.
Williams, Hudson, (Mabel), woodworker, h. 19 Crescent.
Williams, Ira, (Carrie),—nursery stock," 603 Lafayette—h. do.
Williams, John A.—Williams Bros.—r. 323 Palmer.
Williams, Joseph, (LaVanche), sheet metal worker, h. 1010 Newland Ave.
Williams, Joseph G., (Elizabeth M.)—Williams Bros.—r. 321 Palmer.
Williams, Lillian C, student, r. 305 Lafayette.
Williams, Louise Marie, r. 347 Crossman.
Williams, Mabel A., commercial teacher, r. 113 Chandler.
Williams, May C, widow Frank F., h. 305 Lafayette.
Williams, Marion, student, r. 603 Lafayette.
Williams, Marshall, (Florence), bartender, h. under 10 West Sixth.
Williams, Myrl, (May), nursery man, h. £20 West Fifth.
Williams, Myrtle E., student, r. 321 Palmer.
Williams, Nettie, widow Harry, milliner, h. 507 East Second.
Williams, Oliver E., (Angeline), evangelist, h. over 125 Van Buren.
Williams, Reginald, casemaker, bds. 358 East Fourth.
Williams, Reuben E., (Belle Lods), commercial traveler, h. 347 Crossman.
Williams, Roy H., (May), h. 862 North Main.
Williams, Sue S., stenographer, r. 4 Price.
Williams, Verne, waiter, rms. 215 West Second.
Williams, William C, (Lettie), h. 219 Chandler.
Williamson, Andrew, carpenter, r. 95 Highland Ave.
Williamson, George H., (Hattie A.), delivery man, h. over 857 Spring.
Williamson, Herbert S., (Bridget), laundry delivery man, h. over 124 Barrows.
Williamson, Jessie May, teacher, r. Ill Barrows.
Williamson, Marshall, commercial traveler, r. 105 West Fifth.
Williamson, Samuel, (Lucy A.), retired, h. Ill Barrows.
Williamson Veneer Co. The (Inc.)—S. M. Broadbent, mgr.—fancy wood veneers,
107 West Second.
Willig, Gust A., (Beda A.),—retail meats, 366 Price—h. over 760 East Second.
Willing, Mary A., Mrs.,—New York Viavi Co., 419 West Third—h. do.
Willoughby, Harriet A., textile worker, bds. 85 Falconer.
Willoughby, Russell B., college student, r. 11 Newland Ave.
Willover, Charles H., steel case maker, r. 340 Steele.
Willover, Fred, (Eva), store man, h. 340 Steele.
Willsie, Bert M., (Lillian), farmer and horse dealer, h. 407 Lafayette.
Willsie, Eva R., r. 12 Scott.
Willsie, Rhoda M., h. 12 Soott.
Willsie, see Wiltsie.
Willson, George F., laborer, r. 211 Newland Ave.
Willson, Glenn L., student, r. 99 Barrett.
Willson, John J., coachman, r. 211 Newland Ave.
Willson, Katie—stock clerk, Maddox Table Co.—h. over 71 Allen.
Willson, Mildred B., college student, r. 99 Barrett.
Willson, Nathan M., (Bernice L.)—sec.-treas. Pearl City Veneer Co.—h. 99
Barrett.
Wilson, Albert C, (Esther J.), postoffice clerk, h. 114 Barker.
Wilson, Allen, laborer, r. over 29 North Main.
Wilson, Aneta L., clerk, r. 15 Lake.
Wilson, Angie, widow Fred H., h. 94 Liberty.
Wilson, Charles, E., C, h. (Myrtle), 7 foreman (Mary Metallic H.)—mgr. wood drawer, Ave. worker, rms. J. T. h. over Wilson 618 211 West Est—h. North Seventh. Main. 325 East Fourth.

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Wilson, Charles E., (Elizabeth R.), retired, h. 607 Pine. mm-,
Wilson & Craig—Floyd B. and R. E.—architects, 43 Barrett Bldg.
Wilson, Elde S., (Eva M.),—home baking, 211 East Second—h. 304 do. -^
Wilson, Elizabeth, widow John, h. 343% Falconer. {^
Wilson, Etta, Mrs., h. 115 East Second.
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Wilson, Floyd Bates, (Harriet M.)—Wilson & Craig—h. Fairmount Ave. _g
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Wilson, George, (Margaret),—editor, The Nurse Magazine—h. 513 E. Eighth.
Wilson, Harriet, Mrs., h. 28 Fairmount Ave. 09
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D Winchester, Florence, milliner, r. 104 Fairmount Ave.
Winchester, Frank A., (Susie), R. F. D. mail carrier, h. 43 Ninth.
Winchester, Leonore, widow Charles J., h. 59 Broadhead Ave.
Windahl, Bennie, sheet metal worker, r. 4 Morse Ave.
Windahl, Carl, (Hannah)—Allen Park Grocery—h. over 79 Linwood Ave.
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Windahl, Charles, (Alice), metal worker, h. 51 Baker.
Windahl, Olof, (Augusta), cabinet maker, h. 4 Morse Ave.
Windsor, Emma E., h. 417 Prendergast Ave.
Windsor, Florence, r. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
W Windsor, John D., farmer, r. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Windsor, Leon A, r. 417 Prendergast Ave.
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Winell, Swen A., window trimmer, r. 23 Center.
Wing, E. D., (Jennie),—second hand goods, 29 Forest Ave.—h. Forest Ext.
Wing, Helen, widow Pratt, h. 409 Cherry.
Wing, Myrtle, textile worker, h. under 188 Falconer.
Wingren, Swan, (Beda), loom fixer,h. 124 Park.
Winnberg, Axel G., (Hulda), finisher,h. 78 Howard.
WINNBERG & BATCHELLER—John M. and Levant B.—retail drugs, 113
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Winnberg, Carl M., (Selma B.), painter, h. over 14 Wilton Ave.
T Winnberg, Hulda M., r. 39 Mechanic.
Winnberg, Jenny G., r. 39 Mechanic.
Winnberg, John M.,—Winnberg & Batcheller—h. 39 Mechanic.
H Winroth, Arthur, laborer, r. 213 Myrtle.
Winroth, Charles F., (Hilda), stationary engineer, h. 213 Myrtle.
Winroth, Ethel, clerk, r. 213 Myrtle.
Winslow, Anna, widow David, practical nurse, h. 217 Lincoln.
Winslow, George W., (Kittie W.), h. 9 Sherman.
Winslow, Mary J., widow John, r. 919 East Second.
Winsor, Amelia C, widow Henry M., h. 829% Spring.
Winsor, Clinton B., (Emma)—supt. construction, Jamestown Public Schools
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Winsor, Frank D., painter, r. 829% Spring.
0 Winsor, Helen A., artist, r. 503 East Second.
Winsor, John W., (Helen J-), farmer, h. Fairmount Ave., R. F. D. 77.
Winsor, see Windsor.
Winter Garden Theater—Mozart Amusement Co.—311-313 North Main.
Winterburn, John A., (Ada), textile worker, h. 60 Elam Ave.
^ Winters, James S., (Ivybelle)—Pearl City Laundry—h. 11 Newland Ave.
^ Winzell, Andrew, (Ella), wood worker, h. 343 Stowe.
SWinzell, Anna, textile worker, r. 343 Stowe.
Winzell, Axel W. (Bertha), sheet metal worker, h. 970 Jefferson.
Winzell, Nels, metal worker, r. 343 Stowe.
f1 Wiquist, David, clerk, r. 149 Baker.
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Wiquist, Edward, student, r. 149 Baker. ^.
Wiquist, Floyd, student r. 149 Baker.
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Wiquist, Hilda, telephone operator, r. 149 Baker.
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WIQUIST, OTTO W., (Alma),—tailor, Warner Block—h. 149 Baker.
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Wise,"George, (Cornelia), building mover, h. 902 Lafayette.
Wise, Wilbur C, (Grace), building mover, h. 921 Lafayette. 0>\
Wistran, John M., (Mabel), veneer worker, h. 15 Wilson Ave.
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Wistran, Theodore C, (Anna M.), metal worker, h. 42 Highland Ave. ^pV
Wistrom, Lilly, domestic, r. 101 Wescott. *
Wistrom, Malcolm P., (Otelia), cabinet maker, h. 101 Wescott.
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Witherell, Roy L., driver, rms. over 310 West Second. 2. j-
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Woite, Abbe F., (Selma V.), textile worker, h. over 574 Allen. o g,
Woleen, Erhart E., (Dora), machinist, h. over 416 Murray Ave. o 0
Wolf, Earl, machine hand, bds. 210% West Fourth. a ~
Wolf, Frank W., (Ella B.), stationary engineer, h. 17 Derby. ,§ "
Wolf, Harry B., wood finisher, r. 17 Derby. * >j
Wolf, William J., r. 329 East Fourth. 3' 8
Wolfe, Jessie C, widow Earl, cook, r. under 9 Cleveland Place. "* "
Wolflein, John, (Evelyn), h. 614 Cherry. "§ "
Woll, Ernest L., (Henrietta), laborer, h. under 116 Tower.
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Wood, Alta, Mrs., r. 204 Lafayette. "w |
Wood & Anderson—C. O. and M. D.—retail meats, 710 North Main. g g
Wood, Carl O., (Elizabeth)—Wood & Anderson—h. 11 Hall Ave. | 2
Wood, Charles E., Jr., student, r. 403 Monroe. og ~
Wood, Charles E., (Maud)—barber, under 2 West Third—h. 403 Monroe. » o
Wood, Charles H., (Zella), express messenger, h. 50 Charles.
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Wood, Cora, widow Albert C, h. 29 Ninth.
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Wood, Edna S., student, r. 403 Monroe.
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Wood, Erick, meat cutter, bds. 11 Hall Ave.
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Wood, Esther, r. 50 Charles. 9 5
Wood, Ethel,—clerk, Chautauqua School of Nursing—r. Lakewood, N. Y. ©
Wood, Frank, metal worker, h. 401 Clinton. g p;
Wood, Frank, (Jessie), motorman, h. 3 Genesee.
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Wood, Frank L., (Josephine),—mgr. L. F. Shedd Lumber Co.—h. 1015 » .
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Wood, Fred, textile worker, r. 115 Crescent.
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Wood, Henry, (Emily), machinist, h. 140 Foote Ave.
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Wood, Jack, textile worker, r. 115 Crescent. 3< £"
Wood, Margaret, widow John, h. 4 Terrace Place.
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\J Wood, Sylvia—telephone operator, Art Metal Const. Co.—h. 4 Terrace PI.
Wood, Wilbur B., retired, h. 211 Crossman.
SWood, Willard C, (Agnes)—pool room, over 630 East Second—h. 46 Tenth.
Wood, see Woods.
H Woodard, Ardell, widow Alvin, practical nurse, h. over 138 Fulton.
Woodard, Bernice N., r. 20 Allen.
Woodard, Carl, (May), waiter, h. 961 Jefferson.
A Woodard, Clifford A., college student, r. 20 Allen.
Woodard, Elizabeth, widow Alexander, r. 9 Myrtle.
Woodard, George W., (Margery), teamster, h. 39 Fletcher Ave.
\A/ Woodard, Harold, textile worker, r. over 58 Bowen.
** Woodard, James D., (Leonia J.), h. 20 Allen.
Woodard, John A., (Martha)—contracting, painter and paper hanger—h.
over 151 Prospect.
Woodard, Mina, office clerk, r. over 138 Fulton.
Woodall, Ruth M., clerk, r. 208 Broadhead Ave.
WOODBURY, EGBERT E., (Florence)—attorney, over 301 North Main and
P attorney general State of New York, Albany—h. 10 Van Buren.
Woodbury, Rachel, student, r. 10 Van Buren.
A Woodbury, Roy H., college student, r. 10 Van Buren.
Woodbury, Ruth V., college student, r. 10 Van Buren.
Woodcock, Harriet, widow Albert, r. 31 Linden Ave.
Y Woodford, Alice F., widow Bert, h. 77 South Main.
Woodford, Blanche H.—supervisor of drawing, public schools—r. over 319
Jefferson.
C Woodford, Harriett E., h. over 224 East Second.
—^ Woodford, John, r. 256 Fairmount Ave.
Woodford, Mary, widow DeForest, h. over 33 Utica.
Woodhead, John W., (Ada), twister, h. 248 Harrison.
Woodhead, Jonas, (Edna C.)—Woodhead, Olsen & Riley—h. 130 Fulton.
WOODHEAD, OLSEN & RILEY—Jonas, George K. and Henry—plumbing,
steam and gas fitting,110-112 West Third.
TWoodin, Charles S. (Madeleine)—mgr. Postal Telegraph Co.—h. 810 N. Main.
Woodin, Lloyd, student, r. 15 Lakin Ave.
HWoodin, Oscar B., (Emma), lineman, h. 15 Lakin Ave.
Woodin, Walter, draughtsman, rms. 1210 West Sixth.
Woodmansee, Murville G., (Vivian), h. 308 Stowe.
E Woods, A. William, deliveryman, r. 109 Hall Ave.
Woods, Alice, r. 1002 Washington.
WOODS, HENRY S., (Celia E.),—The Osmer—h. 413-417 West Third.
Woods, James, (Catherine), police, h. 28 Ninth.
Woods, James J., mechanic, r. 109 Hall Ave.
Woods, John, (Mary A.), farmer, h. 70 Tenth.
Woods, Joseph L., office clerk, r. 109 Hall Ave.
L Woods, Kittie E., r. 1015 Prendergast Ave.
Woods, Leslie M., (Mercy), stockkeeper, h. 63 Falconer.
Woods, Margaret, widow Patrick, h. 109 Hall Ave.
O Woods, Margaret, cashier, r. 70 Tenth.
Woods, Mary, widow John, h. 51 Hamilton.
Woods, Mary, r. 310 West Eighth.
S WOODS, MAY M.—public stenographer, Hotel Samuels—r. 51 Hamilton.
Q p" mJ S JAMESTOWN Woods, Prendergast Rose, Michael, Patrick 120 HARDWARE cashier G., Ave. WEST L., retired, chauffeur, (Katherine)—sec.-treas. Winter THIRD h. CO., 1002 STREET r. Garden, 109 Washington. Inc. Hall r. 70 Ave. Mozart wringers
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Woodson, Frank, shoe shine, r. over 23 East Third. g-
Woodward, Cecile, textile worker, r. 28 Derby. 2.
Woodward, Chester W., retired, r. 18 Myers Ave.
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Woodward, E. H., (Mary H.), real estate, h. 190 Fairmount Ave.
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Woodward, Lazelle J., wood worker, h. 5 Earle Ave. C*
Woodward,'Lucy, textile worker, h. 28 Derby.
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Woodward, Samuel J., constable, h. 54 Thirteenth.
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Woodward, Stanley, (Emma), weaver, h. over 58 Bowen. g*
Woodward, William E„ lineman, h. 18 Myers Ave.
Woodworth, James S., detailer, r. under 27 Hazzard. P—
Woodworth, Lena M., Mrs., piano teacher, h. under 27 Hazzard.
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Woodward, Mark J., janitor worker, rms. Y. M. C. A. 2
Wooley, Clyde G., (Alta B.),—mgr. Jamestown Oil Co.—h. 509 Lakeview Av. g^
Wooley, Frances E., stenographer, r. 509 Lakeview Ave.
WOOLWORTH, F. W. CO.—J. A. Dahlquist, mgr.—5 and 10c goods—205 _f"
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Worden, Elliot T.,—florist, 43-45 Thayer—h. 43 do.
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Worden, J. W., r. 184 Fairmount Ave. 2
Work, Aaron D., candy mfr. h. over 219 West Third. K
Work, Joseph S., candy maker, r. 219 West Third.
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Works, Charles, (Mildred), delivery man, h. over 13 Bassett.
Works, Ella L., widow William, dressmaker, r. over 13 Bassett. |6
Worthly, Elmer, tailor, rms. 329 East Fifth.
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Wortman, Fred, laborer, rms. 311 Pine.
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Wrathall, A. Bruce, (Lillian A.), foreman lineman, h. 128 Newton Ave. S*""
Wren, Fred I., (Christine), carpenter, h. 42 Hazzard.
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Wren, F. Richard, student, r. 42 Hazzard.
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Wren, Orace A., machine hand, r. 42 Hazzard.
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Wren, Rudolph F., student, r. 42 Hazzard. «
Wright, Agnes, college student, r. 65 McKinley Ave.
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Wright, Allan, clerk, r. 836 East Second.
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Wright, Anna, drawer, rms. 6 Institute.
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Wright, Bertha J., hair dresser, r. 56 Tenth.
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Wright, Charles, (Agnes), rms. 6 Center. *i
Wright, Charles, (Louise N.), sheet metal worker, h. 337% Foote Ave. *^3
Wright, Clive L., college student, r. 8 Valley.
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Wright, Edgar, (Anna), carpenter, r. 21 Peterson.
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Wright, Edward, tool maker, r. over 947 East Second.
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Wright, Ellen S., widow Charles, r. 125 Euclid Ave.
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Wright, Emma, seamstress, r. under 402 East Fourth. L.
Wright, George T., postman, r. 56 Tenth.
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Wright, George W. (Tessa)—foreman, Chautauqua Lumber Co.—h. 8 Valley, ifg*
Wright, Grace, milliner, r. 6 Broadhead Ave.
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Wright, Harold, weaver, r. 836 East Second.
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Wright, Hattie, weaver, h. 18 West Eighth.
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Wright, Ida M., widow Orrin W., h. over 211 Prendergast Ave.
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Wright, Jessie N., widow Fred R., weaver, h. 809 East Second. *^
Wright, John D., (Madge)—Wright & Son—h. 859 Spring. —5
Wright, John H., (Eva L.)—sec. and gen. mgr. Home Telephone Co.—h. 65 C3
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Wright, Michael, (Rose A.), textile worker, h. 24 Ivy.
Wright, Mildred E., student, r. 20 Meadow Lane.
Wright, Norman, cigar maker, r. 836 East Second.
Wright, Robert L., (Eva B.), sheet metal worker, h. over 171 Barrett.
Wright, Rupert A., r. 20 Meadow Lane.
Wright & Son—W. H. & 3. D—barbers, 28 North Main.
Wright's Specialty Shop—W. T. Wright, prop.—ladies' ready-to-wear garments,
122 West Third.
Wright, William H., (Maria)—Wright & Son—h. 56 Tenth.
Wright, William T., .(Elizabeth), railway conductor, h. 74 Thirteenth.
Wright, William T. (Ella B.)—Wright's Specialty Shop—h. 20 Meadow Lane.
Wright, Wilson, (Louisa), loom fixer,h. 836 East Second.
Writman, John F., (Clara), textile worker, h. 30 Sampson.
Writman, Raymond L., (Edith), wood worker, h. over 30 Sampson.
Wulf, Hjalmer S., (Alma C), tinsmith, h. 313 Palmer.
Wursen, Matilda, widow Charles, r. 36 Van Buren.
Wurth, Betty F., student, r. 849 North Main.
Wurth, Louis J., (Elizabeth), automobile salesman, h. 849 North Main.
Wybeck, Harold, clerk, r. 149 Hallock.
Wythe, Jennie L., dressmaker, h. 23 Chautauqua Ave.
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EYankoski, Agnes, textile worker, r. 237 Crescent.
Yankoski, Anna, textile worker, r. 237 Crescent.
Yankoski, Catherine, textile worker, r. 237 Crescent.
Yankoski, John, clerk, r. 237 Crescent.
Yankoski Polly, textile worker, r. 237 Crescent.
Yankoski, Stan, (Mary), h. 237 Crescent.
YARLING, GUST C, (Alice S.)—Swedish-American Construction Co.—h.
_ over 219 Front.
I , Yarling, Gust C, (Matilda), h. 7 Barnard Ave.
Yarling, Hilda S., student, r. over 1048 North Main.
O Yarling, John, (Ida), foreman veneer worker, h. over 1048 North Main.
Yates, Anna B., teacher, r. 315 East Fifth.
Yates, Ellen P.—mgr. Baby Shop, 307 North Main—r. 315 East Fifth.
Q Yates, Emily, teacher, r. 157 Chandler.
~^ Yates, George, (Anna), cloth inspector, h. over 908 East Second.
S Yates, Julia H., widow Henry J., h. 315 East Fifth.
Yaw, Helen A., stenographer and bookkeeper, r. 14 Brad.
Yaw, Jennie E., widow Frank, h. 14 Brad.
C* Yennas, Otto, steel polisher, rms. over 13 East Second.

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Yernberg, Robert, (Ellen), trimmer, h. 80 Durant Ave.
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Yesopowitz, Dorothy, clerk, r. 930 East Second.
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Yetter, Madeline I., stenographer, r. 611 Washington.
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Ymer, Besim, finisher,h. 116 Harrison. mm
Yoner, Kenal, finisher, r. 110 Steele.
York, Claud E.,—E. O. York & Son—h. 116 Buffalo.
York, E. O. & Son—E. O. and C. E.—barbers, under 200 North Main.
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York, Ernest O., (Laura)—iE. O. York & Son—h. 116 Buffalo.
York, George G., (Rose B.), tool maker, h. 54 Livingston Ave.
York, Lillian, Mrs., textile worker, h. 176 Stowe.
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York, Lois M., student, r. 54 Livingston Ave.
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York, Walter E., student, r. 116 Buffalo.
Young, Alfred, (Hannah), laborer, h. 608 Barrows.
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Young, Alvira, Mrs., r. 65 Twelfth.
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Young, A. Marie, clerk, r. 21 Blanchard.
Young, Anna B., domestic, r. 1081 North Main.
Young, Carl A., rms. 311 Pine.
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Young, Charles A., (Amanda), wood worker, h. 14 Wilton Ave.
Young, Charlotte, widow Daniel, laundress, h. 1081 North Main.
Young, Clark H., (Lorinda A.),—loans, 11-12 Gokey Bldg.—h. 112 W. Seventh.
Young, C. Oscar, (Edith M.), teamster, h. 136 Water.
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Young, Fred, foreman brick maker, h. 17 Jeffords. 2_
Young, George A., (Flora), postman, h. 400 West Eighth.
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Young, Gilbert O., tailor, r. 641 East Sixth. |P
Young, Gust, (Emily), teamster, h. 641 East Sixth. 09
Young, H. Arthur, (Pearle)—timekeeper, Chautauqua Traction Co.—h. 19 CO
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Young, Herbert A., (Pearl G.), h. 11 Ninth. -»
Young, Ida, widow Ernest, r. 1808 Washington.
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Young, James W., (Carrie),—creamery, 174 Fairmount Ave.—h. do. %m\
Young, Jerry G., (Esther), foreman metal worker, h. 347 Price.
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Young, John, r. 347 Price. .
Young, Mabel, widow Dana M., dressmaker, r. 64 Grant. *~0
Young, Mabel V., textile worker, r. 641 East Sixth.
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D Young, Richard, (Maria), laborer, h. over 52 Vega.
Young, Simon, bartender, rms. over 14 East Third.
Young, Wilbur H., (Georgia)—groceries, 845 East Second—h. over 872 do.
YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION—Mrs. E. W. Spring, pres.;
Miss Ha vena Stevens, rec. sec; Mrs. J. Wells King, cor. sec; Miss Margaret
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A Youngberg, August, (Ellen), sheet metal worker, h. over 83 Bowen.
Youngberg, Ernest, (Hannah), sheet metal worker, h. over 227 Winsor.
W Youngberg, John, (Anna), meter inspector, h. 118 Institute.
Youngholm, Elsa, textile worker, r. 139 Baker.
Youngholm, Fleda, textile worker, r. 139 Baker.
Youngholm, Nils, (Alma), wood worker, h. 139 Baker.
Youngholm, Tuli, student, r. 139 Baker.
Youngquist, Albert, laborer, bds. 14 Stowe.
Youngquist, Carl O., (Hannah)—Peterson & Youngquist—it. 362 Foote Ave.
Voungren, Albin, (Sally), machine hand, h. over 4 Morse Ave.
Youngren, Edward J., (Bessie), packer, h. 60 Bemus.-
Youngren, Louise, clerk, r. over 19 Cedar Ave.
Youngren, Nettie A., widow Charles, r. over 19 Cedar Ave.
Youngstedt, Otto A., (Selma O.), machinist, h. 120 Euclid Ave.
Youngstrom, Hilda, Mrs.; h. over 36 Fairfield Ave.
Youngstrom, Mabelle K., r. over 36 Fairfield Ave.
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Zeliff, Peter, (Mary), stationary engineer, h. 235 Broadhead Ave.
Zelluff, Czar E., (Minnie)—dentist, 500 Chadakoin Bldg.—h. 207 W. Fourth.
Zenns, Matthew, (Mary), finisher,h. 10 Utica.
Zetterberg, Gust H., (Anna B.)—prop. Brooklyn House—h. do.
Zetterman, Axel G., finisher, r. 43 Holman.
Zetterman, Eric G., (Anna B.), finisher,h. 43 Holman.
Zetterman, Ernest B., packer, r. 43 Holman.
Zetterman, George J., bandsawyer, r. 43 Holman.
Zetterman, Swen S., finisher,r. 43 Holman.
Zrulla, Teresa, mill hand, r. over 59 Foote Ave.
Zuckerman, Benjamin, (Delia E.),—pres. Gus & Ben Specialty Co.—h. 54
East Cowden Place.
Zuckerman Credit Clothing Co.—Samuel Zuckerman and Jake Denowitz—
men's and women's clothing, 207 East Second.
Zuckerman, Samuel, (Esther)—Zuckerman Credit Clothing Co.—h. 245
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Allen, Marvin L., (Winifred), laborer, h. Lake.
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and repairing, Celoron Blvd.
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Anderson, Frederick, ^crater, r. Eighth.
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Anderson, Richard, driver, r. Eighth.
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Arnold, Russell, laborer, r. Burtis.
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Avenue Hotel—S. J. Barlow, prop.—Boulevard and Allegany Ave. ~m
Bachelor, Charles, (Hattie B.), laborer, h. Waverly Ave.
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Bailey, James F., (Kittie), motorman, h. Duquesne Ave. "^
Ball, Chauncey A., (Mabel), machinist, h. Jackson and Fifth Aves.
Ball, Claribel A., r. Jackson Ave. 00
Barlow S. J., (Anna),—prop. Avenue Hotel—h. Allegany Ave.
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Beardsley, Fred M., (Percie E.), carpenter, h. Maple.
Beebe Hugh S., (Isabelle), stationary engineer, h. Duquesne.
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Bilquist Gust, (Hilda), painter, h. Melvin Ave.
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D Boss, Dorothea, r. Conewango Ave.
Boss, Hans A., (Mollie), painter, h. Conewango Ave.
Boss, Hermandina, r. Conewango Ave.
BOUCK-ALLEN MACHINE CO. (INC.)—Clark Allen, pres.; G. T. Bouck,
vice pres.; Madge S. Allen, sec.-treas.—repairing gas engines and dealers
in engines, accessories, etc., Celoron Blvd.
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BOUCK BOAT FACTORY—Gilbert T. Bouck, prop.—mfrs. boats, storage,
and repair, Celoron Blvd.
W Bouck, Gilbert T., (Arsetta)—Bouck Boat Factory—h. Celoron Blvd.
Bragg, William, (Agnes), gardener, h. Scofield.
Bratt, Clayton, (Mary), machinist, h. Chadakoin.
Bratt, Orseamous R., (Maria E.), janitor, h. Chadakoin.
Brazee, Theodore, (Mary),—saloon, Jamestown, N. Y.—h. Conewango Ave.
Brookhauser, Albert, (Maude), meat cutter and slater, h. Scofield.
Callene, Frank M., metal worker, r. Smith Ave.
Canfield, LeRoy, (E. Pearl), sign painter, h. Dunham Ave.
Carlson, Carl August, (Ellen), stone mason, h. Duquesne
Carlson, Holgar H., machinist, bds. Boulevard.
Carlson, P. A., (Alma), machine hand, h. Waverly Ave.
Carrier, May, widow Lon, h. Melvin Ave.
Celoron High School, Allegany Ave. and Eighth.
Celoron Hose House, Lake.
Chadakoin Boat Co., Boulevard.
Chase, George E„ (Laura D.), musician and violin maker, h. Melvin Ave.
CHAUTAUQUA LAKE ENGINE CO.—Gust Peterson, pres.-mgr.—marine and
stationary gas engines and general repair work, Celoron Boulevard.
Colburn, Eugene, (Myrtle), veneer worker, h. Dunham Ave.
Colico, Thomas, sander, bds. Allegany Ave.
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Comstock, Emmet L., nightwatch, h. Dunham Ave.
Conet, Edwin, student, r. Edgewater Place.
Conet, Fred, (Matilda), carpenter, h. Boulevard.
Conet, Ralph, student, r. Edgewater Place.
Copeland, Emily widow Herbert, r. Boulevard.
Coxson, Albert, r. Lake.
Cummings, Charles L., (Bertha), telephone lineman, h. Lake Ave.
CURTIS, FRANK G., (Harriet C.)—Attorney, Jamestown, N. Y.—h. Duquesne
and Dunham Ave.
Cutting, Lucian, (Francelia), carpenter, h. Duquesne.
Danforth, Sydney, (Claribel), cooper, h. Scofield.
0 Daniels, Akley, lineman, r. Dunham Ave. and Chadakoin.
Daniels, Joe B., (Minda), telephone lineman, h. Dunham Ave. and Chadakoin.
Darling, C. Eldreth, (Ada H.), machinist, h. Burtis.
Darling, Edna H., winder, r. Burtis.
Darling, Eunice C, student, r. Burtis.
Davis, Elmer W., (Julia),—light repair shop, Jamestown, N. Y.—h. Eighth.
Dean, Caroline, Mrs.,—midwife and maternity home—r. Dunham Ave.
Dean, Crandall W., (Caroline), builder, h. Dunham Ave.^~
Dossinger, Frank, (Alice), butcher, h. Allegany Ave.
S D o w , Dixie, theatrical, r. Melin Ave.
Dow, Margie, widow Burt, theatrical, h. Melvin Ave.
Dressel, ArthurS.., (LaPearl), cement block maker, h. East Ave.
SDurand, f1 STallf Edson, Ehler, Ferguson, lalK I ATI Mabel, George Willi Herman til George, Roiltf widow M., F., DcIlllCy belt (Elizabeth), (Sadie)—iceman, OV August, sander, CONNECTICUT h. clerk, W.J.Bentley, Swan Maple. h. Ave. LIFE Smith Edgewater. INS. Mgr., Ave. CO., Office, Hartford, 514 Chadakoin Conn. Bldg.

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Ferguson, George L., (Elizabeth), finisher, h. Dunham Ave. ^m
Ferland, Delphene, student, r. Maple.
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Ferland, Elizabeth, widow Rock, h. Venice.
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Field, Nathaniel F., painter and paper hanger, bds. Dunham Ave. [~*
Fisher, C. Oscar, (Christine), blacksmith, h. Dunham Ave.
Fisher, Ida M., widow Melvin, h. Dunham Ave. and Duquesne.
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Fisher, Willis W., (Mary), chauffeur,, h. Dunham Ave. and Ninth.
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Fox, Albert H., student, r. Scofield Ave.
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Fox, Franklin L., metal worker, r. Scofield Ave.
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Fox, Lillian, Mrs., h. Scofield Ave.
Frank, Charles, (Marsh)—prop. Arlington Hotel, Boulevard—h. do. -5 •
Frank, Fred S., (Anna), assembler, h. Metcalf.
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Frank, L. Sidney, shoemaker, h. Dunham Ave.
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Frank, West—notions Boulevard—h. do. -o ,g
Frick, John L., (Mary E.), driver, h. cor. Dunham and Burtis. 3 »
Fuller, Florence E., clerk, r. East Ave. S o.
Fullerton, Claud, (Lynnette), carpenter, h. Burtis. » 3
Gardinier, Albert, candy maker, r. Dunham Ave. o, "*
Gardinier, Arthur, (Jessie), r. Dunham Ave.
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Gardinier, Cornelius I., (Mary A.), carpenter, h. Dunham Ave. " 3
Gardinier, Rexford, (Bertha), brick mason, r. Dunham Ave. 5 »
Gardner, George painter, r. Linwood.
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Gardner, George E., sander, r. Boulevard.
Gill, William H., (Maude), painter, h. Chadakoin. O ">
Gotts, Fred W., (Florence), carpenter, h. Maple and Dunham Ave.
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Gray, Charles, (Mary M.), retired, h. Scofield. ~ 5
Gray, Wallace A., r. Duquesne. % 0
Hanson, Elof, (Augusta), finisher,h. Boulevard. 0 "2
Hanson, N. P. Boat Factory—lake front, Celoron—Boulevard. "" 2
Harrison, O. T., h. Lake.
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Heaton, Orvil, (Cora), painter, h. East Ave.
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Hickman, Alberta E., student, r. Duquesne. "< «
Hilckman, Paul F., (Julia), sheet iron worker, h. Duquesne. •§

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Johnson, Levi F., carpenter, h. Chadakoin.
Johnson, Margaret, musician, r. Scofield Ave.
Johnson, Marie designer, r. Dunham Ave. and Duquesne.
Johnson, Marilda A., h. Chadakoin.
Johnson, Ruby E., r. Chadakoin.
Johnson, William, (Julia), laborer, h. Melvin Ave.
Jones, Caroline, widow Paul, r. Maple..
Jones, Charles, laborer, h. Dunham Ave.
Jones, Ellsworth, (Sara), landscape gardener, h. Jackson Ave.
Jones, Sophie, widow Andrew, r. Dunham Ave.
Kelley, Fred E., (Cora), carpenter, h. Scofield.
Kelly, Pearl, dressmaker, r. Scofield Ave.
Kropf, Albert J., (Elizabeth), commercial traveler, h. Boulevard.
Knox, George Walter, (Belle H.), machinist, h. Dunham Ave.
Lagerdahl Clara E., Mrs., r. Duquesne and Allegany Ave.
Lakeside Boat Association, lake front, Boulevard.
Lawson, Charles,—barber, pool room, news and cigars—r. Duquesne.
Lawson, Claude—park amusements—h. Duquesne and Melvin Ave.
Lawson, Lillian L., stenographer, h. cor. Duquesne and Melvin.
Lawson, Lois, r. Duquesne and Melvin Ave.
Lawson, Milo G., barber, r. cor. Duquesne and Melvin.
Lawson, Thaddeus, barber, r. Duquesne and Melvin Ave.
Lawson, William T., (Elizabeth), cabinet maker, h. Duquesne.
Le Chien Louis, (Loretta), lather, h. Duquesne.
Leid, James, laborer, h. Dunham Ave.
Lehman, George, (Mabel), machinist, h. Melvin Ave. and Duquesne.
Lehman Marie, widow Michael, r. Duquesne and Melvin Ave.
Le Roy, Levi D., (Mary), contractor, h. Dunham Ave.
Leslie, David A., boat builder, h. Duquesne and Allegany Ave.
Lidblod Charles A., (Esther R.), cabinet maker and boat builder, h. Linwood.
Lindgren, Arthur W., (Bernice), machinist, h. Dunham Ave.
Lindsey, Cassius L., farmer, h. Gifford Ave.
Lorenz, Alta J., widow Charles, domestic, h. Melvin Ave.
Loucks, William, (Mary), moulder h. Melvin Ave.
Loughenburg, Frederick,—asst. supt. Odsonia Mills—r. Dunham Ave.
Loughenburg, John, (Ellen), stationary fireman, h. Dunham Ave.
Lund, John, (Christine), factory worker, h. Boulevard.
Lutgen, Mary, r. Lake.
Lydon, Edith, student, r. Smith Ave.
Lydon, James W., (Samantha), machine hand, h. Smith Ave.
Maginnis, Samuel, (Alice), laborer, h. Venice.
Markman, Clifford, office clerk, r. Dunham Ave.
Markham, Lucas, minister, r. Eighth.
Marsh, Leo G., (Katherine), plumber, h. Melvin Ave.
McClarey, Guy, street car worker, bds. Dunham Ave.
McClenahan, Frank T., (Mary), finisher,h. Ninth.
McCue, Michael, (Rose), florist,h. Maple.
McDonald, Archie, (Hannah), blacksmith, h. Duquesne.
McKee, Mack, (Mabel), porter, h. Edgewater.
Meas, Jule F., (Mary)—tailor, Jamestown, N. Y.—h. Eighth.
Melvin, Allene, student, r. Melvin Ave.
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Miller, Morton L., waiter, r. Conewango Ave.
Morris, Lynn, stenographer, r. Lake.
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Myers, Irwin, (Eva), nightwatch, h. Dunham Ave. 5
Nelson, Beatrice C, student, r. Maple.
Nelson, Bernhard, (Lillian), sheet metal worker, h. Jackson Ave. and Eighth. CO
Nelson, Fred, (Catherine E.), warper, h. Maple.
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Nelson, Isaac, painter, r. Maple. ©
Newton, Annie, widow John M., h. Chadakoin.
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Nichols, Isaac, (Alice), metal worker, h. Venice.
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Nollinger, George E., (Catherine), h. Conewango Ave. #^
Oberg, Genevieve, widow David, laundress, h. Chadakoin.
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D Simmons, Frank B., (Fannie M.), stationary engineer, h. Melvin Ave.
Simmons, Harriet, student, r. Melvin Ave.
Simmons, Winfield, wood worker, r. Melvin Ave.
Skirrow, Daisy, bookkeeper, r. Boulevard and Scofield.
Skirrow, Joshua, wool sorter, h. Boulevard and Scofield.
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Smiley, Floyd, (Eleanor), plumber, h. Allegany Ave.
Smiley, Sanford, (Clara), sheet metal worker, h. Allegany Ave.
Smith, Arthur F., (Annie)—Period Furniture Co.—h. Scofield Ave.
W Smith, Alva, (Daisy), concrete block contractor, h. Smith Ave.
Smith, Elizabeth, office clerk, r. Metcalf Ave.
Smith, George J., (Grace), upholsterer, h. Allegany Ave.
Smith, Henry, (Hannah), carpenter, h. Metcalf Ave.
Smith, James W., (Jennie)—treas. Period Furniture Co.—h. Scofield Ave.
Smith, Mary J., widow John, r. Dunham Ave. and Duquesne.
Smith, Sidney, (Annie), junk dealer, h. Maple.
Soule, Lynn, carpenter, r. Dunham Ave.
Standish, William E., (Frances), junk dealer, h. Allegany Ave.
Stevens, Addison, (Hannah), blacksmith, h. Venice.
Stevens, Mabel, Mrs., h. Smith Ave.
Stevens, Melford, (Anna)—supt. Lakewood Ice Co.—h. Jackson Ave.
Stevens, Teresa M., r. Jackson Ave.
Stewart, Lydia, widow Otis, r. Melvin Ave.
Strassle, Fred, r. Dunham Ave.
Sultenstall, Olive, spinner, bds. Maple.
Swanson, Charles, (Ethel), sheet metal worker, h. Scofield.
Swanson, Christine, Mrs.,—boarding and meals, Boulevard—r. do.
Swanson, Garfield A., deliveryman, r. Boulevard.
Swanson, Harold R., finisher, r. Dunham.
H Swanson, Irene L., r. Boulevard.
Swanson, Sherman I., retail meats, r. Boulevard.
Tanner, Willard F., (May), lever man Erie R. R., h. Waverly.
Terry, Grant, (Diana), conductor J. St. Ry., h. East Ave.
Thomas, Howard, (Mittie), retired, h. Scofield Ave.
Thurber Cassius P., (Eva), painter, h. Lake.
Thurber, Evan, (Ethel), metal worker, r. Lake.
Thurber, Hilton S., (May J.), carpenter, h. Melvin Ave.
Thurber, Lucinda, widow Hiram P., h. East Ave.
Thurber, Lyle S., machinist, r. Melvin Ave.
Thurber, Marion H., machinist, r. Melvin Ave.
0 Thurber, Mildred, telephone operator, r. Lake.
Thurnquist, Erhardt, (Emma), pressman, h. Scofield.
Thompson, Edna, chambermaid, r. Chadakoin.
Thompson, Frances E., widow Frank, dressmaker, h. Chadakoin.
Town, George E., retired, h.'Lake.
Tuller, Agnes, Mrs., cook, h. Maple.
Tuller, Clarence J., machinist, r. Maple.
Tuller, Harvey H., painter, r. Maple.
Tuller, Helen M., r. Maple.
S Turnquist, Arthur, metal worker, h. Dunham Ave.
Turnquist, Frank, (Matilda)—Turnquist Grocery Co., Dunham Ave.—h.
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Wilcox, Kenneth W., (Florence), lineman, h. Smith Ave.
Wilcox, W. D., (Mary), teamster, h. Boulevard.
Williams, Emma, widow Thomas, h. Waverly Ave.
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Young, Fred, (Ella), brick mason, h. Ninth.
Young, Martin V., (Elizabeth M.), farmer, h. Ninth and Dunham Ave.
Young, Mattie, widow August, boarders, Conewango Av. and Duquesne, h. do. ^^
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President—Charles A. Carlson.
Trustees—Charles Dennison, M. H. Davis, Clyde Swanson, H. L. Ames.
Treasurer—E. H. Sample.
Collector—Austin E. Weeden.
Clerk—F. R. Ford.
Street Commissioners—C. A. Carlson, H. L. Ames.-
Chief of Police—'George J. Griggs.
Board of Health—Same as Village Board.
Health Officer—W. O. Smith, M. D.
Village Attorneys—Crosby & Crosby.
Board of Education—Francis Lydle, pres.; Fred R. Ford, clerk; E.H. Sample,
treas.; Mrs. Kate Ensign, Mrs. Jessie Johnson, George Peterson, John E.
Anderson and George R. Raynor, principal.
Postmaster—Sumner I. Houghwout.
Abbey, Harriett, widow Byron, teacher, r. 61 East Everett.
Adams, Erick B., painter and paper hanger, r. 319 Central Ave.
Adams, Gust T., (Anna), band sawyer, h. Davis.
Adams, Oscar C, (Beda), cabinet maker, h. 308 Central Ave.
Aiken, Elton L., (Mary P.—City Line Sugar Bowl, West Main—h. do.
Aiken, Mary P., Mrs.—City Line Sugar Bowl, West Main—h. do.
Aiken, Willis H.—jewelry and repair work, West Main—h. over 33 W. Main.
Aiken, Willis M., r. over 33 West Main.
Alden, Henri E., (Mertie), commercial traveler, r. 20 East James.
Alden, Roy M., (Mamie), barber, h. 24 West Mosher.
Alden, Royce M., (Mary), barber, h. 24 West Mosher.
Alessa, Charley, (Josephine), textile worker, h. West Everett.
Alessa, Joe, spinning boss, r. West Everett.
Alessa, Teressa, spinner, r. West Everett.
Alexis, Andrew, stone mason, h. 215 East Harrison.
Alexis, Emil, (Matilda), scratch wheeler, h. 115 West Lister Ave.
Alexis, Ivar A., machine hand, r. 215 East Harrison.
Allen, Mason N., (Cora MO, retired, h. 130 West Main.
Allen, William D., (Lulu), millwright, h. 6 South Alberta.
Allen, Zoe, teacher, r. East Main.
Almquist, Peter, laborer, r. 241 East Harrison.
AMERICAN MFG. CONCERN—A. C. Davis, treas.; Leslie Martin, sec;
wooden toys, advertising and stationers' specialties, South Work and
East Harrison.
Ames, Charles B„ student, r. East Main.
Ames, Ezra W., farmer, r. East Main.
Ames, Hermes L„ (Mintie)—hay dealer and farmer—h. East Main.
Ames, Mertie B., student, r. East Main.
Anderson, A. L., (Anna),—groceries,,25 East Main—h. 77 do.
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Anderson, Andrew, r. over 15 East Harrison.
Anderson, Andrew J., machine hand, h. South Work.
Anderson, Anna C, domestic, 20 West Main.
Anderson, Axel G., (Sadie), machine hand, h. 113 East James.
Anderson, Bert O., (Sofie), laborer, h. 15 East James.
Anderson, Blanche C, widow Conrad, bookkeeper, h. 17 Strong, Jamestown.
Anderson, Carl W., patrol state road, rms. over 29 East Main.
Anderson, Charles A., (Mary), foreman machine hand, h. 25 East Harrison.
Anderson, Claus, (Ida), retired, h. 57 East Everett.
Anderson, Coralyn M., packer, r. 25 East Harrison.
Anderson, Cutler, machine hand, bds. South Work.
Anderson, Dolly M., textile worker, r. 347 East Harrison.
Anderson, Elsie, student, r. 405 North Work.
Anderson, Frank L., (Jennie), h. 59 East Everett.
Anderson, Frank L., (Augusta), h. 21 East Harrison.
Anderson, George L., (Anna), farmer, h. over 19 West Main.
Anderson, Harold G., weaver, r. 21 East Harrison.
Anderson, Harry, carpenter, r. East Everett.
Anderson, Hedwig, h. East Harrison.
Anderson, Henry P., market gardener, r. 220 E. Main.
Anderson, Jaime L., (Martha), cabinet maker, h. 114 East Everett.
Anderson, J. Emil, (Alma), clerk, h. 16 East Harrison.
Anderson, John E., (Hulda), machinist, h. 405 North Work.
Anderson, Leigh W., carpenter, r. East Harrison.
Anderson, Leonard G., (Juliet), finisher,h. 134 East Falconer.
Anderson, Lillian A., student, r. over 19 West Main.
Anderson, Lottie L., bookkeeper, r. over 19 West Main.
Anderson, Oscar S., (Hannah), farmer, h. North Work.
Anderson, Peter A., (Janey), carpenter, h. East Everett.
Anderson, Roy C, clerk, r. East Harrison.
Anderson, Ruby E., milliner, r. East Harrison.
Anderson, Sarah, r. East Main.
Anderson, Sofia A., widow Andrew, r. South Work.
Anderson, Theodore H., farmer, h. Carter.
Angelo, Frederick, (Anna), laborer, h. West Lister Ave.
Angevine, Dean L., (Ethel), saw filer,h. Almet Ave.
Appla, Angelo, (Angeline), comber, h. West Lister.
Arnold, George, (Mary), clerk, h. over 11 East Main.
Arnold, Wesley, (Mary T.), stationary engineer, h. 133 Falconer.
Arthur, Charles K., (Alice MO, farmer, h. 220 East Main.
Ash, Almon A., farmer, r. Delaware Ave.
Ash, Netta, widow William, h. Delaware Ave.
Asker, Leonard, (Gertrude)—5 and 10c Store, and plumbing, motorcycles
and auto supplies, 15-19 East Main—h. East James.
Atkins, Ralph, furniture finisher, r. North Work.
Baccus, Cordelia, r. West Lister Ave.
Baccus, Fred, (Vaud), h. West Lister Ave.
Backlund, John Hand E., (Margaret), Made machine Diamond hand, h. Mountings,
127 East James.
Baldwin, Backlund, Ralph, student, r.
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Bails, Henry, (Minnie), novelty worker, h. Covey.
Bard, Baker, Balder, Baptist Barber, Alden Fred Fritz, Edna Church, Horace, L., S., D., (Millie), (Hulda), novelty Homestead.
(Martha), bookkeeper, sign worker, retired, painter, r. r. 33 and h. East h. paper West 215 Falconer.
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Bard, D Hulda A., widow Charles, h. East Falconer.
Bard, Rudolph A., finisher, r. East Falconer.
Bardo, John, (Josephine), freight handler, h. West Lister.
Barker, Lansing W1., retired, h. South Work.
Barmore, George, (Jennie), carpenter, h. North Work.
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Barnes, Ivan, (Lillian), sander, h. over 24 West Mosher.
Barstow, Dennis, r. 217 West Ave.
Bateman, Adolph J.,—Moyer & Bateman, 62 East Main—bds. do.
Battaglia, Lorenzo, (Mary),—fruits and confectionery, 37 West Main—h. do.
W Beck, Frank E., (Flora), commissary clerk, h. 14 West Falconer.
Bedient, Hugh, (Imogene), professional baseball player, h. West Mosher.
Bedient, Orton D., (Ellen)—'janitor South Work School Bldg.—h. S. Work.
Beebe, Harvey H., interest clerk, r. East Falconer.
Bell, Paul, (Jennie), machinist, h. West Main.
Benedict, Matilda, widow Hiram, h. 144 West Main.
Bennett, Fred, machinist, bds. South Work.
Bennett, Herbert S., (Agnes), hotel man, h. East Main.
Benniman, Oliver, (Tirzah), lumber handler, h. Allen.
Benson Andrew, r. East Harrison.
Benson, Cameron, J., business student, r. East Falconer.
Benson, Elmer E., (Georgiana), planer, h. East Falconer.
Benson, George H., (Lulu M.)—real estate and fireinsurance, 5 South Work
—h. 28 West James.
Benson, Grace A., hair dresser, r. 144 West Main.
Benson, Harold S., bookkeeper and stenographer, r. 28 West James.
Benson, John A., (Lucy C),—Benson & Johnson, 11 East Main—h. Hickory.
Benson & Johnson—John A. and 'O. B.—clothing and gent's furnishings, 11
East Main.
Benson, Laura K., widow William W., h. 144 West Main.
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Benson, Sidney T., (Bessie), general contractor, h. 112 West Falconer.
Bentley, George W., (Emma), mirror worker, h. East Main.
Bentley, Gladys M., asst post mistress, r. North Work.
Bentley, Harry S., farmer, r. North Work.
Bentley, Norman, (Levan), wood worker, h. North Work.
Bergren, Emil F., (Sigrid 0.),—pastor Swedish Evangelical Lutheran
Church—h. 112 West Lister Ave.
Bernard, Henry, (Mabel), novelty worker, h. over 8 East Main.
Bills, Leonard S., (Minerva), machine hand, h. East Mosher.
Bills, Lydia B., student, r. East Mosher.
0 Bingham, Archie L., machine hand, r. Allen Ext.
Bingham, Elton G., machinist, r. Allen Ext.
Bingham, Floyd, (Mildred), mirror worker, h. Postoffice Block.
Bingham, George R., (Josephine), street car conductor, h. Allen Ext.
Blackmer, Lucy A., widow Seth, h. East Mosher.
Blanchard, Robert H., (Myrta), machinist, h. East Harrison.
Blomqvist, Harold W., (Edna)—supt. Ferncliff Worsted Mills (branch of
Cleveland (Ohio), Worsted Mills—h. 424 Winsor, Jamestown.
Blondy & Pug—B. O. Carlson and A. M. Johnson—clothing store, 21 E. Main.
Bloomquist, Andrew P., (Lottie), carpenter, h. East Harrison.
j2 Bloomquist, Clifford T., student, r. East Harrison.
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Bloomquist, Melvin A., (Ruby)—prop. Falconer Cement Block Works—h. ^^
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Bloomquist, Ruby A., student, r. East Harrison.
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Bowman, Agnes L., student, r. 108 West Falconer. **
Bowman, David C, (Anna), painter, h. over West Main.
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Bowman, Emma, Mrs., dressmaker, h. over West Main.
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Bowman, Louis L., (Mary), stationary engineer, h. 108 West Falconer. •§ ^
Bowman, M. Elizabeth, school teacher, r. 108 West Falconer.
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Bowser, Julia A., widow George, h. South Work. S] 3
Bowser, Wood M., mirror worker, r. South Work. -a »
Boyd, Archie S., (Lora), painter, h. Central Ave. 3 §
Boyd, Harland S., (Jennie), glass setter, h. Central Ave. < a.
Boyd, Myrtle T., widow Hamilton, dressmaker, h. Central Ave. 8 §
Braley, G. A., Mrs.—Hiller & Braley, 11 South Dow—h. North Dow. g, **
Brenneman, Fred, laborer, r. Allen Ext. 5:
Brenneman, S. Walter, tinner, r. Allen Ext. " 3
Brenneman, Winifred, duffer, r. Allen Ext.

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Canfield & Lakins—Leon and Fred A.—barbers, 9 South Work.
Canfield, Leon, (Mildred)—Canfield & Lakins—h. 11 South Work.
Cannon, Evonette, widow Charles, r. West Eveertt.
Cardot, Ellen J., widow Charles, r. 121 East Main.
Carlquist, C. Mathilda, widow P. Adolph, h. Almet Ave.
Carlson, Alex, (Jennie), machine hand, h. North Dow.
Carlson, Andrew, (Edith), gluer, h. South Work.
Carlson, Blaine O.—Blondy & Pug—r. South Work.
Carlson, Carl E., (Golda), machine hand, h. over 15 West Main.
Carlson, Charles A., (Blanche E.)—pres.-treas. Falconer Towel Co.—h. West
Main.
Carlson, Charles J., (Christina), veneer worker, h. 317 West Ave.
Carlson, Charles O., (Mary), lumber inspector, h. 57 East Harrison.
Carlson, Clarence A., machine hand, r. 135 North Dow.
Carlson, Elmer E., polisher, r. 317 West Ave.
Carlson, Frank A., (Helen), furniture trimmer, h. Strickland Block, W. Main.
Carlson, Gottfrid O., textile worker, h. East Falconer.
Carlson, Gust P., (Emmy CO, band sawyer, h. Almet Ave.
Carlson, James, (Katie), metal worker, h. 200 East Harrison.
Carlson, Jennie C, spooler, r. 303 West Ave.
Carlson, Karl A., wood worker, r. 263 East Harrison.
Carlson, Lillian, C. M., spooler, r. 135 North Dow.,
Carlson, Lillian M., spooler, r. 317 West Ave.
Carlson, Oscar F., (Matilda), rip sawyer, h. East Mosher.
Carlson, Reuben L., (Irene), shipping clerk, h. 35 North Falconer.
Carlson, Sofia L., widow Charles, r. East Falconer.
Carlson, T. H., (Myrtle), machinist, h. East Everett.
Carnahan, Earl E., (Nettie), farmer, h. Kimball Ave.
Cass, Jane A., widow Willard E., h. 65 East Main.
Cavalare, Tony, (Senorena), h. over 337 West Main.
Cedarholm, Gust A., (Anna), cabinet mSker, h. 217 Central Ave.
Chadakoin Lodge No. 130, I. O. O. F.—Odd Fellows Hall.
Chamberlain, Ellen E., widow Delos, r. 220 East Main.
Chandler, George B., r. Davis.
Chapman, Harry W., (Ethel),—clerk, freight office Erie R. R.—h. 127 East
Falconer.
Chappel, Arthur, planer, bds. East Everett.
Chappel, Kenneth, bill clerk Erie R. R., h. over 23 East Main.
Chase, Clara A., practical nurse, r. 115 East Falconer.
Chase, Frank W., (j_,ouisa M.)—dry goods and undertaking, 13 West Main—
h. do.
Chautauqua Planing Mills Co.—B. F. Merriam, pres.; R. W. Stitt, vice pres.;
J. A. Ruckman, sec.-treas.; F. W. Depledge, supt.—interior trim, East
Falconer and West Ave.
CHAUTAUQUA WORSTED MILLS—Fletcher Goodwill, pres.; H. J. Goodwill,
sec.-treas.—worsted yarns—West Lister Ave.
Cheer, Joe, finisher, r. West Lister Ave.
Cheer, Sam, spinner, r. West Lister Ave.
Cheney, Emory N., (Amanda T.), physician, h. West Main.
CHISHOLM, JAMES, (Jessie)—branch cleaning, pressing and repair clothing,
corner West Main and Davis—h. 1402 East Second, Jamestown.
JAMESTOWN City Clark, cream, Line Annis Bernice David Sugar West 120 Washburn, J., A., HARDWARE WEST Bowl—E. (Carolyn), Main. stock THIRD widow sewer, L. h. STREET and CO., 131 r. James M. West Falconer. P. P., Inc. Aiken, Harrison. h. 14 props.—confectionery gas West ranges Falconer. AND HEATERS and ice

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Clark, Harry R., (Mary), laborer, h. over 10 Davis. *0
Clark, Isabelle, widow Francis D., r. 109 North Dow.
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Clark, William, machine hand, bds. West Falconer.
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Cleland, Clyde, (Ida), wood worker, h. West Mosher. C£
Cleland, Hazel, bookkeeper, r. West Mosher.
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Cobb, Charley, (Emma), night watch, h. East Harrison.
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Cole Erwin D., (Fay), carpenter, h. 105 East Everett.
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Condato, Tressa, widow Sam, h. West Main.
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Conroe, Fred, (May)—chief engineer Odsonia Mills—ih. 64 East Main. 2;
Conroe, Glenn, (Clara), feed handler, h. rear Wilson Block.
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Conroe, James M., (Melvina), retired, h. East Everett.
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Conti, Joseph, (Clara), barber, h. over West Main. *^
Cook, Harry I., (May), stationary engineer, h. East Everett. 2
Coon, Hartie D., machine hand, r. West Mosher. £
Coon, Joseph A., (Miranda), stock man, h. West Mosher.
Cooper, Dudley H., student, r. 208 East Harrison.
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D DeBell, Sanford M., (Frederica), commercial traveler, h. 153 West Main.
Deerlick Oil Co. Station No. 23—Albert Reynolds, mgr.—oils and gasoline,
56 East Main.
DeKay, Leslie, tinner, bds. East Mosher.
DeKay, Ralph, (Hattie), teamster, h. North Dow.
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Dennison, Lewis M., student, r. 124 East Falconer.
Densmore, Edna, widow Roy, r. 7 East • Main.
Densmore, George E.—home baking, 7 East Main—h. do.
W Depledge, Frank W.—supt. Chautauqua Planing Mill Co.—bds. 107 E. Everett.
Despence, Joseph, (Rosa), track hand, h. West Everett.
Dickinson, Charles J., (Lucy), metal worker, h. 115 East James.
Dickinson, Claude M., (Florence), telegraph operator, h. Anderson Ave.
Dickinson, Harold E., r. Anderson Ave.
Dickinson, Sarah B., clerk, r. 115 East James.
Dickson, H. Ray, (Bertha), mirror worker, h. over 64 East Main.
Dimio, Alexander, (Nina), finisher,h. West Lister Ave.
Dimio, Raymond finisher, r. West Lister Ave.
Dininny, Ray C, (Elfie), lumber handler, h. Davis.
DiPasquala, Lemi, (Josephine), laborer, h. over West Main.
Dispense, Sam, (Anna), freight handler, h. West Lister Ave.
Dixon, Fred H.—Variety Store, 27 East Main—r. do.
Dominey, Bedford, (Blanche), wood worker, h. Kimball Ave.
Donato, Angleo, (Josephine), saloon, h. West Lister Ave.
Donato, Sarah, spinner, r. West Lister Ave.
Dorman, Frank, farmer, bds. East Harrison.
Dunham, Dascum A., (Ella MO,—boarders, South Work—h. do.
Dunham, Lottie A.,—Falconer News Co.—r. South Work.
Dustin, Flay E., (Jennie M.), lumber inspector, h. Lynndon Blvd.
H Dyer, George F., (Catherine E.), stationary engineer, h. South Second.
Dyer, Hazel I., school teacher, r. Delaware Ave.
Dyer, Joseph H., (Emma), machinist, h. Delaware Ave.
Eastman, William S., (Nettie), bee hive worker, h. 127 East Pearl.
Eckbloom, Axel F., (Lena), band sawyer, h. East Harrison.
Edson, Walter H., (Florllla)—attorney, and asst. TJ. S. attorney, rm. 205
First National Bank Bldg.—h. 109 North Dow.
Einer, Ethel M., clerk, r. 24 West Mosher,
Elderkin, Elbert L., (Martha B.), butcher, h. North Work.
Elderkin, Oleta M., bookkeeper, r. North Work.
Ellenberger, O. Bert, (Bessie)—supt. Falconer Mirror Works—h. S.. Main.
O Ellicott Hive, L. O. T. M„—I. O. O. F. hall, East Main.
Ellicott Tent, No. 16, K. O. T. M.—I. O. O. F. hall, East Main.
ELLISON BROS.—R. B., J. E. and F. O.^architectural bronze works, West
Main.
Ellison, F. Oliver, (Alta)—Ellison Bros.—h. Fairmount Ave., bey limits,
Jamestown.
Ellison, Joseph E., (Olga),—Ellison Bros.—h. 86 Lakin Ave., Jamestown.
Ellison, Robert B., (Hilda L.)—Ellison Bros.—h. Fairmount Ave., bey. limits,
Jamestown.
SEly, Samuel, (Victoria), road worker, h. North Work.
Engdahl, Edith E., finisher, r. over 211 East Falconer.
F S Electric Ensign, Erickson, Erie Everett, R. R. Kate, Irene, Herman, Wiring Harry Freight widow spooler, C., Office—W. gluer, EVERY (Thea),—groceries, William, r. bds. East W. Need h. 118 Mosher. 75 Turner, East West Harrison. Main. agent—Falconer hm^Jl^Co-
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Everett, James L„ (Ella), carpenter, h. East Mosher.
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Everett, Melvin, retired, r. West Main.
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Everett, Walter, retired, h, 17 East Everett. m\
Everhart, Perrin O., (Grace), stone mason, h. Hine. 2
Falconer Cement Block Works—Melvin A. Bloomquist, prop.—East Harrison. S3
Falconer Free Library, North Work.
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Falconer High School, North Work.
FALCONER IRON WORKS CO. (I NC.)—Gardner L. Gilbert, pres.; J. C.
Wright, vice pres.; F. B. Lydell, sec.—general wood and iron repairs, 99
vice pres.; F. B. Ldyell, sec.—general wood and iron repairs, cor. West
cor. West Main and Dow.
Falconer Lumber Co.—John H. Smith, prop.—East Falconer.
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Falconer Milling Co.—H. F. Jones, pres.-mgr.; Dana Quaint, vice pres.-sec; Cl
Edwin Johnson, treas.—East Main.
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FALCONER MIRROR CO.—W. F. Stitt (Jamestown), pres.-treas.; A. W. ft
Stitt, vice pres.; A. D. Stitt, sec.—mfrs. mirror and dealer in polished *_<
plate glass, Lynndon Blvd.
Falconer News Co.—L. N. McCall and Lottie Dunham—news, cigars and to- Cl
bacco, 9 West Main.
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Falconer Postoffice—Sumner I. Houghwout, P. M.—West Main.
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Falconer Print Shop—Harry C. Mills, prop.—job printing and publications,
West Main.
Falconer Towel Co.—C. A. Carlson, pres.-treas.; B. E. Carlson, sec.—turkish
and huck towels, tray and wash cloths, West Main.
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Falconer Village Hall and Fire House—Avery Wilcox, driver—South Work.
Fargo, Addison A., farmer, h. 112 East Everett.
Fareli, Cologero, (Marian), florist,h. West Main.
Fay, Elizabeth J., machine hand, r. West Main.
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Fay, William, (Ellen), h. West Main.
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Fay, William C, telegraph operator, r. West Main.
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Felton, Delia J., widow George, h. over 2 East Main.
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Felton, Frank E., lumber handler, r. over 2 East Main.
Ferncliff Worsted Mills—H. W. Blomqvist, local supt.—(branch of Cleveland Ci
Worsted Mills, Cleveland, Ohio.—mfrs. worsted yarns, South Work. ft Pm
FIRST NATIONAL BANK—M. W. Neate, pres.; E. H. Sample, cashier—1 m
East Main.
G3 £_,
Fisher, Ethel L., school teacher, r. over 23 East Main.
Fisher, Grace E., school teacher, h. over 23 East Main.
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Fisk, Howard J., (Belle)—ticket clerk and agent American Express Co.—h. NJ
North Work.
Foote, Frank R., (Carrie GO, wood worker, h. 17 South Phetteplace.
Forbes, Roy, (Ethel), painter, h. over East James.
Ford, Ernest C, college student, r. 121 East Main.
Ford, Fred R., (Etta), cashier Erie R. R„ h. 121 East Main. £
Ford, Merlin J., student, r. 121 East Main.
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Foreman, William H., (Alma), driver, h. East Everett.
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Forsberg, Arvid A., mirror worker, r. 10 Williams.
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Forsberg, Carl B., machine hand, r. 22 East James.
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Forsberg, Cora, r. 22 East James. 3
Forsberg, Edwin E., (Freda)—pres. Lynndon Mirror Co.—h. 150 E. Harrison, jfj^
Forsberg, Esther, spooler, r. East Harrison.
BALDWIN, Forsberg, Frankenfield, bacco, Falconer. & 35 Jacobson—Sheridan Charles West Jeweler, E.—Forsberg Main. W., (Grace)—mgr. ^»dn E. & and Jacobson—r. FINE Emil Falconer A.—pool DIAMONDS 10 Williams. Lumber room, J cigars Co.—h. and East to- ^3 mS *J mm ^Q

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French, Eleanor H., widow Edwin H., h. West Falconer.
Fuller, John W., (Hannah)—seed store and truck gardener, 29 East Main—
h. over do.
Fullerton, Earl C, (Mae)—St. James Restaurant, 13 E. Main—h. 12 Marion.
Gabrielson, Charles J., (Eva), farmer, h. 357 East Harrison.
Gaeta, James, (Mary), comber, h. West Lister.
Gaeta, Lury, r. West Lister Ave.
Gaeta, Sam, (Vincenzza), comber, h. West Lister Ave.
Gage, David E., wood worker, h. South Alberta.
Gage, I. Jennie, h. South Alberta.
Gage, Mary A., spooler, r. South Alberta.
Gage, Milton I., metal worker, r. South Alberta.
Gardner, Frank, teamster, bds. East Mosher.
Gardner, Lloyd, (Viola), teamster, h. East Mosher.
Gilbert, Gardner, (Genevieve)—pres. Falconer Iron Works Co.—h. E. James.
Glemaker, Nels P., (Ruth)—pastor Swedish M. E. Church, dist. supt. Jamestown
District, Central Swedish Conference—h. 124 East Harrison.
Grandin, Frank G., (Emily)—Peterson & Grandin—h. West Main.
Grazzo, James, (Lena), machine hand, h. 220 West Everett.
Griggs, Daisy, school teacher, r. West James.
Griggs, George J., (Dora), chief of police, h. West James.
Grinski, John, packer, r. over East Pearl.
Grinski, Michael, (Louise), glass worker, h. over East Pearl.
Gustafson, Christine H., r. South Work.
Haas, Lester, clerk Erie R. R., bds. 121 East Main.
Haight, Albert H„ lawn gardener, r. Davis.
Haight, Claude, (Mary), screen worker, h. over West Falconer.
Haight, Frank G., (Frances), sawyer, h. Davis.
Haight, Frank G., box maker, r. Davis.
Haight, George A., machine hand, r. Davis.
Hall, Edna M., r. Harmon Ave.
Hall, Frank A., (Norah), nightwatch, h. Harmon Ave.
Hall, Fred, (Esther), machine hand, h. East Harrison.
Hall, Samuel, factory porter, bds. West Everett.
Hanmore, Floyd, (Jennie), painter, h. over Almet Ave.
Hapgood, Stella, widow Adelbert, h. Postoffice Block.
Harris, Cora E., school teacher, r. 212 West Falconer.
Harris, Florence B., school teacher, r. 212 West Falconer.
HARRIS, HOYT C, (Carrie)—Hoyt's Paint Store, 23 East Main—h. N. Work.
Harris, Lydia H., h. 212 West Falconer.
Harris, Sophia, widow Charles, h. East Harrison.
Harrit, Mary D., widow John, h. Davis.
Hartson, Alvira, widow Chancellor L., r. East Everett.
Hartson, Catherine E., spooler, r. East Everett.
Hartson, Fred M., (Lulu), stationary engineer, h. 219 East James.
Hartson, George B., farmer, r. East Everett.
Hartson, Nelo, (Grace), machinist, h. over East Everett.
Hartwell, Fred E., (Anna), gardener, h. East Main.
Hartwell, Hattie M., r. 24 East Main.
Hartwell, Louis E., laborer, h. 24 East Main.
Haskins, Doyle J., (Myrna), stationary engineer, h. 141 North Dow.
Most BLACK Haskins, Hat Shop Popular R. Henry Truman (The)—Esther Elmer, Place BEAR R., W., (Elsie), (Edith in (Margaret), the Johnson, J.), machinist, CAFE, City. wood novelty prop.—West Ladies finisher, h. 103 HENRY assembler, Dining West h. North Main. Lister A. Room h. BAUER, Dow. Almet Ave. on 2nd Ave. Proprietor
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Hawley, Marcus A., (Ruby), machinist, h. Carter.
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Haynes, John H., (Blanche), belt sander, h. West Everett.
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Hayward, Coralyn, clerk, r. 75 East Everett.
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Hayward, Osmer H., (Lizzie), drayman, h. 75 East Everett.
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Heath, Benjamin, (Eunice), teamster, h. South Work.
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Hemenger, Ellen C, widow Amasa, practical nurse, h. over 15 West Main. ©
Hemenger, Lois, dressmaker, r. over 15 West Main.
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Hemmings, Arthur E., mirror worker, r. 208 East Harrison.
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Hendrickson, Herbert, milkman, h. Carter.
Hermanson, Ernest, wheel worker, bds. West'Falconer.
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Herrick, Clarence, mirror worker, bds. Central Ave.
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Herrick, C. W. Mfg. Co.—C. W. Herrick (Jamestown), pres.; B. M. Bailey, £_
vice pres.; H. V. Herrick, treas.; F. B. Patterson, sec.—dining room fur- ^^
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Herrick, William T., (Pearl), laborer, h. East Pearl. ©
Hill, Harvey J., (Elizabeth), mirror worker, h. Taylor. *S
Hiller & Braley—Clyde B. and Mrs. G. A.—groceries and general merchan- _-
dise, 11 South Dow. j£ to
Hiller, Clyde B., (Maude)—Hiller & Braley—h. 11 South Dow. Ch P,
Hiller, Nicholas IT., r. North Dow.
Hine, Alfred, (Violet),—blacksmith, West Main—h. do.
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Hine, Clifford, deliveryman, r. West Main.
Hine, Edith M., r. South Work.
Hine, Frank, (Mary), mirror worker, h. Hine.
Hine, Gilbert C, mirror worker, r. West Main.
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Hine, Nellie E., telephone operator, r. West Main.
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Hines, Rose, widow Asa, h. North Alberta. ©
Hitchiner, Amy M., spooler, r. South Alberta.
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Hitchiner, Frank, (Melinda), commercial traveler, h. South Alberta. f+
Hitchiner, James L., mirror worker, r. South Alberta.
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Hitchiner, Lavina, winder, r. South Alberta. --
Hitchiner, William A., farmer, r. South Alberta.
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Hodges, Arthur C, (Hazel), carpenter, h. East Falconer.
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Hogland, Matts, (Johanna), cabinet maker, h. East Harrison.
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Holcombe, George, (Coral), contractor and builder, h. Almet.
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Hollis, Ralph C, clerk, rms. West Main.
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Holmer, A. J., (Agnes), gluer, h. West Falconer.
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Holmer, Iver, (Olga), metal worker, r. West Falconer.
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Holmes, Elmer B., clerk, r. Delaware Ave.
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Holmes, Elmer W., deliveryman, r. Delaware Ave.
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Holmes, Esther A., r. East Harrison.
Holmes, Frank A., finisher, r. East Harrison.
Holmes, John V., rubber, h. East Harrison.
Holmes, Josephine, widow Charles, h. Delaware Ave.
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Holmes, Louise, widow John, r. East Harrison. £j
Holmes, Walter G., clerk, r. Delaware Ave.
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Holmes, Warner A., finisher,r. East Harrison. ft
Holmstrom, Ossian, polisher, bds. 21 East Harrison.
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Home Telephone Office, Fuller Block, East Main.
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D Hoyt's Paint Store—Hoyt C. Harris, prop.—paints and wall paper, 23
East Main.
S Hudson, Albert, (Joan), comber, h. West Main.
Hudson, Edith A., comber, r. West Main.
Hudson, John A., (Lillian), laborer, h. 305 West Ave.
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Huff, Ray, machine hand, bds. West Falconer.
Hunt, Mildred I., Mrs., boarding house, h. West Falconer.
A Hurlburt, William, (Gladys), finisher,h. over 107 East Falconer.
Huson, Henrietta, widow Arthur, h. East Main.
W Hussey, Robert P., (Helen), laborer, h. East Everett.
Ingham, Nathan, (Sarah), wool sorter, h. over 6 South Alberta.
Ireland, Nathaniel S., r. Almet Ave.
Ives, Bessie A., school teacher, r. East James.
Ives, Warren W., (Myra), lumberman, h. East James.
Jackson, Niel, chopper, bds. 19 East Everett.
P Jackson, Thomas, (Clara), foreman comber, h. North Dow and W. Falconer.
Jackson, Walter, (Hattie), teamster, h. Lynndon Blvd.
A Jacobson, Emil A., (Linda)—Forsberg and Jacobson—h. 10 Williams.
Jacobson, George H., (Laura), machine hand, h. 103 Central Ave.
Y Jacobson, Hilton R., machine hand, r. Central Ave.
Jacobson, Orsel, (Alma), wool sorter, h. 130 East Falconer.
S Jacobson, Sherman G., (Verna),—sec. Jamestown Chair Co.—h. W. Falconer.
Jamestown Mantel Co. (Inc).—H. W. Ailing pres.-treas.; Fred J. Maurer, sec.
—East Main.
Jamestown Street Ry. Waiting Room—West Main.
Jeane, Joe, (Nicolino), novelty worker, h. West Lister Ave.
Jenison, William, (Addie), carpenter, h. over 11 East Falconer.
T Johnson, Adolph M.,—Blondy & Pug—r. 114 East Harrison.
Johnson, Albert, machine hand, r. Lynndon Blvd.
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Johnson, Albert E. (Alma), wood worker, h. 307 West Main.
Johnson, Albert G., (Emma), machine hand, h. 125 East Mosher.
Johnson Alice M., student, r. 125 East Mosher.
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Johnson, Anna M., packer, r. East Main.
Johnson, Anthony, (Lena), machine hand, r. under South Work.
Johnson Arvid R., (Ellen), milkman, h. East Main.
Johnson, August, (Gustava), finisher,h. South Second Ave.
Johnson, Axel, feed handler, r. Lynndon Blvd.
Johnson, Carl A., finisher,bds. over 6 East Harrison.
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Johnson, Carl E., (Augusta), milkman, h. East Main.
Johnson, Carl G., packer, r. 110 East Harrison.
O Johnson, Charles, (Carolina), h. Lynndon Blvd.
Johnson, Charles, (Louise), wool sorter, h. West Everett.
S Johnson, Charles, (Carolina), wood worker, h. Cross.
Johnson, Charles A., mirror worker, bds. Homestead.
s Johnson, Charles A., (Cora), carpenter, h. over East Harrison.
Johnson, Charles J., (Hannah), gluer, h. West Harrison.
E Johnson, Chrystell, student, r. 138 East Falconer.
Johnson, Conrad, mirror worker, r. Lynndon Blvd.
Johnson, Edwin, (Eunice)—treas. Falconer Milling Co.—h. Levant.
Johnson, Edwin R., packer, r. 114 East Harrison
Johnson, Elizabeth A., widow Samuel, h. 130y2 West Main.
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Johnson, Everett M., painting and paper hanger, r. North Work.
Johnson, Florence, school teacher, r. 138 East Falconer.
Johnson, Gust, (Anna), laborer, h. Almet Ave.
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Johnson, Hazel N., tailoress, r. 114 East Harrison.
Johnson, Ira H., (Jennie MO, blacksmith, h. North Work.
Johnson, J. Albert, (Anna), watchman, h. over East Harrison.
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Johnson J. Elmer, (Anna),—flagman, N. Y. Central R. R.,—h. cor. Cross and (J
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Johnson, John A., (Heda), furniture trimmer, h. East Main.
Johnson, John A., (Sophia), machine hand, h. 114 East Harrison. "3 j
Johnson, John P., (Anna), h. 420 West Main. g a
Jones, Phillip F., machinist, r. Lynndon Blvd. g. §
Jones, Ralph E., (Gertrude)—meat market, East Main—h. over 41 W. Main. £ °"
Jones, Rodney W., machinist, r. Lynndon Blvd. " 2
Jones & Stone—Ralph E. and John B.—meats, 10 East Main. % g"
Kading, Fritz William, (Alma), mirror worker, h. Anderson Ave.
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Kane, Lauretta K., telephone operator, r. East Falconer. -g "
Kane, Lottie E., widow John, h. East Falconer. g o°
Kane, Mary, widow Patrick, h. Kane Ave. b„ .§
Kane, May E., student, r. East Falconer. »
Kay, Emma, r. Anderson Ave.
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Kittell, Ruth, student, r. 103 West Lister Ave.
Knapp, Elva, domestic, r. West Main.
Knapp, Emma, domestic, r. 109 East James.
Kroon, David, wood finisher, r. 117 East Falconer.
Kroon, John W., (Hazel H.), wood finisher,h. 117 East Falconer.
Labonda Angelo, (Grace), metal worker, h. over West Main.
Lackey, William V., (Alice), laborer, h. Falconer Jet.
Ladestro, John, (Laura), laborer, h. East Mosher.
LaJhon, Frank, (Josephine), factory worker, h. 337 "West Main.
LaJhon, John, r. 337 West Main.
Lakins, Fred A.,—Canfield & Lakins—r. Jamestown, N. Y.
Lanning, Frank A., metal worker, r. West Main.
Lanning, George W., (Tula), carpenter, h. West Main.
Lanning, Lynn, metal worker, r. West Main.
Larson, Albert, woodworker, bds. 16 Williams.
Larson, Andrew P., (Elizabeth), machine hand, h. 101 West Lister Ave.
Larson, Axel, furniture worker, r. 16 Williams.
Larson, Carl, stationary engineer, bds. South Work.
Larson, Carl R., (Jennie), wood finisher,h. North Work.
Larson, Charles A.,—pres. Supreme Furniture Co.—h. 101 Lister Ave.
Larson, Claus, (Emma), wood worker, h. 16 Williams.
Larson, Ellen C, widow Henry, h. over East Everett.
Larson, Venie, seamstress, r. South Work.
Lattimore, Edwin, teamster, bds. 45 East Harrison.
LaVone, Sam, (Angeline), h. West Main.
Lawson, Albert, carpenter, h. Anderson Ave.
Lawson, August F., (Anna), lumber handler, h. 115 East Mosher.
Lawson, Augusta, widow John, h. 241 East Harrison.
Lawson, Edward, (Nettie), machine hand, h. 125 East Harrison.
Lawson, John, r. over 17 .West Main.
Leroy, Ernest O., (Georgina), machinist, h. 222 West Everett.
Leroy, Myrtie, domestic, r. West Main.
Lesante, Charles, (Lena), laborer, h. West Lister Ave.
Lewis, Byron S., (Emma), towerman, h. West Main.
Lindberg, Edith E., novelty worker, h. over 17 West Main.
Lindberg, Gertrude, packer, r. over 10 Williams.
Lindberg, Lars G., (Amelia), h. over 10 Williams.
Linkey, William C. T., (Margaret), nightwatch, h. East Mosher.
Linstedt, Ellen, Mrs., domestic, h. over 25 East Main.
Livigi, Buccalo, (Angeline), finisher,h. 997 West Lister Ave.
Lockwood, Frank T., (Altai, wood worker, h. East Everett.
Lockwood, Fremont F., (Ethel M.), wood worker, h. over East Everett.
Lodato, Charles, bobbin setter, r. West Everett.
Lodato, Jack, (Nora), machine hand, h. West Everett.
Lodato, Thressa, spooler, r. West Everett.
JAMESTOWN Lombard, Long, Lundgren, Lydle, Lynndon Lyon, sec.—mfrs. Mary Dennis Edna Lawrence Edward Francis Harold Mirror Joe, Gust, E., R., 120 E., B., HARDWARE A., (Josephine), widow mirrors H., Works WEST (Olga), (Verna), student, (Addie), (Lida)—sec. (Ellen), George, Thomas, THIRD and Co. machine factory h. CO., nightwatch, metal retail (Inc.)—Edwin mirror STREET South practical Falconer Postoffice hand, worker, plate smoother, Work. nurse, h. glass, Iron clerk, razors East h. 117 Forsberg, Works—h. over East Lynndon Harrison. Pearl.
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Lyon, Roy, machinist, r. 117 East Harrison.
Lyon, Simon E., (Hattie), mirror worker, h. 101"East Harrison. *^
Lyon, Willis C.—billiards, South Work—r. Lakewood, N. Y. ©
Macey, Walter H., (Nellie), wool sorter, h. East James.
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Mackey, Miles, (Alma), section boss, h. Marion. *—*
MacMillen, J. C, physician, r. Delaware Ave. (*$
MacMillen, Mallone, John, Oneida—pastor (Mary), barber, Wesley h. West M. E. Everett. Church—r. Delaware Ave. C*
MacMillen, Mann, Albert, Simi, (Anna),—contractor student, r. Delaware paper Ave. hanger and paints—h. over East OS
Madden, Falconer. Thomas, R. R. engineer, bds. Hotel Falconer.
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Mann, Gladys M., spooler, r. over East Falconer.
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Mann, Laura, r. over East Falconer.
Maring, Archie, stainer, r. 63 East Everett.
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Maring, Rose, Mrs., seamstress, h. 63 East Everett.
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Maring, William Wayne, (Martha), office clerk, h. 63 East Everett.
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Marino, James, machine hand, h. West Lister Ave. .
Marino, Jennie, twister, r. West Lister Ave.
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Marsh, Archie, (Lydia), glass worker, h. over East Pearl.
Marsh, Clyde C, (Nora), wood worker, h. 125 East Pearl. ©
Martha Rose, r. over West Main.
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Martha, Vincent, (Lena),h. over West Main.
Martin, Earl C, (Jennie), shipping clerk, h. 315 West Main.
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Martin, Leslie, (Carol)—sec. American Mfg. Concern—h. 117 East Main. S2
Mason, Edward R., (Velma), machinist, h. 116 East Falconer.
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Mason, Glenn E., (Eleanor), coal and cement, h. 115 East Falconer.
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Matthews, Lulu E., school teacher, r. 12 East Pearl.
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Matthews, Marvin W., (Clara), wood worker, h. 12 East Pearl.
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Matson, Erban E., (Pearl), bookkeeper, h. 211 Central Ave.
Matson, Oscar E., (Matilda), tinner, h. 22 East Mosher.
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Matson, Ruth I., duffer, r. 22 East Mosher. ©
Matson, Sagrid E., printer, r. 22 East Mosher. j-» .
Mattocks, Emma, widow Leroy, h. 120 East Main.
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Mattocks, Erie, wood worker, r. 120 East Main.
Mattocks, Orsell E., (Ella), wood worker, h. 120 East Main.
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Maybee, William C, (Bertha), painting contractor, h. East Main. °
McCain, Gertrude, r. Delaware Ave. 1
McCain, Henry C, (Jennie), furniture worker, h. Delaware Ave.
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McCall, Cedric, clerk, r. 11 South Work.
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McCall, Fred, (Lulu),—Falconer News Room, 9 West Main—h. 11 S. Work. -- Ji>
McCormick, Ralph, weaver, h. South Work.
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McCullough, Edgar, (Nettie), farmer, h. 343 East Harrison. m 1
McCullough, E. Grace, graduate nurse, r. 343 East Harrison. -s J*
McCullough, Mildred G., clerk, r. 343 East Harrison. > "
McCutcheon, Charles A., (Emma SO, commercial traveler, h. 103 North Dow. £ tJ
McCutcheon, William A., student, r. 103 North Dow. g S
McDonald, Beatrice, Mrs., h. South Phetteplace.
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Mee, Ella, r. West Main.
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Mee, Stanley C, electrician, r. 211 East James.
Honest Meleen, Melin, Mee, Thomas, Axel, Claus, Edwin, Work machine (Ida), (Harriett), (Jennie), Wl finisher,h. hand, Win R. farmer, r. R. 312 in 312 section h. Baldwin, Central 211 foreman, East Ave. James. h. w^X 303 West \i% Ave.
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D Merriam, Bert F., (May C.)—pres. Chautauqua Planing Mills Co.—h. North.
Work.
Merriam, Frank O., (Carrie M.), h. West Main.
Merriam, Fred D.—boots and shoes, 43 West Main—h. 202 do.
Merriam, I. Florinda, widow Forest, h. 22 West Mosher.
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Merriam, Lucius E., (Agnes), lumber, h. 24 West Main.
Merriam, M. Emogene, r. North Work.
Merriam, M. Gladys, student, r. West Main.
Merriam, Ruth L., office clerk, r. 22 West Mosher.
W Merry, Jack, R. R. engineer, bds. Hotel Falconer.
Metcalf, Kemp T., student, r. West Main.
Metcalf, Lillian G., winder, r. South Alberta.
Metcalf, William, (Adelaide), weaver, h. West Main.
Methodist Episcopal Church, North Work.
Miller, Edwin G., student, r. 331 East Harrison.
Miller, Henry W., machine hand, r. 331 East Harrison.
Miller, Joana, widow William, h. West Main.
Miller, Segrid C, dressmaker, r. 331 East Harrison.
Miller, Walter, (Hilma), saw filer,h. 331 East Harrison.
Mills, Harry C, (Winnie M.),—Falconer Print Shop—h. Central Ave.
Mistretta, John—repair shop, South Work—'bds. over West Main.
Mistretto, Vito, (Barbara), laborer, h. over 215 West Main.
Monroe, Charles G., (Lou E.) laborer, h. over East Falconer.
Monroe, George H., (Mildred S.)—photographs, supplies and developing,
Jamestown—h. North Work.
Monroe, James G., paper hanger, r. over East Falconer.
Moody, Jennie, finisher, r. 211 East Falconer.
Moore, Cassius C, farmer, r. over 19 West Main.
Moore, Mary J., widow Charles,—millinery, South Work—r. 941 East Second,
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Moore, Nancy M., widow James, r. North Work.
Morgan, Cora A., music teacher, r. North Work.
Morley, Charles A., retired, r. East James.
Morley, Edward W., (Mary), buttermilk man, h. East Pearl.
Morris, Jennie E., spooler, r. Kane Ave.
Morris, Lee R., (Susie), machinist, h. West Everett.
Mooris, Peter, (Catherine), lumber handler, h. Kane Ave.
Morris, Stephen J., machine hand, r. Kane Ave.
Morrow, Frances M., r. North James.
Mosher, Anna T., spinner, r. 22 East Mosher.
0 Mosher, Gertrude E., librarian, r. 54 West Mosher.
Mosher, Harry A., student, r. 54 West Mosher.
Mosher, Henry E., student, r. 54 West Mosher.
Mosher, Stiles B., retired, h. 54 West Mosher.
Moyer & Bateman—C. T. and A. J.—moving pictures, 62 East Main.
Moyer, Charles T., (Ida),—Moyer & Bateman—h. 62 East Main.
Moyer, James O., filmoperator, r. 62 East Main.
Moyer, Sadie L., pianist, r. 62 East Main.
Munch, Rudolph A., (Selma), machinist, h. over West Main.
Munson, Charles, (Jessie), machine hand, h. East Everett.
C Munson, Jennie, packer, r. East Harrison.
*^ Munson, Matilda, widow John, h. East Harrison.
P S SMurch, Lighting Myers, 2 Equipment Harry, George John 2 E„ 2 (Neva), A., (Geneva), E for (Maude)—jeweler, Jr., Every carpenter, (Ruth), machinist, Purpose office h. Central clerk, * South h. Jamestown 45 h. East Ave. E. Work—h. Delaware Harrison. Electric Delaware Ave. 109 East Co. Third Ave. St.

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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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Myers, Mildred Milford, S., farmer, r. 45 r. East Central Harrison. Ave.
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Neate, Carrie P.,—asst. cashier First National Bank—r. Levant. m\
Neate, Menzo W., (Blanche)—pres. First National Bank—h. Levant.
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Nelson, Amil A., (Flora), stationary engineer, h. 28 East Harrison. m*
Nelson, August, (Ellen), brick yard worker, h. East Harrison.
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Nelson, Charles, (Bessie), carpenter, h. Harmon Ave.
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Nelson, Edith L., r. East Harrison. 2
Nelson, Edna, domestic, East Harrison.
Nelson, Gladys V., r. Harmon Ave.
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Newman, William M., (Grace), lumber inspector, h. East Harrison. J~,
Newton, Archie R., (Mary)—groceries, 9 East Main—h. over do.
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New York Central R. R. Station—C. J. Reed, station master1—East Everett. ^j
Nichols, May, domestic, 8 East Main.
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Nicosio, Frances, student, r. 215 West Main.
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Nicosio, Sam, (Sana), wool handler, h. 215 West Main.
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North, Beulah, winder, r. over 135 North Dow.
North, Clarence H., wood worker, r. over 135 North Dow.
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North, Clifford B., wood worker, r. over 135 North Main.
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North, Elmer, asst. processer, r. over 135 North Dow.
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North, Eugene, farmer, h. over 135 North Dow.
North, Gurney, (Bessie), bartender, h. West Main.
Novitske, Vincent, (Mary), stationary fireman,h. North Dow.
Odsonia Worsted Mills—branch Cleveland Worsted Mills, Cleveland, Ohio— .
F. W. Dixon, local mgr.—mfrs. worsted yarns, South Dow.
Ohm, Herbert A., (Jennie), wood worker, h. over 211 East Falconer.
Olson, Albin, (Hilma), wood turner, h. over West Main.
Olson, Alex, h. 271 East Harrison.
Olson, Andrew, (Nettie), loom fixer, h. 226 West Main. {^
Olson, Edwin T., (Agnes), milkman, h. 300 South Work. 53
Olson, Fredericka, r. 271 East Harrison.
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Olson, Gust, machine hand, bds. South Work.
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Olson, John A., (Jennie), lumber handler, h. East Pearl.
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Olson, John A., gluer, h. 205 East Falconer.
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Olson, Olaus, (Carolina), machine hand, h. Cross.
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PEARL CITY VENEER CO. (INC.)—Charles Fisk, pres.; N. M. Willson, sec.-
treas.—mfrs. veneers and panels, Allen.
Persell, Whitney L., (Grace), shipping, h. South Work.
Person, Borje, (Olivia), h. over 115 West Lister Ave.
Peterson, Anna, widow John, r. over 138 East Falconer.
Peterson Bros.—George and Elmer—retail meats, South Work.
Peterson, C. Almet, clerk, r. 430 West Main.
Peterson, Charles J., (Anna), furniture trimmer, h. 20 East James.
Peterson, Charlotte, widow Frank A., h. West Falconer.
Peterson, Clarence H., foreman machine hand, r. 430 West Main.
Peterson, Clayton H., (Minnie), motorman, h. 309 West Main.
Peterson, Dorothea C, student, r. 31 West Falconer.
Peterson, E. A., (Anna),—treas. and gen. mgr. Supreme Furniture Co.—h.
P 31 Falconer.
Peterson, Elmer A., (Ida),—Peterson Bros.—h. Carter.
A Peterson, Elmore, (Alice), machine hand, h. over 308 Central Ave.
Peterson, Emil A., (Anna),—Peterson & Grandin—h. West Falconer.
Y Peterson, George E., (Tillie)—Peterson Bros., South Work—h. over do.
Peterson & Grandin—E. A. and F. G.—retail shoes, 4 East Main.
S Peterson, Gust A., (Amanda), foreman planing mill, h. 430 West Main.
Peterson, Gust E., (Emma), machine hand, h. 118 East Harrison.
Peterson, John W., (Amelia), painter, h. West Everett.
Peterson, Judith E., r. 118 East Harrison.
Peterson, Leman G., pool clerk, r. over South Work.
T Peterson, Paul E., student, r. 118 East Harrison.
Peterson, Sherman G., clerk, r. over South Work.
H Peterson, Winifred G., planer, r. 430 West Main.
Pfleeger, Fred H., (Carrie), teamster, h. 65 East Everett.
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Pfleeger, Mazella, student, r. 65 East Everett.
Pfleeger, Merle J., (Anna), mechanic, r. 65 East Everett.
Phetteplace, Frank M., r. West Mosher.
Phetteplace, George R., (Mollie), town clerk, h. West Mosher.
Phetteplace, John, (Bessie), shipping clerk, h. Davis.
L Phetteplace, Leon, student, r. Davis.
Phillips, Edith Emogene, student, r. 209 West Ave.
0 Phillips, Henry C, (Blanche), laborer, h. 209 West Ave.
Phillips, Jerome B., (Anna), shipping clerk, h. 56 East Everett.
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Phillips, Pressly C, student, r. Delaware Ave.
Phillips, Sarah, widow Jerome, r. 133 East Falconer.
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Phillips, William P., (Jennie), laborer, h. Delaware Ave.
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Piazzo, Fred, novelty worker, bds. 112 East Mosher.
Piazzo, Joe, (Jennie), finisher,h. Central Ave.
Piazzo, Sam, (Jennie), finisher,h. 407 Central Ave.
Piano, Alex, (Nettie), tanner, h. West Lister Ave.
Piano, Bert, (Mary), comber, h. West Lister Ave.
S Host Citv. Pleeger, Potter, Porter, Pratt, Probst, Proctor, Purdy, Popular on Ladies Mary, Truman, Second Susan Jessie Floyd George M. Harold Pauline Clark Karl Place Diniiw W., Floor widow J., P., L., D., H., laborer, F., Mrs.—prop. E., widow Room (Tracie), in corsetierre, R. wool (Frances student, Joseph, visiting R. the wfireman, DLAl/JV Thomas, sorter, bds. unf stationary nh. nurse, W.),—mfr. A Hotel West v North OW r, 65 u h. 107 202 East DC Falconer. Hickory. Falconer—h. 65 *v_n*% DMosher.
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Purdy, William N., (Emma H.),—master mechanic Odsonia mills—h. 107 So
East Main.
Quaint* Dana J., (Nina)—vice pres.-sec. Falconer Milling Co. and street com- '^•1
missioner—h. 213 North Work.
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Quaint, Glenn, student, r. 213 North Work.
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Raines, Edith A., domestic, West Main.
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Ramsey, Charles C, (Cora), veneer worker, h. Wilson Block.
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Randall, Clayton M., blacksmith, r. Delaware Ave.
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Randall, E. Cliff, (Edith), r. Delaware Ave.
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Randall, J. Claude, painter and finisher,r. Delaware Ave. "^
Raynor, George R., (Grace)—prin. Falconer High School—h. 302 W. Main. 09
Rawson, Oscar J., (Elizabeth),—groceries, 2 East Main—h. 213 Central Ave. «"•"
Reed, C. J., (Myrtle B.)—station master N. Y. Central R. R. Co.—h. North mm,
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Ruckman, D J. Albert, (Emma)—sec.-treas. Chautauqua Planing Mills Co.—h.
110 North Work.
Ruckman, J. Phillip, finisher,h. 131 East Harrison.
Ruckman, Lottie, widow Herman, h. 135 East Harrison.
Ruckman, Swante, millwright, h. 102 East Harrison.
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Russell, Frank H., (Mabel), telegraph operator, h. South Work.
Ruttenbur, Emma M., widow Edwin, h. 61 East Everett.
Sage, George, (Laura M.), meats, h. North Work.
Sallberg, Carl G., (Ellen), stone mason and contractor, h. 211 East Harrison.
W Sallberg, Charles W., cabinet maker, r. 211 East Harrison.
Sallberg, Christine A., spooler, r. 211 East Harrison.
Sample, Erie H., (Emma)—cashier First National Bank—h. 201 East Main.
Sample, Ethel E.,—asst. cashier First National Bank—r. 201 East Main.
Samuelson, Arthur H.—livery and transient stable, South Work—h. N. Work.
Sanderson, August W., (Charlotte), wood worker, h. Williams.
Sanderson, David H., wood worker, r. Williams.
Sanderson, Inez C, r. Williams.
Sanderson, Reuben E., wood worker, r. Williams.
Sanger, William I., (Cleora),—treas. Straight Dry Plate Co.—h. S, Dow.
Schalino, Josephine, r. West Lister Ave.
Schloski, Burt, wood worker, r. Delaware Ave.
Schrader, Glenn A., (Elizabeth), carpenter, h. East Everett.
Scoma, James, (Grace), laborer, h. West Lister Ave.
Selin, Arthur, (Lillian), farmer, h. over East Harrison.
Sellstrom, Fred, (Mattie), assembler, h. East Everett.
Severance, Burt, (Arlie), painter and paper hanger, h. cor. Work & Harrison.
Shanger, William H., (Nancy), mail carrier, h. 117 West Lister Ave.
Shaw, Clyde, motorman, r. 225 East Main.
Shaw, Jane, widow Arnold, h. East Harrison.
H Shaw, Julius M., (Flora), h. 225 East Main.
Shaw, Luke T., (Florence), motorman, h. 225 East Main.
Shaw, Seth H., (Sarah), farmer, h. South Work.
Sheffield Clark, (Bessie), commercial traveler, h. 71 East Everett.
Shoop, Clarence E., (Mabel),—fruits, confectionery and ice cream, 1 West'
Main—h. Clarendon, Pa.
Shreve, Archie W., wood worker, h. 60 East Main.
Shreve, Carrie, widow Gilbert, h. 60 East Main.
Shreve, Clifford L., wood worker, r. 60 East Main.
Shreve, Clyde W., wood worker, r. 60 East Main.
Shreve, Eva L., student, r. 60 East Main.
0 Shreve, Lillian G., r. 60 East Main.
Shreve, May G., towel inspector, r. 60 East Main.
Shulters, Edwin, (Maude), wood worker, r. Tiffany Ave.
Siggins, Paul, (Edith), street car conductor, h. 305.West Ave.
Simmons, Alice M., widow Lester A., r. 65 East Main.
Simmons, Harry, (Ollie), lineman, h. over 2 East Main.
Simmons, Lester L., (Sadie), signal operator, Erie R. R., h. 11 E. Falconer.
Simpson, Ida, widow Nathan, h. East Falconer.
Sinski, Mary, spinner, r. over Pearl.
S Slater, Clifford B., (Lillian), assembler, h. West Main.
Slater, Ruth I., bookkeeper, r. West Main.
11 STallf S Smith, Idlli uri+h John George Grace Chester Fern Willi RantltVU H.,—Falconer A., T., F., E., (Pearl), DCllllcy
r. (Minnie),—physician, CONNECTICUT (Elizabeth), 20 West novelty Lumber Main. assembler, W. LIFE worker, Co.—r. J. Bentley, INS. 6 h. North Bradford, h. 116 CO., East Mgr., East Work—h. Hartford,Conn.
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Stitt, W. F., (Sarah M.)—pres.-treas. Falconer Mirror Co.—Jamestown, N. Y. 8. ©
Stocker, Henry A., (Lela)—billiard and bowling alley, over South Work—h. «§ "^
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Smith, Murray B., asst contractor, r. over 8 East Main.
Smith, W. O., (Alma A.)—drugs and physician, 8 East Main—h. over do
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Snyder, Fred W., (Rosemond), commercial traveler, h. West Falconer. JJ
Socerson, Oscar, shipping clerk, bds. 21 East Harrison.
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South Side School, South Work.
Spano, Vincenzo, (Giuseppe), laborer, h. over West Main.
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Spatano, Mary, winder, r. 997 West Lister Ave.
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Spear, Ellis,—cashier N. Y. Central R'. R.—bds. 107 East Everett. . ^
Spence, John W., (Carrie L.), mirror beveler, h. 139 East James. *
Spota, Samuel, (Josephine), laborer, h. over West Lister Ave.
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Sprague, Fred, (Bernice), electrician, h. West Falconer.
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Stamp, Edna, Mrs., r. North Work. S. g<
Staples, Alton, pool room worker, r. South Alberta. t e.
Staples, Clifford, veneer worker, r. South Alberta. V, -3
Staples, Edward, factory worker, r. Williams. ° §
Staples, Emma, (Willie), textile worker, h. Williams. £ 8*
Staples, John, night watch, r. South Alberta.
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Staples, Richard, (Dema), nightwatch, h. South Alberta.
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Stedman, George, (Mary), finisher,h. Marion. S-' |
Stein, Anna, widow Matthew, r. over West Main. *g
Stein, Anna E., twister, r. over West Main. £ 5
Stein, Jennie I., twister, r. West Main. "^
Stein, Sagrid E., twister, r. West Main.
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Stewart, A. J., (Eliabeth),—physician and surgeon, N. Work—h. do. b JL
Stitt, A. D., (Florence B.)—sec. Falconer Mirror Co.—h. Jamestown, N. Y. ' •
Stitt, A. W., (Allene D.)—vice pres. Falconer Mirror Co.—h Jamestown, N. Y. ef 5
Stitt, R. N.—vice pres. Chautauqua Planing Mills Co.—r. Brooklyn, N. Y. » g,
St. James Restaurant—J. K. Roupe and E. C. Fullerton, props.—13 E Main. x 5s
North Work.
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Stocker, Marion E., r. North Work.
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Stone, John B., (Lillian L.)—Jones & Stone—h. Ill East Main. »
Storms, Ellis W., (Pearl)—physician and surgeon, W. Main—h. do.
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Strand Theatre—Charles E. and Edward Renehan, props.—South Work. E. g_
Swanson, Stratton, John, William, (Amanda), sawyer, teamster, bds. East h. Main. West Everett.
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Swedish Street, Robert Evangelical R., (Lorene)—drugs, Lutheran Church—cor. 33 West West Main—h. Lister West Ave. James. and Carter. "^ e
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_ Strong, Harriet, _ widow Bert, h. North Work. en g° 2 j§
Swedish Sturdevant, M. E. Frank Church—Nels L., (Edna), P. machinist, Glemaker, pastor—East h. 307 West-Ave. Harrison.
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Swift, Supreme Charles Furniture M., stone Co. (Inc).—Charles mason, r. 13 East A. James. Larson, pres.; E. A. Peterson, • ^ "" a
Swift, treas. Herbert and gen. C, (Alice), mgr.—bed stone room mason, furniture, h. 13 East Lynndon James. Blvd.
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Swift! Swan, Maybelle Oscar C, H-, (Fannie), clerk, r. machinist, 13 East James. h. over South Work. 52 CO g -a —
BSweet, Swanson, A LBelle DAnna, WM., Iclerk, student, N , r. wEES* r. 26 Central East Harrison. Ave. HAMILTON WATCHES © %»
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Swanson, Clyde Richard Frank, Hulda, Oscar D., A., clerk, printer, E., (Florence), clerk, (Selma), r. r. 26 r. 26 26 East machine carpenter, Harrison. hand, h. 210 h. East 26 East Harrison.
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Walborg, Gust, (Anna), section foreman, h. 105 West Lister Ave.
Walker Elizabeth, widow Carlisle, r. East Harrison.
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Walker, John, (Bessie), cement worker, h. East Harrison.
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Walker, Marguerite, domestic, 153 West Main.
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Wallin, Adeline L., clerk, r. Kane Ave.
Wallin, John A., cabinet maker, r. Kane Ave. W>
Wallin, John A., (Albertina),—retail shoes, Jamestown, N. Y.—h. Kane Ave. ^^-o
Walrod, Almond, machine hand, bds. 65 East Main.
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Walrod, Walter, (Gladys), machinist, h. Elm.
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Walton, Leo A., farmer, r. over 127 East Falconer.
Walton, Louise E., spooler, r. over 127 East Falconer. 0*
Walton, Justina, Mrs., h. over 127 East Falconer. t*
Ware, Patrick, clerk, r. 10 Williams.
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Wassink, Albert J., (Minnie), farmer, h. East James.
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Weaver, Harry C, (May), buffer, h. East Harrison.
Webb, Lena, drawer, r. East Everett. g"
Webber, Melvin M., telegraph operator, r. Elm.
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Webber, Truman E., draughtsman, r. Elm. mm
Webber, Willard R., (Angie), shipping clerk, h. Elm, R. F. D. 83.
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Wedborg, Albert, (Myrtle), wood worker, h. 107 East Falconer.
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Weeden, Austin E., (Bernice)—Weeden Hardware Co., West Main—h. 14 mm
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Weeden (The) Hardware Co. (Inc.)—A. E. Weeden and A. B. Troutner— j$
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Wesleyan Methodist Church—Oneida J. MacMillan, pastor—First Ave. and Z'%
Lynndon Blvd. 3"""
Welham, John W., (Elizabeth), nightwatch, h. 202 East Harrison. g- 5"
Wells, Joseph,—coal and fertilizer, 7 South Work—r. Mason. 2. g.
Wells, Samuel Q., (Josephine), bookkeeper, h. East Pearl.
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Wemple, Isham C, (Frances), carpenter, h. East Main. »
West, Fred, stable tender, r. South Work.
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Whelpley, Erie E., (Ella), teamster, h. Elm. R. F. D. 83. XD
Whelpley, Florence G., office clerk, r. Elm, R. F. D. 83.
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Whelpley, Hazel J., novelty worker, r. Elm, R. F. D. 83.
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White, Charlotte A., widow Frank,—boarders, Lynndon Blvd.—r. do.
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White, Frances E., school teacher, r. Lynndon Blvd.
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White, M. Enid, college student, r. Lynndon Blvd.
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Wiborg, Ernest A., (Hulda)—groceries, 8 East Harrison—h. 15 do.
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Wiborg, Oscar T., (Anna)—retail groceries, feed and seeds, cor. Harrison prj
Work and Williams—h. over do.
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Wightman, Ray H., (Nellie), carpenter, h. West Main.
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Wijkmark, Herbert L., finisher, r. 222 East Main.
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Wijkmark, J. Fred, (Julia), finisher,h. 222 East Main. ryy
Wilcox, Lydia A., widow Marion, h. East Everett.
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Willett, Walter, (Lois), wheel worker, h. Anderson Ave.
Williams, Andrew E., laundry man, South Work, r. R. F. D. 70, Falconer. p"*
Williams, Calista T., widow Edwin, r. 44 Falconer.
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Wilson, Clara, dressmaker, h. Wilson Block, West Main.
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Wilson, Martha E., r. East Everett. _g
Willson, Nathan M., (Bernice)—sec- treas. Pearl City Veneer Co.—h. 99 mm
Baldwin, Winstein, Winn, Wilson, Barrett. George Ralph, Abraham, Jacob, H., (Myra), junk (Lena), (Bertha), weil.^^ dealer, cabinet machinist, — r. - junk — maker, Elm — — dealer, m m R. h. — h. — over F. — East — D. h. — Diamond 35 — Elm, 83. — Everett. West — — — R. — — F. Falconer.
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Winstein,, Rosa, student, r. Elm, R. F. D. 83.
Wolcott, Florence, twister, bds. East Harrison.
Wood, Adele, widow Alexander, h. over 29 East Main.
Wood, Alonzo, metal worker, r. over 29 East Main.
Wood, Delia, widow Glenn, novelty worker, h. over 29 East Main.
Woodard, C. Ray, sawyer, r. Marion.
Woodard, Ernest R., (Bessie), carpenter, h. Marion.
Wright, James C, (Nettie)—vice pres. Falconer Iron Works—h. E. James.
Wright, Judson S., (Effa Manley)—dist. supt. of schools and Field-Wright,
Co., Jamestown—h. West Main.
Yerdon, Florence B., book keeper, r. 125 North Dow.
Yerdon, Gilbert J., (Arie L.), machinist, h. 125 North Dow.
Yerdon, Roy C, (Daisy), machinist, h. 121 North Dow.
Young, Margaret E., Mrs., r. over East Falconer.
Young, Mary E., widow Robert, practical nurse, h. over 25 East Main.
Young, Robert, (Florence), chauffeur, h. over East James.
Young, Robert, chauffeur, r. over 25 East Main.
Zetterman, Alfred, (Ellen), moulder, h. over East Harrison.
Zittel, Louisa J., widow Peter, r. West Main.
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President—C. H. Wicks.
Clerk—C. W. Marsh.
Treasurer—C. B. Persell.
Collector—E. J. Daugherty.
Board of Trustees—R. T. Cowing, A. C. Swarts.
Lakewood Water Works—C. E. Brown, supt.
Health Officer—Dr. A. J. Bennett of Busti, Jamestown R. F. D. 80.
Postmaster—W. H. Reid.
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Anderson, Edwin—grocery, Boulevard, Beechwood—h. Jamestown, N. Y.
Anderson, John C, (Hilda C. M.), metal worker, h. Pleasant View Ave.,
Clement Park.
Andrews, Elizabeth M., widow Hendrick, h. Summit.
Arkison, George, (Viola), gardener, h. Lakeview Ave.
Arkison, Jennie, candy maker, r. Lakeview Ave. . mg*
Babcock, Amanda, widow Henry, r. Ashville Ave.
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Badgley, Dighton, (Philena), farmer, h. First. £~2
Badgley, D. A., (Anna), lumberman, h. Lakeview Ave.
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Barker, Constantine T., (Ina)—machinery exchange, Jamestown, N. Y.— ry*
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Barker, Mark, (Ruth), paper hanger, h. Third.
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Beckwith, Alexander D., laborer, h. First.
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Bemus, Selden B., (Jane),—Philo Burt Mfg. Co., Jamestown^h. Ashville Av. «.
Bennett, Lucius J., (E. Jane), retired minister, h. Summit and Lakeview Av. ^^
Blodgett, Watson, (Sara), stationary engineer, h. Second.
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Brooks, Harriet, widow Daniel, r. Lakeview Ave.
Brown, Charles E., (Sara), supt. Lakewood Water Works, h. Third.
Brown, Henry N., (Maria), retired, h. Pennsylvania Ave.
Brown, Lilie, student, r. Third.
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Bryant Edith E., r. Chautauqua Ave.
Bryant, Samuel M., (Georgia), station agent Erie depot, h. Chautauqua Ave.
Bugbee, Lucy M., widow Joseph, r. Lakeview Ave.
W Burdick, Lafayette M., (Laura J.), landscape gardener, h. Southland Ave.
Burdick, Lucretia, widow Albert, r. East Second.
Burdick, William H., (Alena P.), retired, h. Southland Ave.
Burk, Charles P., (Anna), metal worker, h. Lakeview Ave.
Butler, Bertha—china painting, Jamestown—r. Ashville Ave.
Butler, Jay A., (Nina), real estate, h. Pennsylvania Ave.
Butler Oliver B., (Alice M.), retired, h. Ashville Ave.
Button, Ernest J., (Mary), farmer, h. Lakeview Ave.
Button, Raymond O., farmer, r. Lakeview Ave.
Carlson, Axel, (Vendla), cement worker, h. Ashville Ave.
Carlson, Sidney H., clerk, r. Chautauqua Ave.
Carlson, Walfred, (Almeda)—dry goods and gent's furnishings, Chautauqua
Ave.—h. do.
Carpenter, Bernard F., (Samantha), carpenter, h. First.
Carpenter, Charles D., (Daisy), contracting painter, h. Gerald Ave.
Carpenter Florence, r. First.
Carpenter, Fred G., (Lucy), carpenter, h. First.
Case, George L.,.(Alice), lineman, h. Shadyside Ave.
Castner, Mabel S., domestic, r. Beechwood.
Chandler, Abigail E., widow John, h. Altaway.
Chautauqua Traction Co.—W. H. Reid, station agent—Summit and Chautauqua
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Cherry, A. Benard, clerk, r. Chautauqua Ave.
Cherry, Phebe, widow Henry, h. Chautauqua Ave.
Chipps, Hortense, widow Chester C., r. Ohio Ave.
Clark, Caleb, farmer, r. Ashville Ave.
Clark, Delbert T., (Anna), sheet metal worker, h. Lakeview Ave.
Clayson, Martha, widow James, h. Second.
Clites, Robert E., metal worker, h. Summit.
Cole, Edwin E., student, r. Chautauqua Ave.
Cole, Enus B., (Olive B.)—Lakewood Coal & Wood Co., Spencer Bldg.,
0 Chautauqua Ave—h. do.
Cole, J. W., Mrs.,—prop, dining room The Holbrook, Chautauqua Ave.—r. do.
Cole, Lee W., r. Chautauqua Ave.
Colvin, Henry C, (Nora), laborer, h. Gerald Ave.
Cornish, Noah, laborer, r. First.
Cowden, Keeler Z., (Iva), h. Summit Ave.
Cowing, Howard B., (Marian), steam fitter, h. Lakeview Ave.
Cowing, Martha, widow Ransom F., r. Ashville Ave.
Cowing, Ransom T., (Lottie)—Justice of the Peace—h. Ashville Ave.
Cramer, Abe, (Albertha), filler,h. Shadyside Ave.
Cramer, Frederick B., finisher,r. Shadyside Ave.
Cramer, Mearl E., clerk, r. Shadyside Ave.
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Darrow Wayne—retail groceries, Cheneys Point—r. Lakeview Ave.
Daugherty, Clifford, college student, r. Lakeview Ave.
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Davis, Anna, widow Galusius M. h. Shadyside Ave. *****
Denison, D. H., (Ellen), h. Glenwood Ave., Clement Park. **m ..
Diehl's Variety Store and Ice Cream Parlor—O. D. Diehl, Jamestown, prop.— TJ
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Edmonds, Edward M., (Minnie), laborer, h. Altaway Ave.
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Ehmke, C. J., (Sofie M.)—groceries and confectionery—h. Beechwood.
Ehmke, Max M., (Edna), wood worker, h. Beechwood. ^—
Erie Passenger Depot—'S. M. Bryant, station agent—Chautauqua Ave. py
Fleek, Fayette, (Cynthia), retired, h. Summit Ave.
Fleek, Glenn B., college student, r. Chautauqua Ave.
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Ford, Albert, (Hazel)—paints and wall paper, Jamestown—h. Crystal Bend. ] 'J
Fosburg, Fred, (Anna), foreman machine hand, h. Beechwood. £2
Foster, Bertram E., (Nellie), veneer cutter, h. Ashville Ave.
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Foster, Lelia M., r. Ashville Ave.
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Gardner, Cary, (Rose), wood worker, h. Olive Ave.
Gardner, Clark, (Corrinne), electrician, h. New York Ave.
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Gardner, Fannie L., widow William F., h. New York Ave.
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Gerran, John, gardener, h. Lakeview Ave.
Gibb, Mildred L., student, r. Chautauqua Ave.
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Gifford, Caroline, widow Jerry, h. Gifford Ave. ^*
Gill, Alice, h. Chautauqua Ave. 132
Glidden, Clyde F., farmer, r. Lakeview Ave.
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Grant, Frank, (Delia), painter, h. Second and Lakeview Ave. *J
Green, Hattie, widow George A., practical nurse, h. Third.
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Greenlund, Olof, (Hildar), cabinet maker, h. Olive Ave., Beechwood.
Gron, Charles, livery man, h. Summit and Ohio Ave.
Gron, Nina May, student, r. Ohio and Summit Ave.
Gron, William, (Lillian M.), police and livery—h. Ohio and Summit Ave.
Guertin, Azarie C, (Ellen)—prop. The Sherman House, Chautauqua Ave.—
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Guertin, Earl, (Margaret), draughtsman, h. Chautauqua Ave.
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Gutteridge, Lewis C, rose garden laborer, r. Shadyside Ave.
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Hall, Andrew, carpenter, r. Chautauqua Ave.
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Hall, August A., (Flora Emma),—prop. Holbrook and ice cream parlor,
Chautauqua Ave.—h. do. 00
Hammond, Timothy, minister, h. West Third. **
Harrigan, Thomas,—priest Sacred Heart Church—h. Ohio Ave.
Baldwin, Hazzard, Hawley, Haskins, Dennis Christ Salmon Bert, Mary Sara, weH^fSSlding farmer, r. P., C, C., William, Terrace widow (Malinda), (Nora), h. Ashville Robert retired, Ave. painter, laborer, T., h. Ave. Fine Pleasantview h. h. Bentley Terrace Engraving Ave. Ave. Ave. p
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Herrick, Alice, widow Christopher J., h. Ohio Ave.
Herrick, Ralph H., piano tuner, r. Ohio Ave.
Hewes, Lulah W., widow John W., h. Altaway Ave.
Hewes, Robert W., steel worker, r. Altaway Ave.
Hewes, Warren B., r. Ottaway Ave.
Hilgendorf, Grace A., telegraph operator, bds. Ohio Ave.
Holbrook Hotel (The)—August A. Hall, prop.—Chautauqua Ave.
Holbrook, Melville C, carpenter, h. Lakeview Ave.
Hopkins, Arnold, (Bertha), mason and carpenter, h. Lakeview Ave.
Houghtaling, Sara, widow Horace, h. Ohio Ave.
Howard, Charles L., (Mary) carpenter, h. Gifford Ave.
Hoyt Addie, widow Daniel, h. West Third.
Hoyte, Clara L., widow Horace, practical nurse, r. Case Ave.
Huntington, Howard, (Anna), hardware clerk, h. Case Ave.
Ingerson, Louis, (Lena), gardener, h. Southland Ave.
Jagger, James, fishermanand gardener h. Terrace Ave.
Johnson, Anna, domestic, r. East Third.
Johnson, Andrew, student, r. Third.
Johnson, B. Leonard, (Mary), steel case maker, h. Beechwood.
Johnson, Bridget, widow Ludwig, cook, "h. Third.
Johnson, Carl, (Berdina), Erie R. R. crossing watchman Chautauqua Ave.,
h. Chautauqua Ave.
Johnson, Clayton M., (Sadie), h. Harlem Ave., Clement Park.
Johnson, Freeman, r. Ashville Ave.
Johnson, Gillette, student, r. Second.
Johnson, Gust, (Anna), foreman construction corps Erie R. R., h. Second.
Johnson, Hettie, cook, r. Third.
Johnson, John Fred, (Mary), gardener, h. Shadyside Ave.
Johnson, John Peter, (Almeda), gardener, h. Ohio Ave.
Johnson, Josephine, widow Augustus, r. Ohio Ave.
Johnson, Raymond, farmer, r. Ashville Ave.
Johnson, Ruth E., teacher, r. Ashville Ave.
Jones, Daisy, r. Chautauqua Ave.
Juntgen, Walter, (Eslie), retired, h. Pennsylvania Ave.
Kazer, Francis J., (Eliza), retired, h. Shadyside Ave.
Kearney, Kathryn, clerk, r. Silverway.
Keeler, Gertrude, widow Clark, h. Subway Ave.
Kinney, Bridget—home baking and lunch room, Chautauqua Ave.—h. do.
Lakewood Coal & Wood Co.—E. B. Cole, mgr.—Chautauqua Ave.
Lakewood Country Club—S. B. Broadhead, pres.; Wilson C. Price, sec; J. A.
Aull, treas.—Terrace Ave.
Lakewood Garage Co.—John A. and Mark Seymour—auto repair and storage,
Summit.
Lakewood Grocery Co.—C. W. Marsh, prop.—Chautauqua Ave.
Lakewood High School—Charles B. Persell, principal—Highland Ave.
Lakewood Hook & Ladder Co. No. 1—Will Gron, chief—Chautauqua Ave.
Lakewood, Water Works—C. E. Brown, supt.—under Village Hall.
CONNECTICUT LIFE INS. CO., Hartford, Conn.
Larson, Talk Alfred, with r. Bentley First.
W.J.Bentley, Mgr., Office, S14 Chadakoin Bldg.
Larson, Oscar, (Gustie), meats, h. First.
Lowe, Alfred G., (Amy), carpenter, h. Terrace Ave.
Lowe, Elizabeth A., r. Gifford Ave.
Lowe, Lynch, Mabie, Walter James, Frank Joe, laborer, E., W., (Carrie (Lois)—Variety student, h. GO, Lakeview farmer, r. Lowe Ave. Store, h. Ave. Lowe Chautauqua Ave. Ave.—h. over do.

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Maring, Selena, widow A. J., h. Lakeview Ave.
Marsh, Clarence, laborer, r. Summit.
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Marsh, Clement W., (Mae)—Lakewood Grocery Co.—h. East Third.
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Marsh, Joseph, (Belle), cabinet maker, h. Summit.
Marsh, Viola B., r. Third.
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Marshall, Alice, widow Neal, milliner, r. Lakeview Ave. .
Martin, Henry, (Bella), elevator man, h. Lakeview Ave.
Mawhir, Robert J., (Hattie), R. R. hostler, h. Lakeview Ave. •3 £"
Maxson, Ralph H., (Myra),—stationery, Chautauqua Ave—h. over do. o, —
McCleary, John, (Fannie), section foreman Erie R. R., h. Freeman. _ §,
McCluskey, John, (Flora),, bartender, h. do. "o ,g
McGarvie, Lawrence R., (Alice MO, motorman J. St. Ry., h. Shadyside Ave. o g
McGovern, Thomas J., (Corrine), telephone worker, h. Ohio Ave. » a.
Mclntyre, Garfield, (Rose), contractor, h. Lakewood. " 3
Mclntyre, Julia, widow Garfield, h. Ashville Ave.
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Meas, John B., (Alice)—merchant tailor, Jamestown, N. Y.—h. Crystal Bend. -• o
Meas, Ralph, (Martha), lounge maker, h. Crystal Bend. " 9
Mecusker, Marietta, r. Ohio Ave. 2 9
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Miller, Morton, William Ernest, C, (Mary), carpenter, farmer, h. Chautauqua h. Gifford Ave. Ave.
Miller, Veva, stenographer, r. Chautauqua Ave.
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Misita, Myers, Jacob Lorenzo, J., (Rose)—rooming (Julia), farmer, h. house, Ashville pool Ave. and fruit stand—h. cor. Chau- « s • s
Nelson, tauqua Lars, and tailor, Summit. r. Case Ave.
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Moore, Nelson, Harry Millie, S., domestic, (Georgia r. GO, Terrace. commercial traveler, h. Terrace. 3 §• 0 »
Nichols, John A., (Sophia), bricklayer, h. Third. "> »
Nichols, Perry J., (Venora), cottage and lawn attendant, h. Summit Ave. •§ "
Noble, Dewit D., (Reba), pumper Erie R. R., h. Gerald Ave.
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Norton, Grace, bookkeeper, r. Third.
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Norton, Warren, (Clara), landscape gardener, h. Third. '_ 2
Oberg, Clyde S., (Clara), farmer, h. Lakeview Ave. 3 3"
Oberg, Ruth E., college student, r. Lakeview Ave.
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Ogilvie, Howard H., (Beatrice), h. Harlan Ave., Clement Park.
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Packard, J. Ward, (Elizabeth)—Packard Car Co., Warren, Ohio—h. Terrace * '
Palmer, Amy C, widow Amos F., r. Chautauqua Ave.
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Palmer, Jonathan, (Ina), cattle dealer, h. Chautauqua Ave.
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Paterson, A. J., (Jessie), minister, h. Ohio Ave.
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Pawl, Ambrose M., retired, r. Lakeview Ave.
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Pendleton Howard, (Jeanette), real estate, h. Terrace Ave.
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Phillips, Fred W., machinist, bds. Bentley Ave.
Phillips, Gerald B., student, r. Lakeview Ave.
Phillips, James L., (Jennie L.), plasterer and brick layer, h. Lakeview Ave.
Phillips, Leon, student, r. Lakeview Ave.
Phillips, Lydia widow B. F., r. Lakeview Ave.
Pike, Jennie B., widow James, h. Chautauqua Ave.
Pixley, Alice M., Mrs., r. Summit.
Quinn, Frances, domestic, r. Chautauqua Ave.
Randall, Clyde L., (Mary), stock clerk, h. Gerald Ave.
Read, Catherine, r. Terrace.
Read, Isabelle, h. Terrace.
Reeves, Mary L.,—prop. The Bazaar—h. Chautauqua Ave.
Reid, Grace F., telephone operator, r. Chautauqua Ave.
Reid, William H., (Florence A.)—postmaster, and agent Chautauqua Traction
Co.—h. Chautauqua Ave.
Rew, George, (Amelia)—retail groceries, feed and general merchandise,
Chautauqua Ave.—h. over do.
Rew, Glenn D., (Ella), h. West Third.
Robinson, Ernest, (Clara), draftsman, h. Pennsylvania Ave.
Rogers, Allison A., (Inez), real estate, h. Terrace Ave.
Rogers, Barbara, widow Henry, domestic, Chautauqua Ave.
Rosequist, Gust E., (Laura), garage worker, r. Shadyside Ave.
Rosequist, Oscar R., printer's apprentice, r. Shadyside Ave.
Russell, Archie, (Olive), telegraph operator Erie R. R., h. Chautauqua Ave.
Russell, James, (Margaret), insurance, r. Chautauqua Ave.
Russell, Winnifred, r. Ohio Ave.
Sacred Heart Catholic Church,—Thomas Harrigan, priest—Ohio Ave.
Sales, Bros.—W. E. and H. A.—groceries, Chautauqua Ave.
Sales, Harry A., (May),—Sales Bros.—h. Summit.
Sales, Levi L., clerk, r. Chautauqua Ave.
Sales, Willis E., (Myrtle)—Sales Bros.—h. Chautauqua Ave.
Scallon, Bridget M., r. Ohio Ave.
Seidel, Otto F., (Cora),—physician, Jamestown, N. Y.—h. Terrace.
Seymour, John A., (Hannah)—prop. Lakewood Garage Co., Summit—h.
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Seymour, Mildred Mae, student, r. Summit.
Shanahan, Minnie, cook, r. Lakewood Ave.
Shearman, William A., farmer, r. Ashville.
Sherman House (The)—A. C. Guertin, prop.—Chautauqua Ave.
Sherman, Ray W., clerk, Chautauqua Ave., r. Chautauqua, N. Y.
Simmons, Bernice I., clerk, h. East Third.
Simmons, Byron R., painter, r. East Third.
Simmons, Harry W., (Alta), painter, r. East Third.
Simmons, Sheridan H., (Jennie), clerk, h. Boulevard, Clement Park.
Shepard, Jane, widow Wight, r. Ohio Ave.
Skinner, Elmer, (Jessie), retired, h. Sunset Ave.
Skinner, Raymond, college student, r. Sunset Ave.
Skinner, Robert, student, r. Sunset Ave.
Slawson, W. G., h. Lakeview Ave.
Sliter, Everand F.—prop. The Spencer, Chautauqua Ave.—h. do.
Smith, Arthur, stenographer, r. Gifford Ave.
Smith, Era S., grocery clerk, r. Gifford Ave.
JAMESTOWN Smith, Mildred Minnie, Sophronia, Fannie, Opposite widow M., HARDWARE Street widow r. Chautauqua Arthur, William, Car Thomas, Waiting h. CO., laundress, Gifford Ave. Room h. Chautauqua Inc. Ave. r. Subway

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Smith, William, (Belinda), deliveryman, h. Chautauqua Ave. ^*
Smith, William, (Bessie), bartender, h. Ashville Ave.
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Smith, William, (Clara), bandsawyer, h. Beechwood.
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Solomonson, Glenn, deck hand, r. Park Ave., Clement Park. 2
Solomonson, John, (Agnes), foreman filler,h. Park Ave., Clement Park.
Spencer (The)—E. F. Sliter, prop.—Chautauqua Ave.
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Starr, Hulda E., widow Amasa I.—art needle work, Chautauqua Ave.—h. do. £3
Starr, Mabel R.—Starr's Art Shop, Jamestown—r. Chautauqua Ave. ©
Stevens, William P., (Kate MO, commercial traveler, h. Lowe Ave.
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Stromberg, Allen, metal worker, h. Shadyside Ave.
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Suthern, Oscar F., (Jean), barber, h. Boulevard, Clement Park.
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Swan, William, (Eva), foreman spinner, h. Second. **
Swanson, John E., (F. Anna), draughtsman, h. Lakewood Road.
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Swart, Ada, student, r. Third.
Swart, Alfred, (Rose), machinist, h. Summit Ave. *^
Swart, Archie, (Eva), teamster, h. Third. ©
Swart, Charles C, (Polly J.), baggage and express handler, h. Third.
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Swart, Lafayette, (Laverne M.), telegraph operator, h. Third. ^*
Swartz, Lee, R. R. bridge carpenter, h. Southland Ave.
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Taber, Roy L., (Bessie WO, meat cutter, h. Summit Ave. O ,
Taber, Steven L., (Ida), h. Chautauqua Ave.
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Taylor, Ort, (Grace), laborer, Summit Ave., Beechwood. 09
Thayer, Mildred, r. Chautauqua Ave. *
Thomas, Kezia N., (Eliza)—New Holbrook Hotel, Chautauqua Ave.—h. do.
Tibbs, George, (Esther), houseman, h. Highland Ave. *$
Trask, Clara E., widow Edwin A., h. Bentley Ave. 5
Tyler, I. S., clerk, r. Chautauqua Ave. ^d £ ©
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Van Ness, Jerry R., (Mary), teamster, h. Crystal Bend. §
Van Ness, Roy, laborer, r. Crystal Bend.
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VanSteenburg, Myrtle, Mrs., dressmaker, r. Bentley Ave.
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Vipan, Richard C. H., (Cornelia), teacher Jamestown Business College, h.
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Waite, Louis W., (Anna), contracter and builder, h. Silverway.
Walden, Albert, (Kate), farmer, h. Ashville Ave|
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Whitford, Raymond, (Marion), insurance, r. Lakeview Ave.
Wicks, Charles H., (Florence)—attorney, Jamestown, N. Y.—h. Ohio Ave.
Wicks, Corrie J., teacher, r. Ohio Ave.
Wicks, Mary E., r. Ohio Ave.
Wiggers, Effa, r. Pennsylvania Ave.
Wiggins, Jefferson G.,—jewelry, Third—h. do.
Wiggers, John G., (Annie), retired, h. Pennsylvania Ave.
Wilber, Henry, (Bessie)—Ames-Burns Co., and H. R. Wilber Corporation,
Jamestown, N. Y.—ih. Pleasant Ave., Clement Park.
Wildman, Isaac, (Elizabeth), warp twister, h. Olive.
Williams, A. Emmett, (Ella B.), retired, h. Ashville Ave.
Williams, Harry, (Grace), janitor, h. Oakland Ave.
Williams, Laura, r. Oakland Ave.
Williams, Thorp, (Densie),—pop corn, Jamestown, N. Y—h. Bentley Ave.
Wiltsie, George, (Matie), farmer, h. Gifford Ave.
Winch, Harry, farmer, h. Ashville Ave.
Winch, Joel, (Eliza), retired farmer, h. Chautauqua Ave. and Summit.
Winchester, E. Allene, student, r. Lakeview Ave.
Winchester, Erma, student, r. Lakewood Ave.
Winchester, Theodore B„ (Minnie), machinist, h. Lakeview Ave.
Woodburn, John W., (Polly), electrician, h. Shadyside Ave.
Woodburn, Warren electrician, r. Shadyside Ave.
Woods, Ethel, bookkeeper, r. Shadyside Ave.
Woods, Fred, laborer, r. Shadyside Ave.
Woods, James, retired farmer, h. Shadyside Ave.
COTTAGE OWNERS, SUMMER RESIDENTS.
Albro, Frank, (Jamestown).
Anderson, Alfred, Lake front, Beechwood, (Jamestown).
Anderson, Edward, Boulevard, Beechwood, (Jamestown).
Anderson, Ed. and John Jaderstrom, Lake front, Beechwood, (Jamestown).
Anderson, Charles J., (Jamestown).
Anderson, John A., Lake front, Beechwood, (Jamestown).
Aman, G. A., Shearman's Bay, (New York City).
Atwood, Mrs. L. M., Francis St. (Jamestown).
Aull, William F., Chautauqua Ave., (Pittsburgh, Pa.)
Babcock, Lloyd, (Jamestown).
Bauer, John, Sun Set Park, (Jamestown).
Bedell, I. T., Sherman's Bay, (Jamestown).
Bellows, George, Sherman's Bay, (North Clarendon, Pa.)
Bender, William J., Mrs., Beechwood, (Jamestown).
Benson, Bennie, Gerald Ave., Beechwood, (Jamestown).
Benson, Charles, Olive Ave., Beechwood, (Jamestown).
Brandin, Rudolph, Clement Park, (Jamestown).
Broadhead, Fred, Lake front, (Jamestown).
Broadhead, S. B., Lake front, (Jamestown).
Bryce, Marion D., Lake front, (Pittsburgh, Pa.)
Buckley, James, Oakland Ave., Clement Park, (Jamestown).
Bullock, Frank W., Clement Park, (Jamestown).
Burkland, John O., Shearman's Bay, (Jamestown).
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Burtch, Y. W„ Lake front, Shady Side, (New York City.)
Bush, Frank B., Lake front, Clement Park, (Jamestown).
Butman, Luther M., Clement Park, (Jamestown).
Carlson, Albin, Charlie, Lake Lake front, front, (Jamestown).
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Carlson, Gerhard, Lake front, (Jamestown). *_\
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Chamberlain, William P., Boulevard, Clement Park, (Jamestown).
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Cooney, Jack, Gerald Ave., (Jamestown).
Cowan Herbert F., Sherman's Bay, (Jamestown).
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Crawford, Carroll E., Lake front, (Emlenton, Pa.)
Drake, Dr. Levant R., Boulevard, Clement Park.
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Felt, F. Oscar, Boulevard, Clement Park, (Jamestown).
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Fenner, James R., Lake front, (Jamestown).
Fenton, Martin L., Lake front, (Jamestown).
Frank, John J., Olive Ave., Beechwood, (Jamestown).
Frazine, Henry, Shearman's Bay, (Kane, Pa.)
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Gardner, E. B., Lake front, Gifford Park, (Youngsville, Pa.)
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Grant, F. L., Mrs., Shearman's Bay, (Salamanca).
Greenlund, A. H., Lake front, (Jamestown).
Greenlund, Christian, Lake front, Clement Park, (Jamestown).
Groesbeck, H. J., Dr., Terrace Ave., (Cincinnati, O.)
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Gron, Bertha, and Mrs. H. J. Paquin, Lake front, Clement Park (Jamestown).
Gustafson, Emil, Boulevard, Beechwood, (Jamestown).
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Hall, Alfred E., Lake front, Clement Park, (Jamestown). (^
Hultquist, Harnden, Mae, Gust, Lake Gerald front, Ave., Beechwood, Beechwood, (Jamestown).
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Haynes, Charles K., Dr., Lake front, Clement Park, (Jamestown). a_
Haynes, E. K., Lake front, (Jamestown).
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Herrick, Charles W., Lake front, (Jamestown).
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Hunt, Elton C, Lake front, Beechwood, (Jamestown).
Hunt, Willard W., Lake front, Clement Park, (Jamestown).
Jaderstrom, Axel, Lake front, Beechwood, (Jamestown).
Johnson, Alfred, Crescent Ave., Clement Park, (Jamestown).
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Johnson, E. L., Front Ave., Clement Park, (Jamestown).
Johnson, Gust, Gerald Ave., Beechwood, (Jamestown).
Johnson, Henry, Sun Set Park, (Jamestown).
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Johnson, John, Lake front, (Jamestown).
Johnson, Ralph, Lake front, Beechwood, (Rochester).
Jones, Albert M., Lake front, Beechwood, (Jamestown).
Jones, William R. and Charles A. Eckstrom, Lake front, Beechwood, (Jamestown.
Kaueld, J. Phillips, h. Gerald Ave., Beechwood, (Jamestown).
Kennedy, H., Lake front, (Jamestown).
King, Ellen, Mrs., Gifford and Highland Aves., (Belmont, N. Y.)
Kleist, Charles, Lake front, Beechwood, (Jamestown).
Lakeview Fishing Club, Lake front, Beechwood.
Langford, Mary, Rebecca and Blanche, Glenn Iris, Lake front, (Jamestown.)
Larmonth, Robert, Lake front, Beechwood, (Inverness, Can.)
Larson, James A., Lake front, Beechwood, (Jamestown).
Lawson, Amanda, Mrs., Lake front, (Jamestown).
Lawson, Andrew J., Harlem Ave., Clement Park, (Jamestown).
Lawson, Charles F., Lake front, (Jamestown).
Lawson, Elmer, Lake front, Highland Ave., (Jamestown).
Lawson, John, Lake front, Beechwood, (Jamestown).
Lawson, John E., Lake front, Gifford Ave., (Jamestown).
Laycock, Mrs., Ohio Ave., (Jamestown).
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Lehmer, J. D., Mrs., New York Ave., (Cincinnati, O.)
Leigh ton, John A., Jr., Pleasant View Ave., Clement Park, (Jamestown).
Lemont S. M., Ohio Ave., (Louisville, Ky.)
Lewis, Emogene, Mrs., Highland Ave., (Panama, N. Y.)
Liedblad, Warner F., Lake front, (Jamestown).
Lindquist, August, Highland Ave., (Jamestown).
Lindstrom, Elmer, Lake front, Beechwood, (Jamestown).
Lorentzen, Hans P., Lake front, Beechwood, (Jamestown).
Lowry, Stella and Lilly, Terrace Park, (Buffalo).
O Lundberg, John, Glenwood Ave., Clement Park, (Jamestown).
Lundquist, C. A., Lake front, Clement Park, (Jamestown).
Lundquist, John G., Lake front, Beechwood, (Jamestown).
Mace, Charles, Sherman's Bay, (Jamestown).
Maltby, George E., Glenn Iris, Lake front, (Jamestown).
Marshall, Frank H., Mrs., Lake front, Clement Park, (Jamestown).
McBurney, Anna, Mrs., Terrace, (Brownsville, Pa.)
McCloskey, John P., Lake front, Beechwood, (Jamestown).
McCord Mrs., Terrace Ave., (New York City).
McLean, William, Orchard Lodge, Sherman's Bay, (Jamestown).
Miller, Chauncey T., Lake front, (Sharon, Pa.)
Moore, A. F., Terrace, (Bradford, Pa.)
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Myer, F. M., Lake front, Beechwood, (Jamestown).
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Nichols, Charles M., Lake front, (Jamestown).
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Opdyke, George Mrs., Terrace Ave., (Jamestown).
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Olson, C. David, Gerald Ave., (Jamestown).
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O'Neill, Joseph A., (Pittsburgh, Pa.)
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Osmer, John A., Lake front, Shady Side, (Jamestown).
Osmer, William P., Lake front, Shady Side, (Jamestown).
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Paquin, Herman J., Crescent Ave., Lake front, (Jamestown).
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Peterson, August, New York Ave., (Jamestown).
Phillips, Adele, Mrs., Terrace Ave., (Dayton, O.)
Pierce E. G., Sun Set Park, (Jamestown).
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Pogue, Samuel, New York Ave., (Cincinnati. 0.)
Proudfit, W. H., Lake front, Shady Side, (Jamestown).
Purdy, William G., Beechwood, Lake front, Jamestown).
Putnam, Lewis A., Lake front, (Jamestown). ©
Randall, C. L., Olive Ave., Beechwood, (Jamestown).
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Rogers, F. B., Highland Ave., (Jamestown).
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Rumple, Harmon F., Lake front, Gifford Park, (Jamestown). 2
Rushworth, O. N., Lake front, (Jamestown).
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Sampson, Erick, Lake front, Beechwood, (Jamestown).
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Schmidt, George, Lakeview Ave., (Pittsburgh, Pa.)
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Skellie, Linus, Lake front, Beechwood, (Jamestown).
Skinner, Elmer, Sun Set Bay, (Jamestown).
Smiley, J. B., (Edmundston, Can.)
Smith, Minnie, Mrs., Lake front, Gifford and Highland Aves. (Jamestown). ^^
Smith Thomas Henry Lake front, (Jamestown).
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Taylor, Henry A., Lake front, Beechwood, Jamestown).
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Thornblad, Albert, Clement Park, (Jamestown).
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jA Tochterman, Frederick, Linwood Ave., Clement Park, (Warren, Pa.)
Tordoff, Schofield, The Elms, Lake front, (Jamestown).
A Trantum, Guy M., Glenwood Ave., Clement Park, (Jamestown).
Trantum, William E., Glenwood Ave., Boulevard, (Jamestown).
Turner, John, Lake front, Beechwood, (Jamestown).
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Walden, Frank, Ashville Road, (Jamestown).
Wenroth, Charles, Beechwood, (Jamestown).
Wescott, Herman A., Lake front, Gifford Park, (Jamestown).
Wigren, Gust, Lake front, Beechwood, (Jamestown).
Wilber, H. R., Lake front, (Jamestown).
Wilcox, Frank A., Lake front, (Jamestown).
Wilcox, William, Sherman's Bay, (Kane, Pa.)
Wilson, Charles C, Lake front, Clement Park, (Jamestown).
Wilson, Lewis, Shearman's Bay, (Jamestown).
Winchester, Frank, Lake front, Beechwood, (Jamestown).
Wiquist, Otto, Lake front, Beechwood, (Jamestown).
Woodward, Emerson H., Oakland Ave. and Boulevard, Clement Park, (Jamestown).
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Out Fluvanna Avenue to Town Line road; north to Towerville; return
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A. H. WELLMAN, Carrier.
Akin, James
Austin, Murry E.
Benson, Andrew W.
Beach, F. E.
Berggrsen, John F.
Bentley, Gustavus A.
Bender, Wm. J.
Blackmar, Ross A.
Blackmar, Frank N.
Bottomley, John
Boak, John W.
Brown, James L.
Brown, Ray
Bushey, Charles H.
Carlson, D. Victor
Camp, Wilson
Carlson, Gust H.
Carpenter, Albert
Cederquist, William G.
Cederquist, Axel E.
Cederquist, Frank A.
Cederquist, George O.
Checkary, Lewis P.
Chambers, Robert S.
Chapin, Jay S^
Clark, Almon
Clark, Glenn D.
Collander, Theo. W.
Coney, Chas. D.
Donaldson, Olof T.
DuRees, Will
Ekholm, Oscar
Erickson, Charlie A.
Fish, John C.
Furlow, James W.
Gates, Albert C.
Gifford, Leonard
Griffith, J. Emerson
Gordon, Fred W.
Anderson, Heath, H. Albert B.
Hanson, C. D.
Haskins, Mrs. B. Jane
Holson, Gust
Hooper, Clarence M.
Hooper, Fred M.
Hollenbeck, Clifton D.
Johnson, Edwin L.
Johnson, Hans R.
Johnson, James F.
Kelley, Rowland
Keef, Harrison
King, E. A.
Klomp, Wm.
Knight, Miles William
Kruger, Joe
Lawson, David S.
Lindstrom, Gust
Lown, John E.
Lord, Frank S.
Lord, Samuel
Matson, W. A.
Miller, Levi C.
Near, Lucinda B.
Near, John
Near, Earl
Nelson, Carl R.
Nelson, John
Newman, M. T.
Nickerson, Charles H.
McNallie, Dutton H.
McNaughton, G. H.
Nyberg, Alfred A.
Olson, O. J.
Palmer, J. T.
Peterson, Carl A.
Phillips, ROUTE Charles 76 H.
Prince, Eber K.
Pratt, Joseph W.
Pratt, Levi S.
Pratt, Blanchard, Clayton Fred D. C.
Salisbury, Orson N.
Sager, Leo W.
Sears, E. H.
Seifert, Grant
Sealy, Otis R. Sr.
Shaw, William F.
Sherwin, Houghton W.
Sherman, Mrs. Abigail
Sherwin, Frank M.
Simmons, Merrit
Smith, Ernest C.
Smith, Heman L.
Smith, Cyrus A.
Smith, Schuyler R.
Smith, Oliver P.
Smiley, George W.
Smiley, Frank A.
Smiley, Charles C.
Sondell, Andrew
Strunk, Hoyt
Soule, L. F.
Strunk, Fred B.
Suckow, Edward
Sweet, F. S.
Swanson, John P.
Seeley, Geo. H.
Str.unk, W. Frank
Tower, Alton D.
Thayer, Sanders M.
VanDerwark, Edwin
Williams, Mrs. Hettie
Webb, Richard
Wetsel, Mrs. Flora E.
Whitcher, Melvin
Wright, Irving P.
Warren, Enos A.
Wright, Mrs. DeEmma
Wells, John C.
Walgren, Claus
West Oak Hill to Gerry; return Main Street.
EDWARD R. LENOX, Carrier.
Young, Bitely, George Sandy W. E.
Houghtaling, Beckman, Henry Edwin A. J. Rhodes, Barkman, Scott Anna G. Brockway, John N.
Bitely, Henry
Blanchard, Erastus V. Blanchard, Fred C.
Brown, Carl F.
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Crouch, Thomas W.
Cedarquist, G. Aaron
Carlson, August
Cederquist, Peter
Driscoll, Roy
Dahlgren, John
Dahlgren, Anton S.
Erwin, James Henry
Ferguson, Eben C.
Huntington, John
Hoard, A. Lee
Hazeltine, Alton E.
Huntington, John
Harrison, Luma
Hartfield, Birger
Heath, James F.
Hoard, Earl C.
Howard, Walter P.
Hoard, Jesse
Hilary, Frederic
Keefe, John
Lindell, Andrew J.
Laidler, Mary.
Leeman, John
Lamers, John Conrad
Moon, Wallace
Melquist, Fritz T.
Melquist, Fred
McAdam, John
Nelson, Mrs. Anna
New, Chas. E.
Nordstrom, Gust F.
Nelson, Axel E.
Olson, John P.
Pattison, Frank W.
Peters, Glenn G.
Pelton, Marcus A.
Peterson, Karl W.
Sanford, David
Shaw, Fed
Smith, ROUTE Ernest E. 77
Selditch, John
Stone, Nelson A.
Swanson, Ben A.
Scott, Samuel T. Sr,
Strunk, Alvin
Sundell, Peter W.
Swanson, Lawrence
Sweet, Frank R.
S.mitb, Forest E.
Smith, Eugene D.
Travis, Erastus A.
Turner, George M.
Turner, Francis E.
Thompkins, Bert A.
Vollentine, Ward A.
Vandewark, Frank G.
Ward, Henry A.
Ward, Theodore A.
Wade, John L.
Walker, Herbert
Wait, Glenn P.
Jacobson, West to Peter Lakewood; A. west part of Busti returning on Hunt Road.
LLOYD J. BABCOCK, Carrier.
Aber, Charles C.
Asker, Gust
Alexander, John J.
Albro, Clarence D.
Alexander, Jacob
Anderson, Nels
Anderson, Alfred
Anderson, Fred
Anderson, Charles O.
Black, Howard R.
Butler, Frank H.
Babcock, Lloyd J.
Beeraan, Mrs. Annie
Benson, Oscar
Bliss, Fred J.
Broadie, Wm.
Broadberry, G.
Brown, Mrs. John S.
Brown, N. S.
Button, Ellis
Butler, Oliver B.
Carlson, Fred W.
Cree, Odell F.
Calacia, Angelo
Carrette, Jules
Carlson, Andy
Carlson, Axel
Carlson, William
Carpenter, Glenn A.
Casselman, Chas.
Cowing, Ranson T.
Cook, Fred P.
Dahlbeck, Ellis, Chase, Cornell, Davis, Anthony Fred Henry Wallace John C. H. E. K. T.
Edwards, George W.
Ekholm, David E.
Edborg, John
England, Alex
Englund, Mrs. Kate
Ferguson, U. Si.
Foster, Jesse A.
Foster, Jacob B.
Frank, Ernest
Finley, Mrs. P. A.
Gifford, Elmer C.
Gifford, Mrs. C. J.
Gisel, Otto E.
Gustafson, Axel
Griffin, Edward C.
Gifford, Melville G.
Gifford, Andrew J.
Greenlee, M. L.
Grey, J. Marshall
Hardwick, Isaac
Hart, Lovirtue C.
Hawkinson, S. C.
Hansen, George
Hanson, John H.
Hockett, Joseph C.
Harris, Geo. H.
Haskins, Albert H.
Hockett, L. Era
Honeysett, A. J.
Jaderstrom, Charles D.
Jenkins, William C.
Johnson, Alfred W.
Johnson, Jolly, John John Oscar Carl Alfred F. L. V.
Jones, Adolph G.
Kent, Marvin H.
Koehl, George W.
Love, John
Lawson, A. J.
Lawson, Albert G.
Lyon, Jerome J.
Loomis, Levi, Mrs.
Langford, Edw. R.
Lombardo, Salvator
Laycock, Thomas
Laycock, Willie
Loffredo, E. S.
Mattson, Bert L.
Mead, Henry D.
Mclntyre, Fred A.
McFarland, Frank
McMillan, A. J.
McNally, Chris
Morgan, Gerald E.
Metcalf, Richard
Meade, Whitman P.
Meyer, William F.
Moore, Leon C.
Martin, M. M.
Nutt, David L., Mrs
Nelson, Lottie, Mrs.
Noble, R. J.
Noble, Dewitt D.
Northrop, Frank
Northrop, Emory
Newton, Hubert M.
Nutt, Newville, Ohman, Oberg, Alvin Webster Elon Carl, J. A. M. Mrs.

Osborne, Ralph
Oberg, Clyde S.
Patti, Jos.
Palmeter, John R.
Polly, Clayton L.
Post, Eugene S.
Peterson, Chas.
Peterson, Walfred F.
Pavillo, Sam
Ploss, George W.
Rizzo, Frank
Rexford, L. E.
Rosendahl, John
Rohlin, Chas E.
Rulifson, John W.
Smith, Clifford B.
Smiley, Floyd
Kent Farm.
JAMESTOWN FREE DELIVERY ROUTES 549
Smith, Geo.
Smith, Horace J.
Smiley, Sanford
Shannon, Sanford
Sherlock, Merton
Sherman, Mrs.Maryette
Sisson, Mrs. Thelma
Standish, Wm. E.
Stratton, Amos
Swanson, Lena, Mrs.
Shearman, William J.
Shearman, Isaac A.Mrs.
Sherman, W. Webster
Shearman, Erie
Slater, Mrs. W. L.
Slater, ROUTE W. Adelbert 78
Strunk, Henry S.
Shearman, Ella B.
Strong, Chas. W.
Simonsen, Nick S.
Terwilliger, Wesley
Tibbits, Alva J.
Waddington, Wm.
White, George W.
Windsor, John W.
Willets, Samuel J.
Williams, Crawford M.
Wilson, William W.
Wilson, Floyd D.
Wicks, Andrew W.
Winchester, Theo. B.
Winch, Harry J.
Welshofer, George A.
Out Baker Street through Root Settlement, south to Busti, returning by
JACOB P. JOHNSON, Carrier.
Anderson, A., Mrs.
Anderson, A. W.
Ayers, Alfred S .
Anderson, Andrew C.
Anderson, Anders W.
Anderson, August
Anderson, John
Anderson, Mike
Ayers, Herbert W.
Anderson, Gust M.
Barnes, Ernest
Backlund, J. P.
Backlund, Andrew P.
Bucklin, Eugene L.
Bloom, A. F.
Bloomquist, A. F.
Bloomquist, Carl L.
Carlson, A. R.
Carlson, Amel
Carlson, Charles J.
Carlson, Conrad
Cree, Axel
Criscari, Antonia
Cowing, Fred E.
Charles, Henry
Douglas, Charles
Douglass, E. C, Mrs.
Dowd, Harrison
Eklund, Adolph F.
Ecklund, Olof
Erickson, Erick
Emory, William
Forsander, Andrew G.
Gibb, R. R.
Gibbs, E. L.
Gibbs, Robert E.
Gray, Mrs. James
Hodges, Otis
Hodges, Frank
Homer, Smith T.
Helgren, Chas. J.
Henry, Charles
Hazeltine, Albert
Hazeltine, Emil J.
Johnson, Carl
Johnson, Edwin A.
Johnson, S. Albin
Kofod, John A.
Keefer, Anna, Mrs.
Knight, Harry -
Larson, Albert J.
.Larson, Gustaf T.
Larson, Mike
Levin, Axel
Lindquist, Charles A.
Lindquist, Fred E.
Nelson, Harry W.
Pearson, Lars Edwin
Palmer, A. W., Mrs.
Pryor, Thomas R.
Peterson, Clarence
Peterson, C. V.
Peterson, Carl V.
Pierson, H. P.
Pearson, Axel
Peterson, Albert A.
Rang, Charles
Roat, Orlando
Root, Harry
Root, Charles H.
Sundhome, Chas.
Siguier, Charles A.
Stockton, Amanda
Swan, Albert J.
Smith, Ernest
Smith, Harry R.
Swanson, John A.
Spencer, Abbey
Thompson, W. A.
Trask, Claude D.
Underwood, Fred
VanVleck, Walter
Warner, Ludwig
Waggoner, Charles
Denn, Kennard
Morse, Walter W. Westerberg, Chas. A.
Denn, Loreno H. Morse, ROUTE Walter G. 79 Wheeler, C. LaVerne
Emory, South William on Forest R. Avenue Mack, to Busti; James southwest part Whiting, of Busti, Fred returning C. by
Town Ellis, James Line Road. Nelson, Minor G. Woodin, Samuel
Eaton, Edwin Lester ERNEST Nelson, H. HULTQUIST, Nels Carrier. WilQox, George F.
Anderson, A. G.
Anderson, Nygren, Andrew C. A. O. Wood, Anderson, George Gust W.
Anderson, Andrew Alexander, Frank Anderson, John M.

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Anderson, Tim
Ahlgren, Oscar
Becker, Mrs. E.
Beldner, O.
Blodgett, H. H.
Botha, Alex.
.Boswell, John
Broadhead, Guy P.
Broadhead, J. W.
Burton, James
Button, A. B.
Cale, James B.
Campbell, William
Carlson, Gust
Carlson, N. P.
Cheney, William
Crandall, Albert
Crandall, John
Crick, Will M.
Curtis, Clyde
Curtis, Albert L.
Davidson, J. W.
Denn, Arden
Denn, L. H.
Donlon, Mrs. John
Ecklund, John
Ecker, Alice
Erickson, Gust
Foster, Frank
Fosberg, Ephram
Fosburg, Eris
Ferrin, Henry J.
Fox, Mrs. M. W.
Garfield, Frank
Greenwood, J. W.
Gronberg, Walter
Hazeltine, J. W.
Hazzard, S. M.
Holdridge, Howard
Hubbs, Fred J.
Johnson, Ben
Johnson, Charles
Johnson, F. G.
Johnson, J. P.
Johnson, Geo.
Johnson, Otto
Jones, Edgar O.
Kellogg, D. W.
Kidder, S. P.
Klomp, Joe
Koch, Oscar F.
Laughlin, Mary
Larson, John A.
Lawson, John
Lawson, Nels
Leroy, John
Lewis, Clarence D.
Lindquist, John
Lindquist, Arthur
Lindquist, August
Lindquist Bros.
Lindquist, Frank
Lindahl, John
Lowery, L.
Ludwick, Andrew P.
Malmberg, A. C.
Merchant, George
Meredith, John
Meredith, Joe D.
Mitchell, Harlow W.
Moraresik, John
Nelson, ROUTE John 80
Norby, Nicholas
Nels,on, Carl A.
Nelson, Hans
Nordh, Nels
Northrop, Ring
Olson, Edd.
Ostrom, Axel
Olson, John
Odell, Omon
Parkhurst, Harry
Potter, C.J.
Person, Victor
Pederson, Christ
Pangborn, Bert
Palmer, Fred S.
Rass, William
Reed, Charles
Reed, Arthur H.
Russell, Tom
Sandbury, J. W.
Shaw, Frew W.
Shaver, George
Shaw, William H.
Swanson, Andrew
S.pitz, Grant
Soderquist, Chas. E.
Simmons, Fred
Seaholm, Chas.
Seekins, Francis
Strand, Charles
Tuttle, Edd.
Tolson, Herbert
Thegal, T.
Young, Carlie
Wait, Bruce
Wilberg, Carl
Widlund, Henry
Wing, E. D.
Walkup, Veness
White, John L.
On Baker Street, over west Swede Hill to Busti, south to State Line,
west to Town Line and return by Kent Farm.
ALBERT C. WILSON, Carrier.
Curtis, Anderson, Roy Oscar H.
Allen, John
Averill, Stephen
Anderson, Chas. W.
Averill, James M.
Andrews, Earle D.
Blodgett, Carl R.
Babcock, Grant B.
Boswell, Elmer
Boswell, Lewis M.«
Bennett, Dr. A. J.
Bruce, Charles J.
Bradway, Lester J.
Button, J. Brewer
Baker, August B.
Covey, Merritta W.
Curtis & Hamilton
Carlson, Carl John
Curtis, Charles F.
Crick, Adelbert D.
Devereaux, Preston
DuBois, Fred H.
Donelson, John
Fosburg, Skold E.
Fosburg, William A.
Frank, John D.
Gourley, Samuel
Garfield, Albert P.
Gustafson, Oscar
Harter, Frank J.
Hultin, John P.
Hamilton, Ira Earl
Hazeltine, Albert M.
Hegstrom, Charles
Jackson, Geo. W.
Jackson, George W.
Jones, Albert G.
Johnson, John P.
Johnson, Fred L.
Jensen, Jens A.
Jones, Mrs. Ida S.
Johnson, May H.
Jones, Charles P.
Johnson, Chas. H.
Jorgenson, Nels
Krantz, Emil
Larson, John A.
Lindburg, Jonas
Lund, Cloes Albert
Mattison, Charles
Mattison, Mrs. Sarah
May, Burton E.
Morgan, Alfred
Moulton, Francis
Nelson, Axel
Nelson, Carl A.

Nyberg, Fabian L.
Nourse, Mrs. Flora
Northrope, Ralph A.
Peterson, Albert
Potter, W. J.
Robbins, Wm. L.
Root, Fred H.
Rinell, Rev. J.. A.
Rhinehart, Ralph
JAMESTOWN FREE DELIVERY ROUTES 551
Smith, Dan W.
Salisbury, Rev. A. E.
Stevens, Mrs. Frances
Stoddard, Orlando J.
Salley, Ruley A.
Simmons, Ray G.
Swanson, Alfred
Swart, Mrs. Eva May
Stanford, C. Laverne
Sheppard, Elias
Scott, John August
Tibbets, George W.
Trask, Merrill E.
Wigren, William H.
Wing, Henry
Walrod, Judson
Wiquist, Paul B.
White, Ida
ROUTE 81
Out Martin Road to Kiantone, taking southwest part of Kiantone, returning
by Foote Avenue.
BERNE B. BISSELL, Carrier.
Anderson, Charles A.
Anderson, Carl J.
Adams, H. E.
Ardei'son, M.
Anderson, Warner
Bucklin, Frank
Beardsley. P. E.
Bloomer, Mrs. Fanny
Berg, C. A.
Borg, C. A.
Bjorquist, Carl
Beeman, A. J.
Burghardt, F. H.
Bucklin, Percy
Beckstrand, Albert
Bclin, Oscar
Bolin, Albert
Braley, Earl
Bratt, Ed.
Bacon, Joseph L.
Barkstrom, Henry
Clark, James
Carlson, Carl A.
Creal, Charles L.
Clump, C. J.
Carlson, J. H.
Coons, Geo.
Carlson, Joseph
Crandall, A. J.
Carlson, C. F.
Coleman, L. A.
Carlson, Andrew P.
Dybowski, S.
Eaton, Anson D.
Frankson, A.
Frey, John
Fris, Charles
Golden, John
Gardner, C. L.
Goggin, D. H.
Gustafson, Gust
Hagberg, August
Heaton, J. Warren
Hellberg, Lars
Harris, Zoe, Mrs.
Hamilton, E. G.
Hanstrom, Ed.
Hand, W. H.
Howard, J. L.
Hamilton, E. H.
Hale, J. E.
Holcomb, Watson
Howard, John L.
Hunt, Rev. C. C.
Houghwot, Laverne
Johnson, C. A.
Johnson, J. P.
Johnson, Roy
Jacobson, Peter
Jacobson. John
Knight, Rev. E. P.
Kidder, George C.
Kendall, Newton
Learn, Mrs. Jacob S.
Lundgren, Carl O.
Leidholm, Carl A.
McCall, Duane
Markiel, ROUTE Vincent 82
McCall, Leslie
Morowski, Stanley
Nelson, Bert
Nelson, C.
Oger, Amos
Paulson, Andrew J.
Penfield, Charles
Peterson, Andrew
Post, Mrs. Clyde A.
Peck, George A.
Prosser, William B.
Perry, James
Rogerson, Chas.
Rhinehart, Henry
Rowley, Frank
Rowley, Mrs. Mary L.
Roberts, Charles A.
Smith, Gerald E.
Stolkrantz, John W.
Sjoberg, John Evald
Shattuck, E.
Stearns, J. W.
Stearns, Byron
Swanson, Esther
Sanden, Don
Turner, Omer
Thomas, F. H.
Townsend, J. G.
Townsend, Frank
Tiffany, Ella Stearns
Townsend, Elmer
Van Namee. Fyron L.
Withers, John W.
Wolfe. Harry
Evinczik, Out Willard Joe Street through McCoy, Peck E. G. Settlement to Frewsburg, Westman, Albert to Prendergast
Ferry,
farm,
Truman
returning
C.
through
Miller,
Kiantone
W. E.
by Spencer farm
Wright,
and Camp
M. C.
Street.
Fuller, Carl J.
Morse, Mrs. Melinda Wait, Earl
FRANK A. WINCHESTER, Carrier.
Fris, John
Martin, Alonzo J. Whiting, G.
Anderson, Fuller, George Benjamin
Anderson, Gustaf A.
Anderson, Clarence
Akin, D. C.
Anderson, Charles
Akin, Emmett C.
Anderson, Andrew
Anderson, August
Anderson, Nelson

552 JAMESTOWN FREE DELIVERY ROUTES
Bergstrom, Nels E.
Bratt, Frank L.
Braley, Clarence E.
Brustrom, Otis L.
Bergeson, Augustus E.
Brostrom, C. Oscar
Billquist, Edward
Bush, Hoffman L.
Backensten, Nickolai
Barnes, J. Walter
Brown, Will F.
Cheney, Mark E.
Cheney, Lewis H.
Casperson, Harold
Carlson, Mrs. Clara
Coe, Mrs. Matilda
Cnattingius, August K.
Carter, Guy W.
Catlin, Guy D.
Carlson, Charles A.
Carlberg, August
Carlson, Frank E.
Davis, Herbert D.
Dahl, Mrs. Eva L.
Danielson, C. E.
Dennison, Minor
Engman, John E.
Fuller, Fred H.
Frissell, Walter P.
Gunnell, Mrs. Helen
Gould, Allen A.
Griggs, Norman B.
Gornell, Ivan
Golding, Mannie C.
Holm, August W.
Hendrickson, Charles
Hammerstrom, A. J.
Hall, James M.
Hager, Frank
Haag, John A.
Halladay, Mrs. M.
Howard, Mrs. Carrie
Johnson, August
Johnson, Andrew J.
Johnson, Frank O.
Johnson, Jacob
Johnson, Algart A.
Johnson, Swan
Johnson, Gust E.
Johnson, Herbert
Larson, Edward
Lindstrom, Jolm C.
Lindquist, Albert
LaSalle, Carl
Lagerdahl, Ernest
Lawson, C. J.
Lee, Clinton
Loberg, ROUTE Ole 83
Ludwick, Harry A.
Lindquist, Mrs. Sophia
Murphy, L. J.
Mack, Thomas
Moon, Laverne
Nelson, Mrs. Anna S.
Nelson, Alfred
Ogren, Alfred J.
Peterson, Peter
Rydell, John
Swanson, Nels B.
Swanson, John S.
Skans, Emmel
Skans, Frank A.
Skoglund, Frank L.
Swanson, O. Elmer
Simmons, Cassius L.
Spencer, Robert L.
Smith. Charles
Standish, Albert A.
Thompson, H. M.
Ware, Bird A.
White, Fred G.
Wares, Asher
Westerlund, Oscar
Whitaker, Jerome B.
Willsie, Sumner A.
Wiburg, Charles E.
Weiss, Mrs. Christine
Young, Albert A.
Youngstrum, Kdward K.
Out Curtis Street, taking East Oak Hill, Buffalo Street through Hartso
neighborhood and return on Allen Street to City Line.
HOWARD M. WILSON, Carrier.
Anderson, Edwin
Anderson, Grant
Anderson, Alfred S.
Anderson, Amil E.
Anderson, Nels E.
Anderson, Oscar F.
Aiken, Herbert W. H.
Aiken, Herbert E.
Arnold, Harvey
Brown, Andrew
Berg, Fred A.
Benson, H. C.
Berg, Charles A.
Brownell, Jerome
Brownell, William.
Crandall, John M.
Crandall, Frank A.
Coleman, Gust
Crandall, Eugene
Conroe, Robert A.
Davis, Lynn
Dahl, Nels
Dye, Archie D.
Dobbin, Earl F.
Englund, Eckman, Dahl, Harmon Albert Andrew N. P.
Englund, William F.
Ellis, Charles A.
Elf, Gust
Fuerman, Mrs. Chas. E.
Fcrbes, Grant A.
Fenton, Louis A.
Greenwall, Ed. C.
Hall, Claude
Hanson, Nels
Hunt, Artemas D.
Hsskins, Marlin
Hunt, Mrs. Martha J.
Hildom, Archie D.
Horton, Seymour D.
Hayward, Freeman
Hayward, Fred
Johnson, John A.
Johnson, John M.
Johnson, Gust T.
Johnson, Alfred O.
Johnson, Theodore O.
Johnson, Nels P.
Johnson. Andrew A.
Larson, Gust A.
Lydell, Leroy, Lawson, Gust Ransom Fred L. B.
Lynch, Mrs. Kate
Mason, Ben
Mahoney, Matthew
McDonald, William
Melquist, Charles J.
Melquist, Wm. O. A.
Melquist, Gust
Mee, Clarence,
Mattson, Amel
McAvoy, Mrs. Carrie
McGee, Stanley R.
Peterson, Andrew
Peterson, Charles E.
Palm, Charles
Pratt, Thomas
Price, Merrick B.
Quaintance, Fred
Risley, Carlton I.
Russell, Carson
Sherman, J. Dean
Stafford, Fred
Stevens, William H.
Scott. Nelson H.
Sutton, Marvin
Swanson, Soderberg, Shannahan, John L. Wm. A.

JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY. 553
Shanahan, Thomas
Skorman, Frank J.
Smith, John A.
Staples, Frank E.
Stowe, Fred S.
Swan, Gust P.
Scott, Nelson H.
Seagren, Edward A.
StricklandfChas. A.
Summerson, R. L.
Venman. John H.
Venman, Andrew A.
Walrod, Walter E.
Westman, John A.
Walgreen, Peter
Wample, Milo B.
Wallace, Olive
Webber, Willard R.
Whelpley, Erie E.
Weinstein, Rose
Woodward, Phidelia D.
Wilson, Ray
Wample, Alvia
Windell, Richard
THE
JOURNAL'S
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Persons whose names are printed in capital
letters are patrons of this work
ACCOUNTANTS.
(Public.)
Ainge, W. Ely, Audit Co., 15 East 4th.
Morgan, G. F., 15 Eighteenth.
ADVERTISING SERVICE.
Big G. Advg. Co., 5 Arcade Bldg.
Signer, F. N., 308y2 Pine.
Jamestown Poster Advg. Co., 105 West
Fourth.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
(Dealers).
CLARK HARDWARE CO., 109 North
Main.
JAMESTOWN HARDWARE CO., 120
West Third.
JOHNSON, ALBERT G., 34 South
Main.
LEWIS, P. F. & SONS, 804 N. Main.
LUNDQUIST, C. A. & CO., 2 South
Main.
ARCHITECTS.
FREEBURG & FIDLER, 313-315 Chadakoin
Bldg.
Hultgren, Carl O., 524 Chadakoin Big.
JOURNAL ENGRAVING CO., 12 West
Second.
Mason, Joseph, 28 Barrett Bldg.
Pedersen, C. C, 119 Lakeview Ave.
Rulifson, J. W., 110-112 West Third.
Wilson & Craig, 43 Barrett Bldg.
ARISTO PAPER.
(Manufacturers.)
AMERICAN ARISTOTYPE DIVISION
EASTMAN KODAK CO., 56 Prospect.
ARTISTS.
Butler Bertha, over 21 West Second.
Holmes, Catherine L., 825 Prendergast
Trimm, Lee, over 106 East Third.
Winsor, Helen, 503 East Second.
ART NEEDLEWORK.
Blauvelt & Hunt, 340 East Third.
Lavery Art Shop, 122 West Third.
Morgan, Genevieve, 10 East Fourth.
Starr's Art Shop, 112 West Third.
Winnberg, Jennie, 39 Mechanic.
ART STORES.
ALDRICH ART & CHINA CO., 302
North Main.
LARSON, O. F., 222-224 East Second.
ART STUDIOS.
(China and Water Color.)
Butler, Bertha, over 21 West Second.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
ARMSTRONG, GEORGE T., 600-603
Fenton Bldg.
BATES, ROYAL M., 600-603 Fenton
BLACKMON, G. M., 432-433 Wellman
Bootey, E. R., over 28 North Main.
Cameron, W. S., 307 Fenton Bldg.
CARLSON, D. LAWRENCE, 506 Fenton
Bldg.
CAWCROFT, ERNEST, 408 Fenton
CROSBY, ERASTUS, over 221 North
Main.
CURTIS FRANK G., 504-506 Fenton
CURTISS, J. DELEVAN, 304-306 Fenton
Bldg.
DEAN, BENJ. S., 600-603 Fenton Bldg.
Durand, L. T., 525-526 Wellman Bldg.
Falconer, A. D., over 103 East Third.
Fancher, Leon L., 101 Gokey Bldg.
FISHER & FISHER, 501-504 Wellman
Bldg.
Fowler, J.I., 1 Arcade Bldg.
FOWLER, J. SAMUEL, 434-436 Wellman
Bldg.
FRANK, GLENN A., 13-14 Gokey Bldg.
FURLOW, ALFRED L„ 8 Hall Block.
GREEN, GROVER, Main. ton Bldg. ELEAZER, EDWARD CHARLES J., over S., over 301 400-401 301 N. Main. North Fen­

554 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY.
HANCHETT, L. L., over 104 East 3rd.
HITCHCOCK, ARTHUR H„ over 9
West Third.
HUNT, HERBERT L., 431-432 Wellman
Bldg.
JACKSON, ROBERT H., 600-603 New
Fenton Bldg.
JENKS, A. FRANK, 531-533 Wellman
Johnson, Adolf F., Wellman Bldg.
JONES, CLAYTON M., 503 Fenton
JUDE, GEORGE W., 401-404 Wellman
KETTLE, ARTHUR W., 501-502 Fenton
Bldg.
KING, WILLIAM E., 525-526 Wellman
Bldg.
LEWIS, HARRY R., 7-8 Gokey Bldg.
MOTT, FRANK H., 600-603 Fenton
NEIL, GRANT E., 27 Gokey Bldg.
Olson, Olof A., 11 New Gifford Bldg.
PECKHAM, VERNON E., 435-436
Wellman Bldg.
PETERSON, FREDERICK R., 604-605
Fenton Bldg.
PICKARD, C. A., over 102 East Third.
PICKARD, RAY F., 534-535 Wellman
PRICE, CHESTON A., 507 Fenton
PRICE, WILSON C, 404-406 Fenton
Price, Orsell C, Wellman Bldg.
STAFFORD, JAMES P., 1 First National
Bank Bldg.
STEVENS, FRANK W., 404-406 Fenton
Bldg.
THRASHER & CLAPP, 331-335 Wellman
Bldg.
WEEKS & ROSS, 400-402 Chadakoin
WHEELER, F. S., over 302 N. Main.
WIBORG, CHARLES H., 400-401 Fenton
Bldg.
WICKS & REXFORD, 5 Hall Block.
WILTSIE, L. W., First National Bank
Bldg.
Woodbury, E. E., over 301 North Main.
ATTORNEYS.
(Patent.)
Baldwin, S. Arthur, 500-502 Fenton
Bldg.
ATTORNEYS.
(Pension.)
HANCHETT, L. L., over 104 East 3rd.
STAFFORD, A. H. & SON, 1 First National
Bank Bldg.
Whitmore, Charles W., 24 Cross.
AUTO LIVERY.
(See Taxicabs.)
AUTOMOBILES.
(Garages and Repairs.)
Chautauqua Auto Tire Repair Co.,
BACKUS, EAGLE JAMESTOWN 217% CO., 211 Washington.
GARAGE, C. Pine. E., AUTO 201318 Lafayette. TIRE Washington. REPAIR
JAMESTOWN AUTO SALES CO., 9
Holmes.
JAMESTOWN GARAGE CO., 205
Cherry.
PETERMAN GARAGE CO., 107-109
West Fourth.
Salisbury, Claude C, 14-16 Twelfth.
Service Garage, 105 Washington.
WASHINGTON GARAGE, 317 Washington.
AUTO PARTS.
(Manufacturers.)
JAMESTOWN CAR PARTS MFG. CO.
(radiators), 106 Steele.
SALISBURY WHEEL & MFG. CO.,
(wheels and axels), Tiffany Ave.
AUTOMOBILES,
(Sales Agencies.)
BACKUS, CHARLES E.,—Buick—201
Lafayette.
Cole & Nelson—Maxwell—213 Pine.
Clark & Welshofer—Velie—342 Crossman.
EAGLE GARAGE CO.—Ford, Hudson,
Reo—318 Washington.
Fisher, Jerome B., Jr., — Stearns
Knight—88 Prospect.
JAMESTOWN GARAGE CO.—Cadillac.
Stutz—205 Cherry.
PETERMAN GARAGE CO. — Chalmers,
Overland, Saxon—107-109 W.
4th.
Pelton, G. A.,—Pullman—205 Cherry.
Service Garage—Oakland—105 Washington.
Shoultz, Harry J.,—King—11 Bassett.
WASHINGTON GARAGE — Detroit
Electric, Dodge, Franklin, Studebaker—819
Washington.
AWNINGS, FLAGS AND TENTS.
(Manufacturers.)
HOLMES AWNING WORKS, 112-114
East Third.
BAKERS.
(Retail.)
Bailey's Home Bakery, 627 Prendergast
Ave.
Brooklyn Bakery, 2 Brooklyn Square.
Buckley, Mrs. Ann, 1164 Prendergast
Caceres, Mrs. E., 148 Foote Ave.
CLARKE BAKING CO., 3 West Third.
Forbes Delicatessen, 610 North Main.
Harrington, Mrs. Lucy L„ 30 Derby.
HARRIS BROS., 212 Pine.
Hill & Aylesworth, 608 North Main.
1451/2
JONES, FRANK T., under 202 W. 4th.
Jones, Morgan Pickles, Themely, Stewart, Mrs. & Sarah, Annie, George Nelson, L. M., 221 East & 706 30 Harrison.
Co., Cowden North Second 36 Harrison. Main. Place. & Third.

Thompson, Sylvia, 150 Foote Ave.
Wilson, Elde S., 211 East Second.
BAKERIES.
(Wholesale.)
CLARKE BAKING CO., 13-19 Richmond
Place.
HARRIS BROS., 212 Pine.
Hill & Aylesworth, 608 North Main.
JONES, FRANK T., 202 West Fourth.
National Biscuit Co., 53-55 River.
BALL BEARINGS.
(Manufacturers.)
Gurney Ball Bearing Co., 14 Scott.
Salisbury Ball Bearing Co., 608 Fenton
Bldg.
BANKS.
BANK OF JAMESTOWN, 216 North
Main.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS BANK,
215 North Main.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, East
Third and Main.
NATIONAL CHAUTAUQUA COUN­
TY BANK, 201 North Main.
Swedish-American National Bank, 204
North Main.
UNION TRUST CO., 211 North Main.
BARBERS.
Anderson, Henry G., 308 East Second.
Anderson, A. A., 221 Cherry.
Basile, Frank, 43 Harrison.
Carcilla, Phillip, 342 Allen.
Cardinole, Ross, 16 Willard.
Christensen, S. T., 60 Winsor.
Conti & Reed, 19 Market.
Constantin, P., 34 South Main.
Cusimano, Tony, 209 Allen.
Darrow, M., 9 West First.
Doc's Shaving Parlor, under 6 South
Main.
Dryburgh, W. G., 13 y2 North Main.
Franchina, Siro, 13iy2 Harrison.
Gulino, John, under 10 South Main.
Guinta, Frank, 134 Harrison.
Gullo, John, 114 Harrison.
Hansen, H. M., under 23 West Third.
Hines, Seth, under 34 North Main.
Hotchkiss, W. C, under 211 N. Main.
Jefferson, Manley, under 10 West 3rd.
Knorr, John A., 222 North Main.
Lee, George L., 221 Cherry.
Martin, Perry, 116 North Main.
McMahon, Thomas G., 630 E. Second.
Meli, John F., 709 North Main.
Meli! Joe, under 14 East Second.
Milioto, Miller, Nelson Northrop Paterniti, and 5 Marie & Market. Joe, Bros., Frank, Johnson, 943 S., 117 under East 319 under Fairmount Cherry. Second. 9 South 9 S. Ave. Main.
JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY. 555
Roberts & Suthern, 14 West First.
Robinson, John W., under 14 E. Third.
Safford, Glen L., under 100 East 2nd.
Sam's Shaving Parlor, under 10 South
Main.
Samuels Barber Shop, under Samuels
Hotel.
Schwein, L. L„ 602 North Main.
Sharp, Vern, 628 East Second.
Spoto, Vincenzo, 152 Foote Ave.
Spoto, Vincenzo, 1058 East Second.
Thornton, V. S., 703 West Eighth.
Vallone & Caprino, 27 North Main.
Westphal, Oscar, 49 South Main.
Wickfield, Richard N., under 26 E. 3rd.
Wickfield, R. N., Jr., under 113 North
Main.
Wood, C. E., 2 West Third.
Wright & Son, 28 North Main.
York, E. O. & Son, under 200 North
Main.
BARBERS SUPPLIES.
Constantin, P., 34 South Main.
Peterson, Frank G., 1 Arcade Bldg.
BATHS.
(Turkish—Electric.)
Eagle Bath Parlor, Eagle Garage.
Goudy, Mrs. Samuel P., over 20 E. 3rd.
ROWE'S BATH PARLORS, 416 W. 3d.
BEE HIVES AND APIARISTS
SUPPLIES.
FALCONER, W. T., MFG. CO., Falconer,
N. Y.
BICYCLES.
(Dealers and Repairers.)
Graff, J. W., 15 East Third.
Huntington, J. W., 53 Sout-h Main.
Pew, Charles H., Ill East Third.
BILLIARDS.
(See Pool and Billiards.)
BILL POSTING & DISTRIBUTING.
Jamestown Poster Advg. Co., 105
West Fourth.
BLACKSMITHS & HORSESHOERS.
Berg, John, 38 Institute.
Coppie's Shop, Factory Alley, bet. Second
and Third.
Hoard, Claude, 10 Harrison.
Hoard, W. M., 208 Washington.
Hollander, Nels, 112 Harrison.
Jones, A. M., rear 113 East Second.
Little, Simon S., rear 208 W. Fourth.
NELSON & NELSON, 15 Harrison.
Sundquist, Charles, 306 Harrison.
THOMAS & JANVIER, 118 W. 4th.
BLANK MERZ, North BOOK MARTIN Main. MANUFACTURERS.
& SON, over 202

556 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY.
SHERMAN, A. E., over 16 West 2nd.
BROKERS.
White, Frank H., over 101-103 N. Main. Brown, Earl L., 77 Allen Block.
BUTTS, A. J. & SON, 211 Cherry.
COLLIER & STERNEBORG, 35-36
Gokey Bldg.
FRANK, J.J., 7 Hall Block.
HITCHCOCK, H., over 9 West Third.
Holmes, G. C, Chadakoin Bldg.
Moody, F. R., over 16 East Third.
Present, Abe, 25 North Main.
Shaw, J. B„ 401-404 Wellman Bldg.
SLONE, MELHUISH & CO., over 303
North Main.
Strong, L. C, Gokey Bldg.
SWEDISH-AMERICAN LAND CO.,
320 Cherry.
Todd, Fred P., 11-12 Gokey Bldg.
Trantum & Giles, 29 North Main.
WELLER, J. M. & SON, 39-40 Gokey
Block.
Young, C. H., 11-12 Gokey Bldg.
BROOMS.
(Manufacturers.)
Holmstrom, Gust, 622 Barrows.
BUILDING MATERIAL.
CHAUTAUQUA LUMBER CO., Monroe
and Isabelle Ave.
BOARDING HOUSES.
Brooklyn House, 7 Harrison.
Chautauqua, The, 304 West Third.
Cole, M.J., 311 West Second.
Evans, Mrs., E. E., 217 East Third.
Leet, F. F., 409 Prendergast Ave.
MARVIN HOUSE, MRS. VIOLA EV­
ERETT, 105 West Second.
OSMER, THE, 413-417 West Third.
Robertson, Mrs. Amos T., 149 J. & G.
BOILERS.
(Manufacturers and Repairers.)
JAMESTOWN BOILER WORKS, 712
Monroe.
Sundquist, C. G., 306 Harrison.
BOOK BINDERS.
MERZ, MARTIN & SON, over 202
North Main.
SHERMAN, A. E., over 16 W. Second.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
CLARK, FRANK M., 300 North Main.
HATCH, F. E„ 10 East Third.
MASON NEWS CO., 8 East Third, 10
North Main and 14 West Third.
MONARCH STATIONERY & PAPER
CO., 221 North Main.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
(Manufacturers.)
Gokey, Wm. Shoe Co., 516 E. Sixth.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
(Wholesale.)
THING, G. E. & CO., 412 Chadakoin
BOTTLERS.
JAMESTOWN BOTTLING CO., 603-
609 West Eighth.
MILWAUKEE BOTTLING CO., 104
East Second.
PEOPLE'S BOTTLING CO., 57 Winsor.
BOWLING ALLEYS.
Colonial Bowling Alley, under 623 E.
Second.
Floss Palace Alleys, 213-215 Cherry.
BREWERIES.
JAMESTOWN BREWING CO., 612-620
West Eighth.
LANG, (GERHARD) BREWING CO.,
7-13 Harrison.
BRICK.
Cobbe, A. M., 27 Barrett Bldg.
Jamestown Shale Paving Brick Co.,
40 Quarry Road.
CHAUTAUQUA REFRIGERATING
CO., 66 Foote Ave.
JAMESTOWN ROOFING CO., 120 E.
Third.
JOHNSON ICE & COAL CO., 610 W.
Eighth.
LYONS, HARRY, Market.
Nelson Bros., 233-237 Prospect.
SHEDD, L. F., Cor. Isabelle and Monroe.
VAN DERVOORT SUPPLY CO., 828
Monroe.
WILSON, JOHN T., EST., 131 Winsor.
BUILDING MOVERS.
Denslow, G. W., 27 Chautauqua Ave.
Lee, John A., 147 Prospect.
Wise, George, 902 Lafayette.
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
JAMESTOWN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
317 Cherry.
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
(Wholesale.)
JAMESTOWN DAIRY CO., 307 Spring.
Peck, Daniel, 30 South Main.
CARRIAGES.
(See Wagons.)
CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Bates, Charles F., 822 North Main.
TOWNSEND CARPET CLEANING
WORKS, 3iy2 Linden Ave.
Johnson, JOHNSON, CARPENTER Herman, J. A., 8 over Fenton SHOPS. 34 Taylor. Place.

CARPETS AND DRAPERIES.
ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO. (The)
114-116-118 West Third.
ANDERSON, A. C. & C. A., 212-214
North Main.
BOSTON DEPT. STORE, 102 East 2d.
DUFFEE, E. E„ 20-22 West Third.
FIELD & WRIGHT CO., 100-108 No.
Main.
GAGE FURNITURE CO., 13 East 3rd.
JOHNSON, P. M. CO., 14-16 E. 2nd.
MACOMBER, F. V., 2-6 East Second.
NORD FURNITURE CO., 109-111 East
Second.
SCHOLIN FURNITURE CO., 203 East
Second.
SHARPE, A. D. CO. (THE), 203 North
Main.
CARPET AND RUG WEAVING.
Urch, C. M., 77 Barker.
CATERERS.
Allen, Isidore L., 163 South Main.
Anderson, Mrs. J. G., 11 Blanchard.
Bassett, Mrs. L. E., 616 East Sixth.
Green, Mrs. Minnie, 17 West 15th.
CEMENT BLOCK MANU­
FACTURERS.
Berquist, Eric, 28 Clyde Ave.
Johnson Cement Block Co., Durant Av.
VAN DERVOORT SUPPLY CO., Monroe
and Isabelle Ave.
CHINA PAINTING.
BUTLER, BERTHA, over 21 West 2d.
CHILDREN'S FURNISHINGS.
Thompson, S. W., 307 North Main.
CHIROPODISTS.
Rockwell, Mrs. S. E., over 122 W. 3rd.
Virginia Hair Shop, 310 Pine.
CHIROPRACTORS.
Bard, Jay, 331 East Third.
Burgett, Mrs. Mary E., over 111 E. 2d.
McCartney, Geo., 33-35 Russell Block.
Pinney, L. Preston, 63 South Main.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PRAC­
TITIONERS.
Lay, Mrs. G. G., 415-416 Wellman Bldg.
Lovejoy, Mrs. E. G„ 5 Ninth.
Rooks, W. W., 313 Spring
Strunk, Mrs. Frances, 417 W. Third.
CIGARS.
(Manufacturers.)
Feather Cigar Co., 217 S.pring.
Jamestown Cigar Co., 132 Foote Ave.
Lewin, Samuel nu«., B., 10 nr* Warner KQ Q Block. TMqiti
Lorentzen, H. P., over 310 East 2nd.
Lunn Andrew, over 12 North Main.
JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY. 557
Noon Cigar Co., 307 Allen.
Tinkham Bros., 22-26 Barrett Bldg.
WICANDER, E. CIGAR CO., 317 E. 2d.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
(Dealers.)
Beardsley, P. Elmer, 25 Forest Ave.
Bentley, B. A., 214 West Third.
Bronson, Addison, 132 Foote Ave.
Bottini, Louis, 12 North Main.
Constantin, P., 34 South Main.
Holm, Ralph C. G., 625 East 2nd.
Jacobson, J. A., 1 South Main and 1
West First.
JAMESTOWN ROOFING CO. 120 E.
Third.
Johnson, Charles A., 119 East Second.
Lamson, S. W., 211 East Second.
Lang, W. H., 13 Market.
Lowell, A. P., 26 East Third.
Lund, Andrew W., 6 Willard.
MASON NEWS CO., 8 North Main,
10 East Third and 14 West Third.
McCormick News Co., 113 W. Third.
Noon Cigar Co., 307 Allen.
Powers, L. J., 118 East Third.
Stanley, Jack,s126 East Second.
Swanlon, Gust, 20 East Second.
United Cigar Store, 217 North Main.
Waite, R. E., 5 West Third.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
(Wholesale.)
Feather Cigar Co., 217 Spring.
Jamestown Cigar Co., 132 Foote Ave.
Lewin, S. B., Warner Block.
Noon Cigar Co., 307 Allen.
Tinkham Bros., 22-26 Barrett Bldg.
WICANDER, E. CIGAR CO., 317 East
Second.
CIVIL ENGINEERS.
Bentley, C. E., 522 Chadakoin .Bldg.
Chapman & Graham, 110 Gokey Bldg.
Jones, Clyde G., City Hall. I
McConnell & Lee, 17-18 Gokey Bldg
Wilson & Craig, 43 Barrett Bldg.
CLEANERS AND DYERS.
(Clothes.)
Anderson, David G., 324 N. Main.
Brogren, Morris, 248 Forest Ave.
CHISHOLM, JAMES, 1402 East 2nd.
Jamestown Steam & Dry Cleaning
Works, 628 East Second.
Morrison, J. F., 16 East Third.
Samuels Tailoring & Cleaning Co., 218
Cherry.
Sundquist, Ruby Cooper, 174 Fairmount
THOMAS CLOTHIERS.
BACKMAN Tafik, 47 Main.
Zylfo, Main
Ave.
CLEANING & 19 and ANDERSON, Forest 213 West & Ave. DYEING Third. 117 North CO.

558 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY.
Bell, John E., 108 East Third.
Butts, Perl A., 209 Cherry.
B. & F. CREDIT CLOTHING CO., 101
East Second.
BERGSTROM CO., 217 North Main.
Brooklyn Square Bargain House, 12
South Main.
FAMOUS, THE, 14 North Main.
GUS & BEN SPECIALTY CO., 7-8
Allen Block.
Jaderstrom, Lundquist & Moe, 12 East
Second and 109 West Third.
Johnson, E. S., 107 East Second.
Johnson, G. F. Clothing Co., 17 Market.
JONES & SCHARF, 210 North Main.
LUNDQUIST, A. N., 220 North Main.
Mayo Clothing Co., 19-21 North Main.
OHLQUIST & JOHNSON, 219 North
Main.
Parrott, R. A., 110 North Main.
PEOPLE'S STORE (THE), 11 E. 3rd.
Printz Co., (The), 208 North Main.
PROUDFIT CLOTHING CO., 206 No.
Main.
RELIANCE CLOTHING CO., 312 No.
Main.
Rowley, Thomas F., 16 East Third.
Slosberg, L. H., 3-9 East Second.
TOGGERY SHOP, 112 North Main.
COAL, COKE AND WOOD.
(Dealers.)
CHAUTAUQUA REFRIGERATING
Co., 66 Foote Ave.
JOHNSON ICE & COAL CO., 610
West Eighth.
JOHNSON, ALBERT G., 30 S. Main.
SHEDD, L. F., Cor. Isabelle and Monroe
Ave.
COFFEES AND TEAS.
Direct-to-You Co., over 7 East Third.
GRAND UNION TEA CO., 210 E. 2nd.
NEW YORK TEA & COFFEE CO.,
106 East Third.
Wersen, CharlesJ., 448 Willard.
COLD STORAGE.
CHAUTAUQUA REFRIGERATING
CO., 66 Foote Ave.
Jamestown Cold Storage Co., 5-7 Taylor.
COLLECTION AGENCIES.
Chadakoin Mercantile & Adjusting
Co., 33 Gokey Bldg.
COMMERCIAL AGENCIES.
BRADSTREET'S, over 211 N. Main.
DUN, R. G., AGENCY, 510-512 Chadakoin
Bldg.
Furniture Commercial Agency Co.,
Lyon Bldg. North (The Furniture Main. Red Book), Agency, 513 Chadakoin over 303
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Jamestown Commission Co., 213-215
Spring.
Jamestown Fruit Co., 19 West 2nd.
TREAT & OGILVIE, 208 Pine.
CONFECTIONERS.
(Manufacturers and Wholesalers.)
CHAUTAUQUA CONFECTIONERY
CO., 107 East First.
Davis, Warn & Co., 20 Shearman PI.
E. & M. Cough Drop Co., 18 W. First.
•SAMUELS CANDY SHOP, 17 W 3rd.
Thompson Candy Co., 2-6 Holmes.
Turner Candy Co., 18 West First.
CONFECTIONERS.
(Retail.)
Bottini, Louis, 12 North Main.
Brown, G. E., 106 Fairmount Ave.
Buck, W. E., 909 North Main.
Carlson, Henry, 941 Newland Ave.
CLARK, F. M., 300 North Main.
Conner, Mary E., 148 Foote Ave.
Constas, John G., 9 West Third.
HARRIS BROS., 212 Pine.
HATCH, F. E., 10 East Third.
Hatch, George M., 360 Fairmount Av.
JAMESTOWN PHARMACY, 8 East.
Johnson, Charles A., 119 East Second.
Kitch, D. A., 937 East Second.
Lamson, S. W„ 209 East Second.
Marcello, Frank, East Third & Main.
Pinnise, John, 228 Fairmount Aye.
Puritan Confectionery, 119 W. Third.
Renello, A., 45 South Main.
SAMUELS CANDY SHOP, 17 W. 3rd.
Sugar Bowl, 7 South Main.
Van Every, Stella, 234 East Second.
Veit, Peter W., 1062 East Second.
WELLMAN BROS., 101 West Third.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Ackroyd & Son, 85 Barker.
Arter, William O., (cement), 1052
North Main.
Benson, S. T., (General), 413-414 Wellman
Bldg.
Blagbrough, James, 426 East Fifth.
Bloomquist, Peter G., (mason), 360
Foote Ave.
Card, G. S., (sand), 216 Hallock.
Calahane, J. P., (pipe line and paving),
10 % Crane.
Carlson, Swan M., 110 Weeks.
Clark, Millard F., 291 Hallock.
Carlson, Carl P., 132 Sampson.
Erickson, Eric, 30 McKinley Ave.
Fisk, Frank M., 17 Potter Ave.
Gustafson Bros., 30 Bush.
Gustafson, HAAS, Hughes, Tenth. Bldg., CHARLES (General). James John K., A., C, over 413-414 Monroe, 10 E. Wellman corner Third.

JAMESTOWN CONSTRUCTION CO.,
12-16 River.
Jenner, M. J., over 13 West Second.
Johnson, Alfred J., 210 Barrett.
Johnson, C. Otto, 52 McKinley Ave.
JOHNSON, JOHN A., 34 Taylor.
Johnson & Hanson, 219 East First.
Jones, John P., 178 Barrett.
Larson, Andrew J., 101 Gokey Bldg.
Lawson, Andrew J., 300 Wellman
Lawson, John F., 202 Broadhead Ave.
Lee & Fletcher, (cement), 28 Ivy.
Lind, J. A., (plaster), 20 Cross,
LINDBECK, CHARLES, 12-16 River.
Lindquist, Albert, 137 Water.
Mahoney & Swanson (General), 3 Arcade
Bldg.
Mann,' Frank, 11 Wildwood Ave.
Martinson, Otto, 211 Palmer.
Morse, Andrew O., 642 Winsor.
Mullen, Peter H., 1022 North Main.
Nelson, Carl, 17 Juliet.
Nelson, Eric. 104 Bowen.
Nisson, William F., 7 Thirteenth.
Olson, Anton E., (plaster), 27 Maple.
Rogerson, David M., 120 Barrett.
Sharp, C. M., 5 Geneva.
Shellberg, Emil, 300 Wellman.
Stoner, E. M., 500 West Second.
Stockton, T. L., 8 Hall Ave.
Swanson, Fred A., 26 Buffalo.
Swanson, Gust, (general), 14 Stowe.
Swanson, John C, (paving), 68 Barrett.
JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY. 559"
WARREN CONSTRUCTION CO., 25-CUSTOM TURNING.
26 Gokey Bldg.
Westerline, Clyde A., (plaster), 117
Front.
Yarling, Gustaf, 219 Front.
CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS.
Chautauqua School of Nursing, 110
East Fourth.
International, 10-12 Wellman Bldg.
CORSETS.
Eddy, Mrs. F. S., 514 Prendergast Ave.
Hill, Anna L., 39 New Gifford Bldg.
CORSET MAKERS.
Walkup, Hattie, 32 Kingsbury Ave,
COTTON YARN CONVERTERS.
Ashwell, E. J. & Co., 113 Foote Ave.
COTTON WARP AND BATTING.
(Manufacturers.)
JAMESTOWN COTTON MILLS, 5E
Center.
COSTUMES.
Rockwell, Mrs. S. E., over 122 W. 3rd
CRACKERS. Seymour, National Biscuit Mrs. (Wholesale.) L. Co., T., 213 55 River. E. 3rd.
CREAMERIES.
Anderson, C. W. & B. M., 192 Falconer.
Anderson, Gust, 11 Blanchard.
Buck, W. E., 909 North Main.
Dew Drop Creamery, 28 Willard.
Handy Creamery, 718 Cherry.
Harrington, Lucy L., 30 Derby.
Hawley & Hawley, 207 Fairmount Av.
Hoard & Clark, 251 South Main.
Homer, Glenni R., 306 West Fourth.
JAMESTOWN DAIRY CO., 307 Spring
Johnson, Alfred, 14 Willard.
Jolly, John F., Fairmount Ave., bey.
limits.
Jones, Leonard F., 1067 East Second.
Kent, W. L., 23 Market.
Kidder Street Creamery, 10 Kidder.
Lakeview Creamery, 524 Winsor.
Paulson, S. L., 100 Barrows.
Peterson, Frank G., 168 Chandler.
Peterson, F. H., 182 Thayer.
Prosser, L. W., 561 East Second.
Rodney, Albert C, 207 Fairmount Av.
Turner, Morris, 633 East Second.
Young, J. W., 174 Fairmount Ave.
CROCKERY &HOUSEFURNISHINGS
Aldrich Art & China Co., 302 North
Main.
HULTQUIST, C. A., (The Fair), 18
East Third.
Jamestown Crockery Store, 18 West
Third.
LARSON, O. F., 222-224 E. Second.
American Carving Works, 200 Crescent.
Martyn Bros., 501 West Fifth.
Meyer, F. M., 340% Steele.
DECORATIONS.
Bartlett, J. C. Decorating Co., 300
East Second.
HOLMES AWNING WORKS, 112-114
East Second.
DENTISTS.
ANDERSON & DRAKE, 5-6 First National
Bank Bldg.
BEAL, M. J., over 10 East Third.
Burt, Wallace D., 500 Chadakoin Bldg.
Girvin, Walter, over 16 East Second.
,-Goucher, W. E., over 223 North Main.
.-Granger, R. J., 8-9 Barrett Bldg.
/ Hart, F. C, 42 Barrett Bldg.
Johnson, N. E., 1-2 Gifford Bldg.
Johnson, R. E., 300 Chadakoin Bldg.
Johnston, E. T., 300 Chadakoin Bldg.
• Knapp, Lindbeck, Nelson, Monroe, Lindstrom, F. C. F. R. H., A., F. E., over Odd 536 F., 500 300 209 Wellman Fellows Chadakoin North Temple. Bldg. Main. Bldg. Bldg.

560 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY.
Rawson, C. H., 6 Barrett Bldg. Eckman, Mrs. Christine, Apartment E,
ROBERTS, R. G., 500 Chadakoin Bldg. 27 Forest Ave.
Teller, W. E., 306 North Main. Eddy, Mrs. F. S., 514 Prendergast Ave.
West, E. L., over 12 East Third. Erickson, Elvira, 41 Derby.
DEPARTMENT STORES.
Erickson, Minnie O., 107 Park.
ABRAHAMSON BIGELOW CO., 114- Erickson, Mary L., 24 Colfax.
118 West Third.
ANDERSON, A. C. & C. A., 212-214
North Main.
Fisher, Mrs. Mildred, 803% Pine.
Forsbeck, Hannah, 28 Derby.
Forsberg, Alma, 29 College.
BOSTON DEPT. STORE, 100-102 East Haman, Kate, 112 Lincoln.
Second.
JOHNSON, P. M. CO., 14-16 E. Second.
JONES & AUDETTE, 2-6 E. Second.
DESIGNERS, COMMERCIAL.
Forsberg, Harold, 501-502 Fenton Big.
Harrington, Alice, 211 West Fifth.
Heelas, Mrs. Louise, 714 Washington.
James, Grace T., 23 Derby.
Johnson, Frederica L., 66 Liberty.
Jull, Ella J., 128 Buffalo.
Hultgren, Carl O., 505 Chadakoin Big. Kingman, Mrs. Frank J., 215 Fulton.
JOURNAL ENGRAVING CO. 12 W. 2d
DRAYMEN.
(Headquarters, 7 Taylor.)
AMES. TRANSFER CO., 212 Prendergast
Ave.
CHAUTAUQUA STORAGE & TRANS­
FER CO., 509 West Third.
Frank & Smith, 283% South Main.
Fuller, Archie, 29 North Main.
Gleason, David M., 12 Kingsbury Ave.
Hanson, Henry, 122 Park.
Haupin, Carl, 605 West Seventh.
Holmberg, John A., 250 Bowen.
Hoyt, R. L., 1115 Washington.
Luce, I. W., 73 Cole Ave.
McGee, Max, 107 Eleventh.
Morgan, Theodore, 10 Summit.
Newberry, J. O., 18 Weeks.
Newton, Nathan P., Jr.,842 N. Main.
OBERG TRANSFER CO., Erie Depot.
Tewey, Charles W., 358 S. Main.
Vincent, E. C, 29 Hopkins Ave.
VINCENT TRANSFER CO., 110 West
Second.
DRESS GOODS AND SUITINGS.
Stark, O. P., over 219 North Main.
York State Mills Co., 16 East First.
DRESSMAKING.
Beaver, Nellie, 103 Steele.
Bell, Mrs. J. E., 505 Winsor.
Benson, Mina L., 2 East Fourth.
Berry, Minnie O., 16 Price.
Knapp, Martha P., 315 West Eighth.
Knowles, Sadie A., 11 Fourteenth.
Kofod, Bertha M., 43 Charles.
Larson,' Selma A., 12 Victoria Ave.
Leonard, Harriet R., 217 Lincoln.
LeRoy, Mrs. Helena J., 822 Spring.
Lindholm, Myrtle, 15 Shaver.
Lowe, Lillian, 140 McKinley Ave.
Magnuson, Anna E., 196 Barrett.
Mallory, Anna, 157 Prospect.
McCall, Mrs. Julia, 12 Water.
McVeigh, Mary, 2 East Fourth.
Merrill, Ida M., 38 Van Buren.
Miller, Sarah, 11 Kingsbury Ave.
Mohl, Judith C, 113 Park.
Myers, A. Louise, 26 New Gifford Bldg.
Myers, Mary M., 417 Prend. Ave.
Nelson, Mrs. Perry, 237 Barrett.
Oldsworth, Beatrice, 127 Maple.
Olson, Judith, 22 Chapman.
Olson, Selma, 31 Bowen.
Parks, Mabel G., over 219 Spring.
Parsons Parlors, 32 Willard.
Peterson, Edith A., 129 Park.
Phillips, Mrs. Stella, 58 McKinley Ave.
Pickard, Mrs. Berdena, 207 West 4th.
Rice, Bertha E., 26 Derby.
Scott, Louise, 25 College.
Shaw, Mrs. Flora, over 200 Washington.
Sill, Georgia, 11 Kingsbury Ave.
Smith, Lillian, 615 Lafayette.
BURNETT, THE HOUSE OF, 312 Spencer, Mrs. Georgia, 811 Prendergast
North Main.
Ave.
Calahane, Elizabeth, 46 Center.
Carlson, Edith, 23 Derby.
Carlson, Marie, 175 McKinley Ave.
Carlson, Nannie, 123 Prospect.
Caskey, Mrs. R. E., 716 Lafayette.
Clark, Mary E., 291 Hallock.
Stone, Mrs. Cora, 6 Ninth.
Stormer, Mrs. Emma, 304 Prend. Ave.
Strand, Ellen, 224 Prospect.
Sutcliffe, Rhoda, 11 Thayer.
Suter, Anna, 12 Water.
Thum, Alberta L., over 47 Liberty.
Denslow, Gertrude, Mrs., 27 Chautauqua
Ave. Ida Elizabeth, C, 104 Stewart over 110-112 Ave. W. 3d. Wasser, Wicklund, Wild, Willsie, DRUGS Carter CLARK, Marion, AND Eva Katherine, FRANK Drug Emma, STATIONERY.
R., 11 Store, 12 Shaw M., 220 Scott. 140% 300 Barrows. Ave. 214 North Barrows. Fairmount
Wade, Ella M., 60 Broadhead Ave.
Dreyer, Durnin, Main.

ECKERD'S CUT RATE DRUG
STORE, 106 East Second.
HATCH, FRED E., 10 East Third.
HELGREN DRUG CO., 700 E. Second.
JAMESTOWN PHARMACY, 8 E. 2nd.
PALMETER, FRANK W., 9 S. Main.
Phillips & Johnson, 3 West First.
SAMUELS DRUG & CANDY CO., 17
West Third.
SWANSON, C. A., DRUG CO., 200
North Main.
WELLMAN BROS., 101 West Third.
WINNBERG & BATCHELLER, 113
North Main.
DRY GOODS.
ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 112-
120 West Third.
ANDERSON, A. C. & C. A., 212-214
North Main.
BOSTON DEPARTMENT STORE,
100-102 East Second.
Burklund, John & Co., 219-221 E. 2nd.
Carlson, WilberJ., 820 Newland Ave.
DELANEY & THROOP, 14-16 N. Main.
DUFFEE, E. E., 20-22 West Third.
East Side Dry Goods Store, 627-629
East Second.
HAMMERSTROM-FREED CO., 105 E.
Second.
Hultquist & Torrey, 421 Foote Ave.
JOHNSON, P. M. CO., 14-16 East 2nd.
JONES & AUDETTE, 2-6 E. Second.
Lovejoy Syndicate, 111 West Trird.
NELSON, M. R. CO., 110 E. Second.
Sallberg & Johnson, 205 Fairmount Av
SHAPPE, A. D. CO. (THE), 203 North
Main.
Thompson, S. W., 307 North Main.
ELECTRIC LIGHT CO'S.
JAMESTOWN LIGHTING & POWER
CO., office 316 North Main.
MUNICIPAL ELECTRIC LIGHT
PLANT, 132-136 Steele.
WESTERN NEW YORK ELECTRIC
CO., 316 North Main.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES & ELEC­
TRICIANS.
Carpenter, E. L„ 329 Falconer.
HANSON ELECTRIC CO., 7 Arcade
JAMESTOWN ELECTRIC CO., 109 E.
Third.
LINQUEST ELECTRIC CO., 309 No.
Main.
ENGINES, GAS.
(Manufacturers.)
JAMESTOWN IRON WORKS CO., 17
EXPRESS AMERICAN WELLS Shearman FARGO COMPANIES.
Place. EXPRESS & CO., CO., 201 Cherry. 109 W. 2d
JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY. 561
ENGRAVERS.
(Photo or Half-tone.)
JOURNAL ENGRAVING CO., 12 West
Second.
ELECTRO PLATERS.
Weber-Knapp Co., 441 Chandler.
FACTORY AND MILL SUPPLIES.
(See Mill Supplies.)
FILES.
(Manufacturers.)
Moore Bros., 11:13 East First.
FISH AND OYSTERS.
Brooklyn Fish and Meat Market,
North Main.
East Side Fish Market, 706 E. 2nd.
Fulton Market Co., 19 East Third.
Gandy, J. A., 320 Cherry.
FISHING TACKLE.
Graff, J. W., 15 East Third.
JAMESTOWN ELECTRIC CO., 109
East Third.
Lindstrom, E. H., 117 East Second.
FIVE AND TEN CENT STORES.
McCrorey, J. G. & Co. 207-209 N. Main.
WOOLWORTH, F. W. & CO., 205
North Main.
FLORISTS.
Dorman, Fred A., 16 Tenth.
Ferry, Truman C, 24 Martin Road.
Hahne, Elias, S55 East Second.
HEELAS FLOWER STORE, 318 No.
Main.
LAKEVIEW ROSE GARDENS, Fairmount
Ave., office 304 North Main.
Russell, Thomas, 810 Forest Ave.
VanDusen, Nellie, 328 Allen.
Wickstrom, Gustav, 219 Charles.
Worden, Elliot T., 45 Thayer.
FLOUR AND FEED.
Ames-Burns Co., 413-15 Chadakoin Big.
Skans Milling Co., 28-30 East First.
JACKSON, JOHN E., 46-48 Market.
Jamestown Electric Mills, 39-43 Taylor
and 24 East Third.
Purdy Bros., 39-43 Taylor.
WILBER, H. R. CORP., 117 E. Third.
FOUNDRIES.
Anderson Bros., 5 Race.
Eagle Foundry & Machine Co., 115
Jones & Gifford Ave.
GLANTZ & JOHNSON, 108 Harrison.
JAMESTOWN IRON WORKS CO., 11
Shearman Place.
Maher, Patrick, 20-26 Taylor.
FOUNDERS.
GLANTZ (Bronze-Brass, & JOHNSON, 108 Etc.) Harrison.

562 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY.
FRUITS.
(Wholesale.)
Jamestown Commission Co., 213-215
Spring.
Jamestown Fruit Co., 19 West Second.
Marcella, Frank, Main and Third.
Renello, A., 45 South Main.
TREAT & OGILVIE, 208 Pine.
Tcivitce, Pg., 2 Forest Ave.
FRUITS.
(Retail.)
Bottini, Louis, 12 North Main.
Connello, Anthony, 45 South Main.
Constas, John G., 9 West Third.
Johnson, Charles A., 119 E. Second.
Lambros, John D., 121 North Main.
Lamson, S. W„ 209 East Second.
Lascaros, George, 23 South Main.
Marcello, Frank, Main and E. Third.
Sugar Bowl, 7 South Main. ^j
Tsivitsie, Peter, 1 Market.
FURNITURE.
(Retail.)
ANDERSON, ERNEST A., 228 E. 2nd.
BOSTON DEPARTMENT STORE, 102
East Second.
FIELD-WRIGHT CO., 106 N. Main.
GAGE FURNITURE CO., 13 E. Third.
JONES BROS., 456-458 Allen.
Nelson, A. Frank, 4 Gifford Bldg.
NORD FURNITURE CO. 109-11 E. 2d.
SCHOLIN FURNITURE CO., 203-205
East Second.
^
FURNITURE.
(Manufacturers.)
Acme Novelty Co., (folding tables),
516 West Fourth.
Alliance Furniture Co., (bedroom furniture),
609-615 Allen.
American Carving Works, (tables and
carving), 200 Crescent.
ANCHOR FURNITURE CO., (pedestals
and tabourets), 8-20 Holmes.
ART METAL CONSTRUCTION CO.,
(metal office furniture), 95-105 Jones
& Gifford Ave., and 9-25 Taylor.
Atlas Furniture Co., (dressers and __.
chiffoniers), Allen Ext.
BAILEY TABLE CO. (The), (tables),
105 Winsor.
Cadwell-Vernon Co., (telephone
booths), 115 Focte Ave.
CHAUTAUQUA CHAIR CO., 16-24
Steele.
Crown Metal Construction Co., (commercial
furniture), 120-124 Steele.
CURTIS, F. M. CO., (dining and bed
DAHLSTROM Diamond library room Buffalo furniture), tables), and Furniture East METALLIC 46-70 111-119 Second. Co., Taylor. (parlor DOOR Cheney. CO., and
Eagle Furniture Co., (The), (pedestals
and tabourets), 61 Water.
ECKMAN FURNITURE CO., 129-135
Jones & Gifford Ave.
ELITE FURNITURE CO., (library
and parlor tables), Allen Ext.
Elk Furniture Co., Blackstone Ave.
EMPIRE CASE GOODS CO., (bedroom
furniture), 118-124 Foote Ave.
Himebaugh Bros., (dining room furniture),
488 Hallock.
Interior Metal Mfg. Co., (metallic
specialties), 65-85 River.
International Casement Co., (metal
windows), 516 East Sixth.
Jamestown Cabinet Co., (bedroom),
771 East Second.
Jamestown Chair Co., (chairs and
rockers), 20 Winsor.
Jamestown Fancy Furniture Co., 17-19
Scott.
JAMESTOWN LOUNGE CO.,
(lounges & couches), 38-58 Winsor.
JAMESTOWN MANTEL CO., (interior
trim), Falconer, N. Y.
JAMESTOWN TABLE CO., (parlor
and library tables), 145-153 Fairmount
Ave.
JAMESTOWN UPHOLSTERY CO.,
300 Crescent.
Jamestown Window Screen Co.,
(mantles and medicine cabinets),
151 J. & G. Ave.
LEVEL FURNITURE CO., (tables),
Allen Ext.
MADDOX TABLE CO., (parlor and library
tables), 101-125 Harrison.
Marker, Cris, (pedestals), 192 S. Main.
Martyn Bros., 501 West Fifth.
MARVEL FURNITURE CO., (chiffoniers
and dressers), Allen.
Mission Novelty Works, (chairs and
novelties), 352 South Main.
Monarch Furniture Co., (dining room)
712-718 East Second.
National Furniture Co., Blackstone Av.
Nelson, A. Frank, (baby sled runners),
4 Gifford Block.
Nelson & Co., (dining tables), 26-32
Steele.
Norquist, A. C. Co., (The), (bedroom
furniture), 415-421 Chandler.
Pearl City Furniture Co., (pedestals),
59 Harrison.
Robertson, H. P. Co., (tables and
folding beds), 2-14 Steele.
Seaburg Mfg. Co., (medicine cabinets)
SHEARMAN
Standard STAR SUPERIOR 126-130 84-92 couches), dining dressers), Steele.
Table FURNITURE tables), BROS. Co., 25-37 Shearman CO., 167 (dining Briggs. CO., J. CO., (chiffoniers &(lounges
Place. tables), G. (chairs Ave.

Union Furniture Co., (china closets),
234 Crescent.
kWATSON MFG. CO., (screens and
metal furniture), 63 Taylor.
Weber-Knapp Co., (specialties), 441
Chandler.
Weborg Bros., (bedsprings), 587 Willard.
FURRIERS.
Black, F. S., 4 New Gifford Block.
GARAGES.
(See Auto Garages.)
GAS COMPANIES.
PENNSLVANIA GAS CO., 312-314
Cherry.
GENERAL STORES.
Berg, William, 28 Willard.
Norlander, Asa E., 277 Willard.
Hultquist & Torrey, 421 Foote Ave.
Swanson, Lena E., 279 Willard.
GENT'S FURNISHINGS.
(See Clothiers.)
GLASS.
(See also Paints, Oils and Glass.)
Jamestown Art Glass Works, 58
Franklin.
GRAIN AND SEEDS.
Ames-Burns Co., (jobbers), 413-415
Chadakoin Bldg.
Grandin, D. H. Co., New Gifford Bldg.
JACKSON, JOHN E., 46-48 Steele.
Jamestown Electric Mills, 39-43 Taylor
and 24 East Third.
JOHNSON, A. G., 34-36 South Main.
Wilber, H. R., Corp., 117 East Third.
GROCERS.
(Wholesale.)
Flickinger, S. M. Co., 27-31 Taylor.
Granger & Co., 16-18 West First.
Olson, Erick A., 5-7 West Second( butterine).
Wilcox, Burchard & Co., 17 Shearman
Place.
GROCERS.
(Retail.)
Adye, Ralph W., 182 Thayer.
Akin, A. F., 342 Foote Ave.
Alden Cash Grocery, 52 Charles.
Allen Park Grocery, 425 Foote Ave.
Anen Park Grocery, 79 Linwood Ave.
Anderson & Anderson, 120 Willard.
Anderson, C. F., 221 Palmer.
Anderson, E. A. & Bro., 2 Winsor.
Anderson, John G., 11 Blanchard.
Anderson, John W., 368 Price.
Arnold Austin & Grocery, Skellie, 81853 Cole North Ave. Main.
JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY. 563
Bergeson, Arthur, 796 East Second.
Biegelman, Edward, 836 Washington.
Billquist, W., 158 Baker.
Bonfiglio, Rosario, 133 Harrison.
Boyd, P. J., 800 North Main.
Boyle, Charles A., 905 Prendergast Av.
Bracey, W. E., 92 Falconer.
Brady, Carson, 308 West Second.
Bronson, Mrs. M., 132 Foote Ave.
Brown, Frank, 209 Allen.
Buck, W. E., 909 North Main.
Burgeson, B. A., Ill Hedges Ave.
Byford, Fred, 131 Falconer.
Carlson, A. William, 154 Baker.
Carlson, John W., 774 East Second.
Carlson & Wahlberg, 702 East Second.
Central Grocery Co., 584 East Second.
Coe, M. W., 908 Washington.
Conti & Reed, 21 Market.
DANIELSON & ANDERSON, 263 S.
Main.
Danielson, C. A., 113 Willard.
DONELSON GROCERY CO., 20 E. 3d.
Erickson, Albin, 439 Willard.
Ernewein, Aug. A., 2 Livingston Ave.
FAIRMOUNT GROCERY, 108 Fairmount
Ave.
Farinella, Vincenzo, 124 Harrison.
Fasciano, Joe, 292 Harrison.
Ferrara, Mike, 201 Winsor.
Five Point Grocery, 714 North Main.
French Cash Grocery, 632 East 2nd.
Friedman, Mrs. S., 170 Steele.
Fosberg, Charles, 5-7 West Second.
GARDNER GROCERY CO., 36 Falconer.
Grant, Wm. L„ 914 Jefferson.
Green's Cash Grocery, 80 Linwood Av.
Greendahl, E. W., 152 Chandler.
Haas & O'Brien, 1160 North Main.
Haglund & Hagstrom, 246 Willard.
HAYWARD GROCERY, 627 Prendergast
Ave.
Holdredge, Thomas, 30 Cowden Place.
Hollings, Mrs. Ellen, 59 Harrison.
Homer, Glenni R., 306 West Fourth.
Hopkins, T. E., 1 East Sixth.
Humbert, F. A., 803 North Main.
Illingworth, Fred, 249 South Main.
I. X. L. Grocery, 229 Weeks.
Jacobson, C. W., 535 Allen.
Johnson, Andrew J., 257 Broadhead Av.
Johnson, Frank L., 128 East Second.
Johnson, Haddon, 821 East Second.
Johnson & Swanson, 271 Fairmount.
JONES BROS., 456-458 Allen.
Lincoln Jones, Keller, Knowlton, Lally, Larson, Lawson, Lindholm H. D. Park John, C. P., C, & Wm. W. 30-32 Son, 217 Grocery, F., E., 52 & 68 A., Lincoln. 229 152 Co., Water. 209 East Thayer. 217 Weeks. Chandler. Allen. 1128 395 Second. West South N. Third.
Main.

564 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY.
Lind, A. M„ 1001 East Second.
Lombardo, Frank, 203 Winsor.
Loucks, Wallace, 67 Tenth.
Lundin, Andrew, 1023 East Second.
Lystrom, Fred, 1118 East Second.
MACK-HALL CO., 13-17 West Second.
Malmberg, H. W., 322 Newland Ave.
Marsh, Mrs. Mary, 801 Washington.
Mclntyre, D.J., 101 Fairview Ave.
Miller Bros., 1101 Prendergast Ave.
Moynihan, John F., 12 Royal Ave.
NEWTON, WM. S., 219 West Third.
Nordstrom, A. P., 321 Newland Ave.
Norquist, C. J., Ill Euclid Ave.
Oberg, G. William, 340 Forest Ave.
Odell & Doolittle, 374-376 East Third.
Olds, William H„ 343-345 Allen.
Olson Bros., 300 Foote Ave.
OLSON GROCERY, 173 Barrett.
Olson, John, 304 Barrows.
O'Mara, Mrs. Minnie, 309 W. Second.
Paquin, H. J., 83 Allen.
Parsons, Elick, 222 Price.
Paterniti, S., 20 Harison.
Paterniti, G., 50 Harrison.
PETERSON, ALBERT, 4 Brooklyn Sq.
PETERSON & LAWSON, 43 S. Main.
Rawnsley, James, 642 Foote Ave.
Rider, B., 739 East Second.
Rose, F. E. & Co., 843 North Main.
Rote, A. C, 51 Hamilton.
Saeli, G., 37-39 Harrison.
SAMUELSON, C. H., 216 Forest Ave.
Sellstrom, Axel F., 201 Forest Ave.
Simmons, Willis, 123 Steele.
Skellie, L., 708 North Main.
Spiro & Dervish, 21 Market.
Stafford, Lynn, 211 West Third.
Swanson, John, 25 Ahrens Ave.
Thomas, Clarence, 24 South Main and
707 North Main.
Trompati, F., 1058 East Second.
Turner, Morris, 633 East Second.
Tyler, Wm. H., 512 West Seventh.
Veit, Peter H., 1062 East Second.
West Point Grocery, 210 Fairmount.
Witkop-Holmes Co., 6 Market.
Young, W. H., 845 East Second.
HACKMEN.
Paul, H. F., 516 Palmer.
Smith, D. C, 308 Clinton.
HAIR DRESSERS AND HAIRGOODS.
(Ladies.;
Betty, Miss, 409-411 Chadakoin Bldg.
Carter, Mrs. Mattie, 328 East Third.
Harper Parlors, over 318 North Main.
Masterson, Mrs. Jennie, cor. Pine and
Rockwell. Wheeler, Seymour, Virginia Third. Hair Mrs. Shop, B. L. S. E., A„ T., 310 over 247 213 Pine. Fairmount.
East 122 W. Third. 3rd.
HARDWARE.
(Dealers.)
BERNHARD HARDWARE CO., 204-
206 East Second.
CLARK HARDWARE CO., 109-111
North Main.
LEWIS. P. F. & SONS, 802-804 North
Main.
LUNDQUIST, C. A. & CO., 2 S. Main.
JAMESTOWN HARDWARE CO., 120
West Third.
HARDWARE.
(Manufacturers.)
Crescent Tool Co., 200-222 Harrison.
Danielson, J. P. & Co., 583-585 Allen.
Hjorth, Wm. & Co., 28 Taylor.
Weber-Knapp Co., 441 Chandler.
HARNESS, TRUNKS AND BAGS.
Abersold, G. R., 105 East Third.
Arnold, C.J., 212 Washington.
Blackmar, R. A., 12 Forest Ave.
Eastman & Folcker, 121 W. Third.
Garfield & Duell, 33 Forest Ave.
LOCKWOOD, GEORGE, 7 W. Third.
HATS.
(Cleaners.)
Kemp, L. W., over 101 East Third.
Vishnia, John, 9% East Second.
Tsivitse, James, 105 West Third.
HORSESHOERS.
(See Blacksmiths.)
HOTELS.
Central Hotel, 14 South Main.
EAST JAMESTOWN HOUSE, 953
East Second.
Grandin, The, 121-123 East Second.
HUMPHREY HOUSE, 13-23 S. Main.
Inn, The, 1414 East Second.
Lake House, 635 West Eighth.
NEW EVERETT (THE), 11-13 West
First.
Park Hotel, 1200 East Second.
Riverside Hotel, 119-123 Fairmount Av
ST. JAMES HOTEL, 5 South Main.
SAMUELS, (THE), 15-23 West Third.
Svea Hotel, 120-122 East Second.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
HULTQUIST, C. A., 18 East Third.
Jamestown Crockery Store, 18 W. 3rd.
ICE CREAM.
(Manufacturers.)
Comfort Ice Cream Co., 25 Richmond
Place.
HARRIS BROS., 212 Pine.
JAMESTOWN ICE CREAM CO., 99
Institute.
ICE COMPANIES.
CHAUTAUQUA
CO., 66 Foote Ave. REFRIGERATING

JOHNSON ICE & COAL CO., 602-610
West Eighth.
Lakewood Ice Co., 38 Gokey Bldg.
INSURANCE AGENCIES.
(Fire, Life and Accident.)
ABRAMS & WILTSIE, First National
Bank Bldg.
jEtna Life Ins. Co., 409 Fenton Bldg.
Anderson, Gustaf, First National Bank
Bldg.
Ashwell, E.J., 409 Fenton Bldg.
BALCOM, F. H., 324 Cherry.
BENTLEY, W.J., 514 Chadakoin Bldg.
Berggren Realty Co., 503 Fenton Bldg.
BRADSHAW PIONEER INSURANCE
AGENCY, 11-13 Barrett Bldg.
BRIGHT, GEO. S., 300-301 Fenton Big.
BUTTERFIELD, WROTHWELL,
over 102 North Main.
Eddy, E. E., over 16 East Third.
GLATZ BROS., 4 Barrett Bldg.
HORTON BROS., over 120 E. Third.
JACKSON, W. P., 5-6-32 Gokey Bldg.
JOHNSON, ALBERTJ., 33 Gokey Blk.
JOHNSON & SON CO., 103 E. Third.
JONES, C. W., 522 Chadakoin Bldg.
Jones, John F., 59 Bowen.
METROPOLITAN LIFE INS. CO., 504-
508 Chadakoin Bldg.
Peterson, E. A., 11-12 Gokey Bldg.
PRUDENTIAL INS CO., 14-17 Barrett
SLONE, MELHUISH & CO., over 303
North Main.
SMITH-HOWARD CO., 214 Cherry.
STAFFORD, A. H. & SON, 1 First
National Bank Bldg.
STANDARD INS. AGENCY, over 103
East Second.
STEVENS, WILSON, over 119 N.Main
SWEDISH-AMERICAN LAND CO.,
320 Cherry.
Tweedale, John, over 215 N. Main.
JEWELERS.
ANDERSON, SWAN E., 10 East 2nd.
Armitage, Fred E., 306 Pine.
Arnson & Paquin, 105 North Main.
BALDWIN'S JEWELRY SHOP, 324-
327 Wellman Bldg.
BASSETT, E. F., 302 North Main.
CUSHMAN, JOHN M., 218 N. Main.
DAHLGREN, ERIC, 7 East Third.
Frigault, S. I., 18 West Third.
MASON, JOHN C, 305 North Main.
Newman, C, 28 N. Main.
NORDSTROM, F. G., 213 N. Main.
JOB PAQUIN Present, Bergwall OLSON, Scudder, Saxton, STANLEY, ton. PRINTING. Almeron. WM.J., F. A„ & Printing F. L., CO., 25 A., North 216 103 279 205 Co., Washington.
Willard. North Main. West 200 Main. Third. Washing­
JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY. 565
Dewey-Davis Printing Co., 322 Washington.
Chadakoin Press—F. W. Dewey—over
101 East Third.
Jamestown Publishing Co., 312 Lafayette.
JOURNAL PRESS, 12 West Second.
Norman & Bergquist, over 29 S. Mala
Schow, Martin H., over 104 E. Third.
SPRAGUE, C.J., under 310 Pine.
Sprague, E. E., under 307 Spring.
Smith & Kinne, over 319 Washington.
Tiffany Printing Co., over 16 E. Third.
White, Frank H., over 101 N. Main.
JUNK DEALERS.
Davis Junk Shop, 47 Barrett.
Jamestown Iron & Metal Co., 201 Harrison.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
HANCHETT, LATHROP L., over 103
East Third. '
Johnson, Adolf F., Wellman Bldg.
Price, Orsel C, over 101 East Third.
PICKARD, RAY F. 40-41 Wellman Big
LADIES' GARMENTS.
ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-
118 West Third.
BERGSTROM CO., over 217 N. Main.
B. & F. CREDIT CLOTHING CO., 101
BURNETT, HOUSE OF, 308 N. Main.
Brooklyn Square Bargain House, 12
South Main.
DUFFEE, E. E., 20-22 West Third.
GUS, & BEN SPECIALTY CO., 7-8
Allen Block.
Heathcote, Walter, 301 East Second.
JONES & AUDETTE, 2-6 East Second.
JOHNSON, P. M., CO., 14-16 East 2nd.
Ladies' Novelty Shop, 21 West Third.
PEOPLE'S STORE, 11 East Third.
SAXE BROS. CO., 16 West Third.
SHARPE, A. D. CO. (THE), 203 North
Main.
Stark, O. P., over 219 North Main.
Wright Specialty Shop, 122 W. Third.
LAUNDRIES.
IDEAL-PEERLESS LAUNDRY, 20-22
Forest Ave.
Industrial Wet Wash Laundry, 1347
East Second.
LAKE CITY LAUNDRY, 12 W. First.
Long, John, under 14 East Second.
Mechanics Laundry, 308 Falconer.
PEARL CITY LAUNDRY, 37-39 Market.
Troy Hand Laundry, 705 North Main.
LEATHER EASTMAN Abersold, LOCKWOOD, GOODS. G. & R., GEORGE FOLCKER, 105 East L., Third. 121 7 W. 3rd.

566 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY.
LIQUORS.
(Wholesale and Retail.)
Heineman, L., 12 East Third.
Hennigan, P. E. & Co., 101 N. Main.
Lenna, O. A., 22-24 E. Second.
Murray, A. W., 34 North Main.
PETERSON WINE HOUSE, 115-117
West Third.
WESTROM BROS., 13 East Second.
LIQUORS.
(Retail.)
(See Saloons.)
LIVERY, FEED AND BOARDING
STABLES.
Anderson, John M„ 65 Taylor.
COWING LIVERY CO., 401 Cherry.
Depka, Edward, • 214 Washington.
FENTON PLACE TRANSIENT
BARN, 26 Fenton Place.
JAMESTOWN BARN, 209 Pine.
McLEAN, WM., 303 West Second.
PEARSON, WM., 409 Washington.
SHEARMAN, LIVERY, 33-35 Market.
LOANS.
(See Brokers.)
LUMBER COMPANIES.
Appleby Lumber Co., 402-403 New Fenton
Bldg.
CAFLISCH BROS., 303 Chandler.
CHAUTAUQUA LUMBER CO., Clinton,
near Isabelle Ave.
CHAUTAUQUA REFRIGERATING
CO., 66 Foote Ave.
Conroy-Buchanan Lumber Co., 403-404
Fenton Bldg.
Lindbeck, Charles, 2-16 River.
LYONS, HARRY G., 50 Market.
Nickey Bros. & Bass, 608 Fenton Bldg.
ROSS, WARREN, LUMBER CO., Falconer,
N. Y.
Ross, E. Winfield, 305 Chandler.
SHEDD, .u F., Isabelle Ave. and Monroe.
Southern Lumber Co., 18-19 Barrett
Bldg,
Wicks, C. H., 35-36 Gokey Bldg.
WILSON, JOHN T., EST., 131 Winsor.
MACHINISTS AND SHOPS.
Anderson Brcs., 5 Race.
Eagle Foundry & Machine Co., 115
J. & G. Ave.
JAMESTOWN IRON WORKS CO., 11
Shearman Place.
Maher, Patrick, 20 Taylor.
Rushworth & Son, 113 Foote Ave.
Safford, G. G., 615 N. Main.
Salisbury, Claude C, 14-16 Twelfth.
MACARONI.
Vernon Leoni, Mace, Sufldquist, Wm. (Wholesale Joe, Bros., CarlJ., M„ 784 349-10 East Taylor. and Gokey 306 Second. Retail.) Harrison. Bldg.
MANICURISTS.
Bergmann, Hattie, 315 W. Second.
Betty, Miss, 409-411 Chadakoin Bldg.
Carter, Mrs. M. E., 314 East Third.
Rockwell, Mrs. S. E., over 122 W. 3rd.
Virginia Hair Shop, 308 Pine.
MASSAGE TREATMENT.
(See also Baths.)
Cawcroft, Mrs. A., 12 East Fifth.
MILLER, MARIE S., 319 Cherry.
Norquist, Mrs. C.J., P. O. Box 135.
Oleson, Marie, 407 Chadakoin Bldg.
MATTRESS MANUFACTURERS.
BLYSTONE, W. I. & SON, 19-23
Briggs.
MEATS.
(Wholesale.)
Swift & Co., 33 Institute.
MEAT MARKETS.
AHLSTRAND. & JOHNSON, 26 South
Main.
Allen Park Meat Market, 423 Foote Av
Anderson & Lofgren, 823 East Second.
Bauer, Ferdinand, 92 Fairmount Ave.
BERGLUND, WALDMER, 302 Foote.
Booman, John A., 1 Winsor.
Carlson Bros., 320 Newland Ave.
CARLSON & KINSEL, 704 E. Second.
City Meat Market, 14 West Second.
Eastman Bros., 28 W. Cowden Place.
Empire Market, 17 East Third.
Erickson, O. Victor, 1060 E. Second.
Fairbank, William, 215 West Third.
Johnson, C. W., 855 North Main.
JOHNSON & LAWSON, 2 N. Main.
Larsen, Carl E., 81 Allen.
Larson, Carl A., 131 Falconer.
Levan & Peterson, 152 Baker.
Lindbloom, Axel E., 703 North Main.
Lombardo, Charles, 61 Harrison
Miceli, E., 110 Harrison.
North Side Meat Market, 8 Crossman.
Olson & Warner, 171 Barrett.
Peterson, C. O., 4 Forest Ave.
Samuelson & Carlson, 261 South Main.
Sellstrom, Axel F„ 201 Forest Ave.
Strohm, Henry A., 584 East Second.
Stahley, J. F., 67 Tenth.
Swanson & Borkman, 209 Palmer.
United Meat Market, 1 Brooklyn Sq.
West Side Market, 269 Fairmount Av.
Willig, Gust, 366 Price.
Wood & Anderson, 710 North Main.
METALLIC SPECIALTY MANUFAC-
TU RERS
ART METAL CONSTRUCTION CO.,
49 J. & G. Ave.
DAHLSTROM Eagle Crown CO., Sl6GiG Second. Specialty Blackstone Metal Construction METALLIC Mfg. Ave. Co., rear Co., DOOR 211120
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JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY. 567
Jamestown Window Screen Co., 151 Salisbury, O. N. & Son, R. F. D. 75.
J. & G. Ave.
Saunders, C. J. & C. H., 12 16th.
Interior Metal Mfg. Co:, 65-85 River. Savage, Thomas A., 715 N. Main (Buttermilk).
International Casement Co., 516 E. 6th.
WATSON MFG. CO., 63 Taylor. Sterns, C. V., R. F. D. 68, Bemus Pt.
Weber-Knapp Co., 441 Chandler. Sweet, F. R„ R. F. D. 76.
MILK DEALERS.
Swanson, J. Algot, R. F. D. 82.
Anderson, H. R., R. F. D. 83.
Stedman, C. A. & Son, Gerry, R.F.D. 42
Anderson, C. W., R. F D. 80.
Soderquist, Chas. E., R. F. D. 79.
Anderson, Ernest, R. F. D. 82. Shaver Bros., R. F. D. 79.
Anderson, G. A., R. F. D. 82
Swanson, Ben, R. F, D. 76.
Ayers, H. W., R. F. D. 78.
Swanson, Edward, R. F. D. 86, Frewsburg
(Buttermilk).
Bates, S. F., R. F. D. 76.
Bergman, Carl G., R. F. D. 75. VanDerwark & Cooper, R. F. D. 76.
Bitely, John R., 212 W. Second (Buttermilk).
Willett, Chas. E., Falconer, R.F.D. 71.
Wiquist, Paul, R. F. D. 80.
Boak, J. W., R. F. D. 75.
Wilson, Ray L., R F. D. 83.
Blanchard, Henry J„ R. F. D. 76. Waite, G. P., R. F. D. 76.
Camn & Chapin, R. F. D. 75. MILL SUPPLIES.
CarlbWg, August, R. F. D. 82. CLARK HARDWARE.CO., 109-111 N.
Catlin, G. D., R. F. D. 82.
Main.
Clark, M. F„ 33 McKinley Ave. LUNDQUIST, C. A. & CO., 2 S. Main.
Cooper, Geo. C, Falconer, R. F. D. 71. UNDERWOOD, F.J., 13-23 Holmes.
Crain, C. E., 1136 North Main. MINING STOCKS.
Crandall, Eric, R. F. D. 83.
BROWNELL, GEO. W., 412 Wellman
Dahlgren, Anton, R. F. D. 76.
Bldg.
Denn, K. A., R. F. D. 78.
MIRRORS.
Denn, Arden, R. F. D. 78.
(Manufacturers.)
Forbes, Grant, R. F. D. 83.
Falconer Mirror Works, Falconer.
Fish, Clyde F., R. F. D. 82.
MILLINERS.
Gage, Dana, 28 Kingsbury Ave. A La Mode Millinery, 230 East 2nd.
Greenwood, J. W. & Son, R. F. D. 79. Bon Ton Millinery, 309 East Second.
Hagg, J. A. & Son, R. F. D. 82. Burch, Hilda, Mrs., 140 Forest Ave.
Hall, L. F. and C. D., 237 Buffalo. Carter, Mrs. A. U., 214 Fairmount Ave.
Holm, August and A. W., 505 Camp. Donelson, CarrieJ., 102 East Third.
Hoard, A. L., R. F. D. 76.
Douglas & Neustrom, 103% W. Third.
Hooper, Clarence, R. F. D. 75. Durfee, Clara R., 207 West Third.
Hoard, E. C, R. F. D. 76.
Engman, Mrs. J. E., 50 Willard.
Holbrook, H A., Falconer.
Foster, Lillian, 8 West Seventh.
Jackson, C. E., 68 Linwood Ave. Gilbert, Mrs. O. F., 506 Newland Ave.
Johnson, Arvid R., Falconer.
Graves, Mrs. M. E., 104 West Second.
Johnson, Swan A., R. F. D. 82. Hanson, Clara, 13 Barrett.
Kent, M. H., R. F. D. 77.
Hedges, Mrs. Nellie K, 824 N. Main.
Kent, W. L., 23 Market.
Hjert & Co., 148 Foote Ave.
Kofod, John, R. F. D. 78.
Howard, Mrs., C. T., 101 Cherry.
Larson, P. E., 28 Chautauqua Ave. Jessop, Mrs. Florence, 203 West Third.
Lilja, Warner, R. F. D. 82.
Johnson, Mrs. Frank, 223 E. Second.
Lindquist, Alfred T„ Falconer, RFD 71 Jones, Dama C, 301-302 Wellman.
Loun, John, R. F. D. 75.
Kayner, Beulah Bratt, 201 W. Third.
Ludwick, A. P., R. F. D. 79.
Melin, Mrs., S. E„ 209 West Third.
Martinson, Arthur, R. F. D. 82. Monroe & Bostrom, 509-511 Chadakoin
Mitchell, O. D., R. F. D. 79.
Nelson, Hilma, 202 Falconer.
Moore, H. C, 105 Prospect
Peterson, E. A., 226 East Second.
Morley, E. W., Falconer (Buttermilk). Sanford, Mrs. Anna, 2 East Fourth.
Norby, Nicholas, R. F. D. 79. Smith, Ruth Hutley, 23 Winsor.
Nelson, Newton, Olson, Peterson, Quantance, E. N. Fred H. C.R.', T., Carl W., Fred, & H., E., Falconer, N., Son, R. A., R. 1047 R. F. 1042 F. F R. F. D. F. R. D. Washington.
75. 83. D. 78. R. F. 83. 78. F. D. D. 70. 70. Thatcher, Watson, Wehrle, White Swanson, East Second. Wholesale Josephine, D. Alice, Miss B. & E. 151 K. P., Millinery H., 211 Prospect. 100 101 West East E. Co., Third.
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568 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY.
MONUMENTS.
Benton, I. S., 513 Spring.
Gustafson & Bard, 1171 North Main.
Sturdevant Granite Works, 306 W. 2d.
MOTORCYCLES.
Fessenden, B. H., 324 Cherry.
LONDAHL & JOHNSON, 211 E. 3rd.
MUSIC DEALERS.
Andrews, Walter H., Piano Co., 315
Pine.
DANIELSON MUSIC HOUSE, 1 No.
Main.
ECKMAN, J. A., 5th floor Wellman
Bldgs.
HUMPHREY. W. S. PIANO CO., 314
North Main.
NORDSTROM, F. G., 209 N. Main.
Gustafson, Gustave, 145 Foote Ave.
Goodenough, E. H., 107 East Third.
Russell, D. C, Victrola Shop, 316
Cherry.
STRANDBURG'S MUSIC HOUSE, 6
West Third.
MUSIC TEACHERS.
(See Teachers.)
NEWS DEALERS.
Bentley, Bert, 214 West Third.
Brown, G. E., 106 Fairmount Ave.
Bronson, Mrs. M., 132 Foote Ave.
Buck, W. E., 909 North Main.
Holm, Ralph C. G., 625 E. Second.
Ingerson, L. L., 701 West Eighth.
Jacobson, C. W., 535 Allen.
Jacobson, J. Alvin, 1 South Main and
1 West First.
Johnson, Alfred, 14 Willard.
Johnson, C. A., 119 East Second.
MASON NEWS CO., 8 North Main, 14
West Third and 10 East Third.
McCormick News Co., 113 West 3rd.
Rodney, A. C, 207 Fairmount Ave.
Seidenberg, R. J. & Co. Hotel Samuels
Stanley, Jack, 126 E. 2nd.
Swanlon, Gust, 20 East Second.
Union News Co., Erie Depot.
Van Every, Mrs. S., 234 E. Second.
Young, J. W., 174 Fairmount Ave.
Young, W. H., 845 East Second.
NEWSPAPERS & PUBLICATIONS.
Chautauqua Independent, (The), 310
Pine.
Country World, 312 Lafayette.
Free Press (The), Weekly, Arcade Big
Furniture Index (Monthly Trade), 112
East Third.
JAMESTOWN EVENING JOURNAL,
(THE), 12 West Second.
JAMESTOWN Pine. ly), 12 West JOURNAL, EVENING Second. NEWS, (Tri-Week-
310
JAMESTOWN MORNING POST, 311-
313 Washington.
Nurse, (The), Monthly, 110 East 4th.
Scandia, 312 Lafayette.
Sentinel (The), 312 Lafayette.
S. W. N. Y. Holstein Breeders' Monthly,
12 West Second.
Temple, Bulletinen, 312 Lafayette.
Union Advocate (The), 310 Pine.
VART LAND, (THE), over 103 E. 3d.
NOVELTIES.
(Manufacturers.)
AMERICAN MFG. CONCERN, Falconer,
N. Y.
NURSERIES.
Skipper, D. L., 125 Van Buren.
Williams, Ira, 19 West Seventh.
NURSES (GRADUATE.)
(Registry, Miss Morgan, 10 E. 4th.)
Anderson, Mary, Main.
Allberg, Wallborg, 63 Union Ave.
Butterfield, Maude, 504 Winsor.
Butterfield, Ethel, 504 Winsor.
Cary, Mary, 12 Cross.
Carlson, Esther, 175 McKinley.
Crandall, Mrs., 713 Newland Ave.
Curtis, Mrs. Lakewood Rd. & Jackson
Coons, Leah, 30 Grant.
Davey, Florence, 146 Prospect.
Dracup, Ruby, 17 Ellicott.
Dudgeon, Mary, Lakewood Road.
Ferrin, Miss, 634 Lakeview Ave.
Forsberg, Mrs. Clara, Buffalo Ext.
Fizzel, Mrs. Jessie, 540 E. Second.
Jamieson, Harriet, 126 Barker.
Johnson, Ebba, 114 Vega.
Jones, Martha, Price.
Lawson, Freda, 14 Spruce.
Murphy, Nellie, Price.
McClellan, Mrs. Eliza, Main.
McTigue, Gertrude, 17 Valley.
Mooney, Mary 148 Foote Ave.
McGraw, Sarah, 127 Barrett.
Norris, Mrs. Ava, 713 Newland Ave.
Neild, Sara, 136 Thayer.
Phillips, Alma, 99 Prather Ave.
Rogers, Myra, 313 Prendergast Ave.
Rowley, Bessie, 331 E. Third.
Schutt, Mina, 514 Palmer.
Sutcliffe, Alice, 11 Thayer.
Sutcliffe, Edith, 11 Thayer.
Swanson, Helen, Willard Ext.
Swanson, Effie, 78 Hazzard.
Seeley, Mrs. Ruby, 318 Prendergast.
Underwood, Bertha, 359 Baker.
Wadsworth, Beatrice, 300 E. Eighth.
NURSES (PRACTICAL.)
Bullock, Beardsley, Barmore, (Registry, Mrs. Prendergast Mrs, Alice. Clara. Henrietta May H. Ave. Holiday, 808

Carey, Mrs. Lillian.
Campbell, Mrs. Earl.
Curtis, Mrs. Nellie A.
Dean, Mrs. C. W.
Golden, Mrs. E. M.
Harper, Mrs. D. A.
Jones, Macie M.
Lawson, Mrs. Minnie.
Lindholm, Julia.
Miller, Mrs. Addie.
Murphy, Mrs. Mary.
McEvoy, Mrs.
Mack, Maud.
Nuttall, Margaret.
Nelson, Mrs. Georgianna.
Newberry, Mrs. Ida.
Pennock, Mrs. Mary.
Patterson, Mrs. C. W.
Spotts, Mrs. Nevada.
Stone, Mrs. Carrie M.
Toothill, Mrs. Pearl.
Winslow, Mrs. Anna.
Whiting, Ruth.
OIL DEALERS.
Economy Oil Co., 9 Foote Ave.
HOGLE OIL CO., 615 West Eighth.
Hjorth Oil Co., 28 Taylor.
JAMESTOWN OIL CO., 34 Institute.
STANDARD OIL CO., 258 Crescent.
OLEOMARGARINE.
(Wholesale.)
Olson, E. A., 5-7 West Second.
Trantum, F. W., 44 Allen.
OPTOMETRISTS.
Campbell, A. L. D., 428-430 Wellman
Bldgs.
Diehl, O. D., 303 North Main.
HANVEY, C. A., 234-236 Wellman Big.
Haynes, Charles K., 425-427 Wellman
Bldgs.
Hotchkiss, W. W., over 14 East 2nd.
Kilburn, C. Harvey, 108 East Third.
Sackrider, J. R., Barrett Bldg., over
205 Cherry.
Stone, Fred C, over 204 North Main.
Stanley, Frank A., 205 West Third.
TODD, L. O., 305 North Main.
West, Clark D., over 12 East Third.
OSTEOPATHY.
Jamison, C. E., 304 Chadakoin Bldg.
Marshall, J. S. B., 503 West Third.
OYSTERS.
(Wholesale.)
Brooklyn Fish and Meat Market, 2
North Main.
PAINTS, FULTON Gandy's Carlson Johnson Oyster & OILS MARKET, Helgren, Hanson, House, AND 53 122 19 GLASS. Winsor. 320 East Cherry.
Third.
JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY. 569
JOHNSON, J. D., 208 East Second.
LYONS, HARRY, Market.
Melquist, Joe, 705 North Main.
MORLEY & MANN, Falconer, N. Y.
NORTHROP PAINT & GLASS CO.,
36 North Main.
Olson, C. David, 17 East First.
PEARL CITY PAINT & GLASS CO.,
13-15 North Main.
WALKER, A. A. EST, 3-5 East First.
PAINTERS, PAPERHANGERS AND
DECORATORS.
Anderson, Andrew, 133 Sampson.
BECK, C. M„ 56 Broadhead Ave.
Blanchard, Silas, 861 North Main.
BREED & JENSEN, 29% N. Main.
Crick, Claude H., 214 West Seventh.
Gem, The, 3 West First.
Johnson & Hanson, 219 East First.
Linder, Fred, 1014 Prendergast Ave.
Lindbeck, Andrew, 230 Broadhead Av.
Lindbeck, Edward C, 141 Broadhead.
Melquist, Joe L., 705 North Main.
North Side Decorating Co., 826 North
Main.
OLSON, FRANS, 101 Bush.
Olson, C. D., 17 East First.
Preston, Charles, 65 Tenth.
Reagle, G. E., 176 Fairmount Ave.
Rose, Carl O., 352 East Second.
SAGERDAHL, C. F., (carriage and automobile),
516 West Fourth.
Waite, W. G., over 105 East Third.
WALKER, A. A. EST., 3-5 East First.
Woodard, John A., 151 Prospect.
PAINTERS.
(Sign.)
BIG G ADVG. CO., 5 Arcade Bldg.
Harnden, George H., 73 Allen Block.
Jensen, Louis, 72 Allen Block.
MOON, FRED, over 111 East Third.
SIMMERGREN, OSCAR M., 108 William.
PAPER.
(Wholesale.)
IRISH (GEORGE) PAPER CORPOR­
ATION, 36 South Main.
UNDERWOOD, F. J. & CO., 13-23
Holmes.
PAWN BROKERS.
Arnson & Paquin, 105 North Main.
Present, Abe, 25 North Main.
Trantum & Giles, 29 North Main.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
CAMP ART CO., over 207 N. Main.
BLACK, Central Globe HOLMQUIST, toria Photo Ave. Commercial T. HENRY, Co., CARL over over A., Gallery, 309335 12 North E. East 693rd.
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570 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY.
Jamestown Commercial Gallery, 320
Harrison.
Leet, Frank F., 610 Fenton Bldg.
Monroe, Geo. H., 29-32 Russell Block.
NELSON STUDIO, 324 E. Third.
PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.
CLARK, FRANK M., 300 North Main.
Cushman, John M., 218 North Main.
Graff, J. W., 15 East Third.
HATCH, FRED E., 10 East Third.
HELGREN DEVELOPING CO., over
700 East Second.
SAMUELS DRUG STORE, 17 W. 3rd.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
BECKER, A. AUSTIN, 112 Forest Ave.
BEMUS, WM. M., 517 North Main.
BEMUS, MORRIS N, 210 Prendergast.
Blanchard, A. F., 313 West Third.
BLANCHARD, ROBERT B., over 8
East Second.
BLANCHARD, R. N., over 8 E. 2nd.
Bowers, A. H., over 53 South Main.
Bowman, Lester D., 522 East Second.
BROOKS, J. M., 312 Prendergast Ave.
Brown, R.J., 414 Chadakoin Bldg.
COTTIS, ELIZA FANCHER, MRS.,
527-530 Wellman Bldg.
COTTIS,, G. W., 527-530 Wellman Big.
Eastman, Henry A., 511 North Main.
Fess, R. C, 701 East Second.
Goodell, Charles E., 63 Allen.
GOODWIN, FRANK P., 312 Prendergast
Ave.
Grafstrom, Axel V., 164 Forest Ave.
Greeley, Jane L., Ill East Fifth.
Harris, Harry, 124 Forest Ave.
HAZELTINE, EDWARD L., 2 E. 4th.
Hazeltine, Labari, 2 East Fourth.
Hunt, Francis, 7-9 New Gifford Bldg.
ILLSTON, BERGEN F., over 10 East
Third.
Johnson, MiltonJ.,1-3 Barrett Bldg.
JONES, ELMER A., 57 South Main.
Morris, J. W., 142 Forest Ave.
Myers, Albert, 226-227 Wellman Bldg.
Nelson, John W., 525 East Second.
Neville, Henry, over 214 Prendergast.
Nichols, Frederick H., 412 N. Main.
ORMES, CORNELIUS F., 320 N. Main
ORMES, FRANK D., 320 N. Main.
PARKER, JASON, 5 New Gifford Big.
PERKINS, D. C, 305 Lafayette.
PURCELL, F. C, 551 East Second.
Ridgway, Guy E., 11-13 West First.
SCOFIELD, E. M., over 11 East 3rd.
Scott, John W., 222 Winsor.
Seidel, O. F., 223 West Third.
Valone, WELLMAN, Seymour, Sill, SNOW, W. LEWIS James M., Burton W. 9-10 F., H., D., W., Barrett 23 over Wellman 617 Allen. E. 105 Bldg. Second. E. Bldg. 2nd.
PIANOS.
(Manufacturers.)
AHLSTROM PIANO CO., 112-114.East
Second.
Ebel Julius G. M., 340 Steele.
PIANOS.
(Dealers.)
Andrews, Walter H., Piano Co., 315
Pine.
DANIELSON'S MUSIC HOUSE, 1
North Main.
ECKMAN, J. AUGUST, 5th floorWellman
Bldg.
HUMPHREY, W. S., PIANO CO., 314
North Main.
STRANDBURG, OSCAR, 6 West 3rd.
SWANSON, GUST, 7 First National
Bank Bldg.
PIANO TUNERS.
Beshgetoor, E. C, 408 West Eighth.
ECKMAN, J. AUGUST, 5th floorWellman
Bldgs.
Enlund, Richard, 12 Shaver.
Georgi, George A., 86 Prather Ave.
Mix, Fred, 344% East Fourth.
PICTURES AND FRAMING.
Aldrich Art & China Co., 302 North
Main.
HOLMQUIST, CARL, 325 E. Second.
LARSON, O. F., 222-224 E. Second.
PARTRIDGE, E. G., 3 West Fourth.
Reed, L. C, 103 East Third.
PLANING MILLS.
Nelson Bros., 233-237 Prospect.
WILSON, JOHN T. EST., 121 Winsor.
PLATING.
Acme Plating Co., 23 East First.
ART METAL CONSTRUCTION CO.,
Jones & Gifford Ave.
Weber-Knapp Co., 441 Chandler.
PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM
.FITTING.
Burke, Wm. T., 830% North Main.
CHATFIELD & SHARP, 304 Pine.
Davey, James, 146 Prospect.
Heald, John, 211 East Third
Heald & Marsh, 225 West Third.
JORGENSON PLUMBING & HEAT­
ING CO., 304 East Second.
Kostlevy Chas. A., 101 East Second.
•MARSH, JOHN T., 306 West 8th.
McGINITY, JOHNSON & CO., 214
Prendergast Ave.
MURRAY, M. J. & CO., 323 Washington.
Reed & Odell, 12 Forest Ave.
S.tainthorpe, STEARNS, Stewart & Howe, F. Jonas, M. & 338 CO., under East 322 Third. 300 N. E. Main. 2nd.

Tordoff & Sons, 12 Harrison.
WOODHEAD, OLSEN & RILEY, 110-
112 West Third.
POOL AND BILLIARDS.
Beardsley, P. E., 25 Forest Ave.
Brazee, Theodore, 20-22 W. First.
Colonial, under 623 East Second.
Eagle Parlors, 8 South Main.
Floss Palace Alleys, 211 Cherry.
Grandin, Andrew, over 12 N. Main.
Hub, (The), over 8 West Third.
Jackson, E. W., 18-26 South Main.
Jefferson, Manley L., under 10 W. 3rd.
Jones, (The), 2% North Main.
Lang, W. H., 13 Market.
Lenox Parlors, 202 Cherry.
Marquette, The, over 318 Cherry.
Monarch, 13 Market.
Montague, S., 48 Harrison.
Moose Cafe, 10 South Main.
Neilson, C-, 53 South Main.
Piousville Pool Room, 318 Harrison.
Powers, Leon J., 118 East Third.
Reed, J. E., 207 Pine.
Salupa, S., 45 Harrison.
Westphal, Oscar T., 49 South Main.
White Pool Room, 1009 East Second.
Wood, Willard C, over 630 East 2nd.
POSTCARDS.
(Retail.)
(All Druggists.)
Aldrich Art & China Co., 302 North
Main.
Diehl, O. D., 303 North Main.
RAILROADS.
Chautauqua Traction Co. (connecting
with Lake Shore R. R. at Westfield
and Pennsylvania at Mayville), 213
West Third.
D. A. V. & P. R. R., Falconer, via. J.
St. Ry.
ERIE R. R., office 102 North Main,
passenger depot, West First, freight
office, 325 Chandler.
JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY. 571
JAMESTOWN, WESTFIELD &
NORTHWESTERN, (formerly J. C.
& L. E.) (INC). Cor. Fairmount
Ave. and West Eighth; freight office,
70-80 Steele; city office, 21 3rd. Abrahamson - Bigelow Lunch, under
RESTAURANTS.
REAL ESTATE.
114-118 West Third.
BROADBERRY, G. R., over 106 E. 3rd. BLACK BEAR, 22 East Third.
Anderson, Gustaf, 7 First National Brink, C. E., 220 Washington.
Bank Bldg.
Brooklyn House, 7 Harrison.
Berggren Realty Co., 503 Fenton Bldg. Central House, 14 South Main.
BUTTS A. J. & SON, 211 Cherry. DIAMOND RESTAURANT, 15 East
COLLIER CLEMENT, CONSOLIDATED
FRANK, Gokey , 403-404 & Bldg. J.J., STERNEBORG, ERNEST 7 Chadakoin Hall DEVELOPMENT
Block. W., 35-36 Bldg. 21 Barrett
GILBERDS REALTY CO., over 309 N.
Main.
Harris, Milo, 608 Prendergast Ave.
HITCHCOCK, HORACE, over 9 W. 3d.
Hotchkiss, Emerson H., 308 W. 6th.
JOHNSON, EVERETT D., 103 E. 3rd.
Lindsey, Charles G., over 221 N. Main.
Loucks, T. M., over 302 N. Main.
Miller, Gallup & Brennan, 328-330
Wellman Bldg.
Moody, Frank R., over 16 East Third.
McCain Realty Co., 306-308 Chadakoin
Bldg.
Munger & Koehl, 403-404 Chadakoin
Bldg. ,
Nordh, Carl W„ 30-31 Gokey Bldg.
Olson Realty Co., 18 Barrett Bldg.
Peterson, E. A., 11-12 Gokey Bldg.
PETERSON & JOHNSON, over 103
East Second.
PRATHER, JOHN H., over 101 E. 3rd.
Rask, H. G., 228-230 Wellman Bldg.
Rogers, R. E., 110-112 West Third.
Samuels, Charles, 26 Russell Block.
SEGERDAHL & FRAY, 101 Gokey
Shaw, J. B., 401-404 Wellman Bldg.
SMITH-HOWARD CO., 214 Cherry.
STAFFORD, A. H. & SON, 1 First National
Bank Bldg.
STRONG, L. C, 1-2 Gokey Bldg.
SWEDISH-AMERICAN LAND CO.,
320 Cherry.
Tiffany, John H., 43-44 Gokey Bldg.
Vanstrom, John, 4 Gokey Bldg.
Vinculo Realty Co., • 606-607 Fenton
Bldg.
WELLER, JAMES & SON, 39-40 Gokey
Bldg.
Widrig, Walter H., 418 East Sixth.
Woodward, E. H., 190 Fairmount Ave.
REPAIRING.
Brown, A. W., 306 West Third.
HUNTINGTON, J. W., 12 Forest Ave.
NELSON & NELSON, 15 Harrison.
Pew, Charles H., Ill East Third.
Safford, G. G., 615 North Main.
Salisbury, Claude C, 14-16 Twelfth.
Hawkins Grameno, Home Hub, Ingerson, Jack's Japanese Cherry. Second. The, Restaurant, Palace Tea L. Gust, 8 West L., Room, 701 64 Restaurant, Third. 232 Harrison. West 370 14 Washington.
East Eighth.
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572 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY.
Lang, W. H., 13 Market.
Monarch Lunch, 317 Winsor.
Monarch Lunch, 13 Market.
Narrow Gauge Restaurant, 20 N. Main.
Palm Restaurant, 631 E. Second.
Phillips, Ralph B., 8 West Third.
Shaw & Nasto, 104 Harrison.
Puritan Lunch, 219 Washington.
Stockholm Lunch Room, 114 W. 2nd.
Samuels Lunch Room, 13 West 3rd.
SWANSON RESTAURANT, 16 W. 2d.
SAM'S RESTAURANT, 208 Cherry.
Y. W. C. A. lunch rooms, W. Fourth.
and North Main.
ROLLER SKATING.
Gabrielson, Amusement, 622-630 E. 2d.
ROOFERS.
JAMESTOWN ROOFING CO., 120
East Third.
LLOYD, E. D., 298 East Second.
Wilson, W. W., Fairmount Ave. bey.
limits.
ROOMING HOUSES.
Cheney, B.J., 318 Prendergast Ave.
and 12 East Fourth.
Cole, Cottages, 309-311 W. Second.
Cranston, Lissa, 14 East Fourth.
Geise, Mrs. E„ 77 South Main.
Goggin, Kate M., 215 West Second.
Goudy,J., 212 West Second.
Joslin, Flora, Mrs., 214 Clinton.
Kortright, Eliza, Mrs., 217 W. 2nd.
Lafayette, The, 205 Lafayette.
MARVIN HOUSE, 105 West Second.
Miller, Emma, Mrs., 311 Pine.
Morton, Mrs. Mary, 416 North Main.
Ohlson, Mrs. Betty, 22 Forest Ave.
OSMER, THE, 413-417 West Third.
Preston, J. L., 204 Lafayette.
Washington, The, Washington &W. 2d.
Woodburn, The, 223 West Third.
RUBBER STAMPS.
Dewey-Davis Printing Co., 320 Washington.
JOURNAL PRINTING CO., 12 W. 2nd.
SAFES AND VAULTS.
BALCOM, FRED H., 324 Cherry.
SALOONS.
ANDERSON, THE, 11 East Second.
BERRY, H. O., 18 North Main.
BJORK & ECKSTROM, 59 Winsor.
BLACK BEAR, 22 East Third.
Brazee, Theodore, 20-22 West First.
Casino Cafe, 22-24 East Second.
Chadakoin Cafe, 707-709 West Eighth.
Cole, Pardon H., under 217 N. Main.
Elk, Giltinan, Fredlund, Gray Palace, & Moore, D. C, P. 15124 21 & Market. Co., East 49 Third. Second. Winsor.
Hall, Herbert H., 61 Winsor.
Haymarket Saloon, 23 Forest Ave.
Heineman, Louis, 12 East Third.
Hennigan, Peter E., 101 North Main.
Hind & Coe, 113 East Second.
Hub, (The), 8 West Third.
Jones, (The), 2% North Main.
Kentucky Liquor Store, 118 E. Second
Klumpp, J. W., 116 East Third.
Leburg & Carlson, 4 Willard.
Lenna & Malm, 62 Winsor.
Lenox Saloon, 204 Cherry.
Limit, (The), 33 South Main.
Lindquist & Johnson, '20 Willard.
Mahoney, E. J., 634 East Second.
Malmberg & Swanson, 115 E. Second.
Mint, (The), 120 East Second.
Moose Cafe, 10 South Main.
Murray, A. W., 34 North Main.
Oak Cafe, 9 West Second.
Ochs & Strieker, 3 South Main.
Palace Cafe, 19 East Second.
Peterson & Gribben, 42 South Main.
Peterson Wine House, 115-117 W. 3rd.
Peterson & Lindell, 947 East Second.
Pullman Cafe, 217 Washington.
Simmons Cafe, 707-709 West Eighth.
Stoner, Lynn H., 17 East Second.
S'tumpf, Charles J., 2 West First.
Thorne & Spetz, 14 East Third.
Tousley, J. H., 6 North Main.
WESTROM BROS., 13 East Second.
Wheelhouse Bros., 143 Harrison.
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS.
CHAUTAUQUA LUMBER CO., Monroe
and Isabelle Ave.
LYONS, HARRY G., Market.
NELSON BROS., 233 Prospect.
WILSON, JOHN T., EST., 115 Winsor.
SAWS.
(Manufacturers.)
Moore Bros., 11-13 East First.
SCREENS.
(Manufacturers.)
Jamestown Window Screen Co., 151
J. & G. Ave.
WATSON MFG. CO., 63 Taylor.
SECOND HAND STORES.
Anderson, J. A., 110 Winsor.
HANSON & STONE, 212 East Second.
Pearson, Wm., 10 Market.
Market S.t. Bargain Store, 10 Market.
Swezey, H. L., 613 North Main.
Trantum & Giles, 29 North Main.
Wing, E. D., 31 Forest Ave.
SEEDS.
WILBER, Jamestown JOHNSON, H. Electric A. R. G., CORP., 40 Mills, South 117 39-43 E. Main. Taylor. Third.

SEWER AND DRAIN PIPE.
CHAUTAUQUA REFRIGERATING
CO., 66 Foote Ave.
JOHNSON ICE & COAL CO., 610 W.
Eighth.
SHEDD, L. F., Cor. Isabelle Ave. and
Monroe.
SEWING MACHINES.
Goodenough, E. H., 317 Pine.
Singer Sewing Machine Co., 207 ,
Cherry.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO., 205
West Third.
SHEET METAL WORKS.
(See Tin and Sheet Ironsmiths.)
SHEET MUSIC.
(See Music Dealers.)
SHIRTS.
(Manufacturers.)
Martin & Johnson, over 204 N. Main.
SHOE STORES.
(Dealers.
ANDERSON, CHARLES J., Cor. Main
and Third and 103 East Second.
ANDERSON & SANDBURG, 108 No.
Main.
Bealer & Son, 9 East Third.
Bergren, August L., 116 Willard.
Bly, E. Verne, 119 North Main.
Brownell Shoe Co., 12 West Third and
22 South Main.
Carlson, Ernest E., 622 East Second.
Hansen, H. P., 4 West Third.
Johnson & Bard, 201 East Second.
Johnson, G. F., Clothing Co. 17 Market.
Johnson, J. E. & A. L., 107 W. Third.
Lines Shoe Store, 204 North Main.
NELSON, AUGUST F., 114 N. Main.
Nelson & Lawson, 108 East Second.
Peterson & Youngquist, 21 E. 2nd.
SWANSON, CARL A., 41 South Main.
SWANSON-HOLMBERG SHOE CO.,
4 North Main.
Wade Bros., 306 North Main.
Walk-Over Boot Shop, 19 West Third.
SHOES.
(Manufacturers.)
Gokey, William N., Shoe Co., 516 East
Sixth.
SHOE SHINING STANDS.
Beres, George, alley, 9 West Third.
Lande, Jasco, 8 Market.
Masterson, A. E., 13 East Third.
Pappas & Beer, 23 North Main.
Pullman Shoe Shine, 1 Taylor.
Vishnia, Spiro & John, 16 9% South East Main. Second.
JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY. 573
SHOES.
(Repairs.)
Anderson, August, 212 West Third.
Bloomstrand, A., 6 Fenton Place.
Corke, Joseph, 232 Washington.
Costino, Frank, 226 Fairmount Ave.
Digiovanni, Fred, 100 Willard.
Dimarco & Munafo, under 117 N. Main.
Despencer, T. S., under 117 N. Main.
Frey, G., 619 North Main.
Gauthier, Albert, 355 East Second.
Hansen, EL P., 4 West Third.
Herman, John, 107 Fairmount Ave.
Jaderstrom, Jonas, 21 Baker.
Johnson, Anton, 12 Market.
Michelle, Aurie, 203 Winsor.
Mistretta, Charles, 939% E. Second.
NELSON, AUGUST F., 114 N. Main.
Oser, Jacob, 853 North Main.
PALACE SHOE REPAIR SHOP, 215
East Second.
Raeon, Charles, 781 East Second.
Rufini, Anthony, 804 West Eighth.
Sotir & Kambury, 8 South Main.
Toro, Harry, 804 West Eighth.
Toscan, James, rapid repair shop, 1
East First.
Vacanti, Sam., 10 Forest Ave. and 9
Water.
Wheelhouse, John, 68 Foote Ave.
Wincontey, M., 219 Harrison.
SIDEWALK—CEMENT.
Pease, George, 849 Washington.
Shutt, Orris J., 48 Prospect.
Sigular, John, 510 Foote Ave.
SILVERWARE.
(See Jewelers.)
SNUFF.
(Manufacturers.)
Swedish Snuff Mfg. Co., 132 Foote Av.
SOAP.
(Manufacturers.)
Harris Co., 31 Whitley Ave.
SPECIALISTS.
Brown, R. J., (general), 414 Chadakoin
Campbell, A. L. D., (eye, ear, nose,
etc.), 428-430 Wellman Bldg.
Hotchkiss, W. W., (eye, ear, throat),
over 14 East Second.
REGER, H. S., (eye, ear, nose and
throat), 420 Wellman Bldg.
Sackrider, J. R., (eye, ear, throat), 5-6
Barrett Bldg.
SPINAL APPLIANCES.
PHILO-BURT MFG. CO., 5-7 W. 4th.
SPORTING GOODS.
Graff, HUNTINGTON, Collins. J. Louis W., 15 W., J. East 350 W., Third. East 53 S. Third. Main.

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JAMESTOWN ELECTRIC CO., 109
East Third.
Johnson, Charles, 29 North Main.
LINDSTROM, E. H., 117 East Second.
Showier, Frank, 228 Fairmount Ave.
STAINED GLASS.
Jamestown Art Glass Works, 58
Franklin.
LYONS, HARRY, Market.
NORTHROP PAINT & GLASS CO.,
36 North Main.
PEARL CITY PAINT & GLASS CO.,
15 North Main.
STEAMSHIP TICKETS.
MERZ MARTIN, over 202 N. Main.
Saeli, G., 37-39 Harrison.
SEGERDAHL & FRAY, 101 Gokey Big.
STENOGRAPHERS.
(Public.)
DUNDERDALE, ANNIE, 403 Wellman
WOODS, MAY, Samuels Hotel.
STONE QUARRIES.
Ackroyd, Asa, Steele.
Jamestown Shale Paving Brick Co.,
40 Quarry Road.
STORAGE COMPANIES.
AMES TRANSFER CO., 212 Prendergast
Ave.
CHAUTAUQUA REFRIGERATING
CO., 66 Foote Ave.
CHAUTAUQUA STORAGE & TRANS­
FER CO., 509 West Third.
DONELSON TRUCKING & STOR­
AGE CO., 29 Forest Ave.
Jamestown Cold Storage Co., 5-7 Taylor.
VINCENT TRANSFER CO., 114 West
Second.
STOVES AND RANGES.
BERNHARD HARDWARE CO., 204
East Second.
CLARK HARDWARE CO., 109-111
North Main.
JORGENSON PLUMBING & HEAT­
ING CO., 304 East'Second.
LEWIS, P. F. & SONS, 804 N. Main.
LUNDQUIST, C. A. & CO., 2 S. Main.
McGINITY, JOHNSON & CO., 214
Prendergast Ave.
SURVEYORS.
Bentley, C. E., 424 Chadakoin Bldg.
Jones, Clyde G., City Hall.
McConnell & Lee, 21 Gokey Bldg.
TAILORS.
(Ladies.)
BURNETT, THE HOUSE OF, N. Main.
CHISHOLM, JAMES, 1402 E. Second.
Greenlund, Nellie, 2 Stearns Ave.
Johnson, Olof, 38 Charles.
LINDQUIST, ERNEST, 15 Gokey Blk.
Lindquist & Johnson, 510 New Fenton
MORRISON, J. F., 16 East Third.
NELSON, T. N. & CO., over 9 W. 3rd.
PETERSON, LEONARD & SON, over
100 North Main.
TAILORS.
(Merchant.)
BELL, JOHN E., 108 E. Third.
Bergstrom, Fred W., 79 Allen.
Carlson, O. H., 66 Allen Block.
CHISHOLM, JAMES, 1402 E. Second.
DOUGLAS (TOM) THE TAILOR, 100
North Main.
ENGSTROM, THE TAILOR, Warner
Block.
ENGSTROM, JOHN C, oVer 1 W. 1st.
ERICSON, O. A., 628 East Second.
GUSTAFSON & WALLBERG, 3-4
Gokey Bldg.
Jaderstrom, Lundquist & Moe, 12 East
Second.
James, B., over 38 North Main.
JONES & SCHARF, 210 North Main.
Judson, Frederick L., 15 Franklin.
LINDQUIST, ERNEST, 15 Gokey Blk.
Lindquist & Johnson, 510 New Fenton
Bldg.
- Lundy & Soderstrom, 40-42 S. Main.
NELSON, T. N. & CO., over 9 W. 3rd.
OLSON'S MODERN TAILORING, 2
Arcade Bldg.
PETERSON, EMIL E., 30 Allen Block.
PETERSON, LEONARD & SON, over
100 North Main.
PROUDFIT CLOTHING CO., 206 No.
Main.
Scotch Woolen Mills Co., 107 S. Main.
Star Tailoring Co., 219 Cherry.
Wiley, Tailoring Co., 231 Wellman Big.
WIQUIST, OTTO W., 9 North Main.
TAXICABS.
COWING LIVERY, 401 Cherry.
Kohlbacker, Fred M., 29 Ninth.
Nelson, P. G., Third and Cherry.
Rummer, F. H., Third and Cherry.
OBERG TAXICAB & TRANSFER CO.
Erie Station.
Paul, H. F., 219 Cherry.
Stapleton, P. C, Eagle Garage.
TEACHERS.
(Drawing and Painting.)
Butler, Bertha, over 21 West Second.
Holmes, Catherine L., 825 Prendergast.
Woodford, Blanchard, 319 Jefferson.
TEACHERS.
Bratt, Carlson, Curtice, A. Mabel, Olive C, (violin), F., (Music.) 20521 West 24 Sturges. Regent. Seventh.

ECKMAN, J. AUGUST, fifth floor
Wellman Bldg.
Farlee, Edith H., 152 Allen.
Farlee, Nellie C, 152 Allen.
Fengar, Mrs. Mary, (violin), 6 Sampson.
Hawkins, T. Allen, 124 Barrett.
Heath, Mabel,. 812 North Main.
Henderson, Kate, over 111 Van Buren.
Hollister, Gertrude, 107 Barrett.
Holmberg, Ruby, 174 Newton Ave.
Holmes, Mabel, 38 Sampson.
Jamestown Conservatory of Music,
Wellman Bldg.
Johnson, Esther H., Mrs. 204 Prospect.
Lind, Eugene, 135 Allen.
Lindgren, Gustave V., 16 Foote Ave.
Lindburg, S. A. Evelyn, 120 Prospect.
Lundberg, Anna Laura, 15 Stowe.
Miller, Emily J., 900 Prendergast Av.
Mosshammer, Mrs. G., 22 Derby.
Nutter, Gertrude, 10 Pullman.
Price, Louise O., 300 East Sixth.
Reed, Bessie, 609 East .Seventh.
Scholin, Carl A., 13 Strong.
Spring, Lillie B., over 221 Van Buren.
Shaver, Dell, Mrs., 75 Glasgow Ave.
Swanson, Victoria, 639 Prendergast.
Sweet, Florence B., (voice), 10
Charles.
Thorstenberg, Samuel, Wellman Bldg.
TELEPHONE COMPANIES.
HOME TELEPHONE CO., 210 Pine.
NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO., 113
East Third.
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
POSTAL TELEGRAPH & CABLE
CO., 203 Cherry.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.
301 North Main.
THEATRES.
Samuels Opera House, 22 E. Second.
Lyric (Vaudeville), 201 E. Third. ,
THEATRES.
(Pictures.)
Bijcu Dream, 10 West Third.
Colonial, 623 East Second.
Grand, 38 North Main.
Majestic, 8 South Main.
Movie (The), 25 Market. '
Mozart, 12% West Third.
Royal, 26 North Main. /
Winter Garden, 311-313 North Main.
THREAD.
(Manufacturers.)
Ashwell, E. J. & Co., 113 Foote Ave.
TILE Humbert, Cobbe, AND A. Frank M., MARBLE. 27 A., Barrett 308 Pine. Bldg.
JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY. 575
TIN AND SHEET IRON SMITHS.
Briggs & Corke, under 800 N. Main.
CLARK HARDWARE CO., 109-111
North Main.
JOHNSON, FRANK O., 322 Washington.
Julin Tin & Sheet Metal Works Co.,
21 East First.
LEWIS, P. F. & SONS. 804 N. Main.
LLOYD, E. D., 310 East Second.
LUNDQUIST, C. A. & CO., 2 South
Main.
Marsh Bros. 225 West Third.
MARSH, JOHN T., 306 West Eighth.
VENBLOW, FRANK A., under 29
North Main.
WILSON, W. W„ Fairmount Ave.,
bey. limits.
TOOLS.
(Manufacturers.)
Crescent Tool Co., 200-222 Harrison.
Danielson, J. P. & Co., 583 Allen.
Hjorth & Co., 28 Taylor.
Moore Bros., 11-13 East First.
Weber-Knapp Co., 441 Chandler.
TOWELS.
(Manufacture.)
CHAUTAUQUA TOWEL MILLS, 206
Steele.
TRUCKMEN.
AMES TRANSFER CO., 212 Prendergast
Ave.
DONELSON TRUCKING & STOR­
AGE CO., 29 Forest Ave.
Frank & Smith, 283% South Main.
Hanson, Henry, 122 Park.
Swanson, Gust, 14 Stowe.
VINCENT TRANSFER CO., 110 West
Second.
TRUNKS AND BAGS.
Abersold, G. R., 105 East Third.
EASTMAN & FOLCKER, 121 W. 3rd.
LOCKWOOD, GEORGE L„ 7 W. 3rd.
TYPEWRITERS.
Jamestown Typewriter Exchange, 7-8
Allen Block.
Remington Typewriter Co., 41-42 Gokey
Block.
Smith, L. C, Typewriter Co., 29-
31 Barrett Bldg.
UNDERTAKING.
Boyd, Harry W., 319 Washington.
CURTIS, JONES & CHASE, 310 East
Second.
HENDERSON LINCOLN UNDER­
TAKING CO., 421 East Second.
REED, VanDusen, PARTRIDGE, POWERS, L. C, L. Theodore D., 103 E. G., 616 East 3 F., Pine. West Third. 328 Fourth. Allen.

576 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY.
UPHOLSTERERS.
ANDERSON, ERNEST A., 228 East
Second.
Chambers, Tom, 514 West Fourth.
JAMESTOWN LOUNGE, CO., 38 Winsor.
Jamestown Upholstering Co., 340 Forest
Ave.
JAMESTOWN UPHOLSTERY CO.,
300 Crescent.
Shearman Bros. Co., 25 Shearman PL
Ward, M. W„ 516 West Fourth.
VENEER MANUFACTURERS.
Gerry Veneer & Lumber Co., Falconer.
JAMESTOWN PANEL & VENEER
CO., 30-32 Steele.
Nickey Bros. & Bass, 608 Fenton Bldg.
PEARL CITY VENEER CO. Allen Ext
Strong Veneer Co., 321 Washington.
Williamson Veneer Co., 107 W. 2nd.
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Bender, Robert, 31 Derby.
JAMESTOWN VETERINARY HOS­
PITAL, 409 Washington:
SHEPARD, F. G., 214 Washington.
VOTING MACHINES.
(Manufacturers.)
Automatic Registering Machine Corporation,
153-163 J. & G. Ave.
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
(Painting.)
Sagerdahl, C. F., 516 West Fourth.
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
(Retail.)
Arnold, C.J., 212 Washington.
Herby & Sons, 610 West Seventh.
JOHNSON, ALBERT G., 30 S. Main.
McLean, William, 303 West Second.
WALLPAPER.
(Dealers.)
Beck, C. M., 56 Broadhead Ave.
Bradburn & Moon, 220 E. Second.
BUSHEY, W. E. & F. G., 104 E. 3rd.
CARLSON & HELGREN, 53 Winsor.
GEM, THE, 5 West First.
JOHNSON, JOHN D., 208 E. Second.
Macomber, F. V., 2-6 East Second..
MACLEASE, CHAS. E. over 122 W. 3d
Melquist, Joe, 705 North Main.
Morley & Mann, Falconer, N. Y.
Peterson, E. G. & M. A., 620 E. 2nd.
Reagle, G. E., 176 Fairmount Ave.
WASHING MACHINES.
(Manufacturers.)
Blackstone Mfg. Co., 56-58 Blackstone
Ave.
WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING.
(See Jewelers.)
WELDING AND BRAZING.
Cast Iron Welding & Brazing Co.,
Shearman Place.
WHEEL AND AXLES—Automobile.
(Manufacturers.)
SALISBURG WHEEL & MFG. CO.,
Tiffany Ave.
WINES & LIQUORS.
(Wholesale.)
(See Liquors.)
WORSTED GOODS.
(Manufacturers.)
Acme Worsted Mills, 49-59 Jones and
Gifford Ave.
BROADHEAD WORSTED MILLS,
102-126 East First.
CHAUTAUQUA WORSTED MILLS,
Falconer, N. Y.
EMPIRE WORSTED MILLS, 31-43
Water.
JAMESTOWN WORSTED MILLS,
335 Harrison.
Odsonia Mills, (Branch of Cleveland
Worsted Mills), Falconer, N. Y.
WRENCH MFRS.
Crescent Tool Co., 200-222 Harrison.
Hjorth, Wm. & Co., 28 Taylor.
YEAST.
Fleischmann Co., 308 Pine.
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