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OLEAN, N . Y.
Duplex Directory
OF
1906
CONTAINING
Complete Alphabetical Directory of City and Suburbs.
Complete Street and Block Directory.
Complete Classified Business Directory.
Complete Record of City and Town Government, with
other useful information carefully selected.
Copyright, 1905, by Morris and Van Campen
MORRIS AND VAN CAMPEN
Publishers of Modern City Directories
Box 265, Olean, N. Y.
Copies of this Directory can be obtained at OAKLEAF'S BOOK STORE
PRICE, $2.50 NET.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Abbreviations, Key to
Advertisers, Index to, front pages
Alphabetical Directory
Banks
Boards of Health
Business Directory
Cemeteries
Churches
City Government
County Officers
Clubs
Commercial Blocks
Corporations
Duplex Directory
Fire Alarm Boxes
Incorporated Companies
Labor Unions
Lodges
Masonic Lodges
Miscellaneous Directory
Newspapers
North Olean Government
Nurses
Physicians
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Police Department
Population, Table of, front pages
Post Office
Schools and Teachers
Street and Block Directory
Supplement, colored insert, facing page
Town Officers
Unions, Labor
Ward Boundaries
Page.
382
49
389
385
401
389
390
383
382
394
395
396
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385
395
397
398
397
382
406
388
406
406
384
386
386
1
380
388
397
384
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John Heilman, Propreitor*
Best Service in the City.
Stylish Equippages at Reasonable Charges
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Scott's Studio
Visitors always welcome at
Scott's Studio. Portraits of
all kinds and a fine line of
frames for them. Special attention given to children.
Make your appointments
early for your holiday work.
Scott's Studio
North Street
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Olean, N* Y,
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
Page.
Abbott, D. S. Co., inside back cover
Abrams & Sons, inside front cover
Acme Milling Co., front fly leaf
Adams, G-eo. B. & Co., colored insert opposite page
Bell Bros., colored insert, opposite page
Bowser's P. T. B. Barber Sbop, front pages
Citizens' National Bank, back bone
Collins Interstate Agency, bottom margins
Davis, Nenno & Hartz, top margins
Dot'erweich Brewing Co., top margins
Dotterweich, Rudolph (The Oak,) along edge of book...
Exchange National Bank, front cover
First National Bank, back cover and top margins
Fitch & Ramsey, bottom margins
Foley Bros., back fly leaf
Ganoung, H. P. & Son. sign painters, front fly leaf
Ganoung, H. P., gas mantles, back fly leaf
Gillingham & Son, side margins
Godfrey's Livery, front fly leaf
Wa.yden. the Printer, side margins
Worner, W o . & Co., bottom margins
Johnson, F. H.,
Karl, the Clothier, side margins
Kevstone Electric Co., bottom margins
Kolumbian Pharmacy, side margins
Kreidler Bros., bottom margins
Linn. D., book binder, front pages
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Llewellvn, florist, back of title p a g e . . ,
Mardeviiie & Co
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Marcus. H. W
Mprth. Flizabeth, side margins
Mite. (Bradley Norton.) side margins
Moore, F;. R. (Olean Planing Mill,) side margins
Morris & VanCamuen, side margins
>Tew Union Hotel, top margins
OaVleaf. F. H.. side margins
O'Connor, Martin
OIPSTI Cement Building Block Co., side margins
oienn Herald, bottom margins
Olean Livery. (John Heilman,) front pages
PVrni Times, bottom margins
Oljvpr's Olean Mills
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co., bottom margins...
Sôtt. Don front pages
Stillruan, F. V. R.. back of title page
Reynolds. S. A., side margins
•Rnbesou. Charles E.. side margins
TRvlor. The B. IT. Co.. top margins
Tixiklepaugh's Olean Steam Laundry, front fly leaf
Trov's Planing Mill, bottom margins
Tvler. F. E. & Co.. top margins
Union Pacific Tea Co.. colored insert opposite page
VanCampen, George, back fly leaf
Wackerman. R., front pages
•^Veston Lumber Co., top margins
Wisdom Paving Co., side margins
381
381
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408
410
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381
Names in Directory*
First Ward,
(1903)
1582 . . .
(1905)
1725 .
(Increase)
143
Second Ward,
762. .
765
3
Third Ward,
1049.. .
1055
6
Fourth Ward, District I) o o )
1652.
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< 260
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Fifth Ward,
1590
Sixth Ward,
1581 . . .
Total for City,
9+48
Boardmanville,
788
East Olean,
1571
Z
North Olean, . . . . ,
749
South Olean,
407
..
West Olean,
337
Total for 1 own,...
4852
Total for "Olean,"
14300
1794 . .
204
1609
28
10092. .
801
13
1662
.. 91
^49
• • 100
416 . . . .
9
429
92
5157..
15249..
644
305
949
Increase over 1903,
949
Removals, including deaths, &c , during the two years, 3248
(About $y2 per day.)
New People, including births,&c, during the two years, 4197
(About $y2 per day.)
Changes in residence, & c ,
3326
Vacant Houses,
83
New Houses,
,
205
F. T. BOWSER
A. W- BOWSER
f. C. ®. Barter
F. T. ROWSKK & SON, PROPRIETORS
SIX CHAIRS—ELECTRIC MASSAGE
JBarber Supplies at Tldbolesale anb IRetail
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A N D C O L D
172 N. Union Street.
B A T H S
OLEAN, N. Y
POPULATION OF OLEAN.
1810—1905.
1810
1814
1820
1825
1830
1835
1840
1845
1850
1855
1860
1865
1870
1875
1880
1885
1890
1895
1911
1905
458
276
1,047
404
561
830
638
550
89H
1,611
2,706
2,701
Z,668
3,103
6,575
8,650
11,507
12,425
12,220
15,249
Union Hand-Made Cigars
The Qlean, 10c
The Purity, 5c
The Red Indian, 5c
The Little Favorite, 5c
The Cigars are all strictly UNION HandMade Cigars. Manufactured by
R WACKERMAN
213 N. Union Street
FACTORY, 246 N. UNION
MORRIS AND VAN CAMPEN'S
1906
Alphabetical Street Directory
Showing the Beginning, Ending and
Intersections of Streets
EXPLANATION OF NUMBERING OF STREETS:
On all streets south of E. State, the block divisions are from
E. State to E. Henley 100, to E. Green 200, below E. Green 300.
On streets north of E. State, except N. Union and N. Barry,
the block divisions are E. State to Laurel av. 100, to Tompkins
200, to Jay 300.
On N. Barry, from E. State to Tompkins 100, to Jay 200, to
E. Sullivan 300.
On streets west of Union, from Union to First 100, to Second 200, etc.
On streets east of Union, from Union to Barry 100, to Clinton 200, to Fulton 300, to East av. 400, to Pond 500, to Orchard
av. 600, to Chestnut 700, to King 800, to Duke 900, to Clark 1,000.
On North Union, from B. State to Hamilton and Laurens
100, to Sullivan 200, to Whitney and Railroad avenues 300, to
Wayne 400, to Coleman 500, to N. First 600, to River 700, !.o
Water 800, to Elm 900, to Oak 1,000, to Pine 1100.
On streets north of W. State, from W. State to Laurens and
Washington 100, to W. Sullivan 200, to Whitney av. and Reed
300, to Wayne 400, to Coleman 500, to City Line al. 600.
On streets south of W. State, from W. State to W. Henley
100, to Irving 200, to W. Green 300, below W. Green 400.
ADAMS STREET.
From 424 E. State, south to E. Green.
Left Side.
141 H. Wesley Wickwire.
147 Mrs. Anna Bush,
149 Ira W. Councilman.
E. Henley st. intersects.
205 Augustus Snyder.
207 Vacant.
211 C. E. Thomas.
211 Bert Kins.
217 Mrs. Phoebe Smith.
221 C. S. Jones.
229 George H. Loop.
233 Mrs. Alice Smith.
241 Wesley Huff.
Right Side.
132 George F. Brooks.
140 Joseph M. Barth.
ADAMS STREET, (E. O.)
From 24 E. State, south to Olear
Creek.
Left Side.
No houses.
Hoop st. intersects.
No houses.
Right Side.
No houses.
Hoop st. intersects.
William H. Brown.
John McElfresh.
AVENUE B., (N. O.)
From Washington, near
northwest to Homer.
ALDER STREET, ( E. O.)
From 47 R. R. av., north to limits.
Left Side.
Samuel Holliday.
Spring st. intersects.
45 John Rich.
Division st. intersects.
No houses.
Right Side.
No houses.
Oscar J. Young.
John Englund.
ANDERSON AVENUE.
Southwest from 325 N. Tenth, along
P. R. R. tracks.
Left Side.
No houses.
Right Side.
1102 Frank C. Weldon.
1106 Ward Fuller.
AVENUE A., (Bv.)
From 34 Main St., east.
Left Side.
31 Abram M. Farwell.
Right Side.
44 Frank Nancarrol.
AVENUE A., (N.
O.)
From Washington, near
northwest to Homer.
Left Side.
1 Selden Adsit.
3 A. W. Sandburg.
5 Fred Dyer.
7 Will A. Langley.
Right Side.
No houses.
Buffalo,
Buffalo,
Left Side.
Alexander Sanok.
Lee Dean.
Benedict Balus.
Vacant.
M. C. Kuhn.
Albert J. Leonard.
Mrs. Anna Gumlock.
Right Side.
1 MiUe Puskas.
5 Frank Vallenda.
9 Joseph Gano.
13 Peter Clement.
17 Stephen Getse.
BELL STREET, (E. O.)
2
4
6
8
12
16
From 52 Queen, east to King.
Left Side.
E. J. Snyder.
James W. Cousins.
Right Side.
Harlow Tiiiow.
BISHOP STREET, (E. 0.)
From Davis av., east to King.
Left Side.
3 Aaron N. Nast.
7 Jacob J. Koeblin.
Orchard av. intersects.
47 Michael Holobok.
51 Earl L. Root.
55 A. B. Salisbury.
57 Andrew Agnack.
59 Joseph Matsig.
61 Eugene Fox.
63 Mrs. Ann Cook.
67 Mike Villing.
67 Mrs. Delia Mitchell.
69 S. A. Reynolds.
71 F. W. Merritt.
71 J. C. Murray.
73 W. L. Merritt.
75 H. J. Smith.
77 Andrew J. Brock.
79 Mrs. N. M. Page.
81-83 Wm. M. DeKay.
Right Side.
No houses.
Orchard av. intersects
52 John Heald.
OLEAN DUPLEX DIRECTORY.
54 Charles Wood.
56 Frank M. Shattuck.
58 Frank R. Whittam.
60 airs. M. L. Allen.
Chestnut st. intersects.
70 Burton F. Hardy.
72 William C. Ferris.
74 Mrs. Eva Northrup.
BRICKELL AVENUE.
From 21 Wayne, north to Coleman.
Left Side.
509
509
Frank Chapman.
Floyd E. Chapman.
Right Side.
506
508
510
512
76
78
82
Chas. R. Cornwall.
Charles G. Huyds.
Charles Hallett.
Jerome Warren.
Mrs. Frances Hathaway.
J. E. Griffin.
Hiram O. Wheeler.
BROOK STREET, (E. O.)
From 61 King, east to limits.
Left Side.
J. A. Nichols.
Roy Nichols.
Gulf st. intersects.
Mrs. Elizabeth Koeblin.
William Owens.
Alfred Dustan.
Clark st. intersects.
40
From S02 Washington St., northwest
to limits.
Left Side.
807 William DuValt.
813 J. J. Kane.
817 Charles Allen.
821 George Miller.
825 Percy Feltham.
901
903
907
911
N. Eighth not open.
Mrs. Amelia Barnard.
Arthur A. Johnson.
Henry J. Bonhoff.
John McEachern.
W. Sullivan st. intersects.
921 Greenleaf Mayo.
925-927 F. W. Higgins & Co.
925J Mrs. Lucy Camp.
925J Mrs. Bridget Taggerty.
931 Charles Mclntoish.
933 Leonard L. Sprague.
1001
1005
1011
1015
1017
1017
N. Ninth st. not open.
La Verne Sweet.
James Keir.
George Lampack.
William H. Williams.
William Rothrock.
Joseph A. Huson.
N. Tenth st. intersects.
1105 Lewis Apgar.
1115 David D. Stark.
1117 Leonard Lay.
N. Eleventh st. intersects.
1205
Henry Judge.
Left Side.
Darwin H. Robbins.
N. Twelfth st. not open.
N. Thirteenth st. intersects.
1401 Maple Shade House.
1409 Olean Glass Co.
1431 Henry L. Paulman.
143, John A. Collins.
1439 Lewis Baham.
Right Side.
806 Frank Whyman.
810 Martin McGrath.
814 Frank Cheesman.
818 Mrs. Elizabeth Savage.
822 George M. Foster.
Eighth st. intersects.
William H. Bowen.
932 Flora Bennett.
934 John Carlson.
Right Side.
No houses.
N. Ninth st. intersects.
1008 Peter Hanson.
Vacant.
Walter E. Moody.
Right Side.
Lewis E. Daniels.
32
BUFFALO STREET.
Gulf st. intersects.
George Faulkner.
Henry LeBar.
Frank Gage.
No houses.
BUSH STREET, ( E . O.)
From R. R. av., north to Brook.
1022 Arvid Johnson.
1112 Owen D. Wood.
1120 John E. Larson.
N. Twelfth st. not open.
No houses.
~
1408 Mrs. Delia Crowley.
CENTER STREET, (Bv.)
From 10 Main, east to Fourth av.
Left bide.
3 Mrs. Delilia Clark.
5 George Conway.
7 LeRoy Smith.
First av. intersects.
17 Henry M. Kelley.
19 Fred Hall.
Second av. intersects.
21 Michael Herron.
Horace E. Kyser.
Adam Derx.
29 Mrs. M. B. Sherwood.
23
25
Third av. intersects.
39 Mrs. Catherine Harvison.
Right Side.
2 Henry K. Brooks.
8 George 0. Buckley.
14 Martin B. Duncan.
16 Leonel L. Redstone.
18 Alexander L. Goodrich.
20
22
24
26
28
40
St. Paul's'Episcopal Mission.
Boardman Hook & Ladder Co.
Oney Yates.
Fred J. Reitz.
Thomas Finn.
Harvey Turner.
CHERRY STREET, ( E . O.)
From Railroad av., north.
Dave Harris.
CHESTNUT STREET, (E. O.)
From 733 E. State, north to Bishop.
Left Side.
No houses.
Garden av. intersects.
E. O. Hook & Ladder.
School House No. 4.
Bishop st. intersects.
Right Side.
No houses.
People's M. E. Church.
CITY LINE ALLEY.
From 1451 Buffalo, east along city
line to Main st., Boardmanville.
Left Side.
809 Frank Wilber.
CLARK STREET, (E. O.)
From 1105 E. State, north to Goodrich av.
Left Side.
No houses.
Ri^nt Side.
56 Peter Johnson.
60 Mrs. Lucy Westbrook.
66 Joseph Vetter.
74 Carl Lunderquist.
82 Peter Johnson.
Brook st. intersects.
Benjamin F. Slater.
COLEMAN STREET.
From 539 N. Union, west to North
Fourth.
103
105
107
109
113
117
Leit Side.
Mylon W. Scott.
William T. Woods.
Peter Phillios.
Fred Guenther.
Geor
W. Hotchkiss.
John P. Kiley.
N. First st. intersects.
211 Olean Hospital Annex.
301
301
305
305
309
313
315
319
321
323
327
Brickell av. intersects.
Thomas J. Carmady.
Edwin L. Rendt.
W. C. Brennan.
John Carroll.
Vacant.
Owen Howe.
John Andrews.
Miss Minna Brown.
Patrick J. Nash.
Samue* H. Wolfe.
William H. Eckman.
VanCampen av. intersects.
No houses.
N. Fourth st. intersects.
106
108
108
112
112
114
116
118
202
204
206
210
214
Right Side.
Philip Griffin.
Julius E. Krummel.
William Howell.
John Arnold.
Alex. McLellan.
Orlando S. McClure.
William Ruchte.
William E. Reynolds.
Mrs. Mary Ryan.
Lewis T. Levett.
Michael Johnson.
Tracy T. Buck.
Walter C. Foss.
Brickell av. not open.
302 Vacant.
304 John H. Andrews.
304 F. T. Fay.
306 D. C. McAllister.
310 Samuel C. Hamilton.
312 George J. Haller.
316 Archie F. Chapman.
316 John F. Lee.
324 Timothy Burke.
328 John Conners.
330 James Maroney.
332 John P. Sheahan.
334 Alpheus McFarland.
336-338 The B. U. Taylor Co. warehouse.
CROWN
ST., ( E . O.)
From 32 Queen, east to Gulf.
Left L.ae.
Jesse Goodrich.
George R. Clayson.
John McMurray.
L. A. Johnson.
King st. intersects.
No houses.
Left Side.
8 Bert Butler.
Right Side.
No houses.
DIVISION ST., (E. O.)
From Alder to Queen.
Left Side.
George Deuter.
Right Side.
August Summer.
Eugene W. Pierce.
EAST AVENUE.
From E. State, at Olean
north to Olean Creek.
112
116
118
202
204
206
210
302
312
350
356
From 323 S. Union, east to Adams.
Left Side.
103-105 Shawmut R. R. Station.
107 Shawmut R. R. Freight Office.
111 Joseph Yoerk.
117 Vacant.
S. Barry st. intersects.
Right Side.
DAVIS AV., (E. O.)
From 31 Garden av., north to Bishop.
Left Side.
No houses.
Right Side.
George R. Brink.
John Renow.
Alva B. Doolittle.
Laurel av. intersects.
Mrs. Almeda S. McCarthy.
Florance Ganoung.
Vacant.
Mrs. Florence Warner.
Tompkins st. intersects.
Vacant.
Charles G. Willis.
Railroad av. intersects.
Mrs. Frances Johnson.
T. Rose.
EAST GREEN STREET.
No houses.
S. Clinton st. intersects.
No houses.
King st. .intersects.
Roy E. Foster.
J. S. Warren.
Elmer E. Wyatt.
Creek,
102
106
110
112
114
118
Right Side.
Herman bmith.
A. H. Green.
Harry Rider.
Mrs. "Mary A. Rogers.
Leonard Becker.
William G. Severn.
120 Mrs. Elizabeth Smith.
123
No houses.
EAST HENLEY STREET.
From 145 S. Union, east to Adams.
Side.
Eugene S. Smith.
G. C, Ford.
Geo. P. Smith.
Frank F. Rogers.
Edward J. Dorse}.
207 Charles C. Frank.
213 Mrs. Gertrude B. Moulton.
109
113
115
119
121
305 M. N. Hamilton.
307 Blanchard E. Hamilton.
311 Frank B. Thompson.
Fulton st. intersects.
No houses.
102
112
116
118
122
122
128
128
Adams st. intersects.
Right Side.
Dr. M. C. Follett.
Onslow M. Merritt.
Wilmer W. Plumley.
Mrs. Mary A. Stevens.
Mrs. Diantha Reed.
Charles Langs.
Mrs. Seraph Chamberlain.
W. H. Ramsey.
206
210
214
214
Mrs. L. C. Thurber.
Lewis B. May.
William Bixby.
Harry Meyer.
302
302
310
312
312
William F. Showalter.
Henry Showalter.
E. G. Billings.
Thomas Farrel.
Reuben Milgate.
Fulton s ( . intersects.
No hous,es.
EAST STATE STREET.
From N. and S. Union, east through
E. Olean.
101-103-105
Left Side.
City Building.
Public School No. 3.
N. Barry st. intersects.
201
205
209
213
Congregational Church.
Charles E. Davis.
Henry C. Crawford.
J. Weston Coast, Jr.
N. Clinton st. intersects.
301-3 Dr. Wm. E. McDuffle.
307 B. J. Wnmoth.
311 Thomas B. Love.
Fulton st. not open.
401 James M, Johnson.
407 Mrs. Amanda F. Fobes.
411 Mrs. Alice J. James.
417 William C. A. Quirin.
423 John L. Baxter:
East av. intersects.
Right Side.
Park.
210 James M. Forrester.
210 Alexander Hutchinson.
214 Vacant.
304 Dewit C. Conklin.
308 Henry D. Hagadorn.
312 Fred C. Starks.
Fulton st. intersects.
404 James M. Barber.
408 Georee Fobes.
410 Alborn Crandall.
410 Alfred M. Palmer.
416 Elijah W. Conklin.
420-424 New Conklin Wagon Co.
502 Olean Mills.
EAST STATE STREET, ( E . O.)
From Olean Creek, east to limits.
Left Side.
601 Conway B. Cradduck.
Pond st. intersects.
603 Alfred Kritter.
605 Frank E. Sherman.
607 Sherman's Bottling Works.
609 Isaac Kratts.
611 Chas. J. Cradduck.
611 L. H. Smith.
613 George M. Coss.
615 T. H. Barnes.
617 Albert Hamilton.
619 Vacant.
623 James H. Walker.
627
629
633
637
639
643
647
651
655
657
661
665
701
701
715
715
715
715
721
723
725
729
731
733
801
811
821
823
825
915
925
931
935
602
604
606
614
624
630
634
650
664
666
670
704
714
808
824
W. E. Schott.
A. ,B. Clark.
Mrs. Mary E. Barnard.
E. D. Rumsey.
Isaac l\i. Kratts.
R. R. Wright.
rf. M. DeKay.
Michael Keough.
John J. Gerry.
F r a n k D. Babcock.
Patrick McGavisk.
Daniel E. Jordan.
F. W. Higgins & Co.
J. B. Erickson.
Jason S. Bishop.
George G. Adams.
"William G. Goodrich.
Floyd Geary.
F. W. Merritt & Son.
William B. Hill.
Mrs. Josephine Griffin.
Irving L. Brink.
John Conley.
A. M. Walton.
Chestnut St. intersects.
George W. Lafever.
Mrs. Wright.
Benjamin Price.
William Munger.
George H. Merritt.
Frank Hill.
Timothy Coughlin.
Stewart Langs.
George Kostra.
Olean Tannery; U. S. Lthr. Co.
Right Side.
Baxter's Seed House.
Hale's Livery.
Mrs. Mary Wallhauser.
Vacant.
Frank Butts.
Durand F. Wilson.
Ellsworth Reynolds.
Elijah C. Blighton.
Andrew McMurray.
Mrs. Annie McMurray.
Rolan R. Wright.
Frank W. Herron.
John C. McGavisk.
John F. Hayden.
Mrs. M. D. Briggs.
George L. A. Quirin.
Alexander Pickard.
Grossman av. intersects.
Quirin's Tannery.
1048 Christopher McGavisk.
1058 Fred J. Wiggins.
1072 Andrew Johnson.
EAST SULLIVAN STREET.
From 268 N. Union, west to Barry.
Left Side.
107-109 Giilingham & Son.
121-131 P. R. R. Station.
Right Side.
102-106 Duringer & Driscoll.
108 T. Gemare & Co.
110 Giilingham & Son.
114 O. S. McClure," Paint Shop.
116 Mrs. Dora 1E. Dennison.
126-134 Myrick Machine Co.
ELM STREET, (N. O.)
From River, west to Vine.
Lett Side.
16 Edward Kelley.
Walnut st. intersects.
11 Roscoe C. Dubrock.
27 Daniel O'Brien.
10 Bernard Kulwicki.
Jacob Wallen.
Union st. intersects.
37 Charles Spillane.
39 Jacob Heinz.
Maple st. intersects.
*3 Charles WigraiT.
Spruce st. intersects.
Mike Manco.
Right Side.
24 Rev. S. P. Brzoska.
Vacant.
22 Cassius Morgan.
20 Thomas Sirdevan.
18 Daniel Dailey.
14 Michael Czarlinski.
12 Andrew Rucinski.
10 Charles Keisel.
8 Matthew Wilson.
Timothy Hurley.
Vacant.
36 J. L,. Furman.
40 Felix McDonald.
1
42 Mrs. Ellen Reardon.
44 Michael Ryan.
Tony Ross.
MORRIS AND VAN CAMPBN'S
No houses.
FIFTH AVENUE, (Bv.)
From end of South.st., north.
Left Side.
11 Louis Schmidt.
13 William Weldy.
15 Eugene McCarthy.
Right Side.
10 Robert Harvison.
FIRST AVENUE, (Bv.)
From 11 Front, north to Genesee.
Left Side.
7 Alfred McCoy.
9 Nathaniel Schouten.
11 Franz M. Ellsworth.
13 Claude Crandall.
Center st. intersects.
21 Edwin Voorhies.
23 Alexander J. Conway.
25 George Ferris.
27 George Harter.
Genesee st. intersects.
6
8
14
18
20
22
24
2G
28
30
32
36
Right Side.
James C. Gault.
M. J. Fahey.
John H. Godden.
Mack Windsor.
John W. Fairbanks.
William Miller.
John Sarver.
b. Eyler.
Michael H. Lyons.
John R. Norton.
Andrew Minahan.
Charles Banfleld.
FOURTH AVENUE, (Bv.)
From South st. north to Center.
3
5
7
9
11
15
17
19
21
2
6
6
Left Side.
Myron,C. Adsit.
George Coon.
R. M. Laffan.
Clinton Thurber.
Mrs. Mary Radley.
Lewis Becker.
Jacob riecker.
Charles Becker.
Leonard Lowe.
Right Side.
Charles Ratzel.
Mrs. Kathryn Swartz.
Edward A. Swartz.
10
12
14
16
20
22
William F. \vood.
J. H. Layton.
Robert Sullivan.
Mrs. Margaret A. Sullivan.
A. B. Lawrence.
Daniel M. Sherman.
FRANKLIN STREET, (N. O.)
From end of N. Union, west to
Acme Glass Works.
Right Side.
1 Frank Wegrzynowski.
7 John Koziol.
7 Karl Mater.
FRONT STREET, (Bv.)
From creek
limits.
bridge,
southeast
to
Left Side.
No houses.
11 Dr. Eugene B. Burdick.
15 Charles F. Meloy.
21 Mrs. Carrie L. Smith.
39
36
38
38
40
42
42
46
56
No houses.
Dennis Dempsey.
Right Side.
Henry Smith.
Roy Wilkinson.
William W. Holliday.
Fred R. Wood.
Carl Maeder.
Bert Collins.
I. M. Godfrey.
Charles Oosterhoudt.
Prospect st. intersects.
FULTON S T R E E T .
From 312 E. State, south to E a s t
Henley.
Left Side.
105 A. J. Councilman.
109 George A. Robertson.
lid Mrs. Carrie M. Jackson.
115 Willis McWilliams.
121 Emulus Morse.
125 Chauncey E. Clark.
129 Mrs. Lydia A. Alexander.
131 M. J. Hennessey.
133 Chester H. Wetherell.
135 George Bush.
139 William Cobb.
OLEAN D U P L E X DIRECTORY.
Right Side.
108 A b r a m Zeligsohn.
112 Thomas Cobb.
114 M. P . Derby.
118 J a m e s F . McLowery.
122 B. L. Nichoson.
124 Mrs. J. M. Maurer.
126 Milroy Jackson.
130 D. L. Smith.
134 W . B. Sparkman.
138 Rune D. Billington.
E. Henley .st. intersects.
GARDEN AVENUE, ( E . O.)
F r o m 8 Pona st., east to King.
1
5
9
11
13
17
21
23
25
29
31
39
41
45
Left Side.
Byron E. Curtis.
Michael Carrig.
Eugene Russell.
William H. Hamilton.
Mrs. Catherine York.
E l m e r Southworth.
Earl M. Adsit.
Mrs. Minnie Johnson.
Vincent Pacer.
John C. n a i l .
Henry Cole.
Davis av. intersects.
Bernard Conley.
Fred W. Davis.
James W. Davis.
49 J a m e s Noonan.
51 Benjamin- Palmer.
53 Hurd G. Larrabee.
63 Uriah C. Nash.
65 Leroy J. Silloway.
73
75
77
79
81
87
91
Rev. J. A. Smith.
John Sievert.
Andrew J. Lawrence.
William G. Gamble.
William A. Taylor.
Andrew Eling.
William L. W a r r e n .
10
12
14
18
18
18
18
20
28
30
Right Side.
T r u m a n Allen.
Charles Reddy.
J a m e s H. Williams.
D. B. Peterson.
Charles E. Brooks.
John W . Niver.
H e n r y R. Forgason.
George Brooks.
F r a n k Wilson.
Ora R. Stone.
32
34
36
38
40
42
44
George Helb.
Albert N. Post.
George Jobe.
C. S. Clason.
W . F. Selover.
Alfred Carlson.
Chas. H. Blackman.
64
John DeGroff.
74 John Barry.
92 William E. Elliott.
94 Elmer E. Raub.
GENESEE STREET, (Bv.)
F r o m 26 Main, east to F o u r t h av.
Left Side. •
Lovell G. Moore.
S. A. Williams.
W. L. Crandall.
E. E. Keeler.
George Moore.
R i - h t Side.
4 Charles R. Buckley.
8 E. M. Gould.
17
19
23
25
31
F i r s t av. intersects.
22 A r t h u r Adsit.
22 Melvin Wilcox.
24 Michael F . Fuller.
34 Mrs. Alice Chadderdon.
34 Alber L. Cookingham.
GOODRICH AVENUE, (E. O.)
From Gulf st., east to limits.
Left Side.
No houses.
Line st. intersects.
Fred Noble.
George hoffmire.
Almond C. Harris.
Frank Sanford.
Cherry st. intersects.
Right Side.
No houses.
Tony Smith.
George D. Sherman.
10
GREEN STREET, (N. O.)
Prom Union, west to Spruce.
(Green is also called River.)
109
Ill
Left Side.
Thomas Mulalley.
Michael McCormick.
HAMILTON STREET.
From 188 N. Union, east to N. Barry.
Left Side.
117 James F. Johnson.
123 Mrs. Mary Brooks.
129 Dr. J. Ross Allen.
William Osterman.
Patrick Gill.
35 Patrick Heeny.
37 George" M. Hannifan.
39 Mrs. Hannah Noonan.
Antony Klocek.
8
10
12
36
38
Right Side.
School House.
Henry J. Haley.
Thomas McCormick.
John Kittleman.
Thomas Donlav'ey.
James Lundy.
GRIFFIN STREET, (E. O.)
From 22 King, east to tannery.
Left Side.
9 Mrs. Mary Oles.
15 James Griffin.
Right Side.
Vacant.
L. R. Ellsworth.
GROSSMAN AVENUE, ( E . O.)
From 832 B. State, south to river.
Lei't Side.
Merritt J. Archibald.
John Germain.
Vacant.
Fred D. Milliman.
Rilht Side.
Charles Thomas.
Edmund 0. Brown.
George Ternak.
Mrs. Martha Runyan.
George LeRoy.
Peter Burke.
106
108
110
114
US
120
122
124
124
HIGGINS AVENUE.
From 472 N. Union,
Main.
Left Side.
No houses.
Ri>ht Side.
William G. Mitchell.
northeast
to
470-474 Charles Smith.
476 Chas. E. Way, blacksmith shop.
480 Jeremiah 1'oohey.
482 Walter S. Hubbard.
484 Clarence W. Diebler.
488 Charles E. Way.
492 Sylvester J. Reed.
502 John G. Very.
504 William MeAuliffe.
506 William O. Woodard.
510 E. A. Pratt.
514 John R. Brink.
518 C. J. Reed.
522 Benjamin B. Lamb.
HOMER STREET, ( N . O.)
From Johnson St., northeast to Buffalo.
Left Side.
17
21
27
29
35
GULF STREET, (E. 0.)
From 32 Brook St., north to Crown.
Ri^ht Side.
James Capozzi.
Miss Lottie M. Hendryx.
Mrs. Balfour.
Arnold G. Crandall.
Charles H. Wasson.
Vacant.
Cornelius Philius.
Dr. Mary B. Jepson.
Bussler Bovee.
18
20
24
26
30
34
Michael O'Toole.
Francis O'Neil.
George W. Curtis.
John Shorten.
Andy Fitzpatrick.
Avenue A. intersects.
Mrs. Mary Sullivan.
Ri£ht Side.
School House.
John Kane.
Mrs. Anna Rose.
Cornelius Shea.
Frank Dutkrewicz.
James Harrington.
William Lawler.
Avenue A. intersects.
OLBAN DUPLEX DIRECTORY.
36 William Wind,
vacant House.
HOOPS STREET, (E. O.)
From McMurray's brick yard, east.
Left Side.
No houses.
14
Right Side.
Samuel uruckshaw.
16
20
22
24
24
26
Thomas Jones.
brail Jtiedlund.
Patrick Garvy.
Mrs. Lucy Green.
Daniel W. Pierce.
James Murray.
IRViNG STREET.
From 216 S. Union, west to limits.
105
105
107
Ill
115
117
119
303
311
313
315
Left Side.
Samuel P. Jarl.
John A. Luh.
Warren Wyatt.
W. A. Grinard.
Philip O'Conneli.
Charles S. Kellogg.
Alonzo Shadbolt.
S. First st. intersects.
No houses.
S. second st. intersects.
Edward Fowler.
C. J. Wiicox.
George Russell.
George W. Oakley.
S. Third st. intersects.
401 Mrs. Mary McMahon.
405 Charles L. Janke.
415 Albert F. Peabody.
501
505
509
509
511
515
S. Fourth st. intersects.
Nate E. Winchell.
Michael J. Fitzgerald.
Mrs. Jennie K. Hornbeck.
Fred S. Snowden.
Claude E. Randall.
Calvin T. Wiicox.
601
607
609
615
615
S. Fifth st. not open.
John Randall.
Mrs. S. A. Hill.
Alexander Happell.
Mrs. Anna K. Corkins.
Mrs. Helen White.
S. Sixth st. intersects.
701 Mrs. Emily L. Ashley.
705
711
713
717
717
Herman E. Ellis.
John Dobmier.
Patrick Hyland.
Mrs. Amelia Wiedman.
Julia and Mary Priest.
S. Seventh st. intersects.
801 John G. Leonard.
S. Eighth st. intersects.
907 Mrs. Ida LeKoy.
911 William Taggerty.
S. Ninth st. not open.
1001 Edward C. May.
1017 Paul Wenke.
S. Tenth st. not open.
1103 August Haase.
1107 Albert Wangelin.
1113 PatriCK Toohig.
1115 Edward L. Allen.
1125 Frank Edel.
Right Side.
112 F. T. Bowser.
114 E. L. Torrey.
116 G. L. Wyatt.
202 Miss Addie Mooney.
204 Mrs. B. F. Mooney.
208 G. J. Ball.
212 Benjamin J. Mooney.
S. Second st. intersects.
No houses.
.402 James H. Robbins.
408 W. A. Goodwin.
No houses.
S. Fifth st. not open.
604 Joseph Burt
S. Sixth st. not open.
No houses.
No houses.
902 Charles H. .Rafferty.
906 Simeon Blouin.
S! Ninth st. intersects.
1008 Hermann Mucke.
1016 Conrad Rupprecht.
S. Tenth st. intersects.
1108 Henry E. Edel.
1116 Henry Nittner.
11
12
S. Eleventh st. intersects.
1206 Mrs. Ellen Sheridan.
1214 Elba D. Holmes.
S. Twelfth st. not open.
1310 Mrs. Elizabeth Dickenson.
S. Thirteenth st. not open.
No houses.
S. Fourteenth st. not open.
1504 Saul Dale.
1504 Edward Dale.
JAY STREET.
From 216 N. Barry, east to East av.
207
211
213
215
Left Side.
John Andrews.
Christopher Storms.
Joseph Wilson.
William A. Rapp.
N. Clinton st. not open.
301 Fred A. Knight.
303 Millard Wright.
305 C. F. Emery.
307 James R. Bones.
309 Ed. J. Wilson.
311 Mrs. Florence W. Clark.
313 A. L. Maurer.
319-321 Supervisor's Office, P. R. R.
210
210
Ri^nt Side.
William F. Fuller.
Frank Bevins.
310
312
314
316
318
320
322
324
324
328
330
332
334
Sigmund Lax.
Frank Beaver.
Fay L. Muckey.
Wesley Wright.
Alexander Ruchte.
George C. Oakley.
Seymour J. Cline.
Clarence Orcutt.
Edward H. Bracken.
Irving M. Clark.
Martin E. Pratt.
Edgar Drum.
Briggs Bottling Works.
JOHNSON STREET, (N. O.)
From Acme Glass Works, northwest
to limits.
Left Side.
Office of Acme Glass Co.
11 Felix Kukutka.
William Padlo.
41 Daniel Holleran.
Homer st. intersects.
47 Frank Murdzia.
51 Charles A. Lundy.
57 Vacant.
Right Side.
46 Matthew Lukas.
KING STREET, (E. O.)
From 829 E. State, north to limits.
Left Side.
19 Augustus Byron.
21 John Wilde.
27 Joseph Geise.
No houses.
51 Frank Wird.
o3 Silas J. Daniels.
57 Henry S. Clark.
61 Willard Hawley.
65 Matthew K. Burdick.
Prince st. intersects.
75 Mrs. Marv M. White.
79 O. II. DeKay.
22
26
28
30
34
Ri^ht Side.
No houses.
Robert B. Lawrence.
Charles D. Rocchietti.
Jasper B. Murray.
Marcus Cline.
Stephen Horton.
52 Dascomb Allen.
60 George W. Clark.
64 Evi Fuller.
68 George Struble.
74 Robert Carr.
78 Fred Skiver.
LAUREL AVENUE.
From 120 North Clinton st., east to
East av.
Left Side.
305 Mrs. Caroline A. Oliver.
307 E. W. Bevier.
309 Dykeman A. Pratt.
313
315
319
321
325
329
331
333
335
337
John W. Meloy.
Dr. Herschel D. Raub.
Samuel E. Passmore.
D. H. Iwoore.
Sarah A. Tucker.
George W. Kelsey.
Henry Gale.
Edward W. Fitzgerald.
James G. Gibney.
R. J. Feltham.
East av. intersects.
308
312
316
320
322
326
330
332
334
336
338
Right Side.
Joseph M. Chapman.
George Oliver.
Thomas C. Fall.
W. H. Dixon.
Mrs. Eva A. Cram.
William 0. Curtiss.
Michael Shafer.
Wilson Hatch.
Daniel J. Lyons.
Clarence M. Diffenderfer.
Clarence E. VanNess.
LAURENS STREET.
From 1 J Worth Union, west to N.
Fourth.
Left Side.
111 David S. Yard.
113 Dalzal Loughlin.
119 Dr. Joseph C. Clark.
211 Mrs. Helen B. Strong.
301
305
311
313
315
401
401
405
409
409|
413
415
419
N. Second st. intersects.
George M. Mayer.
Eugene A. Homer.
Henry S. Bradley.
Thomas Larkin.
George F. Keith.
N. Third st. intersects.
Mrs. Phoebe Thomson.
John Schimmel Jr.
William M. Abrams.
W. A. McDonald.
Mrs. John Wylie.
J. S. Shoemaker.
Rev. F. C. Weidman.
German j_,utheran Church.
Right Side.
106 Exchange National Bank.
112 Henry O. Adams.
116 Russel M. Whitney.
120 Samuel W. Pancoast.
202
James Kelsey.
13
206 Rev. Louis F. Ruf.
212-214 First Presbyterian Church.
302 Franit L. Bartlett.
306 Mrs. Katherine Keenan.
310 Mrs. Lizzie Abbey.
312 Fred L. Gleason.
316 William P. Pierce.
402
404
408
412
414
418
Mrs. Anna E. Colony.
Joseph J. Menno.
Timothy C. Coughlin.
Gilbert Locks.
Mrs. J. C. Caswell.
Clinton P. Woodard.
LINE STREET, ( E . O.)
From Railroad av., opp. Olean Tannery, north to limits.
Left Side.
No houses.
Right Side.
4 John Erickson.
10 William B. Finch.
Plum st. intersects.
No houses.
MAIN STREET, (Bv.)
F r o m Allegany creek, n o r t h
Hinsdale roau.
Left Side.
1 Mrs. Marcia P. Boardman.
1 J o h n H. Bradner.
27 George E. Hall.
29 William Parker.
31 Mrs. May Wing.
33 Edward C. Harsch.
35 Joseph Blackwell.
57 William A. Oosterhoudt.
59 George Ruff.
61 Christ Puhl.
63 Mrs. Anna B. Sanderson.
65 Martin VanDusen.
75 Mrs. Louise Norton.
81 Orrin W. Godfrey.
10
12
12J
20
22
26
26
Right Side.
Mrs. Jennie Crosthwaite.
W a l t e r C. Foss.
George R. Kuhn.
J. E. Bosler.
Joseph Moffett.
William I. Petty.
E m m a E. Hubbell.
to
14
52
Mrs. Lydia F. White.
Olean Goif Club.
56 Asa Parker.
66 George R. Vergason.
211
215
223
229
233
MAFLE STREET, (N. O.)
From R. ii K. tannery lot, north to
Oak.
Left Side.
P. J. Haugh.
Green st. intersects.
No houses.
Water st. intersects.
26 Peter McDermott.
28 Thomas Allen.
Elm st. intersects.
James Wilson.
Philip VanDixon.
Andrew Zielinski.
40
Right Side.
Frederick Northcote.
From W. State, below Jersey Farm,
north.
MOORE'S ROAD, ( W . O.)
From 1451 Buffalo St., south.
NORTH STREET.
east to
Right Side.
101-103 F. W. Higgins & Co.
105 Olean Times.
107 Alderman & Stillman.
109 Groton Bridge Co.
111-113 Don C. Scott
115 City Club.
119 State Armory.
NORTH FIRST STREET.
From 130 W. State, north to limits.
109
Ill
115
119
121
123
Left Side.
Frank L. Shafer.
Joseph Karl.
H. W. Marcus.
James Murray.
Mrs. Helen E. Baxter.
Christopher C. Bisett.
425
427
431
433
435
439
441
441
443
445
447
Wayne st. intersects.
MOHR'S LANE, (W. O.)
From City Hall, N. Union,
N. Barry.
Left Side.
City Hall.
School No. 3.
309
321
Laurens st. intersects.
Mrs. Sarah W. Stowell.
Asa Curtiss Couse.
William H. Mandeville.
Mrs. Patience S. Chamberlain.
Gideon H. Strong.
F. D. Muckey.
Cyrus B. Barber.
Whitney av. intersects.
Albert L. Langworthy.
James M. Forrest.
William F. Metcalf.
W'illiam McCartin.
Martin Pannock.
W. C. Furlong.
Charles Ostrander.
David I. Fosdeck.
Wm. H. Jaeauette.
Edward Maloney.
H. M. Clendenney.
501-509 The D. S. Abbott Co.
513 John Garvey.
519 Olean General Hospital.
Coleman st. intersects.
605 Patrick Kiley.
Ri£ht Side.
110 Mrs. Sarah McElhinney.
112 Peter Morrell.
114 Mrs. N. C. Kerr.
114 George Stratton.
118 Charles Grossman.
122 George VanCampen.
124 A. J. Wight's Violin and Piano
School.
126 Wellington Prosser.
128 Jason E. Stone.
128 William H. Stewart.
132 Mrs. Elvira Eddy.
134 Martin O'Conner.
138 Mrs. Electa Black.
208
210
216
216
220
224
226
228
230
232
234
234
Thomas J. Brickell.
Frank J. Babcock.
F. V. R. Stillman.
F. T. Graham.
Dan P. Ray.
Dr. Cornelius H. Bartlett.
Timothy J. Devlin.
George W. Leader.
Fred W. Burdick.
William D. Moore.
Mrs. Mary B. Burlmgham.
Lewis R Wood.
310
314
316
316J
318
322
40S
412
414
418
420
422
426
426
426
428
432
434
440
442
508
518
51SJ
520
James M. Homer.
Samuel B. Locke.
Lloyd White.
Mrs. Mary Sherwin.
Mont Shoemaker.
Kinaan Tannous.
Olean Supply Co.
John E. Dailey.
Arthur D. Stuart.
George E. Wheeler.
Prank H. Penoyer.
William Haller.
Henry J. Christopher.
Silas A. Hughes.
Clarence D. Bell.
Anthony McGever.
J. M. White.
F. C. Peckham.
Stephen V. Gallagher.
Patrick Driscoll.
Mrs. Belle Lenhart.
Oscar E. Orcutt.
Frank Fenton.
William Perrine.
604 Thomas Gregory.
606 John R. Williams.
610 Glen Chaffee.
612 M. J. Haugh, Bottling Works.
NORTH SECOND STREET.
From 220 W. State, north to Whitney av.
Left Side.
109 F r a n k E. Mandeville.
I l l Mahlon H. Yaw.
115 Joseph J. Bahney.
117 Williard L. Reaz.
117 Henry McGivern.
119 Herman L. Glass.
119 Edward Swarm.
123 Mrs. Mary Patterson.
123 Frank Nichols.
125 Vacant.
127 Vacant.
129 Jacob A. Hartzfelt.
131 George S. Benedict.
217 Marcius B. Jewell.
221 Charles S. Cary.
225 G. H. Coxe.
231 John Troy.
235 William H. Simpson.
239 A. F. Miller.
15
305 Nicholas V. V. Franchot.
319 Frank N. Blakeslee.
108
110
112
116
116
120
Risht Side.
James S. Pierce.
Edwin Price.
George Feuchter.
John K. Alquist.
Gus Stein.
Vacant.
206
208
210
214
218
226
230
240
John Cobb.
William Shaw.
Dr. John P. Booth.
Mrs. Mary Andrews.
Hamilton D. Bennie.
Fred B. Humphrey.
Loren Brooks.
Mrs. Nancy A. Danforth.
306 George S. Kelsey.
310 Dana R. Jewell.
314 John A. Johnson.
316 Vacant.
NORTH THIRD STREET.
From 326 W. State, north to Wayne.
109
113
117
121
121
125
129
131
133
Left Side.
Frank L. Boyle.
Conrad J. Blessing.
Frank Joslin.
Alexander F. Berry.
Mrs. Sarah A. Bower.
Vacant.
Glen V. Acre.
George E. Peterson.
Mrs. Margaret McCormick.
207
211
219
221
223
225
229
231
237
Herbert D. Sibley.
Leon H. Ballard.
William Horner.
Albert Ewing.
Charles A. Taylor.
George P. France.
.Willar'd L. Frazee.
Eugene S. Pierce.
James H. Waring.
Right Side.
104 Mrs. Mary Field.
106 Robert Herse.
110 Blessing's Horeshoeing Shop.
114 lêvi Judge.
116 John A. Johnson.
16
118
122
126
128
130
132
134
136
Frederick W. Fish.
Frank M. Herrick.
Joseph J. Hatfleld.
Peterson.
Vacant.
Mrs. Ellen White.
William Abrams, Jr. 2d.
James M. Humphrey.
212
214
216
218
218
222
226
228
230
230
232
234
238
Stillman E. Lewis.
Joseph Gault.
Mrs. Minnie P. Fisher.
W. D. Fitzgerald.
Joseph L. Page.
Henry McKinley.
Lacey A. Pierce.
Ellsworth O. Whipple.
Wesley A. Hubbell.
John Kiesel.
I. P. Collins.
Grace Humes.
Mrs. Mary M. Graves.
312
318
320
324
338
Mrs. E. E. Alderman.
Frederick W. Mundt.
Creighton S. Andrews.
Frank Williams.
Mrs. Ina McGraw.
Reed st. intersects.
NORTH FOURTH STREET.
From 420 W. State, north to Spruce.
Left Side.
107
111
113
117
117
203
207
211
219
225
227
231
Dr. E. H. Ackerman.
Anton Vager.
Roy Ehrhorbt.
William L. Mead.
Frank Robinson.
Cemetery.
Washington st. intersects.
Rev. C. M. Hall.
Frank H. Oakleaf.
Levi C. Kinner.
Gilmore S. Bussel.
John W. Pratt.
Max F. Mayer.
Mrs. Katherine Mayer.
311 John G. Gray.
315 Clarence Spraker.
319 William H. Preckle.
323 Charles Frey.
325 William L. Ostrom.
Not opened.
501
505
509
511
513
523
601
605
Jeremiah C. Dunnigan.
Michael Rogers.
James Brown.
John F. Clancy.
John Williams.
Francis Dunnigan.
Mrs. Katherine Shine.
Mrs. Kate McMahon.
Fourth st. continued in Spruce St.,
North Olean.
110
114
116
120
12u
124
126
128
128
130
132
134
136
206
208
208
210
212
214
218
220
224
226
230
Right Side.
William Allen.
Timothy Horan.
Albert Chamberlain.
Mrs. Mary Patterson.
Mrs. Betsy Youngs.
C. C. Kleinsmith.
J. G. Williamson.
George O. Geyer.
Mrs. Celinda D. Ackerman.
Neal Morris.
Charles P. Cook.
Thomas F. Greenan.
Frank C. Bachman.
Andrew Kaiser.
Otis A. Webster.
F. J. Murphy.
Herbert C. Whipple.
Allen J. Hastings.
Charles Mudge.
George W. Hooker.
E. G. Sisson.
David Hogan.
Frank L. Stedman.
William N. Stephan.
High School.
Not ODened.
502
506
512
516
518
520
520
524
602
Tony Mack.
John Sulvan.
Rufus Barbaro.
Thomas Bronesti.
Tom Barbaro.
John Nicklas.
Burton Haight.
Michael Spignard.
Timothy Dugan.
NORTH FIFTH S T R E E T .
From 526 W. State, north to City
Line Alley.
iêft Side.
113
117
121
125
129
207
211
213
217
219
223
227
229
309
311
317
321
325
503
511
513
517
519
521
523
525
529
533
535
112
116
120
124
126
206
208
228
312
314
316
318
Mead Emery.
David M. Cornwall.
Fred L. Mason.
Mrs. Amelia L. Palmer.
Mrs. Mary A. Conrath.
Cemetery.
William Dodson.
William P. Roberts.
Willis A. Chamberlain.
Mrs. Mary H. Hunt.
Mrs. F. W. Abrams.
William H. Spaulding.
Charles P. Hoffman.
Mrs. Kingman Brett.
William H. Mosier.
Michael Wheian.
W. H. Utter.
Giles B. Overton.
John Smith.
Reed st'. intersects.
Not opened.
James McGuire.
Patrick Hanley.
John Fox.
William Carter.
Mrs. Barbara Liechte.
Bert Mead.
Frank Spellski.
Thomas Lynch.
Theophile Yehl.
Michael Vollman.
Patrick Shay.
City Line Alley intersects.
Right Side.
Vacant.
Frank W. Marshall.
William M. Bosler.
Mrs. G. W. Middleton.
Erwin Bennett.
, Cemetery.
Vacant.
Joseph C. Doud.
William Kerr.
George W. Green.
George W. Black.
Hugh A. Cobb.
Joseph A. Billings.
Not ODened.
508 Mrs. Elizabeth A. Laverty.
520
522
526
530
532
538
17
James J. McCready.
Ezra A. Patterson.
R. M. Holmes.
Michael Hannon.
Mrs. Rebecca Solomon.
Mrs. Mary Bar.
NORTH SIXTH STREET.
Line Alley.
Left Side.
109 John H. McMahon.
113 Frank Reel.
115 Francis J. Consedine.
119 Oscar F. Carlson.
123 Dennis J. McAuliffe.
127 Richard Allen.
129 Vacant.
131 William C. Purdy.
133 Mrs. Emma Switz.
137 Vacant.
145 John Pearson.
147 Sidney E. Fish.
207 William H. Rogers.
209 David Wallin.
211 Don B. Freeman.
213 Edward L. Sommer.
215 Frank Johnson.
219 J. F. Fenton.
225 Gerald E. Towner.
227 Perry A. Davidson.
309 John Haney.
311 William Mott.
3111 William Young.
317 Albert S. Dunning.
321 Hiram R. Morey.
325 Mrs. Fidelia E. Arnold.
329 R. L. Swarts.
333 Mrs. Mary Hinkle.
335 George W. Brenner.
337 William H. Hawks.
339 Matthew Umschneider.
Not opened.
509
513
515
517
519
521
523
525
527
Almond F. Carter.
Frank Good.
Vacant.
George Emlinger.
Andrew Hall.
Vacant.
Elford E. Post.
Elbert S. Battles.
John Luderman.
18
531 John Edel.
535 Robert Milliken.
108
108
112
116
118
122
124
132
136
140
144
146
150
Right Side.
Mrs. Margaret Hogan.
Mrs. Mary Hughes.
Bert Walker.
Mrs. Emma Mead.
William Webber.
Mrs. Kathleen M. Clark.
David Michaels.
Michael H. Fitzsimmons.
John Heilman.
John E. Zerby.
Swedish Church.
Charles M. Wagner.
George W. Warner.
206
208
210
212
216
216
220
224
Peter Welch.
Chester I. Oosterhoudt.
Julius W. Hauestein.
Joseph M. Raub.
Mrs. Harriet A. Kluge.
Lewis D." Roberts.
Ernest A. Hunt.
Daniel H. Miller.
328
George E. Greenwood.
Not open.
Wayne at. intersects.
506
510
516
520
524
526
528
530
534
536
Carl F. Peterson.
Albert F. Johnson.
Thomas Donnellan.
Louis Ricgo.
Archie Battles.
Michael C. Morton.
James A. Pratt.
J. F. Campbell.
Sylvester Cole.
F. P. Gallagher.
709 John Reardon.
NORTH SEVENTH STREET.
Line Alley.
Left Side.
113 James W. Dunlavey.
119 William Long.
121 Mrs. Julia Keim.
125 Jacob Meder.
125 Charles Randall.
153 Geo. D. Thurber.
223 John N. Heitzinger.
305 Merrit H. Fuller.
309 Edward Welch.
311 Mrs. B. A. Gray.
315 Charles D. Morton.
317 Andrew Carrig.
319 Fred Decker.
321 Urban Didas.
323 James McTamney.
325 John Sullivan.
331 James Wright.
335 William H. Cunningham.
339 Nachez Marosky.
405 Patrick Brown.
413 Mrs. Lizzie Milliken.
413 Mrs. Elizabeth Smith.
417 Mrs. Mary Curry.
419 John Stimlinger.
425 Bernard Curran.
429 Thomas B. Jordan.
431 Frederick B. Hubbard.
433 Mark Lynd.
435 Michael J. Lynd.
435 Joseph W. Lynd.
437 Vacant.
501
501
505
509
515
517
521
525
529
533'
537
541
Mrs. J. Brennan.
William Granger.
Charles Raymond.
Mrs. R. W. Brail.
Charles E. Fox.
John Batesky.
Mrs. Kate Donovan.
Daniel P: 'Lynch.
James S. White.
Frank J. Marron.
Wm. Dooley.
Anthony Allram.
128
130
136
146
148
152
Ri^ht Side.
Charles Abbott.
Mrs. Mary Spiesman.
Vacant.
Fred Shaffer.
Allen C. Woodruff.
Charles H. Warren.
206 Daniel McElligott.
210 Louis F. Marshall.
214 L. Rollinson.
216 Eliab G. Barber.
220 Herbert J. Baker.
224 Fred J. Weber.
226 Eugene W. Hayden.
228 William R. Hill.
316 Marvin Reed.
320 Sylvester Chappell.
510
512
516
518
524
530
534
538
Mrs. Prances C. Davis.
Mrs. Elizabeth Battles.
William Williams.
Michael Healy.
John Ritter.
Antony Truske.
Thomas Post.
Sebastian Uebelhire.
NORTH EIGHTH STREET.
From 820v W. State, north to City
Line Alley.
Left Side.
105 Frank X. Weinmann.
109 Fred W. Kaufman.
113 Salmon C. Burroughs.
117 John B. Winceslow.
121 Mrs. Zelina Morgan.
121 F. L. Simpson.
125 Lorenzo E. Hodges.
125 Frank Shaffer.
129 William D. Best.
133 Patrick J. Kenny.
137 Ernest L. Kallenback.
137 Thomas Richardson.
141 Lewis Sigel.
145 Charles H. Conrad.
149 Paul H. Bernreuther.
151 Gilbert Miles.
Not open.
317 Fred Metcalf.
3zi Michael Burke.
329 Charles A. Gardner.
337 N. K. Morcinkcewitz.
401
405
407
411
413
415
415
435
501
503
505
507
Matthew Kelly.
Charles Carlson.
Herman B. Armstrong.
Mrs. Anna Brennan.
George N. Fritz.
John G. Wind.
Cornelius L. Ploesser.
George Gold.
Patrick J. Maloney.
William M. Patterson.
Fred Reilly.
Michael Clemens.
513
517
527
535
19
Michael Baher.
Frank Bloom.
Adam Rauschert.
John Gold.
Right Side.
118 James C. Hannon.
122 Edward J. Smith.
126 Caleb A. VanGorden.
Not open.
Buffalo st. intersects.
230 Mrs. M. Keenan.
232 Ward A. Frisbee.
234-236 M. C. Geuder.
236 J. A. Krott.
310
316
324
328
332
334
336
340
402
408
414
418
422
428
432
434
438
502
514
514
528
532
536
538
540
George S. Martin.
John H. Brady.
Patrick J. Glavin.
John Niemies.
John Sparar.
Michael Furey.
Michael Bean.
Mrs. Clara McDonald.
Thomas McGann.
Matthew F. Hart.
Millard Riel.
Sebastian Post.
Charles Frey.
August Bonsack.
Rock Curce.
Thomas Ducey.
T. J. Brushingham.
August H. Frey.
Burdette Brazee.
E. Lyons.
John M. Howd.
Daniel Hickey.
Richard Lawson.
William McGilliger.
Charles Keith.
NORTH NINTH STREET.
From 920 West State, north to City
Line Alley.
Left Side.
105 John W. Beebe.
109 Mrs. Ann Garvey.
I l l Allen S. Brady.
115 Mrs. Catherine Stewart
20
119 Charles T. Smith.
121 Joseph C. Fowler.
125 Joseph A. Stewart.
131-133 Ninth St. M. B. Church.
137 Charles J. Green.
141 Charles W. Webb.
143 George E. Phillips.
145 Max B. Phillips.
147 Frederick L. Zeile.
Not open.
317 George W. Washer.
325 Michael F. Brown.
401 Joseph Rasmus.
403 Frank E. Stein.
409 W. N. Meisel.
413 Henry G. French.
417 William Malone.
417 Thomas E. Brown.
4xJ John Matush.
421 Bartlett A. Noble.
429 William G. Elnig.
431 John F. Harvey.
433 George Jacobson.
437 DeVere Isman.
439 William A. Merritt.
402
Charles J. Chester.
W a y n e st. intersects.
Not open beyond W a y n e .
NORTH T E N T H
Right Side.
Rev. Hugh Boyd.
James G. Unferfate.
Mrs. Pauline Yahn.
Howard Warren.
Fred L. Hellwege.
J. F. Hellwege.
Theodore Gratz.
John Burger.
Mrs. Bridget Randall.
Charles L. Conner.
William J. Haight.
Christian C. Cunningham.
ISO houses.
302
306
308
312
316
318
322
326
Mrs. Christina Swanson.
Buell E. Mann.
William Becker.
Lincoln E. Corsett.
John Fitzgerald.
John W. Johnson.
Charles Olson.
Clarence Jackson.
north
to
W a s h i n g t o n st. intersects.
Roger P . Convey.
Right Side.
Vacant.
C. O. Okerlund.
Vacant.
Vacant.
Mrs. Stella Fairchild.
Carl Sauer.
Charles Hornung.
Robert Beckman.
No houses.
No houses.
277
106
112
116
120
128
130
132
138
Not open beyond Wayne.
106
108
110
110
112
116
118
126
130
134
136
146
STREET.
F r o m 1016 W e s t State,
Wayne.
Left Side.
109 Daniel C. Kerns.
111 John Gabler.
113 Jacob Haas.
133 Conrad H a h n .
Peter Lundberg.
Mrs. F r a n k Montroy.
332
336
414
414
418
420
424
426
428
• 432
434
438
440
442
444
Mrs. Ida Fisher.
Bert Monroe.
Carl Hernbloon.
Henry Kuhn.
Carthage Tobin.
J. Shea.
Jacob Seltz.
Matthew McCarthy.
E. H. Swift.
August Seltz.
Charles Ratzel.
John Schlosser.
Mrs. A n n a Laing.
NORTH E L E V E N T H S T R E E T .
From
falo.
West State, north to BufLeft Side.
109
Joseph Wolf.
117
Paul Tumser.
127
129
131
133
137
139
141
143
Putnam st. intersects.
A. Pritch.
Charles J. Burger.
Adolph Pahca.
Alois Dotterweich.
Mrs. Prances Parr.
George Webber.
George Schalk.
D. B. Miller.
201
207
207
209
215
217
219
C. D. Pierce.
Charles Bergstone.
Victor Bergstone.
Michael J. Burke.
James Burleigh.
Charles Burleigh.
William Youngs.
315
321
325
329
Ambrose G. Harvey.
George P. Lay.
John Seefried.
John D. Edwards.
405 Albert Chew.
108
112
114
118
122
130
140
Right Side.
Charles A. Anderson.
Michael Reed.
William Schneider.
John Huselstein.
John Fox.
Vacant.
Paul Blaska.
William H. Yaw.
Lambert W. Kent.
Frank Zeigler.
Cornelius Duffy.
Henry Skinner.
304 Elmer D. Warner.
306 Walter White.
212
214
216
218
220
NORTH TWELFTH STREET.
From 1214 West State, north to Reed.
107
107
109
115
117
119
121
121
123
Left Side.
Jos. A. Buser.
Mrs. Nora Lee.
James D. Quinn.
Charles L. Flagg.
Mrs. Ellen Dooley.
John F. Riordorl.
Frank B. Dunmore.
William M. House.
Henry Sunck.
125
133
135
135
137
207
215
217
219
21
John Englebach.
Horace J. Duke.
Mrs. Julia Boorom.
Frank McGurn.
Frederick King.
John J. Scanlon.
F. F. Edel.
Bradley R. Foster.
Edward McLaughlin.
309 John Lingren.
327 C. S. Salmonson.
Rirht Side.
114 Mrs. Ella Horton.
120 William H. French.
Putnam st. intersects.
126 Fritz C. Bendean.
134 Cornelius Griffin.
138 Alfred Saas.
140 Albert Ineich.
144 M. A. Foster.
No houses to end. •
NORTH THIRTEENTH STREET.
From 1320 West State, north to Buffalo.
j_.eft Side.
109 Joseph Edel.
113 Claude M. Blanchard.
119 Fred Klink.
125 Frank H. Llewellyn.
127 Arthur E. Bailey.
131 Fred W. Dorr.
135 Martin Marth.
135 London Willis.
137 Christopher Andrews.
141 Leslie R. Simpson.
141 Vacant.
143 Joseph J. Williams, Jr.
145 Joseph Williams, Sr.
201 John Moyer.
205 Mrs. Dorothea Ehman.
209 Eugene V. Battles.
217 F. W. Klink.
221 Vacant.
223 Joseph Hoover.
225 Michael Murphy.
227 Michael Moffat.
305 Mrs. Bertha Hodges.
30;) Charles H. Calkins.
313 Mark James.
22
317
319
319
331
Eugene McCarthy.
John M. Klioe.
Frank J. Biehler.
Samuel McLaughlin.
130 William Wittenburg.
138 Charles Hardel.
210 George G. Root.
NORTH BARRY STREET.
Reed st. not open.
Wayne St. not open.
From No. 3 School, E. State, north
to R. R. track.
501 John Edward Powers.
Left Side.
Right Side.
104
104
108
110
114
120
130
134
136
142
144
148
John P. Keim.
Mrs. Anna Lindsay.
John Gabler.
C. F. Sweet.
John F. Flynn.
Jerome Edel.
John L. McNamara.
Henry H. Dieteman.
Leo J. Babinger.
Rev. John Preis.
'John J. Derx.
German Evangelical Church.
208 Michael Crowley.
210 Conrad Schue.
306
308
310
312
314
316
332
Fred Snyder.
Mrs. Bertha Jewell.
Charles H. Cross.
Fred L. Ostrander.
Josepn L. Walsh.
John J. Nelson.
Jacob A. Becker.
408 Matthew Flynn.
412 John Battles.
NORTH
FOURTEENTH
STREET.
Not open.
NORTH FIFTEENTH STREET.
Left Side.
No houses.
Washington st. not open.
No houses.
301 William Tidd.
Ri-ht Side.
110 Michael G. Scheiterlee.
116 Joseph LeMarbre.
118 Vacant.
120 Charles J. Rose.
North st. intersects.
State Armory.
Miss Anna Shaw.
C. A. Mott.
George O. Taylorson.
Mrs. Lodema E. Smith.
Mrs. Rebecca Williams.
Horace E. Morgan.
A. T. Eaton.
John P. Heindell.
Hamilton st. intersects.
301 M. H. Bailey.
303 Mrs. A. W. Georgia.
305 Wilber B. Reed.
309-311 Acme Mills Barns.
119
127
131
133
135
137
141
143
145
E. Sullivan st. intersects.
313-317
Myrick Machine Co.
Ri£ht Side.
102-106 First Congregational Church.
108 Mrs. Belle J. Coburn.
110 Charles F. Thurber.
112 James G. Lewis.
116 Guy M. Hoagland.
116 William A. Byers.
118 John Barleon.
118 Dr. Walter A. Cowell.
122 Walter C. Kitchen.
124 John H. Swain.
126 Thomas Cardus.
130 Charles P. Luther.
132 William L. Pelton.
132 George Eaton.
134 Albert M. Gibbs.
134J Harry Arnold.
138 Frank H. Steele.
142 Vacant.
202
206
210
214
216
N. R. Robinson.
Mrs. Effle Brown.
George Fred Bell.
John Sloane.
Charles H. Odell.
Jay st. intersects.
302 Edwin I. Oosterhoudt.
304 H. G. Hutchinson.
308 Edwin J. Draper.
310-320—Acme Mills.
NORTH CLINTON S T R E E T .
From 213 E. State, north to Jay.
Left Side.
105
107
111
115
117
121
123
201
203
203
205
205
207
209
211
213
215
R. L. Rust.
Charles L. \ergason.
Arthur Gibbs.
Charles H. Bidlecombe.
Elroy D. Westbrook.
E. E. Allen.
Mrs. E. Lola Pierce.
Laurel av. not open.
Mrs. Hiram B. Smith.
Mark M. Holmes.
W. Lynn Kreidler.
Marcellus K. Warner.
Walter L. Crannell.
Perry R. McNeille.
B. Frank Tuthill.
C. C. Morian.
Warren Price.
Charles Smith.
305
30/
307J
309
309
313
317
William J. Tough.
Dr. I. H. Boyd.
Marcus G. VanCampen.
Fred Willard.
George L. Bishop.
Jules Halbran.
E. W. Thompson.
Right Side.
112 Charles W. Smith.
116 Henry Wright.
116 Thomas Storrs.
118 W. C. Duke.
120 Henry Donnelly.
Laurel av. intersects.
202
204
206
210
212
212
214
216
Meyer Bock.
John G. Pelton.
Paul W. Miller.
Fred Tarbell.
Joshua K. Palmer.
Edward L. Valley.
Lawrence Gault.
Charles L. Davis.
302
304
306
308
310
314
316
William S. Wilkinson.
Foster Studholme.
John W. Rowland.
Marlen L. Walldorff.
William P. Noyes.
George H. Luther.
George F. Myrick.
Jay st. intersects.
NORTH UNION STREET.
From State, north to Pine.
Left Side.
101 Adolph D. Dotterweich.
101 Elks, Lodge Rooms.
103 William H. Watts.
105 Samuel W. Binney.
105 Eagles.
107 First National Bank.
107 James H. Waring.
109 Otto Miller.
I l l Greek American Fruit Co.
I l l George Nickels.
113 John W. Meloy.
115 E. S. Smith.
115 Henry G. Allen.
115 Richard Turner.
117 Finnessy Bros.
119 F. R. Brothers & Co.
121 F. T. Graham Co.
121 Henry Donnelly.
123 L. E. Douglas.
123 John H. Ryan.
123 Mrs. Louey V. Valentine.
125 John A. Brendell.
127 Frank H. Oakleaf.
127 Frank Brendell.
127 Miss Anna Sheehan.
129 W. S. Wilkinson & Co.
131 H. W. Marcus.
133 Kolumbian Pharmacy.
133 Offices:
M. B. Jewell.
Dr. Kane.
Dr. P. R. McNeille.
J. E. Smith.
135 Henry H. Webber.
137 Miller Hardware Co.
139 Citizens National Bank.
141 Foster Studholme.
141J George C. Leroy.
143 Charles T. Fuller.
143 Offices:
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co.
Miss Anna Karagan.
William Rockwood.
145 Grand Union Tea Co.
147 Hannifan & Maroney.
147J Miss Elizabeth Marth.
149-151 Geo. B. Adams & Co.
153-155 C. V. B. Barse Co.
155 J. J. Maloney.
157-159 Bell Bros.
161 A. M. Palmer & Co.
163 W. H. Mandeville & Co.
165 Exchange Bank Building.
Offices:
..a
Exchange' tfart. ,i Bank.
Wests* P. Woodarêgraph Co.
23
24
MORRIS AND VAN CAMPJEN'S
20-21, J. R. Droney Lumber Co.
22-23, Cary, Rumsey & Hastings.
24, George A. Larkin.
25-26, Franchot Bros.
31, Baton & Page.
32, Dana L. Jewell.
33, Prank H. Bartlett.
34-35, Henry J. Pettit.
37, Mutual Reserve Life Ins. Co.
37, Gerald B. Towner.
38, Gideon H. Strong.
39-40, G. H. Heckmann.
167 Jos. Seep's Purchasing Agency.
167 National Transit Co.
201-203 New Exchange Bank Bldg.
205 Martin O'Connor.
207 Blighton & Clancy.
207 Woodruff Post.
209 W. P. Williams.
211 Up-to-Date Variety Store.
213 R. R. Wackerman.
213 W. J. Quigley.
215 Olean Evening Herald.
215 Sibley & Ostrom.
215 Y. M. C. A.
217 Eagle Billiard Parlors.
219 Fuller's 5c and 10c store.
219 D. L. Smith.
221 John W. Pratt.
223 Thomas Storrs.
223 J. M. Gena.
223 Roy G. Newman.
225 Racket Store.
229 Charles Willard.
231 Italo-American Fruit Co.
231 L. Anthony Mazza.
231 Angelo G. Questa.
231 Odd Fellows' lodge rooms.
233 W. A. Goodwin.
233 Benjamin Grossman.
235 Miss Messer.
237 Hughes & Pitcher.
237 Olean Baking Co.
239 E. B. Washburn.
241 Grossman Block:
8-9, Frank Hale.
10, A. I. Refeld.
11-13, Simon Conway.
14, Mrs. O. L. Richards.
16, Mrs. E. J. Bemis.
17, Mrs. Jennie E. Davis.
19, F. M. Wood.
26, Grossman Sisters.
27, Charles E. Hill.
28, Page Alger.
30, Mrs. Kinsey.
33, > T elU-
243
JiationaV
Rose.
1, Miss Julia Morris.
2, Harry Wicks.
6, C. F. Meloy, Olean Ledger.
249 Dr. J. E. K. Morris.
253 Sam Sing.
255 George Smith & Co.
259 Adelbert Jones.
265 Charles G. Smiley.
301-305 Riley & Wands.
303 Riley & Wands Block.
Offices:
2, Prudential Insurance Co.
3-4, Dr. E. O. Whipple.
5, Empire Line.
11-12, Miss Laura J. Fisher.
13-14, Med. Examiners P. R. R.
15-16-17, Mrs. Rose E. Weipper.
19, A. 6. U. W. Hall.
20-26-27-28-29, P. R. R.
307 W. B. Preckle.
307 John Hamilton.
307 A. Monroe Wood.
309-311 Dunlavey Bros.
313 Warner & Adams.
313 Dr. J. S. Hicks.
313 N. I. Jones.
315 Oscar Westling.
315 Charles Cummings.
317 Michael Morton.
319 Edward W. Very.
319 Globe Restaurant.
321 Thomas Moran.
321 John R. Silvernail.
323 Old Homestead Hotel.
325 Muckey's Union Livery.
405
409
411
413
413J
417
419
424
427
429
429
431
435
437
443
445
447
449
451
453
455
457
Union House.
Union House Pool Room.
Torrey & Torrey.
Olean Supply Co.
Mrs. Marcia Ross.
Joseph Larosa.
Abraham Abouahmad.
Sarah Burke.
C. E. Osgood.
David Linn.
Mrs. Sarah Cohen.
Michael Bozzo.
O'Meara House.
Peter Lombardy.
William Boorneman.
Capozzi and Lombardy.
Mike James.
Joseph Carter.
Emidis Guarchini.
Tony Ross.
William Selling.
Alfonso Scarfone.
459 Charles W. Brown.
461 Henry Johnson.
463 E. J. Taylor.
467 Bordonaro Bros.
465 Griffin Block.
469 Mrs. Sarah Toohey.
471 A. Taylor.
475 William Wood.
475 A. M. Taylor.
479 Adolph Ahrens.
481 C. E. Bandfield.
483 John V. Murphy.
489 L. John.
501-505 D. W. Sheehan & Son.
507 George Cross.
509 Mrs. Ida M. Chaffee.
509 Wm. J. Gardner.
511 William Noble.
511 Henry P. Pitner.
529 H. E. McGann.
531 M. J. Burke.
533 William Mazza.
535 Phillips & Keenan.
535 Michael J. Burke.
Coleman St. intersects.
601 Mrs. Anna Brown.
605 Charles P. Moodier.
611 Michael J. Haugh.
North First st. intersects.
North Olean begins.
Right Side.
108 City Hall:
Abrams & Sons.
Post Office.
Water Comm'rs Office, room 7.
City Clerk's office.
City Engineer's office.
Common Council chamber.
Walter S. Hubbard.
North st. intersects.
120 P. W. Higgins & Co.
122 Mayer & Mayer.
124 J. I. Lang.
Masonic Temple, offices:
201, Creighton S. Andrews.
202, W. V. Smith.
203, J. M. Harris.
205 Producers' Gas Co.
206-7-8, P., S. & N. R. R.
209-10, Union Telephone Co.
211-12, Mayer & Mayer.
213, Union Telephone Co.
214, P., S. & N. R. R.
303, Prank W. Higgins.
303, Mount View Cemetery Assn.
305, George H. Pierce.
307, S. E. Passmore.
309, John Sloane.
310, Collins Interstate Agency.
311-12, H. D. Raub.
313, John Sweeney.
314, Board of Trade.
315, Hugh A. Cobb.
126-140 Olean House.
126 Joseph M. Chapman.
128 Postal Telegraph-Cable Co.
130 Olean House barber shop.
134 Wells, Fargo & Co.
136-8 William Horner.
142 Olean Street Railway Co.
142 United States Express Co.
144 James Kelsey.
146 City Cafe.
146| Matt Snyder.
148 Adams Express Co.
1481 James E. Alderman.
150 D. S. Henninger.
152 Mayer oros.
154 J. W. Coast & Son.
156 Dr. W. P. Noyes.
156 Parker & Cobb.
156 Julia Priest.
156 George M. Lundy.
156 P. S. Collins.
156 P. J. Shaffer.
156 Chas. H. Rafferty.
156 Westbrook Academy.
158 P. E. Tyler & Co.
160 Davis, Nenno & Hartz.
162 Godfrey's Livery.
164 Joseph M. Karl.
164J Theodore Ernst.
166 G. R. Daniels.
1661 Roy B. Jacobs.
168 Union Pacific Tea Co.
1681 Dr. D. E. Barrows.
1681 Dr. Thomas B. Loughlen.
1681 Dr. John J. Loughlen.
1681 Mrs. Celia Griffin.
168J Edwin R. Ackerman.
168J Thomas Williams.
1681 Naftali Lax.
170 S. Deiches.
172 The F. T. B. Barber Shop.
174 The Titus Co.
176 W. L. Crannell.
1761 Michael Minehan.
180 Ford's Red Front.
1801 Harry P. Kress.
182 Keystone Gas Co.
1821 H. S. Salisbury.
184 W. H. Simpson.
188 J. M. Johnson.
1881 James Capozzi.
1881 Er. S. E. Lewis.
Hamilton st. intersects.
220 M. E. Church.
228 Myron Llewellyn.
230 Geo. W. Swart.
232 Clinton P. Woodard.
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26
234 Economical Clothing Co.
234J' J. M. Card.
236 D. A. Pratt.
236J H. C. Whipple.
238 Olean Livery Co.
240 Miss Streight.
242 W. A. Chamberlin.
242| Mrs. Una Hanks.
242J Mrs. Amelia Metcalf.
244 W. A. Benson.
244 Page B. Alger.
244| Herman Dotterweich.
246 Binghamton Clothing Co.
248 Ed. Dorsey.
250 Chas. A. Ganoung.
252 Singer Sewing Machine Co.
254 TBe B. U. Taylor Co.
254 S. A. Reynolds.
256 Olean P., H. & L. Co.
258 Charles Cradduck.
2581 Simms & Co.
2581 National Protective Legion.
2581 Empire Art League.
2581 Coast Hall.
2581 W. W. Ford.
260 Gault Bros.
262 R. C. Albro.
2621 Moses Weld.
2621 Chas. Gillingham.
264 City Steam Laundry.
2641 Mrs. Anna Lonteaux.
2641 Miss Ada Rich.
266 Clarence H. Spraker.
2661 Salvation Army.
268 Durringer & Driscoll.
E. Sullivan st. intersects.
302 Gillingham & Son.
304 J. E. Ryan.
306-308 Mont Shoemaker.
310 Grand Central barber shop.
312 Edward D. Moran.
314-318 Grand Central Hotel.
P. R. R. Depot.
402-404 Dailey's Inn.
408-410 Smith, Perkins & Co.
426-428 Armour & Co.
430-432 Electric Light Station.
442 Close Cycle and Automobile Co.
444 John Rose.
454 Rose Pasauella.
480-516 Carley Heater Co.
520 H. P. Ganoung.
522-524 Hutchinson Carriage Co.
528 James H. King.
528 Mrs. Kate Franklin.
540 Emerson Eastbrook.
604 Clarence J. Willis.
612 Richard J. Crow.
NORTH UNION STREET, (N. O.)
Left Side.
743 Root & Keating tannery.
753 Daniel C. Shaner.
773 Rev. J. F. Gardiner.
775-779 St. John's church.
781 Agnes Coyle.
783 Dexter W. Seeley.
787 David Curry.
791 Vacant.
793 A. J. Cullather.
River st. intersects.
801-805 N. O. School.
813 Washington Rawson.
815 John T. Miller.
817 Frank W. Benson.
821 Luke Phillips.
901 Walter J. Peterson:
905 Robert Finley.
919 Mrs. Caroline Driscoll.
Elm st. intersects.
1001
1007
1019
1021
Michael Kiesel.
Mrs. Bridget Colligan.
Mrs. Jennie Saaon.
John C. Fitzsimmons.
Oak st. intersects.
1101-1103 O. T. Higgins & Son.
1101 Mrs. Ellen Collins.
1111 John Dempsey.
1117 Joseph Kugawa.
1119 Frank Kugawa.
ll*o M. C. Sullivan.
Pine st. intersects.
1221 Mike Conkie.
Risht Side.
Olean St. Ry. Power House.
752 John M. Murtaugh.
770 George W. Cook.
780 Joseph A. Sharp.
782 John H. Kane.
River st. intersects.
802-804 Ruel C. Albro.
810 Julius Ineich.
812 Michael Lynch.
814 Joseph Hughes.
818 George Gilbert.
822 Vacant.
902 Mrs. Frances Subject.
904 Acme Hose House.
922 William B. Shaw.
OLEAN DUPLEX
Elm st. intersects.
1002 Joseph Bielinski.
1012 Mrs. Mary Kissinger.
1014 Michael Stein.
1014 Jacob Gorecki.
1020 E. Jacob Jaekle.
1022 Michael F. Mack.
1024 William Donovan.
Oak st. intersects.
1106
1112
1126
Walter Wizlac.
D. Fehan & Co.
City Exchange Hotel.
1230
1232
1234
Pine
Frank
Adam
Adam
st. intersects.
Butinski.
Wojciechowski.
Wojciechowski.
OAK STREET, (N. O.)
From 31 Walnut, west to Vine.
Left Side.
17 E. J. Deurbon.
Margaret T. Sirdevan.
Frank Drimbusky.
Michael McFadden.
Michael Donovan.
67 Frank Wodjinsky.
71 George F. McFarland.
Jerry O'Donnell.
Mrs. Fanny Hartz.
Tony Safety.
Right Side.
18 John Desmond.
20 Kashmere Guloka.
Jo Smith.
26 John T. Sirdevan.
28 Martin Chipchak.
32 Mrs. Mary Sullivan.
34 Bartholomew Dempsey.
54
56
58
66
68
68
72
Patrick Hickey.
William Collins.
Joseph Driscoll.
Valentine Robicki.
Andy Gusrick.
John Washington.
William Lee.
No houses.
DIRECTORY.
27
ORCHARD AVENUE, (E. O.)
From 665 E. State, north to railroad
track.
Left Side.
3 Vacant.
39 Elisha R. Baker.
41 Mrs. Anna Bishop.
43 Charles R. Rathburn.
49 Stephen Galey.
53 Charles Davis.
8
44
46
52
52
Right Side.
V. J. Wilson.
Eugene Mullane.
John W. Sloane.
Walter Ayrault.
Fred Ayrault.
OSGOOD AVENUE, (E. O.)
From end of Grossman av., west.
Left Side.
No houses.
Right Side.
Albert J. Sawyer.
James C. McDonald.
George Goodwin.
PIERCE AVENUE, (W. 0.)
From end of W. Henley, north to
State.
Left Side.
1 Martin Pickett.
3 John Piekarski.
5 Charles Shulsky.
7 Mrs. Elizabeth Ingalls.
9 Henry Neuschiel.
11 Reese Griffiths.
13 Neal McDonald.
15 Mrs. Hulda Mix.
17 Fred Whelpley.
19 John C. Howard.
21 C. 0. Swanson.
23 John H. Orcutt.
25 Andrew J. Doner.
27 Roaney Appleton.
29 Mrs. M. E. Nutt.
Right Side.
2
6 Andrew Lazeske.
14 Mrs. Emma Fay.
16 Mrs. Mary McNall.
PINE STREET, (N. O.)
F r o m 4 River s t , west to P. R. R.
Left Side.
44 Mrs. Margaret Hinds.
38 Cary S. Besecker.
od F r a n k J. Sirdevan.
36 Mrs. Nellie Rooney.
38 Charles Boser.
36
35
33
31
30
50
52
54
56
€4
J o h n L. Quinlan.
J. J. Connell.
F r a n k Dubrock.
Chester A. Grover.
Anthony McFadden.
Charles H. Hotchkiss.
J a m e s W. August.
Alfred Mauser.
Morris Clark.
W a l n u t st. intersects.
John Jonak.
Alexander Kisel.
City Exchange Hotel.
No houses.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sullivan.
John McMahon.
Ri£ht Side.
E m p i r e Mills.
Erie F r e i g h t Depot.
Erie R. R. Station.
PLUM STREET, (E. 0.)
From 10 Line, east to Cherry.
Left Side.
1 F. D. Evans.
5 William Duncan.
9 Fred Denni£.
11 S. E. Button.
15 John Koebelin.
Andrew Blade.
Joseph Swatt.
Right Side.
10 Chas. W. Peterson.
16 Vacant.
POND STREET, (E. O.)
From 549 E. State, north, running
into Front st., Boardmanville.
Left Side.
3 J. W. Cunningham.
di
3i
5
9
11
13
15
17
19
Harvey Hoyt.
Henry Colvin.
James Allen.
Emmett Green.
Mrs. Nettie Mercea.
F. E. Sherman's Ice House.
Producers' Gas Co.
Ben. A. Nobles.
Mrs. Anna Champion.
Right Side.
4 Charles H. Walton.
6 William Holden.
8 James Palmer.
No houses.
PRINCE STREET, (E. O.)
From 21 Queen, east to King.
Left Side.
25 Edward E. Westcott.
Right Side. '
2 Joseph Tamuter.
James Hall.
32 Warren C. Thornton.
PROSPECT AVENUE, (Bv.)
From 56 Front, east, (along the line
of the street railway.)
Left Side.
21 Grove Barron.
Ri^ht Side.
No houses.
PUTNAM STREET.
From 127 N. Eleventh, west to N.
Twelfth.
Left Side.
1201 Joseph A. Wolf.
1203 David J. Tidd.
1209 Lewis Kreytt.
Ri£ht Side.
No houses.
QUEEN STREET, (E. O.)
From 63 Bishop, north to limits.
Left Side.
17 Joseph Prozeller.
21 Harry G. Ruth.
37 Thomas Anderson.
43
Mrs. Ella Shannon.
51 Stephen A. Joyce.
55 Charles Andrews.
Bell st. intersects.
57 Mrs. Dora Kuhn.
57 William Valentine.
65 H a r r y Tillow.
69 John L. Slater.
71 Vernon Sutton.
Right Side.
No houses.
28
32
Thomas Randolph.
Chas. S. Hubbard.
52
Crown st. intersects.
John Winch.
Bell st. intersects.
D. D. Dunning.
Eugene Johnson.
E m m e t Bemis.
RAILROAD AVENUE.
From 402 N. Union, east to limits.
Left Side.
101-103 Dailey's Inn.
105 John Quinn.
123J Al. Larkin.
123J J. M. Haugh.
125-131 Genesee House.
133-149 Luther Mfg. Co.
201-221 P. R. R. Freight Depot.
Right Side.
No houses.
RAILROAD AVENUE, (E. O.)
From foot of Pond, east
along P. R. R. tracks.
13
15
17
21
23
25
27
29
Left Side.
George Sloat.
Thomas Weaver.
William T. Barber.
Mrs. Matie Walker.
Vacant.
Mrs. F a n n i e Wade.
Melvin Johnson.
Jesse Tompkins.
Simon S. Besecker.
John Schmidt.
to limits,
31
33
37
39
41
43
45
47
Alexander Gardner.
George Ross.
Daniel H. Thurston.
Jerome Heathcock.
Irenus J. Palmer.
Foster Moore.
Vacant.
Matthew Matzlas.
53
55
55
57
63
Alder st. intersects.
Mike Martin.
John Wineski.
Mrs. Julia Miller.
John Smith.
William R. Lovell.
29
Queen st. intersects.
71 Sam Thomas.
75 Alexander Cahaney.
Aaron Elliott.
95 Wolfgang Hollander.
97 Orson Pillen.
August Hoffmire.
Lewis E. Osgood.
143 Charles Holcomb.
147 L. B. Gleason.
177 "Franklin" Acocks.
Charles Henry.
Mrs. Mary Taggerty.
Oliver Hadley.
F r a n k Reynolds.
Howard Reynolds.
Right Side.
No houses to Line st.
140 Waldo A. Holcomb.
148 B. J. Carlson.
No houses.
Fred Starks.
Charles Gaytor\.
William E. Reynolds.
John Reynolds.
REED STREET.
From 338 N. Third, west to North
Thirteenth.
Left Side.
No houses until N. Seventh intersects.
805
807
Joseph Osman.
Peter Maguire.
N. Eighth st. intersects.
No houses until North Eleventh
st. intersects.
1203 Peter F. Fagan.
1207 Albert Lundberg.
1213 John Anderson.
N. Twelfth st. intersects.
1307 Thomas Burke.
1311 Jerry Chitenden.
1313 Lee Smith.
802
Right Side.
No houses until North Seventh
st. intersects.
Herman R. Housknecht.
No houses.
1010 Union School No. 6.
No houses.
Philip HeyseL
Oscar Olson.
1306 Patrick Mooney.
1312 Philip G. Guay.
1208
1214
RIVER STREET, (N. O.)
From back Hinsdale road, south and
west to Union.
(The continuation of River west beyond Union is called Green st.)
Left Side.
Fobes' Saw Mill.
51 R. J. VanNess.
51J Vacant.
53 Charles H. Wheeler.
37 Miss Helen Grundy.
Frank J. Ostertuck.
23 William L. Jones.
Erie R. R. intersects.
5 Cornelius Sullivan.
7 E. Krebble.
Mrs. Mary Collopy.
33 George H. Bump.
Elm st. intersects.
43 Miss Ellen Grant.
•45 Mrs. Bridget Ryan.
49
53
55
59
61
63
65
67
69
71
70
Mrs. Helen Devitt.
M. F. Mack.
James Maloney.
Safford.
John E. Locksley.
August Montae.
Ray Bryant.
Joseph Comfort.
Henry White.
Henry McKeohn.
V d L i t l l l L.
George Wilson.
77 John Searles.
87 J. Hurley.
89 John F. Senn.
95 James Hannigan.
97 Max Weis.
Right Side.
Pump Station.
James Biglin.
David W. Mallen.
George R. Wescott.
Thomas F. Kelley.
Fred J. Rowe.
James J. Duffy.
Erie railroad intersects.
Empire Mills.
22 Orrin G. Drake.
30 Mrs. Margaret McCormick.
32 Michael Courans.
34 A. J. Latimer.
Elm st. intersects.
48 Daniel Fane.
52 Mike Marcheski.
56 Edward Clancy.
86 John G. Peglar.
88 Patrick J. Sirdevan.
92 John E. Farrell.
94 Ed. F. Halliday.
96 Mrs. Margaret Page.
98-108 Vacant.
RONOLDER AVENUE, (W. O.)
From W. State, north.
SECOND AVENUE, (Bv.)
From 21 Front, north to Genesee.
Left Side.
7 Mrs. L. D. Seivert.
9 Mrs. Eunice Daggett.
11 Prank Close.
13 John Karl.
15 James Close.
21
23
23
25
27
29
31
Dennis Casey.
Bert Weldon.
Mrs. Charlotte Hurlow.
Charles Carpenter.
John H. Paddock.
Walter Eaân.
Henry Hameister.
Right Side.
Charles H. Simmons.
Arthur D. Smith.
Reformed Methodist Church.
8 William Smith.
14 William Orcutt.
4
6
22
24
26
30
32
36
Conrad Derx.
Prank Tubbs.
H. P. Ganoung.
Lucius B. Reynolds.
Vacant.
W. C. Newcomer.
SOUTH STREET.
Prom S. Union, east to S. Barry.
104 Robert A. Conkling.
108 W. S. Steele.
112-114 First Baptist Church.
126 Frank W. Higgins.
SOUTH STREET, (Bv.)
From Town Hall, east to Fifth av.
Left Side.
Town Hall.
Third av. intersects.
Wesleyan Methodist Church.
Fifth av. intersects.
Right Side.
12 Adam Deibler.
Fifth av. intersects.
SOUTH FIRST S T R E E T .
From 129 W. State, south to Henley.
Left Side.
I l l Albert A. Swarts.
115 Laurentine Y. Miller.
119 Eugene Heath.
119 Olean School of Music.
123
127
129
131
133
135
137
Henry Sigel.
Dr. Thornas B. Loughlen.
John Z. LeFevre.
Dr. Francis E. Watts.
John P. Foley.
William P. Hannifan.
Henry J. Collard.
W. Henley st. intersects.
Right Side.
106 Francis M. Ball.
108 Geo. Feuschter blksmith shop.
110 John O'Hara.
112-114 Hose House.
116 Dr. Wm. H. Mountain.
120 Joseph I. Lang.
124 Abram A. Brehm.
126 Sam W. Binney.
130 Vacant.
132 Max L. Cohen.
134 Frank P. Story.
136 John M. Brown.
138 Jesse A. Sheldon.
142 George Lancaster.
SOUTH SECOND STREET.
From 219 W. State, so~th to Allegany river.
105
111
115
117
119
121
123
125
127
129
129
131
131
135
135
Left Side.
Fred R. Brothers.
Wilson R. Page.
William F. Sayre
George M. Brown.
Mrs. O. P. Carley.
Frank B. Hudson.
Mrs. Elizabeth Borden.
Miss Addie Chamberlain.
John H. Wiesman.
Chas. H. VanLeuvan.
Justice E. Seamans.
Charles T. Nickum.
Clarence Shaw.
Ada L. Goltz.
H. J. Pettit.
207
209
211
215
219
Charles H. Near.
Frank C. Collopy.
Charles Grossman.
John D. Harris.
Sheridan P. King.
Irving' st. intersects.
Right Side.
102
112
114
116
Lewis J. Strong.
Alexander D. Cobb.
Herbert S. Robbins.
James H. Havens.
32
118
120
124
126
128
130
132
134
136
138
William H. Hurd.
John D. Swift.
John McElli#ott.
Charles W. Panning.
Reuben M. Doyle.
William B. Lewis.
Henry E. Miller.
Charles H. Balch.
Claude Mayer.
James M. Gould.
No houses.
Irving st. intersects.
SOUTH THIRD STREET.
From 325 West State, to Allegany
river.
Left Side.
101 William P. Barnick.
117 David Walton.
119 Mrs. Gustina Bear.
125 Fred A. Collis.
129 Wenzel Wagner.
133-135 Wagner Flats:
David J. Winton.
Willis D. Parker.
Arthur L. Northrup.
John B. Finnessy.
137 Henry Baker.
211 Dotterweich Brewing Co., Bottling Dept.
217 Orrin P. Dunkle.
No houses.
W. Green st. intersects.
413 John Platt.
413 Mrs. M. Huber.
Right Side.
110-114 W. H. Utter Co.
116 Walter M. Ray.
118 Charles Breder.
120 George Cady.
122 Elry J. Lathrop.
122 George J. Geuder, Jr.
126 Charles P. Anderson.
128 B. B. Hilliard.
132 Edw. J. Walker.
134 Charles F. Schott.
136 Elbert T. Taylor.
No houses.
312 John L. Hornish.
312 Rufus H. Austin.
314 James Redding.
412 Peter Williams.
414 Joseph Ursoy.
SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
From 419 West State, south to Allegany river.
Left Side.
107 Frank H. Kamler.
109 Byron J. Both.
109 James M. Dailey.
113-7 Wright Mfg. Co.
113 William R. Wright.
119 John Luh.
123 Leo C. Shroeder.
125 Herbert C. Perkins.
129 Vacant.
203 William H. Kent.
205 Thomas P. Garvey.
213 C. L. Hodges.
215 Warren C. Conrad.
No houses.
405 William Raub.
407 Harvey Kenyon.
Right Side.
114
114
116
122
122|
126
128
130
Lewis N. Lang.
Crit C. Adsit.
Gottleib Michler.
Stephen B. Whitmarsh.
James Gaffey.
Omar P. Kent.
James V. Duffy.
Wallace W. Virginia.
212 Edward H. Wright.
216 Mrs. Mary Dotterweich.
218 H. E. Burdick.
218 G. E. Varley.
312 Vacant.
320 William Voorheis.
320 Scott Adams.
402 Augustus M. Taylor.
404 John B. Cousins.
438 Anna Kent.
OLBAN DUPLEX
DIRECTORY.
Not open.
SOUTH FIFTH STREET.
Left Side.
105-7 African M. E. church.
109 Mrs. Dora Magee.
I l l John H. Dugan.
113 John Aenbes.
115 John Corrigan.
117 Victor Kritter.
121 C. J. Beckman.
125 John M. Davis.
127 Peter J. Messer.
129 Xavier Witz.
133 P. S. Collins.
209 William H. Harrison.
315 Henry J. Hill.
SOUTH SEVENTH STREET.
F r o m 721 West State, south to Allegany river.
107
109
111
111
113
115
117
119
119
121
123
125
125
127
129
133
Right Side.
126 Peter Bronold.
130 Conrad Baker.
134 Andrew Bell.
208 Mrs. Winifred G. Smith.
216 Earl D. Holmes.
218 William P. McCarthy.
218 Mrs. Mary Hannon.
No houses.
SOUTH SIXTH STREET.
Left Side.
119
121
123
125
127
John Mulcay.
Mrs. Eva Moss.
Meyer Harris.
John Aenbes.
Frank Ketcham.
110
112
118
122
124
126
128
Not open.
Right Side.
William R. Waters.
Mrs. Caroline F. Wagner.
Frank B. Weber.
Charles H. Luce.
John F. Giese.
Mrs. Ellen Regan.
Martin L. Handley.
Left Side.
Augustus Huff.
Samuel Motto.
H e n r y A. Marshall.
Mrs. J a n e Brasted.
Bernard Johnson.
Alexander Anibas.
Winfield D. Mayo.
E d m u n d Kurtzhaltz.
Milton J. Duke.
J o h n Russ.
Charles S. Cooper.
J o h n B. Herold.
Mrs. Mary Mott.
Mrs. M. Gardner.
Frank Bieh>r.
Robert E. Miller.
No houses.
30,7 Charles W. Parker.
311 John C. Lang.
313 Godirey G. Geuder.
Right Side.
Hardy Long.
Charles Jobe.
Mrs. Katherine Burlingham
George Geuder.
James Smirfitt.
Vacant.
Andy Schelin.
Vacant.
Fred Achenbach.
210 Charles Abbott.
320 Alexander Edel.
108
110
112
114
118
120
122
124
128
SObTH EIGHTH STREET.!
From 819 West State, south to Alle
gany river.
Left Side.
117 Patrick Clancy.
119 John Hirlemann.
No houses.
34
301
303
305
307
309
311
313
William N. Deabold.
Patrick O'Donnell.
Silas E. Evans.
Henry Weitn.
Elvin W. Mallery.
Mrs. Nellie M. Simons.
William W. Williams.
108
112
112
114
116
118
120
122
124
128
130
Right Side.
Mrs. Melphy Armstrong.
Charles P. Burley.
Henry O'Hern.
Samuel Burdsall.
A. W. Newland.
Alex McPadden.
Edward J. Reynolds.
J. Edward Miller.
John J. Powers.
August C. Goebel.
A. P. H. Saul.
302
304
306
308
310
312
No houses.
W. G. Frazier.
Chas. J. Eldridge.
Frank W. Osterman.
Alfred Edel.
Mrs. Theresa Weiser.
Edward Gardner.
SOUTH NINTH STREET.
Left Side.
105 Thomas Magee.
107 Everett N. Marcy.
109 Jake N. Osterman.
209
213
217
221
Richard J. Freaney.
Charles J. Klink.
Daniel Savage.
Samuel J. Snowden.
Right Side.
216 James Butler.
222 George J. Brunner.
SOUTH TENTH STREET.
Left Side.
113 M. V. Hotchkiss.
115 Chester M. Lawton.
117 Robert Kane.
216 Mrs. Sophia Delf.
216 George Miller.
211 Fred Schubert.
Right Side.
Ward J. Foster.
Edward W. Neff.
John E. Morgan.
John S. Leahey.
Sanford H. Thorne.
Win. G. Wiedman.
Martin A. Brunnei.
John Krott.
Henry L. Brooks.
216 Henry Wagner.
112
112
114
116
118
120
122
126
128
SOLTH ELEVENTH STREET.
Left Side.
107 John C. Reiger.
109 Joseph Edel.
I l l John Edel.
115 George A. Crocker.
119 James J. Frawley.
119 Herbert Bowen.
121 C. B. Margeson.
123 Arthur L. Chase.
125 Michael S. Roach.
125 Andrew Krott.
129 Samuel Graham.
131 Mrs. D. R. Rogers.
135 Rev. B. F. Lloyd.
209 Michael J. Bourke.
211 Fred G. Cahill.
215 George E. Bullock.
Right Side.
108-116 School No. 2.
120 John F. Vosseler.
122 George Kick.
124 George Schnabel.
126 Cynthia L. Rice.
126 Morris Taksen.
132 Cornelius Minahan.
136 Nicholas Stepanof.
140 Thomas P. Consedine.
140 Irving Weston.
212 Charles A. Cotton.
214 Peter Carlson.
218 Mrs. Matilda Vogel.
220
John J. Woods.
SOU I H TWELFTH STREET.
T off
Qiria
ijeit oiQe.
107
109
111
115
119
121
129
108
112
116
124
124
128
132
132
134
Mike Bronold.
George Lafevre.
Charles A. Swanson.
John Wilson.
John A. Dempsey.
Floyd E. Dellinger.
John W. Driscoll.
Right Side.
Matthew A. Thombury.
Conrad Hartman.
Hugh Flynn.
Thomas F. Ready.
Frank Souter.
Edward Pratt.
Mrs. Christina Trube.
Edward Pfeffer.
John A. Swan son.
sou TH
THIRTEENTH STREET.
Left Side.
129
131
133
137
141
A. J. Otto.
Mrs. Augusta Hovey.
Richard Rowland.
Charles B. Case.
James S. Douglas.
201
201
205
207
211
211
211
211
215
217
223
225
227
229
237
241
245
Clinton Conklin.
Mrs. L. H. Freeman.
Samuel A. Anderson.
Fred L. McKellips.
Andrew J. Smith.
Mrs. Irene H. Burlingham
Elmer W. Miller.
George E. Whitman.
Clarendon Kelly.
Milfora J. Adsit.
John E. Bassett.
John S. Bryant.
Vacant.
J. Corwin Miles.
Dr. J. M. Card.
John Brooks.
Mrs. Anna Newman.
E. Green st. intersects.
John L. Oakley.
Philip W. Ackerman.
Archie M. Mott.
Wm. E. Faunce.
Samuel Wheaton.
George O. Oakley.
Samuel Johnson.
Albert H. Woods.
Harry R. Rarey.
Right Side.
Park.
South st. intersects.
Allen B. Williams.
James S. Wetherell.
J. A. Westfall.
Harrington Austin.
Edmund H. Austin.
301
315
317
319
321
325
327
329
103 John O'Donnell.
105 Richard L. Trostle.
115 Vacant.
123 Patrick Mullin.
331'
Right Side.
Charles J. Sturm.
Martin Geoghegan.
130
134
136
142
142
108
122
SOU TH FIFTEENTH
STREET.
From 1511 W. State, south to limits.
Left Side.
I l l George W. Beabout.
I l l Fred C. Slittler.
SOUTH BARRY STREET.
' From E. State, south to Allegany
river.
Left Side.
103 Morell E. Loveland.
105-7 Dr. A. E. Smith.
109-111 St. Stephen's Episcopal Ch.
113 Delmer E. Batcheller.
-117 William B. Beamer.
121 Mrs. Jennie Emmons.
125 Charles D. Straight.
206 Mrs. Katherine Fitzgerald.
210-216 Chamberlin Mfg. Co.
210-216 Troy Planing Mill.
228 Fred M. Rahn.
232 Andrew J. Reese.
242 J. W. Wakelee.
246 P. C. Welch.
302 George C. Ransom.
306 Chas. E. Rogers.
310 M. L. Smith.
312 Mrs. Rosaltha Adsit.
316 Orton M/Vincent.
316 Mrs. Alice E. Corcoran.
316 William Ehler.
36
326
330
334
328
342
342J
Edward H. Wiles.
Edward W. Kelly.
George H. Lowt.
Wm. R. McGinnis.
Fred Wilcox.
Edward Mayer.
SOUTH CLINTON STREET.
From 214 E. State, south to
Green.
Left Side.
107 George L. Bemis.
109 Sanford G. Greenman.
111 Bert H. Norton.
115 Thaddeus G. Cass.
117 Mrs. Frances Hancox.
125 Conrad Alles.
131 Andrew Bulger.
137 Mrs. Irene Burllngham.
141 Wallace Bevior.
145 James K. VanCampen.
East
205
207
209
213
Edgar T. Swarm.
Fred J. Wagner.
Demont Dake.
Thomas Steele.
108
112
116
120
124
128
130
134
138
140
Right Side.
Charles Repp.
Rev. James W. Ashton.
Mrs. Minnie A. Bloodsworth.
Walter Murphy.
A. E. Wormer.
John H. Passmore.
Heman F. Wadhams.
C. B. Frier.
Charles Worden.
Vacant.
206
210
212
214
224
230
232
234
238
William J. Quigley.
William D. Passmore.
John W. Houghton.
Fred Wisner.
Fred C. Rapp.
Homer B. Phelps.
James H. Smith.
Mrs. Mary Kelley.
William Snow.
SOUTH UNION STREET.
From State, south to Allegany river.
131
135
139
143
145
Left Side.
E. V. Wood.
A. G. McComb.
Dr. Chas. P. Knowles.
Dr. C. J. Duffy.
John J. Newman.
207 A. V. Hunt.
209 F. P. Shaner.
211 Copeland Smith.
213 John W. Alles.
219 Frederick B. Conrad.
219 George Oswick.
221-5 Buffalo Scrap Iron Co.
235 Shawmut R. R. station.
405 Herman Smith's barns.
No houses to river.
Right Side.
104 Hotel Imperial.
108 John Nicklas' barber shop.
110 Mrs. Pauline V. Adams.
116 Forman Library.
120 Louis C. Wilson.
128 Dr. DeVere M. mbbard.
132 C. E. Bell.
136 F. C. Olds.
140 Joseph Huson.
144 F. W. Kruse.
202
202
212
216
Mrs. Anna M. Seiter.
Dennis F. Slattery.
W. H. Mulholland.
Antony M. Cuffe.
302 A. M. Cuffe's shop.
304 Vacant.
306-310 Keystone Gas Co., gasometer.
322 Edward Donohue.
324 James B. Doolittle.
326 David E. Barrows.
402
404
408
410
414
416
418
430
Jesse W. Yaw.
John P. Wallen.
Clinton B. McDowell.
Mrs. Mary Butanowicz.
Edward A. Cook.
Mrs. C. M. Mallery.
David J. Donohue.
John King.
SPRING STREET, (E. O.)
From Pond, east to Queen.
Left Side.
George B. Rumsey.
David Rehm.
Vacant.
Elbert A. Fie.
Alder st. intersects.
D. K. Hathaway.
George C. Valentine.
Right Side.
James H. Jerolds.
D. E. Swarts.
13 George Washer.
15 H. D. StoweU.
19 Horace C. Hubbell.
19 George Radley.
23 William Spears.
SPRUCE STREET, (N. O.)
Continuation of N". Fourth
north to Franklin.
231
241
243
245
247
249
(city,)
Left Side.
Mike Shebola.
George Sozoloski.
Michael Bloom.
Mrs. Agnes Pulnz.
David Jonnson.
F r a n k Dupieralo.
Patrick Driscoll.
37 Daniel Fitzpatrick.
John d i s h i n g .
F r a n k Rich.
Edwin Sirdevan.
Tony Lee.
12 Mrs. Catherine Lynch.
10 John Coslow.
8
Elm st. intersects.
Thomas Convey.
Oak st. intersects.
No houses.
Ri°ht Side.
James P. Kelley.
No houses.
Patrick Degnan.
Simon McMahon.
Elm st. intersects.
Mrs. Sarah Ward.
7 Ellen Murphy.
5 Peter F. McCartin.
Oak st. intersects.
No houses.
Mathew Kuklewicz.
THIRD AVENUE, (Bv.)
From Town Hall, north to Genesee.
Left Side.
5 Mrs. Katherine Reitz.
7 William Reitz.
9 Alonzo H. Clark.
11 George Bathurst.
35
35
37
39
45
47
51
12
14
16
18
20
24
26
28
30
' 30
32
36
38
42
46
48
52
William Mourhess.
George E. Baker.
Mrs. Bessie Struble.
J. L. Kelly.
Howard D. Belding.
George Cooper.
Charles W. Carter.
L ^ S M Side.
Mrs. Mar;r Moran.
Mrs. Sarah Knapp.
Horace M. Fales.
G. D. Weldy.
Jacob Geise.
James C. Houseman.
Alonzo Nutting.
John Fath.
H. E. Guerin.
Isdray Hall.
James Young.
William Miller.
George B. Woodruff.
Rupert Spears.
Bert Mead.
Truman Hall.
Herman S. Miller.
Genesee st.. intersects.
TOMPKINS S T R E E T .
From 142 N. Barry, east to East av.
Left Side.
207 Edward Allen.
211 Mrs. Abigail C. Dickinson.
213 Ellsworth Brown.
307
311
313
313
319
321
325
329
331
333
W. G. Naylor.
Mrs. Eunice Billington.
Mrs. Nettie Wood.
S. S. Fish.
William H. McHush.
Charles A. Turner.
Peter F. Keenan.
John J. Loftus.
Richard White.
Buell R. Smith.
Right Side.
No houses.
37
306
308
310
310
312
318
322
326
332
334
336
Harry J. Blighton.
A. L. Refeld.
Thomas Delaney.
Mrs. I. B. Crandall.
Homer C. Finch.
J. R. Clark.
Albert B. Wood.
Mrs. Hattie Jones.
John Deabold, Jr.
Allen Kreidler.
H. A. Brown.
Church of Transfiguration.
N. O. Mission Chapel.
Elm st. intersects.
John C. Lee.
Charles Donovan.
Mrs. Margaret Hanley.
Oak st. intersects.
Mike Galunn.
VAN CAMPEN AVENUE.
From 318 Wayne, north to Coleman.
505 Albert George.
507 Andrew E. Harrison.
509 Thomas Sexton.
5091 Michael Lynch.
VINE STREET, (N. O.)
From end of Green, north to Elm.
Left Side.
Anzelo Dezorb.
Right Side.
No houses.
WALNUT STREET, (N. O.)
From 88 River, north to limits.
Left Side.
3 Stephen Kozlow.
5 Frank E. Walker.
9 John Harkert.
John Linahan.
Elm st. intersects.
27 Michael Judge.
29 William Michler.
31 George Besecker.
Oak st. intersects.
20 John Brunner.
43 Albert Stenoreski.
Not open across Erie tracks.
11
13
15
17
21
Mrs. Annie Schopp.
Joseph Klimczyk.
John Padlo.
John Florian.
Stanley J. Stanek.
Ri£ht Side.
4 Milon V. Bump.
5 Michael Subjeck.
10
12
16
18
26
Not open across Erie tracks.
Karl Krummel.
Catherine Keresperski.
Martin Konieczny.
Joseph Wisniewski.
Thomas Adamski.
Jack Polow.
John Malik.
WASHINGTON STREET.
From 203 N. Fourth, west to North
Thirteenth.
Left Side.
Cemetery.
611 Ormon H. Sadden.
613 Michael C. Dugan.
615 Wm. A. Gesse.
N. Sixth st. intersects.
701 The Brunswick:
H. J. Beardmore.
F. E. Benson.
Z. P. Mather.
703 Joel K. Wallin.
705 Mrs. Xettie Austin.
711 Mrs. Jennie Andrews.
711 John Marsden.
713 Chas. H. Worden.
715 Mrs. Emma Gage.
X. Seventh st. intersects.
815 Charles C. Pennock.
915 Rev. Hugh Boyd.
1003
1007
1009
1013
1103
1105
11 ij 7
1109
1109J
X. Ninth st. intersects.
Walter Johnson.
George H. Burleigh.
Fred Westerland.
Chas. H. McWilliams.
John O'Toole.
Sevren Anderson.
Peter Schreiber.
Rhlialdo M. Bowser.
Rev. K. A. Anderson.
1201
1203
1205
1209
1209
1211
1213
1213
1215
Harry E. Beabout.
Frank M. Fisher.
William Eyier.
Thomas Ganey.
Mrs. Nellie Quigley.
A. H. Couse.
Antone Darffler.
George W. James.
Wm. J. Congdon.
1301 F r a n k B. Zeigler.
1305 John Sandstrom.
1307 John H. Hammacher.
1311 Benedict Zeigler.
Ri^ht Side.
510 John T. Shiber.
512 Lynas J. Whitcomb.
N. Fifth st. intersects.
602 David T. Jones.
606 C. Elmer Beardsley.
608 Maurice Fitzgerald.
612 William A. Homer.
616 John Babel.
808
808
810
812
816
Charles Brunswick.
Samuel S. Turner.
Edward B. Andrews.
Mrs. Alk-e Dodson.
Daniel Crawford.
Julius Hauenstein.
N. Seventh st. intersects.
Patrick Mack.
John P. Swanson.
Swedish Church.
Alva B. Learn.
Mrs. Matilda Whelan.
Lucien P. Abbott.
902
904
908
916
920
Charles J. G«v.
William Hubbard.
Franklin H. Matthews.
Harry B. G. Mayo.
Greenleaf H. Mayo.
704
706
708
710
712
716
802
1004 Mrs. Anna Ritzhaur.
1004 William Porsch.
Winters av. intersects.
1010 Myron Llewellyn.
1014 Leonard J. Brown.
1016 David Kellmer.
N. Tenth st. not open.
1102
1110
1110
1114
1116
Frank D. Howlett.
Mrs. Martha O'Keefe.
John Ijnferfate.
Albert A. Witsil.
George W. Moore.
1208
1208
1210
1212
1214
1216
Ernest Kreid.
William Haas.
Frank Kamery.
Ernest Nickel.
Joseph Fritsch.
Ulrich Thierman.
1302 Wilbert P. Parkhurst.
1306 Gottleib Cook.
1312 Charles Godden.
1316 Vacant.
WASHINGTON STREET, (N. O.)
From River, west to limits.
Left Side.
No houses.
8
10
12
16
30
32
34
36
38
Right Side.
Homer Alvord.
Tony Elman.
Mrs. Jane McGraw.
Joseph Riski.
Lawrence Lipiecki.
Mike Paness.
John Urbanowsky.
Patrick Cahill.
George Peck.
Dennis Harrington.
H. L. Mackey.
John J. Melvin.
Mrs. Susan Sullivan.
Jnion st. intersects.
Vacant.
WATER STREET, (N. O.)
From 57 River, west to Vine.
Left Side.
No houses.
Mrs. Mary Sirdevan.
27 Harry P. Peterson.
29 James M. Walker.
31 Thomas McGrath.
35 John F. Donovan.
39
40
37 MiChael Murphy.
41 Thomas Olson.
James Blackall.
W. H. Bassett.
330
Right Side.
26 Patrick Welch.
28 W. T. Lee.
32 Emery Osterstuck.
34 John P. Sullivan.
5 John Degnan.
WAYNE STREET.
N. Seventh St. intersects.
813 John Gold
110
1101
112
112
114
116
120
120
212
302
302
306
310
312
314
316
318
Right Side.
John J. Learn.
Mrs. Margaret Moorison.
James Sullivan.
Jerry J. Dunlavey.
M. A. Jordan.
John T. Newman.
John Silvernail.
Charles Meyrs.N. Firsi st. intersects.
Charles R. Colegrove.
Brickell av. intersects.
Thomas Duncan.
Conrad Kiesel.
William Carter.
Nelson Brant.
Thomas J. Handley.
Henry Clark.
Orgen Muckey.
William J. Foss.
Van Campen av. intersects.
328 Russel Olmsted.
N. Third st. not open.
William A. Taylerson.
Thomas Post.
Tony Bell.
Vacant.
John Messer.
Arthur Kyser.
Mrs. Elizabeth Haller.
510 Bernard J. Duffy.
512 Urid J. Pierce.
•516 Vacant.
602 John C. Smith.
604 Vacant.
614-616 Corry House.
704 Mrs. Mary White.
710 James D. Gibbons.
712 Carrol House.
716 Otto Engelbach.
720 Adolph Englebach.
402
404'
404
406
408
410
414
From 487 North Union, west
Ninth.
Left Side.
I l l Mrs. Jane Gallagher.
111 Miss Mary Gallagher.
113 J. M. Madara.
JSi. First st. intersects.
211-227 E. R. Moore.
400-500-600-700 Pennsylvania R.
Shops and yards.
Vacant.
to
No houses.
R.
908 Martin Consedine.
910 Paul Nelson.
WEST GREEN STREET.
From 326 South Union, west to South
Seventh.
Left Side.
109 Timothy Lynch.
113 Thomas L. Lighton.
115 James A. Lyons.
117 Edward W. Sturm.
119 Mike Sheahan.
121 Edward L. Edwards.
123 Abram H. Block.
S. First st. not open.
203 Clark F. Whittaker.
205 Eugene P. Edwards.
209 Mrs. Eleanor Quigley.
213 Paul F. Keysaw.
215 Frank Silk.
301 John H. Ryan.
301 John B. Hassett.
307 Edward A. Platt.
309 Mrs. Frances Kay.
313 John Dolan.
315 Joseph Mayer.
405
413
417
419
Mrs. Anna M. Seuling.
Timothy B. Hassett.
W. A. Wright.
Isidor Luntz.
507 Henry J. Adams.
511 Charles E. Peterson.
513 0. F r a n k Jackson.
601
605
607
611
613
617
621
€21
108
112
114
122
124
124
128
206
210
210
212
214
S. Fifth st. intersects.
Eugene J. McGiveron.
Anton Loedold.
Freeman Hobbs.
Max Bartsch.
Louis Schue.
Mrs. Josephine Johnson.
Herman Montie.
Lawrence McDonald.
Ri^ht Side.
Frank H. Sharp.
Mrs. J. H. Hughes.
George P. Smith, Jr.
James B. Boyle.
Mrs. Caroline Martin.
Alfred C. Farley.
Othello P. Guile.
Fred W. Seamon.
Lester F. d e m o n s .
George H. Richardson.
George H. Wright.
Joseph E. Harris.
306 Roger La'wrence.
312 Henry L. Schue.
316 Bert H. Nichols.
S. Third st. intersects. .
Vacant lots.
506
510
514
Samuel A. Brown.
S. D. Varner.
Horatio E. Green.
Christian J. Shlenker.
Fred L. Slinker.
Vacant.
Elmer F. Robbins.
S. Sixth st. not open.
702 Lafayette Gibbs.
708 Joseph Klamt.
712 Mrs. A. M. Harrison.
714 Alvin N. Craft.
718 Theodore Fiechter.
606
610
614
618
41
WEST HENLEY STREET.
From 144 S. Union, west to limits.
109 Ruel.C. Albro.
113 Thomas Gilligan.
117 St. Mary's church.
203-5 Catholic book store.
207 Mrs. Elizabeth M. Ball.
209 J. S. Shoemaker.*
211 H. F. Davis.
215 Langford Rodgers.
215J Henry F. Klee.
301-311 Dotterweich Brewing Co.
319 James J. Rodgers.
401
405
409
Fred B. Georgia.
Millard F. Riley.
J. M. Harris.
505
505
511
5111
515
Mrs. Eva B. Whitton.
Oscar J. Whitton.
Peter J. Spindler.
M. M. Arden.
S. J. McGriff.
S. Fifth st. intersectSrMrs. Anna M. Farley.
Mrs. Mary Smith.
Andrew Snyder.
Vacant.
Edward C. Moses.
John J. Hannon.
Daniel F. Milne.
701 August Demski.
801 Danford W. Dean.
811 John R. Norton.
601
603
607
609
611
615
619
James Hayes.
901
905 Peter Miller.
909 Frank O'Neil.
911 Henry R. O'Neil.
S. Ninth st. intersects.
1 flftQ Vacant.
lUlfo
1005 John A. Williams.
1005 William Graham.
1009 Charles M. Roeske.
11 ni
Dennis W. Keating.
J.IU1
Nicholas H. Truby.
1 1 HQ
1107 Albert G. Anderson.
1111 Thomas H. Dolan.
42
1115
1117
1121
1121
1125
W. A. Sisson.
Stephen C. Demsky.
Peter G. Truby.
George Steinbach.
Mrs. Carrie M. Sturm.
1203
1207
1209
1215
Charles Bosworth.
William A. Davis.
A. M. Chamberlin.
L. M. VanByke.
S. Twelfth st. intersects.
1305 John Murray.
1311 George Gardner.
1311 Merle Gardner.
1405
1407
1407
1409
1411
S. Thirteenth st. not open.
Henry Hellwege.
Thomas Riley.
Jacob Klink.
William C. Klink.
Edward Klink.
1501
1501
1503
1505
1509
1511
1515
S. Fourteenth st. intersects.
William Roessler.
Ernest Oakes.
Thomas Graser.
John Dollard.
Mrs. Almeda Randall.
Hiram Parker.
Mrs. Elizabeth Randall.
S. Fifteenth st. not open.
1601-1611 Pierce tannery.
1615 John E. Murphy.
110
118
Ri£ht Side.
Michael B. Finnessy.
Rev. John J. Hamel.
t
No houses.
312
314
316
320
4"02
406
408
410
414
416
418
504
506
512
Charles W. Anderson.
Rudolph Dotterweich.
George R. Rank.
Clarence Quackenbush.
Harry B. Smith.
William J. Martin.
Charles W. Wright.
James G. Foley.
Guy A. Halsey.
Daniel H. Sullivan.
C. G. Hamilton.
Charles T. Fuêr.
Maurice A. Lee.
Jasper E. Smith.
604 Oscar W. Hamilton.
608 C. H. Beckwith.
614 John F. Rouse.
616 George Bronold.
620 Casper Leippert.
7Q4 Michael Gaynor.
718 Charges Bulmer.
804 Mrs. Patrick Priest.
814 Henry Tulley.
814 Mrs. Margaret Cook.
902 Wm. H. Tulley.
912 Carl E. Tulley.
1006 Conrad Ruppaecht,
1012 Peter Weitmer.
1014 Christophe Gabler.
1016 Thomas Stewart.
1102
1116
1126
Edward Theuer.
William L. Higby.
Ben O'Hara.
Vacant lots.
1302 Hugh Gallagher.
1308 James Conner.
S. Thirteenth st. intersects.
1402 Thomas Wiles.
1406 Gilbert M. White.1408 James Barrett.
S. Fourteenth st. intersects.
1506 Mrs. Margaret Heck.
1508 John Cook.
S. Fifteenth st. intersects.
Tanner Shoe Stock Co.
Pierce av. intersects.
WEST STATE S T R E E T .
From Union, (dividing streets into
north and south,) west to citylimits.
Left Side.
101-103 Hotel Imperial.
I l l L. G. Rodgers & Co.
113 Taylor & Weber.
115 Opera House.
117 E. L. Kallenback.
121-3 L. Y. Miller & Sons.
125 Mrs. Josephfne Wilmot.
129 A. A. Swarts.
129 B. H. Nichols.
201-203 Kreidler Bros.
209 Edward M. Tothill.
213 Irving W. Miller.
215 William W. Leland.
215 Charles D. Juad.
219 Mrs. Louise Schuetz.
219 Otto Miller.
303 M. C. Kember.
309-311 Simon Reich.
309 Chas. Breder, (rear.)
313 W. L. Gabler.
315 Charles E. Robeson.
317 John Weidman.
319 Mrs. Carrie -uackus.
321 Gale's Bakery.
323 Charles Schnell.
325 Erwin Schott.
325 Barnick's Meat Market.
403
405
409
409J
413
417
419
419|
Ormel W. Pierce.
William Smith.
Wm. Smith's shop.
Jos. A. Smith.
Lewellyn A. Mallery.
Ferris J. Mallery.
L. A. Mallery, storehouse.
Albert L. Richards.
501
501|
503
503J
507
511
5111
5111
513
513|
517
517
G. Brenner.
W. L. Binney.
Cnarles Frost.
Fred Langs.
Eagle Hotel, Mrs. E. Wind.
Roy Gould.
Jesse O. Sheldon.
Mrs. Anna Martin.
Gotlieb Schwinger.
Mrs. Lura Bennett.
Arthur W. Gibney.
Peter Schmitt.
601
605
605£
609
615
619
619
701
711
717
719
721
Vacant.
Edward Sturm.
John A. Nutt.
Mrs. Mary A. Allen.
Charles Hill.
Mrs. Minnie Sigel.
Miss Mary Dlnter.
W. Webber.
Jacob M. Cook.
John Fink.
Kamler Bros.
World Hotel.
43.
George B. Kichle.
Chas. E. Wilbert.
William T. Muckey.
William J. LeStrange.
903 Dr. Cassar Smith.
907 William Kinley.
911 William Wholebin.
919 William L. Gabler.
1013 David Barry.
1017 Martin Southeron.
1017 Thomas F. Creagan.
1103 Riley Allen.
1107 Webster J. Alger.
1111 Mrs. Florence Blessing.
1117 Edward C. Parker.
1117 Michael Dougherty.
1121 Frank J. Chesner.
1123 Fred Paulman.
1125 Charles Edel.
1127-1129 Julius Seyller.
801
801
805
809
1209-1211 Public School No. 2.
1213 F. W. Page.
1215 M. M. Arden.
12151 Leonard D. Doane.
1217 Patrick Sweeney.
1217J John Home.
1221 Willis O. Doane.
1221 Chas. H. Kaufman.
1223 Arthur W. Carlson.
West End Athletic Club.
Thomas E. James.
Don Tilbury.
Vacant.
Vacant
N. Thirteenth st. intersects..
1403 Mrs. Mary C. Sturm.
1407 J. M. Woodruff.
1411 William Klink.
1415 John C. Coleman.
S. Fourteenth st. not open.
1507 Wm. M. Cramer.
1509 Miss Arabella Akin.
1511 John Cook.
S. Fifteenth st. intersects..
Rip;ht Side.
102 Elks' Lodge Rooms.
104 C. C. Morian.
106 J. J. Hatfield.
108-110 Frank's Hotel.
1301
1305
1307
1313
1317
Hotel Capitol.
L. Binney.
Peter Isaacson.
C. F. Emery.
Joseph Henneman.
John B. Savage.
126-128 O'Connell Bros.
130 Prank Platt.
202
204
206
208
210
212
214
216
218
220 '
v acan:.
George R. Rank.
O. A. Lundgren.
Mrs. Abbie Patterson.
Meloy Cohen.
Samuel Michaels.
Vacant.
Frank S. Tinklepaugh.
Louis J. Rodeers.
M. S. Dotterweich.
302
304
306
306
308
310
312
314
316
316|
318
320
324
324
326
A. W. Nelson.
E. Schemes.
Herman Glass.
William L. Myrick.
Lewis Chesner.
Vacant.
Joseph P. McGrath.
John J. Grant.
Mrs. Anna Vollmer.
John Hauenstein.
Fred Vollmer.
John G. Ques'a.
Mrs. G. E. Phillips.
Patrick Ross.
Max L. Cohen.
402
402
404
410
414
414
418
418
420
422
Peter H. Rivenburgh,
Arthur J. Howard.
Charles A. Shaffer.
B. Frank Thomas.
George Peterson.
Charles B. Nelson.
Douglas S. Pulver.
Frank J. Shaffer.
John H. Geuder.
John H. Geuder.
504
508
512
514
516
520
522
522J
524
'524i
William Halter.
William Halter.
August Edel.
L. A. Mallery.
L. A. Mallery.
Mrs. Anna McDermott.
Alexander McGillis.
Dennis W. Gilligan.
Walter Budgeon.
Curtis Crandall.
604
606
608
612
614
616
620
Joseph N. Streb.
Samuel R. Gilray.
C. E. Golden.
Joseph Cohen.
Vacant.
Vacant.
Spindler Bros.
702
704
708
718
722
7221
Nils Swanson.
Mrs. Anna Swanson.
Lawrence Whalen.
William Gerlach.
A. M. Palmer & Co.
H. A. Baker.
802 Zimmerman Bros.
810 Philip Zimmerman.
820 Joe Tomes.
904
904
908
912
912
914
920
920
1002
1006
1006
1010
1012
1014
1016
Charles Adams.
Leon Adams.
Lewis T. Tidd.
Frederick Hills.
Mrs. Laura J. Cleary.
Charles G. Chew.
I. C. Wilcox.
John Long.
Augustus C. Bussler.
Alfred Helwic.
Eugene Burt.
Victor Leconte.
Vacant.
Vacant.
Vacant.
1102 A. W. Anderson.
1114 Joseph P. Hearn.
1120 Frank Hoffman.
1202
1202J
1208
1212
1214
1214
1302
1306
1308
1312
1316
1320
1320
1320
Weidman & Bernruther.
Elbert E. Seamens.
Gilbert Garr.
Chemical Hose No. 2.
D. J. McMillan.
M. Mortimer.
F. F. Hannifan & Co.
Gallets & White.
Charles Sturm.
William F. Waldeck.
Martin Martn.
Mrs. Christine Hermann.
Mrs. Rosanna Michler.
Andrew Lundin.
1406 Charles Scheiterle.
1410 Adam Stegner.
N. Fourteenth st. not open.
1502 Conrad Scheiterle.
WEST STATE STREET, (W. O.)
From Fifteenth, west to Allegany.
Left Side.
Voorhees House.
John Cramsie.
Mrs. Kate Strecker.
Sebastian Demmel.
Peter Demmel.
John C. Ritzaur.
William J. Fox.
Peter Bender.
John H. Ostertag.
Abram Mattern.
Do.na R. Hejron.
William F. Tenney.
Antone Hoffmire.
Tony TSTicklas.
Mrs. Louise Bahinger.
Ignatius Gaspar.
..j.artin McQuaid.
Ri^ht Side.
Fred Woodard.
W. B. Rogers.
Olean Driving Park.
John Scott.
Charles Johnson.
Adam Knein.
vVilliam Vossler.
Joseph Geise.
Edward R. Gratz.
John Ambular.
Charles A. Glaser.
Otis Xriss.
George Bauer.
Pierce J. Krott.
William C. Ronolder.
Herman Ronolder.
LeVerne Trowhridge.
Frank Willard.
James J. Johnson.
Joseph J. Boats.
Ernest Carnuth.
Mrs. Mary Ballen.
John Colligan.
Frank S. Briggs.
WEST SULLIVAN STREET.
From 265 N. Union, west to limits.
Left Side.
115 H. C. Schamel.
No houses.
305 Mrs. Sarah J. Latimer.
309 Oscar H. Ingalls.
313 Albert Judge.
407 Benjamin U. Taylor.
411 WilliLm M. Duringer.
411 Mrs. Jennie Fitzgerald.
417 Ernest R. Baker.
513 Mrs. John Steyner.
601 George W. Green.
601 Mrs. Mary L. Whipple.
603 Fred L. Eaton.
607 S. L. Fitch.
611 Alfred Tothill.
703
707
711
713
713
Allen I. Williams.
Chas. H. Rockwood.
Vacant.
Edward Kennedy.
Gustave Hammer.
809 Henry A. Brown.
813 Wm. J. Taylor.
Park.
1005 Mrs. Theresa Hartz.
1009 D. G. McCaig.
1013 Claud S. Conrad.
1017 Michael O'Connors.
Winters av. intersects.
1031 John A. Qulgley.
. N. Tenth st. intersects.
1101 Joseph Sutter.
1101 George Sutter.
1105 S. G. Schuster.
1111 Austin C. Cain.
1113 C. A. Burge.
1115 Fred Kittleman.
1201
1205
1209
1213
1217
James H. Harding.
Joseph J. Yewdall.
Mrs. Ellen Fitzpatrick.
August Hirliman.
James J. Hennessy.
N. TwelftH st. intersects.
1301 Harry S. Coburn.
1305 John G. Fox.
1311 John T. Thatcher.
1315
1317
John Scanlon.
Ned G. Cummings.
Ri^ht Side.
102-108 Riley & Wands.
110 Peter Morrell.
112 American Palace Laundry.
114 Barns of Olean Transfer Co.
116 Olean Transfer Co.
118 Blisha M. Johnson.
204
218
Dr. W. Irving Hewitt.
Miss Newkirk.
N. V. V. Franchot.
Olean High School.
504
508
•512
George N. Moore.
Rudolph C. Mayer.
Edward H. McDowell.
602 Dr. Walter C. Reynolds.
606 Mary of the Angels school.
606 Convent of Mercy.
702
706
710
710
James L. Clyde.
M. G. Fitzpatrick.
Edwin F. Curtis.
Mrs. Florence C. Hanson.
806
810
810|
814
818
Henry Evens.
George F. Starr.
Sweezy.
Clarence Austin.
John H. Sills.
N. Eighth st. intersects;
No houses.
1008 Mrs. Ella Campbell.
1008 John Vaughn.
1022 George F. Kraft.
1024 George F. H. Foster.
1028 Alfonso Hirliman.
1032 John Swanson.
1102 Bariah Phinney.
1106 John Kuhn.
1110 J-oseph Heberle.
1114 Gus E. Finger.
1116 William Harvey.
N. Eleventh st. Intersects.
1206 Joel W. Rogers.
1210 Charles Blaske.
1220 Napoleon Russel.
1302 Mrs. Clara Manning.
1306 Albert Sprague.
1310 William F. Hannon.
1314 Floyd Joslyn.
1316 William Lang.
WHITNEY AVENUE.
From 323 N. Union, northwest to P.
R. R. tracks.
Left Side.
213 Edwin J. Munger.
311
313
317
321
323
Johnson's green house.
Fred H. Johnson.
Joseph Scharary.
Mrs. Margaret Johnson.
Patrick Snellan.
106
108
110
114
118
122
122
122
126
126
126
Ri^ht Side.
W. W. Virginia.
Jacob William.
Vacant.
Leander Augustus.
Mrs. Hattie Dorn.
Beebe D'Waileebe.
Farris Saway.
Abram Williams.
Mike Moses.
Rich Simon.
Joseph Moses.
202 Jim Kinser.
210-218 Foley Bros.
WINTERS AVENUE.
From 1004 Washington,
W. Sullivan.
north
Left Side.
215 William Gannon.
217 Vacant.
219 Hiram D. Bartow.
223 John Mead.
Right Side.
208 C. E. Harbeck.
212 Charles Olds.
216 Wilson P. Branch.
218 Ziba E. Bailey.
222 Charles M. Reed.
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OLEAN MILLS,
GEORGE OLIVER, Proprietor.
MANUFACTURER OF
Feed, Meal and Buckwheat Flour. Wholesale and
Retail Dealer in Grain, Flour and Mill Stuffs.
Custom Grinding of Feed and Buckwheat Flour
promptly attended to.
SPECIALTIES: Choice re-cleaned Oats, fresh
home ground Buckwheat Flour, fine meal
for table use.
502 EAST STATE ST.
Both Telephones.
MRS. F. H. JOHNSON,
CHOICE -
Plants and Flowers
For Decorating and Bedding:, at all times.
Funeral Flowers and Designs a Specialty.
313 Whitney Avc, Olean.
GREENHOUSES.
W. H. MANDEVILLE.
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INSURE WITH
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EXCHANGE BANK BUILDING.
Corner Union and Laurens Streets.
OLEAN, NEW YORK,
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PORT ALLEGANY, PA.
DOTTERWEICH Brewing Co,
Brewers and Bottlers of EXTRA FINE LAGER BEER, Ale and Porter
and Manufacturers of all Kinds of Soft Drinks.
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Abbey, Mrs. Lizzie J., widow, 310 Laurens.
Bessie L.
Abbott, Charles, glassblower, 128 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Leona.
Dorothy.
Mortimer.
ABBOTT, D. S. CO., foundry and machine shops, C. P. Luther,
Propr., 501-509 N. First. (See adv.)
Abbott, Fred, fireman, (P. R. R.) boards 712 Wayne.
Abbott, Lucien P., works at filling station, 816 Washington.
Mrs. Nettie M.
Fred L.
Leonard H.
Abbott, Marcelline, milliner, 813 Buffalo.
Abbott, Mrs. Mary E., 153 N. Seventh.
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Able, Mrs. Bertha, 335 N. Seventh.
Thomas.
Abouahmad, Charles, laborer, 122 Whitney av.
Mrs. Frefia.
Michael.
Lola.
Edward.
John.
ABRAMS & SON, (Wm. Abrams Jr. & L. J. Abrams,) fire insurance, City Hall, N. Union. (See adv.)
Abrams, Mrs. Lovina J, widow, 219 N. Fifth.
ABRAMS, WILLIAM M., agent for insurance and real estate,
405 Laurens.
Mrs. Harriet A.
Fred D.
Margaret E.
Abrams, William Jr., insurance agent, 134 N. Third.
Mrs. Beulah C.
Harriet.
Achenbach, Fred C, engineer at armory, 128 S. Seventh:
Mrs. Nina L.
Hilma M.
WM. HORNER & CO.,
OLEAN HOUSE BLOCK.
Clothiers, Furnishers, Merchant Tailors.
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Capital, $100,000.
Surplus and Profits, $110,000.
I. E DUSENBURY, Pres
WM. E. WHEELER, Vice-Pres.
A. T. EATON, Cashier.
DIRECTORS—E. G. Dusenbury,
J. E. Dusenbury,
W " . E. Wheeler,
E. M Johnson,
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Ackerman, Edwin R., painter, 168 1-2 N. Union.
Mrs. Azubah L.
ACKBRMAN, DR. BQGBNB H., veterinary surgeon, 107 N.
Fourth.
Mrs. Wealthy.
Burgess D.
Ackerman, Philip W., painter, 315 S. Barry.
Mrs. Ida M.
Ada M.
ACME GLASS CO.. cor. Franklin and Johnson, North Olean.
J. B. Farrel, Pres.; M. A. Brunner, Vice-Pres.; J. A. Sharp,
Sec; A. J. Cullather, Treas. Inc. 1895. capital stock, $5,000.
ACME HOSE NO. ?., village hall, 904 N. Union, N. O.
ACME MILLING CO., flour mills, 310 N. Barry. W. E. Wheeler,
Pres.; J. E. Dusenbury, Vice-Pres.; E. M. Johnson, Sec-Treas.
and Mgr. Mills, Olean and Allegany. (See adv.)
Acocks, Franklin, grocery, 171 R. R. av., E. O.
Mrs. Bertha S.
Acre, Glen V., sta. engineer, 129 N. Third.
Mrs. Grace E.
Adamski, Joseph, blacksmith, bds. 1126 N. Union, N. O.
Adamski, Thomas, works for P. R. R., 16 Walnut, N. 0.
Mrs. Josephine.
Victoria.
Josephine.
Lawrence.
John
Adams, Charles, works at P. 'R. R. shops, 904 W. State.
Mrs. Alice.
Edward.
Emma.
Verne.
ADAMS EXPRESS CO., (E. L. Nies, agt.,) 148 N. Union.
ADAMS, GEORGE B. & CO., (George B. Adams, John H. Bradner.) dry goods and crockery, 149-151 N. Union.
Adams, George G., 715 E. State, E. O.
Mrs. Helen M.
Adams, Henry J., plumber, 507 W. Green.
Mrs. Katherine.
T. Howard.
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Adams, James J-., messenger (P. R. R.) 116 S. Fourth.
Adams, Leon R., barber, (Warner & Adams,) res. 904 W. State.
Mrs. Glennie.
Jeanette.
Adams, Louise J., 116 S. Fourth.
Adams, Mrs. Pauline V., 110 S. Union.
Ansel Lee.
FITCH & RAMSEY.
City Building.
The A* Weston Lumber Co«t
Manufacturers & Dealers T TTMPiEID L a t n d n d Shingles, Doors,
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Adsit, Mabel. 314 N. Clinton.
Adsit, Milford J., blacksmith, 217 S. Barry.
Mrs. Mary J.
0. Lewis.
Fred M.
Adsit, Myron C, painter, 3 Fourth av., Bv.
Mrs. Catherine G.
Adsit, Mrs. Rosaltha, widow, 312 S. Barry.
Adsit, Selden, fireman, 1 Av. A., N. O.
Mrs. Anna.
Earl.
Mabel.
Edward.
William.
Viola.
Eva.
Aenbes, John, car repairer (P. R. R.) 125 S. Sixth.
Mrs. Johanna.
Max.
Barbara.
AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO., Sidney E. Fish, district agt,
204 Masonic Temple.
A. M. E. Church, (Rev. Walter Mason, pastor,) 105-107 S. Fifth.
Agnack, Andrew, works in tannery, 57 Bishop, E. O.
Mrs. Rena.
Raymond.
Mary.
Ahlquist, John K., baker, 116 N. Second.
Mrs. Emma.
For Electrical work of
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Adams, Scott, laborer, 320 S. Fourth.
Mrs. Ella.
Irving N.
Donna May.
Winnie Belle.
VanEtten.
Francis.
Adams, Winnie, 509 N. Seventh.
Adel, see Edel.
Adsit, Arthur A., painter, 22 Geriesee, Bv.
Mrs. Jennie E.
LeRoy.
Laura.
ADSIT, CRIT C, (Mulholland & Adsit,) res. 114 1-2 S. Fourth.
Mrs. Carrie.
Adsit, Earl M., canvasser, 21 Garden av., E. 0.
Mrs. Stella.
Archibald E.
Adsit, Mrs. Emily, 217 S. Barry.
Adsit, Lemuel, bartender Synder's Cafe, 146 N. Union.
Adsit. Mrs. Lulu, 1116 W. Henley.
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AHRBNS, ADOLPH, propr. meat market, 479 N. Union, res. do.
Mrs. Henrietta.
Gustave.
William.
Akin, Arabella, 1509 W. State.
ALBRO, RUEL C, grocer, 262 N. Union, res. 109 W. Henley.
Mrs. Eliza M.
Gladys M.
Alderman, James Edward, express messenger, 148 1-2 N. Union.
Mrs. Nellie M.
Alderman, Mrs. Minnie C, (Mrs. E. E.) widow, 312 N. Third.
George C, clerk.
Earl R., clerk.
E. Claire.
Donald R.
Aldrich, Mrs. Laura, widow, 207 Adams.
Robert.
Alexander, Mrs. Lydia A., widow, 129 Fulton.
Bonnie C, stenographer.
Alexy, Martin, laborer, bds. 5 Avenue B., N. 0.
Alger, Mrs. Frankie, widow, 36 Front, Bv.
Ward, clerk.
ALGER, PAGE B., general repair shop, 244 N. Union; res. 28-29
Grossman blk.., 241 N. Union.
Mrs. Harriet E.
Alger, Webster J., sta. engineer, 1107 W. State.
Mrs. Elizabeth H.
David C.
B. Harry.
Allan, see Allen.
Alias, see Alles.
Allen, Arthur, porter, Hotel Imperial.
Allen, Arthur, student, 16 Garden Av., E. O.
Allen, Charles, glassblower, 817 Buffalo.
Mrs. Clara.
Vertrin.
Allen, Mrs. Chas. J., widow, 27 Grossman blk. 241 N. Union.
Allen, Dascom, moulder, 118 E. Henley.
Claude.
Allen, Dascom, moulder, 52 King, E. O.
Mrs. Maud.
Maud.
Allen, Edmond E., supt. of streets, 121 N. Clinton.
Mrs. Harriet S.
Ruth S.
Louise S.
Agnes.
Mary.
Allen, Edward B., saw fitter, 10 Garden av., E. O.
James H., brakeman (P. R. R.)
William J.
Edward J.
Edward Troy,
Mill,
210-226 S. Barry St.
SHINGLES. LUMBER, LATH.
Siding, Sash, Blinds, Doors, Mouldings, Lime, Plaster and Cement.
OLEAN'S
OLEAN
Best Shoe Store
Allen, Edward, foreman at Vacuum, 207 Tompkins.
Mrs. Rachel.
Allen, Edward H., foreman Bell Tel. Co., Pleasant Valley.
Mrs. Rosalind.
Allen. EMw^nl L., carpenter, 1115 Irving.
Mrs. Cora.
Chester G.
Gladys E.
John L.
Allen, Francis A., 117 N. Twelfth.
Allen, Mrs. Harriet S., 12} N. Clinton.
Allen, Henry G... 115 1-2 N. Union.
Mrs. Mary E.
ALLEN, DR. J. ROSS, physician and surgeon, 129 Hamilton.
Mrs. Bertha M.
Rhoda M.
A. Isabelle.
Allen, James, iceman, 11 Pond, E. O.
Mrs. Nora.
James.
Allen, Mrs. Mary, widow, 60 Bishop, E. 0.
Arthur S. (porter.)
Allen, Mrs. Nancy E., widow, 609 W. State.
Daniel F. Jr.
William J.
Allen, Richard, currier, 127 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Mary E.
Mabel I.
Marguerite C.
Allen, Riley, oil producer, 1103 W. State.
Mrs. Melvina.
Sarah.
Ada.
Orville.
Claude.
Allen, Thomas, works at Vacuum, 28 Maple, N. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Abbie E.
William E.
Thomas E.
Joseph.
James V.
Marie E.
Catherine V.
Allen, Truman, teamster, 10 Garden av., E. O.
Mrs. Fannie.
Cora.
Francelia.
Allen, William, works for Conklin Wagon Co., 110 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Mary.
Alles, Conrad.. 125 S. Clinton.
Mrs. Catherine.
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Mrs. Mildred S.
Allram, Anthony, carpenter (P. R. R.) 541 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Anna.
Louis.
Charles.
Johanna.
Joseph.
Edward.
Alvord, Homer, switchman (Erie R. R.) 8 Washington, N. 0.
Mrs. Julia A.
Fred L. (soldier.)
Lellie B.
AMERICAN HOUSE, (M. C. Sullivan, Propr.) cor. Pine and
North Union, N. 0.
AMERICAN PALACE LAUNDRY, (L. J. White, S. W. Wright,)
112 W. Sullivan.
Anastasia, Mary, Sister of Mercy, 606 W. Sullivan.
Anderson, Albert G., works in tannery, 1107 W. Henley.
Mrs. Tillie.
Anderson, Andrew, pipe fitter, bds. 313 S. Eighth.
ANDERSON, AXEL W., grocer, 1102 W. State, res. do.
Mrs. Amelia.
Evelyn A.
Henning G.
Lenna L.
Hjalmar.
Oliver.
Ethelyn.
Infant.
Anderson, Charles A., works at tannery, 108 N. Eleventh.
Mrs. Anna L.
Arlean.
Anderson, Charles, works at Pierce's tannery, bds. 116 Pierce
avenue, W. O.
Anderson, Charles P., engineer (P. R. R.) 126 S. Third.
Mrs. Louise C.
Harry C.
Ida E.
Clarence E.
Anderson, Charles W., wagon maker, 312 W. Henley.
Mrs. Delilah M.
Guy M.
Mary A.
Anderson, John, night watchman, 1213 Reed.
Mrs. Lena.
John G.
Carl William.
Anderson, John C, farmer, East River, E. 0.
Mrs. Orilla.
Charles O.
Earl J.
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Anderson, Helma, 314 N. Second.
Anderson, Rev. K. A., pastor of Swedish church, 1109 1-2 Washington.
Mrs. Matilda.
ANDERSON, SAMUEL A., contractor and builder, 205 S. Barry.
Mrs. Caroline.
Nellie A., teacher.
Elizabeth R.. teacher.
Anderson, Samuel B., barber, 227 1-2 N. Union.
Mrs. Mary L.
Robert E
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Florence.
George.
Anderson Sevreen, currier, 1105 Washington.
Mrs. Hilda.
Carl A.
Elmer F.
Clarence V.
Anderson, Tacie, stenographer, 217 N. Eleventh.
Anderson, Thomas, brakeman (P. R. R.) 37 Queen, E. O.
Mrs. Lillian.
Andrews, Charles, cabinet maker, Dugan Road, E. O.
Mrs. Angeline.
Lee.
Charles.
Isabelle.
Andrews. Charles, works at tannery, 55 Queen, E. O.
Mrs. Ida.
George.
William.
Andrews, Christopher, glassblower, 137 N. Thirteenth.
Mrs. Anna.
Cora.
Hazel.
ANDREWS, CREIGHTON S., atty-at-law, office 201 Masonic
Temple, res. 320 N. Third.
Mrs. Alice B.
Andrews, Edwin B., switchman (P. R. R.) 708 Washington.
Mrs. May.
Andrews, Mrs. Jennie, widow, 711 Washington.
Claude, car repairer (P. R. R.)
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Frank.
Andrews, John F., book-keeper (P. R. R.) 207 Jay.
Mrs. Hattie S.
John Paul.
Andrews, John, 315 Coleman.
Mrs. Marion S.
Andrews, John J., conductor (P. R. R.) 315 Coleman.'
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Andrews, Rufus, works at P. R. R. shops, 52 Third av. Bv.
Anibas, Alexander, car inspector (P. R. R.) 115 S. Seventh.
Mrs. Anna M.
Antil, Menta, works in P. R. R. shops, 411 N. Eighth.
Apgar, George E., glassworker, 135 N. Twelfth.
Apgar, Lewis, switchman (P. R. R.) 1105 Buffalo.
Mrs. Jennie.
Charlotte.
Fred.
Sylvia.
Appleton, Charles, W. River Road, S. O.'
Mrs. Mary.
Ernest.
Blanche.
Florence.
Appleton, Rodney, works at Pierce's tannery, 27 Pierce av. W. 0.
Mrs. Helen.
Archibald, Merritt J., works for Olean Transfer Co., Grossman
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Armading, Charles, works in tannery. 1016 Irving.
ARMORY, 43RD SEPARATE COMPANY, N. G. S. N. Y., North,
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Armstrong:, Herman B., fireman (P. R. R.) 407 N. Eighth.
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Armstrong, Sherman D., currier, 705 Washington.
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Thomas.
Bessie.
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William 3., teamster.
Walter A., laborer.
Earl, laborer.
Ashley, Newton, 30S N. Union.
ASHTON, JAMES W., rector St. Stephen's church, 112 S. Clinton.
Mrs. Cornelia E.
Atwater, Edgar, E. River, S. 0.
Atwood, Mrs. Liza A., 1 Garden av.. E. O.
August, James W. sta. engineer, 52 Pine, N. O.
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August, Joseph, laborer, bds. 11 Franklin, N. 0.
August, Maria J., 52 Pine, N. O.
Augustus, Leander, signalman (P. R. R.) 114 Whitney av.
Mrs. Hattie.
Austin, Clarence, works at P. R. R. shops, 814 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Sarah.
Philip.
Austin, Edmund H., clerk (P. R. R.) 142 S. Barry.
Mrs. Alice.
Maria.
Herbert M.
Austin, Mrs. Emerette, 1 Main, Bv.
Austin, Harrington, 142 S. Barry.
Mrs. Maria.
Austin, Henry, farmer, W. River, S. O.
Mrs. Melissa.
Alfred, surveyor.
Austin, Miss Nellie M., cashier for Adams & Co., 316 N. Clinton.
Austin, Mrs. Nettie, widow, 705 Washington.
Austin, Philip N., 814 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Celia.
Austin, Rufus H., contractor, 312 S. Third.
Mrs. Kate.
Avery, Cecile, student, 821 N. Union, N. O.
Ayers, Casod, meat cutter, 418 W. Henley.
Aylesworth, Florence E., 15 Railroad av., E. O.
Ayrault, Walter R., works at Vacuum, 52 Orchard av., E. O.
Mrs. Ella E.
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Mrs. Helen K.
Gladys M.
Babcock, Earl, student, 211 N. Sixth.
Babcock, Mrs. Elizabeth, widow, 210 N. First.
Babcock, Frank D., insurance agent, 657 E. State, E. O.
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Mrs. Christina.
Estelle C.
Babiasz, Joseph, laborer, bds. 7 Franklin.
Babiney, Samuel, laborer, 334 N. Eignth.
Babinger, Leo J., electrician, 136 N. Thirteenth.
Mrs. Minnie C.
Babinger, Mrs. Louise, W. State. W. 0. beyond limits.
James, machinist (P. R. R.)
Francis, printer.
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Bahler, Anna, chamber-maid Genesee House.
Bahney, Joseph J., oil producer, 115 N. Second.
Mrs. Minnie,
Ellis Samuel.
Laura L.
Helen Rose. ,
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Bailey, Arthur E., book-keeper, 127 N. Thirteenth.
Mrs. Louise.
Bailey, Madison H., 301 N. Barry.
Mrs. Lorinda.
Bailey, Roy, druggist, 218 Winters av.
Mrs. Irene.
Bailey, Ray, clerk, 301 N. Barry.
Mrs. Katherine.
Evelyn.
Bailey, Ziba E., janitor Ex. Nat). Bank, 218 Winters av.
Mrs. Harriet A.
Bair, Rose F., housekeeper, 127 S. Second.
Bair, see Baher and Bear.
Baker, Alfred ,L, glassblower, 212 N. Third.
Mrs. Carrie.
Baker, Conrad, farmer, 130 S. Fifth.
Mrs. Barbara M.
George.
Margaret.
Ellen.
Evelyn.
Baker, Elisha R., miller, 39 Orchard av., E. O.
Mrs. Miranda D.
Baker, Ellen L., teacher, 115 S. First and 417 W. Sullivan.
Baker, Ernest R., (Wm. Horner & Co.) 417 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Harriet.
Philip DeWitt.
Baker, George E., works at P. R. R. shops, 35 Third av., Bv.
Mrs. Anna C.
Vivian V.
Baker, Henry, time keeper (Olean Glass Co.) 137 S. Third.
Mrs. Anna S.
Ethel L.
Helen M.
Robert L.
Emily P.
Lydia A.
J. Douflas.
H. Donald.
William Lawrence.
Baker, H. A., carpenter, 722 1-2 W. State.
Mrs. Mary.
L L W Ethel.
BSter, Herbert J., fireman (P. R. R.) 220 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Catherine.
Helen.
Baker, James, farmer, Pleasant Valley.
Mrs. Ella M.
Baker, John, (correct name Pickarski, q. v.) 3 Pierce av., W. O.
Baker, Mrs. Mary, widow, 207 1-2 N. Union.
Balch, Charles H., 134 S. Second.
Mrs. Jennie F.
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Mrs. Helen.
Clayton L., student.
Balfour, Mrs. Elizabeth J., widow, 110 Hamilton.
John L., timekeeper (P. R. R.)
Josephine M.
Ball, Mrs. Elizabeth M., widow, propr. Catholic Book Store, 207
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Elizabeth M., dressmaker.
Frances D.
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BALLARD, LEON H., oil producer, 211 N. Third.
Mrs. Louise K.
EHse M.
L. Tracey.
Edward H.
Balus, Benedict, laborer, 6 Avenue B., N." O.
Mrs. Amelia.
Cecelia.
Menda.
Matilda.
Banas, see Paness.
Banfield, Alva, Goodrich av., E. O.
BANDFIELD, CHARLES E., dealer in harness, wagons, etc., 48]
N. Union; res. 36 First av., Bv.
Mrs. Clara.
Edmond.
Harold.
Banfield, George, Goodrich av., E. O.
Banks, Frank S., bridge builder, 205 W. Green.
Mrs. Georgia A.
E. Eugenia.
Banty, Mrs., cook, Grand Central Hotel.
BAPTIST CHURCH, (Thaddeus G. Cass, pastor,) 114 South.
Bar, see Barr.
Barbaro, Mrs. Elizabeth, widow, 512 N. Fourth.
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Barbaro, Thomas, laborer,'518 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Mary.
Elizabelle.
Mary.
Francis.
Barber, Allie, 614 E. State, E. O.
Barber, Cyrus N., carpenter, 321 N. First.
Barber, Eliab G.. horseman, 216 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Laura H.
Barber, James H., machinist, 404 E. State.
Barber, Mrs. Matie, 1403 W. State.
Helena.
Barber, William, motorman, 321 N. First.
Barber,'William T., machinist, 13 Railroad av., E. 0.
Mrs. Elizabeth.
Daisy L.
Sarah A.
Elizabeth M.
Foster.
Edwin.
Bargay, Clarence L., farmer, E. State, E. O.
Mrs. Carrie.
Merton.
Gertrude.
Bargay, James J , farmer, E. State, E. 0.
Mrs. Mary J.
Grace.
Barker, Fred H., laborer, 210 East av.
Barleon, John, carpenter, US N. Barry.
Mayme.
Katherine.
Barnard, Mrs. Amelia A., widow, 901 Buffalo.
Earl C . brakeman.
William T., printer.
Barnard. Emery L., painter and paper hanger, 210 S. Seventh.
Mrs. Martha.
Barnard, Frank E., painter and decorator, 603 W. Henley.
Mrs. Carrie M.
Barnard, Mrs. Mary E., 633 E. State, E. O.
Barnard,.see Bernard.
Barnes, Mrs. Florence, widow, Dugan Road, E. O.
Barnes, Fred, 207 Adams.
Barnes, George W., farmer, Windfall Road, Bv.
Mrs. Lucinda.
Florence.
Valentine.
Loren.
Lucinda.
Barnes, Mrs. Harriet, widow, Dugan Road, B. O.
Barnes, Miss Mary A., 205 Adams.
Barnes, Miss May, 205 Adams.
Barnes, Mrs. Harriet A., Railroad av., E. O.
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Barnes, Thomas H., prop, barber shop 615 E. State; res. off E.
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Mrs. Mary.
Harry G.
George C.
Barnett, Harry, cook, Olean House.
Barnick, William P., meat market, 325 W. State; res. 101 1-2 S.
Third.
Mrs. E m m a K.
Barnum, Mrs. Clara F., 217 Adams.
George R.
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Barr, Mrs. Mary, widow, 538 N. Fifth.
Sadie Maria.
John Vincent.
Thomas J.
Anna Catherine.
Ellen C.
Barrett, James, stonemason, 1408 W. Henley.
Mrs. Anna.
Bessie.
Helen.
Barron, Grove, farmer, 21 Prospect av., Bv.
Mrs. Emma.
BARROWS, DAVID E., dentist, office 168 1-2 N. Union; res. 326
S. Union.
Mrs. Nettie G.
Lee E.
Ethel M.
Marion M.
B a r r o w s . Mrs. Ellen T., widow, 212 S. Union.
B a r r y , Mrs. Anna, widow, T451 Buffalo, W. O.
Mary.
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B a r r y , David W., stonecutter, 1013 W. State.
Mrs. K a t h e r i n e .
Mary, clerk.
Thomas, bartender.
Margaret, telephone operator.
William, b a r t e n d e r .
Anna.
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B a r r y , J o h n , laborer, 74 Garden av., E. O.
Mrs. Abbie.
Josephine.
Mary.
Margaret.
Albert.
Louis.
Francis.
Donald.
Helen.
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Barry, Mrs. Sarah E., 326 Tompkins.
BARSE, THE C. V. B. CO., (Mrs. F. B. Lefever, pres.; Henry
Gale, treas.; Earle Holmes, sec. Inc. 1904; capital, $30,000.)
Hardware, stoves and ranges, 155 N. Union.
Barse, see Bartsch and Barth.
Barth, Joseph M., laborer, 140 Adams.
Mrs. Hazel K.
Barth, Joseph L., laborer, over McDowell's store, S. 0.
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Barth, Joseph, farmer, S. Union, S. 0.
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William.
Basler, Amelia, Back Hinsdale Road, N. 0.
Bassler, Clara, 1120 W. State.
Bassett, Albert, glassblower. Oak, N. 0.
Bassett, John E., clerk, 223 S. Barry.
Mrs. Caroline D.
Bassett, Warren H., switchman (P. R. R.) 45 Water, N. 0.
Mrs. Ida M.
BATCHELLER, DELMER E., Supt. city schools, 113 S. Barry.
Mrs. Saville R.
Delmer Elliott.
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Batesky, John, car repairer (P. R. R.) 517 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Josephine.
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Emeline.
Philip.
Bathurst, George, car inspector (P. R. R.) 11 Third av.
Mrs. Bertha.
Marian.
Batie, James, 43 Railroad av., E. O.
Batterson, Elbert S., machinist (P. R. R.) 525 N. Sixth.Mrs. Gertrude,
Lawrence.
Merrill.
Batterson, Frank J., farmer, Haskell Road, E. O.
Mrs. Melissa.
Battles, Archie A., machinist (P. R. R.) 524 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Elizabeth.
Marion Katherine.
Arthur.
Battles, Mrs. Elizabeth, widow, 512 N. Seventh.
Mildred.
Battles, Mrs. Emily A., 209 N. Thirteenth.
Ida E.
Battles, Eugene V., pipe fitter, (P. R. R.) 209 N. Thirteenth.
Mrs. Carrie S.
Frederick V.
Lillian S.
Battles. Mr., laborer, back Hinsdale rd., N. O.
Battles, John, currier, 412 N. Thirteenth.
Mrs. Agnes.
Bauer, George, works at P. R. R. shops, W. State, W. O.
Mrs. Theresa.
Veronica.
Bauer, see Bower.
Bau'gh, William H., cashier for Armour & Co., 124 Hamilton.
Baxter, Mrs. Helen E., 119 N. First.
John L.
Helen P.
Baxter, John L., 423 E. State.
Mrs. Elizabeth M.
Baxter Mrs. Nora, widow, Steam Valley, S. 0.
Earl.
Beabout, George W., mason, 111 S. Fifteenth.
Mrs. Julia A.
Mabel L.
George E.
Beabout, William J., laborer, Buffalo, opp. glass factory.
Mrs. Jennie.
William J. Jr.
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Beabout, Harry E., machinist (P. R. R.) 1201 Washington.
Mrs. Emma F.
Beamer, William B., oil producer, 117 S. Barry.
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Jessie M.
William H.
David R.
Marcia.
Bean, Mrs. Angeline, 336 N. Eighth.
Mary F.
Bean, Michael, engineer (P. R. R.) 336 N. Eighth.
Bean, see Been.
Bear, Benjamin, 233 1-2 N. Union.
Mrs. Rebecca.
Bear, Mrs. Gustina, 119 S. Third.
Abraham H., cigar dealer.
Alice, clerk.
Leopold H., works for P. R. R.
Bear, see Baher and Bair.
Beardmore, Herbert J., commercial traveler, 701 Washington.
Mrs. Emma M.
Herbert F.
Beardsley, C. Elmer, machinist, 606 Washington.
Mrs. Lulu L.
Beardsley, Mina, 312 N. Fifth.
Beardsley, Mr., works for P. R. R., 105 Coleman.
Beattie, Frank G., jeweler, Hotel Imperial.
Beattie, James, 43 Railroad av., E. O.
Beaver, Frank, carpenter, 312 Jay.
Mrs. Mabel.
Bechtle, Andrew, 116 Wayne.
Becker, Charles, conductor (P. R. R.) 19 Fourth av., Bv.
Mrs. Mary.
Becker, Daniel, glassworker, bds. 1411 W. Henley.
Becker, Edward, sawyer, E. State, E. O.
Mrs. Clarissa A.
Eva F.
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Becker, Elizabeth, student, 1411 W. Henley.
Becker, Mrs. Emma, nurse, 33 River, N. O.
Becker, Fritz, glassworker, bds. 1411 W. Henley.
Becker, Jacob, works at P. R. R. shops, 17 Fourth aT., Bv.
Michael.
Dennis.
Becker, Jacob A., painter, 332 N. Thirteenth.
Mrs. Mamie L.
Edna L.
Howard C.
Myrtle F.
Becker, Lewis, blacksmith (P. R. R.) Billington av., off Grossman av., E. 0.
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Mrs. Mary C.
Becker, Leonard, 114 B. Green.
Mrs. Eva.
Becker, William, works at P. R. R. shops, 308 N. Ninth.
Mrs. Louise.
Robert C.
Mildred A.
Howard T.
Beckman, Rev. C. J., pastor Swedish Lutheran Church, res. 121
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Mrs. Caroline.
Carl E.
Agnes G.
Frank N.
Ruth E.
George S.
Beckman, Robert, machinist (P. R. R.) 138 N. Tenth.
Mrs. Bertha.
Leona.
Elsie.
Beckwith, Charles H., carpenter, 608 W. Henley.
Mrs. Clementine.
Earl P.
Stewart C.
Frank S.
Nancy M.
Becraft, Czar, painter (P. R. R.) 807 Buffalo.
Mrs. Miranda.
Elmo B.
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Bedford, Louisa, 118 N. Clinton.
Bedient, Fred, photographer, 117 N. Fifth.
Beebe, John W., polisher, 105 N. Ninth.
Mrs. Mabel.
Floyd.
Lawrence.
Been, George, 232 S. Clinton.
Behr, see Bear, and Baher.
Behrndt. Mrs. Carrie, 130 N. Tenth.
Beihler, Benjamin, laborer, 1125 W. State.
Belding, Howard D., storekeeper (P. R. R.) 45 Third av., Bv.
Mrs. Mary.
Katherine.
Bell, Andrew, foreman (Carley Heater Co.) 134 S. Fifth.
Mrs. Isabella J.
Jeanette A.
Flora D.
Ethel M.
Gertrude M.
AValter J.
Bertha B.
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Bell, Clarence D., works for pipe line, 426 N. First.
Mrs. Biancia.
Kenneth.
BELL, CHARLES E., (Bell Bros.) 132 S. Union.
Mrs. Carrie R.
Harold S.
Florence B.
Charles Edward^ Jr.
Bell, Mrs. D., 713 Washington.
BELL, GEORGE FRED, (Bell Bros.) 210 N. Barry.
Bell, Mrs. Helen M., music teacher, 119 S. First.
Bell. Mrs. Rebecca, (Mrs. N. D.) widow, 210 N. Barry.
Bell, Tony, laborer, 404 1-2 Wayne.
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Bemis, Mrs. E. J., widow, 16 Grossman blk., 241 N. Union.
Bemis, Emmet, bottler, 82 Queen, E. O.
Mrs. Sarah.
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James.
David.
Bemis, George L., carpenter, 107 S. Clinton.
Mrs. Anna M.
Raymond G.
Bemsel, Mrs. Maria, widow, 524 N. Fourth.
Bendeen. Fritz C. laborer, 126 N. Twelfth.
Mrs. Anna.
Charles F.. machinist.
Bender, Peter, glassworker, W. State, W.,0.
Mrs. Barbara.
Barbara.
Peter.
Arthur.
Bender, Mrs. Rosie, widow, Boulevard, W. 0.
Benedict. George, commercial traveler, 131 N. Second.
Mrs. Genevieve.
Josephine.
H. Kimball.
Bennett, C. B., fireman (P. R. R.) bds. 712 Wayne.
Bennett, Erwin, carpenter, 126 N. Fifth.
Mrs. Alice F.
Bennett, Flora, 932 Buffalo.
Bennett,'John H., 220 N. Fourth.
Mrs. A. S.
Bennett, Mrs. Lura, widow, 513 1-2 W. State.
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Bennett Ralph, machinist (P. R. R.) 233 1-2 N. Union.
Mrs. Viva.
Bennie, Hamilton D., 218 N. Second.
Mrs. Alice B.
Benson, Charles P., railroadman, 802-4 N. Union, N. O.
Mrs. Georgia.
Benson, Frank W., gate tender (P. R. R.) 817 N. Union, N. O.
Mrs. Maggie.
Earl E... teamster.
George M., driver.
Helen G.
Benson, Friend E., head draughtsman P., S. & N. R. R.; office
Shawmut station; res. 701 Washington.
Mrs. Florence J.
Doris J.
Louise C.
Benson, Miss Helen, stenographer, 136 S. Union.
Benson, William A., propr. Benson's Restaurant, 244 N. Union;
res. 114 E. Green.
Mrs. Anna.
Bentley, Ora W., oil producer, 209 E. State.
Mrs. Myrtle C.
Bentley, Minda L., teacher; for address see supplement.
Berger, see Burger.
Bergland, Carl, clerk, 115 S. Eleventh.
Bergstone. Charles Ewen, laborer, 207 N. Eleventh.
Mrs. Alma.
Ellen.
Bergstone, Victor A., blacksmith (P. R. R.) 207 N. Eleventh.
Mrs. Anna.
Hilea.
Edwin.
Bernard, Oso.ar, laborer, 1109 Washington.
Bernreuther, Paul H., grocer (Weidman & Bernreuther,) res.
149 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Louise.
Walter J.
Lelia.
Berry, Albert, carpenter, 311 S. Seventh.
Mildred.
Berry, Alexander F., masseur, 121 N. Third.
Mrs. Henrietta S.
Berry, Alfred, 311 S. Seventh.
Berrey, Mrs. Helen M., widow, 69 Bishop.
Berry, Josephine, domestic, 447 N. First.
Berry, Walter, telegraph operator, 116 S. Clinton.
Berry, see Barry.
Bertros, Thomas, laborer, 406 N. First.
Beser-ker, Cary G., works at tannery, 38 Pine, N. 0.
Mrs. Lela.
Alta.
Raymond, works at tannery.
Earl, glassworker.
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Besecker, George, drayman, 31 Walnut, N. O.
Mrs. Mabel.
Besecker, Simon G.. works at Acme Mills, 27 Railroad av., E. 0.
Mrs. Elida.
Claude J., express messenger (P. R. R.)
Le"-is B., works at brick yard.
Besecker, Zeno, 31 Walnut, N. O.
Best, William D., works for P. R. R., 129 N. Eightb.
Mrs. A. Maud.
Bevier, Ernest W.. asst. postmaster, 307 Laurel av.
Mrs. Euseba A.
Ethel L.
Bevier, Wallace D., foreman Acme Mills, 141 S. Clinton.
* Mrs. Cora M.
Bevins, Frank, machinist foreman, 210 Jay.
Mrs. Emma E.
Ralph S.. clerk.
Biddlecomb, Charles H., foreman (P. R. R.) 115 N. Clinton.
Mrs. Lydia A.
Biehler, Eugene, stonemason, 320 S. Seventh.
Biehler, Frank J., machinist (P. R. R.) 129 S. Seventh.
Mrs. Mary.
Biehler, Henry, works at P. R. R. shops, 2 Fourth av., Bv.
Mrs. Elizabeth.
Albert.
Ernest.
Glen.
Bielinski, Joseph, saloonkeeper, 1002 N. Union, N. O.
Mrs. Anna.
Josephine.
Prank.
Nellie.
Voila.
Julia.
Isabelle.
Martha.
Stanley.
Biglin, James, boilermaker, River, N. O., beyond Erie tracks.
Mrs. Ellen A.
Billings, E. G., clerk, Higgins' store, 310 E. Henley.
Mrs. Ida L.
Faith L.
George E.
Billings, Joseph A., clerk, 318 N. Fifth.
Mrs. Martha.
Billings, V. L., back Hinsdale road, N. O.
Mrs. Francis.
Frank.
Billington, Runa D., foreman (St. Ry.) 138 Fulton.
Mrs. Carrie.
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Billington, Mrs. Eunice, widow, 311 Tompkins.
Ruth A.
Louis.
Bingbamton Clothing Co., (Myer Harris, propr.) clothiers and
furnishers, 246 N. U nion.
BINNEY SAMUEL W., propr. Binney's cafe, 103 N. Union; res.
126 S. First.
Mrs. Mary A.
Binney, W. L., saloonkeeper 116 W. State; res. 501 1-2 W. State.
Mrs. Nora.
Birdsall, see Burdsall.
BISETT, CHRISTOPHER C, Supt. Olean Transfer Co., 123 N.
First.
Mrs. Mary J.
Mary Loretta.
Gertrude R.
Howard T.
Celestine.
Robert W.
Elizabeth K.
Bishop, Mrs. Anna, 41 Orchard av., E. 0.
Bishop, George L., musician, 309 N. Clinton.
Mrs. Bell T.
Loren.
Bishop, Jason S., real estate, 715 E. State, E. 0.
Mrs. Mary S.
Bishop, O. S., granite cutter, bds. 309 N. First.
Bixby, William, lineman (P. R. R.) 214 E. Henley.
Mrs. Margaret.
Black, Mrs. Electa, widow, 138 N. First.
Will, tinsmith.
Black, Frank, woodworker (P. R. R.) 227 N. Fifth.
Black, George W., glassblower, 314 N. Fifth.
Mrs.
William.
Mary.
Blackall, James, laborer, 43 Water, N. 0.
Mrs. Mary.
Margaret.
Blackmon, Charles H., teamster, 44 Garden av., E. O.
Mrs. Helen A.
Frank.
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Carrie.
Blackwell, see Blackall.
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Mrs. Emma.
George.
Earl.
Maurice.
Frank.
Bertha.
Florence.
Harry.
Howard.
Joseph.
Robert.
Blade, Andrew, currier, Plum, E. 0.
Mrs. Hannah.
Blakeslee, Frank N., real estate dealer, 317 N. Second.
Mrs. Cornelia S.
Elizabeth L., teacher.
Blanchard, Clair, fireman (P. R. R.) 216 S. Union.
Mrs. Ethel M.
Blanchard, Claude M., engineer (P. R. R.) 113 N. Thirteenth.
Mrs. Rebecca.
Sadie.
Ray.
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Arnold.
Blaska, Charles, tanner, 1210 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Anna.
Charles.
William.
Bertha.
Clara.
Theodore.
Florence.
Blaska, Paul, laborer, 140 N. Eleventh.
Mrs. Anna A.
Oscar.
Robert.
Anna M.
Adolph.
Edward.
BLESSING, CONRAD J., blacksmith and horseshoer, shop 110
N. Third; res. 113 N. Third.
Mrs. Huldah.
Blessing, Mrs. Florence, 1111 W. State.
Grace M., clerk.
BLIGHTON & CLANCY, (Harry J. Blighton, E. J. Clancy,)
undertakers, 207 N. Union.
Blighton, Elijah C, real estate dealer, 630 E. State, E. O.
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306 Tompkins.
Mrs. Blanche C.
Block, Abram H., peddler, J.23 W. Green.
Mrs. Anna.
H. David.
Israel.
Blodgett, Mrs. Frank, 109 S. Fifth.
Agnes L.
Bloodsworth, Mrs. Minnie A., widow, 116 S. Clinton.
Charles T., clerk.
Robert T.. clerk.
Ruth M.
Bloom, Frank, works at P. R. R. shops, 517 N. Eighth,
Mrs. Agnes.
Bloom, Michael,
works at P. R. R. shops, 243 Snruce, N. 0.
Mrs
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Sophia.
Joseph.
Laudilautz.
Blouin, Simeon, buffer, 906 Irving.
Mrs. Cecelia.
Anthony.
Athanase.
Exelline.
Lawrence.
Blouin, W., tanner, 120 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Zelma.
Alice.
Fred.
Florence.
Arthur.
Blue, Alex, horseman, W. State, W. O.
Boaciszewski. Martin, c a r repairer (P. R. R.) Long House S.
Fifteenth, W. O.
Mrs. Maggie.
Jacob.
Victoria.
John.
Joseph.
Boardman, Mrs. Marcia P., widow, 1 Main, Bv.
Boardman Hook & Ladder Co., 22 Center, Bv.
Boats, Joseph P., West State, W. O., beyond limits.
Boats, Joseph J., carpenter, W. State, W. O., beyond limits.
Mrs. Rose.
Marie, book-keeper,
Edward, machinist.
Leonard, machinist.
Loretta.
Bock, Leo, clerk, 202 N. Clinton.
BOCK, MEYER, propr. of Buffalo juok yard, 202 N. Clinton.
Mrs. Rachel N.
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Boettner, Lizzie, 227 N. Fourth.
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Bones, James R., book-keeper (P. R. R.) 307 Jay.
Mrs. Eva D.
Bonham, Mrs. E. J., 32 Third av., Bv.
Bonhoff, Henry J., foreman pipe lines, 907 Buffalo.
Mrs. Carrie.
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Harry L.
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Bonsack, August E., foreman (P. R. R.) 428 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Mattie.
Robert.
Boorom, Mrs. Juliaette, 135 N. Twelfth.
Booth, Edward, farmer, 125 N. Fifth.
Mrs. Amelia L.
Boothe, Dr. John P., physician and surgeon, 210 N. Second.
Mrs. Mary L.
Borden, Mrs. Elizabeth, widow, ,123 S. Second.
Jennie R.
Bordonaro, Benedict, clerk, 465 N. Union.
B0RD0NAR0 BROS., (Chas. Bordonaro, Joseph Bordonaro,)
wholesale fruit dealers, 467 N. Union.
Bordonaro, Charles, (Bordonaro Bros., fruit dealers,) 465 N.
Union.
Mrs. Sarah.
Mary.
Ruth.
Bordonaro, Joseph, (Bordonaro Bros., fruit dealers,) res. 465 N.
Union.
Borneman, William, prop, cleaning and dye works, 443 N. Union.
Mrs. Laura.
Boser, Charles, works at Vacuum, 38 Pine, N. 0.
Mrs. Bessie.
Frances.
Bosler, Anna, dressmaker, 120 N. Fifth.
Bosler, John E., milk dealer, 20 Main, Bv.
Mrs. Rosa Bell.
May H.
BOSLER, DR. WILLIAM M., veTerinary surgeon, 120 N. Fifth.
Mrs. Bessie E.
H. Mildred.
Bosworth, Mrs. Mary E., 302 S. Eighth.
Maud I.
Otis A.
Omar L.
Bosworth, Charles, motorman, 1203 W. Henley.
Mrs. Emma.
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Both, Byron J., ticket agent (P. R. R.) 109 S. Fourth.
Mrs. Lulu.
Bottini, Antonio, 331 1-2 N. Union.
Bourke, see Burke.
Bovee, Bussler, clerk, 124 Hamilton.
Mrs. May S.
Bowen, Daniel, Boulevard, W. 0.
Bowen, Ernest, Boulevard, W. O.
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Bowen, Harry, Boulevard, W. O.
Bowen, Herbert, boilermaker (P. R. R.) 119 S. Eleventh.
Mrs. Lily.
Luther.
Bowen, LeVerne, Boulevard, W. 0.
Bowen, Norman, Boul'evard, W. 0.
Bowen, William H., carpenter (P. R. R.) 930 Buffalo.
Mrs. Mary E.
John W., painter, (P. R. R.)
Bower, Mrs. Sarah, widow, 126 N. First.
BOWER, LEROY, propr. Racket Store, 233 1-2 N. Union.
Mrs. Clara J.
Bower, see Bauer.
Bowman, Mrs. Margaret, 1430 Buffalo.
BOWSER, ARCHIBALD \V., (F. T. Bowser and son, barber
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Mrs. Dessie May.
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Brock, Andrew J., works at tannery, 77 Bishop, E. O.
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Brodowski, Mathews, laborer, 10 Elm, N. O.
Broezel, John H., bartender, Olean House.
Bronesti, Thomas, laborer, 516 N. Fourth.
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Bronneto, Peter, laborer (P. R. R.) 505 N. Fourth.
Bronold, Arthur, P. R. R. shops, 1102 W. Henley,
Bronold, Mrs. E. L., 501 W. State.
Bronold, George, stonemason, 616 W. Henley.
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Brook, Arthur, student, 461 N. Union.
Brooks, Charles E., laborer, 18 Garden av., E. O.
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Lester M.
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Harry W.
Raymond Arthur.
Flora Belle.
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Brooks, John C, stone mason, 241 S. Barry.
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William C, mason.
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Brooks. Mrs. Mary, widow, 123 Hamilton.
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Brooks, Maud D., 215 N. First.
Brooks, "William A., stone mason, 116 S. Third.
Brooks. Reuben Aylesworth, Pleasant Valley.
BROTHERS, F. R. & CO., (Frederick R. Brothers, Melville C.
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BROTHERS, FREDERICK R., druggist, (F. R. Brothers & Co.)
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Brothers, Mrs. Jane, (Mrs. Robert,) 120 S. Third.
Brown, Mrs. Amanda, widow, 402 1-2 W. State.
Brown, Mrs. Ann. widow, 601 N. Union.
James, laborer.
William, switchman (P. R. R. )
Brown, Daniel, millwright, 1126 N. Union, N. O.
Brown, Edmund O., tanner, Grossman av., E. O.
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Brown, Mrs. Effie. 206 N. Barry.
Ralnh, electrician.
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Brown, Ellsworth, engineer (P. R. R.) 213 Tompkins.
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Arthur E.
Brown, George M., cattle dealer, 117 S. Second.
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Francis.
Clyde.
Brown, Henry A., oil producer, 809 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Mary E.
Harvey A,
Brown, Horatio E.. painter, 514 W. Green.
Mrs. Sarah Jane.
Norton James.
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Brown', Irene, student, 52 Orchard av., E. O.
Brown, James, fireman. Chemical No. 1, city building.
Brown John M., elassblower, 136 S. First.
Mrs. Nettie.
Hazel K.
Warren D.
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Brown Leonard J., inspector Bd. health, 1014 Washington.
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Brown Raymond, student, 52 Orchard av., E. O.
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Brown, Thomas E., plumber, 417 N. Ninth.
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Brown, William H., painter, Adams, E. 0.
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Bruckshaw, Samuel, mail carrier, 14 Hoops, E. O.
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Brunnell, Edward, works for P. R. R., 108 E. Sullivan.
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Brunner, George J., laborer, 222 S. Ninth.
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Noah M., clerk.
Benjamin F.
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Brunswick, Charles, machinist (P. R. R.) 704 Washington.
Mrs. Mabel.
Stanley.
Brushingham, Timothy J., saloon, 438 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Maud.
Leo, messenger (P. R. R.)
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Bryant, Roy, switchman (P. R. R.) 65 River, N. O.
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Brzoska, Mrs. Feliegan, 24 Elm, N. 0.
Brzoska, Rev. S. P., pastor of Polish church, 24 Elm, N. O.
Bubbs Edward T., laborer, Dugan Road, E. O.
Mrs. Sarah M.
Edward J.
Bubbs, Henry, student, lives at Kratts, Windfall Road, Bv.
Buchy, Eva, 125 N. Seventh.
Buchy, George, 125 N. Seventh.
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Buckley, Charles R., carpenter, 4 Genesee, Bv.
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Marion D.
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Buckley, George O., tanner, 8 Center, Bv.
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Hazel P.
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Buckley, John, granite cutter, 309 N. First.
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Budgeon, Walter, works at P. R. R. shops, 524 W. State.
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BUFFALO SCRAP IRON YARD, .Meyer Bock, p"ropr., office 221
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Bulger, Andrew, oil producer, 131 S. Clinton.
Mrs. Barbara A.
Bullock, Frank, granite cutter, 418 W. Henley.
Bullock, George B., works at Tanner Shoe Stock Co., 215 S. 11th.
Mrs. Delia.
Bulmer, Charles, bottler, 718 W. Henley.
Bulmer, Henry, cigarmaker, 718 W. Henley.
Bulmer, Mrs. Mary, 718 W. Henley.
Bump, George H., fireman (P. R. R.) 33 River, N. O.
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Bun, Michael, laborer, bds. 7 Franklin, N. 0.
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Bunker, Miss May, clerk, 316 N. Clinton.
Burcher, Mrs. S. L., E. State, E. 0.
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Burdick, Fred W., piano tuner, 230 N. First.
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Burdick, Herman E., pumper, 218 S. Fourth.
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Burke, Michael Jr., works for National Transit Co., 535 N. Union.
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Bush, Mrs. Annie, 147 Adams.
Bush, Georre. mason, 135 Fulton.
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Bush, William C, wagon1 maker, S. Union, S. 0.
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Clara, domestic.
Louis, laborer.
Butinski. Frank, works in tannery, Lower Union, N. O.
Mrs. Rose.
John.
Victoria.
Otto.
Rheo.
Butler, Bert, buffer, 8 Eastman av., E. O.
Mrs. Celia.
Isabelle.
Emma.
Florence.
Desmond.
Butler, Miss Cora, fi50 E. State, E. O.
Butler, James, laborer, 216 S. Ninth.
Mrs. Margaret.
Butler, James, farmer, Haskell Road, E. O.
Mrs. Rose.
Bert.
Hannah.
Butler, Milton G., cabinet maker, Westons Mills.
Mrs. Jennie.
Tina.
Buttista, Joseph, laborer, 532 N. Fifth.
Button, Samuel E., builder, 11 Plum, E. O.
Mrs. Nancy C.
Butts, Emma F., domestic, 311 E. State.
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DIRECTORS— E. G. Dusenbuiy,
J. E. Duscnbury,
Wm E Wheeler,
E. M.Johnson,
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Mrs. Carrie B.
Harland A.
Buxton, 0. K., 131 N. Third.
Byam, Mrs. Rose, 117 Irving.
Byers, William A., chef at Olean House, 116 N. Barry.
Mrs. Carrie L.
Byron, Augustus H., works for P. R. R., 19 King, E. 0.
Augusta.
Nellie.
John.
Byron, A. W., works for P. R. R., 308 Laurel av.
Cadwallader, M. Stanley, shoe clerk, 210 N. Barry.
Mrs. Clara R.
Cahaney, Alexander, works for P. R. R., 75 Railroad av., E. O.
Mrs. Mary D.
Margaret M.
Cahill, Fred G., clerk (P. R. R.) 211 S. Eleventh.
Mrs. Edith A.
Gertrude E.
Mildred E.
Harold.
Cahill, Patrick, 28 Washington, N. 0.
Mrs. Ellen A.
Mary B.
Cahill, see Cal.
Cain, Austin C, conductor (P. R. R.) 1111 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Carrie.
Mildred.
Marion.
Cain, see Kane.
Cal, Eva, has. 7 Franklin, N. O.
Cal, Mary, bds. 7 Franklin, N. 0.
Calilara, Genevieve, 112 N. First.
Calkins, Charles H., foreman glass factory, 309 N. Thirteenth.
Mrs. Susie.
Charles K.
Calkins, Mary F., teacher, Olean public schools, 308 E. State.
Calkins, Mrs. Lucinna, 309 N. Thirteenth.
Callahan, Daniel, laborer (P. R. R.) 507 W. State.
Camp, Mrs. Lizzie, 925 1-2 Buffalo.
Campbell, Mrs. Ella, 1008 W. Sullivan.
Ida.
Mortimer.
John.
Campbell, Harry, weaver, River Road, S. 0.
Mrs. Frances.
Nellie.
Jeannette.
Campbell, John F., carpenter (P. R. R.) 530 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Mary.
Francis.
Infant.
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OLEAN, N. Y.
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Campion, James, boilermaker, bds. 712 Wayne.
CAPITOL HOTEL, W. P. Peterson, propr., 112 W. State.
Capozzi & Lombardy, (Lodvico Capozzi, Jerry Lombardy,)
saloon, 445 N. Union.
Capozzi, James, shoemaker, 106 Hamilton; res. 188 1-2 N. Union.
Capozzi, Lodvico, propr. saloon, 445 N. Union.
Caprio, Tony, 'laborer, bds. Vine, N. O.
Card, George P., lives at Parker's, back Hinsdale Road, N. O.
Card, J. M., dentist, 234 1-2 N. Union; res. 237 S. Barry.
Mrs. Flora A.
Jay M.
William H.
Lola R.
CARDUS, REV. THOMAS, presiding elder M. E. church, 126 N.
Barry.
Mrs. Elizabeth.
Marian E.
Carey, Mrs. Alein, cook, Dailey's Inn, 404 N. Union.
Carl, see Karl and Carll.
Carley, P., bds. 322 Jay.
Carley, Harriet M., (Mrs. 0. P.) 119 S. Second.
CARLEY HEA1 dR CO., mfrs. of tannery machinery, (Fred E.
Gleason, »Wm. M. Abrams, Jr., Lavina J. Abrams,) 480-516
N. LTnion.
Carll, Paul N., glassblower, 123 Pulton.
Mrs. Cora B.
Emily R.
Carlo, Angelo, laborer, 336 N. Eighth.
Carlo, Lewis, laborer, 336 N. Eighth.
Carlson, Alfred, car repairer (P. R. R.) 42 Garden av., E. 0.
Mrs. Matilda.
M. Lulu.
Edvin.
Carlson, Arthur W., painter, 1223 W. State.
Mrs. Grace.
Ellen.
Marion.
Florence.
Carlson, B. J.. fireman. 148 Railroad av., E. O.
Matilda, book-keeper.
Millie.
Carlson, Charles, tanner, 405 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Christina.
Lillian M.
Elmer E.
Carlson, Charles J., book-keeper, 132 N. First.
Carlson, Johanna, housekeeper, 148 Railroad av., E. O.
Carlson, John S., works in tannery, 934 Buffalo.
Mrs. Caroline.
Clarence.
Leroy.
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Carmady. Thomas J., machinist (P. R. R.) 301 Coleman.
Mrs. Anna.
Lawrence.
Carnuth, see Karnuth.
Carpenter, Charles, carpenter, 25 Second av., Bv.
Mrs. Louise.
Dora.
Harlow.
Fred.
Sophia.
Grace.
Carr, Mrs. Cordelia, 606 E. State, E. O.
Pearl.
Carr, Robert, laborer, 74 King, E. O.
Mrs. Hattie."
Laura.
Irene
Carr, see Kaar.
Carrig, Andrew, lead burner, 317 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Margaret.
Carrig, Michael, works at tannery, 5 Garden av., E. O.
Mrs. Anna,
William.
Carroll, John, 305 Coleman.
Mrs. Lucy.
Carstarter, Amanda, 114 Hamilton.
Carter, Almond F., 509 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Susan.
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Brewers and
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•CARTER, CHARLES W., Justice of Peace, 51 Third av., Bv.
Mrs. Eunice T.
Reuben C.
Levi C.
Ada M.
Charles W. Jr.
Carl L.
Carter, Joseph H., barber, 451 N. Union.
Carter, William, carpenter, 306 Wayne.
Mrs. Luella.
Grace A. E.
Cleveland G.
Carter, William N., hostler (P. R. R.) 517 N. Fifth.
Mrs. Mary.
Pearl.
Cartwright, Miss Levidia, nurse, bds. 335 N. Seventh.
Caruso, Salvatore. laborer, 518 N. Fourth.
CARY, CHARLES S., lawyer, 221 N. Second.
Mrs. Sarah A.
Cary, Jacob A., carpenter, 119 S. Eleventh.
CARY, RUMSEY & HASTINGS, (Charles S. Cary, Frank Rumsey, Allen J. Hastings,) attorneys at law, 22-23 Ex. Bk. Bldg.
Case, Charles B., book-keeper, 137 S. Barry.
Mrs. Caroline.
Anna A.
Case, Mary, domestic, 135 S. First.
Case, Mrs. Minnie, 223 N. Union.
Marion.
Casey, Dennis, carpenter, 21 Second av., Bv.
Mrs. Bridget.
Ellen.
Anna.
Agnes.
CASS, REV. THADDEUS G., pastor Baptist church, 115 South
Clinton.
Mrs. Cornelia S.
Helen Eaton.
Thaddeus Guilford, Jr.
Casterline, Jacob, cigarmaker, bds. Hotel Imperial.
Castra, see Kostra.
Caswell, Mrs. J. C, 414 Laurens.
Arthur D.
Catholic Book Store, (Mrs. Elizabeth M. Ball, propr.) 205 West
Henley.
Catltn, Edward, machinist (P. R. R.) 238 N. Third.
CATTARAUGUS COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE, (C. D.
Straight,) 107 North.
Caufield, Otto, clerk, bds. Hotel Imperial.
Cemar, see Cmar and Smer.
Cerbo, Lovigi, laborer, Vine, N. 0.
Mrs. Carnalle.
Mary.
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Wallace.
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Chaffee, Glen, laborer, 610 N. First.
Mrs. Alice.
May.
Pauline.
Chaffee, Mrs. Ida M., dressmaker, 509 N. Union.
Clifford D., machinist.
Chamberlin, Addie F., boarding house, 125 S. Second.
Chamberlin, Albert M., carpenter, 1209 W. Henley.
Mrs. Nellie E .
Raymond W .
Albert C.
Ruth H.
Helen M.
Chamberlin, C. Husted, farmer (Ceres) 229 N. F i r s t .
Mrs. Bessie G.
Chamberlin, Mrs. E m m a 0., widow, Olean House.
Chamberlin, George L., farmer (Ceres) 229 N. F i r s t .
Mrs. Lena M.
Chamberlin, Hazen E., farmer, P l e a s a n t Valley.
Mrs. Mary.
Chamberlin, H. Lee, milk dealer, P l e a s a n t Valley.
Mrs. Lissie.
Earl.
CHAMBERLIN MANUFACTURING CO., (Edward Troy, prop.)
210-216 S. Barry.
Chamberlin, Mrs. Patience S., widow, 229 N. First.
Chamberlain, Mrs. Seraph M., widow, 128 E. Henley.
CHAMBERLIN, WILLIS A., fire insurance agency 242 North
Union; res. 213 N. Fifth.
Mrs. Katherine L.
Chambers, Margaret, waitress, Olean House.
Champion, Mrs. Anna, 19 Pond, E. O.
Irene.
Champion, see Campion.
Champlain, Ira, farmer, Dugan Road, E. O.
Mrs. Sarah E.
Chandler, Mrs. J, S., widow, S. Union, S. O.
Cecil.
Chapman, Archie T., brakeman (P. R. R.) 316 Coleman.
Mrs. Nellie.
Chapman, Floyd E., motorman, 509 Brickell av.
Mrs. Lucy.
Mildred.
Chapman, Frank, policeman, 509 Brickell av.
Mrs. Ella J.
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CHAPMAN, JOSEPH M., dealer in cigars and tobaccos, 126 N.
Union; res. 308 Laurel av.
Mrs. Eleanor S.
Mabel E.
Mary I.
Blanche H.
Joseph G.
Chappell, Sylvester, blacksmith (P. R. R.) 320 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Leola.
Charloski, George, works at P. R. R. shops, 241 Spruce, N. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Helen.
Flora.
Joseph.
Anna.
Francis.
John.
Charloski, Mary, 243 Spruce, N. 0.
Chase, Arthur L., piano tuner, 123 S. Eleventh.
Mrs. Etta C.
Mabel E.
Arlie L.
Cheesma.n, Frank H., glassblower, 814 Buffalo.
Mrs. Elizabeth J.
Izetta D.
Alice Marguerite.
Madeline T.
Mildred M.
CHEMICAL HOSE HOUSE NO. 1, City Building.
Chemical Hose House No. 2, 1212 W. State.
Chesner, Ambrose, 109 S. Fourth.
Mrs. Mary.
Chesner, Frank J., machinist, 1121 W. State.
Mrs. Lucy G.
Celestine.
Chesner, Louis J., propr. saloon, 308 W. State, res. do.
Mrs. Alice.
Chester, Charles J., works at P. R. R. shops, 402 N. Ninth.
Mrs. Edna M.
Chew, Albert, glassblower, 405 N. Eleventh.
Mrs. Evelyn.
Ina.
Irma.
Chew, Charles, glassblower, 914 W. State.
Mrs. Clara.
Lillian.
Evelyn.
Earl.
Childs, Miss Mona. nurse, 141 N. Barry.
HOUSE WIRING, MOTORS,
Dynamos Supplies, and Electrical Apparatus of
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Chipchak, Martin, laborer (P. R. R.) 28 Oak, N. 0 .
Mrs. Katherine.
Tony.
Charles.
Rose.
Stephen.
Sophia.
Mike.
Chittenden, Jerry, fireman, 1311 Reed.
Mrs. Othelia.
Louise.
Clyde.
Florence.
Elizabeth.
Christian Science Rooms, Foley Block, cor. State and First.
Christopher, Henry, 426 N. First.
CHURCH OF THE TRANSFIGURATION, (Polish Roman Catholic) Rev. S. P. Brzoska, pastor, Walnut, N. O.
Cimbuear, John, W. State, W. O.
Mrs. Barbara.
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK, (C. E. Bell, pres.; M. E. Loveland, cashier,) 139 N. Union.
City Building, cor. N. Union and E. State.
CITY CAFE, (Matt Snyder, prop.) 146 N. Union.
City Hall, N. Union, cor. E. State. (For complete list of offices,
see duplex directory, page 25.)
City Clerk's Office, (John F. Coad, clerk,) room 8 City BIdg.
CITY CLUB, 115 North.
CITY EXCHANGE HOTEL, (John Henneman, prop.) 1126 N.
Union, N. O.
CITY STEAM LAUNDRY, (E. J. Moore, prop.) 264 N. Union.
CLANCY, EDWARD, undertaker, (Blighton & Clancy) res 56
River, N. O.
Clancy, Eugene G., bricklayer, 56 River, N. 0.
Clancy, John F., works for Keystone Electric Co., 511 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Anna.
William F.
Edward J.
Charles R.
Marie L.
Agnes.
Milford.
Clancy, Mary E., 325 Tompkins.
Clancy, Mollie, tailoress, 56 River, N. 0.
Clancy, Patrick, foreman (P. R. R.) 117 S. Eighth.
Mrs. Bridget.
Mary.
Margaret.
Clancy, Sarah, 56 River, N. O.
Clark, Alonzo H., contractor, 9 Third av., Bv.
Mrs. Catherine.
Leona E.
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Clark, R. S., minister, 120 S. Third.
Mrs. Clara A.
Fred G.
Louise E., salesman.
Carlton M.
Roswell S.
Adeline M.
Clark, William, teamster, 314 Wayne..
Mrs. Jennie.
Douglas.
Clason, C. S., farmer, 38 Garden av., E. O.
Mrs. Eunice M.
Clason, C. D., laborer, 38 Garden av., E. O.
Clayson, George 11., painter, Crown, E. O.
Mrs. Esther.
Cleary, Mrs. Laura J., 912 W. State.
George F., works at pipe factory.
Clemens, Michael, works at P. R. R. shops, 507 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Marcella.
Clemens, see Clemons.,
Clement, Peter, works at tannery, 13 Avenue B., N. 0.
Mrs. Dora.
Sigmund.
Edward.
Frank.
Clemons, Archie, teamster, 20 Garden av., E. O.
Mrs. Gertrude.
Clemons, Lester F., barber, 210 W. Green.
Mrs. Mary L.
Ernest L
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Clemons William. 607 Irving.
Clendenney, H. M., machinist (P. R. R.) 447 N. Third.
Mrs. Margaret.
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Cline, Marcus, tanner, 30 King, E. O.
Mrs. Emma.
Jessie.
Cline, Seymour, carpenter, 322 Jay.
Mrs. Lucinda O.
Clisbee, Mrs. Florence. 122 N. Barry.
CLOSE CYCLE & AUTOMOBILE CO., (F. B. Close, F. A. Close)
manufacturers and repairers, 442 N. Union.
Close, Frank B., (Close Cycle & Automobile Co.) 11 Second
av., Bv.
Mrs. Addie F.
Irene F.
Close, James, painter, 15-Second av., Bv.
Mrs. Jennie.
Charles.
Kreidler Bros.
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Clyde, James L., Sec'y Olean Glass Co., 702 W. Sullivan.
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Cole, see Coal.
Colegrove, Charles R., conductor (P. R. R.) 212 Wayne.
Mrs. Julia.
Florence.
Edward.
William.
Donald.
Colegrove, r.ee Coslow.
Coleman, Edward Marth, 135 N. Thirteenth.
Coleman, Fred H. ( tobacco store, 1506 W . State,
Coleman, John C , teamster, 1415 W. State.
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Collerson, Joseph, druggist, 20& S. Barry.
Collet, Mary, Sister of Mercy, 606 W. Sullivan.
Colligan, Mrs. Bridget, 1007 N. Union, N. O.
John, oil producer.
Timothy, gauger.
Colligan, John, fireman, W. State, W. O., beyond limits.
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John, works in tannery.
Joseph, clerk.
William.
Edward, ball player.
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Collins, Bert, machinist (P. R. R.) 42 Front, Bv.
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Raymond J.
Viola E.
Charles.
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Collins William, commercial traveler, representing Edwin J.
Gillies •& Co., N. Y., 56 Oak, N. 0.
Mrs. Margaret A.
Daniel.
Marie.
William Jr.
John.
Collis, Frederick A., painter, 125 S. Third.
Mrs. Myra A.
Clifford A., laborer.
Mabel M.
Collopy, Frank E., bartender, 209 S. Second.
Mrs. Anna.
Collopy, Mrs. Mary, River, N. O.
Collren, Kate, 128 South.
Colony, Mrs. Anna E., 402 Laurens.
Anna C.
Cora E.
Katherine S.
Clarence M.
Edna M.
Margaret B.
C. Lamont.
Colt, Clairce, book-keeper, 129 Fulton.
Colton, Reuben, 75 King, B. O.
Mrs. Fidelia.
Colts, R. E., works for P., S. & N. R. R., bds. Genesee House.
Colvin, Henry, laborer, 3 Pond, E. 0.
Mrs. Nora.
Comfort, David, works in tannery, Crown, E. O.
Comfort, Merle, clerk, Crown, E. O.
COMMERCIAL ACADEMY, WESTBROOK'S, (Elroy D. Westbrook, prop.) 156 N. Union.
Comfort, Thomas, laborer, 67 River, N. O.
Mrs. Martha.
Compton, Susie M., teacher; for address see supplement.
Comstock, Ida, dressmaker, 39 First av., Bv.
Condon, John, laborer, bds. 124 W. State.
Congdon, William J., 1215 Washington.
Mrs. Rose L.
John P.
Joseph J.
Congregational Church, First, (Rev. Ethan Curtis, pastor,) cor.
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Mrs. Katherine.
Mary.
Frances.
Kate.
Maggie.
Rosie.
Johanna.
John.
CONKLIN, DEWITT C, (New Conklin Wagon Co.) 304 E. State.
Mrs. Hester M.
Conklin, D. Clinton Jr., wagon maker, 201 S. Barry.
Mrs. Minnie.
Elizabeth.
Roscoe.
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Conklin, Elijah W., asst. mgr. New Conklin Wagon Co., 416 E.
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George W.
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Conkling, -Robert A., oil producer, 104 South.
Mrs. Emily.
Robert A. Jr.
William Coast.
Conley, Bernard, laborer, 39 Garden av., E. 0.
Mrs. Catherine.
Conley, John, currier, 731 E. State, E. O.
Mrs. Katherine.
Mary, book-keeper.
Katherine, dressmaker.
Alice.
Anna.
George.
Mark.
Conley, Margaret, 128 South.
Conley Mrs. Mary, housekeeper, 118 W. Henley.
Conneli, John J., real estate, 32 Pine, N. 0.
Connell,' Martin, 32 Pine, N. O.
John.
Connell, Sarah. 32 Pine, N. O.
Connelly, Mrs. Gertrude, 138 N. First.
Elizabeth.
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Connelly, Patrick, laborer, Oak, N. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Conneley, T. J., conductor (P. R. R.) bds. 712 Wayne.
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Mrs. Kathryn.
Theodore.
Conners, John, laborer (P. R. R.) 328 Coleman.
Mrs. Bridget.
Michael.
Julia.
Margaret.
John.
Morris.
Connor, James, blacksmitth, 1308 W. Henley.
Mrs. Ida.
Walter.
Frank.
Ida.
Elmer.
Lawrence.
Mary.
Margaret.
Connor, see Conner.
Connors, see O'Connors.
Conoval, Darwin, glassworker, 802 Washington.
Conrad, Charles H., conductor, 145 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Jessie F.
Conrad, Claud S., conductor, 1013 W. Sullivan.
' Mrs. Elnora H.
Conrad, Elva, tel. op., 145 N. Eighth.
Conrad, Frederick B., carpenter, 219 S. Union.
Mrs. Carrie E.
Conrad, John, laborer, 501 1-2 W. State.
Conrad, Lee J., farmer (E. River rd. S. O.) res. 219 S. Union.
Mrs. Ruth.
Conrad, Mrs. Lucetta, 219 S. Union.
Conrad, Warren C , policeman, 215 S. Fourth.
Mrs. Susan.
Neola.
Warren.
Chester.
Conrath, Mrs. Mary A., widow, 129 N. Fifth.
Ruby M.
Consedine, Francis J., book-keeper, 115 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Emma J.
Consedine, Frank, clerk, 135 S. First.
Consedine, John, 1207 W. Henley.
Consedine, Martin, works at P. R. R. shops, 908 Wayne.
Mrs. Mary.
James.
Leo.
Hazel.
Donald.
Dorothy.
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Consedine, Thomas P., currier, 140 S. Eleventh.
Teresa.
Catherine.
Mary.
Consilman, see Councilman.
CONVENT OP MERCY, cor. W. Sullivan and N. Sixtth.
Converse, David, Supt. Mt. View Cemetery, Cemetery Lodge,
South Olean.
Mrs. Sylvia.
Myrtie A.
Gertrude L.
Herbert D.
Convey, Alexander X, clerk, 23 First av., Bv.
Mrs. Ida.
Frank C.
Robert B.
Convey, John J., 1120 Buffalo.
Mrs. Mary W.
Convey, Roger P., tanner, 277 N. Tenth, (cor. Anderson av.)
Mrs. Mary M.
Elizabeth A.
John P.
Mary E.
Convey, Thomas Joseph, car repairer (P. R. R.) 8 Spruce, N. O
Mrs. Annie.
Daniel.
Mary.
Conway, D. L., insurance agent, 265 N. Union.
Conway, George, works at Pierce tannery, 5 Center Bv.
Mrs. Elizabeth.
Antoinette.
Conway, Kate, works at Grand Central, 538 N. Fifth.
Conway, Patrick, stillman, 802 Washington.
Conway, Simon, bartender at Grand Central, 11-13 Grossman
blk., 141 N. Union.
Mrs. Anna.
Cook, Mrs. Ann, widow, 63 Bishop, E. 0.
Cook, Charles, works for P. R. R., 534 N. Sixth.
Cook, Charles D., driver (Adams Ex.) 132 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Helen.
Cassar.
Cook, Clara, domestic, 103 S. Barry.
Cook, Edwin A., stone cutter, 414 S. Union.
Mrs. Ida M.
Richard L., stone cutter.
Nellie J.
Margaret F.
Dorothy E.
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Cook, Fred W., machinist (P. R. R.) 1306 Washington.
Cook, George, works for P. R. R., Moore's av., W. 0.
Mrs. Martha.
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Cook, George W., Justice of Peace, 772 N. Union, N.'O.
Mrs. Lida M.
Cook, Gottleib, 1306 Washington.
Cook, Jacob M., works for St. Ry. Co., 711 W. State.
Mrs. Rose.
Helen.
Herman.
Cook, Mrs. Jane, widow, S. Union, S. 0.
Cook, John, tanner, back Hinsdale rd., N. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Rose.
Victoria.
Loretta.
Cook, John, pumper, 1508 W. Henley.
Mrs. Anna.
Cook, John S., farmer, 1511 W. State.
Frank, teamster.
Albert, teamster.
Cook, Julia, 231 N. Second.
Cook, Mrs. Margaret, 814 W. Henley.
Cook, William J., clerk (P. R. R.) 1306 Washington.
Cookingham, Albert L., constable, 34 Genesee, Bv.
Mrs. Anna.
Marvin.
Cookingham, Walter J., brakeman (P. R. R.) 124 Fulton.
Mrs. Cora.
Bertha M.
Cooledge, Charles, coachman, bds. 128 S. Tenth.
Coolidge, William, farmer, Goodrich av., E. O.
Mrs. Frances.
Coon, George, works at P. R. it. shops 5 Fourth av Bv.
Mrs. Edith.
Coon, Rose, domestic, 118 N. Clinton.
Coon, see Kuhn, and Coons.
Cooney, John, bartender, 437 N. Union.
Cooney, John E., works at Times office, 440 N. First.
Coons, Lee M., clerk (P. R. R.) 122 Hamilton.
Coop, Fred, works at pipe factory, Hotel
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Archie M., messenger.
Charles Earle.
Cooper, Cyrus W., farmer, Windfall rd. Bv.
Mrs. Juna.
Hazel.
Cooper, Edward, 311 N. Sixth.
Cooper, Mrs. E. X, 212 Winters av.
Cooper, George, machinist, 47 Third av. Bv.
Mrs. Carrie.
Beatrice.
Copeland, Mary, waitress, Olean House.
Corcoran, Mrs. Alice E., 316 S. Barry.
Kate E.
John E.
Florence E.
Cordell, Arbutus, 312 East av.
Cordell, Granger, 312 East av.
CorJell, James, laborer, 312 East av.
Cordell, Maud, ^12 East av.
Corkins, Mrs. Anna K., widow, 615 Irving.
William T.
Joseph C , laborer.
Corkins, Mrs. Catherine, 312 S. Third.
Cornwall, Charles R., works for P. R. R., 506 Brickell av.
Mrs. AmDra A.
Cornwell, David M., carpenter (P. R. R.) 117 N. Fifth.
Mrs. Laura R.
Howard L.
Corrigan, John, brakeman (P. R. R.) 115 S. Fifth.
Mrs. Elizabeth.
Emmet.
Corry House, (John Leahan, prop.) 614-616 Wayne.
Corsett, Lincoln E., carpenter, 312 N. Nintth.
Mrs. Carrie.
Henry.
AnnaBel.
Harold.
Ellen.
Ethel.
Corwln, R. G., farmer, E. State, E. 0.
Cosgrove, Mary N., teacher; for address see supplement.
Cosgrave, Sarah, student, W. State, W. 0., beyond limits.
Cosgrow, see Coslow, and Kozlow.
Coslow, John, laborer, 10 Spruce, N. O.
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COWELL, V.'ALTER A., physician and surgeon, 118 N. Barry,
Cowens, Benj. ^., blacksmith, Steam Valley, S. O.
Mrs. Catherine.
Charles.
Cowens, Mrs. Sarah, 116 N. Barry.
Cowper, George, Olean House.
Mrs. Ethel.
Coxe, George Harmon, Secretary Olean Transfer Co., 225 N.
Second.
Mrs. Harriet G.
George Harmon, Jr.
Coyle, Miss Agnes, 781 N. Union, N. O.
CRADDUCK, CHARLES J., grocer 238 N. Union; res. 611 E.
State J E. O.
Mrs. Mary.
George.
Bertha.
Mildred.
Albert.
Cradduck, Conway B., carpenter, 601 E. State, E. O.
Mrs. Allie.
Harry.
Nigal.
Lyle.
Cradduck, Mrs. Elizabeth, widow, 611 E. State, E. O.
Craft, Alvin N., printer, 714 W. Green.
Mrs. Myrtie E.
Vivian N.
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Vern A.
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Cram, Mrs. Eva A. (Mrs. H. D.) 322 Laurel av.
Bert P. G., clerk.
Cram, H. D., works for P. R. R., Genesee House.
Cramer, William M., yardman (P. R. R.) 1507 W. State.
Mrs. Melissa.
A. Patton.
Pauline.
William D.
Crammer, Martin, book-keeper, 8 Center, Bv.
CRAMSIE, JOHN, prop. Driving Park House, W. State, W. 0.
Mrs. Julia.
Paul.
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Martha.
Cramsie, Julia, 244 1-2 N. Union.
Crandall, Alburn, 410 E. State.
Mrs. Josephine M.
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A. T. EATON, Cmihier.
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Mrs. Phoebe M.
Crandall, Claude, street car conductor, 13 First av., Bv.
Mrs. Mabel.
Edna.
Linford.
Crandall, Curtiss, marble worker-, 524 1-2 W. State.
Mrs. Anna.
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Crandall, Mrs. Cynthia, (Mrs. I. B.) 310 Tompkins.
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Mrs. May.
Donna.
Harold.
Merle.
Crannell, Walter L., furniture and wall paper, 176 N. Union;
res. 205 N. Clinton.
Mrs. Bertha.
Luther A.
Ruth A.
Crassley, see Crossley.
Crawford, Daniel, tailor, 712 Washington.
Mrs. Sarah.
Maud.
Clara.
Fred.
Florence.
Crawford, Henry C, lumber dealer, 209 E.^gtate.
Mrs. Sarah.
Crawford, James H., mason, 506 Higgins av.
Crawford, James W., 120 S. Union.
Mrs. Sylvina Kirk.
Creagan, Thomas W'., works in tannery, 1017 W. State.
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Creotz, Tony, laborer, 512 N. Fourth.
Crippen, Anna L., teacher; for address see supplement.
Crocker, Augustus, 115 S. Eleventh.
Crocker, Frank, conductor, bds. 309 N. First.
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Crocker, George A., currier, 115 S. Eleventh.
Mrs. Elizabeth.
Crocker, Lawrence, motorman St. Ry., 16 Second av. Bv.
Mrs. Laura.
Claude.
Cronk, Maude, student nurse, Olean Hospital, 519 N. First.
Cross, Charles H. works in tannery, 310 N. Third.
Mrs. A. L.
James A., butcher.
Cross, George, blacksmith, shop 507 N. Union; res. 266 1-2 N.
Union.
Cross, Otto, laborer, 606 E. State, E. 0.
Crossley, Harry, machinist (P. R. R.) 114 Wayne.
Mrs. Elizabeth.
Crosthwaite, Mrs. Jennie, (Mrs. Richard) 10 Main, Bv.
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John Ward, mason.
Crow, Mrs. Katherine, widow, 43 Elm, N. O.
Crowe, Richard J., prop. Hagan Hotel, 612 N. Union.
Crowley, Mrs. Delia, 1408 Buffalo.
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Crowley, John, pipe fitter, Buffalo, N. O.
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James E.
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Marguerite G.
Donald V.
Aima E.
Michael F.
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Crowley, Michael, 208 N. Thirteenth.
Mrs. Nora.
Ella R., teacher.
Kate L., dressmaker.
Jane, teacher.
Crowley, Patrick J., carpenter, off Buffalo St., W. O.
Mrs. Anna.
Edward.
Mamie.
Florence.
Ivy.
Cudding, Fred E., carpenter, 125 S. Second.
Cue, John, laborer, 5 Avenue B., N. O.
Cuffe, Anthony M., carpenter,, shop 302 S. Union; res. 216 S.
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Ezra J., carpenter.
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Cummings, Michael, mason, bds. 103 N. Union.
Cummings, Thomas, tank builder, 1314 Buffalo.
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Ella M.
Samuel T.
Alice M.
Timothy D.
Daniel F.
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Cunningham, Christian E., carpenter, 146 N. Ninth.
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Sarah C.
Mary E.
Anna M.
James T.
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Curce, Rock, laborer, 432 N. Eighth.
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Curley, Agnes, stenographer, 112 Wayne.
Curran, Bernard, drayman, 425 N. Seventh.
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Currans, Dominick, laborer, 1125 N. Union, N. O.
Currier, see Courrier.
Curry, David, bricklayer, 787 N. Union, N. 0.
Mrs. Sarah.
Curry, Frank, book-keeper, 417 N. Seventh.
Curry, Mrs. Mary, 417 N. Seventh.
Curtin, Timothy, bartender Union House, 405 N. Union.
Curtis, Mrs. Anna R., widow, 710 W. Sullivan.
Curtis, Arthur, works at Pierce's tannery, cor. Homer and Bulfalo,*N. 0.
Mrs. Edna.
Arthur, Jr.
Curtiss, Bertha, 508 W. Sullivan.
Curtis, Anna, nurse, cor. Homer and Buffalo, N. O.
Curtis, Byron E., tanner, 1 Garden av., E. O.
Mrs. Emma L.
George L.
Frank W.
Millie JLJ.
Elmer J.
Dorothy M.
Curtis, Edwin Forrest, oil producer, 710 W. Sullivan.
Curtis, Rev. Ethan, pastor Congregational church, study 106 N.
Barry; res. 134 S. Barry.
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Curtis, Frank W., works at Pettit's, back Hinsdale rd. N. O.
Curtis, George W., prop, general store, 27 Homer, N. O.
Mrs. Eliza.
Anna.
Curtis, Nellie L., works at Pettits, back Hinsdale rd., N. O.
Curtiss, William O., cashier Vacuum Oil Co., 326 Laurel av.
Mrs. Ella H.
Clara P., teacher.
W. Hanford.
Cushing, John, works at Vacuum, Spruce, N. O.
Mrs. Hannah.
John.
Mary E.
Anna.
Lottie.
Willie.
Czarlinski, Michael, works at Vacuum, 14 OaK, N. O.
Mrs. Anna.
Jennie.
Martha.
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Isabelle.
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Daggett, Mrs. Eunice, 9 Second av., Bv.
Dwight A., butcher.
Dailey, Daniel, farmer, 18 Elm, N. O.
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Dailey, Jerry, bds. 469 N. Union.
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Mrs. Emma.
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DAILEY, JOHN F., prop. Dailey's Inn, 402-4 N. Union.
Mrs. Jessie A.
• Clarence Oliver.
Dake, Dement, works S. O. Co., 209 S. Clinton.
Mrs. Carrie.
Dale, Edward E., tanner, 1504 Irving.
Mrs. Emma E.
Dale, Saul, laborer, 1504 Irving.
Mrs. Sarah.
Dalmon, William, 43 Railroad av., E. O.
Danforth, Mrs. Edward M., 240 N. Second,
Anna R.
Mary H.
Daniels, Ada F., 129 S. First.
DANIELS, G. R., jeweler and optician, 166 N. Union; res. Hotel
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Thalia A.
Daniels, Louis E., freight house (P. R. R.) Brook, E. O.
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Daniels, Silas J., carpenter, 53 King, E. O.
Mrs. Anna.
Daracy, Katherine, Hotel Imperial.
Darffler, Antone, works in tannery, 1213 Washington.
Davidson, Perry A., secretary Olean Electric Light & Power Co.,
227 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Annie.
Charlotte M.
Mary L.
Roscoe A.
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Davis, Charles E., freight agent St. Ry., 205 E. State.
Mrs. A. A.
Waters C.., clerk.
Harold E.
Ruth T.
DAVIS, CHARLES L., (Davis, Nenno & Hartz, clothiers,) 216
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Mrs. Harriet L.
Robert L.
Davis, Mrs. Prances C, 510 N. Seventh.
John E., engineer (P. R. R.)
Eddie, brakeman (P. R. R.)
Seth H., P. R. R. shop. •
Davis, Fred W., agent Wells Fargo, 41 Garden av., E. 0.
Mrs. Lillian.
Willard J.
Walter.
Evelyn.
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Davis, Harry F., auditor Standard Oil Co., 211 W. Henley.
Mrs. Florence G.
Richard F.
Harold G.
Davis, James W., agent, 45 Garden av., E. 0.
Mrs. Harriet.
Davis, Jennie, 510 N. Seventh.
Davis, "Mrs. Jennie E., 17-18 Grossman DIOCK, 241 N. Union.
Arthur E.., medical student.
Davis, John M., glassworker, 125 S. Fifth.
Mrs. Mary E.
Ross E., baker.
Ward.
Clyde.
Davis, Leslie J., constable, E. State, E. O.
Mrs. Libbie.
Davis, Mrs. Luciann N., 304 S. Eighth.
DAVIS, NENNO & HARTZ; (Charles L. Davis, Joseph J. Nenno,
Joseph Hartz,) clothiers and gent's furnishers, 160 N. Union.
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Davis, Mrs. O. L., widow, 211 W. Henley.
Davis, Thomas J., engineer (P. R. R.) 220 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Mary.
Marie.
Davis, William A., 1207 W. Henley.
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Raymond J.
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DeKay, William N., grocery, 83 Bishop, E. 0., res do.
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Nathaniel 0... machinist.
Ethel M.
Norma 0.
Sadie L.
Delaney, Lewis, bridge builder, 310 Tompkins.
Delaney, Miss Margaret, 310 Tompkins.
Delaney, Thomas, mason, 310 Tompkins.
Delfs, Mrs. Sophia, 216 S. Tenth.
Delige, Richard, 108 E. Sullivan.
Mrs. Matilda.
Dellinger, Floyd E., electrician, 121 S. Twelfth.
Mrs. Jennie E.
Dorothea I.
Delmage, Floyd, 328 N. Ninth.
Delmage, John, 328 IV Ninth.
DeMarrio, Joe, 453 N. Union.
Mrs. Concetta.
Demmel, Peter, P. R. R. shops, W. State, W. O.
Mrs. Margaret.
Anna.
Demmel, Sebastian, P. R. R. shops, W. State, W. O.
Mrs. Julia.
Dempsey, Bartholomew, mason, 34 Oak, N. 0.
Mrs. Ellen.
John C, barber.
Kate.
Norah, teacher.
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Thomas, laborer.
Cornelius, boilermaker.
Joseph.
Edward.
Mary.
William.
Robert.
Dempsey, Dennis, boilermaker (P. ,R. R.) 39 Front, Bv.
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Josephine L.
Dempsey, John A., boilermaker (Abbott) 119 S. Twelfth.
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John G.
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Katherine M.
Dempsey, John, barber shop, 1111 N. Union, N. 0.
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George N.
Cecelia Mary.
Dempski, Florian, bricklayer, bds. 117 N. Eleventh.
Dempsky, Stephen C, carpenter, 1117 W. Henley.
Mrs. Mary M.
Frank S.
Charles M.
Dennig, Fred, works at tannery, 9 Plum, E. 0.
Mrs. Flora.
Cecile B.
Dennison, Dora, boarding house. 116 E. Sullivan.
Derby, Melvin P., painter and paperhanger, shop in rear of 126
N. First; res. 114 Fulton.
Mrs. Ettie.
Frances E.
M. Blanche.
Derrig, Mrs. Carrie, 87 River, N. 0.
Louise.
Derrmont, Albert, laborer, Oregon rd., N. 0.
Mrs. Mary J.
Clarence.
Louise.
Clifford.
Derx, Adam, laborer, 25 Center, Bv.
Mrs. Louisa.
Emma.
Lena.
Derx, Conrad, carpenter, 22 Second av., Bv.
Mrs. Amelia.
Lewis E.
Charles J.
Harry J.
Hazel A.
Derx, John J., works for P. R. R., 144 N. Thirteenth.
Mrs. Mary.
Howard C.
Justus A.
Desmond, John F., glasswofker, 18 Oak, N. 0.
Mrs. Josephine.
Florence.
Helen.
Deubler, Felix, laborer, 1125 W. State.
Deuter, Andrew J., lumber inspector (P. R. R.) Buffalo st., W. 0.
Mrs. Mary.
Harold.
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Catherine.
DeVereux, Helen, E. River rd., S. 0.
DeVereux, Mary, E. River rd., S. O.
Devitt, Mrs. Helen, 49 River, N. O.
DEVLIN, TIMOTHY J., oil producer, 226 N. First.
Mrs. Agnes.
Georgia.
Mary.
Theodore.
Dezorb, Angelo, laborer, Vine, N. 0.
Mrs. Nellie.
Tony.
Patrick.
Mary.
Dian. J., works for P. R. R., 534 N. Sixth.
Dickerson, Clark, teamster, rear of 27 Garden av., E. O.
Mrs. Ellen.
Ernest.
Lura.
Dickinson, Mrs. Abigail C, widow, 211 Tompkins.
Lynn Lawton.
Dickinson, Miss Elizabeth, 1310 Irving.
Dickman, Mr., engineer (P. R. R.) 324 N. Eighth.
Didas, Urban, works for Gas Co.., 321 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Mary.
Nicklas.
Sylvester.
Frances.
Josephine.
John.
Delia.
Lewis.
Dieteman, Henry H., works for P. R. R., 134 N. Thirteenth.
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Joseph.
Bernice.
Charles.
Dinter, Miss Mary, 619 W. State.
Dittrich, Edward. 227 1-2 N. Union, rear of Racket Stor°.
Mrs. Louisa.
Carl.
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Florence.
Rose.
Dixon, William H., mgr. Empire Art League, Coast block; res.
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Robert G.
Harry W.
Thomas J.
Doane, Leonard D., 1215 1-2 W. State.
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Dobner, Anna, 227 N. Sixth.
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Dodson, Mrs. Alice, 710 Washington.
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Dodson, David, 39 First av., Bv.
Dodson, William, book-keeper, 207 N. Fifth.
Mrs. Jennie.
Doian, John, tanner, 313 W. Green.
Mrs. Catherine F.
Gertrude H.
Albert J.
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Dolan, Thomas H., customs inspector, 1111 W. Henley.
Mrs. Katherine.
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Dollard, John E., works at water works, 1505 W. Henley.
Mrs. Mary.
Gertrude.
Richard.
Gerald.
Helen.
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Dombeck, Adam, works at P. R. R. shops, bds. 517 N. Eighth.
Dominick, Ross, 506 N. Fourth.
Donahue, M. H., telegraph operator (Postal,) bds. 211 Tompkins.
Doner, Andrew J., insurance agent, 25 Pierce av., W., O.
Mrs. Mary.
Laura.
Doner, George W., Pierce tannery, River rd., S. 0.
Doniam, Charles, laborer, 108 E. Sullivan.
Donlavey, Mrs. Margaret, 29 Water, N. O.
Donlavey, Thomas, 36 Green, N. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Anna.
Albert T.
Frank.
Donlavey, see Dunlavey.
Donn, see Doane.
Donnellan, Charles H., brakeman (P. R. R.) 515 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Elizabeth.
Donnellan, Edward, 516 N. Sixth.
Donnellan, Marie, 516 N. Sixth.
Donnellan, Thomas, CTate tender (P. R. R.) 516 N. Sixth.
William, laborer.
Mary.
DONNELLY, HENRY, attorney, 123 N. Union, res. lzO N. Clinton.
Mrs. Mary.
Donnelly, Margaret, 523 N. Sixth.
Donohue, David James, mail clerk, 418 S. Union.
Mrs. Sadie G.
Francis T.
Donohue, Edmond Sr., contractor, 322 S. Union.
Mrs. Anna.
Thomas J., mail carrier.
Jennie E.
Edmund C. J., steam fitter (P. R. R.)
Francis R., clerk (P. R. R.)
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Arthur.
Floyd.
Anna.
Leo.
Josephine.
Donohue, Mrs. Mary, Hotel Imperial.
Donohue, Mrs. Mary, 4 Elm, N. 0.
Nellie.
Donovan, Anna, domestic, 133 S. Fifth.
Donovan, Charles, works at Vacuum, Walnut, N. 0.
Mrs. Mabel.
William.
Harold.
Donovan, John F., laborer, 35 Water, N. 0.
Mrs. Nellie.
Donovan, Mrs. Kate, 521 N. Seventh.
Agnes.
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Daniel.
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Katherine.
Donovan, Michael, laborer, Oak, N. 0.
Mrs. Kathryn.
Margaret.
Anna.
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Josephine.
Daniel.
George.
Clarence.
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Donovan, William, granite cutter, bds. 309 N. First.
DONOVAN, WILLIAM, prop, saloon, 1024 N. Union, N. O.
Mrs. Margaret.
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Dooiey, see Dulyan.
Dooley, Mrs. Ellen, 117 N. Twelfth.
James J., clerk.
Charlotte A., cutter.
Dooley, William J., tailor, 537 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Anna.
Adeline.
Edward.
Florence.
Carriages. Harness
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LEHIQH VALLEY COAL.
Hemlock and hard Wood.
Blocks.
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Doolittle, Alva B., moulder, 118 East av.
Mrs. Fannie L.
Lula M.
Leon L.
Doolittle, James B., agent for Prudential Ins. Co., 324 S. Union.
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Arthur S.
Vinnie E.
Dorn, Mrs. Hattie, 118 Whitney av.
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Mrs. Margaret.
Fred J.
Lillian.
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Dorr, Mrs. Mary, 117 N. Second.
DORSEY, EDWARD, wholesale liquor dealer, 248 N. Union;
res. 121 E. Henley.
Mrs. Celia A.
Wilber R.
Harry T.
K. Marguerite.
Robert J.
Dotterweich, Alois, works for P. R. R., 133 N. Eleventh.
Mrs. Magdeline.
Alfred.
William.
Edward.
Alice.
Ernest.
DOTTERWEICH BREWING CO., office and brewery, 301-311
W. Henley; ice plant, 313-315 W. Henley; bottling dept. 211
S. Third. Pres., Oscar Whitton; Vice-Pres., A, T. Eaton;
Sec'y, J. Shoemaker; Treas., Oscar Whitton. Inc. 1893.
Capital, $100,000. (See adv.7
Dotterweich, George H., grocer, 220 W. State.
Mrs. Minnie S.
Charles P.
Henry J.
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Dotterweich, Herman, 244 1-2 N. Union.
Mrs. Marie.
John.
Dotterweich, Mrs. Mary, 216 S. Fourth.
Dotterweich, M. S., grocery, 220 W. State.
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Drake, James, boilermaker, 23 River, N. O.
Mrs. Elmira.
Drake, Oliver F., oil operator, 729 E. State, E. O.
Mrs. Dolly.
Drake, Orrin G., pumper, 22 River, N. O.
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Mrs. j_ 5 na.
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Edwin.
Mary.
Draper, Miss Minnie iM., 126 N. Barry.
Drews, Anna M., janitress, 313 S. Seventh.
Drews, Miss Ida, 234 N. Eighth.
Driscoll, Mrs. Caroline, widow, 919 N. Union, N. O.
Michael, laborer.
John, tank builder.
Driscoll, Dan, laborer, 501 N. Thirteenth.
Driscoll. Eugene J., fireman, 1503 Washington.
Mrs. Anna.
Driscoll, John W., saloonkeeper, 129 S. Twelttn.
Mrs. Mary.
Ella S.
Frances M.
Olive C.
Arthur F.
Gregory R.
Marcella G.
Driscoll, Joseph, switchman (P. R. R.) 58 Oak, N. O.
Mrs. Mary.
James.
Driscoll, Laura, waitress, Olean House.
Driscoll, Patrick, Spruce, N. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Nora.
Driscoll, Patrick, engineer (P. R. R.) 442 N. First.
Mrs. Margaret.
Helen.
Henry.
DRIVING PARK ROAD HOUSE, (John Cramsie, prop.) W.
State, W. 0.
DRONEY, J. R. LUMBER CO., (J. R. Droney, M. G. Fitzpatrick) wholesale lumber merchants, 20-21 Exch. Bk. Bldg.
Droney, John R., (J. R. Droney Lumber Co.,) 205 E. State.
Mrs. Justine.
Drum Edgar,- blacksmith, 332 Jay.
Mrs. Hattie.
Arthur.
Hany.
Gertrude.
Maud.
Drumbraski, Rudolph, blacksmith, 507 W. State.
Dubrock, Frank R., boilermaker, 33 Pine, N. O.
Mrs. Mary.
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DUFFY, REV. CHARLES E., Asst. St. John's church, 773 N.
Union, N. O.
DUFFY, DR. CHARLES J., prop. Eldred tannery, 143 S. Union.
Mrs. Lillian.
Marnie M.
Charles H.
Bessie.
Duffy, Cornelius, P. R. R. shops, 218 N. Eleventh.
Mrs. Ellen.
William C.
Duffy, James J., tank builder, River, N. 0., (across Erie tracks.)
Mrs. Rose.
Clarence.
Joanna.
Harold.
Helen.
Rose.
May.
Duffy, James V., carpenter, 128 S. Fourth.
Mrs. Sarah E.
Marguerite.
Mattie.
Laura.
Everett James.
Dugan Dennis D., farmer, E. State, E. O.
Mrs. Elizabeth M.
Neal M.
Annie E.
Leo T.
Charles D.
Joseph J.
Walkerman D.
Sage F.
Dugan, John H., works Vacuum Oil Co., 113 S. Fifth.
Mrs. Abbie.
Cornelius.
Mary L.
William.
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Dugan, Michael C. foreman at Vacuum, 613 Washington.
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Dugan, Thomas, cooper, Buffalo, W. O.
Dugan, Timothy, works for pipe line, 602 N. Fourth.
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Denny T., P. R. R.
Mary T.
Elian L.
John J.
Catherine C.
Rose R.
Ruth.
Duke, Horace J., carpenter, 133 N. Twelfth.
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Duke, Milton J., machinist, 119 S. Seventh.
Mrs. Lena M.
Duke, W. C, carpenter, 118 N. Clinton.
Mrs. Ella.
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Guy W., works for P. R. R.
John G., book agent.
Dulyan, Joseph, laborer (Vacuum) off Homer, N. O.
Mrs. Frances.
Waddie.
Lewis.
Leo.
Dunbar, Miss Mida, milliner, 131 N. Barry.
Dunbar, Roy E., carpenter, 233 1-2 N. Union.
Duncan, J., works for P. R. K., 534 N. Sixth.
Duncan, Martin B., blacksmith, 14 Center, Bv.
Mrs. Euretta W.
Helen E.j teacher.
Duncan, Thomas, tinner, 302 Wayne.
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DUNLAVEY BROS., (J. W. Dunlavey and J. J. Dunlavey,)
wholesale and retail liquor Sealers, 309-311 N. Union.
Dunlavey, Jerry J., liquor dealer (Dunlavey Bros.) 112 Wayne.
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Dunmore, Frank B., milk dealer, 121 N. Twelfth.
Mrs. Minnie M.
Dunmore, F. B., milk dealer, Buffalo, opp. glass .factory.
Mrs. Frank.
Dunn, Annadell, 540 N. Union.
Dunn, Edward, switchman (P. R. R.) 106 Coleman.
Dunn, Katherine, dressmaker, 8 Spruce, N. O.
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Dunn, Robert, W. State, W. O.
Mrs. Lena.
Dunnigan, Jerry C, conductor (P. R. R.) 501 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Kate D.
Joseph.
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William.
Gerald.
Edwin.
Dunnigan, Thomas, track foreman (P. R. R.) 523 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Frances.
Dunning, Abraham G., oil producer, 317 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Mary L.
Bessie M.
Mary.
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Samuel.
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Helen.
Dunning, DeMorest D., sta. engineer, Queen, E. O.
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Duplanta, F., engineer (P. R. R.) bds. 712 Wayne.
DURINGER & DRISCOLL, (William M. Duringer, John H. Dris
coll.) retail liquor dealers, 268 N. Union.
Duringer, William, (Duringer & Driscoll,) 411 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Elizabeth.
Dustan, Alfred, carpenter, Brook, E. 0.
Mrs. Nellie.
Dutkiewicz, Joseph, tannery, Homer, N. 0.
Mrs. Agnes.
Anna.
Mary.
Kate.
Frank.
Dutton, Anna B., domestic, 119 S. Second.
Dutton, Mrs. Harriet B., teacher, Olean public schools, 120 S.
Third.
Harry C.
D'Waileebe, Beed, 122 Whitney av.
Mrs. Jennie.
Francis.
Victoria.
Annie.
D'Waileebe, Charles, 122 Whitney av.
Mrs. Zakaia.
Dyer, Fred, works for Transfer Co., 5 Avenue A., s N. O.
Mrs. Elizabeth.
Clarence.
Lewis.
Eagan, Mrs. Susan, cook, 318 N. First.
Eagan, Walter, Quirin tannery, 29 Second av., Bv.
Mrs. Abbie.
Charles.
Eva.
Mary.
William.
EAGLE BILLIARD PARLORS, (Chas. Englebach, prop.,) 217
N. Union.
Eagle Hotel, boarding house, (Mrs. Ernestine Wind, prop.) 507
W. State.
Eaglehurst, E. State, E. 0.
Earley, Charles T., local mgr. Bell Telephone Co., 160 N. Union;
bds. Hotel Imperial.
Easterbrook, Emerson, 540 N. Union.
Mrs.' Harriet I.
EATON, AUGUSTUS T., cashier First National Bank, 143 N.
Barry.
Mrs. Harriet N.
Tiffany A.
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Mrs. Elizabeth B.
Helen R.
Harold F.
Richmond B.
Baton, Frederick R., real estate, 311 Laurens.
Mrs. Florence R.
Eaton, George, book-keeper, 132 N. Barry.
Mrs. Jeanette.
Aline M.
EATON & PAGE, counsellors at law, (Fred L. Baton and Jos.
L. Page,) office 31 Exchange Bank Building.
Eberle, Eddie, student, 1316 W. Sullivan.
Eberle, see Heberle.
Eckman, Wm. H., foreman (P. R. R.) 327 Ooleman.
Mrs. Elizabeth.
May.
Economical Clothing Co., (G. Locks, prop.) 234 N. Union.
Eddy, Mrs. L. Elvira, (Mrs. J. L.) widow, 132 N. First.
Edel, Alexander, stonemason, 320 S. Seventh.
Mrs. Justine.
Edel, Alfred, carpenter, 308 S. Eighth.
Mrs. Mary.
Christian.
Albert.
James.
Olga.
Raymond.
EDEL, AUGUST, hardware store, 512 W. State; res 512 1-2 W.
State.
Mrs. Emma.
Clara.
Magdeline.
Alvin.
Edel, Bernhardt. prop. World Hotel, 721 W. State.
Mrs. Sophia.
Emma.
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Edel,
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Edel,
Ernest.
Carrie., works 1511 W. State.
Charles, saloonkeeper, 1125 W. State.
Mrs. Josephine.
Matthew.
Eve.
Frank X., machinist (P. R. R.) 1125 Irving.
Mrs. Jennie.
Charles.
Frank F., glassworker, 215 N. Twelfth.
Mrs. Barbara.
Bvalin.
Kreidler Bros.
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Edel, Henry E.. car repairer (P. R. R.) 1108 Irving
Mrs. May R.
Edel, John, works for P. R. R., I l l S. Eleventh.
Mrs. Sabina.
Alfonse, clerk.
Louis, clerk.
Edel, Jerome, works for P. R. R., 120 N. Thirteenth.
Mrs. Anna.
William.
Edel, John H., works at P. R. R. shops, 531 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Jennie.
Fred.
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Laura.
Julia.
Eugene.
Leo.
Edel, Joseph J., bartender, 109 S. Eleventh.
Mrs. Katherine M.
Dorothy E.
Edel, Joseph, laborer, 109 N. Thirteenth.
Mrs. Louise.
Charles, glassworker.
Joseph Jr.
Carrie.
Frank.
Edel, Louise, 512 1-2 W. State.
Edwards, Edward L., car shops (P. R. R.) 121 W. Green.
Mrs. Lena H.
Edwards, Eugene P., machinist (P. R. R.) 205 W. Green.
Mrs. Anna.
Edwards, John D.. switchman (P. R. R.) 329 N. Eleventh.
Mrs. Ethel.
Panola.
Lillian.
Egen. Andrew, 57 Bishop, E. O.
Egnio. Angelo, laborer, 334 N. Eighth.
Ehler, William, janitor, 316 S. Barry.
Mrs. Grace M.
Thelma R.
Ehman, Mrs. Dorothy, 205 N. Thirteenth.
Albert.
Lena.
C*a<*3ter.
Ehrharbt, Roy, machinist (P. R. R.) 113 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Clara.
Eichler, Mrs. Margaret, W. State, W. O.
Anna.
Eickman, Harvey, boilermaker (P. R. R.) 114 N. Twelfth.
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Clarence E., clerk.
Charles Frederick, bellboy.
Eldridge, Edward, 311 Tompkins.
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Florence J.
Margaret M.
James A.
Nellie.
Emily R.
Sidney.
George F.
Ellis, John, flagman (P. R. R.) bds. 202 Coleman.
Ellsworth, Franz, painter, 11 First av., Bv.
Mrs. Nellie.
Pearl.
E l l s w o r t h , L. R., i n s u r a n c e agent, Griffin, E . O.
Mrs. Lily.
Victor.
Lawrence.
Royal.
Norris.
Bessie Isabelle.
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Emerson, Thomas, 105 S. Barry.
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Emmons, Mrs. Jennie, widow, 121 S. Barry.
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Empire Mills, (J. P. and C. H. Felt, props.,) Pine, N. O.
Engle, Miss Frances, 137 S. Barry.
Engle, William S., 262 1-2 N. Union.
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ENGLEBACH, ADOLPH, saloon prop., 720 Wayne.
Mrs. Katherine.
ENGLEBACH, C. H., prop, billiard room 217 N. Union, res. 720
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Mrs. Lena.
Hazel A.
Englebach, Otto E., saloonkeeper, 716 Wayne.
Mrs. Lovisa.
Verona.
Enid.
Marjorie.
Engelsbee, Clarence, stone cutter, 710 Washington.
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Surplus and Profits, $no.ooo.
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Mrs. Ella.
Mary, clerk.
English, John X, bartender, 209 N. Union.
Englund, John, works at P. R. R. shops, Alder, E. O.
Mrs. Christina.
Alma.
Manda.
Ensworth, Nellie, 704 E. State, E. O.
Episcopal Church, (James W. Ashton, rector,) 109-111 S. Barry.
Eramus, see Rasmus.
Erdman, Miss Emma, domestic, 215 Winters av.
Erickson, Gust, laborer, 66 Clark, E. O.
Erickson. John, tanner, 4 Line, E. 0.
Mrs. Minnie.
Ernest.
Bernardine.
Raymond.
Marion.
Leona.
Infant.
Erickson, J. B.. shoemaker, 701 1-2 E. State, E. 0.
Mrs. Ellen C.
ERIE RAILROAD, freight house, Pine, N. O.
ERIE RAILROAD, passenger station, Pine, N. 0.; (station agt.,
M. L. Lee; ticket agent, F. B. Georgia; baggage agent, M. D.
Williams.)
Erlbeck, Miss Winifred, tel. op., 321 Coleman.
Ernst, Henry M., oil producer, Olean House.
Mrs. Emily F.
Elizabeth S.
Ernst, Theodore F., works for P. R. R., 164 1-2 N. Union.
Mrs. Anna M.
Maurice.
Ethridge, George, carpenter, bds. 712 Wayne.
Evans, Fred, hostler, River, S. 0.
Mrs. Mary.
Emma.
Roy.
McKinley.
Cassie.
Vancil.
Leon.
Viola.
Evans, Freemont D., laborer, 1 Plum, E. 0.
Mrs. Lida.
Forrest.
Rockwell.
FITCH & RAMSEY.
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For complete list of offices, see duplex directory, page 23.
Eyler, Sylvester, laborer, 26 First av., Bv.
Mrs. Anna B.
Howard Edwin, glassblower.
Edna R.
Martha J.
Irvin.
Florence.
Grace.
Eyler, William, glassblower, 1205 Washington.
Mrs. Ina May.
Howard.
Fagan, Peter F., gardener, 1203 Reed.
Mrs. Ellen.
Alice R.
Albert H.
Walter F.
Galen L.
Fagley, Elizabeth, Hotel Imperial.
Fahey, M. J., car repairer (P. R. R.) 8 First av., Bv.
Mrs. Maria.
Fairbanks, Mrs. Elinore H., Railroad av., E. 0.
Fairbanks, Eloson L., farmer, Haskell rd., E. O.
Mrs. Harriet.
Emma.
Fairbanks, John W., farmer, 20 First av., Bv.
Mrs. Carrie.
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Evans, Herbert, laborer, Dugan rd., E. O.
Mrs. Julia A.
Ella.
Evans, Silas E., barber, 305 S. Eighth.
Mrs. Carrie E.
Evens, Henry, glassworker, 806 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Eve.
Floyd.
Roy.
Everett, Nelson, 125 S. Third.
Mrs. Jane.
Ewing, Albert, (Miller Hardware Co.,) 221 N. Third.
Mrs. Catherine.
EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK, (Frank L.« Bartlett, pres.;
Nicholas V. V. Franchot, vice-pres.; Allan I. Williams, cashier; Irving"E. Worden, asst. cashier;) cor. Union and Laurens.
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Fairchild, Mrs. Stella M., 128 N. Tenth.
Bertha B.., music teacEer.
Eugene J., glassworker.
Myrtie A., clerk.
John F., deliveryman.
Mildred H.
Fales, Horace M., laborer, 16 Third av., Bv.
Mrs. Helen.
Jeanette E.
Edward D.
Fall, Bridget, Buffalo, W. 0.
Fall, Thomas C , 316 Laurel av.
Mrs. B.
Susan M.
Joseph J.
Fane, Daniel, railway mail clerk, 48 River, N. 0.
Fane, Mrs. Mary, .48 River, N. 0.
FANNING, CHARLES W., Mgr. for Union Pacific Tea Co., 126
S. Second.
Mrs. Harriet A.
Fanning, Thomas, laborer, 23 Genesee, Bv.
Farley, Alfred C , painter and decorator, 124 W. Green.
Mrs. Jennie L.
Farley, Mrs. Anna M., widow, 601 W. Henley.
Frank M., clerk.
Harry.
Lehon J.
Julia H.
Farley Frank M., wine clerk, Dailey's Inn.
Farley, Georgiana, 601 W. Henley.
Farley, Harry, works at Olean House, 118 Hamilton.
Farr, Mrs. Frances G., 137 N. Eleventh.
Eugene, car repairer.(P. R. R.)
Lewis, glassworker.
Farr, Frank, machinist, 4 River rd., S. 0.
Mrs. Eunice.
Robert.
Lee.
Mildred.
Minion.
Farr, Mrs. George, River rd., S. O.
Edwin.
Howard.
Farr, Joseph, 1121 State.
Mrs. Mary.
Farrel, John E., glassblower, 92 River, N. O.
Mrs. Anne.
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Farrell, Margaret, 312 E. Henley.
Farrell, Thomas, laborer, 312 E. Henley.
Farwell, Abram M., farmer, 31 Avenue A., Bv.
Mrs. Myra B.
Daniel G.
Fate, John, oil driller, E. River rd., S. O.
Mrs. Olive.
Rosmund.
Fath, John, driver, 28 Third av., Bv.
Mrs. Catherine.
Raymond J.
Loretta E.
Faulkner, George, foreman (P. R. R.) 32 Brook, E. O.
Mrs. May.
Clifford.
Chester.
Faunce, William E., blacksmith, 319 S. Barry.
Mrs. Susie S.
Fay, Chapin, glassworker, 112 S. Tenth.
Mrs. Blanche.
Fay, Mrs. Emma, 14 Pierce av., W. O.
Edna.
Leon.
Fay, Frederick T., 304 Coleman.
Mrs. Ellie.
Fay, Lewis C. tanner, 1518 W. Henley W. 0.
Mrs. Edith.
Lyle.
Edward.
Fay, Roy, works at shoe factory, 14 Pierce av., W. 0.
Mrs. Mary.
Fedor, Joseph, laborer, off Buffalo, W. O.
Mrs. Julia.
Mary.
Ella.
Stephen.
John.
Joseph.
Fedor, Miss Mary, 511 W. Henley.
Fee, Miss Frances, book-keeper Miller Hdw., bds. 114 N. First;
(res. Knapps Creek.)
FEHAN, DAVID & CO., general store, 1112 N. Union, N. O.
Fehan, David, (David Fehan & Co.) 1112 N. Union, N. O.
Fehan, Miss Elizabeth, 1112 N. Union, N. 0.
Feltham, Clarence, clerk, Olean House.
Feltham, Percy, works for P. R. R., 825 Buffalo.
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Fenton, Frank, laborer, 518 1-2 N. First.
Mrs. Delia.
FENTON, JOHN F., grocer, 1414 Buffalo; res. 219 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Margaret.
Esther.
Ferdinando, Rossine, laborer, 516 Wayne.
Mrs. Margaret.
Theresa.
Joseph.
James.
Fergason, see Vergason.
Ferris, George, carpenter, 25 First av., Bv.
Jennie.
Ferris, William C, miller, 72 Bishop, E. 0.
Mrs. Myrtie E.
Ralph W.
Fessenden, Fannie, E. River rd., S. 0.
Feuchter, Charles, farmer, Haskell rd., E. 0.
Mrs. Sophia.
Emma.
Mary.
Fred.
Charles.
Helen.
Feuchter, George, blacksmith. 108 S. First; res. 112 N. Second.
Mrs. Caroline.
Clara A.
Anna K., teacher (Olean public schools.)
Feuchter, George W., carpenter, E. State, E. 0.
Mrs. Rachel.
Edith, clerk.
Sadie, clerk.
George.
Albert.
Feuchter, Mrs. Lena, 138 S. First.
Clara M.
Feuchter, see Fiechter.
Fichtner, John, farmer, Dugan rd., E. O.
John.
Louise.
Rose.
Teresa.
Christina.
Fie, Elbert H., laborer, Spring, E. O.
Mrs. Bell.
Fie, Mrs. Fannie A., Spring, E. 0.
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Fie, see Fee.
Fiechter, Theodore H., car repairer (P. R. R.) 718 W. Green.
Mrs. Katherine M.
Ella E., clerk.
Herman Edward, glassworker.
Flora.
William J.
Loretta L.
Fields, Emmett, boilermaker (P. R. R.) 465 N. Union.
Fields, Fred A., laborer, 223 N. Union.
Mrs. Carrie.
Field, Mrs. Mary, 104 N. Third.
Charles Albert, works for P. R. R.
Fields, Mrs. Rabie L., rear 520 W. State.
Emmet.
Charles.
Filer, Lydia, nurse, bds. 119 E. Henley.
Filil, Grace, 1424 Railroad av., E. O.
Finch, Homer C, lineman (St. Ry.) 312 Tompkins.
Mrs. Elizabeth.
Finch, William B., mechanic, 10 .Line, E. 0.
Mrs. Lina.
Elma.
Findlay, Bell, 223 N. Third.
Finger, Charles, works at Vacuum, 209 N. Eleventh.
Mrs. Augusta.
Gust,
Clara.
Fred.
William.
Albert.
Ida.
Adam C.
Finger, Gus E., works at P. R. R. shops, 1114 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Hattie.
Edward.
Lelia.
George.
Alfred.
Fink, John, carpenter, 717 W. State.
Mrs. Catherine.
Finley, Robert glassblower, 905 N. Union, N. O.
Mrs. Margaret.
James.
Robert.
Minnie.
Kathleen.
Margaret.
Mandeline.
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Finn, Menzo W., farmer, River rd., S. O.
Finn, Thomas W., works for Armour, 28 Center, Bv.
Mrs. Mary.
FINNESSY BROS., grocers, (J. B. Finnessy, Edward C. Finnessy,) 117 N. Union.
FINNESSY, EDWARD C, grocer (Finnessy Bros.) 110 W. Henle
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, (Rev. Thaddeus G. Cass, pastor,)
South.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, (Rev. Ethan Curtis,
pastor) 102-106 N. Barry.
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, cor. N. Union and
Hamilton.
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Fish, Helen McCoy, 147 N. Sixth.
FISH, SIDNEY E., district agent Aetna Life Ins. Co., 204 Masonic Temple; res. 147 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Maude L.
Fish, Stephen S., stonemason, 313 Tompkins.
Mrs. Hannah E.
Fisher, Frank L., works at P. R. R. shops, 929 Buffalo.
Mrs. Meda.
Walter.
Irene.
Fisher, Frank M., boilermaker (P. R. R.) 1203 Washington.
Mrs. Muzzetta.
Fisher, Mrs. Ida, 414 N. Tenth.
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Fisher, Mrs. "tinnie P. (Mrs. F.) 216 N. Third.
MargL: et E.
Fister, see Feui_-:ter and Fiechter.
FITCH & RAMSEY, (S. L. Fitch, George E. Ramsey,) general
agency for Phoenix, Mutual Life Insurance Co., office City
Building. (See adv.)
FITCH, S. L., (Fitch & Ramsey,) 607 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Margaret A.
Harold.
Arthur H.
Kenneth.
FITZGERALD, EDWARD W., (mgr. for J. W. Coast & Son, 154
N. Union; 'res. 333 Laurel av.
Mrs. Nellie M.
Mary M.
Dorothy M.
George F.
Fitzgerald, Mrs. Jennie, 411 W. Sullivan.
Adrian.
Fitzgerald, Mrs. Katherine, 206 S. Barry.
Fitzgerald, Mrs. Mary, Hotel Imperial.
Fitzgerald, Maurice, works at P. R. R. shops, 608 Washington.
Mrs. Adelia.
Mary, teacher.
Martin J., boilermaker.
Irene.
Fitzgerald, Michael, foreman (P. R. R.) 513 W. Sullivan.
Fitzgerald, Michael J., laborer, 505 Irving.
Mrs. Mary H.
Ellen M.
Edward J.
Bridget A.
Fitzgerald, Mrs. Nora, 316 N. Ninth.
John teamster.
Mary.
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Fitzgerald, William, works in tannery, 1007 N. Union, N. O.
Mrs. Nellie.
Fitzgerald, William D., clerk, 218 N. Third.
Mrs. Florence J.
Fitzgibbons, Anna, waitress, Olean House.
Fitzgibbons, Kate, waitress, Olean House.
Fitzgibbons, Mrs. Mary, 238 S. Clinton.
Fitzgibbons, Mrs. Mary, E. River rd., S. O.
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Fitzpatrick, Julia A., teacher Olean public schools. For address
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Fitzpatrick, Lizzie, 240 N. Second.
Fitzpatrick, Michael J., patrolman, Walnut, N. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Fitzpatrick, M. G., dealer in lumber and oil, 706 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Mary J.
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Mrs. Mary.
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Fix, Antony, works for P. R. R., 133 N. Twelfth.
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Mrs. Victoria.
Joseph.
Annie.
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Helen.
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Flynn, Hugh, laborer, 116 S. Twelfth.
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FOLEY BROS., (Peter C. Foley, Martin C. Foley, John
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Foley, George M., marble worker, bds. 307 1-2 N. Union.
Foley, James G., granite cutter, 410 W. Henley.
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Foley, Peter C , (Foley Bros.) 203 W. State.
Foley Thomas A., marble worker, 307 1-2 N. Union.
Foley, W. Henry, marble worker, 203 W. State.
Follett, Albert L., farmer, E. River rd., S. O.
Mrs. Lottie.
Jennie.
Cleo.
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Follett, Albert M., farmer, B. River rd., S. O.
Mrs. Phoebe.
Marion.
Melville.
Follett, Dr. F. M., Pleasant Valley, Bv.
Follett, Leah, 903 W. State.
FOLLETT, DR. MELVILLE C, physician and surgeon, 102 E.
Henley.
Mrs. Mary A.
Follet, Wesley, farmer, Pleasant Valley.
Mrs. Ella.
Earl D.
Fondassee, Donak, laborer, 604 N. First.
Fontaine, Mrs. Elizabeth, W. River rd., S. O.
Edward E., sta. engineer Tanner Shoe Stock.
John, glassblower.
Lulu L.
Fontaine, Lulu, assistant housekeeper, 118 W. Henley.
Forbes, see Fobes.
Ford, George C, prop. Ford's Red Front, 180 N. Union; res. 113
B. Henley.
Mrs. Ida M.
Ford, Helen D., 209 B. State.
Ford's Red Front, (George C. Ford, prop.) clothing and furnishings, 180 N. Union.
FORD, W. W., restaurant, 258 1-2 N. Union; res. do.
Forgason, Henry R., blacksmith, 18 Garden av.
Mrs. Lucy A.
J. Fred, laborer.
Forman Library, (Charles Gillingham, pres.; Henrietta M. B.
Sherwin, librarian; complete list of officers on back pages,)
116 S. Union.
Forrest, Edward, 133 N. Eighth.
Forrest, James M., cooper, 427 N. First.
Mrs. Carrie M.
Frank, machinist.
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Forrester, James M., sta.. engineer, 210 E. State.
Mrs. Minerva S.
Fosdeck, David I., switchman (P. R. R.) 441 N. First.
Mrs. Anna.
Esther.
FOSS, WALTER C, grocer, 12 Main, Bv.; res. 214 Coleman.
Mrs. Ida.
FOSS, WILLIAM J., grocer, 318 Wayne.
Mrs. Fannie.
Earl R.
Mildred.
Foster, Bradley R., buffer, 217 N. Twelfth.
Mrs. Mary M.
Ren a.
Foster, George F., currier, 1024 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Margaret.
John I.
Foster, George M., glassblower, 822 Buffalo.
Lillian.
•foster, Michael, 137 N. Barry.
Foster, Millard A., carpenter, 144 N. Twelfth.
Pearl M.
Irma A.
Albert B.
Foster, Roy E.. pumper, 17 Crown, E. 0.
Mrs. Hattie E.
Bertha.
Harold.
Foster, Ward J., blacksmith (P. R. R.) 112 S. Tenth.
Mrs. Edna P.
Maurice Ward.
Sherman Edward.
Fowler, Edward, blacksmith, 303 Irving.
Mrs. Gertrude.
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Fowler, Joseph C, carpenter, 121 N. Ninth.
Mrs. Emma.
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Harry.
Frank.
Honor.
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Fowler, Mrs. Mary E.. widow, 209 W. Henley.
Fox, Albert, plumber, River rd., S. O.
Jennie.
Harold.
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Fox, Mrs. Anna, Railroad av., E. 0.
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Fox, Charles B., conductor (P. R. R.) 515 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Gertrude M.
Charles D.
Pox, Claud, works at Bartlett's, Haskell rd., E. 0.
Fox, Eugene, laborer, 61 Bishop, E. 0.
Mrs. Mora.
Fox, John, works at Pierce's tannery, 122 N. Eleventh.
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Fox, John, laborer, 513 N. Fifth.
Mrs. Louise.
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Fox, John G., boilermaker (P. R. R.) 1305 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Lena May.
Gertrude.
Ralph.
Fox, M. A., clerk, 118 Hamilton.
Fox, Mrs. Rachel, 145 N. Thirteenth.
Fox, Walter J., painter, 209 S. Union.
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Fox, William J., farmer, W. State, W. 0.
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Douglas W.
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Frank, Charles C, mgr. Postal Telegraph, 128 N. Union; res. 207
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FRANK'S HOTEL, (R. O'Connor, prop.) 108 W. State.
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Clyde S., works for P. R. R.
George E., clerk.
Bertha I.
Franklin, Mrs. Kate, widow, 528 N. Union.
Frederick, works for P. R. R.
Frawley, James J., laborer, 119 S. Eleventh.
Mrs. Maud.
James.
Frank.
Frazee, W. L., prop. Planing Mill, 229 N. Third.
Mrs. Alice E.
Anna M.
Lois E.
Frazier, William G., butcher, 302 S. Eighth.
Mrs. Nellie A.
Clarence W.
Freaney. Richard J., motorman, 209 S. Ninth.
Mrs. Margaret M.
Richard J. Jr.
Leo E.
Agnes E.
Gertrude F.
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Freel, Michael, 227 N. Thirteenth.
Freel, William, 227 N. Thirteenth.
Freeman, Don B., machinist, 211 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Ada.
Herbert.
Clara.
Freeman, Melissa (Mrs. L. F.) 201 S. Barry.
Freight House, Erie R. R., (M. L. Lee, agent,) Pine, N. O.
Freight House, P. R. R., (A. A. Brehm, agent,) Railroad av.,
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French, Fred, works at P. R. R. shops, 509 N. Sixth.
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French, H. G., 413 N. Ninth.
Mrs. Esther.
Victor R., blacksmith (P. R. R.)
French, Miss Nellie D., clerk, bds. 219 W. State.
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Frey, Charles, foreman (P. R. R.) 323 N. Fourth.
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Frisbee, Mrs. Alvira, 232 N. Eighth.
Frisbee, Ward A., works for P. R. R., 232 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Maud.
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Frisine, Nick, laborer, 334 N. Eighth.
Pritch, A., works for P. R. R.. 127 N. Eleventh.
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Fritsch, Anton, laborer (P. R. R). 721 W. State.
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Frohlich, Michael, butcher, 24 Genesee, Bv.
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Frost, Carrie, 1002 W. State.
Frost, Charles B., janitor and propr. bakery, 503 W. State.
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Samuel L.
Frost, Stella, 117 Hamilton.
F. T. B. BARBER SHOP, (F. T. Bowser & Son proprs.) 172 N.
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Fuller, Almeron, farmer, E. River rd., S. O.
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Gabler, Christopher, plumber, 1014 W. Henley.
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Gallagher, Stephen V., pipe fitter, 440 N. First.
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GALLETS & WHITE, creamery, 1306 W. State.
Galunn, Mike, laborer, Walnut, N. 0.
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Gannon, William, engineer (P. R. R.) 215 Winters av.
Mrs. Margaret.
Gano, Joseph, works at Vacuum, 9 Avenue B., N. O.
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Charles Stanhope.
Beatrice.
GANOUNG, FLORANCE S., sign painter, shop 250 N. Union;
res. 204 East av.
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Bruce H.
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Gardner, Alexander P., carpenter, 31 Railroad av., E. O.
Mrs. Frances.
Gardner, Amos, laborer, 312 S. Eighth.
Gardner, Charles A., works at P. R. R. shops, 329 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Mary.
John Francis.
William M.
Gardner, Edward, works for P. R. R., 312 S. Eighth.
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Mrs. Florence.
Mildred.
GARDINER, REV. J. F,. rector St. John's Roman Catholic
church 773 N. Union. N. O.
Garr, Gilbert, teamster, 1208 W. State.
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Mrs. Nora.
Catherine.
Thomas,
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John.
Mary.
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Garvey, Anna, 109 N. Ninth.
Garvey, James J.. works for P. R. R., 43 Pine, N. O.
Mrs. Sarah,
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Marie.
Garvey, John, st. car motorman, 513 N. First.
Mrs. Margaret.
Lillian.
Garvey, Thomas P., contractor, 205 S. Fourth.
Mrs. Minnie.
Leroy.
Edward Troy,
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Mrs. Frances.
Joseph.
Helen.
Irene.
Emil.
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Gaspar Ignatius, machinist, W. State, W. O., beyond limits.
Mrs. Mollie.
Amelia.
Dora.
Bertha.
Magdelena.
Katherine.
Edward.
Robert.
Caroline.
Florence.
GAULT BROS., (Lawrence C. Gault, Joseph A. Gault,) meat
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Gault, James C traveling salesman for Dold & Co., 6 First
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Mrs. Minnie E.
John C.
Glenn M.
Gault, Joseph A., (Gault Bros.) 214 N. Third.
Mrs. Isadore H. K.
Gault, Lawrence C, (Gault Bros.) 214 N, Clinton.
Mrs. Nellie.
GAULT & MORRIS, (Murray M. Gault, William R. Morris,)
proprs. Grand Central Hotel, 260 N. Union.
Gault, Murray M., (Gault & Morris,) Grand Central Hotel, 314
N. Union.
Mrs. Teresa.
Gay, Charles J., machinist, 902 Washington.
Mrs. Elidia C.
Ethel L.
Teresa M.
Laura.
Marie.
Francis K.
Albert.
Gayetty, DeLaws C, flagman (P. R. R.) 465 N. Union.
Gayetty, F. F., works for P. R. R., 465 N. Union.
Gayley, see Gailey.
Gaynor, Michael J., works for Vacuum Oil Co., 704 W. Henley.
Mrs. Ellen.
John J.
Joseph Leo.
Mary Anna.
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Harry G.
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Lena.
Lela.
Gladys.
Gayton, Mrs. Helen, 23 Garden av., E. O.
Raymond.
Geary, Floyd, motorman, 715 E. State, E. O.
Mrs. Luella.
Geary, see Gerry.
Gegan, see Geoghegan and Gagen.
Gelse, Jacob W., conductor (St. Ry.) 20 Third av., Bv.
Mrs. Rose.
Loretta.
Geise, John F., engineer (P. R. R.) 124 S. Sixth.
Mrs. Catherine.
Geise, Joseph, farmer, W. State, W. O.
Mrs. Katherine.
Bertha.
Elizabeth.
Mary.
Margaret.
Clara.
Charles.
Lewis.
Geise, Joseph, baggageman, 27 King, E. 0.
Mrs. Elizabeth.
Merwin.
Harry.
Geise, see Guise.
Gemare, Tony, wholesale fruit dealer, 108 E. Sullivan.
Gena, J. M., tailor, 223 N. Union; res. do.
Gena, Mrs. Mary, widow, 223 1-2 N. Union.
GENDRON, CHARLES E., currier, 22 Main, Bv.
GENESEE HOUSE, (William Hutchings, propr.) 125-131 Railroad av.
Genthner, Harriet G., 211 Laurens.
Genther, see Guenther.
Geoghegan, Martin, laborer, 122 S. Thirteenth.
Mrs. Theresa.
Margaret.
James.
Geoghegan, see Gagen.
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George, Albert, teamster, 505 VanCampen av.
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George, Mary, 202 Whitney av.
Georgia, Mrs. A. W., 303 N. Barry.
Alice M.
Georgia, Estella, 401 W. Henley.
Georgia, Fred B., ticket agent (Erie R. R.) 401 W. Henley.
Mrs. Carrie A.
Earle B.
Gerard, Mary, Sister of Mercy, 606 W. Sullivan.
Gerlach, Carrie M., 718 W. State.
Gerlach, Herman J., 718 W. State.
Gerlach, Mary, 718 W. State.
Gerlach, William, 718 W. State.
Germain, John, currier, Grossman av., E. O.
Mrs. Emma.
Wilfred.
Maud.
Ernest.
GERMAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH, see Zion Church.
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH, (F. C. Weidman, pastor,) 419
Laurens, cor. N. Fourth.
Germeck, John, laborer, 5 Avenue B., N. O.
Gerringer, Louise, 513 W. Sullivan.
Gerry, John J., currier, 655 E. State, E. O.
Mrs. Mary A.
John J.
Honora M.
Gesse, William A., yardmaster (P. R. R.) 615 Washington.
Mrs. Mary L.
Donald H.
Mildred R.
Getse, Stephen, works at P. R. R. shops, 17 Avenue B., N. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Getman, Charles E.. civil engineer (P. R. R.) 312 N. Third.
Geuder, George, laborer, 114 S. Seventh.
Mrs. Katherine M.
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Benhard D.. clerk.
William H.
Geuder, George J. Jr., clerk, 122 S. Third.
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GEUDER MICHAEL C, grocer, 234 N. Eighth; res. 236 N.
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Mrs. Emma.
Hilda L.
Loretta M.
Irma.
Geyer, George O., tinsmith, 128 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Helen M.
Mossie G.
Geyer, Jacob, sheet metal worker, 116 S. Fourth.
Mrs. Goldie.
Geyer, Valentine, bartender, 116 S. Fourth.
Gibbons, James, bricklayer, 710 Wayne.
Mrs. Anna.
Irene, nurse.
Gordon.
Geraldine.
GIBBS, ALBERT II., Up-to-Date Variety Store, 211 N. Union;
res. 134 N. Barry.
Mrs. Jennie E.
A. Gardnier.
GIBBS, ARTHUR, prop. Up-to-Date Variety Store, 211 N. Union.
Mrs. Eleanor D.
Lillian A.
Frank P., clerk.
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Mrs. Lillian E.
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Mrs. Margaret.
Grace A., reporter.
Gilbert, Mrs. Anna E., 18 Garden av., E. 0.
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O . J. WhittOD. P«=s &Treas
T7 Ol.EAN, N. Y.
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Gilbert, Geor e, grocer, 818 N. Union, N. 0.
Mrs. i.'argaret.
Peter.
Josephine.
Isabelle.
George.
Frank.
Helen.
Joseph.
Charles.
Gilbert, William, laborer, 124 N. Fifth.
Gill, Patrick, works at tannery, Green, N. O.
Mrs. Catherine.
Helen.
Anna, stenographer.
Margaret.
Gillette, Mrs. E. H., 130 S. Barry.
Gilligan, Dennis W., teamster, 522 1-2 W. State.
Mrs. Margaret.
Catherine J.
GILLIGAN, THOMAS, Pres. Olean Transfer Co., 113 W. Henley.
Katherine M.
GILLINGHAM, CHARLES, (Gillingham & Son, 302 N. Union,)
res. 264 1-2 N. Union.
Charles Jr. (Gillingham & Son.)
GILLINGHAM & SON, (Charles Gillingham, Charles Gillingham Jr.) building contractors and dealers in lumber and
builders' supplies, 302 N. Union; shop 110 E. Sullivan. (See
adv.)
Gilmore, Mrs. Rose, 414 Wayne.
Elizabeth, tel. op.
Gilmore, Matthew, 429 N. Ninth.
Gilray, Samuel R., second hand store, 606 W. State; res. do.
Gilson, John, laborer, 7 Spruce, N. O.
Ginter, see Guenther.
GLADYS LUMBER CO., Inc., (J. R. Droney, pres.; W. W. Weston treas.; M. G. Fitzpatrick, secy.;) offices 20-21 Exchange
Bank building.
Glaser, Charles A., carpenter (P. R. R.) W. State, W. O.
Mrs. Serphine.
William F., works for P. R. R.
Ernest, pipe flttei.
Henry.
Glass, Herman I., propr. Installment Store, 306 W. State; res do.
Mrs. Bessie.
Isadore.
Glavin, Mary, 324 N. Eighth.
Glavin, Patrick J., boilermaker, 324 N. Eighth.
W M . HORNER &~CoT,
OLEAN HOUSE BLOCK.
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F. K. DUSENBURY, Pret.
WM. E. WHEKLER, Vice-Prcs.
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D I » C T O H _ K . G DmeuBury,
J. K. Dm««b»ry,
Wm. E. Wheeler,
E. M. Johnson.
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Glavin, William, boilermaker, 324 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Ella.
Gleaaon, Mrs. Edna, 46 Front, Bv.
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Gleason, Fred L., Mgr. Carley Heater Co., 312 Laurens.
Mrs. Ella.
Gleason, Luman B., carpenter, 147 Railroad av., E. 0 .
Mrs. Samantha C.
Alvin L., farmer.
Globe Hotel, (John E. Donohue, prop.,) 712 Wayne.
Globe Restaurant, 317 N. Union.
Godden, Charles A., traveling man, 1312 Washington.
Mrs. Anna.
Harold.
Clara.
Godden, John H., miller, 14 First av., Bv.
Mrs. Frances A.
Walter F., deliveryman.
Florence B.
Marguerite.
Godfrey, F r a n k N., farmer, Pleasant Valley.
Mrs. Amelia.
Ruth V.
GODFREY, I. M., prop, livery and feed stable, 162 N. Union;
res. 46 Front, Bv.
Mrs. Maud E.
Mabel E.
Lee E.
Theodore N.
Kenneth.
Godfrey, Orrin W., farmer, 81 Main, Bv.
Mrs. Jennie E.
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Mrs. Anna E.
Lucy M.
Margaret E.
Goff, see Gough.
Gold, George, works at P. R. R. shops, 435 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Minnie.
Gold, John, works at P. R. R. shops. 535 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Johanna.
John C.
Joseph C.
Rose A.
Lewis P.
Anthony A.
Francis L.
Copies of thisÔirectnry can be obtained
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Mrs. Catherine.
Edward A., glassworker.
Elizabeth H.
Sarah M.
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Golden, Charles E., prop, general store, 608 W. State, res. do.
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Goldrich Sarah, waitress, Grand Central Hotel.
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Good, Frank, brakeman (P. R. R.) 513 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Fannie.
Good, James, flagman (P. R. R.) 323 N. Seventh.
Good, Joseph, brakeman (P. R. R.) 323 N. Seventh.
Goodell, Mrs. Clarinda A., 418 Laurens.
Goodrich, Alexander L., 18 Center, Bv.
Mrs. Julia A.
Goodrich, Jesse J., blacksmith, 471 N. Union; res. 1 Crown, E. O.
Mrs. Carrie M.
Leo C.
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Goodrich, William G., oil operator, 715 E. State.
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Gorecki. Jacob, tanner, 1014 N. Union.
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Goshgarien, Mrs. Rose, widow, 124 Whitney av.
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Gough, Peter, works at tannery, bds. 922 N. Union, N. O.
Gould, Allen, engineer (P. R. R.) 113 Coleman.
Gould, Emmett M., carpenter (P. R. R.) 8 Genesee, Bv.
Mrs. Minnie.
Florence H.
Gould, James M., farmer, 138 S. Second.
Lucie L., teacher.
Leona E., teacher.
Gould, Nathaniel, farmer, Haskell rd., E. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Mary.
Gould, Roy, barber, 511 W. State.
Mrs. Mary.
Lennon.
Gould, see Gold.
Gowen, William, laborer, 639 E. State, E. O.
Grady, Alice, lives at Stafford's, Buffalo, W. O.
Grady, Mrs. Bridget, 110 1-2 Wayne.
Grady, Edward, works at Vacuum, Moore's av., N. O.
Mrs.
Grady, James, lives at Stafford's, Buffalo, W. O.
GRAHAM, F. T. CO., (F. T. Graham, pres.; E. A. Graham, sec.)
dry goods and millinery, 121 N. Union.
Graham, Frederick Todd, (F. T. Graham & Co.) 121 N. Union;
res. 216 N. First.
Mrs. Edna A.
Graham, Samuel G., boilermaker, 129 S. Eleventh.
Mrs. Nettie M.
William L.
Anna A.
Lillian N.
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MORRIS AND T3.N CAMPEN'S
Graves, Mrs. Maria E., 238 N. Third.
T. Ashley.
Frank W.
Gray, Mrs. B. A., 311 N. Seventh.
Fannie.
Gray, Frank, works in tannery, Long House, S. Fifteenth, W. O.
Mrs. Anna.
Roy.
Ruth.
Bernard.
James.
Gray, Frank, farmer, Windfall rd., Bv.
Mrs. Jessie.
Arnold.
Sanford.
Infant.
Gray, Henry C , works at P. R. R. shops, 710 Washington.
GRAY, JOHN G., Pres. Gray Chemical Co., Port Allegany, 311
N. Fourth.
Mrs. Sarah.
Gray, Mrs. Mary, 211 N. Fourth.
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GREEK AMERICAN FRUIT CO., (George Nickels, Gust Nickels,) fruits, candies, etc., I l l N. Union.
Green, Alfred H., mason, 106 E. Green.
Jennie M.
Harry H.
Laura May.
Green, Charles J., carpenter, 137 N. Ninth.
Mrs. Catherine.
Margaret L.
Green, Charles W., lumber dealer, Olean House.
Mrs. Mary.
Green, Mrs. Cornelia E., 214 N. Fourth.
Green Emmett E., carpenter, 9 Pond, E. O.
Mrs. Kate D.
Artemus E.
Harvey.
Green, George W.. traveling salesman, 312 N. Fifth.
Mrs. Nellie M.
Robert B.
Green, Mrs. Jane, nurse, 301 Coleman.
Green, Mrs. Lucy, 24 Hoop, E. O.
Green, Mrs. Mary, back Hinsclale rd., N. O.
Green, Porter, teamster, 315 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Nellie.
Green, Mrs. Sarah C , 9 Pond, E. O.
Wilbert.
Kreidter Bros.
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Greenan, Thomas F., engineer (P. R. R j 134 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Elizabeth R.
Cecelia C.
Greenfield, Mrs. Rena, 25 Railroad av., E. 0.
Rosella.
Esther J.
GREENMAN, SANFORD G., Asst. Supt. Metropolitan Life In3.
Co., office 143 1-2 N. Union; res. 107 S. Clinton.
Mrs. Emma J.
Ethel May.
Parker E.
Greenwood, George E., laborer, 328 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Edith B.
George E. Jr.
Greer, P. John, sta. engineer, 34 River, N. 0.
Gregory. Dominick (Tom) laborer, 604 N. First.
Mrs. Anna.
Mary.
Joseph.
Russel.
Grey, Charles E., farmer, Windfall rd., Bv.
Mrs. Lida.
Edith.
Leslie.
Edwin.
Ernest.
Grey, see Gray.
GRIFFIN BLOCK, (Italo-American Fruit Co., props.,) 463 N.
Union.
Griffin, Mrs. Celia L., widow, 168 1-2 N. Union.
Griffin, Cornelius C, dealer in washing machines, 134 N.
Twelfth.
Mrs. Elizabeth.
Griffin, James, works at pump station, 15 Griffin, E. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Margaret.
Thomas.
Richard.
Gerald.
Raymond.
Griffin, Jebez E.. fireman, 78 Bishop, E. 0.
Mrs. Margaret.
Griffin, Mrs. Josephine, widow, 725 E. State, E. 0.
Helen A., clerk.
Kathryne R., clerk.
Marie I.
Josephine I., milliner.
T. Elizabeth.
Griffin, Lewis D., switchman (P. R. R.) 168 1-2 N. Union.
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Griffin, "nilip, contractor, 106 Coleman.
Jane.
Griffith, Miss Margaret, music teacher, 127 N. Barry.
Griffiths, Reese, works at tannery, 11 Pierce av., W. 0.
Mrs. Pearl.
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Grigg, Alice M., Asst. Supt. OTean Hospital, 519 N. First.
GRINARD, WALTER A., (George Smith & Co., repairers,) 111
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Gross, George, machinist (P. R. R.) 613 Washington.
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j= !5 Grossman, Benjamin,- bill distributor, 233 1-2 N. Union.
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Grossman, Josephine, 26 Grossman Block, 241 N. Union.
Grossman, Mary, 26 Grossman Block, 241 N. Union.
Grover, Chester A., car inspector (P. R. R.) 31 Pine, N. O.
Mrs. Edna.
Grummel, see t r a m m e l .
Grundy, Mrs. Ellen, widow, 37 River, IN. O.
James, laborer.
John, laborer.
Eliza.
Peter, boilermaker.
Guardiani. Emilio, 451 N. Union.
Guay, Mrs. Mary E., 1312 Reed.
Joseph D.
John W.
Henry.
George W.
Mary E.
Oney D.
Mildred.
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Guenther, Fred, engineer (P. R. R.) 109 Coleman.
Mrs. Mary.
Harry.
Florence.
Guenther, see Genthner.
Guerin, Charles M., 30 Third av., Bv.
Guerin, H. Edward, fireman (P. R. R.) 30 Third av., Bv.
Mrs. Florence.
Guess, see Gesse.
Guile, Othello P., machinist, 128 W. Green.
Mrs. Mary B.
M. Blanche.
Jessie May.
Lloyd A.
Guise, Frances, millinery, 38 Front, Bv.
Guise, see Geise.
Guloka, Kashmere, laborer, 20 Oak, N. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Gusta.
Julia.
John.
Gumlock, Mrs. Anna, Avenue B., N. O.
Mary.
Michael, works at glass factory.
Gumlock, Mary, domestic, 309 N. First.
Haas, Jacob, mason, 113 N. Tenth.
Mrs. Catherine.
Haas, William, works for P. R. R., 1208 Washington.
Mrs. Bertha.
Magdelini.
Harry. Haase, August, machinist, 1103 Irving.
Mrs. Augusta.
Joseph.
Hadley, Oliver N., farmer, Railroad av., B. 0.
Floyd.
Newton.
George.
Hagadorn, Henry D., oil producer, 308 E. State.
Mrs. Ella L.
Leland J.
Marian J.
Hagan, John, foreman, bds. 103 N. Union.
Hagan House, (Richard J. Crowe, prop.,) 612 N. Union.
Mrs. Nora.
Clair D.
Hagman, Carrie, domestic, 305 N. Clinton.
Hahn, Conrad, carpenter, 133 N. Tenth.
Mrs. Matilda.
Annie.
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Mrs. Eva.
Halm, Mrs. Julia, 116 N. Sixth.
Haight, Bert, conductor (P. R. R.) 520 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Grace M.
Haight, William J., carpenter, 136 N. Ninth.
Mrs. Alice.
Oliver L.
Halbran, Jules, book-keeper (P. R. R.) 313 N. Clinton.
Mrs. Harriet N.
Honore P.
Gertrude.
Hale, Frank, liveryman, (E. State, E. O.) res, 8-9 Grossman
block, 241 N. Union.
Mrs. Kate.
Haley, Henry J., machinist, 8 Green, N. O.
Mrs. Victoria.
Henry.
Roscoe.
Margaret.
Paul.
Clara.
Ray.
Sally.
Robert.
Haley, James, student, W. State, W. O., beyond limits.
Hall, Andrew J., works at P. R. R. shops, 519 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Fannie.
W. Howard.
Anna L.
HALL, REV. CHARLES M., (pastor First M. E. church,) 203
N. Fourth.
Mrs. Abbie.
Elizabeth.
Hall, Daniel, 11 Plum, E. 0.
Mrs. Catherine.
Hall, Fred L., carpenter (P. R. R.) 19 Center, Bv.
Mrs. Emma.
Gladys.
Hall, Georg-e E., tanner, 27 Main, Bv.
Mrs. Nancy M.
Mary B.
Hall, Homer, farmer, Windfall rd., Bv.
Mrs. Jennie.
Esther.
Hattie.
Ruby.
Hall, Izdray, works for P. R. R., 30 Third av., Bv.
Mrs. Minnie.
FITCH & RAMSEV
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The A* Weston Lumber Co*,
Manufacturers & Dealers f TTMDCD Lath and Shingles, Doors,
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Halliday, Edward F., telegrapher, 94 River, N. O.
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John, laborer.
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William, inspector (P. R. R.)
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Hannon, Mrs. Mary, 218 S. Fifth.
Hannon, William F., foreman pipe line, 1310 W. Sullivan.
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Hanson, Mrs. Florence C, teacher, 710 W. Sullivan.
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Hanson, Peter, car repairer (P. R. R.) 1008 Buffalo.
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Hanson, William, works for bottling works, 1016 Irving.
Happel, Alexander, tailor, 609 Irving.
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Hardy, Burton P., electrical engineer, 70 Bishop, E. O.
Mrs. Hettie.
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Harkins, H. C, mason, 702 W. Sullivan.
Harle, John, machinist, 114 Wayne.
Mrs. Minnie.
Laura.
Harkness, Lee, farmer, back Hinsdale rd., N. O.
Harmon, James 615 W. Henley.
Harrington, Dennis, laborer, 32 Washington, N. O.
Mrs. Johanna.
Katherine, music teacher.
Anna, book-keeper.
Harrington, James, works at Vacuum, 30 Homer, N. O.
Mrs. Julia.
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Harrington, Kate, domestic, 130 N. Barry.
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Mindel R.
Theadora B.
Harris, Joseph E., junk dealer, 214 W. Green.
Mrs. Dora Lena.
Samuel J., clerk.
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Leo.
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HARRIS, MYER, pawnbroker and clothier, 246 N. Union; res.
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Mrs. Esther.
Morris J.
Anna.
Harry.
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Harrison, Abram M., junk dealer, 712 W. Green,
Mrs. Sophrona.
Leroy W., wood worker.
Delbert A.
Harrison, Andrew E., storekeeper (P. R. R.) 507 VanCampen av.
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Hartz, Mrs. Fanny, Oak, N. 0.
HARTZ, JOSEPH M., (Davis, Nenno & Hartz,) res. 1005 W. Sullivan.
Hartz, Mrs. Theresa, widow, 1005 W. Sullivan.
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Hartz, William, butcher, res. 1005 W. Sullivan.
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Hartzfelt, Jacob A., oil producer, 129 N. Second.
Mrs. Anna L.
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Hayden, John P., decorator, 704 E. State, E. 0.
Mrs. Alice.
Hayed, Clair, student, 907 Irving.
Hayes, George, laborer, 1415 W. State.
Mrs. Alvina.
Hayes, James, currier, SOI W. Henley.
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Healy, Michael, works at P. R. R. shops, 518 N. Seventh.
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Hearn, Joseph P., photographer, 1114 W. State.
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Hearons, Anna A., pharmacist, 408 Irving.
Hearons, James, 408 Irving.
Hearons, Thomas, 408 Irving.
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Heathcock, Jerome, laborer, 39 Railroad av., E t 0.
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Helmer, Mrs. Ada, 1305 W. Sullivan.
Helwic, Alfred, barber, 719 W. State; res. 1006 W. State.
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Helwig, Harry, liveryman, 1013 Washington.
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Hennessy, James J., boilermaker (P. R. R.) 1217 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Katherine E.
J. Harrigan.
Hennessy, Martin J., book-keeper, 131 Fulton.
Mrs. Teresa A.
Fennessy, Miss Nora, E. State, E. O.
HENNINGER, D. S.. photographer, 150 N. Union.
Mrs. M. Pearl.
Marguerite.
Earl C.
Lyle D.
Kreidter Bros.
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Edward J., glassworker.
Joseph.
Henry, Charles, advertiser, Railroad av., E. 0.
Mrs. Arvilla.
Henry, Carrie E., principal Junior High school, res. 312 N.
Third.
Henry, Ward, printer, 205 1-2 N. Clinton.
Henshaw, Burnam, works at P. R. R. shops, bds. 336 N. Tenth.
Heredia, George D., promoter, 182 1-2 N. Union.
Hermann, Mrs. Christine, 1320 W. State.
Hernbloon, Carl, tanner, 418 N. Tenth.
Mrs. Ida.
Julia.
Harry.
Edward.
Ella.
Agnes.
Theodore.
Infant.
Herney, Lena, 1301 W. Sullivan.
Herold, John B., stonemason, 125 S. Seventh.
Mrs. Eva C.
Albert C. elevator boy.
Otto C, laborer.
John B.
Edward L.
George J.
Herrick, Frank M., glassworker, 122 N. Third.
Mrs. Grace.
Herrick, Helen W., 222 S. Ninth.
HERRON, DANA R., propr. green houses, W. State, W. O.
Mrs. Genevieve.
Forrest.
Helen.
Leslie.
Grace.
Herron, Frank W., book-keeper, 666 E. State, E. O.
Mrs. Minnie.
Donald W.
Selden C.
Herron, Michael, porter, 21 Center, Bv.
Mrs. Margaret.
Edward.
Howard.
Alden.
Herron, see Hearons.
Herse, Robert, carpenter, 106 N. Third.
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Hess, Evert, 607 W. Green.
Hess, Rolie, 607 W. Green.
HEWITT, W. IRVING, physician and surgeon, 204 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Anna E.
Heysel, P. J., granite cutter, 1208 Reed.
Mrs. Jennie.
Harry.
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HIBBARD, DE VERE M., physician and surgeon, 128 S. Onion.
Mrs. Mary E.
Hickey, Patrick, 54 Oak, N. O.
Mrs. Anna.
John.
Eugene.
James.
Catherine.
Hickey, Robert, pipe fitter, 532 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Ellen.
William J., plumber.
Robert M. Jr., plumber.
Annie, tel. op.
HICKS DR. J. S., propr. drug store, 313 N. Union; res. Allegany.
Higby, John W., farmer, W. River rd., S. O.
Mrs. Minnie.
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Higby, William L., fireman, 1116 W. Henley.
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HIGGINS, FRANK W., western timber and mineral lands; governor State of New York, office 303 Masonic Temple; res. 128
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Mrs. Kate C.
Josephine B.
F. Harrison.
HIGGINS. F. W. & CO., grocers, 120 N. Union, (Charles W.
Smith, M?r.;) 925-927 Buffalo, (James E. Longnecker, Mgr.;)
701 E. State. E. O.. (John Seivert. Mgr.:) 1101-1103 N. Union,
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H I G G I N S , O. T. & SON, ( b r a n c h of F . W . H i g g i n s & Co., Union
St., g r o c e r s , (D. W . Seeley, Mgr.,) 1101-1103 N . U n i o n , N . O.
High School, Olean, between N. Third and N. Fourth.
Hildreth, James, helper, bds. 1125 N. Union, N. O.
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Hill, Charles, boilermaker, 615 W. State.
Mrs. May.
Edward.
Hill, Charles E., works for Acme Mills, 27 Grossman block, 241
N. Union.
Mrs. Mary.
Hill, Clarence, works for Luther Mfg. Co., 422 N. First.
Mrs.
Hill, Frank, saloon, 915 E. State, E. 0.
Mrs. Mabel.
Nellie.
Loren.
Hill, Henry J., laborer, 315 S. Fifth.
Mrs. Gertrude.
Frederick.
Hill, Mrs. Mary, 115 S. Thirteenth.
Jennie.
Emma.
Hill, Mrs. Sarah A., widow, 607 Irving.
Hill, TTilliam B., cashier (P. R. R.) 723 E. State, E. O.
Mrs. Frances.
John A., clerk (P. R. R.)
Henry H.
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Mrs. Nellie J.
Edith J.
Roswell.
Russell E.
Mildred E.
Hills, Fred M., grocery clerk, 912 W. State.
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Oakford D., moulder.
Elizabeth I., dressmaker.
Francis T., glassworker.
Hillyer, Charles, 321 Tompkins.
Hinds, Mrs. Margaret, 44 Pine, N. 0.
Floyd, laborer.
Hinkle, Mrs. Mary, widow, 333 N. Sixth.
Hinton, Mrs. Emma, widow, 133 S. Barry.
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Hirliman, Alfonso, works at P. R. R. shops, 1028 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Margaret.
Christina.
Alfonso.
Hirliman, August, car repairer, (P. R. R.) 1213 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Hattie.
Alice.
Magdelena.
Theresa.
Lewis.
Edna.
Hirlimann, John, works at P. R. R. shops, 119 S. Eighth.
Mrs. Anna.
William.
Hirsch, see Harsch.
Hise, Alfred, works for P. R. R., 130 S. Eighth.
Hitchcox, Mary M., teacher Olean public schools. For address
Hitchcock, Arthur, bell boy, Olean House.
Hoadley, Arthur L., traveling salesman, 604 W. Henley.
Mrs. Gertrude E.
Hoagland, Guy M., asst. supt, of Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co., 116 N. Barry.
Mrs. May.
Onnolee.
Hobbs, Freman, laborer, 607 W. Green.
Mrs. Estella.
Hodges, Mrs. Bertha L., 305 N. Thirteenth.
Marshall J.
Howard.
Hodges, Miss Carrie L., 213 S. Fourth.
Clara M.^ book-keeper.
Hodges, Charles, plasterer, 120 S. Eighth.
Hodges, John M., laborer, rear of 23 Garden av., E. O.
Mrs. Julia.
William.
Jacob.
Hodges, Lorenzo E., painter and paperhanger, 125 N. Eighth.
Mrs. MaryÊ.
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Mrs. Bessie.
Hodson, Mrs. Clara, 246 S. Barry.
Wilbur A.
FITCH & RAMSEY.
City Building.
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Hoffman, August, works in tannery, 113 Railroad av., E. 0.
Mrs. Katherine.
Augusta.
Annie.
Louis.
Albert.
Hoffman, Charles P., glassworker, 227 N. Fifth.
Mrs. Lucy.
Florence.
Loretta.
HOFFMAN, FRANK, prop, bakery, 1120 W. State.
Mrs. Ida.
Peter.
Hoffman, John, car repairer (P. R. R.) McCann Hollow, S. O.
Mrs. Anna.
Jennie.
Martha.
Mary.
Teresa.
Helen.
Hoffmire, Antone, farmer, W. State, W. O., beyond limits.
Mrs. Tillie.
Helen.
Hoffmire, George, laborer, Goodrich av., E. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Minnie.
Sarah.
Evan.
Hoffmire, Mrs. Theresa, widow, W. State, W. 0., beyond limits.
Hogan, David, oil producer, 224 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Ellen S.
Nellie.
Catherine L.
Lucy A.
Margaret E.
Hogan, John David, pumper, 224 N. Fourth.
Hogan, Mrs. Margaret, 108 N. Sixth.
John J.
Hogan, William Andrew, driller, 224 N. Fourth.
Holcomb, Mrs. Caroline, 140 Railroad av., E. O.
Holcomb, Charles C, roller, 143 Railroad av., E. O.
Mrs. Lillian.
Holcomb, Waldo A., tanner, 140 Railroad av., E. O.
Mrs. Catherine.
Doris I.
Donovan W.
Holden, Alice H., teacher Olean public schools. For address,
Holden, Edward, works for P. R. R., 902 N. Union, N. O.
Mrs. Mary.
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Mrs. Catherine.
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William.
Holland, Mabel, 312 Wayne.
Holland, William, 312 Wayne.
Hollander. Wolfgang, farmer, 95 Railroad av., B. O.
Mrs. Margaret.
Frank, freight handler (P. R. R.)
Dan, freight handler (P. R. R.)
Holleran, Margaret, domestic, 123 N. First.
Holleran, Daniel W., fireman (Vacuum) 41 Johnston, N. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Edmund J.
Lena M.
Teresa M.
William J.
Holliday, Miranda, Alder, E. O.
Holliday, Samuel, laTJorer, Alder, E. O.
Holliday, William W. Jr., carpenter, (P. R. R.) 38 Front, Bv.
Mrs. Mabel F.
Carolyn.
D. Alton.
Hollis, Ed. C, electrician, bds. 219 W. State.
Holly, Glen, student, S. Union, S. 0.
Holly, Lewis, farmer, S. Union, S. O.
Rennie.
Lavina.
Glen.
Holmes, Earle D., book-keeper, 216 S. Fifth.
Mrs. Florence M.
Dorothy L.
Holmes, Elba D., carpenter, 1214 Irving.
Mrs. Catherine L.
Holmes, Mark M., book-keeper, 203 N. Clinton.
Mrs. Jessie L.
Holmes, Willis, laborer, 30 Third av., Bv.
Holmes, Mrs. N. L., 30 Third av., Bv.
Holmes, Robert M., clerk (P. R. R.) 52G N. Fifth,
Mrs. Anna.
Holobok, Michael, laborer, 47 Bishop, E. O.
Mrs. Kate.
Olga.
Bessie.
Homer, Eugene A., 3lir> Laurens.
Mrs. Anna.
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Homer, James M'., paving contractor, 310 N. First.
Mrs. Hattie D.
Helen E.
Sarah.
Homer, V\'illiam A., engineer (P. R. R.) 612 Washington.
Mrs. Lavanchia.
Hooker, George 'V . supt. Vacuum Oil Co., 218 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Fannie L.
Hele-n D.
Douglas L.
Hooper, Mrs L. C. 27 Second av., Ev.
Hoover, Joseph, farmer, 223 N. Thirteenth.
Mrs. Margaret.
Charles.
Silas.
Hopkins, Louis, works for Simms & Co., 1403 W. State.
Mrs. Sadie.
Horan, Mrs Carrie M., 1125 W. Henley.
J. Walter, inspector (P. R. R.)
Earl C, book-keeper.
Harry K.
Charles W.
John P.
Horn, Timothy, tanner, 114 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Mary A.
Gertrude.
Gerald.
Lawrence.
Francis J.
Cathleen.
Hornbeclv. Mrs. Jennie R., 509 Irving.
Irene.
Earl.
Hornbloom, see Hernbloom.
Home, John, currier, 1217 1-2 W. State.
Mrs. Elizabeth.
HORNER, WILLIAM & CO., (Wm. Horner. E. R. Baker,) clothiers, gent's furnishers and merchant tailors, 136-138 N. Union.
Horner, William, (Wm. Horner & Co., 136-138 N. Union,) res.
219 N. Third.
Mrs. Mary E.
Hornish, John L., laborer, 312 S. Third.
Mrs. Myrtie E.
Frankie May.
Lillian Katherine.
Hornung, Charles, butcher, 132 N. Tenth.
Mrs. Katherine.
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Bruce G.
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Horton, George S., mason, bds. 114 N. Twelfth.
Horton, Stephen, sta. engineer, 34 King, E. 0.
Mrs. Sophia.
Ruth.
Claude.
Hosey, Mrs. Ann, 126 S. Second.
Hosey, Mrs. C. J., 126 S. Second.
Ola B.
Walter S.
Hotchkiss, Charles H., janitor, 50 Pine, N. 0.
Mrs. Mary.
Hotchkiss, George W., painter, 113 Coleman.
Albie, wood worker.
Hotchkiss, Mrs. J. L., 113 Coleman.
Hotchkiss, Milton V., timekeeper (P. R. R.) 113 S. Tenth.
Mrs. Amelia S.
Eva B.
Lee M.
HOTEL IMPERIAL, 102-106 S. Union, (Wm. Hutchings, prop.)
Houghton, John W., mail carrier, 212 S. Clinton.
Mrs. Ella.
Joseph V., clerk.
Bessie.
Gertrude.
Eleanor.
Loretta.
John.
House, William M., laborer, 121 N. Twelfth.
Mrs. Mary M.
Charles R., glassworker.
Anna M.
House, see Hause and Haws.
Houser, J. S., brakeman, 324 N. Eighth.
Houseman, James C, tanner, 24 Third av., Bv.
Mrs. Sarah.
Gladys.
Housey, Charles, 322 N. First.
Housknecht, Ed., works at P. R. R. shops, bds. 117 N. Eleventh.
Housknecht, Herman R., works at P. R. R. shops, 802 Reed.
Mrs. Martha E.
Dora M.
Ida E.
Fred R.
Lena K.
Edna B.
Bertha G.
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Hout, see Howt.
Hovey, Mrs. Augusta L., widow, 131 S. Barry.
Grace B.
Daua W.
George L. Jr.
Howard, Arthur J., linotype operator, 402 1-2 W. State.
Mrs. Belle.
Howard, John E., tanner, 19 Pierce av., W. 0.
Mrs. Nellie M.
Howard, Mabel, 23 River, N. O.
Howd, John M., works for P. R. R., 528 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Mary.
Isabelle.
Charlotte.
William,, clerk.
John.
Howe, Al, W. State, W. 0.
Howe, C. H., gardener, Grossman av., E. O.
Anna.
Howe, Jerry, sexton cemetery, 115 W. Green.
Mrs. Johanna.
Howe, Owen, foreman, 313 Coleman.
Mrs. Rose.
Elsie.
Walter K.
Howe, Sophia A., 219 S. Second.
Howe, William, gas fitter, bds. 1125 N. Union, N. O.
Howell, William, works at P. R. R. shops, 108 Coleman.
Mrs. Delia.
Frank.
Howlett, Prank D., printer, foreman Herald, 1102 Washington.
Mrs. Lizzie J.
Nina I.
Grayle W.
Vernon D.
Howt, James, fireman (P. R. R.) 311 Jay.
Howt, see Hout.
Hoyt, Harvey, 3 Pond, E. O.
Mrs. Nancy.
Hubbard, Charles S., farmer, 32 Queen, E. O.
Mrs. Luella.
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Mrs: Ethel.
Florence.
Leola.
Hubbard, William J., engineer (P. R. R.) 904 Washington.
Mrs. Sadie.
Odessa.
Grace.
Lucille.
Esther.
Hubbell, Emma E., 2G Main, Bv.
Hubbell, Horace C, teamster, 19 Third av., Bv.
Mrs. Lizzie.
Hubbell, Wesley A., clerk (Hotel Imperial) 230 N. Third.
Mrs. Bertha.
Ostrom.
Huber, Margaret, 413 S. Third.
Hubour, Michael, 2:!2 S. Clinton.
Hudson, Frank B., attorney, (sec. for J. W. & W. F. Coast,
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Dorothy G.
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Huff, Augustus, conductor (P., S. & N. R. R.) 107 S. Seventh.
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Huff, E. F., works for P. R. R., bds. Genesee House.
Huff, Edward R., machinist, 241 Adams.
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Hughes, James H., oil producer, 112 AY. Green.
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Hughes, Joboh F., moulder, 814 N. Union, N. 0.
Mrs. i._irg,arei R.
Verna.
Marshal.
Mary.
Hughes, Mrs. Mary, 108 N. Sixth.
Kittie.
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Margaret.
Anna.
Dorothy.
James.
Teresa.
HUGHES & PITCHER, (Silas A. Hughes, John A. Pitcher,)
barber shop, 2:;7 N. Union.
HUGHES, SILAS A., (Hughes & Pitcher, 2:57 N. Union; res.
426 N. First.
Mrs. Meda.
Dorothy.
Esther.
Humes, Grace E., teacher, 234 N. Third.
Humes, Robert, laborer, 2:j4 N. Third.
Humphrey, Fred B.. 226 N. Second.
Mrs. Janet B.
Grace B.
Humphrey, James M., engineer at Vacuum, 136 N. Third.
Mrs. Agnes M.
Hunt, A. V., agent for N. Y. Mutual Life Ins. Co., 207 S. Union.
Mrs. Florence A.
Hunt, Bert L., book-keeper, 418 W. Henley.
Hunt, Ernest A., book-keeper, 127 N. Second.
Mrs. Bertha M.
Hunt, Mrs. Martha A., 124 S. Second.
Hunt, Mrs. Mary Helen, 217 N. Fifth.
Jessie S., secretary B. U. Taylor Co.
Hurd, Otis, carpenter, E. River rd., S. 0.
Mrs. Blanche.
Bessie P.
Hurd, William H., engineer (Erie R. R.) 118 S. Second.
Mrs. Floretta E.
John M.
Hurlburt, Jerome, 52 Orchard av., E. 0.
Hurley, Jeremiah M., engineer, 87 Water, N. O.
Mrs. Nora.
Mary.
Elinore.
Hurley, Timothy, teamster, 6 Elm, N. 0.
Mrs. Mary.
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Huselstein, Frank, sexton, 118 W. Henley.
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Mrs. Mary.
Rose.
Mary.
Charlie.
Joseph.
Samuel.
Henry.
Huson, Joseph A., clerk (P. R. R.) 1017 Buffalo.
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Anna E.
HUTCHINGS, WILLIAM, (prop. Hotel Imperial,) 104 N. Union.
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William P., machinist.
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Ineich, Albert, 140 N. Twelfth.
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Ineich, Nicholas, works at P. R. R. shop, 140 N. Twelfth.
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Emma.
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Ingalls, Mrs. Annie E., 633 E. State, E. 0.
Ingalls, Mrs. Elizabeth, 7 Pierce av., W. 0.
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John A.
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Ingalls, Orson L., hostler, 19 Main, N. 0., (Bv.)
Mrs. Minnie.
Gladys.
Francis.
Dexter.
Mildred.
Donald.
Ingalls, Oscar H., night watchman, 309 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Sarah A.
Irish, Mrs. Ida M., widow, 94 Garden av., E. 0.
Irish, N. W., gardener, 94 Garden av., B. 0.
Isaac, Thomas, 119 Irving.
Lewis.
ISAACSON, PETER, saloon, 118 W. State.
Mrs. Mary.
Fred.
Harry.
Charlie.
Victor.
Isaman, DeVere, works at Vacuum, 437 N. Ninth.
Mrs. Mary.
Isenburgh, Harry, student, 212 W. State.
Italo-American Cafe, (Capozzi & Lombardy, proprs.,) 445 N.
Union.
ITALO-AMERICAN FRUIT CO., (L. A. Mazza, A. G. Questa,)
fruits and confectionery, 231 N. Union; branch store, (John
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Ivers, Minnie, 28 First av., Bv.
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Jackson, C. Frank, laborer, 513 W. Green.
Mrs. Louise.
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Jackson. Fred W. S., insurance agent, 806 Buffalo.
Mr.s Emma N.
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Margret F.
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Jackson, Milroy, 12G Fulton.
Mrs. Anna E.
Jacobs, Roy B., barber, 166 1-2 N. Union.
Mrs. Florence B.
Bernice Marie.
Jacobson, George, machinist, 433 N. Ninth.
Mrs. Selma.
Jacquette, William H., engineer (P. R. R.) 443 N. First.
Mrs. Matilda M.
Francis J., machinist (P. R. R.)
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Fred, butcher, 1020 N. Union, N. 0.
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Mrs. Alice J., widow, 411 E. State.
Sophia E.
George W., carpenter, 1213 Washington.
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J. F. Tohnson.
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Jobe, George, laborer (P. R. R.) 36 Garden av., h,. O.
Mrs. Laura.
Jennie.
Jocelyn, see Joslin.
John, L., fruit store, 489 N. Union; res. 481 1-2 N. Union.
Mrs. Chamea.
Johnson, Albert, 23 Garden av., B. O.
Johnson, Albert F., engineer (P. R. R.) 510 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Augusta.
Marie B.
Johnson, Andrew, currier, 1072 E. State, B. O.
Mrs. Nellie.
Helen.
Christine.
Johnson, Mrs. Anna, 302 S. Eighth.
Johnson, Arthur A., foreman (P. R. R.) 903 Buffalo.
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Lee A.
Grace M.
Bessie F.
Vernon G.
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Mrs. Anna.
Beda.
Annette.
Elsa.
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Johnson, Bernard, works for "Vacuum Oil Co., 113 S. Seventh.
Mrs. Augusta.
Carl.
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Johnson, Charles, glassworker, W. State, W. O.
Mrs. Jennie.
Helga.
Sai'ah.
Arthur.
Elmer.
Harold.
Mildred.
Johnson, David, works at P. R. R. shops, 247 Spruce, N. O.
Mrs. Tothilla.
Frank.
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Kreidter Bros.
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JOHNSON, ELISHA M., oil producer and propr. Acme Mills,
118 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Harriet.
E. Martin.
Louise.
Johnson, Ethel, student, 607 Irving.
Johnson, Eugene, laborer, Queen, E. 0.
Mrs. Prances.
Johnson, Mrs. Prances, 350 East av.
Johnson, Frank, engineer, 215 N. Sixth.
Marie J.
Howard R.
Gertrude.
JOHNSON, PRED H., florist, 313 Whitney av.
Mrs. S. Isabella.
Johnson, Godfrey, tanner, 1072 B. State, E. O.
Johnson, Henry, barber, 461 N. Union.
Mrs. Martha.
Johnson, James F., real estate dealer, 117 -Hamilton.
Mrs. Mary A.
Johnson, James J., car repairer (P. R. R.) West State, W. 0.
Mrs. Sarah.
JOHNSON, JAMES M., prop, shoe store 188 N. Union, res. 401
E. State.
Mrs. Anna G.
Agnes.
Mildred G.
James M. Jr.
Louise.
Johnson, John* laborer, Pond, near cor. Railroad av., E. O.
JOHNSON, JOHN A., mgr. Keystone Gas Co., 314 N. Second.
Mrs. Gertrude.
John.
Johnson, John A., tailor, 116 N. Third.
Mrs. Emanda.
E^hel E., stenographer.
Pearl S.
John Berlin.
Cecil V.
Olga G.
Johnson, John W., engineer (P. R. R.) 318 N. Ninth.
Mrs. May.
Johnson, Mrs. Josephine, widow, 617 W. Green.
Johnson, Josephine, 410 W. State.
Johnson, J. E., clerk, 214 N. Third.
JOHNSON, LOUIS A., railway mail clerk, Crown, E. O.
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Johnson, Mary, works at Union House, 405 N. Union.
Johnson, Mrs. Mary E., 219 S. Union.
Johnson, Melvin, drayman, 23 Railroad av., E. O.
Mrs. Carrie.
Grant.
Sidney.
Gladys.
Johnson, Michael, policeman, 206 Coleman.
Mrs. Ellen.
Michael.
Catherine.
May.
Johnson, Mrs. Minnie, widow, 23 Garden av., E. O.
Johnson. Peter, laborer, 82 Clark, E. O.
Mrs. Anna.
Oscar V.
Johnson, Samuel, farmer, 327 S. Barry.
Mrs. Halma.
Charles F.
Johnson, Samuel E., painter, 529 1-2 N. Union.
Mrs. Mabel R.
William E.
George K.
Johnson, Walter, fireman (P. R. R.) 1003 Washington.
Mrs. Elsie N.
Marion A.
Jonak, John, propr. grocery store, 64 Pine, N. O.
Mrs. Victoria.
Mary.
Jones, Adelbert, driver, 259 N. Union.
Mrs. Marguerite.
Jones, Albert, laborer, 140 Adams.
Jones, Mrs. Alice, 221 Adams.
Jones, Mrs. Amy, widow, 140 Adams.
Margaret.
Jones, Charles S., painter and paperhanger, 221 Adams.
Mrs. Amy M.
Rhea Irene.
Aileen M.
Jones, David T., engineer (P. R. R.) 602 Washington.
Mrs. Mary E.
Jones, Mrs. Hattie A. (Mrs. Edward,) widow 326 Tompkins.
Albert T.
Nina M.
Jones, Herman, mason, 140 Adams.
Jones, Mrs. Nellie, restaurant, 319 N. Union.
Jones, Newton I., salesman, 31:' 1-2 N. Union.
Mrs. Anna M.
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Jones, Robert, clerk, 16 Hoops, E. O.
Jones, Thomas, freight handler, (P. R. R.) 18 Hoops E. 0.
Jones, William L., painter, 23 River, N. O.
Mrs. Harriet A.
Jones, Mrs. Winifred, chef, Dailey's Inn.
Jordan, Daniel E., boilermaker, 665 E. State, E. O.
Mrs. Margaret E.
Lillian M.
Thomas C.
Daniel M.
John Walter.
Catherine Maud.
James L.
Anna H.
Jordan, H., works for P. R. R., 266 1-2 N. Union.
Jordan, Milton A., wholesale candy and cigars, 114 Wayne.
Mrs. Caroline.
Frank.
Monroe.
Claire.
Jordan, Mrs. Sarah, 16 Hoops, E. O.
Mary Ruth.
Jordan, Thomas B., engineer (P. R. R.) 429 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Mary.
Esther.
Joseph, Mary, 108 Whitney av.
Joslln, Frank, conductor (P. R. R.) 117 N. Third.
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Joslyn, Floyd, planer, 1314 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Lillian.
Myrtie.
Lawrence.
Joyce, Reuben M., works at P. R. R. shops, 702 1-2 W. State.
Mrs. Josephine.
Joyce, Steph'en A., teamster, 51 Queen, E. O.
Mrs. Evelyn.
Judd, Charles D., clerk, 215 W. State.
Mrs. Flora.
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Mrs. Abbie.
Judge, Henry, gardener, 1205 Buffalo.
Mrs. Ellen.
Stanley.
Judge, Levi, carpenter, 114 N. Third.
Mrs. Emma M.
Katherine M.
Marjorie A.
Florence E.
Marion C.
Doris B.
Judge, Mark L., carpenter, 116 Wayne.
Judge, Michael F., works at Vacuum, 27 Walnut, N. O
Mrs. Anna.
John L.
Bert.
Martin.
Tracy.
Bessie.
Julius, John, marble worker, 455 N. Union.
Jusko, Stanley, works at P. R. R. shops, 523 N. Fifth.
Jusko, see Yusko.
Kaar, Irene, 124 S. Twelfth.
Kaar, see Carr.
Kaiser, Andrew, glassblower, 206 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Priscilla C.
Hester A.
Walter A.
Freeda R.
Andrew D.
Loren M.
KALLENBACK, ERNEST L., plumbing gas and steam fitting,
117 W. State; res. 137 N. Eighth.
Kallenback, Mrs. Louise, widow, 137 N. Eighth.
Kamery, Mrs. Carrie" A., widow, E. River rd., S. O.
Jesse C.
Mills B.
Leo F.
Fred S.
Lawrence A.
Clayton W.
Kamery, Mrs. Ella D., E. River rd., S. O.
Kamery, FranK, stonemason, S. Union, S. O.
Mrs. Alice.
Naomi.
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Kamery, George C, contractor, E. River rd., S. O.
Mrs. Hattie.
Josephine.
Fannie.
Kamery, Henry, stonemason, Savage Hollow rd., S. O.
Mrs. Nettie.
Ethel L.
Esther L.
Kamery, Margaret, Hotel Imperial.
Kamery, Nelson R., farmer, McCann Hollow, S. O.
Mrs. Ella.
Clara.
Lester.
Lewis.
KAMLER BROS., (Frank H. Kamler, Max J. Kamler,) tailors,
719 W. State.
Kamler, Frank H., (Kamler Bros., 719 W. State,) res. 107 S.
Fourth.
Mrs. Anna B.
Harry V.
Alfred F.
Kamler, Max J., (Kamler Bros., 719 W. State,) res. 1210 Washington.
Kane, John, fireman, 18 Homer, N. 0.
Mrs. Bridget.
James.
Anna.
John.
Thomas.
Daniel.
Edward.
KANE, JOHN F., physician and surgeon, res. and office, 133 N.
Union.
Kane, John J., mail carrier, 813 Buffalo.
Mrs. Florence M.
Dorothy.
Kane, John H., engineer (P. R. R.) 782 N. Union.
Mrs. Elizabeth T.
Dr. John F.
Leonard C.
Bernard S.
Kane, Robert, works at Pierce tannery, 117 S. Tenth.
Mrs. Mary.
Florence.
Robert.
Kane, see Cain.
Karagan, Miss Anna, dressmaker, 145 1-2 N. Union.
Karagan, Mrs. Ellen, 145 1-2 N. Union.
Karezmarck, Ignacy, laborer, bds. 249 Spruce, N. O.
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Karl, John, asst. supt. Olean St. Ry., 13 Second av., Bv.
Mrs. Edith M.
Dorothy.
KARL, JOSEPH M., clothing and gent's furnishings, 164 N.
Union. (See adv.) res. I l l N. First.
Mrs. Mary M.
Catherine.
Karnuth, Ernest, laborer, W. State, W. 0., beyond limits.
Mrs. Albertina.
Carl, inspector (P. R. R.)
Will, laborer.
Augusca.
Minnie.
Emma.
Millie.
Martha.
Fred.
Karnuth, F. J., laborer, Buffalo, N. O.
Mrs. Minnie.
Henry, fireman (P. R. R.)
Fred, laborer.
Anna.
William.
Kaufman, Charles H., fireman (P. R. R.) 1221 W. State.
Mrs. Harriet J.
Kaufman, Fred W., painter and paperhanger, 109 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Etta.
Kautz, Ada, 135 N. Tenth.
Kautz, Oscar, works at P. R. R. shops, 135 N. Tenth.
Kautz, Paul R., works at P. R. R. shops, 13.5 N. Tenth.
Kautz, William, works at Moore's planing mill, 135 N. Tenth.
• Kay, Mrs. Frances E., widow, 309 W. Green.
Florence.
Richard.
Kear, Robert, machinist (P. R. R.) 238 N. Third.
Keath, Margaret, laundress,- Olean House.
Keath, Nora, waitress, Olean House.
Keath, see Keith.
Keating, Dennis W., musician, 1101 W. Henley.
Mrs. Margaret E.
Katherine.
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Keating, Miss Mary, dressmaker, 1101 W. Henley.
Keating's Orchestra, (Dennis Keating, mgr.,) 1101 W. Henley.
Keating, Vincent, student, 445 N. First.
Keazior, Vincent, laborer, bds. 7 Franklin, N. O.
Edward Troy, n™w Mi»>
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Keefe, Adam, foreman (P. R. R.) off Homer, N. O.
Mrs. Anna.
Anna.
Frank
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Mary.
Isabelle.
John.
Keeler, Elmer E., machinist (P. R. R.) 25 Genesee, Bv.
Mrs. Bertha.
Junie N.
Guy W.
Lulu M.
Ellsworth E.
Gertrude V.
Robert.
Keenan, Mrs. Emeline, 230 N. Eighth.
Harvey.
Charles.
Keenan, Mrs. Jennie, 107 Coleman.
Keenan, Mrs. Katherine, widow, 306 Laurens.
Gertrude C, drug clerk.
Keenan, Peter F., contractor, 325 Tompkins.
Mrs. Mary.
Keesler, Mrs. Eliza, widow, Steam Valley, S. O.
Kehoe, Miss Nellie, 501 N. Thirteenth.
Keim, John P., 104 N. Thirteenth.
Henry G., clerk.
Mary M.
Keim, Mrs. Julia, 121 N. Seventh.
Grace H.
Evelyn M.
Keiin, see Kime.
Keir, James, janitor, 1005 Buffalo.
Mrs. Loretta.
Keisel, Charles, clerk, 10 Elm, N. O.
Mrs. Marie.
Lizzie.
Bertha.
Mildred.
Keisel, Conrad, machinist, 302 Wayne.
Mrs. Mary.
Keisel, John, works for P. R. R., 230 N. Third.
Mrs. Nad.
Raymond.
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Mrs. Sarah M.
Albert E., plumber.
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Garrett.
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Keith, George T., civil engineer, 315 Laurens.
Mrs. Evelyn A.
Keith, see Keath.
Keller, Frank, -works in brewery, 1016 Irving.
Keller, R. W., chief clerk P., S. & N. R. R., engineering department, office 207 Masonic Temple, res. 601 W. Sullivan.
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Caroline L'.
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Kellmer, Christopher, plumber, 1016 Washington.
Mrs. Lena.
Bertha.
Howard.
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Kellmer, Mrs. David, 1016 Washington.
Carl.
Mary.
Kellogg, Charles S.,.car inspector (P. R. R.) 117 Irving.
Mrs. Edith L.
Gertrude H.
Eva M.
Kelly, Mrs. Catherine, 16 Elm, N. O.
Kelly, Charles, fireman (P. R. R.) 233 1-2 N. Union.
Mrs. Inez.
Kelly, Clarendon, retired contractor, 215 S. Barry.
Mrs. Martha A.
Frank H.
Lucretia M.
Kelly, Daniel, 602 Wayne.
Kelley, David T., porter, 119 N. Second.
Mrs. Myrtle.
Raymond H.
Susan B.
Kelley, Edward, glassworker, 16 Elm, N. O.
Mary.
Harry.
Kelley, Edward, mechanic, 10 Elm, N. 0.
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Kelly, John George, works for Simms & Co., 105 Railroad av.
Kelly, Joseph L., gauger, 39 Third av., Bv.
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Kelley, Thomas P., works at Vacuum, River, N. O., beyond
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Mrs. Mary W.
George Francis.
Helen V.
Lawrence M.
Mary W.
J. Robert.
Kelsey, George W., 329 Laurel av.
Mrs. Cassie.
James D.
KELSEY, JAMES, cigar mfr., 144 N. Union; res. 202 Laurens.
Mrs. Jane.
S. Lavina.
Howard S., cigar maker.
Kember, M. C, photographer, 303 W. State.
Mrs. Alice.
Marie.
Kemlerj see Kamler.
Kemp, John, works at P. R. R. shops, 502 Higgins av.
Kennedy, Mrs. Edith, 14 Garden av.
Kenney, Theresa, student nurse Olean hospital, 519 N. First
Kenny, Patrick J., fireman (P. R. R.) 133 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Margaret.
Marion.
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Kenott, George, 316 N. Eighth.
Kenott, James P., 316 N. Eighth.
Kenott, see Knott.
Kent, Mrs. Anna, boarding house, 438 S. Fourth.
Kent, Lambert W., works at P. R. R. shops, 214 N. Eleventh.
Mrs. Lillian.
Iva.
Kent, Levi C, farmer, back Hinsdale rd., N. 0.
Mrs. Blanche.
Edward D.
Howard L.
Kent, Omar P., laborer, 126 S. Fourth.
Mrs. Carrie R.
Howard T., clerk.
John W.
William R.
Helen N.
Kent, William H., agent for Singer Sewing machine 203 S
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Mary L.
Bessie T.
James J.
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Kenzie, Miss, trained nurse, 208 N. Fourth.
Keough, Michael, canvasser, 651 E. State, K. O.
Mrs. Nellie.
Kepner, Ferderick, student, 311 N. Fourth.
Keresperske, Mrs. Catherine, 8 Walnut, N. 0.
John.
Michael.
Josepli.
Agnes.
Margaret.
Kerins, Thomas P., salesman for Armour, bds.
Kerns, Daniel C, teamster, 109 N. Tenth.
Mrs. Mary.
Vincent.
Ella.
Irving.
Kerr, Mrs. N. Catherine, widow, 114 N. First.
Melville N., blacksmith (P. R. R.)
Kerr, Warren H., book-keeper, 301 N. Barry.
Mrs. Grace E'.
Kerr, William, boilermaker, 228 N. Fifth.
Mrs. Fannie.
Fannie.
Kershner, William J., machinist, 210 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Nellie B.
Eugene B.
Roma Ji.
Grace W.
Ketcham, Frederick W., fireman (P. R. R.) 127
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Grace H.
Leon R.
Keysaw, Paul F., works at P. R. R. shops, 213
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Keyster, Andrew, leather worker, 118 Whitney av.
KEYSTONE ELECTRIC CO., cor. Union and Laurens. (see adv.)
KEYSTONE GAS CO., (E. O. Emerson, pres; J. N. Pew, sec.
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1881. Office, 182 N. Union.
Kibby, Alonzo P., carpenter, 25 Railroad av., E. O.
Kichle, George B., meat market, 801 W. State.
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Kleinsmith, C. C, machinist (P. R. R.) 124 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Alta.
Leon Charles.
Kleinsmith, Jennie, 420 W. State.
Kleinsmith, Herman H., laborer (P. R. R.) 605 N. Union.
Mrs. Viola.
Kleinsmith, Mrs. Karlina, widow, 124 N. Fourth.
Kleinsmith, Sophia, 130 N. Fifteenth.
Klice, John M., teamster, 319 N. Thirteenth.
Mrs. Frances.
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Klimczyk, Joseph, laborer (P. R. R.) 13 Lower Walnut, N. 0.
Mrs. Rosa.
Klink, Charles, farmer, 217 N. Thirteenth.
Klink, Charles J., works for P. R. R., 213 S. Ninth.
Mrs. Frances A.
Lillian A.
Florence K.
William F.
Klink, Clara, 1407 W. Henley.
Klink, Edward G., boilermaker (P. R. R.) 1411 W. Henley.
Mrs. Carrie.
Dorothy.
Klink, Fred L., works at P. R. R. shops, 119 N. Thirteenth.
Mrs. Emma.
Evelyn K.
Klink, Fred W., works for P. R. R., 217 N. Thirteenth.
Mrs. Kate.
Edith M.
Klink, Jacob L., 1407 W. Henley.
Mrs. Katherine.
Klink, William C, works at P. R. R. shops, 1409 W. Henley.
Mrs. Mary.
Klocek, Andrew, laborer, bds. 249 Spruce, N. 0.
Klocek, Anthony, laborer, cor. Green and Spruce, N. O.
Mrs. Sarah.
Christopher.
Rosa.
Klocek, Michael, laborer, bds. 249 Spruce, N. 0.
Klotzek, see Klocek.
Kluge, Mrs. Harriet, widow, 216 N. Sixth.
Knapp, Dora, 451 N. Union.
Knapp, Elma, domestic, 107 S. Barry.
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Knapp, G. M., painter, 633 B. State, E. O.
Knapp, Edward, lumberman, Steam Valley, S. O.
Mrs. Amelia.
Elma.
William.
Gertrude.
Lily.
Raymond.
Knapp, MVs. Sarah, 14 Third av., Bv.
Charles, works for P. R. R.
Hazel.
Kneip, Adam, tanner, W. State, W. O.
Mrs. Elizabeth.
Pauline.
Kneppel, Mrs. Amelia, S. Union, S. 0.
Kneppel, Henry, rig builder, S. Union, S. 0.
Knight, Fred A., conductor (P. R. R.) 301 Jay.
Mrs. Jennie M.
DeForest.
Treva X.
Raymond L.
Knight, George L., painter, 124 S. Second.
Knight, Treva, 316 N. First.
Knights of Honor Hall, 188 1-2 N. Union.
Kniser, James, merchant,-202 Whitney av.
Mrs. Annie.
Lena.
Margaret.
Knowles, Mrs. Caroline, 31 Walnut, N. O.
KNOWLES, CHARLES P., physician and surgeon, 139 S. Union.
Mrs. Evelyn S.
Koebelin, Mrs. Elizabeth, widow, Brook, E. O.
William, conductor (St. Ry.)
Fred, works in tannery.
Anna.
Koeblin, Jacob J., freight handler (P. R. R.) 7 Bishop, E. O.
Mrs. Hattie.
Marion.
Koebelin, John, buffer, 15 Plum, B. O.
Mrs. Cora.
Victor.
Walter.
Dorothy.
Koester, Gertrude, works at Austin's, W. River rd., S. O.
Koester, Joseph, works at Austin's, W. River rd., S. O.
Koester, Joseph, River rd., S. O.
Mrs. Albertine.
Gertrude.
Fred.
Joseph.
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Wm. E. Wheeler,
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Kolata, Stanley, laborer, bds. 249 Spruce, N. O.
KOLUMBIAN PHARMACY, (Mrs. Helen Wood, prop.; Harry
Arnold, rngr.,) 133 N. Union.
Konieczncy, Martin, works at tannery, 10 Walnut, N. 0.
Mrs. Agnes.
Joseph.
Anna.
Francis.
Charles.
Kosicek, Antony, laborer, Moore's av., W. 0.
Mrs. Margaret.
Anthony.
Mary.
Johanna.
John.
Josie.
Frank.
Kostra, George, works in tannery, 935 E. State, E. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Kostra, Kate, 935 E. State, E. 0.
Sophia.
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Michael.
Kovaz, Peter, works at Vacuum, bds. 26 Walnut, N. 0.

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Kowalsky George, clerk, 133 1-2 N. Union.
Kowalsky, Lydia, 71 River, N. 0.
Koziol, Frank, laborer, 7 Franklin, N. 0.
Koziol, John, laborer (P, R. R.) 7 Franklin, N. O.
Mrs. Kathryn.
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Kozlow, Paul, laborer, bds. 5 Avenue B., N. O.
Kozlow, Stephen, laborer, 3 Walnut, N. 0.
Mrs. Gertrude.
Anthony.
Leo.
Michael.
Frank.
Florence.
Stephen.
Koslow, Vadjis, organist and janitor, Walnut, cor. Water, N. 0.
Kreidler Bros.
OLEAN. N. Y.
PLASTER.
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Kraft, George F. Sr., hotel clerk, 1022 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Mary A.
George F. Jr.
William.
Margaret.
Edward.
Kraftniski, X, 67 Bishop, E. 0.
Mrs. Julia.
Brant.
Krajnak, Michael, laborer, off Homer, N. O.
Mrs. Annie.
John.
George.
Michael.
Stephen.
Joseph.
KRAMPF, REV. WILLIAM, clergyman, 118 W. Henley.
Kratts, Isaac N., billiard room and cigar store, 609 E. State,
E. 0.; res. 639 E. State, E. 0.
Mrs. Sarah.
Kratts, Mrs. L., widow, Windfall rd., Bv.
Wilbur.
Charles.
Kratts, Mrs. Rhoda, Windfall rd., Bv.
Kratts, see Krotts.
Krautzer, Bertha, 519 N. Fifth.
Krebble, Balder, laborer, 7 River, N. O.
Mrs. Margaret.
Kreid, Ernest, works for P. R. R., 1208 Washington.
Mrs. Rose.
KREIDLER BROS., (Allen S. Kreidler, W. L. Kreidler,) harness, carriages and implements, 201-203 W. State.
Kreidler, Allen, (Kreidler Bros.) 334 Tompkins.
Mrs. Mary.
Kreidler, W. Lynn, (Kreidler Bros.) 203 1-2 N. Clinton.
Mrs. Evadora.
Kreiger, Andrew, boilermaker, bds. 712 Wayne.
Kreiger, James J., carpenter, 111 Wayne.
Kress, Mrs. Ella, widow, 180 1-2 N. Union.
Kress, Harry P., clerk (P. R. R.) 180 1-2 N. Union.
Mrs. Fern.
Doris A.
Kress, see Kriss.
Kreuzer, Joseph, inspector (P. R. R.) bds. 336 N. Tenth.
Kreytt, Louis, works at P. R. R. shops, 1209 Putnam.
Mrs. Molly.
Helen L.
Paul.
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Mrs. Minnie.
Wendall.
Kriss, see Kress.
KRITTER, ALFRED, saloon, 603 E. State, E. 0.
Mrs. Sopha.
John P.
Katie.
Kritter, Victor, carpenter, 117 S. Fifth.
Mrs. Catherine E.
Krott, Andrew, leather worker, 125 S. Eleventh.
Mrs. Carrie.
Margaret.
Krott, John, 126 S. Tenth.
Charles, wagon maker.
Anna.
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Krott, John A., works at Conklin wagon works, 236 1-2 N.
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Mary G.
Rosie E.
Loren C.
A. Catherine.
Krott, see Kratts.
Krummel, Julius E., foreman (P. R. R.) 108 Coleman.
Mrs. Helen.
Edwin.
Grace.
Krummell, Karl, works at P. R. R. shops, 6 Walnut, N. 0.
Mrs. Pauline.
Fred.
William.
t$i Henry.
Mary.
Lizzie.
Rosie.
Bertha.
KRUSE, FREDERICK W., attorney at law, office 304 Masonic
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Mrs. Julia.
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Kubiek, Stanley, works at P. R. R. shops, 10 Chestnut, N. 0.
Mrs. Tillie.
lgnotius.
Agnes.
Edna.
Helen.
John.
Joseph.
Mary.
Edward.
Tillie.
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Mrs. Alexandria.
Mary.
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Kugawa, Helen, domestic, 721 W. State.
Kugawa, Joseph, grocery, 1117 N. Union, N. 0.
Mrs. Anna.
Florence, clerk.
Frank, glassworker.
Helen.
John.
William.
Cecelia.
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Mrs. Anna.
Aaron, works for tannery.
Kuhn, Henry, fireman, 420 N. Tenth.
Mrs. Teresa.
Albert.
Nora.
William.
Agnes.
Ida.
Herman.
Richard.
Teresa.
Kuhn, John, engineer, 1106 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Nellie E.
Irma L.
Harold J.
Helen.
Bernice.
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Mrs. Mary.
Frank, millwright.
Maud.
Alphonsus.
Genevieve.
Kuhn, Nora, domestic, 226 N. Second.
Kuklewicz, Mathews, tanner, Spruce, N. O.
Mrs. Kathryn.
Victoria.
Kukutka, Felix, 11 Johnston, N. O.
Mrs. Louise.
Vadis.
Edward.
Martha.
Celia.
Kulwicki, Bernard, laborer, 10 Elm, N. O.
Mrs. Rose.
Mary.
Kurley, Carl, tanner, bds. 26 Walnut, N. O.
Kurley, Frank, works at P. R. R. shops, bds. 26 Walnut, N. 0.
KURTZHALTZ, EDMUND, tailor, 243 N. onion; res. 119 S.
Seventh.
Mrs. Anna.
Bonafice E.
Theo.
John.
Kurzaiek, Teofil, laborer, bds. 12 Elm, N. O.
Kusler, Mrs., River rd., S. 0.
Kuszewa, John, laborer, bds. 11 Franklin, N. 0.
Kyser, Arthur H., fireman (P. R. R.) 410 Wayne.
Mrs. Hettie.
Lorna.
Robert.
Kyser, Horace E., oil producer, 23 Center, Bv.
Mrs. Vera.
Carroll E.
Richard M.
Horace L.
Lacy, Charles C, engineer (P. R. R.) 15 Main, Bv., (N. O.,) opp.
Athletic grounds.
Mrs. Adele.
Claude.
Neva.
Lacy, Claude, switchman (P. R. R.) 105 Railroad av.
Lacy, Claude M., switchman (P. R. R.) 27 Railroad av., B. 0.
Mrs. Nettie S.
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Lafevre, George, laborer, 109 S. Twelfth..
Mrs. Mary.
Alice.
George.
Amly.
Blanche.
Philip.
Katherine.
Margaret.
Larever, see Lef<""3r.
Lafever, George V., farmer, 801 E. State, E. O.
Mrs. Fannie.
Lenora.
LAFFAN, R. M., conductor (P., S. & N.) 7 Fourth av., Bv.
Mrs. Mary A.
Marcella M.
Vincent J.
Lafferty, Niel, works at Vacuum, bds. 717 W. State.
Laing, Mrs. Anna, 444 N. Tenth.
Robert, glassworker.
Laing, Mary, 444 N. Tenth.
LALLMANG, CHARLES J., prop. Union House, 405 N. Union.
(See adv.)
Mrs. Lulu H.
Marguerite.
Howard.
Lamb, Benj. B., blacksmith (P. R. R.) 522 Higgins av.
Mrs. Adelaide B.
Helen Grace.
Ada May.
Raymond Leroy.
Wallace Edgar.
Esther Leona.
Ethel Gladys.
Lambert, John, bartender, 309 1-2 N. Union.
Lampack, George, currier, 1011 Buffalo.
Mrs. Sophia.
Walter J.
Frank H.
Lamphere, Mrs. Maria, widow, 511 1-2 W. State.
Lancaster, George, lumberman, 142 S. First.
Mrs. Bessie.
Landmesser, Fred L., machinist (P. R. R.) 110 S. Seventh.
Mrs. Mary.
Hazel.
Lane, Mrs. Gertrude, widow, 318 N. First.
Rodney.
Lane, Lester, laborer, 108 E. Sullivan.
Lane, Mrs. Martha M., 506 Brickell av.
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Mrs. Eva.
William A.
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LANG, JOSEPH I., prop. Monarch Billiard Academy and cigar
store, Masonic Temple; res. 120 S. First.
Mrs. Agnes.
Frances A.
LANG, LEWIS N., contracting painter, 114 S. Fourth.
Mrs. Julia A.
Joseph A., painter.
Raymond L.
Lang, Mary, 444 N. Tenth.
Lang, Max, hardware dealer, 203 W. State.
Mrs. Lucy L.
Lang, Stuart, works for Quirin, 931 E. State.
Mrs. Louise.
Morley.
Ida.
Lang, William, glassworker, 1316 W. Sullivan.
Mrs
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Langdon, Lewis W., clerk, 310 Tompkins.
Langley, Will A., engineer (P. R. R.) 7 Avenue A., N. O.
Mrs. Edith.
Margaret.
Ralph.
Ethel.
Langs, Charles, 122 E. Henley.
Mrs. Grace E.
Jessie.
Langs, Fred, boilermaker, 503 1-2 W. State.
Mrs. Leafy May.
Claud M.
Langworthy, A. Lee, watchman (P. R. R.) 425 N. First.
Mrs. Carrie.
Mabelle.
Langworthy, Mrs. Lucy, widow, 425 N. First.
Lannin, Miss Mary, book-keeper, 122 N. Third.
Lannin, Miss Rebecca, clerk, 122 N. Third.
Larkin,'Albert, machinist (P. R. R.) 23 Railroad av.
LARKIN, GEORGE A., attorney at law, office 24 Exchange Bk.
bldg.; res. 128 E. Henley.
Larkin, John M., book-keeper, 128 E. Henley.
Larkin, Mary A., school teacher, 128 E. Henley.
Larkin, Matthew, cigar mfr., 128 E. Henley.
Larkin, Thomas S., book-keeper, 313 Laurens.
Mrs. Caroline' G.
Edward Troy, P|anlnf Ml
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Larrabee, Hurd G., baker, 53 Garden av., E. O.
Mrs. Grace.
Leon L.
Helen G.
Paul B.
Larson, John E. ; works for P. R. R., 1120 Buffalo.
Mrs. Jennie.
Arthur.
Ruth.
Latchshaw, Charles, bottler, bds. 605 N. bnion.
Lathrop, Miss Edna, clerk, Bell Tel. Co., 321 Coleman.
Lathrop, Elry J., plumber, 122 S. Third.
Mrs. Eva A.
Frederick R.
Latimer, Amos J., engineer (P. R. R.) 34 River, N. O.
Mrs. Katherine E.
Bessie C, stenographer.
Leona P.
Aline J.
J. Leslie.
Latimer, Mrs. Sarah J., 305 W. Sullivan.
Laverty, Mrs. Elizabeth A., 508 N. Fifth.
Margaret, shoe cutter.
Katherine, shoe veneerer.
Francis, deliveryman.
John, clerk (P. R. R.)
Law, William, engineer (P. R. R.) 324 N. Eighth.
Lawler, William, stillman, 34 Homer, N. 0.
Mrs. Lizzie.
John.
Dennis.
Thomas.
Martin.
Michael.
William.
Joseph.
Kate.
Anna.
Lawrence, Allanson B., pumper, 20 Fourth av., Bv.
Mrs. Agnes.
Hazel E., dressmaker.
Vernie.
Mamie.
Gertrude.
Kenneth.
Lawrence, Andrew J., teamster, 77 Garden av., E. O.
Mrs. Isabelle.
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Mrs. Maud.
Paul.
Gordon.
Lawrence, Roger, driver, 306 W. Green.
Mrs. Sarah B.
Lawson, Richard, works for P. R. R., 536 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Vina.
Harold.
Leslie.
Lawton, Chester M., tinsmith, 115 S. Tenth.
'Mrs. Estella A.
Grace C.
Lawton, Welcome J., farmer, S. Union, S. O.
Mrs. Emma.
Ida.
Henry.
Lax, Naftali, mgr. Deiches Clothing Store, 170 N. Union; res.
168 1-2 N. Union. (Will remove to 107 N. ClintonMrs. Regina.
Joseph M.
Lax, Sigmund, clothier (Deiches) 310 Jay.
Mrs. Rebecca.
Gladys R.
Lay, George F., carpenter, 321 N. Eleventh.
Mrs. Christine.
Mildred.
Lay, see Leahey.
Layton, J. Henry, tankman, 12 Fourth av., Bv.
Mrs. Minnie.
Charles.
Lloyd.
Lynn.
Lazeske, Andrew, works at Tanner Shoe Stock Co., 6 Pierce
av., W. 0.
Vica.
Frank.
Leader, George W., tinsmith, 228 N. First.
Mrs. Frances S.
Dr. G. Howard.
Leahan, Anna, 616 Wayne.
Leahan, Mrs. Ellen, 616 Wayne.
Leahan, James, switchman (P. R. R.) 616 Wayne.
Leahan, John, prop. Corry House, 616 Wayne.
Leahey, John S., buffer, 116 S. Tenth.
Mrs. Minnie M.
William H.
John Frances.
Learn, Almira, 32 First av., Bv.
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Learn, Alva B., fireman (P. R. R.) 810 Washington.
Mrs. Emma J.
Paul.
Cora.
LEARY'S DYEING AND CLEANING WORKS, (F. S. Tinklepaugh, mgr.) 216 W. State.
Leary, John J., foreman (P. R. R.) 110 Wayne.
Mrs. Sarah.
James.
Gertrude.
LeBar, Henry, farmer, Brook, E. O.
Mrs. Adelia.
Roscoe, clerk.
LeConte, Victor, supt. Buswell & Hubbard tannery, 1010 W.
State.
Mrs. Caroline.
Raoul.
Napoleon.
Robert.
Claudia.
Beatrice.
Marylore.
Caroline.
Alex.
Fabiola.
Adele.
LeDoit, Harry, car inspector (P. R. R.) 336 N. Tenth.
Lee, Edward J., saloonkeeper, 72 Oak, N. O.
Mrs. Elizabeth.
Harold.
Herbert.
Catherine.
Ruth.
Lee, Florence, 308 W. State.
Lee, John C, works for Vacuum, Walnut, N. O.
Mrs. Lucy.
Anna.
John J.
Hazel.
Alta.
Clifford.
Irma.
Lee, John F., switchman (P. R. R.) 316 Coleman.
Mrs. Hannah.
Roland.
Lee, Maud L., office assistant, supt. public schools, Building No.
3, cor. State and barry; res. 506 W. Henley.
LEE, MAURICE L., Erie station agent, 506 W. Henley.
Mrs. Jane A.
Maud L.
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Lee, Philip, junk dealer, E. State, E. O.
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Lee, Sam, laundry, 253 N. Union.
Lee, Tony, laborer, Spruce, N. 0.
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Lee, William, contractor, bds. 103 N. Union.
LEE, WILLIAM M., saloon, 72 Oak, N. O.
Lee, William T., 28 W a t e r , N. O.
Mrs. Louisa.
LeFevre, Alice, domestic, 307 1-2 N. Clinton.
L E F E V R E , J O H N Z., supt. water w o r k s , J.29 S. First.
Mrs. K a t e M.
Shirley C , postal clerk.
Lefever, see Lafever.
Leighton, T h o m a s L., m a c h i n i s t (Carley H e a t e r ) 113 W. Green.
Mrs. E l l a M.
Mason L.
Leippert, Casper, brewer, 620 W. Henley.
Mrs. E v a K a t r i n a .
Leland, William W., book-keeper, 215 W. State.
Mrs. Nelle M.
LeMarbre, Joseph, tanner, 116 N. Fifteenth.
Lulu,
Julia M.
Joseph.
Lenhart, Mrs. Belle, 508 N. First.
Lennon, Edward, mgr. Western Union Tel. Co., 116 S. Clinton.
Leonard, Albert J., teamster, 16 Avenue B., N. O.
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Leonard, John G., machinist (P. R. R..) 801 Irving.
Mrs. Jennie.
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Mabel.
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Leroy, Agnes, Moore's av., W. O.
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LeRoy, George C, blacksmith (P. R. R.) 141 1-2 N. Union.
Mrs. Lizzie.
LeRoy, George Xv., carpenter, Grossman av., E. O.
Mrs. Jennie H.
Vera B.
Leon L.
Earl L.
Clarence E.
LeRoy, Mrs. Ida S., teacher, 907 Irving.
Howard S.
LeStrange, William J., tailor, 809 W. State.
Mrs. Nellie C.
Helen M.
Naoma.
William J. Jr.
Leveck, John, engineer (P. R. R.) 1514 Buffalo.
' Mrs. Etta.
John.
Levett, Julia, 204 Coleman.
Levett, Lewis T., car inspector (P. R. R.) 204 Wayne.
Lew, see Luh.
Lewis, C. A., real estate agent, 315 1-2 N. Union.
Lewis, James G., telegraph operator, 112 N. Barry.
Mrs. Fannie.
Lewis, May, 438 N. Eighth.
LEWIS, STILLMAN E., dentist, 188 1-2 N. Union; res. 212 N.
Third.
Mrs. Jennie M.
Lewis, Stanley, promoter, 118 Coleman.
Mrs. Carrie.
Stillman S.
Lewis, William E., traveling salesman, with Smith, Perkins &
Co., Rochester, N. Y., 130 S. Second.
Mrs. Mary C.
Walter E.
Hazel A.
Libermann, Max, clerk, 123 W. Green.
Lidy, W. C, brakeman (P. R. R.) bds. 712 Wayne.
Liechte, Mrs. Barbara, 519 N. Fifth.
John A., carpenter.
LIMA DRILLING CO., (H. M. Ernst, pres.; W. H. Mandeville,
treas.; John Troy, sec.;) offices 163 N. Union.
Limberg, Olive, domestic, 219 N. Third.
Linahan, John, laborer, Walnut, N. O.
Mrs. Julia.
Timothy.
Lincoln, E. H., pharmacist, 118 Hamilton.
Mrs. Anna.
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Frank H.
John W.
Catherine M.
Lindsay, Eva, 108 E. Sullivan.
Lingle, J., works for P. R. R., 534 N. Sixth.
Lingren, John, glassworker, 309 N. Twelfth.
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Linn, see Lynn.
LINN, DAVID, book binder, 429 N. Union.
Mrs. Betsy.
Anna.
Pearl.
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Linneen, W. L., brakeman (P. R. R.) bds. 712 Wayne.
Linton, John, boilermaker (P. R. R.) bds. 712 Wayne.
Lipiecki, Lawrence, works for tannery, 20 Washington, M. O.
Mrs. Maggie.
Mike, baker.
Jo, tinsmith (P. R. R.)
John, glassworker.
Mary.
Lippert, George, laborer, 108 E. Sullivan.
Mrs. Florence.
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Little, Archibald, law student, 237 N. Third.
Livingston, Mrs. Bridget, 527 N. Sixth.
Livingstone, Geofge 'R., works for P. R. R., 534 N. Sixth.
Llewellyn, Frank H., book-keeper, 125 N. Thirteenth.
Mrs. Carrie.
Paul.
Sarah.
LLEWELLYN, MYRON, florist, greenhouses 1010 Washington;
office, 228 N. Union; res. 1010 Washington.
Mrs
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Lobarger, Lelia, 220 1-2 W. State.
Lobe, Elizabeth, domestic, 211 W. Henley.
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Locke, Samuel B., 314 N. First.
Mrs. Julia M.
George J., clerk (P. R. R.)
Emerson P.
Samuel K.
Lockeby, John E., laborer, 61 River, N. O.
Lockeby, Mrs. Mary, 61 River, N. 0.
Locks, Gilbert, prop. Economical Clothing Co., 412 Laurens.
Mrs. Ray.
David.
Jeanette.
Helen.
Lockwood, Charles, farmer, 19 Main, Bv.
Mrs. Eva.
Edward.
Prank.
Mertel.
Lockwood, Fred Leroy, boilermaker, 118 S. Seventh.
Mrs. Edith A.
Lockwood, Miss Minnie F., book-keeper, 138 S. Second.
Loedold, Anton, works at brewery, 605 W. Green.
Mrs. Frances.
Anton J.
Anna.
Loftus, John J., conductor (P. R. R.) 329 Tompkins.
Mrs. Julia.
Frances.
Sadie.
Loftus, William, works for P. R. R., 266 1-2 N. Union.
LOMBARDY, JERRY, prop, saloon, 445 N. Union.
Lombardy, Peter J., saloon, 437 N. Union.
Loncteaux, Mrs. Anna E., 264 1-2 N. Union.
Long, Hardy, glassblower, 108 S. Seventh.
Mrs. Phoebe A.
Edna, music teacher.
Harry, plumber.
Frank, plumber.
Long, John, glassblower, 920 W. State.
Mrs. Augusta.
Norman B.
Verna H.
Long, William, glassblower, 119 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Anna.
LeRoy.
Alvin.
George.
Louis.
Longnecker, James E., mgr. Higgins store, 309 N. Tenth.
Mrs. Mary E.
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LOVELAND, MORELL E., cashier Citizens Bank, 103 S. Barry,
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Lovell, William E., brakeman (P. R. R.) 603 E. State, E. O.
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Lowe, Leonard, carpenter, 21 Fourth av., Bv.
Mrs. Rose.
George.
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Lowery, S. P., engineer (P. R. R.) bds. 712 Wayne.
Lowt, George H., carpenter, 334 S. Barry.
Mrs. Nettie M.
Lowt, William, laborer, 334 S. Barry.
Mrs. Jennie.
Inza Merril.
Lucas, see Lukas.
Luce, Charles H., blacksmith (P. R. R.) 122 S. Sixth.
Mrs. Nelly L.
Harrison Jay.
Mary Ethel.
Elsie Louise.
Ludema, Frank, works for P. R. R., 247 Spruce, N. O.
Ludema, Peter, works for P. R. R., 247 Spruce, N. O.
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Luderman, John, works for P. R. R., 527 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Agnes.
Thomas L.
Cathleen M.
Eleanore V.
Luh, John, machinist, 119 S. Fourth.
Mrs. Caroline A.
Katherine H.
Charles.
Adam.
Luh, John A. Jr., bartender, 105 Irving.
Mrs. Hilda. "
Theodore.
Edward.
Lundberg, Albert, currier, 1207 Reed.
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Carl W.
Alma J.
Helen M.
Hazel M.
Edward T.
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Lundgren, Lottie, 504 W. Sullivan.
Lundgren, O. A., shoe shop, 206 W. State; res. do.
Lundin, Andrew, confectionary sTore and ice cream parlors, 1320
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Mrs. Mary.
Emma.
Henry.
Paul.
Lundin, Mary, dishwasher, Grand Central Hotel.
Lundin, Selma, domestic, 331 Laurel av.
Lundquist, Carl, works in tannery, 74 Clark, E. O.
Mrs. Albertina.
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James.
Violet.
L,undy, George M., attorney at law, 156 N. Union, Tower block;
res. 38 Green, N. O.
Lundy, James, laborer, 38 Green, N. O.
Mrs. Anna.
George.
Lundjs, William, farmer, Buffals, W. 0.
Mrs. Mary.
Thomas, farmer.
Luntz, Isidor, collector, 419 W. Green.
Mrs. Rosa.
Anna S.
David H.
Bennie A.
Archie H.
LUTHER CHARLES P., prop. Abbott Machine Co. (See adv.)
130 N. Barry.
Mrs. Emma C.
Clara E.
Elsie E.
Marian C.
LUTHER, GEORGE H., prop. Luther Mfg. Co., 314 N. Clinton.
Mrs. Hannah L.
Mabelle M.
George W.
James H.
LUTHER MANUFACTURING CO., (George H. Luther, prop.)
office 133 Railroad av., works 133-149 Railroad av.
Lyman, Miss Ellen T., 1301 Washington.
Lynch, Mrs. Catherine, widow, 525 N. Fifth.
Thomas, works for P. R . R.
Lynch, Daniel P., laborer, 525 N . Seventh.
Mrs. Hannah.
Daniel P. Jr.
John J.
Edward.
Hannah M.
Miles.
Lynch, James, laborer, bds. 124 W. State.
Lynch, Mrs. Katherine, widow, 12 Spruce, N. 0.
Francis, laborer.
Margaret.
Elizabeth.
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Lynch, Michael, boilermaker Vacuum Oil Co., 812 N. Union, N.O.
Mrs. Julia.
Lynch, Michael, moulder, 509 1-2 VanCampen av.
Mrs. Margaret.
Lynch, Timothy X, engineer (Vacuum oil works,) 109 W. Green.
Mrs. Mabel.
Lynd, Joseph W., works for P. R. R., 435 N. Seventh.
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Cecelia.
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Lynd, Mark, 433 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Sarah.
Alice S., teacher, Olean schools.
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Lyon, Blanche, teacher, Olean public schools. For address, see
Lyons, Daniel J., supt. National Transit Co., 334 Laurel av.
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MACK, MICHAEL F., prop, general store, 1022 N. Union, N. 0.;
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Mack, Patrick, laborer, 802 Washington.
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Mrs. Lena.
Mackey, Henry L. station agent, Adams Exp. Co., 34 Washington, N. 0.
Mrs. Emma S.
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Mackintosh, Ethel M., 302 S. Eighth.
Madara, Joseph M., flagrifan (P. R. R.) 113 Wayne.
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Mahanay, Esther J., 429 N. Seventh.
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Mallery, Edwin W., teamster, 309 S. Eighth.
Mrs. Agnes.
Fred A.
Agnes G.
Charles L.
Mallery, Ferris J., 417 W. State.
Mrs. Mary M.
MALLERY, LLEWELLYN A., furniture dealer, 514-516 West
State; warehouse 419 W. State; res. 413 W. State.
Mrs. Sophia B.
Lewis E.
Raymond T.
Carl F.
Katherine M.
Norman F.
Mallery, Susannah (Mrs. C. M.) widow, 416 S. Union.
Clyde A., student.
Malone, Mrs. Agnes, widow, 417 N. Ninth.
Malone, William P., trainman (P. R. R.) 417 N. Ninth.
Mrs. Celia.
Harry.
Maloney, Edward, conductor (P. R. R.) 445 N. First.
Mrs. Carrie H.
Clyde L.
Maloney, Mrs. Ellen, (Mrs. James J.) widow, ... River, N. 0.
Mrs. Ellen.
Margaret, teacher.
Nellie, teacher.
Elizabeth, book-keeper.
Agnes.
James, dentist.
MALONEY, J. J., dentist, 153 1-2 N. Union; res. 55 River, N. O.
Maloney, Mayme, Hotel Imperial.
Maloney, Patrick J., stonecutter, 501 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Mary.
Charles E.
Marie E. '
Chauncey F.
Virgil J.
Manco, Michael, laborer (P. R. R.) Elm, N. 0.
Mrs. Lulu.
Ethel.
Mandeville, Frank E., instructor in penmanship and drawing,
public schools, 109 N. Second.
Mrs. Ida A., teacher.
MANDEVILLE OIL CO., (W. H. Mandeville, W. Harry Mande-
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MANDEVILLE W. H. & CO., insurance, 163 N. Union.
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MANDBVILLB, WILLIAM H., (W. H. Mandeville & Co., Handeville Oil Co., Lima Drilling Co., Troy Oil Co., etc.) 223 N. First.
Mrs. Helen L.
Mandeville, W. Harry, oil producer, (Mandeville Oil Co., etc.,)
223 N. Third.
Mrs. Ada.
William H.
Harriet L.
Mann, Buell B., carpenter, 306 N. Ninth.
Mrs. Lillian.
Roy M.
Mabel C.
Alfred H.
Mann, Michael, 12 Third av., Bv.
Manning, Mrs. Clara, widow, 1302 W. Sullivan.
Harvey.
Cecil.
Mildred.
Beulah.
Alice.
Manzo; see Manco.
MAPLE SHADE HOUSE, (John Powers, prop.) Thirteenth, cor.
Buffalo.
Marchetti, Julius, laborer, 336 N. Eighth.
Marchetti, Raphael, laborer, 336 N. Eighth.
Marcinkiewiz, N. K., 337 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Victoria.
John.
Margaret.
Charles.
Vonda.
Edward.
Joseph.
MARCUS, HARRY W., dry goods, 131 N. Union; res. 115 N.
First.
Mrs. Eda.
Evelyn M.
Benjamin M.
Mendel V.
David.
Leon J.
Marcy, Everett N. storekeeper (P. R. R.) 107 S. Ninth.
Mrs. Jessie M.
Everett C.
Margeson, C. Bert, teamster, 121 S. Eleventh.
Mrs. Adeline.
Julietta C.
Clarence H.
FITCH & RAMSEV.
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Marron, Frank X, boilermaker (P. R. K.) 533 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Mary.
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Margaret.
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Marsden, John, glassblower, 711 Washington.
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Marsh, Leon, clerk, 230 N. Second.
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Marshall, Carrie D., Surinyside, 52 Main, Bv.
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Marshall, Ethel, 128 N. Third.
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Marth, Martin, prop, cabinet shop 1316 W. State, res. 135 N.
Thirteenth.
Mrs. Sophia.
Elizabeth.
Martin, Mr. fireman (P. R. R.) 324 N. Eighth.
Martin, Mrs. Anna, dressmaker, 511 1-2 W. State.
May Frances.
Edna.
John Anthony.
Martin, Mrs. Caroline, widow, 124 W. Green.
Caroline.
Charles.
Louise.
Thomas.
Martin, Frederick, mason, 124 W. Green.
Martin, George S., works 'at P. R. R. shops, 310 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Maud M.
Lillian G.
Martin, Joseph, bartender, 124 W. Green.
Martin, Mike, laborer, 53 Railroad av., E. O.
Mrs. Fanny.
Infant.
Martin, William J., galvanizer, 406 W. Henley.
Mrs. Gertrude.
MARY OF THE ANGELS' PAROCHIAL SCHOOL, 606 W. Sullivan. Resident Sisters of Mercy:
Mary, Anastasla.
Mary, Collet.
Mary, Gerard.
Mary, Louise.
Mary, Regina.
Mary, Sacred Heart.
Mary, Sylvester.
Mary, Zeta.
Maruskey, Dora, domestic, 118 S. Sixth.
Mason, Fred F., engineer, 121 N. Fifth.
Mrs. Anna E.
Frank T.
Mason, Rev. Walter, pastor African M. E. church, 119 N. Second.
Mrs. Susan.
Masonic Temple, 120-124 N. Union. (For complete list of offices,
see duplex directory, page 25.)
MASONIC TEMPLE ASSOCIATION, (E. M. Johnson, pres.; F.
E. Tyler, vice- pres.; F. W. Herron, sec; A. T. Eaton, treas.)
Inc. 1892. Capital, $30,000; offices 205 Masonic Temple.
Mascini, Pedro, laborer, 334 N. Eighth.
Mater, John, laborer, b"ds. 7 Franklin, N. O.
Mater, Karl, laborer (P. R. R.) 7 Franklin, N. O.
Mrs. Marion.
Edward Troy,
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Mather, Z. P., dealer in Mexican real estate, 701 Washington.
Homer, linotype operator.
Charles.
Visa, clerk.
Frances, clerk.
Matherson, Matthew, tailor, 125 Fulton.
Matthews, Frank H., mgr. circulation dept. Olean HeraTd, 908
Washington.
Mrs. Margaret E.
Dunlap, clerk.
David H.
Matsig, Jo, laborer, 59 Bishop, E. 0.
Mrs. Matilda.
Mattern, Abram, works at P. R. R. shops, W. State, W. O.
Mrs. Anna.
Alma.
Carl.
Eva.
Matylas, Mike, glassworker, 47 Railroad av., E. O.
Mrs. Lizzie.
John, glassworker.
Lizzie.
Mary.
Anna.
William.
Nellie.
Mauch, Clayton, conductor (P. R. R.) bds. 202 Coleman.
Maurer, Albert L., carpenter (P. R. R.) 313 Jay.
Mrs. Clara A.
Maurer, Mrs. Katherine (Mrs. J. M.) 124 Fulton.
Maude S.
Maurer, see Moyer.
Mauser, Alfred, works at Vacuum, 54 Pine, N. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Gertrude.
May, Edward C, tool maker (P. R. R.) 1001 Irving.
Mrs. Anna.
Mildred H.
Edward H.
Harold.
May, Lewis B., wholesale dealer in butter and beans, 210 E.
Henley.
Mrs. Frances L.
May, Rose, dressmaker, 717 Irving.
Maybe, Agnes, 140 Adams.
Maybe, Arthur, mason, 25 Railroad av., E. O.
Maybe, Bertha E., 25 Railroad av., E. O.
Maybe, Josephine, 140 Adams.
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Maybe, Theodore, laborer, 17 Railroad av., B. O.
MAYER BROTHERS, (Max F. Mayer, Rudolph C. Mayer,) meat
market, 152 N. Union;
Mayer, Claude F., tailor (Mayer & Mayer,) 122 N. Union; res.
136 S. Second.
Mrs. Flora F.
Henrietta M.
George F.
Frank.
Mayer, Edward, laborer, 342 1-2 S. Barry.
Mrs. Eliza J.
MAYER, GEORGE M., postmaster, 301 Laurens.
Mrs. Marie M.
Katherine.
Mayer, Joseph, painter, 315 W. Green.
Mrs. Catherine.
Mayer, Mrs. Katherine, widow, 231 N. Fourth.
MAYER & MAYER, (George M. Mayer, Claude F. Mayer,)
merchant tailors, 122 N. Union.
Mayer, Max F., (Mayer Bros., 152 N. Union,) res. 227 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Nellie.
Mayer, Rudolph C, (Mayer Bros., 152 N. Union,) res. 508 W.
Sullivan.
Mrs. Elizabeth D.
Gretchen P.
Christine D.
Mayers, Rhoda, 117 Coleman.
Mayers, Veronica, domestic, 305 N. Second.
Mayer, see Meyer, Myers and Maher.
Maynard, Edward, laborer, Dugan rd., E. O.
Mrs. Wealthy.
Delbert.
Ray.
Cleo.
Clayton.
Frank.
Evy.
Maynard, Mrs. Frank, widow, Dugan rd., E. O.
Mayo, Greenlear H., prop, milk depot, 921 Buffalo; res. 920
Washington.
Mrs. Margaret.
William M.
Mary.
Mayo, Harry B. G., lineman (Union Tel. Co.) 916 Washington.
Mrs. Grace.
Dorothy M.
Edith E.
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Mrs. Mary L.
Leon.
Louisa.
Albert.
Winifred.
Marion.
Maxson, J. A., cigar mfg., office and res. 266 1-2 N. Union.
Mazurik, Kathryn, bds. 7 Franklin, N. 0.
Mazza, Amelia, clerk, 231 1-2 N. Union.
Mazza, Henry, clerk, 231 1-2 N. Union.
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McAuliffe, Dennis, laborer, 504 Higgins av.
William, conductor.
Anna.
McAuliffe, Dennis F., machinist (P. R. R.) 123 N. Sixth.
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Mrs. Mary,
Daniel.
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Julia.
Charles.
William.
Thomas.
McCarthy Eugene, works at Vacuum, 15 Fifth av., Bv.
Mrs. Lizzie.
Raymond P.
Mary E.
Bessie.
William.
Michael.
McCarthy, Eugene, conductor (P. R. R.) 317 N. Thirteenth.
Mrs. Ellen.
Leo.
Herbert.
Clarence.
McCarthy, Joie C , teacher, Olean public schools. For address,
McCarthy, Mrs. Mary, 331 N. Seventh.
McCarthy, Matthew, tanner, 432 N. Tenth.
Mrs. Sarah.
Lewis M.^ tanner.
Alice M.
Josephine.
Sarah.
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Matthew J.
McCarthy, Peter, River rd., S. O.
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McCartin. Peter F., fireman, 5 Spruce, N. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Mary.
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McCartin, William J., tel. op. (P. R. R.) 433 N. First.
Mrs. Elizabeth.
McCartin, see McCartan.
McCarty, J. J., fireman (P. R. R.) bds. 712 Wayne.
McCarty, William P., 218 S. Fifth.
Mrs. Mary A.
McClellan, see McLellan.
McCloskey, Bart F., laborer, S. Union, S. 0.
Mrs. Carrie E.
Bessie.
Blanche.
Stephen.
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Mrs. Delia.
McCluskey, see McCloskey.
McCormick, Mrs. Margaret, 133 N. Third.
Dora T.
Margaret I.
John E.
McCormick, J., works for P. R. R., 319 Tompkins.
McCormick, Marc T., S. Union, S. 0.
McCormick, Mrs. Margaret, 30 River, N. O.
Mary, book-keeper.
McCormick, Michael, leatSer finisher, 111 Green, N. O.
Mrs. Martha J.
ElizaTiSth N.
Joseph B.
MaTy T.
McCormick, Thomas, glassworker, 10 Green, N. O.
Mrs. Lena.
McCoy, Alfred, farmer, 7 First av., Bv.
Mrs. Alice.
McCready, James J., tel. op. (P. R. R.) 520 N. Fifth.
Mrs. Katherine.
Charles H., clertt (P. R. R.)
Maude E., tel. op.
James L., caller (P. R. R.)
Irene K.
Celia N.
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McDermott, Mrs. Anna, Widow, 520 W. State.
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McDonald, William A., liveryman, 409 Laurens.
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McEachern, John, tie dealer, 911 Buffalo.
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McEleney, Mrs. Sarah, widow, 110 N. First.
McElfresh, Earl, insurance agent, River rd., S. O.
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McGann, Thomas, driller, 402 N. Eighth.
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McGavisk, Sadie, 8 Eastman av., E. 0.
McGee, see Magee.
McGever, Andrew, blacksmith, 241 Adams.
McGever, Anthony, section foreman (P. R. R.) 428 N. First.
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McGriff, Samuel J., engineer (P. R. R.) 515 W. Henley.
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Mayme B.
Norman G.
McGrogan, Elma, teacher, 64 Garden av., E. O.
MeGuire, see Maguire.
McGurn, Frank, glassworker, 135 N. Twelfth.
Mrs. Sarah M.
McHugh;:William H., foreman (P. R. R.) 319 Tompkins.
Mrs. Ella N.
Ruth C.
Cornelia E.
Mclnerney, Catherine, domestic, 304 E. State.
Mclnerney, Mary, domestic, 211 N. Third.
Mclnery, Thomas, stillman, 802 Washington.
Mclntoish, Charles, laborer, 931 Buffalo.
Mrs. Anna.
Loretta.
Mary.
Mclntosh, Mrs. Mary A., widow, 233 N. First.
Mclntyre. Mrs. Mary, widow, Walnut, N. O.
McKee, Lucien, clerk, 36 First av., Bv.
McKellips, Fred L., carpenter, 207 S. Barry.
Mrs. Jennie M.
Harry R.
Gertrude E.
McKenzie, John, farmer, Steam Valley, S. 0.
McKeohn, Henry, laborer, 71 River, N. O.
McKinley, Henry, tailor, 222 N. Third.
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McLaughlin, Edward, glassworker, 219 N. Twelfth.
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McLoughlen, James, driver, 911 W . Henley.
McLellan, Alex J., t a n n e r , 112 1-2 Coleman.
Mrs. Grace.
Francis.
McLeroy, Hugh, works for P. R. R., 414 N. Eighth.
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McLowery, James F., clothing merchant, 118 Pulton.
Mrs. Myra H.
John T.
James F.
Ambrose A.
William C.
Mildred A.
Dorothy V.
Kenneth R.
Myra E.
Donald L.
McLowery, Mary, clerk, 119 N. First.
McMahon, Harry P., works for pipe line, 605 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Mary.
Agnes.
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McMahon, Jennie, 442 N. First.
McMahon, John H., oil gauger, 109 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Catherine.
John, tel. op.
William E.
Paul C.
Helen.
McMahon, John, section boss (P. R. R.) Pine, N. 0.
Mrs. Mary.
Kate, teacher.
Agnes.
Bessie.
Tessie.
William.
Charles.
McMahon, Mrs. Kate, 605 N. Fourth.
William, works at P. R. R. shops.
McMahon, Mrs. Margaret, Spruce, N. O.
Simon J., policeman.
McMahon, Mrs. Mary, widow, 401 Irving.
John, laborer.
Edward, mason.
Mary.
Margaret.
McMahon, Mary, 221 N. Second.
McMahon, Nellie, 442 N. First.
McMahon, Pearl C, teacher, Olean public schools. For address
McMahon, Robert, 1205 Buffalo.
McManus, Alice, domestic, 311 Laurens.
McManus, Anna, Hotel Imperial.
McManus, Mrs. Margaret, widow, 210 W. State.
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McMillan, Mrs., widow, 1214 W. State.
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McMurray, Andrew, brick mfr., 634 E. State, E. 0.
Mrs. Fannie.
Maud L.
McMurray, Mrs. Anna, 650 E. State, E. O.
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McNall, Mrs. Mary L., grocer, 16 Pierce av., W. O.
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McNamara, John L., works for P. R. R., 130 N. Thirteenth.
Mrs. Nora J.
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McNeille, Mrs. Camilla W., widow, 207 N. Clinton.
McNEILLE, PERRY R., dentist, office, 133 1-2 N. Union; res.
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McNoldy, William H., foreman (P. R. R.) 413 Laurens.
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MWcilliams, William, barber, 124 N. Fifth.
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Mrs. Hattie.
Alice.
Bertha.
Elsie.
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Mead, Bert, glassworker, 521 N. Fifth
Mrs. Bertha.
Florence.
Mead, Mrs. Blanche, W. State, W. 0.
Clarence.
Mead, Mrs. Emma, 116 N. Sixth.
Julia M.
Milton J.
George C.
Mead, Ethel, domestic, 304 N. Clinton.
Mead, John, carpenter, 223 Winters av.
Mrs. Maria.
Pearl.
Mead, William L., cook, 117 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Fannie E.
Meder, Jacob, car inspector (P. R. R.) 125 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Lena.
Earl J.
Jacob P.
Frank B.
Isabelle F.
John J.
Meehen, E. S., brakeman (P. R. R.) bds. 712 Wayne.
Meisel, William N , switchman (P. R. R.) 409 N. Ninth.
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Meloy, Fred O., printer, (Olean Ledger,) Union pi., res. 15
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Mary D.
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Mrs. Susan.
Robert P.
Mercea, Mrs. Nettie, 11 Pond, E. 0.
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Merritt, Frederick W., (F. W. Merritt & Son, 721 E. State, E.
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Mrs. Ida E.
MERRITT, F. W. & SON, (F. W. Merritt, W. L. MerrittJ meat
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MERRITT, GEORGE H., grScery, 825 E. State, E. 0.; res. 112
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Merritt, Onslow M., mail carrier, 112 E. Henley.
Mrs. Francelia.
George H.
Jessie Gladys.
Hazel Mildred.
Merritt, William A., laborer, 439 N. Ninth.
Mrs. Mina.
Fercy F.
Charles A.
William C.
Mary D.
Merritt, William L., (F. W. Merritt & Son, 721 E. State, E. 0.,)
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Mrs. Grace M.
Ethel G.
Claire.
Earl W.
Leo N.
Frederick.
Mesel, see Meisel.
Mess, Donald, student, 9 Plum, E. 0.
Mess, Lottie, 9 Plum, E. O.
Messer, Mary, 302 Laurens.
MESSER.-MARY J., milliner, 235 N. Union; res. 408 Wayne.
Messer, John, round house foreman (P. R. R.) 408 Wayne.
Mrs. Eva.
Mary J., milliner.
Louise E., milliner.
George J.. machinist.
Helen T.
Messer, Peter J., machinist, 127 S. Fifth.
Mrs. Emma M.
Harold J.
Lorraine J.
Damon P.
Metcalf, Mrs. Amelia C, widow, 242 1-2 N. Union.
Earl S.j barber.
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Charles W., works at tannery.
Fred D., glassworker.
Max H., glassworker.
Robert J.
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO., (S. G. Greenman,
asst. mgr.,) local offices 143 1-2 N. Union.
Metz, F. J., machinist (P. R. R.) bds. Genesee House.
Metzgar, Clementine C, stuilent, 325 Laurel av.
Metzgar, John C, student, 325 Laurel av.
Meyer, Julia, 205 N. Thirteenth.
Meyer, see Mayer and Myers.
Michael, Joseph, laborer, 481 1-2 N. Union.
Michael, Samuel, tailor, 212 W. State.
Mrs. Hannah.
Abraham, commercial traveler.
Rufus H.^ clerk.
Michaels, David, works for P. R. R., 124 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Sarah.
Helen.
Michello, Mike works at Quirin's, Dugan rd., E. O.
Mrs. Cassie.
Clifford.
Michler, Gottleib, carpenter, 116 S. Fourth.
Mrs. Caroline.
Michler, Mrs. Rosanna, 1320 W. State.
Michler, William, blacksmith, 29~"vValnut, N. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Mabel K.
Middaugh, Mrs. Susan, 228 N. Seventh.
Middleton, Mrs. George W., 124 N. Fifth.
Mike's "In and Out," (Mike James, prop.,) 447 N. Union.
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Milgate, Reuben, farmer, 312 E. Henley.
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Milham, Miss Sarah, nurse, 1310 Irving.
Miller, Albert, works at P. R. R. shops,- 3 Fourth av., Bv.
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Miller, Anna, cook, Genesee House.
MILLER, ARDEN F., (Miller Hardware Cp.,J 137 N. Union;
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Mrs. Lois L.
Miller Charles, book-keeper, 120 N. Fifth.
Miller, Daniel H., carpenter, 224 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Mary B.
Stella B.
Edna C.
Walter E.
Howard J.
Miller, David B., works for P. R. R., 143 N. Eleventh.
Mrs. Anna.
Miller, Elmer W., (L. Y. Miller & Sons, 121 W. State;) res. 211
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Mrs. Matilda.
Miller, William, works at Vacuum, 36 Third av., Bv.
Mrs. Mary.
Charles, car inspector (P. R. R.)
Robert, farmer.
Addie.
May.
Maud.
Leona.
Helen.
Dewey.
Miller, William, carpenter, 22 First av., Bv.
Millhara, see Milham.
Milliken, Mrs. Lizzie, 413 N. Seventh.
William J., messenger (P. R. R.)
Leonardia.
Thomas B.
Milliken, Mrs. Mary, 535 N. Sixth.
Milliken, Robert, hotelkeeper, 535 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Nora.
Walter.
Milliman, Fred D., carpenter, Grossman av., E. O.
Mrs. Mary A.
Jennie B.
Roy G.
Floyd J.
Lloyd E.
Milliman, Mrs. Sarah, Grossman av., E. 0.
Milne, Daniel F., clerk, 619 W. Henley.
Mrs. Jessie B.
Kenneth J.
Ruth I.
Jessie M.
Minahan, Andrew, freight handler (P. R. R.) 32 First av. Bv.
Mrs. Olive.
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Minehan, Cornelius, 132 S. Eleventh.
Mrs. Anna.
Minihan, Michael, farmer, 174 1-2 N. Union.
Minihan, Nora, 174 1-2 N. Union.
Minney, Fred, works for P. R. R., 266 1-2 N. Union.
Mitchell, Mrs. Delia, 69 Bishop, E. 0.
Charles.
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Sarah.
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Mitchell, William G., granite cutter, Gulf, E. 0.
Mrs. Anna.
Clarabelle.
Mix, Mrs. Hulda, 15 Pierce av., W. O.
Frank.
William G.
John.
Fred.
Moffett, Adele, 1010 W. State.
Moffett, Alex, 1010 W. State.
Moffett, Joseph O., foreman at tannery, 22 Main, Bv.
Mrs. Eugenia.
Philip.
Antonio.
Moffett, Michael A., foreman at tannery, 227 N. Thirteenth.
Mrs. Mary.
Isabelle.
Amelia M.
Mohan, John, driver, Steam Valley, S. 0.
Mrs. Victoria.
Mary.
Celia.
Mohr, George P., carpenter (P. R. R.) Mohr's Lane, W. 0.
Mrs. Frances.
Helen.
Raymond.
Philomena.
Mohr, Henry, Mohr's Lane, W. O.
Mrs. Anna.
Anna.
Martha.
Mohr, John, laborer, Mohr's Lane, W. O.
Marcreda.
MONARCH BILLIARD ACADEMY, (J. I. Lang, prop.) Masonic
Temple.
Monahan, Katherine, stenographer, 535 N. Union.
Monehan, see Mahan.
Monroe, Bert, fireman (P. R. R.) 414 N. Tenth.
Mrs. Edna.
Monthey, August, laborer, 63 River, N. 0.
Mrs. Ernestine.
Albert.
Lena.
Paul.
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Montie, Herman, carpenter, 621 1-2 W. Green.
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George J.
Dora M.
Mary.
Moodier, Charles F., carpenter, 605 N. Union.
Mrs. Susan.
Moody, Walter E., laborer, Brook, E. 0.
Mrs. Emma.
Fred, works at tannery.
Harry, works at tannery. <
Frank.
Jennie.
Blanche.
Mooney, Adelaide, 202 Irving.
Mooney, Mrs. B. F., widow, 204 Irving.
Mooney, Benjamin J., laborer, 212 Irving.
Mrs. Delia Irene.
Mooney, Patrick, 1306 Reed.
Mrs. Ellen.
John, glassblower.
Edward, glassworker.
William, glassworker.
Henry, glassworker.
James.
Joseph.
Moore, Charles, real estate, Moore's av., W. O.
Mrs. Eliza.
George H., glassworker.
Moore, David H., asst. supt. United Pipe Line, 321 Laurel av.
Mrs. Josephine G.
Margaret F.
Emmett R.
John D.
Darwin I.
Charles M.
Moore, Earl L., conductor, 17 Genesee Bv.
Mrs. Coila.
MOORE, MRS. E. J., (City Steam Laundry, -64 N. Union;) res
Riley & Wands bldg., 301 N. Union.
MOORE, E. R., prop. Olean Planing Mill, (adv. along side mar
gins,) 207-227 Wayne; res. 232 N. First.
Moore, Foster, teamster, 43 Railroad av., E. O.
Mrs. Anna F.
Charles A.
Howard A.
Ernest D.
Anna M.
Ida B.
Moore, George D., farmer, 31 Genesee, Bv.
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Moore, George N., oil producer, 504 W. Sullivan.
Evelyn.
Moore, George W., foreman (Vacuum,) 1116 Washington.
Mrs. Ida M.
Glenn D.
Leona P.
Moore, Henry, laborer, 318 Tompkins.
Moore, Lovell G., 17 Genesee, Bv.
Mrs. Helen E.
Moore, Minnie, domestic, 144 S. Union.
Moore, William, carpente., 302 S. Eighth.
MOORE, WILLIAM D., mgr. Olean Planing Mill, 207-227 Wayne;
res. 232 N. First.
Mrs. Elizabeth R.
Fred K., btiok-Eeeper.
Mary E., book-keeper.
William D. Jr., chief engineer Olean St. Ry.
Fanny C.
Moore, William O., farmer, Steam Valley, S. 0.
Mrs. Julia A.
Moorhess, see Mourhess.
Moran, Mr. inspector (P. S. & N. R. R.) Genesee House.
Moran, Edward D., prop. Grand Central Billiard Parlors, 312
N. Union; res. E. State, E. O.
Mrs. Catherine.
Mary T.
Edward D.
Thomas F.
James H.
Moran, Fred, trainman (P. R. R.) 710 Wayne.
Mrs. Gertrude.
Moran, Mrs. Mary, widow, 12 Third av., Bv.
Mary, teacher.
Moran, Thomas, prop, saloon 321 N. Union, res. do.
Mrs. Alta.
Vincent.
MORELL, PETER, shoemaker, 110 W. Sullivan; res. 112 N.
First.
Mrs. Victoria.
Pascal.
Morey, Clayton, River rd., S. O.
Morey, Hiram R., brakeman (P. R. R.) 321 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Margaret.
Berdena.
Morgan, Cassius C, clerk (Erie R. R.) 22 Elm, N. O.
Mrs. Inez M.
Morgan, C. E., brakeman (P. R. R.) bds. 712 Wayne.
Morgan, Horace H., 14 N. Barry.
Mrs. Emeline K.
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WM. E . WHEKLER, Vice-Pres.
A. T. EATON, C»ihier.
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J . E. Dmeubury,
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Mrs. Clara.
John E. Jr.
Joseph C.
Morgan, Mrs. Zelina, seamstress, 121 N. Eighth.
Charles B.
Morian, C. C, confectioner 104 W. State; res. 211 N. Clinton.
Mrs. Marion K
Raymond.
Morian, Fred E., prop, candy stand at cor. State and Union;
res. Allegany.
Mrs. Mary.
Morris, Miss Bertha, 1 Union pi., 245 N. Union.
MORRIS, CHARLES DEXTER, (Morris & VanCampen, directory publishers, 122 N. First,) res. 249 N. Union.
Morris, Mrs. Charles W., 325 Laurel av.
Morris, Florence, waitress, Dailey's Inn.
MORRIS, J. E. K., physician and surgeon, 249 N. Union.
Mrs. Sarah F.
Charles Dexter.
Raymond Bartlett.
Caroline Elizabeth.
Margaret.
Morris, Neal N., salesman, 130 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Mina L.
Mearl.
Morris, Julia, student, 7 Spruce, N. 0.
Morris, Miss Julia, dressmaker, 1 Union pi., 245 N. Union.
Morris, Miss Mary, dressmaker, 1 Union pi., 245 N. Union.
Morris, Sidney E., carpenter (Vacuum) Bartlett av., off Buffalo,
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Mrs. Bina.
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MORRIS, WILLIAM R., (Gault & Morris, Grand Central Hotel,)
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Mrs. Marie.
George R.
Morrison, George T., machinist (P. R. R.) 110 1-2 Wayne.
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Mrs. Bertha M.
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Emma M.
Moses, Mrs. Emma, widow, 611 W. Henley.
Moses, John, peddler, 108 Whitney av.
Moses, Joseph, works for Foley Bros., 126 Whitney av.
Mrs. Mary.
Moses, Mike, works at tannery, 126 Whitney av.
Mrs. Mary.
Libbie.
Mosher, Alvin, 418 Laurens.
Mrs. Henrietta.
Alice D.
Mosier, William H., stillman, 309 N. Fifth.
Mrs. Helen M.
Hattie B.
Nellie C , stenographer (P. R. R.)
Moss, Mrs. Eva A., dressmaker, 121 S. Sixth.
Mott, Archie M., painter, 317 S. Barry.
Mrs. Hattie M.
Floyd S.
Ruth M.
Mott, Charles A., conductor (P. R. R.) 131 N. Barry.
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Grace M., telephone operator.
Bessie H.
Mott, Mrs. Mary E., 315 S. Barry.
Mott, William, brakeman (P. R. R.) 311 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Harriet.
William E.
Albert.
Motto, Samuel G., butcher, 109 S. Seventh.
Mrs. Matilda,
George S.
Josephine E.
Catherine.
Viola.
Moulton, Mrs. Gertrude B., widow, 213 E. Henley.
MOUNTAIN, WILLIAM H., physician and surgeon, 116 S. First.
Mrs. Harriet L.
Joseph L.
Ruth Mary.
MOUNT VIEW CEMETERY ASSOCIATION, (George V. Forman, Buffalo, pres.; Allan B. Williams, mgr., 303 Masonic
Temple.
Mourhess, Ephriam, farmer, back Hinsdale rd., N. O.
Mrs. Effle.
Mildred.
Mourhess, William, farmer, 35 Third av., Bv.
Mrs. Lillian.
Earl.
Moyer, John, works at Vacuum, 201 N. Thirteenth.
Mrs. Minnie.
Laura M.
Walter J.
John C.
Ernest B.
Moyer, see Maurer.
Mucke, George, baker, 1120 W. State.
Mucke, Helen, baker, 1120 W. State.
Mucke, Hermann, glassworker, 1008 Irving.
Mrs. Wilhelmina.
Muckey, Fay, clerk (P. R. R.) 314 Jay.
Mrs. Maud.
Donald.
MUCKEY, FREDERICK D., prop, livery rear of 323 N. Union;
res. 309 N. First.
Mrs. Sophia M.
William P.
Josephine M.
Leon F.
Edward Troy,
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Mucky, Orgen, liveryman, 316 Wayne.
Mrs. Frances.
Muckey, William T., clerk, 805 W. State.
Mrs. Adra A.
Mudge. Charles, book-keeper, 214 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Geraldine F.
Winifred.
Helen L.
Geraldine.
Mudge, H. B., engineer (P. R. R.) bds. 712 Wayne.
Mulcay, John, railroad inspector, 119 S. Sixth.
Mrs. Mary.
Katherine.
Mary.
Nora.
Margaret.
Patrick.
Mulderick, G. P., engineer (P. R. R.) bds. 712 Wayne.
MULHOLLAND. WILLIAM H., (Mulholland & Adsit, "The
Oak," 101 N. Union;) res. 212 S. Union.
Mrs. Catherine.
Owen.
Eulalia.
Wallace.
Mullaley, Thomas, works at Vacuum, 109 Green, N. O.
Mrs. Nora.
Mullane, Eugene, currier, 44 Orchard av., E. 0.
Mrs. Anna.
Mary.
John.
Margaret.
Jerrold.
Frances.
Edward.
Eugene.
Mullin, David W., farmer, River, N. 0., beyond Erie tracks.
Mrs. Hortense.
Sarah, clerk.
Lowrie. electrician.
Harry.
Ralph.
Mullin, Patrick F., currier, 123 S. Thirteenth.
Mrs. Maggie.
Mulryan, Jeremiah, stillman, bds. 1125 N. Union, N. O.
Multress, Miss Millie, domestic, 116 S. Clinton.
Mulvey, Anna, domestic, 127 N. Fourth.
Mulvey, Mary, chamber maid, Olean House.
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Third.
Mrs. Susan M.
William Clyde, civil engineer.
Munger, Edwin J., driver for Barse, 213 Whitney av.
Mrs. Alice R.
George, mgr. Streight Art Store.
Munson, Mary, Christian Science healer, 108 S. Clinton.
Munger, William, 823 E. State, E. 0.
Murdzia, Frank, laborer, 47 Johnston, N. 0.
Mrs. Agnes.
Joseph.
Mary.
John.
M-urphy, Ellen, 7 Spruce, N. O.
Murphy, Mrs. Grace E., stenographer (Olean Glass Co.) 809 N.
Fifth.
Marjorie A.
Murphy, Henry B., works at tannery, W. River rd., S. 0.
Mrs. Lillian.
Helen M.
Ruth.
Frances.
Murphy, John E., tanner, W. Henley, W. 0.
Mrs. Clara.
Helen.
MURPHY, JOHN V., pharmacist, 483 N. Union; res. 483 1-2 N.
Union.
Mrs. Loretta.
Katherine.
Murphy, Mary, 7 Spruce, N. O.
Murphy, Michael, glassworker, 37 Water, N. 0.
Mrs. Catherine.
John, glassblower.
Daniel.
William.
Vincent.
Joseph.
James.
Marie.
Catherine.
Teresa.
Murphy, Michael J., currier, 225 N. Thirteenth.
Mrs. Bridget.
Thomas.
Mary.
Katherine.
Anna.
Margaret.
Elizabeth.
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MURPHY, WALTER, mgr. Armour & Co., 120 S. Clinton.
Mrs. Emily C.
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Murray, Mrs. Henrietta, 650 E. State, E. 0.
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Murray, James P., agent for Seep's Purchasing Agency, 121 N. 3
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Mrs. Margaret M.
Murray, James, tanner, 26 Hoops, E. 0.
Mrs. Elenor.
William J.
Elmer E.
Alfred.
George.
Edith.
Grace.
Murray, Jasper N., tanner, 28 King, E. O.
Mrs. Elizabeth.
Murray, J. C, collector, 71 Bishop, E. 0.
Mrs. Gertrude.
Harold.
Lela.
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Murray, John, works in tannery, 1305 W. Henley.
Murray! Patrick, 1305 W. Henley.
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Murray, William, engineer (P. R. R.) W.«State, W. 0.
Murtaugh, Edward, supt. of R. & K. tannery, 752 N. Union, N.O. ^ —
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Myers, Charles, railway mail clerk, 120 Wayne.
Mrs. Lelia.
Myers, Mrs. Lavina, 211 S. Union.
Myers, Rhoda, 117 Coleman.
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Myrick, Earl, works at Chamberlin's, Pleasant Valley.
Mrs. Gertrude.
Archie.
Nellie.
Fred.
Myrick, George P., clerk (P. R. R.) 316 N. Clinton.
Mrs. May S.
Lowell S.
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MYRICK MACHINE CO., (Alfred Tothill, Edward M. Tothill,)
cor. E. Sullivan and N. Barry; office 126 E. Sullivan.
Myrick, William L., civil engineer, 306 1-2 W. State.
Mrs. Josephine.
Nancarrol, see Nancarrow.
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Napoleon, Chester, laborer, 336 N. E i g h t h .
Nash, Aaron N., 3 Bishop, E. 0 .
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Nash, P a t r i c k J., works for P . R. R., 321 Coleman.
Mrs. Mabel.
Nash, Uriah J., carpenter, 63 Garden av., E. 0 .
Mrs. Mary L.
F. Lavantia.
Parker.
NATIONAL GUARD, STATE OF NEW YORK, armory North,.
cor. Barry.
National Protective Legion^ M. E. Slade, mgr., offices 258 1-2 N
Union; res. Olean House.
NATIONAL TRANSIT CO., D. J. Lyons, supt., pump station.
River, N.-O., uptown office, Exchange Bank building.
Navel, John, laborer, 81 Main, Bv.
NAYLOR, W. G., city editor Herald, 307 Tompkins.
Mrs. Anna M.
Marien A.
Clare.
Near, Charles H., travelingman, 207 S. Second.
Mrs. Fannie M.
Malcolm.
Quentin.
Neff, Edward W., barber, 112 S. Tenth.
Mrs. Emily A.
Carrie.
Ruth.
Nelson, Ada, 116 E. Sullivan.
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Mrs. Jennie M.
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Mrs. Julia.
Bartholomew, machinist.
Josephine.
Helen.
Irene.
John.
Loretta.
Joseph.
Nelson, Mrs. Mary L., widow, 141 N. Ninth.
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Nelson, Myrtle, domestic, 211 N. Fourth.
Nelson, Oscar, car inspector (P. R. R.) 814 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Wllhelma.
Nelson, Paul H., oil contractor, 910 Wayne.
Mrs. Mary.
Paul H. Jr.
James R.
Mary.
NENNO, JOSEPH J., (Davis, Nenno & Hartz,) 160 N. Union;
res. 404 Laurens.
Mrs. Vida L.
Neuschil, Henry refinery, 9 Pierce av., W. O.
Mrs. Kate.
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Nevins, F. Ethel, 129 N. Third.
NEW CONKLIN WAGON CO., (John E. Dusenbury, pres.; Jas.
H. Waring, vice-pres.; E. A. Judd, sec. and treas.; D. C. Conklin, gen'l mgr.,) wagon manufacturers. Inc. 1894. Capital,
$150,000, E. State, cor. Adams.
NEW YORK & PENNA. TEL. & TEL. CO., C. T. Early, local
mgr., office and exchange, 160 N. Union.
Newcomer, W. Curt, machinist, 36 SeconfTav., Bv.
Mrs. Ada.
George.
Dorothy.
Newkirk, Miss Alice, 218 W. Sullivan.
Newland, Aden W., machinist (P. R. R.) 116 S. Eighth.
Mrs. Grace M.
Newman, Mrs. Anna; 245 S. Barry.
Lee H.
Mabel A.
Herbert J.
Newman, Mrs. Ellen, 1514 Buffalo.
Thomas A., boilermaker.
Newman, G. Roy, artist, 223 N. Union.
Newman, John J., supt. Tanner Sh"oe Stock Co., 145 S. Union.
Mrs. Teresa.
Newman, John T., patterirmaker, 116 Wayne.
Mrs. Katherine H.
Newman,Roy
Newell
N., crayon portraits, 223 N. Union.
R., lineman.
Mrs. Carrie E.
Roy G., artist.
Lottie.
Newman, Thomas G., farmer, Dugan rd., E. O.
Mrs. Delia.
Eva.
Claude.
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Mrs. Susan R.
Nesbit, J. Wesley, clerk, bds. 209 W. State.
NICHOLS, BERT H., pool and billiard room 129 W. State; res.
316 W. Green.
Mrs. Nellie P.
Nichols. D. Alton, student, 2 Brook, E. 0.
Nichols, Frank, laborer, 123 N. Second.
Mrs. Mary.
John, laborer.
Nichols, J. Albert, carpenter, 2 Brook, E. 0.
Mrs. Charlotte.
Nichols, Roy, carpenter, 4 Brook, cor. Gulf, E. 0.
Mrs. Florenc'e.
Nicholson. John, 56 Prospect av., Bv.
Nichoson, Eclgar L.. lumberman, 122 Fulton.
Mrs. Mary 0.
Florence A.
Maurice H.
Aleck.
Julia M.
Arline O.
William Kenneth.
Nickel, Ernest, sta. engineer, 1212 Washington.
Mrs. Augusta.
Mary.
Rose.
Frank.
Paul.
Nickel, Mrs. Mary, 224 N. Seventh.
Nickles, George, (Greek American Fruit Co.) I l l N. Union.
Mrs. Slamatiky.
Infant.
Nickels, Guste, (Greek American Fruit Co.) I l l N. Union.
Nicklas, John, barber 108 S. Union~ res. 520 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Lottie M.
Helena C.
Nicklas, Tony, boilermaker (P. R. R.) W. State, W. 0., beyond
limits.
Mrs, Kate.
William J., boilermaker (P. R. R.
Paul.
Nickum, Charles T., insurance agent, 131 S. Second.
Mrs. Elizabeth L.
Marion L.
Charles Kenneth.
Niemies, John, laborer (P. R. R.) 328 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Gertrude.
Stephana.
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Mrs. Stacia.
NIES, ELMER L., agt. for Adams and American Express Co.,
bds. 209 N. Clinton.
Nigger, Peter, works at tannery, Spruce, N. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Mary.
Infant.
Nitzschke, Mina L., teacher, Olean public schools. For address,
Ninth Street Methodist Episcopal Church, (Rev. Hugh Boyd,
pastor,) 131-133 N. Ninth.
Nittner, Henry, laborer, 1116 Irving.
Mrs. Mary.
Niver, John W., laborer, 18 Garden av., E. 0.
Mrs. Mary.
Noble, Bartlett A., teamster, 421 N. Ninth.
Mrs. B. Ann.
Edward A.
Louis T.
Noble, Fred, car inspector (P. R. R.) Goodrich av., E. O.
Mrs. Viola.
Noble, John P., student, 209 W. State.
Noble, Mary E., student, 209 W. State.
Noble, William, car repairer (P. R. R.) 511 N. Union.
Mrs. Helen.
Laura.
Nobles, Ben A., laborer, 17 Pond, E. O.
Mrs. Frances.
Bertha.
Maud.
Nobles, Byron D., bridge engineer, 109 North.
Mrs. Louise.
Nold, V. Raymond, music teacher, 119 Laurens.
Nolder, Lizzie, 233 N. First.
Nolder, Mary, 706 W. Sullivan.
Nolen, Annie, 603' W. Sullivan.
Noonan, Edward, clerk, 318 N. First.
Noonan, Mrs. Hannah, 39 Green, N. O.
Bina, teacher.
Mary, tel. op.
John, gauger.
Noonan, James, tanner, 49 Garden av., E. O.
Mrs. Mary.
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J. Richards, (Wellsville,) vice-pres.; J. R. Droney, sec. and
treas.; offices 20-21 Exchange Bank building.
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Nutt, Mrs. M. E., 29 Pierce av., W. O.
Nettie.
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Nutting, Alonzo, teamster, 26 Third av., Bv.
Mrs. Eva.
OAK, THE, saloon, (W. H. Mullholland and Crit Adsit, proprs.)
101 N. Union.
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Siding-, Sash Blinds, Doors, Mouldings, Lime, Plaster and Cement.
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Oakes, Ernest, machinist (P. R. R.) 1501 W. Henley.
Mrs. Bertha.
Leslie.
Oakes, Jay, porter Grand Central Hotel.
OAKLEAP, FRANK H., (dealer in books, stationery, etc.,) 127
N. Union; res. 207 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Jennie B.
James F.
Edward M.
Howard B.
Marion A.
Oakleaf, F. H. Copies of this Directory can be obtained at Oakleaf's Book Store, 127 N. Union. Price, $2.50 net.
Oakley. George C, moulder, 320 Jay.
Mrs. Mary E.
Ovedia.
Lyle.
Thelma.
Oakley, George 0., carpenter, 325 Barry.
Mrs. Blanche A.
DeForrest.
Gladys M.
Gwendeline.
Oakley, George W., 315 Irving.
Mrs. Edith C.
Oakley, John L., carpenter, 301 S. Barry.
Mrs. Julia Maud.
Ruth E.
Hazel M.
Orrin P.
O'Brien, Daniel, pump station, 27 Elm, N. O.
Mrs. Abbie.
John J.
Leo F.
Bert.
Frank.
Arthur.
Joseph.
O'Brien, James Burke, 535 N. Union.
O'Brien, John, works at P. R. R. shops, 111 Wayne.
O'Brien, Jeremiah, 429 N. Seventh.
O'Brien, Mary, cook Olean House.
O'CONNELL BROS., (James F. O'Connell and Philip O'Connell,
billiards, pool and sample room,) 128 W. State.
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Mrs. Margaret.
Ella G.
Philip M.
James R.
Marie H.
O'Conner, Miss Caroline, 134 N. First.
O'CONNER, MARTIN, hardware store, (James Boyle, mgr.,)
205 N. Union; res. 134 N. First.
O'Conner, Miss Mary A., 134 N. First.
O'CONNOR, R., prop. Frank's Hotel, 108 W. State.
Odd Fellows Lodge Rooms, 231 1-2 N. Union.
O'Connors, Miss Katherine, 1017 W. Sullivan.
O'Connors, Michael, works for P. R. R., 1017 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Margaret.
Odell, Mrs. Anna, 214 N. Second.
John C, laborer.
Odell, Charles H., oil producer, 216 N. Barry.
Mrs. Emma.
L. Alladene.
Gerald H.
Odell, Miss Jennie, dressmaker, 318 Tompkins.
O'Donnell, Jerry, driver, ?5 Oak N. 0.
Agnes.
Jerry.
Roger.
Katherine.
O'Donnell, John, currier, 105 S. Thirteenth.
Mrs. Mena.
Veronica.
O'Donnell, Mary, domestic, 112 S. Clinton.
O'Donnel, Nellie, domestic, 305 S. Second.
O'Donnel, Patrick W., laborer, 303 S. Eighth.
Mrs. Susie.
Ross.
Algier.
O'Hara, Benjamin, tanner, 1126 W. Henley.
O'Hara, Ellen, cook, 103 N. Union.
O'Hara, John, works at P. R. R. shops, 525 N. Fifth.
Mrs. Margaret.
O'Hara, John T., fireman (Chemical No. 1,) 110 S. First.
Mrs. Josephine.
Frank.
Helen.
O'Hara, Mary, housekeeper, 103 N. Union.
O'Hara, Mrs. Mary, 109 N. Twelfth.
Florence.
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O'Hara, Michael, 1126 W. Henley.
O'Hara, Rose, domestic, 305 N. Second.
O'Hern, Henry, fireman (P. R. R.) 112 S. Kighth.
Mrs. Mary.
Mary.
Lauretta.
O'Keefe, Mrs. MartHa, dressmaker, 1110 Washington.
Clarence P.
Marie M.
Clara T.
Alice C.
Okerlund, C. Oscar, boilermaker (P. R. R.) 112 N. Tenth.
Mrs. Anna.
Arthur 0.
Linnea I.
Esther.
Old Homestead Hotel, 323 N. Union.
Olds, Charles C, carpenter, 212 Winters av.
Mrs. Lydia E.
Myrtle.
Olds, Earl, 810 W. Sullivan.
Olds, Fred C, manufacturer, 136 S. Union.
Mrs. Miranda C.
Ethel M.
Olds, Viva, 810 W. Sullivan.
Olds, see Oles.
OLEAN BAKING CO., (N. R. Robinson, prop.) 237 N. Union.
OLEAN BILL POSTING CO., 109 North, (F. V. R. Stillman,
prop.)
OLEAN BUILDING, LOAN & SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, (N. V.
V. Franchot, pres.; W. O. Curtiss, vice-pres.; F. V. R. Stillman, sec; A. B. Williams, treas.; F. L. Eaton, atty.) Authorized capital, $2,500,000. Inc. 1892. Offices 109 North.
OLEAN CEMENT BLOCK WORKS, (A. G. Harvey, pres.; John
F. Harvey, vice-pres.) office and factory at end of Fifth, along
P. R. R. tracks. (See adv.)
OLEAN CLEANING & RUG WEAVING WORKS, (H. C.
Schamel, prop.) 115 W. Sullivan.
OLEAN DRIVING PARK ASSOCIATION, (H. S. Sartwell, pres.,
W. R. Page, sec.,) W. State, W. O.
OLEAN ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO., (N. V. V. Franchot, pres.; G. N. Moore, vice-pres.; P. A. Davidson, sec. and
treas.; F. S. Wahl, supt.) Capital, $35,000. Inc. 1887. Office
and power house, 430 N. Union.
OLEAN FIRE DEPARTMENT, (W. H. Simpson, chief.)
Olean General Hospital, (Miss Mary B. Hall, supt., F. L. Bartlett, pres. of directors,) 519 N. First, cor. Wayne. Complete
list'of officers on back pages.
OLEAN GLASS CO., (S. W. Pancoast, pres.; F. W. Higgins, vice
pres.; J. L. Clyde, sec. and treas.,) 1409 Buffalo.
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OLEAN GREEN HOUSE, (F. H. Johnson, prop.,) 313-315 Whitney av. (See adv.)
OLEAN HERALD CO., (Herbert D. Sibley, William E. Ostrom,)
publishers of Olean Herald and Weekly Democrat, 215 N.
Union. (See adv.)
OLEAN HOUSE, (H. S. Sartwell, prop.) 132 N. Union.
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OLEAN LIVERY CO., (JoEh Heilman, prop.) 238 N. Union.
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Whitney av., below First. (See adv.)
OLEAN MILLS, (George Oliver, prop.) 502 E. State, cor. East
avenue. (See adv.)
OLEAN OPERA HOUSE. (J. H. Havens, prop.,) 115 W. State.
OLEAN PLANING MILL, (E. R. Moore.) office, 217 Wayne,
factory, yard and warehouse, 207-227 Wayne. (See adv.)
OLEAN PLUMBING, HEATING & LIGHTING CO., (R. E.
Hickey, W. J. Hickey,) 256 N. Union.
Olean School of Music, 119 S. First, (J. de Zielinski, director.)
OLEAN STEAM LAUNDRY, (F. S. Tinklepaugh, prop.) 216 W.
State.
OLEAN STREET RAILWAY CO., office 142 N. Union; (Wilson
R. Page, pres.; Irving W. Miller, supt.; Charles E. Davis,
general freight and passenger agent.)
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OLEAN TIMES, (C. D. Straight, editor and prop.) 105 North.
(See adv.)
OLEAN TRANSFER CO., (Thomas Gilligan, pres.; C. W. Rowland, treas.; G. H. Coxe, s e c ; C. C. Bissett, supt.;) carting,
moving and storage, 114-116 W. Sullivan.
Olean Y. M. C. A., (Dr. I. H. Boyd, pres.; rooms 215 N. Union.)
Complete list of officers on back pages.
Oles, Mrs. Mary, widow, 9 Griffin, E. O.
Nellie.
Oles, see Olds.
Oliver, Mrs. Caroline A., widow, 305 Laurel ave.
Oliver, George, prop. Olean Mills, (see adv.) 312 Laurel av.
Mrs. Nellie A.
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Olmsted, Russel, teamster, 328 Wayne.
Mrs. Delia.
Maggie.
Hazel.
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Olson, Charles, works at Pierce's tannery, 322 N. Ninth.
Mrs. Hilda.
Lillian.
Harold.
Mabel.
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Olson, Oscar, tanner, 1214 Reed.
Mrs. Christina.
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Victor O.
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Olson, Thomas, carpenter, 41 Water, N. 0.
Mrs. May A.
Olena.
Rosetta.
Ole.
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O'Meara, Lawrence P., bridgebuilder, 227 S. Barry.
Onato, Ernest, 516 Wayne.
Mrs. Mary.
Ernest.
O'Neil, Francis, stillman, 21 Homer, N. O.
Mrs. Lena.
Francis J.
Ella J.
Sarah A.
O'Neil, Frank, works for Standard, 909 W. Henley.
Mrs. Helen.
Bernice H.
O'Neil, Henry P., prop. Olean Cab Line, 911 W. Henley.
Mrs. Mary E.
Oosterhoudt, Charles, farmer, 56 Front av., Bv.
Mrs. Carrie G.
Oosterhoudt, Chester I., asst. yardmaster (P. R. R.) 208 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Myrtie.
Richard.
Oosterhoudt, Edwin I., foreman, 302 N. Barry.
Mrs. Lucy A.
'Oosterhoudt, Miss Louisa, Prince, E. O.
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Mrs. Harriet F.
Roy E.
William A. Jr.
Minnie E.
Helen F.
J. Walter.
Orcutt, Clarence, clerk, 324 Jay.
Mrs. Minnie.
Orcutt, John H., cutlery works, 23 Pierce av., W. 0.
' Mrs. Carrie.
Earl B.
Sadie K.
Orcutt, Oscar E., clerk, 518 N. First.
Mrs. Anna.
Joseph H.
Herbert C.
Orcutt, William S., clerk, 14 Second av., Bv.
Mrs. Mildred.
Albert.
O'Rourke, Mrs. Winifred, 219 N. Fifth.
Osborn, Frank, conductor (P. R. R.) 117 S. Third.
Osborn, Roy, works for "P. R. R., 422 N. First.
Osgood, C. E., saloon, 427 N. Union.
Osgood. Edward, Steam Valley rd., S. 0.
Mrs. Ida J.
Harrison.
Osgood, H. W., printer, bds. 322 Jay.
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O'Sbaughnessy, Edward, works for P. R. R., 266 1-2 N. Union.
Osman, Joseph, laborer, 805 Reed.
Mrs. Catherine,
Mary M.
Joseph,
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Osterman, Frank W., currier, 306 S. Eighth.
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Osterman, Jake M., currier, 109 S. Ninth.
Mrs. Elizabeth.
Osterman, John, farmer, McCann Hollow, S. 0.
Mrs. Celia.
Henry.
Osterman, George, farmer, McCann Hollow, S. O.
Mrs. Millie.
Teresa.
Edward.
Clarence.
Percy.
George.
Mildred.
Osterman, William J., moulder (Luther) Green, N. 0.
Mrs. Elizabeth.
Howard.
Edna. «
Osterstuck, Emery, 32 Water, N. O.
Mrs. Saphronia.
Osterstuck, William, stonemason, 25 River, N. O.
Mrs. Lena.
Cora.
Clarence.
William.
Osterstuck, George, farmer, Plucker Hollow, N. O.
Mrs. Cora.
Velma.
Wesley.
Ostertag, John H., works at P. R. R. shops, "VV. State, W. O.
Mrs. Etta.
Ostrander, Charles, switchman (P. R. R.) 441 N. First.
Mrs. Nellie.
Ostrander, Fred L., carpenter, 312 N. Thirteenth.
Mrs. Margaret.
Henry.
Margaret.
Charles.
Ostrom, Mrs. Elizabeth, widow, 325 N. Fourth.
OSTROM, WILLIAM L., publisher (Sibley & Ostrom,) 325 N.
Fourth.
Mrs. Katherine C.
Merle C.
Selden W.
Oswick, George, stillman, 219 S. Union.
Mrs. Mary E.
Frederick C.
Otis, Michael, glassworker, 110 S. Seventh.
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Otto, Andrew J., 129 S. Barry.
Mrs. Jennie.
Otto, Miss June, cook, 119 Irving.
Ouderkirk, Abram, Dugan rd., E. O.
Ouderkirk, Richard, teamster, Dugan rd., E. O.
Mrs. Eva.
Elmer.
Lillian.
Pearl.
Ovenshire, Gertrude, 418 W. State.
Overtoil, Giles B.; 321 N. Fifth.
Owens, William, farmer, Brook, E. O.
Ozga, Andrew, laborer, 7 Franklin, N. 0.
Pacer, Frank, harness maker, Union, N. 0., beyond Erie tracks.
Pacer, Jacob, laborer, Buffalo, N. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Pacer, Stanley, laborer, 7 Walnut, N. O.
Pacer, Vincent, laborer, 25 Garden av., E. 0.
Mrs. Frances.
Michael.
Celia.
Paddock, John H., carpenter, 27 Second av., Bv.
Mrs. Emma.
Padlo, John, laborer (Vacuum) 15 Lower Walnut, N. 0.
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Mrs. Mary.
Mary.
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Josie.
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Page, Albert S., laborer, S. Union, S. 0.
Page, Bert, motorman, 1213 W. State.
Page, Frank E., carpenter, McCann Hollow, S. O.
Mrs. Hattie M.
Page Frank W., works for P. R. R., 1213 W. State.
Mrs. Hattie.
Frank W.
Marvin H.
Howard.
Doris.
Infant.
Page, Fred, carpenter, S. Union, S. O.
Mrs. Bertha.
Carl.
Will.
Fred.
Page, Joseph L., attorney at law, office 31 Exchange Bank building; res. 218 N. Third.
Mrs. Harriet.
Page, Mrs. Margaret, widow, 96 River, N. 0.
Stella M., stenographer.
Edward J., telegrapher.
Page, Mrs. Mary A., S. Union, S. 0.
Page, Mrs. Nancy M., 79 Bishop, E. O.
Bert H., motorman.
Charles, clerk (P. R. R.)
PAGE, WILSON R., pres. Olean St. Ry. Co., I l l S. Second.
Mrs. Nellie F.
Wilson K.
Marie E.
Lawrence R.
Pacha, Adolph C, works for P. R. R., 131 N. Eleventh.
Mrs. Anna.
Joseph, farmer.
Charles.
Palmateer, Harvey, teamster, 633 E. State, E. O.
Palmer, Addison V., tank roofer, 1434 Buffalo.
Mrs. Emma.
Frank A.
Cornelia M.
Sidney A.
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Mrs. Alice C.
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Palmer, Benjamin C, tanner, 51 Garden av., E. O.
Mrs. Cora.
Quentin.
Naoma.
Palmer, Irenus J.. carpenter, 41 Railroad av., E. 0.
Mrs. Victoria.
Grace L.
Adelbert M.
Palmer, James carnenter, 8 Pond, E. O.
Mrs. Bridget.
Palmer, John S . solicitor, 213 E. Henley.
Mrs. Anna.
Palmer, Joshua K., supt. of poor, office 109 North, res. 212 N.
Clinton.
Mrs. Rebecca.
Palmeter. Josenh. clerk, back of 453 N. Union.
Mrs. Mary.
Pancoast. David G., glassblower, 212 N. Third.
Mrs. Mary.
Pancoast. Samuel W., pres. Olean Glass Co., 120 Laurens.
Mrs. Helen M.
Paness, Mike, laborer (P. R. R.)
Mrs. Julia.
John.
Joseph.
Pardee, Miss Virginia, telephone op., 218 W. Sullivan.
Parish, Glenn A., printer, 9 Second av., Bv.
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Parker, Asa. P6 Main. Bv.
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Mrs. Mary B.
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Mrs. Minnie.
Parker, Charles W., carpenter, 307 S. Seventh.
Mrs. Mary.
Raymond L.
Clara L.
Laura.
P A R K E R & COBB, (W. D. P a r k e r , William Cobb,) attorneys at
law, Tower Block, 156 N. Union.
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Mrs. Anna.
Prank D.
Ethel E.
Mildred L.
Parker, Edward C , laborer, 1117 W. State.
Mrs. Laura.
Leon H.
Parker, Mrs. Grace, (Mrs. Wallace) W. River rd., S. 0.
Gladys.
Ivah.
Parker, Hiram, laborer, 1511 W. Henley.
Mrs. Frances.
Chester A.
Prank H.
Parker, Homer L., pipe fitter, 56 Main, Bv.
Parker, Mrs. Jane, widow, 109 S. Clinton.
Parker, Mame, 317 N. Fifth.
Parkin, Orin B., milkman, W. River rd., S. 0.
Mrs. Mary A.
Parker, Mrs. Sarah N., (Mrs. J. B.) W. River rd., S. O.
Parker, William, farmer, 29 Main, Bv.
PARKER WILLIS D., (Parker & Cobb,) Tower Block, res.
133 1-2 S. Third.
Mrs. Anna Katherine.
Blanche.
Genevieve.
Parkhurst, Wilbert P., glassblower, 1302 Washington.
Mrs. Bertha.
Norman.
Charles.
Elsie.
Parzig, Barney, laborer, Pine, N. 0.
Pasquale, Andrew, laborer, 336 N. Eighth.
Passmore. John H., lineman (P. R. R.) 128 S. Clinton.
Mrs. Margaret.
PASSMORE, SAMUEL E., insurance agent, office 307 Masonic
Temple; res. 319 Laurel av.
Mrs. Emma L.
Gertrude.
Passmore, William D., lineman, 210 S. Clinton.
Mrs. Emily.
Leon.
Helen.
Joyce.
Pastick, Jule, laborer (P. R. R.) Walnut, cor. Water, N. O.
Patterson, Mrs. Abbie, 208 W. State.
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Minnie A.
Mildred I.
Marion F.
Maurice L.
Patterson, Gilbert, farmer, Steam Valley, S. 0.
Mrs. Mary.
Gilbert F.
Patterson, Mrs. Mary, widow, 123 N. Second.
Patterson, William M., works at P. R. R. shops, 503 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Mary A.
Henry T.
Paulman, Fred, barber shop 1123 W. State; res. 1125 W. State.
Paulman, Henry L., glassworker, 1431 Buffalo.
Mrs. Louise.
Catherine.
Dorothy.
Cleona.
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Pault, Dominick, laborer, 604 N. First.
Paventa, Gust, glass factory, S. Union, S. O.
Mrs. Flora.
Florence.
Mary.
Joseph.
Blanche.
Hazel.
Lillian.
Pazdz, Victor, laborer, bds. 26 Walnut, N. 0.
Peabody, Albert P.. book-keeper, 415 Irving.
Mrs. Beulah A.
Norma K.
George Hugh.
William Alden.
Pearson, John, car inspector (P. R. R.) 145 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Josephine,
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Gilbert W.
Peck, George, works at glass factory, 30 N. Washington, N. 0.
Mrs. Mary.
Gerald.
Peck, Mrs. Marie, domestic, 210 N. Barry.
Elsie.
Peck, Nathan B., 216 N. Third.
Peckham, Mrs. Caroline M., 216 S. Union.
Gladys N.
McCleary A.
Peckham, Frank C, carpenter, 434 N. First.
Mrs. Carrie E.
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Pelton, John G., tailor, 219 N. Union; res. 204 N. Clinton.
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Pelton, William L., clerk, 132 1-2 N. Barry.
Mrs. Emma M.
William A.
Pender, Anna P., domestic, 237 N. Third.
Pendleton, Mrs. Elizabeth, 5iO N. Union.
Pennock, Charles C, works for P. R. R., 815 Washington.
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PENNSYLVANIA R. R. Master Mechanic's Office, (John M.
James, master mechanic,) 711 Wayne.
PENNSYLVANIA R. R., medical examiner's office, (Drs. W. B.
Reynolds and I. H. Boyd,) rooms 13 and 14 Riley & Wands
block.
PENNSYLVANIA R. R., passenger station, (A. A. Brehm, station agent; A . E. Wormer, ticket agent,) 12i-131 E. Sullivan.
PENNSYLVANIA R. R., shops and yards, Wayne, between First
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Penoyer, Frank H., works for P. R. R., 420 N. First.
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Percival, Gordon, 201 N. Clinton.
Perker, Allen, painter (P. R. R.) W. River rd., S. 0.
Mrs. Hannah M.
Perkins, Herbert C, armorer, 125 S. Fourth.
Mrs. Mary T.
Vivian D.
Dorothy Y.
Thalma J.
Perrigton, T., 465 N. Union.
Mrs.
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Johanna.
Perrine, William, works at P. R. R. shops, 520 N. First.
Mrs. Julia.
William T.
Perry, Frank C, farmer, Haskell rd., E. 0.
Mrs. Ada.
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Perry, Mabel, 132 S. Eleventh.
Perry, Wallace, tanner, W. Henley, W. O.
Persing, Lynn, conductor (St. Ry.) 705 Washington.
Peters, Will, tinsmith, bds. Grand Central Hotel.
Peters, William, tel. op. (P. R. R.) 307 1-2 N. Union.
Petersen. Harry P., switchman (P. R. R.) 27 Water, N. 0.
Mrs. Ruth.
Petersen, Milo, switchman, (P. R. R.) 802 1-2 N. Union, N. 0.
Peterson, Andrew, 1009 Washington.
Mrs. Anna.
Peterson, Anna M., 701 1-2 E. State, E. 0.
Peterson, Carl F., machinist (P. R. R.) 506 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Augusta.
Peterson, Charles E., teamster, 511 W. Green.
Mrs. I. Jennie.
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Mrs. Anna.
Agnes.
Nellie.
Lillian.
Dorothy.
Peterson, D. B., laborer, 18 Garden av., E. O.
Mrs.
Peterson, Mr., laborer, 128 N. Third.
Mrs. Sadie.
Peterson, Mrs. Dora, 119 N. Second.
Peterson, George B., clerk, 414 W. State.
Mrs. Tillie.
Helene M.
Peterson, George E., policeman, 131 N. Third.
Mrs. Irene.
Peterson, Grace, 23 Railroad av., E. 0.
Peterson, Mrs. Hannah, 1120 Buffalo.
Peterson, John, 206 N. Barry.
Peterson, Mary J., 23 Railroad av., E. 0.
Peterson, Tilly, 207 N. Sixth.
Peterson, Walter J., brakeman (P. R. R.) 901 N. Union, N. O.
Mrs. Katnerine.
Peterson, W. P., (prop. Hotel Capitol,) 112 W. State.
Pettis, Merrit, teamster, 320 S. Fourth.
Celia.
Pettit, Earl, clerk, 116 S. Clinton.
Pettit, George F., farmer, back Hinsdale rd., N. O.
Mrs. Juliaette.
Vincent H.
PETTIT, HENRY J., osteopath, 34-35 Exchange Bank building,
res. 135 S. Second.
Mrs. Annie.
Elizabeth.
Pettit, Sarah, teacher, Olean public schools. For address, see
Petty, William I., works for Armour, 26 Main, Bv.
Mrs. Maude V.
Pezzinent, Tony, 108 E. Sullivan.
Mrs. Rosie.
Pfeffer, Edward, car repairer (P. R. R.) 132 S. Twelfth.
Mrs. Estella.
Pfeffer, Mary, housekeeper, 1306 Washington.
Phelps, Homer B.. engineer (P. R. R.) 230 S. Clinton.
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Pickard, Alexander, granite cutter, 824 E. State, E. O.
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Pierce, Daniel W., carpenter, 24 Hoops, E. 0.
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Georgia A.
Pierce, Mrs. E. Lola, (Mrs. J. Frank,) widow, 123 N. Clinton.
James F.
Richard F.
Pierce, Eugene S., asst. city engineer, 231 N. Third.
Mrs. Theodosia K.
Pierce. Eugene W., car inspector (P. R. R.) Division, E. 0.
Mrs. Mena.
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PIERCE, GEORGE H., law office and fire insurance, 305 Masonic
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Pierce, Howard, student, 518 1-2 N. First.
Pierce, James S., book-keeper, 108 N. Second.
Mrs. Celia W.
Frank W.
Josephine M.
Pierce, John, 112 Coleman.
PIERCE, LACY A., Constable, office Masonic Temple, res. 226
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Mrs. Helen R.
Pierce, Mrs. Mary, 134 S. Second.
Pierce, Miss Maud, 127 N. Barry.
Pierce, Mrs. P. B., 410 W. State.
PIERCE, ORMEL W., cornice and roofing works, Barry, rear
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Mrs. Margaret.
Pierce's Tannery (James Pierce Leather Co. props.,) W. Henley, W. 0.
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Pinkerton, Elenora, 902 N. Union, N. 0.
Pinkerton, Glen, 902 N. Union, N. 0.
Pinkerton, Leona, 902 N. Union, N. 0.
Pinkerton, Mildred, 902 N. Union, N. O.
Piper, Mrs. Anna, widow, 220 N. First.
Piper, Ross, works at tannery, 220 N. First.
Pippett, Mrs. Sarah E., housekeeper, 773 N. Union, N. 0.
Pishtelle, John, laborer (P. R. R.) 505 N. Fourth.
Pitcher, John, barber, bds. 202 N. Barry.
Pitner, Henry B., carriage and upholstery repairing, 511 N.
Union.
Mrs. Clara.
Pitts, Lodell, carpenter, 314 N. First.
PITT3BURG, SHAWMUT & NORTHERN R. R., (C. H. Hammond, industrial agent,) offices 214 Masonic Temple. Will remove to Shawmut station, E. Green, October 1, 1905.
PITTSBURG SHAWMUT & NORTHERN R. R., (A. G. McComb, chief engineer,) offices 206-207-208-306-308 Masonic
Temple. Will remove to Shawmut station, E. Green, October
1, 1905.
Placher, Mrs. Mary R., 234 N. Third.
Platt, Edward A., plumber, 307 W. Green.
Mrs. Julia.
Eugene.
Edward.
Arthur.
Rudolph.
Rose M.
Platt, Frank, restaurant and saloon, 130 W. State.
Mrs. Emma.
George.
Josephine.
Platt, John, lather, 413 S. Third.
Mrs. Mary.
John A.
Sarah Elizabeth.
Joseph Ambrose.
Playford, Alfred, Pleasant Valley, Bv.
Playford, Henry C, machinist, Pleasant Valley, Bv.
Mrs. Sarah A.
Ralph E.
Mildred E.
Laura L.
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Ploessel, Jewell T., blacksmith (P. R. R.) 320 N. Seventh.
Ploesser, Cornelius L., works at P. R. R. shops, 415 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Julia.
Plucker, Henry, works for P. R. R., 540 N. Eighth.
Plumley, Wilmer W., machinist, 116 E. Henley.
Mrs. Lillian E.
Raymond E.
Jeanette L.
Polkaskie, John, laborer, Spruce, N. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Charles.
Michael.
John.
Edward.
Polow, Jack, works at Vacuum, 18 Walnut, N. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Verona.
Mary.
Victor.
Pomeroy, Mrs. Lucy K., 153 N. Seventh.
Pope, J. W., fireman (P. R. R.) 602 Wayne.
Porsch, William, works at P. R. R. shops, 1004 Washington.
Mrs. Bertha.
Raymond.
Porter, Menzo W., horseman, 142 S. Barry.
Post, Albert N., 34 Garden av., E. O.
Mrs. Margaret.
Grace F.
Post, Charles E., 34 Garden av., E. O.
Post, Elford E., works at P. R. R. shops, 523 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Gellia.
Post, Joseph, laborer (P. R. R.) 418 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Mary.
Post, Oscar, laborer (P. R. R.) 34 Garden av., E. O.
Mrs. Margaret.
Post, Sebastian (Jo) laborer, (P. R. R.) 418 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Delida.
Louise.
Thomas.
Mary.
Josephine.
Post, Thomas, fruit store 404 Wayne, res. 534 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Louisa.
Joseph, works for P. R. R.
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Powers, John J., saloonkeeper, 124 S. Eighth.
Mrs. Catherine M.
Powers, Mrs. S. E., widow, prop. O'Meara House, 435 N. Union.
Richard R.
PRATT, DYKEMAN A., Cottage Grocery, 263 N. Union; res. 309
Laurel av.
Mrs. Adella G.
Emory V.
Clara A.
Frances E.
William G.
Pratt, Edward W., machinist, 128 S. Twelfth.
Mrs. Margaret B.
Grace A.
Pratt, Emerson A., conductor (P. R. R.) 510 Higgins av.
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POST OFFICE, (George M. Mayer, P. M.,) City Kail, cor. Union
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POSTAL TELEGRAPH & CABLE CO., 126 N. Union, Olean
House Block, (Charles C. Frank, mgr.)
Pothe, Henry, lives at Cowens,' Steam Valley, S. 0.
Potter, John, Prudential Insurance agent, bds. Dailey's Inn.
Potter, Mrs. Pearl, 11 Park av., E. O.
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Mary Ella.
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Pratt, John, farmer, E. River rd., S. O.
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Pratt, Martin E., brakeman (P. R. R.) 330 Jay.
Mrs. Mariette.
Hartley P.
Prances J.
Clara P.
Pratt, Mrs. Phoebe, 510 Higgins av.
Pratt, Selina, S. Union, S. 0.
Preckle, William B., cigar store 307 N. Union, res. 319 N. Fourth.
Preckle, William H., machinist (P. R. R.) 319 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Mary H.
William B., tobacco store.
Mabel L.
Preis, Rev. John, pastor Zion church, 142 N. Thirteenth.
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Preston, Mrs. Louise, 113 W. Green.
Price, Benjamin A., engineer, 821 E. State, E. O.
Mrs. Lottie M.
Alice M.
Price, Edwin, clerk, 110 N. Second.
Mrs. Serena M.
Albert G... clerk.
Price, Warren, tannery builder, 213 N. Clinton.
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Prosser, Wellington, 126 N. First.
Mrs. Florence A... dressmaker.
Donald W., electrician.
Laura F.
Prozeller, Adam E., clerk, Dailey's Inn.
Prozeller, Joseph, laborer, 11 Queen, E. O.
Mrs. Margaret E.
Joseph.
Nicklas.
Adam.
Frank.
Colleta.
Lena.
Cassie.
Clara.
PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE CO., (Wm. H. Shaw, asst, mgr.,)
Riley & Wands block.
Puddy, Mrs. Jane, 214 N. Barry.
Puhl, Christ, machinist, 61 Main, Bv.
Mrs. Minnie.
Mildred.
Beulah.
Pulnz, Mrs. Agnes, 245 Spruce, N. 0.
Joseph.
John.
Josephine.
Anna.
Helen.
Tony.
Pulver, Douglas S., millwright, 418 W. State.
Mrs. Marion G., dressmaker.
Purdy, Clara R., teacher, Olean public schools. For address,
Purdy, William C, machinist (P. R. R.) 131 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Carrie B.
PURE ICE CO., 301-311 W. Henley. (For officers see Dotterweich Brewing Co.)
Purtle, Mrs. Martin, widow, 501 1-2 W. State.
Puskas, Michael, tanner, 1 Avenue B, N. O.
Mrs. Mary.
John.
Mary.
Joseph.
Rose.
Johanna.
Putney, Emery, works in tannery, 60 Clark, E. 0.
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Quackenbush, Clarence, brick maker, 320 W. Henley.
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Celia H.
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Deal M.
William J.
Charles R.
Helen C.
Edward C.
Anna M.
Francis J.
Linus.
Agnes C.
Mary Martha.
Quinlan, John L., switchman (P. R. R.) 36 Pine, N. 0.
Mrs. Mary.
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Mrs. Mary.
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Alice,
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Quirin, Miss Angie F., 417 B. State.
Quirin, Charles, foreman tannery, 233 1-2 N. Union.
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RACKET STORE, (Leroy Bower, prop.) dry goods, 225 N. Union.
Radley, George, deliveryman, 19 Third av., Bv.
Mrs. Chloe.
Earl.
Radley, Henry L., saw filer, 10 Bartlett av., N. O.
Mrs. Ada.
Radley, Mrs. Mary, 11 Fourth av., Bv.
a Willis, motorman.
RAFFERTY, CHARLES H., job printer 156 N. Union, res. 902
Irving.
Mrs. Laura B.
Arthur H.
Frank C.
Howard
Ruth M.
Rafferty, Harry, 207 S. Barry.
Ragan, see Regan.
Ramsey, Mrs. Eliza, 139 Fulton.
Edward Troy, planins m}
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RAMSEY, GEORGE E., (Pitch & Ramsey, Phoenix Mutual Life
Insurance Co., City Building,) res. 224 N. First.
Mrs. Kate E.
Florence M.
George Herbert.
Ramsey, William H.. insurance agent, 128 E. Henley.
Mrs. Julia P.
Emma M., stenographer.
William Howard.
Ramsey, Emma M., stenographer and typewriter, office Olean
House, res. 128 E. Henley.
Randall, Addison, carpenter, 1509 W. Henley.
Randall, Mrs. Almeda A., 1509 W. Henley.
William A.., carpenter.
John P., electrician.
Randall, Mrs. Bridget, 130 N. Ninth.
John William.
James H.
Randall. Charles, linotype operator, 125 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Lelia.
Randall, Claude E., coachman, 511 Irving.
Mrs. Emma.
Randall, Mrs. Elizabeth, 1515 W. Henley.
Edward.
Randall, John, laborer, 601 Irving.
Mrs. Sophia.
Ella May, dressmaker.
Ida Bell, milliner.
Leroy Edgar.
Orion M.
Randall, Roxy, 75 Main, Bv.
Randlett, Lucien T., buffer, 217 N. Twelfth.
Randolph, Thomas, wagon maker, 28 Queen, E. 0.
Mrs. Alice L.
Scott I.
RANK, GEORGE R., harness maker and dealer in leather goods,
etc., 204 W. State, res. 316 W. Henley.
Mrs. Jennie T.
Ina M.
Genevieve F.
Ransom, Arthur C, painter and decorator, 119 S. First.
Ransom, George C, architect, 302 S. Barry.
Mrs. Grove D.
Arthur D.
George F.
Rapp, Clyde, book-keeper, 213 W. Green.
Mrs. Harriet P.
Neil C.
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Mrs. Lily M.
Arthur F.
Bessie M.
Mildred A.
Laura B.
Rapp, William A., weighmaster (P. R. R.) 215 Jay.
Mrs. Ida P.
C. Edith.
Rapp, see Repp.
Rarey, Harry R., laborer, 331 S. Barry.
Mrs. Rhoda A.
Rarey, Herbert L., laborer, Dugan rd., E. O.
Mrs. Lina A.
Myrtle.
Mattie.
Minnie.
Lee H.
Clarence.
Eva.
Rasmus, Joseph, carpenter (P. R. R.) 401 N. Ninth.
Mrs. Pauline.
Mary.
Laura.
Rathburn, Charles B., car inspector (P. R. R.) 43 Orchard av.,
B. 0.
Mrs. Stella.
Gladys F.
Mrs. Elmira
B. 440 N. Tenth.
Ratzel, Charles,
moulder,
Earl M.
Louise.
Elizabeth.
Raub, Elmer E., iron moulder, 94 Garden av., E. 0.
Mrs. Bertha M.
Evelyn May.
Leona Rose.
RAUB, HERSCHEL D., dentist, 311-312 Masonic Temple; res.
315 Laurel av.
Mrs. Blanche R.
Howard W.
Lawrence G.
Raub, Joseph M., sta. engineer, 216 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Mary J.
Raub, William, laborer, 403 S. Fourth.
Rauschert, Adam, tinner, 527 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Kate.
William G., boilermaker.
Fred, boilermaker.
Kreidler Bros.
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Rawson, Washington, pipefitter, 813 N. Union, N. O.
Mrs. Lizzie.
Frank, brakeman (P. R. R.)
Fred, blacksmith helper.
RAY, DANIEL P., supt. tannery, 220 N. First.
Mrs. Anna P.
Richard.
John P.
Mabel.
Isabelle.
William.
Waldron.
Ray, Walter M.. coachman, 116 S. Third.
Mrs. Cora E.
Raymer, Elmer, book-keeper, 110 S. Seventh.
Raymond; Charles, sta. engineer. 505 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Katherine.
Rose.
Charles J., glassworker.
Belle.
Mamie.
Raymond, Hazel, 23 River, N. O.
Reafsnyder, Mrs. Jennie, 338 N. Third.
Reagan, see Regan.
Reagle, Miss Catherine, stenographer, 708 Washington.
Reardon. Mrs. Ellen. 42 Elm, N. O.
James, boilermaker.
Reardon, John, baggageman, 709 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Maria J.
Reardon, Theodore, steward City Club, 115 North.
Reazs, Willard L., tanner, 117 N. Second.
Mrs. Frances L.
Elmer.
Frank.
Albertine.
Catherine.
Edith.
Isabelle.
ReKhoIz, F., works for P. R. R., 534 N. Sixth.
Redding, Agnes M., sec. Collins Interstate Agency, Masonic
Temple, res. 314 S. Third.
Redding, James, stonemason, 314 S. Third.
Mrs. Lavina.
Edward J., moulder.
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Reddy, Charles W., currier, 12 Garden av., E. O.
Mrs. Mary C.
Eva.
Lena.
Harry.
Reddy, see Reedy.
Redstone, Leon el L., carpenter, 16 Center, Bv.
Mrs
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Clarence.
Kenneth.
Reed, Clifford J., motorman, 518 Higgins av.
Mrs. Edith.
Reed, Charles M., machinist (P. R. R.) 222 Winters av.
Mrs. Barbara.
Ethel B.
Reed, Mrs. Diantha, widow, 122 E. Henley.
Emma C.
R ee( i, Emma, domestic, 309 Laurel av.
Reed, George, night clerk, Grand Central Hotel.
Reed, Gertrude, 451 N. Union.
Reed, Marvin, brakeman (P. R. R.) 316 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Tiny.
Reed, Michael, works at P. R. R. shops, 112 N. Eleventh.
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Mrs. Carrie M.
Walter H.
Herbert M.
Reed, Wilber B., machinist, 305 N. Barry.
Mrs. Bertie W.
Minnie W., stenographer.
Mildred E.
Reedy, Thomas F., laborer, 124 S. Twelfth.
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Elzear T.
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Charles L., book-keeper.
Mary E., stenographer.
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Leo F.
Reel, Mrs. Margaret, widow, 227 S. Barry.
Katherine B.
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Reel, Millard, engineer, 414 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Louisa.
Frederick A., gramsman.
Elizabeth.
Helen.
Rees, Bird LeGrand, engineer (P. R. R.) 122 Hamilton.
Reese, Andrew J., prop, moving and draying vans, 232 S. Barry.
Mrs. Agnes.
Charles W., driver.
William C.
Andrew.
Reese, W., works for P. R. R.,.534 N. Sixth.
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Reeves, Clarence, laborer, 1510 Buffalo.
Mrs. Bessie.
Reeves, Mrs. Nellie C, widow, 66 Main, Bv.
Ruth I.
Eva M.
REFELD, AUGUST L., real estate and insurance, office 10 Grossman block, 241 N. Union, res. 308 Tompkins.
Mrs. Ida'L.
Regan, Mrs. Ellen, 126 S. Sixth.
John, works at tannery.
Michael, works at tannery.
Regina, Mary, Sister of Mercy, 606 W. Sullivan.
Rehm, David, car repairer, (P. R. R.) Spring, E. O.
Mrs. Helen G.
Reich, Simon, dealer in hides, etc., 309-311 W. State; res. 211 N.
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Reiger, John C, carpenter (P. R. R.) 107 S. Eleventh.
Mrs. Eliza M.
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Reiger, Michael, 109 S. Eleventh.
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Rendt, Edwin L., switchman (P. R. R.) 301 Coleman.
Mrs. Lena.
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Renow, John J., blacksmith, 116 East av.
' Mrs. C. Clara.
Jennie E.
Reozenski, Thomas, laborer, 530 N. Seventh.
REPP, CHARLES, (mgr. Grand Union Tea Co.,) 108 S. Clinton.
Mrs. Mary.
Roscoe.
Douglas.
Reynolds, Charles, carpenter, 116 Irving.
Reynolds, Edward J., carpenter, 120 S. Eighth.
Mrs. Anna E.
Earl W., lather.
Ora L., plumber.
Reynolds, Ellsworth, contractor and builder, 626 E. State, E. 0.
Mrs. Frances.
Reynolds, F., works for P. R. R., 266 1-2 N. Union.
Reynolds, Frank E., painter, Railroad av., E. 0.
Mrs. Rose A.
Wilfred J.
Guy L.
Hugh J.
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Reynolds,'Frank W., clerk (P. R. R.) 7 Second av., Bv.
Mrs. Sophia A.
Reynolds, George, 152 N. Seventh.
Reynolds, Howard, carpenter, Railroad av., E. 0.
Mrs. Mabel L.
Ethel A.
Claude A.
Reynolds, James, 10 Elm, N. O.
Reynolds, John, pathmaster, Railroad av., E. 0.
Mrs. Jane.
Lewis E.
Reynolds, Lucius B., contractor, 30 Second av., Bv.
Mrs. Amanda.
Ruth,
Reynolds, Maud, student, Haskell rd., E. 0.
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Reynolds, William E., painter, 162 Railroad av., E. 0.
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Reynolds, William E., carpenter, 118 Coleman.
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Rhodes, Carrie L.; 109 N. Third.
Rice, Bert A., works for P. R. R., bds. I l l S. Clinton.
Rice, Miss Cynthia L., housekeeper, 126 S. Eleventh.
Ricgo, Lewis, laborer, 520 N. Sixth.
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Richardson, Henry C, laborer, McCann Hollow, S. 0.
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Richardson, L. C, carpenter, S. Union, S. O.
Mrs. Sarah.
Rose.
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Richardson, Rodney R., farmer, Haskell rd., E. 0.
Mrs. Emily.
Richardson, Thomas, glassblower, 137 N. Eighth.
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Richardson, Thomas, glassworker, 137 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Agnes.
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Richardson, Willard H., teamster, Haskell rd., E. 0.
John W.
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Richmond, Oscar, glassblower, 1317 W. Sullivan.
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Mrs. Katherine B.
Arthur.
Helen.
Ried, see Reed.
Riel, Millard, engineer, 414 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Louisa.
Frederick A., grainsman.
Elizabeth.
Helen.
Riel, see Reel.
Rietz, see Reitz.
RILEY, MILLARD F., (Riley & Wands, grocers, 301-305 N.
Union.) res. 505 W. Henley.
Mrs. Martha W.
J. Wands.
Harriet N.
Edith M.
Edna A.
Millard F. Jr.
RILEY & WANDS, (Millard F. Riley, Charles R. Wands,)
wholesale and retail grocers, 301-305 N. Union.
RILEY & WANDS BLOCK, 303 N. Union, cor. W. Sullivan.
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Riley, Patrick, farmer, River rd., S. O.
Edward Troy, Planing M,
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Riley, Thomas works at tannery 1407 W. Henley.
Mrs.
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Margaret.
Riley, see Reilly.
Ring, J., works lor P. R. R., 534 N. Sixth.
Ringer, Ralph, brakeman (Erie R. R.) 211 Adams.
Ringhoff, John, works in tannery, 60 Clark, E. O.
Ringland, John, brickmason, 1125 N. Union, N. O.
Rinn, Madge, 107 S. Barry.
Riordon, John F., currier, 119 N. Twelfth.
Mrs. Emma.
J. Fred, machinist.
Clifford E., glass worker.
Walter A.
Alice M.
Riski, Dora, laundress, Olean House.
Riski, Joseph, works at P. R. R. shops, 16 N. Washington, N. O.
Mrs. Lena.
Dora.
John.
Kate.
Andy.
Frank.
Ritter, John, car repairer (P. R. R.) 524 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Eva.
Andrew, works for P. R. R.
John, messenger (P. R. R.)
Mary.
Joseph.
Ritzaur, Mrs. Anna, 1004 Washington.
Ritzaur, John C, contractor and builder, W. State, W. O.
Mrs. Pauline.
Arthur W.
Hazel L.
K. Pauline.
Ethel A.
Rivenburgh, Peter H.. jeweler, 402 W. State.
Mrs. Alice A.
Roach, Mrs. Ellen, 822 Buffalo.
Roach, James, laborer, 822 Buffalo.
Roach, Michael, 125 S. Eleventh.
Roach, Michael S., stonecutter (P. R. R.) 125 S. Eleventh.
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John McFarland.
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Mrs. Myrtle.
Anna.
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Robbins, Elmer F., carpenter, 618 W. Green.
Mrs. Sarah A.
Charles B.., laborer.
Helen L.
Ethel.
Floyd C.
Robbins, Helen, domestic, 133 1-2 S. Third.
Robbins, Herbert S., city editor Olean Times, 114 S. Second.
Mrs. Emma F.
Freeman S.
Frederick W.
Herbert M.
Caroline F.
Robbins, James H., wagon maker, 402 Irving.
Mrs. Anna.
H. James, machinist.
William R.. moulder.
Francis M.
Roberts, William P., machinist, 211 N. Fifth.
Mrs. Carrie A.
Vida A.
Robertson, George A., monument salesman, 109 Fulton.
Mrs. Sibyl H.
Gladys A.
ROBESON, CHARLES E., prop, tin shop 315 W. State, res.
316 1-2 W. State. (See adv.)
Mrs. Lucy.
Edward.
Leslie.
Robicki, Valentine, works at Troy's planing mill, 66 Oak, N. 0.
Mrs. Jennie.
Gladys.
Henry.
Ignitius.
Joseph.
Mary.
Stanley.
Violet.
Robinson, Abram A., baker, 202 N. Barry.
Robinson, Frank, barber, 117 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Nettie.
Leone B.
Robinson, Fred, brakeman (P. R. R.) 324 N. Eighth.
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Robinson, John, works at Vacuum, Buffalo, N. O.
Patrick, glassworker.
ROBINSON, NORMAN R., (Olean Baking Co., 237 N. Union;)
res. 202 N. Barry.
Mrs. Helen L.
Lucretia.
Robinson, Mrs. Sarah, 52 Bishop, E. 0.
Rochietti, Charles D., tanner, 26 King, E. 0.
Mrs. Mary.
Thomas.
Catherine.
Teresa.
Rockwood, Mrs. Anna, 217 N. Second.
Rockwood, Charles H. soliciting agent for Empire Line, office
Riley & Wands building, 305 N. Union; res. 707 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Florence W.
Harry L.
E. Louise.
Chester D.
RalDh W.
Rockwood, Mrs. Emeline, widow, 145 S. Clinton.
Rockwood, W., painter, 143 1-2 N. Union.
Rodgers, James J., supt. Dotterweich bottling works, 319 W.
Henley.
Mrs. Blanche E.
Florence V.
Thomas J.
Rodgers, James L., 215 W. Henley.
Mrs. Mary.
RODGERS, LANGFORD G., (L. G. Rodgers & Co., I l l W State)
res. 215 W. Henley.
Mrs. Mary.
Dorathea M.
RODGERS, L. G. & CO. plumbers, gas and steam fitters 111
W. State.
Rodgers, Louis J., plumber, 218 W. State.
Mrs. Minnie.
Frederick E.
Rodgers, see Rogers.
Roeske, Charles M., 1009 W. Henley.
Mrs. Louisa C.
Roessler, William, mould maker, 1501 W. Henley.
Mrs. Mary.
Carolynn.
Raymond.
Rogers, Charles E., wagon maker, 306 S. Barry.
Mrs. Sophia M.
Mildred J.
Harry D.
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Howard F.
Leon A.
Rogers, Joel W., station keeper (P. R. R.) 1206 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Lena M.
Nancy J.
Hiram L.
Joel W. Jr.
Rogers, Mrs. Mary A., widow, 112 E. Green.
Elta I.
Rogers, Michael, laborer (P. R. R.) 505 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Mary.
Nick.
Morrell.
Joseph.
Nellie.
Josephine.
Rogers, Mrs. Olive, widow, W. State, W. O., beyond limits.
Rogers, William B.. supt. Olean Driving Park Association, W.
State, W. O.
Mrs. "Winnie.
Rogers, William H., engineer, 207 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Louisa.
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Rohmer, Emil, baker, 320 S. Seventh.
Mrs. Theresa.
Rohmer, Emil, laborer, 721 W. State.
Roller, Anna, chambermaid, Olean House.
Roller, Alice, 16 Center, Bv.
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Mrs. Elizabeth B.
Ralph L., "printer.
Kathryn M.
Romeo, Joseph, laborer, 334 N. Eighth.
Ronolder, Herman, teamster, W. State, W. O.
Mrs. Anna.
Lawrence.
Edward.
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Ronolder, William C, works at Vacuum, W. State, W. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Pauline E.
Catherine J.
Howard W.
Rooney, Mrs. Nellie, 36 Pine, N. O.
George T.
Mildred.
Donald.
Root, Charles, works for Vacuum, 333 N. Sixth.
Root, Earl L., blacksmith, 51 Bishop, E. 0.
Mrs. Maggie.
Harold H., bellboy.
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Mrs. Ethel.
Merril.
Bernice.
Ellsworth.
Root & Keating tannery, 743 N. Union, N. O. (See U. S.
Leather Co.)
Root, Leona, 1012 N. Union, N. 0.
Roper, Ira J., laborer, 210 East av.
Rose, Mrs. Anna, 20 Homer, N. O.
Joseph, currier.
Frank.
Florence.
Clarence.
George.
Mabel.
Rose, Charles T., currier, 120 N. Fifteenth.
Mrs. Florence.
Charles W.
George F.
Rose, Emma, works at shoe factory, 120 N. Fifteenth.
Rose, John, laborer, 444 N. Union.
• Mrs. Johanna.
Rose, Scott Jr., foreman (P. R. R.) Dailey's Inn.
Rose, Tony, laborer, 356 East av.
Mrs. Nora.
Rosenstein, Jacob, clerk, 214 W. Green.
Ross, Anthony, yardman (P. R. R.) 321 Whitney av.
Mrs. Annie.
Frank.
Nellie.
Ruth.
George.
Ross, Fred, machinist, bds. Grand Central.
WM. HORNER & CO.,
OLEAN HOUSE BLOCK.
Capital, $100,000.
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DIRECTORS_E. G Dusenbury,
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Wm. E . Wheeler,
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Ross, George A., teamster, 33 Railroad av. B. 0.
Mrs. Ella.
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Ross, Michael, laborer, 454 N. Union.
Ross, Patrick, laborer, 324 1-2 W. State.
Mrs. Celia.
Irene.
Ross, Tony, fruit store, 453 N. Union.
Mrs. Rosie.
Guy.
Frank.
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Ross, Tony, switchman (P. R. R.) 46 Elm, N. 0.
Mrs. Mary.
John.
Anna.
Michael.
Concetta.
Carl.
Mary.
Rossiter, Larry, currier, 602 Wayne.
Rothrock, William, fireman (P. R. R.) 1117 Buffalo.
Mrs. Ida.
Rouch, Dominick, laborer, 431 N. Union.
Mrs. Louise.
Patrick.
Roue, William,'Chief clerk (P. R. R.) bds. 202 Coleman.
Rounds, Mrs. Eunice, S. Union, S. 0.
Ethel M.
Edwin R.
Sylvia D.
Rounds, Main, stonecutter, S. Union, S. 0.
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Rouse, John F., glassblower, 614 W. Henley.
Mrs. Mildred G.
Marie C.
John.
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Rowe, Fred J., laborer, River, N. 0., beyond Erie tracks.
Mrs. Delia A.
Leon T., works at Vacuum.
Archibald E.
Ethel F.
Sarah T.
Grace.
Rowe, William D., insurance agent, River rd., S. O.
Mrs. Allie N.
Neil H.
Rowe, William, chief clerk (P. R. R.) 601 N. Union.
Rowland, John W... clerk, 306 N. Clinton.
Mrs. Ida M.
Charles J.
Burt P.
Rowland, Richard, book-keeper, 133 S. Barry.
Mrs. Jessie M.
Richard Jr.
Rowley, Annie, 130 N. Ninth.
Rowley, Catherine A., domestic, 135 S. Union.
Rowley, Ellen, 130 N. Ninth.
Rowley, John, fireman, 130 N. Ninth.
Ruchte, Alexander, moulder, 318 Jay.
Mrs. Mary M.
Loretta T.
Lillian M.
Ruchte, Freda 116 Coleman.
Ruchte, William, moulder, 116 Coleman.
Mrs. Clara M.
Rucinski, Andrew, laborer (P. R. R.) 12 Elm, N. O.
Mrs. Josephine.
Martin.
Mary.
RUF, LOUIS F., pastor First Presbyterian church, 206 Laurens.
Mrs. Margaret E.
Margaret.
Dorothy.
Louis.
Mary.
James.
Ruf, Mrs. Mary, 206 Laurens.
Ruff, George, fireman (P. R. R.) 59 Main, Bv.
Mrs. Margaret.
Helena M.
Bernice A.
Rugg, H. W., watchmaker, 230 N. First.
Rulison, James, laborer, River rd., S. O.
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Rumsey, George B., gardener, Spring, E. 0.
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Runyan, Mrs. Martha, farmer, Grossman av., E. 0.
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Russell, Eugene R., farmer, 9 Garden av., E. O.
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Russell, Prank E., teamster, S. Union, S. O.
Mrs. Myrtle.
George E.
Malvina E.
Russell, George, mason, 313 Irving.
Ida M.
Prank.
William.
Russel, Lewis, works at Baldwin's, E. State, E. 0., beyond limits.
Russel, Napoleon, works for United Pipe Line, 1220 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Elizabeth.
Mena M.
Kate.
Julia.
Lizzie.
Agnes.
Pauline.
Florence.
Raymond.
Leon.
Russoyanis, Steve, works at Greeks, 111 N. Union.
Rust, R. L., yardmaster (P. R. R.) 105 N. Clinton.
Mrs. Anna.
Virginia.
Ruth, Harry G., clerk (P. R. R.) 21 Queen, E. O.
Mrs. Pearl.
Thelma.
Margaret.
Donald.
Edward Troy, planin? m}
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Ruth, Martin, clerk (P. R. R.) 21 Queen, E. O.
Rutherford, Thomas B., 128 N. First.
Mrs. Mary A.
Rutledge, A. O., electrician, Grand Central Hotel.
Ryan, Mrs. Bridget, 45 River, N. O.
Patrick.
John.
Nora.
Matthew.
Ryan, John E., liquor dealer, 304 N. Union; res. Riley & Wands
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RYAN. JOHN H., attorney at law, office 123 N. Union; res. 301
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Mrs. Mildred.
Ryan, Mrs. Mary, 202 Coleman.
May N.
Ryan, Michael D., cooper, 44 Elm, N. O.
Mrs. Catherine.
P. James, moulder.
William, clerk.
Esther.
Edward.
Frank.
Ryan, Nora, Hotel Imperial.
Ryder, Harry, porter Olean House. (See Rider.)
Ryer, Mrs. Katie, 207 S. Clinton.
Saas, Alfred, works at P. R. R. shops, 138 N. Twelfth.
Mrs. Mary.
Albert.
Lucy.
George.
Anna.
Sacred Heart, Mary, Sister of Mercy, 606 W. Sullivan.
Sabantino. Tony, laborer, Oak, N. O.
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Frank.
Rose.
James.
Nellie.
Mary.
Joseph.
Michael.
Sadden, Ormon H., baggage, master (P. R. R.) 611 Washington.
Mrs. Romaine.
Sadon, Mrs. Jennie, grocery, 1019 N. Union, N. O.
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Maude E.
Howard C.
Frederick M.
Gertrude H.
Marion A.
Salisbury, Mrs. E. J., widow, 55 Bishop, E. O.
Salisbury, Hugh S., architect, 182 1-2 N. Union.
Mrs. Nan L.
Salisbury, 0. P., freight handler (P. R. R.) 55 Bishop, B. 0.
Saltz, see Seltz.
Kreidler Bros.
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Salmonson. C. G.. 327 N. Twelfth.
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Alfreda.
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JosephineArthur.
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Salvation Army, 266 1-2 N. Union.
Sam Sing, laundry, 253 N. Union.
Sampson, Richard W., glassblower, 114 N. First.
Mrs. Katherine.
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Sanborn, Charles L., finisher, 507 W. State.
Sanborn, Mary, Eagle Hotel, 507 W. State.
Sandburg, August W., works a*c P. R. R. shops, 3 Avenue A, N.O.
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Rudolph W.
Ruth A.
Raymond T.
Esther L.
Julia.
Sanderson, Mrs. Anna B., widow, 63 Main, Bv.
Sanderson, Mrs. Dorcas, 907 Irving.
Sandstrom, John, works for P. R. R., 1305 Washington.
Mrs. Amelia.
Henry W.
T. Josephine.
Margaret D.
Sanford, Charles., farmer, Pleasant Valley, Bv.
Mrs. Lizzie.
Hazel.
Joseph.
Horace.
Viola.
Sanford, Frank, conductor, Goodrich av., E. O.
Mrs. Mabel.
SANITARY DINNER PAIL CO., (Wm. N. Stephan, pres. and
mgr.; W. B. Simpkins Jr., sec. and treas.,) manufacturers oi
the new sanitary dinner pail; office and factory, Union, N. O.,
opposite Erie station.
Sanok, Alex, laborer, 2 Avenue B., N. O.
Mrs. Kate.
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Frank E.
Helene.
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Sauer, Carl, machinist, 130 N. Tenth.
Mrs. Bertha.
Leona.
Saul, A. P. H., foreman (P. R. R.) 130 S. Eighth.
Mrs. Charlotte F.
Catherine F.
G. Louise.
Saunders, see Sanders.
Savage, Charlie G., barber, bds. 207 S. Barry.
Savage, Daniel, laborer, 217 S. Ninth.
Mrs. Delia.
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Sawaya, Farris, peddler, 122 Whitney av.
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Scanlon, Frank, 37 River, N. O.
Thomas.
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Scanlon, John J., fireman (P. R. R.) 207 N. TweUm.
Mrs. Katherine A.
Elizabeth M.
Lehan J.
Scanlon, John, 1315 W. Sullivan.
Bessie.
William.
Minnie.
Schaaf, George, contractor, bds. 103 N. Union.
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Scharary, Joseph, peddler, 317 Whitney av.
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Schedale, Arthur, bartender, 721 W. State.
Scheirries, see Sherries.
Scheiterle, Charles, boilermaker (P. R. R.) 1406 W. State.
Mrs. Mary.
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Bertha M.
Clara L.
Florence C.
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Scheiterle, Conrad, teamster, 1502 W. State.
Mrs. Carrie.
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Eva D.
Michael W.
Helen M.
Albert C.
Dorothy A.
Scheiterle, Michael, 1502 W. State.
Schelin, Andy, hotel keeper, res. 122 S. Seventh.
Mrs. Christina.
Nellie.
Schelling, William, saloon, 455 N. Union.
Mrs. Minnie.
Mary.
Bertha.
Emma.
Elizabeth.
Schenk, Mrs. Eunice, 315 N. Eighth.
Schermerhorn, Mrs. Mary, 214 N. Second.
Charles L.
Schimmel, John Jr., supervisor (P. R. R.) 208 N. Fifth.
Mrs. Edith.
John 3d.
Schlosser, Charles, works at P. R. R. shops, McCann Hollow,
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Mrs. Frances.
John.
Joseph.
Schlosser, Charles, farmer, McCann Hollow, S. 0.
Mrs. Anna.
Anna.
Michael.
George.
Charles.
Schlosser, John, works for P. R. R.; 442 N. Tenth.
Mrs. Genevieve.
Schlenker, see Slinker.
Schlussel, see Schussele.
Schmidt, Godfried, farmer, Windfall rd., Bv.
Mrs. Katherine.
John G.
Carrie E., timekeeper.
Amelia N.
Schmidt, John, laborer, 29 Railroad ax., E. O.
Mrs. Frances.
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Louis, carpenter,
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Schrader, Reuben E., prop. Old Homestead Hotel, 323 N. Union.
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Schue, Conrad, farmer, 210 N. Thirteenth.
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Schue, Henry L., mail carrier, 312 W. Green.
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Clarence Henry.
Clara Emma.
Lawrence Frederick.
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Schue, Louis, works at brewery, 613 W. Green.
Mrs. Kate.
Carrie.
Edward.
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Schuetz, Mrs. Louisa, 219 W. State.
Schulze, Philippine, 123 S. First.
Schulze, William F., machinist, 127 S. Fifth.
Schussele, Simon, foreman (P. R. R.) McCann Hollow, S. 0.
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Schuster, Stephen J., 1105 W. Sullivan.
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Scofield, A. B., insurance agent, 134 S. Clinton.
Scarfone, Alfonse, shoemaker, 457 N. Union; res. 453 N. Union.
Scorfone, Alfonso, bakery 108 E. Sullivan; res. 308 N. Barry.
Scott, Anna, 17 Pierce av., W. O.
Scott, Mrs. E. A., 134 Fulton.
SCOTT, DON C, photographer, studio 111 North; res. 109 1-2
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Mrs. Rowine W.
Scott, John, tanner, W. State, W. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Walter.
John.
Lucy.
Georgia.
Scott, Mrs. Mary E., 103 Coleman.
Jennie.
Irene.
Minnie.
William.
Scott, Mylon W.. carpenter, 103 Coleman.
Royal.
Scudder, see Schudder.
Seaman, Jennie, waitress, bds. 322 Jay.
Seamans, Elbert L., insurance agent, 1202 1-2 W. State.
Mrs. Myrtie.
Floyd.
Fred.
Seamans, Justice E., agent for Prudential Insurance Co., 129 SSecond.
Mrs. Laura F.
Seamon, Frederick W., machinist (P. R. R.) 206 W. Green.
Mrs. Ida M.
Clarence H.
Lillian.
Bessie May.
John L.
Lawrence E.
Searle, Clayton E., farmer, Pleasant Valley.
Mrs. Mina.
Searles, John, tanner, River, N. O.
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Alice M.
Albert L.
Myrtle L.
Marie P.
Edward G.
SEELEY, DEXTER W., (mgr. 0. T. Higgins & Son, 1101-3 N.
Union, N. 0.,) res. 783 N. Union, N. O.
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Seltz, August, works for P. R. R., 430 N. Tenth.
Mrs. Margaret.
August Jr.
Charles.
Lena.
Lewis.
Jacob.
Mabel.
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Seltz, Jacob, works for P. R. R., 428 N. Tenth.
Mrs. Atala.
Eugene, works in car shops.
Senn, John F., acid maker, 89 Water, N. O.
Mrs. Leona.
Sennet, Mark M., book-keeper, 333 Laurel av.
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Anna Agnes.
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Severn, William G., book-keeper, 118 E. Green.
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Seyller, Frank, butcher, 1127 W. State.
Seyller, Julius, butcher, 1129 W. State, res. do.
Mrs. Rose.
Shadbolt, Alonzo, laborer, 119 Irving.
Mrs. Ida F.
Shafer, Abram F., farmer, Haskell rd., E. O.
Mrs. Lua.
Shafer, Addison, farmer, Haskell rd., E. O.
Mrs. Helen N.
Shaffer, Charles A., 404 W. State.
Mrs. Emma P.
Shaffer, Mrs. Elizabeth, 146 1-2 N. Seventh.
John, works for P. R. R.
Shaffer, Frank, blacksmith (P. R. R.) 307 Jay.
Shaffer, Frank, engineer, 125 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Annabell.
Shafer, Frank F. L., shoemaker, 109 N. First.
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Mrs. Rose.
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Shaffer, Fred, carpenter, 143 1-2 N. Union.
Shaffer, Jacob, 143 1-2 N. Union.
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Shaw, Miss Anna, 127 N. Barry.
Shaw, Clarence L., bridgebuilder, 131 S. Second.
Mrs. Catherine.
Shaw, John F., Buffalo, N. O.
Mrs. Nora.
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Agnes.
Shaw, William B., saloonkeeper, 922 N. Union, N. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Mary A.
Leo.
Irene.
SHAW, WILLIAM H., asst. supt. Prudential Insurance Co., office, Riley & Wands block; res. 208 N. Second.
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Mrs. Johanna M.
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Shea, Cornelius, works at refinery, 24 Homer, N. 0.
Mrs. Mary.
Anna.
Mary.
Clara.
Julia.
Shea, Michael J., works at P. R. R. shops, 426 N. Tenth.
Mrs. Margaret.
George F.
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Margaret.
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Mrs. Julia.
George.
Mary.
Anna.
John.
Michael.
Leo.
Henry.
Sheehan, Anna, dressmaker, 127 1-2 N. Union.
WM. HORNER & CO.,
OLEAN HOUSE BLOCK.
Capital, $100,000.
J. E. Dusenfeury,
Wm. E . Wheeler,
E. M. Johnson,
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SHEEHAN, D. W., (D. W. Sheehan & Son,) 503 N. Union.
Mrs. Mary A.
SHEEHAN, D. W. & SON, (D. W. Sheehan, John J. Sheehan,)
groceries meats, dry goods and shoes, 501-503 N. Union.
Sheehan, Mrs. Johanna, 42 Front, Bv.
S H E E H A " N , JOHN J., (D. W. Sheehan & Son,) 503 N. Union.
Mrs. Madge.
Sheahan, John P., blacksmith (P. R. R.) 332 Coleman.
Mrs. Nora.
May ET.
John.
Nora.
James E.
Sheahan, Michael, works at P. R. R. shops, 119 W. Green.
Mrs. Catherine F.
Sheehan, Nellie, 33-34 Grossman block, 241 N. Union.
Sheehan, William F., works at P. R. R. shops, Dailey's Inn.
Sheehy, Bridget, domestic, 305 N. Second.
SHELDON, JESSE A., contractor and builder, 138 S. First.
Mrs. Lena M.
Howard W.
Maurice G.
Richard M.
Sheldon, Jesse O., car repairer (P. R. R.) 511 1-2 W. State.
Sheldon, L. W., carpenter, 227 S. Barry.
Shelton, J., fireman (P. R. R.) bds. 712 Wayne.
Shepard, Mrs. F. M.. Pleasant Valley.
Sheridan, Mrs. Ellen A., 1206 Irving.
Nellie A., music teacher.
Philip
Philip J.,
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Sheridan, Nellie A., music teacher, studio 417 W. Sullivan; res.
1206 Irving.
Sherman, Daniel M., woodworker, 22 Fourth av., Bv.
Mrs. Louisa.
SHERMAN, FRANK E., bottling works, (Bartholomay's Beer
and Ale,) 607 E. State, E. O., ice house Pond, E. O., res. 605
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Harry.
Anna.
James.
Roger.
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Manufacturers & Dealers! TTIUDCD Lath and Shingles, Doors,
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Sherman, George D., janitor, Goodrich av., E. 0.
Mrs. Mattie.
Louise.
Lena.
Doris.
Veronica.
Thelma.
Sherris, Elias, prop, dry goods store, 304 W. State.
Mrs. Jennie.
Isaac, telegraph op.
Myer.
Lewis.
Anna.
Nathan.
Esther.
Sherwin, Mrs. Caroline, 12 Third av., Bv.
Harry, driller.
Sherwin, Henrietta M. B., librarian (Forman Library, 116 S.
Union,) res. 115 S. First.
Sherwin, Mrs. Mary, 316 1-2 N. First.
Joseph.
Edward.
Charles.
Sherwood, Claude, laborer, back Hinsdale rd., N. 0.
Sherwood, Mrs. Margaret B., 29 Center, Bv.
Augusta E.
Shiber, John T., cooper, 510 Washington.
Mrs. Marie B.
Nanette J., teacher (Olean public schools.)
Shine, Mrs. Katherine, 601 N. Fourth.
William P., machinist (P. R. R.)
Shine, see Shane.
Shlenker, see Slinker.
Shoemaker, Andy, laborer, off Buffalo, N. O.
Mrs. Susie.
Shoemaker, Joseph Scudder, book-keeper, 209 W. Henley.
Mrs. Minnie F.
Wilson M.
Josephine T.
Shoemaker, James, brakeman (P. R. R.) bds. 712 Wayne.
SHOEMAKER, WILLIAM MONT, prop. Grand Central Restaurant, 308 N. Union; res. 318 N. First.
Mrs. Nellie.
Louise H.
Charles W.
Joseph E.
Shonessy, James, brakeman (P. R. R.) bds. 712 Wayne.
Shonessy, Patrick, conductor (P. R. R.) bds. 712 Wayne.
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Shorten, John, 29 Homer, N. 0.
Mrs. Winifred.
Michael J., glassworker.
Mary C.
James E.
Julia B.
Margaret V.
Winifred.
John J.
Catherine A.
Showalter, Henry, carpenter and builder, 302 E. Henley.
Mrs. Eliza.
Showalter, William F., carpenter and builder, 302 E. Henley.
Mrs. Janet.
Lida W.
Shroeder, Leo C, steward (Elks rooms, cor. Union and State,)
res. 123 S. Fourth.
Mrs. Mary.
Samuel J.
Clara M.
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Marie B.
Daniel C.
Shroeder, see Schrader.
Shubert, see Schubert.
Shuder, Mary, 53 River, N. O.
Shulsky, Charles, works at refinery, 5 Pierce av., W. 0.
Mrs. Mary.
Frances.
SIBLBY & OSTROM, (Herbert D. Sibley, William L. Ostrom,)
printers and publishers, "The Olean Herald," 215 N. Union.
SIBLBY, HERBERT D., (Sibley & Ostrom, 215 N. Union,) res.
207 N. Third.
Mrs. Margaret.
Sievert, John, mgr. for Higgins, 701 E. State, E. O., res. 75 Garden av... E. O.
Mrs. Jessie F.
Hazel H.
Lawrence J.
Lillian M.
Elizabeth L.
Charles B.
Eleanor.
Sievert, Mrs. L. D., 7 Second av., Bv.
SIGEL, HENRY, legal representative Shawmut R. R., 123 S.
First.
Mrs. Mary.
Clara Frances.
Florence Marie.
Marie Dolores.
Edward Troy, Planing Mill,
* ' 210-226 S. Barry St.
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Sigel, Lewis, tanner, 141 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Anna.
Morgan L.
Aileen.
Sigel, Mrs. Minnie, 619 W. State.
Glen.
Genevieve.
Silk, Frank, works for P. R. R., 215-217 W. Green.
Mrs. Mary.
John, glassworker.
Anna.
Agnes.
Leo, glassworker.
Nettie M.
Edward.
Hazel.
Mary.
William.
Harry.
Thelma.
Silloway, John, brakeman, (P. R. R.) 65 Garden av., E. O.
Silloway, Leroy J., painter (P. R. R.) 65 Garden av., E. O.
Mrs. Ella.
Loren.
Leroy.
Sills John H., machinist (P. R. R.) 818 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Lottie.
Silvernail, John, barber 321 N. Union; res. 120 Wayne.
Mrs. Mary.
James R.
Simeon, Joseph, peddler, 406 N. First.
Frank, works at Foley's.
Simmons, Charles H., car inspector (P. R. R.) 4 Second av., Bv.
Mrs. Bertha.
Olon F.
Charles.
Simms, see Sims.
Simon, Rich, works at tannery, 126 Whitney av.
Mrs. Mary.
John.
Simons, Mrs. Nellie M., 311 S. Eighth.
Clair H.
Winifred L.
Raymond E.
Ruth M.
Simons, Mrs. Salina I., S. Union, S. 0.
Simpkins, William B., sec.-treas. Sanitary Dinner Pail Co.,
Union, N. 0.; res. 230 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Katherine.
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I. P. COLLINS, Pres. AGNES M.'REDDING, Secy. J . J, McGILLIGER, V.Pres
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MASONIC TEMPLE. Olean, N. Y.
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DIRECTORS_E. G. Dusenbury,
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Wm. E. Wheeler,
E. M. Johnson,
J. F. Tohnson.
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Simpson, F. L., 121 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Margaret E.
Simpson, L. F., jeweler, 125 S. Second.
Mrs. Sadie.
Simpson. Leslie R., salesman, 141 N. Thirteenth.
Mrs. Edith.
Simpson, J. Pitt, works for P. R. R., 133 N. Twelfth.
SIMPSON, WILLIAM H., plumbing and steam fitting, 184 N.
Union; res. 235 N. Second.
Mrs. Mary.
Walter H.
Ada V.
SIMS, CHARLES A. & CO., contractors, (J. Young, supt.,)
258 1-2 N. Union.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO., Fred W. Dorr, agent, 252 N.
Union.
Siter, see Seiter.
Sirdevan, Edwin, trainman (P. R. R.) Spruce, N. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Sirffevan. Frank J., works for P. R. R., 36 Pine, N. 0.
Mrs. Mary.
Arthur J.
Leslie.
Sirdevan, George, blacksmith (P. R. R.) 19 Oak, N. O.
Sirdevan. John T., blacksmith (P. R. R.) 26 Oak, N. 0.
Mrs. Kate T.
Teresa.
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Ralph.
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Sirdevan, Thomas, 20 Elm, N. O.
Katherine.
Anna.
George.
Sirline, Charles, laborer, W. River rd., S. 0.
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Sisson, Edwin G., teller (Ex. Natl. Bk.j 220 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Louise G.
SISSON, WILLIAM G., agent N. Y. Life Ins. Co., 305 Masonic
Temple, bds. 208 N. Fourth.
Sisson, W. A., telegraph operator, 1115 W. Henley.
Mrs.
Clara.
Helen.
Amy.
Elmer.
Sitterley, W. H., foreman (P. R. R.) Dailey's Inn.
Mrs. Mary.
Eleanor.
Skaehill, James, works at freight office, 10 Elm, N. O.
Skiff, Blanche, 408 W. Henley.
Skinner, Archie, air brake inspector (P. R. R.) 220 N. Eleventh.
Mrs. Lulu E.
Adrian.
Skinner, Henry, works for Vacuum Oil Co., 220 N. Eleventh.
Mrs. Mary A.
Paul.
Skinner, Mrs. Mary, 207 Jay.
Skinner, Reuben J., works at brewery, 481 N. Union.
Mrs. Maud.
Julius, deliveryman.
Delia.
Chester.
Laura.
Skiver, Fred, painter and paperhanger, 78 King, E. O.
Mrs. Eleanora.
Slaboda, Andy, laborer, off Bishop, N. O.
Mrs. Susie.
SLADE, M. E., district mgr. National Protective Legion, 258 1-2
N. Union.
Slater, Benjamin F., tanner, Clark, E. 0.
Mrs. Minnie.
Asher.
Ordelia.
Slater, John L., carpenter, 69 Queen, E. 0.
Mrs. Mary J.
Bessie.
Slattery, Dennis F., taikw7 202 S. Union.
Mrs. Mary A.
Louis Francis.
Marie A.
Joseph Stephen.
Margaret C.
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Smith, Mrs. Alice L. (Mrs. Marsh F.) 233 Adams.
George E., machinist (P. R. R.)
Frank F., glasswork~er.
Marcia M.
SMITH, DR. AMBROSE E., physician and surgeon, 105-107 S.
Barry.
Mrs. Artie E.
Amy D.
Dorcus.
Smith, Andrew, farmer, Windfall rd., Bv.
Smith, Andrew J., clerk, 211 S. Barry.
Athalene.
Marguerite.
Smith, Mrs. Anna M., 1503 W. Henley.
Smith, Arthur D., oili producer, 16 Second av., Bv.
Mrs. Emma J.
Thelma.
Smith, Miss Blanche, 23 Pierce av., W. 0.
Smith, Buell R. traveling salesman, 333 Tompkins.
Mrs. Ella M.
Henry B.
Lucy E.
Nellie O.
Smith, Mrs. Carrie L., (Mrs. Stephen) widow, 21 Front, Bv.
SMITH, CASSAR, physician and surgeon, 903 W. State.
Mrs. Edith.
Follet.
William.
SMITH, CHAiRLES. dealer in coal and wood, 427 Higgins av.;
Mrs. Marion.
Bertha M., stenographer.
Smith, Charles, farmer, E. River rd., S. O.
Mrs. Lena.
Smith, Charles F., deliveryman, 119 N. Ninth.
Mrs. Kate. *
Harold.
Gordon.
Shirley!
Ada May.
Dorothy.
SMITH, CHARLES W., mgr. Higgins store, 120 N. Union; res
112 N. Clinton.
Mrs. Effie M.
• Ivan E.
Ward W.
Smith, Copeland E., mail carrier, 211 S. Union.
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Mrs. Emma M.
R. Porter, foreman (P. R. R. shops.)
Minnie B., teacher.
Smith, Edward, clerk, 116 S. Clinton.
Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth, 120 E. Green.
Beatrice.
Hazel.
Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth, 413 N. Seventh.
SMITH, EUGENE S., jeweler and optician, 115 N. Union; res.
109 E. Henley.
Mrs. Clara B.
Ellwood Watson.
Smith, Mrs. Florence, 211 S. Union.
Smith, Miss Florence. 23 Pierce av., W. 0.
Smith, Frank, blacksmith, E. State, E. O.
Mrs. Elizabeth.
Robert.
Dorothy.
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Smith, Fred J., farmer, Windfall rd., Bv.
Mrs. Minnie C.
Lloyd.
SMITH, GEORGE & CO., (W. A. Grinard, prop.) bicycle, automobile and general repairing, 255 N. Union.
Smith, George P., 115 E. Henley.
Mrs. Sarah J.
Smith, George P. Jr., machinist, 114 W. Green.
Mrs. Ella C.
Smith, Glen, lineman, 7 Center, Bv.
Smith, Godfried I., farmer, Windfall rd., Bv.
Mrs. Katherine.
John G.
Carrie E., time keeper.
Amelia N.
Smith, Harry B., tool dresser, 402 W. Hen'ley.
Mrs. Julia K.
Smith, Hendrick J., carpenter, 75 Bishop, E. O.
Mrs. Sarah.
Angie, milliner.
Gaius, clerk.
Warren, clerk (P. R. R.)
Winifred, clerk.
Smith, Henry, stone cutter, 36 Front, Bv.
J"v^. Ethel.
Smith, Herman, 102 E. Green.
Genevieve.
FITCH & RAMSEY.
City Building.
Manufacturers & Dealers f TTMftpD Lath and Shingles, Doors,
in all Kinds of..
Olean, N. V.
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Smith, Herman, teamster, 102 E. Green.
Mrs. Mary.
Charles.
Anna.
Smith, Mrs. Hiram B., 201 N. Clinton.
J. Caroline.
Smith, Rev. J. A., pastor E. O. church, 73 Garden av., E. O.
Mrs. M. V.
Emma.
Smith, J. Edward, pharmacist, 122 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Nannie.
Nele.
Robert.
Smith, James, machinist (P. R. R.) 414 N: Eighth.
Smith, James C, mason, 517 W. State.
Smith, James H., 232 S. Clinton.
Mrs. Stella.
Smith. James T., bill poster, 110 N. First.
SMITH, JASPER E., attorney at law, office 133 1-2 N. Union;
res. 512 W. Henley.
Mrs. Mary L.
Maurice L.
Lydia R.
Jane A.
Smith, Mrs. Jennie K., 202 Laurens.
Gertrude M.
Jennie K.
Smith, Jo, laborer, 20 Oak, N. O.
Mrs. Dora.
Agnes.
Tony.
Felix.
Leo.
Bernice.
Smith, John, laborer, 325 N. Fifth.
Mrs. Mary.
Smith, John, laborer, 29 Railroad av., E. O.
Mrs. Frances.
Smith, John, farmer, Windfall rd.,' Bv.
Smith, John, laborer, 57 Railroad av., E. O.
Smith, John, laborer, Spruce, N. O.
Mrs. Clara.
Michael.
Zurek.
Johnnie.
Smith, John B., real estate, bds. 112 N. Barry.
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Smith, Lewis H., bicycle mfr., 611 E . State, E . 0 .
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Smith, Louis, works for F. R. R., 11 Fifth av., Bv.
Mrs. Margaret.
Smith, Mrs. Mary A., widow, 603 W. Henley.
George W., painter.
Rbea A.
Smith, Michael, farmer, Windfall rd., Bv.
Mrs. Liza.
Smith, Miles L., carpenter, 310 S. Barry.
Mrs. Jennie.
Harold A.
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Bernice C.
Minnie B., teacher, Olean High school, res. 130 Fulton.
Minnie, 210 N. Second.
Newell, fireman (P. R. R.) bds. 712 Wayne.
Perkins & Co., (Rochester,) wholesale groceries, Urancn
408-410 N. Union.
Peter, carpenter, 517 W. State.
Mrs. Mary.
Mrs. Phoebe, widow, 217 Adams.
Mary.
Mrs. Polly M., 802 N. Union, N. O.
Edward Troy,
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Smith, Robert P., machinist, 115 S. Seventh.
Smith, Sydney J., coachman, 123 1-2 N. Union.
Mrs. Mary.
Frances.
Viola.
Smith, Tony, teamster, Goodrich av., E. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Adam. \
Frances.
Smith, Wilbur R. C, publisher, 107 S. Barry.
Dorothy.
Caroll.
Marvelle.
Smith, William, cabinet shop 409 W. State, res. 405 W. State.
Mrs. Katherine.
Emma L.
Lena C.
Bertha M.
Bessie E.
Smith, William, farmer, Windfall rd., Bv.
Smith, William, blacksmith (P. R. R.) 8 Second av., Bv.
Mrs. Antoinette.
Lydia.
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Smith, William H., farmer, Pleasant Valley, Bv.
Mrs. Margaret A.
Smith, Mrs. Winifred, widow, 208 S. Fifth.
Harry E., fireman (P. R. R.)
Helen A., teacher.
Smith, see Schmitt.
Snow, Arlie, 23 First av., Bv.
Snow, William A., teamster, 238 S. Clinton.
Mrs. Mary P.
Snowden, Fred S., barber, 509 Irving.
Mrs. Grace M.
Frederick R.
Herbert S.
Marie A.
Snowdon, Samuel J., barber, 221 S. Ninth.
Mrs. Susan E.
Loren J., bootblack.
Floyd H.
Snyder, Andrew C, carpenter (P. R. R.) 607 W. Henley.
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Edward F.
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Mrs. Elizabeth.
John J.
Joseph H.
Snyder, Charles F., teamster, 611 W. Henley.
Snyder, Elmer J., glass packer, cor. Bell and Queen, E. O.
Mrs. Nellie.
Raymond.
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Snyder, Fred S., car repairer (P. R. R.) 306 N. Thirteenth.
Mrs. Mary.
Henry M.
Snyder, Julia, student, 216 N. Barry.
Snyder, J. C, carpenter (P. R. R.) bds. Genesee House.
Snyder, Joseph F., clerk, bds. I l l S. Clinton.
SNYDER MATT, prop. City Cafe, 146 N. Union; res. 146 1-2 N.
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Francis E.
Sadie M.
Julia M.
Snyder, Sadie, clerk, 210 N. Barry.
Snyder, William, car repairer (P. R. R.) 114 N. Eleventh.
Mrs. Minnie.
James.
Lillian.
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Sodesky, Joseph, laborer (P. R. R.) 67 Oak, N. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Frank.
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Solomon, Mrs. Rebecca, 532 N. Fifth.
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Sorog, Mary, laundress, Olean House.
Soronson, Miss Esther, 409 W. Henley.
South Olean Chapel, S. Union, S. 0.
Souter, Frank, engineer (P. R. R.) 124 S. Twelfth.
Mrs. Dora.
Southerland, Miss Hattie, 204 W. Sullivan.
Southeron, Martin, 1017 W. State.
Mrs. Mina A.
Southworth, Elmer E., carpenter, 17 Garden av., E. O.
Mrs. Emma.
Sowers, Mrs. Jane H., 209 S. Clinton.
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Sparar, John, laborer, 332 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Barbara.
Mary.
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Annie.
Rosle.
Lorena.
SPARKMAN, WILLIAM B., representative of Star Piano Co.,
140 S. Clinton.
Mrs. Edith B.
Paul A.
Ruth.
Spaulding, William H., tanner, Boulevard, W. O.
Mrs. Elvira.
Spaulding, William H., carpenter, 223 N. Fifth.
Mrs. Eliza J.
Spears, Alex, laborer, 315 S. Fifth.
Spears, Mrs. Janet, 16 Third av., Bv.
Spears, Mrs. Addie, widow, 22 Fourth av., Bv.
Spears, Robert, stonecutter, 42 Third av., Bv.
Jessie.
James.
John.
Margaret.
Christina.
Helen.
Spears, William, works for P. R. R., 23 Third av., Bv.
Mrs. Louise.
Bruce W.
Mary J.
Anna L.
Jessie G. H.
James G. H.
Mildred E.
Clarissa E.
Spellan, Patrick, brakeman (P. R. R.) 323 Whitney av.
Mrs. Nora.
Helen.
Margaret.
John.
Francis.
Spellman, Mrs. F. C, 304 E. State.
Spellski, Frank, works at car shops, 523 N. Fifth.
Mrs. Josephine.
Spencer, Mrs.-Annie, 233 1-2 N. Union.
Spencer, Mrs. Emma, widow, 520 N. Fourth.
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SPINDLER, PETEH J., (Spindler Bros.) 511 W. Henley.
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Sprague, Albert, drayman, 1306 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Ameretta.
Sprague. Leonard L., glassDlower, 933 Buffalo.
Mrs. Maggie.
Martha.
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SPRAKER, CLARENCE, clothing store, 266 N. Union; res. 315
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Mrs. Jennie D.
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Spraker, William, notary public, 315 N. Fourth.
Spring, Miss Cornelia, 818 W. Sullivan.
Spry, Mrs. Clara, cook at Benson's Restaurant, res. 246 1-2 N.
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Stady, Mrs. Mary, widow, 611 E. State, E. O.
Stafford, John, farmer, Buffalo, W. O.
Stafford, Laura, 116 E. Sullivan,
Stafford, Richard, Buffalo, W. O.
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Stahl, Edith, cook, Grand Central Hotel.
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Agency, district manager, Masonic Temple.
Standard News Co., 415 N. Union, D. Luntz, mgr.
Stanek, Stanley J., works a t tannery, 21 Walnut, N. O.
Mrs. Victoria.
John, glassworker.
Nellie.
Viola.
Jennie.
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Joseph.
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Stanway, Fannie, cook, Olean House.
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Starks, Fred C, upholsterer, wall paper and carpets, 312 E.
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Mrs. Sarah.
Geoffrey.
Harlow.
Mildred.
Ruth.
Starks, Mrs. M., 204 East av.
Starks, Pearl, domestic, 310 Jay.
Starks, Steven R., 233 Adams.
Starr, George F., works at P. R. R. shops, 810 W. Sullivan.
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Stedman, F r a n k L., commercial traveler, 226 N. F o u r t h .
Mrs. Sarah.
Lyra.
Steele, F r a n k H., engineer (P. R. R.) 138 N. Barry.
Mrs. Kate.
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Steele, Hugh, works for P . R. R., 218 W. Sullivan.
Steele, Hugh, station agent Adams Express Co., 127 Fulton.
Mrs. Mildred F .
Reginald W.
Hugh Pascal.
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Stephan, William N., pres. and mgr. Sanitary Dinner Pail Co.,
N. Union, N. O., res. 230 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Augusta.
Lena.
Veronica.
Stephenson, John Garnett, vocal instructor, room 17, City bldg.
Stevens, Mrs. Mary A., 118 E. Henley.
Stewart, A. Jack, laborer, S. Union, S. 0.
Mrs. Flora.
Stewart, Mrs. Catherine, (Mrs. Joseph,) 115 N. Ninth.
'Leo M.
Cecelia M.
Stewart, Joseph A., iceman, 125 N. Ninth.
Mrs. Anna.
Lloyd M.
Stewart, Thomas, brick mason, 414 Laurens.
Mrs. Hattie.
William.
Stewart, Thomas A., tannery supt, 1016 W. Henley.
Mrs. Bertha.
Stewart, Samuel, fireman, 119 N. Second.
Mrs. Emma.
Stewart, William H., commercial traveler, 128 N. First.
Mrs. Lydia.
Wallace.
Steyner, Mrs. Frederick E., (Mrs. John J.) 513 W. Sullivan.
Edward R.
Stickney, Mrs. Lena M., 168 1-2 N. Union.
Stier, John A., galvanizer (Vacuum) Buffalo, N. 0.
Mrs. Bertha.
Isabelle.
William.
STILLMAN, F. V. R., real estate and insurance, 108 North; res.
216 N. First.
Mrs. Carrie B.
Doris B.
Stimlinger, John, engineer (P. R. R.) 419 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Maggie.
Reuben M.
Margaret.
Nellie.
Thomas H.
Stimson, George, engineer, E. River rd., S. O.
Mrs. Ida.
Mabel.
Floyd.
Stoddard, Charles, real estate agent, bds. Grand Central Hotel.
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Mrs. Anna.
Jacob.
Joseph.
Martin.
Michael.
Katherine.
Stone, Ellse, domestic, 417 B. State.
Stone, Jason E., 128 N. First.
Mrs. Anna R.
Jason E. Jr.
Rutherford K.
Stone, Harry W., draughtsman (P. S. & N.) 30 Garden av., E. 0.
Mrs. Clara.
Stone Ora R., patternmaker, 30 Garden av., E. O.
' Mrs. Harriet S.
Storms, Christopher, moulder, 211 Jay.
Mrs. Amelia A.
George A.
Storrs, Thomas, attorney, 233 N. Union; res. 118 N. Clinton.
Mrs. Fannie T.
Story, Frank P., tinner, 134 S. First.
Mrs. May L.
Stowell, Mrs. Betsy, 225 N. Second.
Stowell, Herschel D., carriage maker, 15 Third av., Bv.
Mrs. Frances M.
William.
Harold.
STOWELL, L. W., law office, 204 Masonic Temple; res. 211 N.
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Stowell, Sarah W., (Mrs. C. S.) 211 N. First.
Louis W.. attorney.
Fannie W., stenographer.
Aileen W.
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Calvin S.
Frederick M.
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North; (see adv.) res. 125 S. Barry.
Mrs. Mabel L.
Allen G., insurance agent.
Emily E.
Stratton, George, conductor (P. R. R.) 114 N. First.
Mrs. Nellie.
Stratton, Mrs. Martha, widow, 114 N. First.
Edward Troy, Planing Mia
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Streb, Joseph N., machinist (P. R. R.) 604 W. State.
Mrs. Anna.
Raymond F.
Leonarda E.
Strecker, Mrs. Kate, W. State, W. 0.
John, farmer.
STREIGHT, MISS LAURA E., prop, art store, 240 N. Union:
(Fred Munger, mgr.)
Strickland, Mrs. Viola, 214 W. State.
Darwin.
Striker, William, tanner, Boulevard, W. O.
Mrs. Elizabeth.
Tacy.
STRONG, GIDEON H., oil producer and dealer in real estate,
office 38 Exch. Bk. buldg.; res. 233 N. First.
Mrs. Anna Mclntosh.
Helen E.
Strong, Mrs. Helen B. (Mrs. J. B.) widow, 211 Laurens.
Strong, Lewis X, teamster, 102 S. Second.
Mrs. Carrie L.
Winifred.
Struble, Mrs. Bessie, 37 Third av., Bv.
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Mrs. Julia.
Michael.
George.
John.
Mary.
Stuart, Arthur D., conductor (P. R. R.) 414 N. First.
Mrs. Nellie.
Arthur D. Jr.
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STUDHOLME, FOSTER, druggist, 141 N. Union; res. 304 N.
Clinton.
Mrs. Helen H.
Ruth T.
Stumpff, D., works for P. R. R., 534 N. Sixth.
Sturm, Carl, works at brewery, 66 Clark, E. O.
Sturm, Carrie L., 125 N. Fifth.
Sturm, Charles W., barber, 1308 W. StaTe; res. 108 S. Thirteenth.
Mrs. Lyda.
Lawrence.
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Sturm, Edward W., carpenter, 605 W. State.
Mrs. Josephine.
Jacob.
Henry.
Tillie.
Sturm, Edward W. Jr., clerk, 117 W. Green.
Mrs. Caroline R.
Gretchen L.
Cerise R.
Sturm, Mrs. Mary, 1403 W. State.
Fred A., Grand Union Tea Co.
Wallace, moulder.
Sturtleman, Anna, 603 E. State. E. 0.
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Stutter, Henry O., coremaker, 616 W. Henley.
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Subjeck, Michael, Walnut, N. O., cor. Water.
Mrs. Frances.
Kate.
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Tony.
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Martha.
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Subjeck, Mrs. Frances, grocery, 902 N. Union, N. O.
Sullivan, Cornelius, yardmaster (Erie R. R.) 5 River, N. O.
Mrs. Mary.
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Daniel.
Eugene.
Sullivan, Daniel H.; mail clerk, 416 W. Henley.
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Sullivan, Mrs. Eliza, 43 Pine, N. O.
Dennis, tank builder.
Sullivan, James, machinist (P. R. R.) 112 Wayne.
Mrs. Kate.
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Sullivan, John, laborer, 325 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Margaret.
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Sullivan, John L., farmer, Haskell rd., E. O.
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Mrs. Anna.
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Adolph.
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Swanson, Mrs. Christina, 302 N. Ninth.
Swanson, John, works at tannery, 1032 W. Sullivan.
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Swanson, John A., tanner, 134 S. Twelfth.
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Genevieve.
Swanson, John P., bartender, 808 Washington.
Mrs. Katherine.
SWANSON NILS traveling salesman, prop, shoe store and repair shop, 702 W. State; (John Coughlen, mgr.,) res. 702 1-2
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Mrs. Anna A.
Evelyn A.
Roland.
David.
Swanson, Niel, works at P. R. R. shops, 302 N. Ninth.
Swanson' Paul, works at P. R. R. shops, 302 N. Ninth.
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Swarts, D. E., teamster, Spring, E. O.
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Swarts, Ernest, lumberman, 71 Queen, E. O.
Swarts, Hank, works at Myrick's foundry, 105 Railroad ar.
Swarts, Peter, farmer, 74 King, E. O.
Swarts, Ralph L., works for P. R. R., 329 N. Sixth.
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Mrs. Hannah J.
Claude.
Swartz, Edward A., conductor (P. R. R.) 6 Fourth av., Bv.
Mrs. Emma.
Kate.
Cecil.
Swartz, Elmer W., farmer, Steam Valley rd., S. 0.
Mrs. Alberta.
Mary.
Oren.
Iren.
Bethel.
Lena.
Mildred.
Swartz, George E., farmer, t>ds. 303 Irving.
Swartz, Mrs. Kathryn, 6" Fourth av., Bv.
Henry, moulder.
Charles, painter.
Annie.
Swartz, Mrs. Rosetta, E. State, E. O.
Swatt, Joseph, works in tannery, Plum, E. 0.
Mrs. Anna.
Mary.
Joseph.
Stephen.
Swedish Evangelical Mission Church, (K. A. Anderson, pastor,)
Washington, cor. Buffalo.
Swedish Lutheran Church, (C. J. Beckman, pastor,) 144 N. Sixth.
Sweeney, Anna, clerk, 131 N. Barry.
SWEENEY, JOHN, dentist, office 313 Masonic Temple; res. Allegany.
Sweeney, John D., blacksmith (P. R. R.)
Mrs. Carrie N.
Sweezy, Perry J., machinist (P. R. R.) rear of 810 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Blanche.
Sweeney, Patrick, mfr. bed springs, etc., 1217 W. State.
Mrs. Sarah.
Hugh Edward.
Sweet, Charles Francis, fireman (P. R. R.) 110 N. Thirteenth.
Mrs. Maude E.
Frances Irene.
Jessie Bernice.
Sweet, LeVerne, currier, 1001 Buffalo.
Mrs. Gertrude.
Bessie.
Fred L.
Sweet, William C, works at City Laundry, 41 Orchard av., E. 0.
FITCH & RAMSEV.
City Building.
Manufacturers & Dealers T T T M t i E D Lath and Shingles, Doors,
in all Kinds of
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Swetland, Rufus R., street car conductor, 109 N. Ninth.
Mrs. Bessie L.
William.
Swift, Edmond Henry, 434 N. Tenth.
Mrs. Mary J.
Joseph A. H... roofer.
SWIFT, JOHN D., chief of police, office basement City bldg.
Mrs. Nettie R.
Bertha I.
Charles D.
Swinger, see Schwinger.
Switz, Mrs. Emma, 133 N. Sixth.
Cecil.
Sykes, Ida, works at Bargay's, E. State, E. O.
Sylvester, Mary, Sister of Mercy, 606 W. Sullivan.
Szeyda, John, laborer, bds. 7 Franklin, N. O.
Taft, Lynn A., clerk (P. R. R.) 141 N. Thirteenth.
Taggerty Mrs. Bridget, 925 1-2 Buffalo.
Bridget.
Taggerty, Ella I., domestic, 131 S. Union.
Taggerty, Mrs. Mary, Railroad av., E. 0.
Taggerty, William, laborer, 17 Pond, b . O.
Taggerty, William, works at P. R. R. shops, 911 Irving.
Mrs. Anna.
Taksen, Morris, junk dealer, 126 S. Eleventh.
Mrs. Matilda.
Ruth.
Pauline.
Florence.
Tamutis, Joseph, tanner, 2 Prince, E. O.
Mrs. Gertrude.
Anna R.
Henry W.
Joseph R.
Francis.
Tanner, W. E., 17 Crown, E. 0.
Mabel.
TANNERS' SHOE STOCK CO., 1602-1610 W. Henley, (Albert O.
Trostel, pres.; F. L. Bartlett, vice-pres. and treas.; F. H. Fiedler, sec. and gen'l mgr.; J. J. Newman, supt,) capital stock,
$50,000; inc. March, 1898.
Tannous, Kinaan, Syrian store, 322 N. First.
Mrs. Julia.
Sadie.
Tarbell, Fred, publisher, 210 N. Clinton.
Mrs. Cora D.
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Mrs. Mary J.
Frank A., cook.
TAYLOR, THE B. U. CO., 254 N. Union, (B. U. Taylor, pres.;
Mrs. H. M. Taylor, vice-pres.; Miss Jessie Hunt, sec. and
treas.; C. A. Taylor, supt.;) contractors, builders, dealers in
builders' supplies. Inc. Feb. 1, 1904; capital, $10,000.
TAYLOR, BENJAMIN U., pres. The B. U. Taylor Co., 254 N.
Union; res. 407 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Hattie M.
Florence E.
Alta M.
Grace A.
Alice M.
Bernard W.
Laura J.
Thalia G.
Taylor, C. R., bricklayer, bds. 103 N. Union.
Taylor, Charles A., supt. for B. U. Taylor Co., 223 N. Third.
Mrs. Alice B.
Thomas DeVere.
Taylor, Clyde, 30 Third av., Bv.
Taylor, Clyde, farmer, Haskell rd., E. O.
Taylor, Edward, works at Shepard's, Pleasant Valley.
Taylor, Elbert T., oil well driller, 136 S. Third.
Mrs. Mary E.
Rea T.
Hazel J.
Ruth H.
Taylor, El vie C , teacher. Olean public schools. For address, see
Taylor, Ernest J., grocer, 463 N. Union.
Mrs. Ella.
Taylor, Frank, cook, Olean House.
Taylor, Mrs. Harriet, 813 W. Sullivan.
Taylor, Hattie M., vice-pres. The B. U. Taylor Co., and owner
of "The Brunswick," flats, 407 W. Sullivan.
Taylor, James Forrest, teacher of science in Olean High school.
For address, see supplement on back pages.
Taylor, Melvin, works at hospital, 519 N. First.
Taylor, Roy, 30 Third av., Bv.
Taylor & Weber, oyster house, 113 W. State.
Taylor, William A., teamster, 81 Garden av., E. O.
Mrs. Rachel.
Ora.
Taylor, William J., machinist (P. R. R.) 813 W. Sullivan.
Edward Troy, Planing Mill,
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Taylorson, George O., road foreman (P. R. R.) 133 N. Barry.
Mrs. Mary.
Taylorson, William A., flagman (P. R. R.) 402 Wayne.
Mrs. Margaret.
Mary.
Tea, Mr. laborer, 1415 W. State.
Mrs.
Telasson, Carmen. 506 N. Fourth.
Tenney, William P., works for Herrons, W. State, W. O., beyond
city limits. •
Mrs. Alice B.
Oscar.
Terpak, George, tanner, Grossman av., E. 0.
Mrs. Julia.
Mary.
Lizzie.
Anna.
Lena.
THATCHER. JOHN, commission merchant, 1311 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Thursa.
Margaret.
Theobold, George, bartender, 266 1-2 N. Union.
Theuer, Edward, freight office (P. R. R.) 1102 W. Henley.
' Mrs. Margaret.
Thierman, Ulrioh, works for P. R. R., 1216 Washington.
Mrs. Louise.
Edward, glassworker.
George.
Fred.
Thomas, Ameen, laborer, 71 Railroad av., E. O.
Thomas, B. Frank, supt. tannery, 410 W. State.
Mrs. M. Lizzie.
James P.
Thomas, Canaan, peddler, 322 N. First.
Mrs. Julia.
Sadie.
Thomas, Mrs. Carrie E., 211 Adams.
Thomas, Charlie, peddler, Grossman av., E. O.
Mrs. Ida.
Thomas, Joseph, peddler, 122 Whitney av.
Mrs. Sadie.
John.
Lewis.
Maggie.
Henry.
Bertha.
Thomas, Lizzie E., 131 N. Third.
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Mrs. Hadla.
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Cela.
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Thompson, Bessie, stenographer, bds. 601 W. Sullivan.
Thompson, Carrie B., book-keeper, 125 S. Second.
Thompson, Mrs. E. W., 317 N. Clinton.
Thompson, Florence, teacher, Olean public schools, 306 N. Clinton.
Thompson, Prank B., asst. engineer (Vacuum,) 311 E. Henley.
Mrs. Ellen L.
Daisy A^ milliner.
Floyd A., book-keeper.
Gerald E. ,
Thompson, George F., bds. 202 N. Barry.
Thompson, Georgia, clerk, 306 N. Clinton.
Thompson, Joseph H., book-keeper, 215 N. First.
Thompson, Lloyd, student, 704 E. State, E. O.
Thompson, Michael S., laborer, S. Union, S. 0.
Thomson, Mrs. Phoebe, 401 Laurens.
Georgia E.
Thorn, Mr., tilemaker, 705 Washington.
Thornbury, Matthew B., deliveryman, 108 S. Twelfth.
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Mrs. Mary A.
Josephine.
Walter*
George.
Howard.
Thorne, Charles M., clerk, 313 1-2 N. Union.
Thorne, Sanford H., stonecutter, 118 S. Tenth.
Mrs. Anna E.
Rhea T.
carpenter, 32 Prince, E. 0.
Thornton, Warren E.,
Mrs. Mina.
Elaire E.
Wilfred M.
Thurber,Weston
CharlesW.F., machinist, 110 N. Barry.
Mrs. Clara M.
Thurber, Clinton, works at P. R. R. shops, 9 Fourth av., Bv.
Mrs. Jennie E.
Glen H.
Estella J.
Thurber, George D., book-keeper, 153 N. Seventh.
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Thurber, Mrs. L. C, 206 E. Henley.
Ida.
Thurber, William, works at P. R. R. shops, 717 W. State.
Thurston, Roy, laborer, 110 N. First.
Mrs. Margaret.
Willma.
Thurston, Daniel H., laborer, 37 Railroad av., E. 0.
Mrs. Cornelia.
Dora, typesetter.
Thyng, Mrs. Mildred K., widow, 315 Laurens.
Thyng, William H. C, 304 E. State.
Tidd, David J., currier, 1203 Putnam.
Mrs. Laura.
Lawrence.
Tidd, Lewis T., leather splitter, 908 W. State.
Mrs. Ella M.
Ethel M.
Tidd, William B., splitter, 301 Fifteenth.
Mrs. Delia.
Laura D.
TIDEWATER PIPE LINE CO., J. P. Calvert, (Bradford,) supt,
Olean office, Exch. Bk. bldg.
Tiesel, Joseph, bricklayer, bds. 103 N. Union.
Tilbury, Don, machinist (P. R. R.) 1307 W. State.
Mrs. Alice A.
Ethel May.
Frances Ruth.
Tillow, Harlow, night watchman, Bell, E. O.
Mrs. Belle.
Paul H.
Perry A.
George F.
Jay.
Harlow E.
Tillow, Harry, laborer, 65 Queen, E. O.
Mrs. Minnie.
Tillow, Henry B., Bell, E. O.
Tilson, Mrs. Phoebe, 74 King, E. O.
Tilly, Albert, works at P. R. R. shops, 912 W. Henley.
Tilly, Carl E., works at P. R. R. shops, 912 W. Henley.
Mrs. A. Josephine.
Frederick E.
TINKLEPAUGH, FRANK S., prop. Olean Steam Laundry, 216
W. State. (See adv.)
Mrs. Chloe A.
Max H., clerk.
THE TITUS CO., 5c and 10c Store, (H. O. Adams, mgr.,) 174 N.
Union.
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Harry.
Titus, William, 314 N. Clinton.
Tobey, Rudolph, works for P. R. R., 1016 Irving.
Tobin, Carthage, laborer, 424 N. Tenth.
Mrs. Bridget.
Mary.
William.
Patsy.
Margaret.
Ella.
Anna.
Ruth.
Louise.
Leo.
Loretta.
Alice.
John.
Tomes, Joseph, glassblower, 820 W. State.
Mrs. Margaret.
Edwin.
George.
Bessie.
Paul.
Catherine.
Tompkins, Mrs. C, widow, 417 W. State.
Tompkins, Harry, saloon, 1113-1115 N. Union, N. 0., res. 44 Pine
N. O.
Mrs. Helen.
Norman.
William.
Dorothy.
John.
Tompkins, Jesse, mason, 25 Railroad av., E. 0.
Mrs. Julia.
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Toohey, Jeremiah, bricklayer, 480 Higgins av.
Mrs. Mary.
Leonard.
Toohey, Patrick J., bricklayer, 469 N. Union.
Mrs. Margaret.
Toohey, Mrs. Sarah, 469 N. Union.
John.
Agnes.
Toohig, Patrick, currier, 1113 Irving.
Mrs. Mary.
Anna.
Nellie.
Agnes.
Torpey, Mary, 207 N. Third.
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Torrey, Edwin L., clerk, 114 Irving.
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TORREY, MAX E., dealer in furniture and house furnishings,
(Torrey & Torrey,) 411 N. Union, res. Hinsdale.
TORREY & TORREY, (Max E. Torrey, Arthur M. Torrey,) furniture and house furnishings, 411 N. Union.
Tothil, Alfred. Myrick Machine Co., res. 611 W. Sullivan.
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Tough, William J., engineer (P. R. R.) 305 N. Clinton.
Mrs. Catherine.
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Tracy N.
Town Hall, Boardmanville, 5 South, Bv.
TOWNER. GERALD E., Mutual Reserve Life, 37 Exchange Bk.
bldg., 225 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Eva.
Leonard C.
Theresa E.
Hazel M.
Gerald Jr.
Townsend, W. A., farmer, back Hinsdale rd., N. O.
Tracksel, Lewis, machinist, (P. R. R.) 1301 W. Sullivan.
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Trostle, Richard L., car inspector (P. R. R.) 105 S. Thirteenth.
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Mrs. Minnie.
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TROY, EDWARD, prop. Chamberlain Mfg. Co., and
Planing Mill, (see adv.) 37 S. Main, N. O. (Bv.)
Troy, Elizabeth, 37 S. Main, N. O., (Bv.)
Troy, John, prop, chemical works, 231 N. Second.
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TROY OIL CO., (W. H. Mandeville, John Troy, W. Harry Mandeville,) 163 N. Union.
TROY'S PLANING MILL, (Edward Troy, prop.,) 210-216 S.
Barry.
Troy, Thomas B., traveling salesman, 37 Main, Bv., (N. 0.)
Truby, Mrs. Christina, 132 S. Twelfth,
Truby, Nicholas H., fireman (P. R. R.) 1103 W. Henley.
Mrs. Minnie.
Walter.
Truby, Peter G., book-keeper, 1121 W. Henley.
' Mrs. Martha A.
Clara A.
Trude, Frank, engineer, 507 W. State.
True, Arthur C, expressman, 109 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Amy.
Arthur C. Jr.
Trusky, Antony, works for P. R. R., 530 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Julia.
Edward.
Nettie.
Gertrude.
Joseph.
Edwin.
Tekla.
Trutz, Joseph, laborer (P. R. R.) Moore's av., W. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Henry.
Felix.
Tubbs, Frank H., farmer, 24 Second av., Bv.
Mrs. Mary R.
Herbert.
Tubbs, Vernon L., clerk, W. River rd., S. O.
Mrs. Electa B.
Parker W.
Tucker, Clarence, hostler, 238 N. Union.
Tucker, George L., City Steam Laundry, res. room 7, Riley &
Wands bldg., 301 N. Union.
Tucker, Mrs. Sarah A., 325 Laurel av.
Lottie S.
Tulley, Henry, bricklayer, 814 W. Henley.
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Tumser, Mrs. Julia, S. Union, S. 0.
Tumser, Paul, 117 N. Eleventh.
Mrs. Frances.
Rose.
Turner, Charles A., foreman Keystone Gas Co., 321 Tompkins.
Mrs. Lucetta.
Albert E.
Elizabeth S.
Turner, Harry R., painter, 40 Center, Bv.
Mrs. Lena.
Allie S.
Wallace.
Turner, John F., gauger, 207 Tompkins.
Turner. Murray James, laborer, S. O.
Mrs. Mary E.
Lea May.
Mansil George.
Turner, Richard, truant officer, 115 1-2 N. Union.
Mrs. Mary.
Turner, Samuel S., oil treater, 706 Washington.
Mrs. Bell.
Claude M.
Willard T.
Harold A.
Turpak, see Terpak.
Tuthill, Benjamin F., salesman, 209 N. Clinton.
Mrs. Ruth E.
Curtis D.
Tuthill, see Tothil.
TYLER, F. E. & CO., shoe store, (see adv.) 158 N. Union.
Ubelhire, John, tinsmith, 538 N. Seventh.
Ubelhire, Sebastian, tanner, 538 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Mary.
Umferfate, see Unferfate.
Umlschneider, Charles, car repairer (P. R. R.) 511 1-2 W. State.
Umsclmeider, Matthew, 338 N. Sixth.
Charles, car repairer (P. R. R.
Mary.
Rose.
Emma.
Ida.
Lucy.
Uncle, Paul, laborer, 334 N. Eighth.
Underbill, Charles, brakeman (P. R. R.) 324 N. Eighth.
Underhill,
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Unferfate, John, machinist (P. R. R.) 1110 Washington.
Mrs. Johanna.
Joseph C.
Henry A.
UNION HOUSE, C. J. Lallmang, prop., (see adv.) 407 N.
Union.
UNION LIVERY STABLE, F. D. Muckey, prop., rear of 323 N.
Union. (See adv.)
UNION PACIFIC TEA CO., ("Charles W. Fanning, mgr.,) 168 N.
Union.
UNION STREET CAFE, Samuel W. Binney, pr*op., 105 N. Union.
ITNION TELEPHONE CO., of Erie, Pa., 209-210-213 Masonic
Temple, (Thos. S. Pierce, local mgr.)
UNITED STATES ARMY RECRUITING SERVICE, 156 N.
Union, Tower Block, (Major Henry P. Ritzius, U. S. Army recruiting officer.)
UNITED STATES EXPRESS CO., 142 N. Union; (E. H. Keeney,
agent.)
UNITED STATES LEATHER CO., of New York, (E. C. Hoyt,
pres ) R. & K. tannery, N. Union, N. O., (Edward Muriaugh,
mgr.,) Olean tannery, E. State, E. O., (D. P. Ray, mgr.)
Updyke, Arthur S., gardener, E. State, E. O.
' Mrs. Orilla.
Updyke, Mrs. Clara, E. State, E. 0.
UP-TO-DATE VARIETY STORE, THE, (Arthur Gibbs, prop.,)
211 N. Union.
Urbanosky, John, works at tannery, Washington, N. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Martin, glassworker.
Mary L.
Frances.
Edward.
Mary.
Frank.
Celia.
Ursoy, Joseph, laborer, 414 S. Third.
Mrs. Emma L.
Grace M.
James E.
Joseph J.
Everett C.
Harold J.
Ruth A.
Ella M.
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VanCise, works for National Transit Co., 123 Hamilton.
VanCuren, G. W., well shooter, 315 1-2 N. Union.
VanDixon, Philip, teamster, Maple, N. O.
Mrs. Marion.
Josephine.
Gerald.
Merle.
Mildred.
Volney.
Donald.
VanDusen, James L., farmer, supt. Pleasant Valley cemetery,
Pleasant Valley, Bv.
Mrs. Adelia.
Edna L.
VanDusen, Martin, rural mail carrier, 65 Main, Bv.
Mrs. Minnie G.
VanDyke. L. Mortimer, foreman (P. R. R.) 1215 W. Henley.
Mrs. Minnie.
Irma.
Laurence.
Weva.
Bessie.
Jessie.
VanGorden, Caleb A., carpenter, 126 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Emma.
Warren W.
VanNess, Reuben John, teamster, 51 River, N. O.
Mrs. Cynthia.
VanLeuvan, Charles H., mgr. G. B. Adams & Co., 129 S. Second.
Mrs. Katherine C.
Edward Campbell.
Varley, E. E., works for P. R. R., Riley & Wands block, 303
N. Union.
Mrs. Katherine.
Varner, Samuel D., painter and paperhanger, 510 W. Green.'
Mrs. Eva J.
Claude A.
Bennie M.
Vaughn, Mrs. Abbie, widow, 1444 Buffalo, N. O.
Vaughn, Edward, glassworker, 1444 Buffalo, N. O.
Mrs. Carrie.
Ethel.
Edna.
Olive.
Mary.
Kreidler Bros.
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Vaughn, John, laborer, 1008 1-2 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Emma.
Orson L.
Vaughn, John, boilermaker (P. R. R.) Pleasant Valley, Bv.
Mrs. Mary.
Josephine.
Vaughn, John, boilermaker, bds. 602 Wayne.
Vaughn, Will, laborer, 19 Main, N. O. (Bv.)
Mrs. Sarah J.
Loren E.
Veit, Arthur S., clerk, 216 Winters av.
Mrs. Jennie.
Vergason, Charles L., book-keeper, 414 W. Henley.
Mrs. Beatrice M.
Vivian.
Norma.
Vergason, George R.. carpenter, 66 Main, Bv.
Mrs. Dora I.
Stella.
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Verguson, James D., train dispatcher (P. R. R.) Olean House.
Verner, Gustave, laborer, 1109 1-2 Washington.
Vernon, William, tanner, 57 Railroad av., E. O.
Mrs. Josephine.
Luke.
Very, Edward W., saloon, 319 N. Union.
Very, Elijah, teamster, 211 Adams.
Very, John G., saloonkeeper, 502 Higgins.
Mrs. Lizzie.
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Very, M. S., painter and paper hanger, Buffalo, N. O.
Very, Mrs. Nettie E., 319 N. Union.
Vetter, Joseph, works for P. R. R., 66 Clark, E. O.
Mrs. Barbara.
Villilla, Frank, section foreman (P. R. R.) bds. Genesee House.
Villing, Mike, laborer, 67 Bishop, E. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Pauline.
Vincent, Elijah O., farmer, S. Union, S. O.
Mrs. Harriet.
Michael R.
Vincent, Orton M., laborer, 316 S. Barry.
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Mrs. Anna.
Edward.
Luke.
Charles.
Helen.
Vinton, Miss Grace, 403 W. State.
Virginia, Wyman W., barber, shop 430 N. Union, res. 130 S.
Fourth.
Mrs
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Virginia, Wallace W., prop. Olean House barber shop, 130 N.
Union; res. 130 S. Fourth.
Vitolsky, Tony, works in tannery, rear of 27 Garden av., E. 0.
Mrs. Julia.
Valla.
Vittale, Frank, laborer, 532 N. Fifth.
Mrs. Janet.
Jacob.
Michael.
Sarah.
Vogel, Miss Anna, 218 S. Eleventh.
Vollman, Michael, works at P. R. R. shops, 533 N. Fifth.
Mrs. Catherine.
Theodore.
Charles.
Henry.
Vollmer, Mrs. Anna, millinery store, 316 W. State,
Gertrude.
Vollmer, Fred, billiard parlor and bowling alley, 318 W. State.
M rs - Clara.
Voorhies, Edwin O., miller, 21 First av., Bv.
Mrs. Flora E.
Grace E.
Linford.
VOORHIES, FRANK, prop. Voorhies House, W. State, W. O.
Mrs. Josephine.
Voorhies, William J., painter, 320 S. Fourth.
Mrs. Rena M.
Ethel A.
Lewis D.
Ruth Edna.
Vosler, Miss Anna, dressmaker, 120 N. Fifth.
Vosseler, John F., fireman (P. R. R.) 120 S. Eleventh.
Mrs. Hannah.
Frank J.
Edward L.
Arthur W.
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Vossler, William, works at Vacuum, W. State, W. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Vossler, Xavier, W. State, W. O.
Vulugus, Mary, laundress, Olean House.
Wade, Mrs. Fannie, 21 Railroad av., E. 0.
Wadhams, Herman F., newspaper solicitor, 130 S. Clinton.
Wadhams, Heman F., newspaper solicitor, 130 S. Clinton.
Mrs. Velona C.
WACKERMAN, R. R., cigar store, 213 N. Union; factory 246 N
Union; res. 118 Hamilton.
Wagner, Alice, teacher, 113 S. Barry.
Wagner, Charles, clerk (P. R. R.) 122 Hamilton.
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George J., painter.
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Clara H., teacher, (Olean public schools.)
Wagner, Charles M., works for Keystone Gas Co., 146 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Emily.
Carl F.
Harold H.
Helen C.
Doris E.
Wagner Flats, 133-135 S. Third. (For list of occupants see duplex driectory, page 32.)
Wagner, Fred J., works at brewery, 207 S. Clinton.
Mrs. Agnes L.
Wagner, Henry, bricklayer, 216 S. Tenth.
Mrs. Clara.
Wagner, Wenzel, prop. Wagner Flats, 129 S. Third.
Mrs. Dorothy.
George, painter.
Dorothy.
Edward J., machinist.
Amelia C.
Matilda C.
Robert W.
Louis A.
Wahl, Frank H., supt. Olean Electric L. & P. Co., and Keystone
Electric Co., 118 Hamilton.
Wahl, Lewis, pool room attendant, Olean House.
Waite, Ruby, 438 N. Seventh.
Wakelee, John W., driller, 242 S. Barry.
Arthur W., accountant.
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Minnie G.
Nettie C, stenographer.
Florence L.
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WALDBCK, WILLIAM, saloon, 1312 W. State.
Mrs. Hannah.
Mary.
Dora.
William.
Fred.
Mabel.
Charles.
Henry.
Florence.
Waldorf, see Walldorff.
Walker, Albert P., clerk, S. Union, S. 0.
Mrs. L. Jane.
Preston M.
Walker, Bert, electrician, 112 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Catherine.
Charles.
Henry.
Walker, Edward I., stillman, 132 S. Third.
Mrs. Delia E.
Elizabeth.
Walker, Frank E., teamster, 5 Walnut, N. 0.
Mrs. Louise.
Walker, Harold, works for P. R. R., 'bds. 312 N. Third.
Walker, James H., grocery, 623 E. State, E. 0., res. do.
Mrs. Charlotte V.
Walker, James M., tanner, 29 Water, N. O.
Mrs. Ellen L.
Harlie.
Walker, Miss Matie P., 15 Railroad av., E. 0.
Wall, see Wahl.
Wallace, M. J., farmer, 216 S. Fourth.
Wallcott, see Wolcott.
Walldorff, Marlen L., supt. Acme Milling Co., 308 N. Clinton.
Mrs. Ida.
Florence.
Robert.
Margaret.
Thalia.
Wallen, John P.. tailor, 404 S. Union.
Mrs. Blise.
Anna, dressmaker.
Mollie, dressmaker.
Neil H., glassworker.
Frr.nk TV\, clerk.
Huldah G.
Albert J.
FITCH & RAMSEV.
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Wallhauser, Mrs. Mary, 602 E. State, E. O.
Charles, works at brick yard.
Emel, glassworker.
Rose.
George, civil engineer.
Wallin, David, car inspector (P. R. R.) 209 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Ella.
Eleanor E.
Isabelle E.
Lawrence C.
Wallin, Joel K., miller, 703 Washington.
Mrs. Hilda.
George.
Edwin.
Walsh, Joseph L., machinist (P. R. R.) 314 N. Thirteenth.
Mrs. Alice.
Adelaide.
Anna.
Walsh, J. R., traveling salesman, hds. 114 Hamilton.
Walsh, see Welch.
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Walters, Mrs. Elizabeth, dressmaker for Bell's, 205 1-2 N. Clinton.
Walton, Andrew M., currier, 733 E. State, E. O.
Mrs. Mary E.
Archie, draughtsman.
Bernice.
Walton, Charles H., buffer, 4 Pond, E. 0.
Mrs. Delora M.
Vivian E.
Walton, David, laborer, 117 S. Third.
Mrs. Mary.
Elizabeth Nancy.
Edith May.
Bessie Belle.
Walton, Jacob, teamster, 4 Elm, N. O.
Mrs. Mary.
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Wangelin, Albert, works at P. R. R. shops, 1107 Irving.
Mrs. Henrietta.
WANDS, CHARLES R., (Riley & Wands, grocers,) res. 405 W.
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Wands, Miss Edith Margaret, 405 W. Henley.
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Ward, Mrs. Sarah, widow, 9 Spruce, N. 0.
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WARING, JAMES H., attorney, 107 1-2 N. Union; -res. 237 N.
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Warner, Mrs. Barbara, 315 1-2 N. Union.
Warner Elmer D., works at refinery, 304 N. Eleventh.
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WARNER, GEORGE W., (Warner & Ad*ams, 313 N. Union,) 150
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Mrs. Myrtie L.
Robert R.
Warner Marcellus K., collector, 205 1-2 N. Clinton.
Mrs. Adelia G.
Warren, Merle, asst. steward City Club, 115 North.
Warren, Charles H., laborer, 152 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Hila.
Eunice.
Warren, Howard, glassblower, 110 N. Ninth.
Mrs. Constance.
Bertha T.
Warren, Jerome, night watchman, 512 Brickell av.
Mrs. Mary.
Romey, clerk.
Charles M., works for P. R. R.
Raymond.
Merle.
Warren, Joseph S., painter, 156 Crown, E. O.
Mrs. Frances E.
Merle, clerk.
David, works in tannery.
Warren, William L., painter and paper hanger, 91 Garden av.,
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Mrs. Hattie.
Marion.
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Washburn, E. R., grocer, 239 N. Union; res. 118 Hamilton.
Edward Troy, PianinglnS
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Washer, George H., works at P. R. R. shops, 13 Third av., Bv.
Mrs. Emeretta.
Ella.
Washer, George W., machinist (P. R. R.) 317 N. Ninth.
Mrs. Attie G.
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Mrs. Anna.
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Wasson, Charles H., 118 Hamilton.
Mrs. Olive.
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Clifford W.
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Mrs. Ruby.
Harry.
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Waters. William R., sta. engineer (Portville tannery,) 110 S.
Sixth.
Mrs. Mettie M.
Harold J.
WATTS, DR. FRANCIS E., physician and surgeon, 131 S. First.
Mrs. Aria B.
Ned.
WATTS, WILLIAM H., hotel and restaurant, 103 N. Union.
Mrs. Kate.
Way, Charles E., blacksmith, 476 Higgins av., res. 488 Higgins
av.
Mrs. Elizabeth.
Loretta.
Margaret.
Edward.
Allen.
Geraldine.
Weagraff, Fred C, carpenter and builder, 1306 1-2 W. State.
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DIRHCTOKS—E. G. Duserbury,
J. E . Dusenbury,
Wm. E, Wheeler,
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Mrs. Elizabeth.
Verona.
Harriet, linotype operator.
George, sawyer.
Elizabeth.
Arthur, mason.
Chauncey E.
Weaver, Arthur, student, bds. 336.N. Tenth.
Weaver, George, carpenter (P. R. R. shops,) bds. 922 N. Union,
N. O.'
Weaver, Thomas, 1 Railroad av., E. 0.
Mrs. Jennie.
Webb, Charles W., lumber inspector (P. R. R) 141 N. Ninth.
Mrs. M. Carrie.
Webber, Frank B., tinsmith, 118 S. Sixth.
Mrs. Mary A.
Lawrence F.
Norbert E.
James.
Webber, George, printer, 139 N. Eleventh.
Mrs. Margaret.
Walter W.
Laura L.
Webber, John A., farmer, 125 N. Twelfth.
Mrs. Elizabeth.
Weber, Fred J., gas fitter, 224 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Florence.
William.
Vincent.
Walter.
Paul.
Weber, Henry, prop, shoe store, 135 N. Union; res. Portville.
Weber, Henry, works at P. R. R. shops, bds. 117 N. Third.
Weber, William, tinsmith 701 W. State; res. 118 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Catherine.
Mary, cashier.
T-ottie, clerk.
Loretta, dressmaker.
Gporge, musician.
Webster, Mrs. Gertrude, 75 Bishop, E. O.
Margaret.
Merrill.
Webster, Otis A., meat cutter, 208 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Nellie.
Theodore.
Wegrzynowski, Frank, tanner, 11 Franklin, N. 0.
Mrs. Anna.
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Weinaug, Mary, domestic, 115 S. First.
Weinmann, Frank X., glassblower, 105 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Sidney S.
Frank L.
Edward L.
Mary T.
Weipper, Mrs. Rose E., dressmaker, 15 Riley & Wands bldg.
Dorothy.
Weir, Charles E., traveling salesman, Riley & Wands block, 303
N. Union.
Fern.
Weis, John, 435 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Helen C.
William, works at P. R. R. shops.
Weis, Maxmillian, boiler inspector (P. R. R.) 97 Kiver, N. 0.
Mrs. Ella.
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Mrs. Carrie.
Amanda M.
Henry A.
Millie M.
Martha L.
Walter L.
Agnes K.
Carrie A.
Florence E.
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Weiser, Mrs. Theresa, widow, 310 S. Eighth.
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Weith, Fred, clerk at Shoemaker's restaurant, 266 1-2 N. Union.
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Wei tig, E., works for P. R. R.; 534 N. Sixth.
Weittmer, Peter, works at P. R. R. shops, 1012 W. Henley.
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Rosie.
Ella.
Celia.
Welch, Edward, motorman, 309 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Abbie.
James.
Welch, Harry, barber, 305 Jay.
Welch, Mrs. Katherine, housekeeper Buffalo, N. O.
Welch, Patrick C , oil producer, 246 S. Barry.
Mrs. Celia S.
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Welch, Patrick E., laborer, 26 Water, N. O.
Mrs. Anna.
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Anna.
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Welch, Peter, conductor (P. R. R.) 206 N. Sixth.
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Mrs. Elizabeth A.
Emily O.
Charles A.
Irving J.
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Mrs. Rose.
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and Manufacturers of all Kinds of Soft Brinks.
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Welden, Eert, works at P. R. R. shops, 23 Second av., Bv.
Mrs. Gertrude.
Vera.
Pearl.
"Victor.
Weldon, Charles S., conductor (P. R. R.) off River, N. 0., beyond Erie tracks.
Mrs. Emma G.
Harry D.
Howard K.
Weldon, Frank C, works for P. R. R., 1102 Anderson av.
Mrs. Anna K.
John H.
Weldy, Mrs., 18 Third av., Bv.
Weldy, George D., works for P. R. R., 18 Third av., Bv.
Wellen, Maurice, pipe maker, 507 W. State.
Weller, E. Frank, carpenter, Buffalo, N. 0.
Mrs. Sarah.
Elwood.
Margaret.
WELLS, FARGO & CO. EXPRESS, (F. W. Davis, agent,) 134
N. Union.
Wenceslow, John B., works for Vacuum, 117 N. Eighth.
Mrs. Louise.
Dotta Pearl.
Wenke, Paul, laborer, 1017 Irving.
Charles, works at P. R. R. shops.
Alfred, works at pipe factory.
Edward, works at pipe factory.
Lena.
Peter, glassblower.
Leo.
Clara.
William.
Otto.
Rudolph.
Werner, Carl, works at P. R. R. shops, bds. 210 S. Seventh.
Werts, George W., glassblower, 212 N. Third.
Mrs. Mary E.
Wescott, Edward E., carpenter, 25 Prince, E. O.
Mrs. Eva J.
Lester L.
Ruth H.
Helen M.
Wescott, George R., carpenter, River, N. 0., beyond Erie tracks.
Mrs. Sarah.
Arthur.
Wesleyan Methodist Church, (Rev. Sage, pastor,) 11 South, Bv.
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West, William 0. M., engineer (P. R. R.) 713 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Catherine B.
George S.
WESTBROOK'S COMMERCIAL ACADEMY, (Elroy D. Westbrook, prop.,) 156 N. Union, Tower Block.
WESTBR00K, ELROY D., prop. Westbrook's Commercial
Academy, 156 N. Union; res. 117 N. Clinton.
Mrs. Marion H.
Westbrook, Mrs. Lucy, 60 Clark, E. O.
WEST END ATHLETIC CLUB, 1301 W. State, (Joseph Klice,
pres.; Lewis Randall, vice-pres.; George êigler, sec. and
treas.; trustees, Wm. Randall, Redmond O'Connor, George
Kraft; sergeant, John Flynn.
Westerland, Fred, carpenter, 1009 Washington.
Mrs. Emma.
Helen C.
Westfall, Mrs. E., widow, 208 N. Second.
Westfall, John A., carpenter, 136 S. Barry.
Mrs. Sarah.
Ethel P.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO., (E. P. Lennon, mgr.,)
Exchange Bank bldg.
Westling, Oscar, saloon, 315 N. Union.
Mrs. Alma.
Esther.
WESTON A., LUMBER CO., (see adv.) Westons Mills, N. Y.;
Bell 'phone 6; Union 'phone 177.
Weston, Irving B., tanner, 140 S. Eleventh.
Mrs. Frances.
Hazel I.
Nina B.
Dora B.
Whalen.-Lawren'ce, blacksmith (P. R. R.) 708 W. State.
Mrs. Julia.
Isabelle.
Robert.
Louise.
Leo.
Elsie.
Wheaton, Samuel, carpenter, 321 S. Barry.
Lynn S., blacksmith.
Whedon, George, 418 N. First.
Wheeler, Mrs. Dora, nurse, 56 Bishop, E. O.
Wheeler, Charles H., flagman (P. R. R.) 53 River, N. O.
Mrs. Mabel.
Mary.
Copies of this- 'Directory can be obtained
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Manufacturers & Dealers! TTMDEl> Lath and Shingles, Doors,
inallKindsof
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Long Distance Phanc 6-VV,
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Wheeler, Elmer T., farmer, W. River rd., S. O.
Mrs. Nettie.
Glenn.
Wheeler, George E., switchman (P. R. R.) 418 N. First.
Mrs. Nellie.
Grace.
Donald.
Wheeler, George, works for P. R. R., 118 N. Clinton.
Wheeler, Hiram 0., teamster, 82 Bishop, E. O.
Mrs. Cora.
Cecil H.
Fred F.
Lawrence.
Thelma.
Ralph.
Wheeler, Irvine, brakeman, Buffalo, N. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Wheeler, John L., brakeman (P. R. R.) 501 Irving.
Wheeler, Mrs. Nellie K., (Mrs. George S.) 430 S. Union.
Augustus K.
Wheeler, Stewart M., teamster, Buffalo, N. 0.
Mrs. Elizabeth A.
Leon.
Clyde.
Clifford.
Edith.
Donald.
Whelan, Mrs. Hattie, widow, Buffalo, N. O.
Whelan, Mrs. Matilda, 812 Washington.
Zula T.
Ethel May.
Whelan, Michael X, line walker, 311 N. Fifth.
Mrs. Kate.
Robert E.
Florence J.
Whelan, Richard, works for P. R. R., 535 N. Fifth.
Whelply, Fred, glass factory, 17 Pierce av., W. O.
Mrs. Caroline.
WHIPPÊ, ELLSWORTH O., dentist, 3 and 4 Kiley & Wands
bldg., res. 228 N. Third.
Mrs. Cora M.
WHIPPLE, HERBERT T!., photographer, 236 1-2 N. Union; res.
210 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Carrie E.
Melville C.
H. Ford.
Whipple, Mrs. M. L., 601 W. Sullivan.
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Mrs. Belle B.
White, Amelia, Buffalo, N. O.
White, Arthur, works for P. R. R., 432 N. First.
White Clifford, works for P. R. R., 432 N. First.
WHITE, GILBERT M., (Gallets & White,) 1406 W. Henley.
Mrs. Estellow.
Marceleine.
Allegra.
Mildred.
Allferetta.
White, Henry, carpenter, 69 River, N. O.
Mrs. Mary,
Alfred.
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Harold.
Howard.
White, Mrs. Helen, widow, 615 Irving.
Michael, messenger (P. R. R.)
Jennie.
White, Henry, pharmacist, 218 W. Sullivan.
' Mrs. Harriet G.
Harry.
White, James M., yardmaster (P. R. R.) 432 N. First.
Mrs. Mary.
Claude.
White. James S.. laborer, 529 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Kate.
Stephen.
Michael.
Florence.
White, John C, glassworker, 306 N. Eleventh.
White, Mrs. J. C, 306 N. Eleventh.
White, John M., S. Union, S. O.
Mrs. Myria J.
White, Lloyd J., (White & Wrignt,) 120 N. Second.
Mrs. Bernice G.
White, Mrs. Lydia F., 52 Main, Bv.
White, Mrs. Mary, 704 Wayne.
Marv
Catherine.
James, clerk (P. R. R.)
Margaret.
White, Mrs. Mary M., 75 King, E. 0.
Arthur C.
White, Mildred, Hotel Imperial.
Edward Troy, Planing
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Siding1, Sash, Blinds, Doors, Mouldings, Lime, Plaster-and Cement.
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White, Richard, switchman (P. R. R.) 331 Tompkins.
Mrs. Katie A.
White, Ronold, 209 N. Union.
White, Walter, glassblower, 306 N. Eleventh.
Whitehead, Agnes E., 404 S. Fourth.
Whitehead, Clarence E., 404 S. Fourth.
Whitehead. Ernestine M., 404 S. Fourth.
Whitehead, Ethel I., 404 S. Fourth.
Whitford, Erastus, laborer, River rd., S. O.
Whitman, George E., mgr. Scranton Correspondence School, res.
211 S. Barry.
Mrs. Henrietta.
George E. Jr.
Dorothy.
Whitmarsh, Stephen B., buffer, 122 S. Fourth
Mrs. Dolly.
Lillian.
Zoe.
Luther.
Whitney, Lambert S., farmer, W. River rd., S. O.
Whitney, Russel M., supt. hub factory, Galeton, Pa., 116 Laurens.
Mrs. Lydia.
Pearl.
Whittaker, Clark F., foreman Conklin wagon works, 203 W.
Green.
Mrs. Martha E.
Harriet T.
Harry C.
Whittaker, Daniel O., 20 Alder, E. O.
Mrs. Nellie M.
Whittam, Frank R., carpenter, 58 Bishop.
Mrs. Anna J.
Whittman, Mrs. Minnie, 30 King, E. O.
Whitton, Mrs. Eva B., (Mrs. Thomas J.) widow, 505 W. Henley.
Maude F.
Oscar J.
Thomas L.
Gertrude M.
Ethel A.
Whitton, James M., electrician, 9 Osgood av., E. O.
Whitton, Lloyd A., baker, 9 Osgood av., E. O. '
WHITTON, OSCAR J., pres. Dotterweich Brewing Co., res. 505
W. Henley.
Whitton, William, student, Osgood av., E. O.
Wholebin, William, 911 W. State.
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Mrs. Sidney.
Frankie.
Edward.
Mary T.
Wicks. Harry, supt. for C. A. Simms & Co., 3-4 Union pi., 245
N. Union.
Mrs.
Harry.
Ruth.
Wickwire, H. Wesley, flier, 141 Adams.
Mrs. Alice L.
Lodema.
Leila.
Hazel.
Wickwire, Sidna, farmer, 57 Main, Bv.
Wiedman, Mrs. Amelia, widow, 717 Irving.
Martha L.
Frederick M.
Christina A.
WIEDMAN & B E R N R E U T H E R , (Wm. G. Wiedman, Paul H.
Berureuther,) grocers, 1202 W. State.
Wiedman, John, harness shop, 317 W. State; res. 507 W. Slate.
Wiedman Stave & Heading Mill, Griffin, E. O.
WIEDMAN, WILLIAM G., 1202 W. State, (Wiedman & Berureuther,) res. 120 S. Tenth.
Mrs. Lena.
Mildred.
Wiedman. see Weidman.
Wiepper, see Weipper.
Wierciak, Victoria, 15 Lower Walnut, N. 0.
Wiesman, John H., barber, prop. Grand Central barber shop, 127
S. Second.
Mary Angelus.
Edmund.
Florence Agnes.
Wiesman, see Weisman and Wiseman.
Wiggins, Fred J., leather splitter, 1058 E. State, E. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Fred B., works at Qu'irin's.
May L.
James R.
Harold E.
William W.
Gaile.
Dana.
Wiggins, Marcellus G., waiter, 1058 E. State, E. O.
Mrs. Alta.
Kreidler Bros.
OLEAN. N. Y.
KINO'S WINDSOR WALL
BLASTER.
Portland Cement.
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Wiggins, Mrs. Mary E., dressmaker, 138 S. Second.
WIGHT, AUSTIN J., director of Wight Violin and Piano school,
124 N. First.
Mrs. Ida.
WIGHT VIOLIN & PIANO SCHOOL, 124 N. First, (A. J. Wight,
director.)
Wigraff, Charles, works at Vacuum, 43 Elm, N. O.
Mrs. Regina.
Charles.
Albert.
Wilber, Frank, laborer, 809 City Line Alley.
Mrs. Myrtle.
Wilbert, Charles E., glassblower, 801 1-2 W. State.
Mrs. Mollie.
Wilcox, Benjamin, 505 W. Henley.
Wilcox, Calvin T., laborer, 515 Irving.
Mrs. Anna L.
Edna R.
Wilcox, Fred, laborer, 342 S. Barry.
Mrs. Ida.
Mabel.
Irene.
Wilcox, I. C furniture repairing, 920 W. State.
Mrs. Mary R.
Wilcox, Joseph E., painter, 311 Irving.
Mrs. Jennie R.
Guy Franklin.
Earl McKinely.
Clarence Joseph.
Pearl Gladys.
Wilcox, Malcomb J., pharmacist, 223 N. Union.
Wilcox, Melvin laborer, 22 Genesee, Bv.
Mrs. Sallie A.
Wilcox, Polly, domestic, 139 S. Union.
Wilde, JohU, foreman (Quirin tannery,) 21 King, E. 0.
Mrs. Nellie.
Nellie M.
Ella X
Emma.
Florence.
Virginia.
Wilder. Henry, clerk, 606 1-2 W. State.
Wildrick, Lewis, farmer, Haskell rd., E. O.
Mrs. Kate.
John.
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Mrs. Sudie I.
Clyde A.
Olive M.
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William J.
Wiley, John, 409 1-2 Laurens.
Mrs., nurse.
Mary Julia.
Anna Theresa.
Wiles, Thomas, machinist, 1402 W. Henley.
Mrs. Catherine.
Charles.
Teresa.
Harold.
Catherine.
Marie.
James.
Wilkins, Ernest J., miller, 1126 N. Union, N. O.
Wilkinson, Roy C, conductor (P. R. R.) 38 Front, Bv.
Mrs. Rose E.
Myrle F.
WILKINSON, WILLIAM S., (W. S. Wilkinson & Co.) hardware
dealers, 302 N. Clinton.
Mrs. Martha G.
WILKINSON, W. S: & CO., (W. S. Wilkinson, F. P. Shaner,) '
hardware and crockery, 129 N. Union.
Will, Frank, paper hanger and painter, bds. 117 N. Eleventh.
WILLARD, CHARLES, music store, 229 N. Union; res. 229 12
N. Union.
Mrs. Lucy.
Willard, Frank, farmer, W. State, W. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Ada.
Willard, Fred, music dealer, 309 N. Clinton.
Mrs. Stella.
Glenn.
W i l l i a m s , A b r a m , peddler, 122 W h i t n e y a\>.
Mrs. Annie.
George.
Williams, Allan B., secretary to F. W. Higgins; mgr. Mt. "View
cemetery, office Masonic Temple; res. 130 S. Barry.
Mrs. lone G.
Thelma.
Barton F.
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WILLIAMS, ALLAN I., cashier Exch. Natl. bank, 703 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Emma B.
Williams, Miss Catherine, 305 Laurel av.
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Williams, Mrs. Emma J., 310 N. Eighth.
Williams, Miss Elmira, 116 N. Barry.
Williams, Floyd J., druggist, 137 N. Barry.
Mrs. Florence H.
Williams, Frank, laborer, 412 S. Third.
Mrs. Mildred.
Williams, Frank, supt. American Hide & Leather Co., 324 N.
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Mrs. Mary.
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Matilda.
Williams, J a m e s H., laborer, 14 Garden av., E. O.
Mrs. Henrietta.
Frances.
Williams John, laborer (P. R. R.) 513 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Julia.
Donald.
Williams, John, farmer, Blakeslee Hollow, N. 0.
Mrs. Margaret.
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Williams, J o h n A , traveling salesman, 1005 W. Henley.
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Fred R.
Charles R.
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Mrs. Daisy E.
C. Douglas.
Jeannette.
William.
Donald.
Dorothy.
Williams, Joseph, works at P. R. R. shops, 145 N. Thirteenth.
Mrs. Sophia.
Dora.
Anna.
Alice.
Charles.
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Mrs. Grace.
Williams, Maurice D., baggageman (Erie R. R.) 116 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Mildred.
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Williams, Merritt G., 1 Crown, E. O.
Williams, Orra, teacher, Olean public schools. For address, see
Williams, Peter, laborer, 412 S. Third.
Williams, Mrs. Rebecca E., 137 N. BarryClinton R., stenographer.
Williams, Simeon A., sta. engineer, 14 Genesee, Bv.
Mrs. Katherine.
Milo J.
Homer C.
Sophia C.
Williams, Thomas L., bartender, 168 1-2 N. Union.
Mrs. Nellie M.
Clara H.
Herbert E.
Williams, William, sta. engineer (P. R. R.) 516 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Margaret.
Edward.
Gladys.
Ellen.
Williams, William H., works at Vacuum, 1015 Buffalo^
Mrs. Minnie.
Bernice.
Berdette.
Williams, W. P., saloon, 209 N. Union.
Mrs. Florence.
Williams, William W., laborer, 313 S. Eighth.
Mrs. Ellen.
Douglas.
Williamson, James G., driver, 126 N. Fourth.
Mrs. Mary E.
Anna M.
Theresa E.
Elizabeth I.
Marie E.
Harry G.
Williamson, John, farmer, Haskell rd., E. O.
Mrs. Laura.
Willis, Bernice. 312 East av.
Willis, Bessie, 312' East av.
Willis, Burl, laborer, 312 East av.
Willis, Charles, laborer, 312 East av.
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Willis, Clarence L., works at P. R. R. shops, 604 N. Union.
Mrs. Catherine.
Harold M.
Helen C. J.
Willis, London, fish merchant, 135 N. Eleventh.
Wills, Michael, granite cutter, 309 N. First.
Willover, John A., carpenter, 4 Homer, N. 0.
Wilmot, Mrs. Josephine, widow, 125 W. State.
Eva.
Clarence.
Ora, glasssworker.
Hazel.
Wilmouth, Baxter J., special agent (P. R. R.) 307 E. State.
Mrs. Tryphena P.
Carey B.
Wilson, Burt, laborer, 481 N. Union.
Mrs. Esther.
Wilson, C. O., suit pressing, res. 8-9 Grossman block, 241 N.
Union.
Wilson, Duran F., contractor, 614 E. State, E. 0.
Mrs. Hattie.
Wilson, Edward J.. machinist (Myrick) 309 Jay.
Mrs. Carrie E.
Wilson, Mrs. Elizabeth, 214 N. Eleventh.
Wilson, Frank L... contractor, 28 Garden av., E. O.
' Mrs. Addie.
Eugene B.
Berniee O.
Harry C.
Wilson, George, painter, 75 River, N. O.
Mrs. Ethel.
John W.
Wilson, James, painter, Maple, N. 0.
Wilson, Mrs. Jennie, 481 N. Union.
Wilson, Jesse, butcher, 1020 N. Union, N. 0.
Wilson, Jessie, 25 Railroad av., E. O.
Wilson, John, city fireman, 115 S. Twelfth.
Mrs. Louisa T.
David C.
Albert J.
Wilson, Joseph W., blacksmith, 213 Jay.
Mrs. Louisa R.
Clara A.
Wilson, Lewis
Mrs. Mary,
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Mrs. Thalia E.
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Wilson, Matthew, fireman (P. R. R.) 8 Elm, N. O.
Mrs. Catherine.
George.
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Catherine.
Wilson, Volney J., hoisting engineer, 8 Orchard av., E. 0.
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Winch, John, works in tannery, 52 Crown, E. O.
Mrs. Victoria.
Tilly.
Winchell, Nathan E., drayman, 501 Irving.
Mrs. Luella.
Wind, Anna, chamber-maid, Olean House.
Wind, Anna, back Hinsdale rd., N. 0.
Wind, Charles H., laborer, 507 W. State.
Wind, Mrs. Edna, 36 Homer, N. O.
Wind, Mrs. Ernestine, prop. Eagle Hotel, 507 W. State.
Wind, John G., laborer (P. R. R.) 415 N. Eighth.
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Windsor, W. E. Mack, brakeman (P. R. R.) 18 First av., Bv.
Mrs. Altha.
Hazel.
Gladys,
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Wineski, John, works at tannery, 55 Railroad av., E. O.
Mrs. Agnes.
Nellie.
Blanche.
Wing, Mrs. Mae C, 31 Main, Bv.
Clifford.
Wingert, Rudolph, steam shovel (P. R. R.) bds. 336 N. Tenth.
Winters, Mrs. Margaret, (Mrs. George L.) 218 W. Sullivan.
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Mrs. Carrie.
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Winton, Dayid J., music teacher, 133 S. Third.
Mrs. Elizabeth G.
Grace E.
Cortlandt D.
Miriam.
Wird, Frank, tanner, 51 King, E. 0.
Mrs. Mary A.
Mary A.
WISDOM, PAVING CO., (Buffalo,) James Vacante, local mgr.,
712 Wayne. (See adv.)
Wiseman, see Weisman and Wiesman.
Wisner, Fred, wagonmaker, 214 S. Clinton.
Mrs. E. V.
Walter H.
Wisnieswki, Joseph, works at P. R. R. shops, 12 Walnut, N. 0.
Mrs. Agnes.
Helen.
Walter.
Celia.
Wiswell, Gay T., teacher, 134 S. First.
Mrs. Grace H.
Witherall, Frank A., flagman (P. R. R.) bds. 712 Wayne.
Witheral, Mr., carpenter, 633 E. State, E. 0.
Witsil, Albert A., glassblower, 1114 Washington.
Mrs. Luella.
Pearl.
Clarence.
Cora.
Leroy.
Edward.
Wittenburg, William, works for P. R. R., 130 N. Fifteenth.
Mrs. Mary A.
William.
Henry.
Sophia.
August.
Edward.
Fred.
Mina.
Witz, Xaver, works at Dotterweich's, 129 S. Fifth.
Mrs. Hattie.
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Mary E.
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Wodjinsky, Frank, laborer (P. R. R.) 67 Oak, N. 0.
Mrs. Mary.
Wogislowski, Mike, laborer, off Haskell rd., E. O.
Mrs. Margaret.
John.
Barbara.
Wohab, Anna, bds. 7 Franklin, N. O.
Wojciechowski, Adam, saloonkeeper, N. Union, N. O., beyond
Erie tracks.
Mrs. Annie.
Frank.
Mamie.
Chester.
Walter.
Wojoiechowski, Annie, Union, N. 0., beyond Erie tracks.
Wojiskowski, Frank, laborer, 7 Walnut, N. 0.
Mrs. Sophia.
Furman.
Wojcik, George, works at tannery, Moore's av., W. 0.
Mrs. Mary.
John.
Steven.
Lewis.
Wolcott, Marie S., teacher, Olean public schools. For address,
Wollf, Edward, farmer, 81 Main, Bv.
Wolf, John, mason, bds. 103 N. Union.
Wolf, Joseph, 109 N. Eleventh.
Mrs. Anna.
Paul, works at P. R. R. shops.
Henry, works at P. R. R. shops.
Carl, glasswork'er.
Rose.
Mary.
Wolf, Joseph A Jr., tank builder, 1201 Putnam.
Mrs. Emma E.
Celia A.
Wolfe, S. H., machinist (P. R. R.) 323 Coleman.
Mrs. Ida M.
Wood, A. B., janitor, 322 Tompkins.
Mrs. Mary E.
Woods, Albert H., freight house (P. R. R.) 329 S. Barry.
Mrs. Lottie.
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Wood, A. Monroe, machinist, 307 1-2 N. Union.
Mrs. Mary A.
Gladys L.
Wood, Charles H., carriage ironer, 54 Bishop, E. O.
Mrs. Nora.
WOOD, ELIAS V., prop. Kolumbian Pharmacy, 133 N. Union;
res. 131 S. Union.
Mrs. Helen M.
Wood, Ferdinand M., foreman (P. R. R.) 19 Grossman block, 241
N. Union.
Mrs." Pronies.
Basil.
Wood, Fred R., electrician, 40 Front, Bv.
Wood, Lewis B., traveling salesman, 234 N. First.
Mrs. Gertrude F.
Marjorie,
Wood, Mary, 54 Bishop, E. 0.
Wood, Mrs. Nettie, 313 Tompkins.
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Wood, Owen D.. leather worker, 1112 Buffalo.
Mrs. Mary L.
Wood, William, carriage painting, 477 N. Union.
Wood, William F., carriage painter, 10 Fourth av., Bv.
Mrs. Myrtle.
Laura.
WOODARD, CLINTON P., undertaker, 232 N. Union; res. 41S
Laurens.
Mrs. Ruby E.
Woodard, Mrs. G. B., W. State, W. 0.
Woodard, William C, laborer, 506 Higgins av.
Mrs. Dunnie.
Pearl E., clerk.
Andrew M.
Glenn M.
Woodburn, John, bricklayer, bds. 103 N. Union.
Woodruff, Allan C, contractor and builder, 148 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Jennie H.
Gertrude L.
William C.
Robert Henry.
Anna C.
Woodard, Fred J., W. State, W. O.
Mrs. Anna.
George B. F.
Claude.
Atru M.
Alice B.
Mary A.
Harry.
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Woodruff, L. 0., works for Carley Heater Co., bds. Grana Central Hotel.
Woodruff, Raymond, clerk, 205 1-2 N. Clinton.
Woodruff, Robert H., nurse, 321 N. Fifth.
Woodruff, Winford C , clerk, (P. R. R.) 1407 W. State.
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Worden, Charles H., carpenter, 713 Washington.
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Worden, Charles W. fire insurance and real estate, 138 S. Clin-
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Worden, Irving E., asst. cashier Exch. Nat. Bank, Olean House.
Mrs. Elizabeth E.
John H.
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Wormer, A. E., ticket agent (P. R. R.) 124 S. Clinton.
Mrs. Catherine.
Crystal B.
Donald.
Duncan L.
Blair J.
Wright, Mrs. A. A., nurse, 63 Main, Bv.
Wright, Mrs. Addie, widow, 811 E. State, E. 0.
Fanny.
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Wright, Mrs. widow, Walnut, N. O.
Wright, Charles W., granite cutter, 408 W. Henley.
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Wright & Clark Tannery, D. P. Ray, supt, (U. S. Leather Co.
props.,) E. State, E. O.
Wright, Mrs. Earl, back Hinsdale rd., N. O.
Wright, Edward H., supt. Vacuum Oil Co., 212 S. Fourth.
Mrs. Gladys D.
Wright, George H., laborer, 212 W. Green.
Mrs. Elizabeth.
Wright, Henry, miller, 116 N. Clinton.
Mrs. Mabel.
Wright, James, 331 N. Seventh.
Mrs. Anna.
Edward.
Alice.
Wright, Mrs. Jennie, 350 East av.
WRIGHT MANUFACTURING CO., cabinet makers, 113-117 S.
Fourth.
Wright, Millard, 303 Jay.
Mrs. Alice.
Wright, Rolan R., grocer, 643 E. State, E. O., res. 664 E. State
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WRIGHT, WESLEY, (White & Wright,) 316 Jay.
Mrs. Phoebe.
Wiima.
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Wright, William A., hay dealer, 417 W. Green.
Mrs. Orsavilla I.
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WRIGHT, WILLIAM R., cabinet maker, 113 S. Fourth.
Mrs. Mira E.
Harold A.
Wyatt, Elmer E., carpenter, Crown, E. 0.
Mrs. Mary.
Edna.
Ellsworth.
Earl.
Beulah.
Wyatt, Gilman L., driver (Adams Express Co.) 116 Irving.
Mrs. Maude L.
Laura A.
Wyatt, Warren, laborer, 107 Irving.
Mrs. Emma J.
Wycoff, William M., barber, at Barnes, E. State, E. 0.
Wymanj see Weinman.
Yager, Lewis, glassworker, bds. 9 Pierce av., W. 0.
Yahn, N., works for P. R. R., 534 N. Sixth.
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York, Mrs. Catherine, widow, 13 Garden av., E. 0.
Anna, book-keeper.
John, clerk (P. R. R.)
James, pumper.
Yost, Katherine, 312 Laurens.
Young, Arthur M., captain Salvation Army, 266 1-2 N. Union.
Mrs. Alta M.
Milton A.
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Young, Miss Cora, 311 N. Sixth.
Young, Guy R., works at VanDusen's, Pleasant Valley.
Young, J. R., fireman (P. R. R.) bds. 712 Wayne.
Young, John W., insurance agent, 246 1-2 N. Union.
Mrs. Lucy R.
A. Earl, cigarmaker.
Leon A.
Young, James-W., freight handler (P. R. R.) 32 Third av., Bv.
Mrs. Margaret.
Helen.
Charles.
Gertrude.
Melna.
Young, Oscar J., bricklayer, Alder, E. 0.
Mrs. Margaret.
Harold.
Young, William, refinery, 311 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Amelia.
Young, William H., back Hinsdale rd., N. 0.
Youngs, William A., moulder, 219 N. Eleventh.
Mrs. Emma.
David.
Allie.
Marie.
Florence.
Clifford.
Y. M. C. A., 215 N. Union; (G. 0. Walberg, sec.)
Yudol, Joseph, peddler, 1205 W. Sullivan.
Mrs. Elizabeth.
Yudosh, Joseph, Moore's av., W. O.
Yusko, Michael, laborer, Homer Hill, N. 0.
Mrs. Mary.
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Mrs. Martha.
Edward,
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Zalusienski, Henry, laborer, 47 Johnston, N. O.
Mrs. Rose.
Zeile, Frederick L., tailor, 147 N. Ninth.
Mrs. Catherine.
William.
Zeligsohn, Abram, Jewish minister, 108 Fulton.
Mrs. Denne.
Jessie.
Mendele.
Zerby, John C. lather, 140 N. Sixth.
Mrs. Susan,
Roy.
Ralph.
Tessie.
Stella.
Hattie.
Lewis.
Zeta, Mary, Sister of Mercy, 606 W. Sullivan.
Zider, John, 86 Pine, N. O.
Mrs. Mary.
Stephen.
Tessie.
Frank.
Ziegler, Benedict, machinist, 1311 Washington.
Mrs. Rose.
Infant.
Ziegler, Frank, works at P. R. R. shops, 216 N. Eleventh.
Mrs. Anna.
John.
George.
Anna.
Ziegler, Frank B., plumber, 1301 Washington.
Mrs. Eudora A.
Walter J.
Zielinski, Andrew, laborer (P. R. R.) Maple, N. 0.
Mrs. Mary.
John.
Stanley.
Frank.
Zielinski, J. De, director of Olean School of Music, 118 S. First.
ZIMMERMAN BROS., grocers, 802 W. State, (Philip Zimmerman, Henry J. Zimmerman.)
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Bader, Henrietta, teacher, 206 N. Barry.
Barton, Ida M., teacher, 312 N. Third.
Beden, John, foreman Olean Herald job rooms, 208 N. First.
Bentley, Minda L., teacher, 110 W. Henley.
Bower, P., 116 N. Barry.
Browne, Katherine M., teacher, 216 N. Barry.
Calkins, Mary F., teacher, 109 N. Second.
Compton, Susie M., teacher, H i S.-Clinton.
Cosgrove, Mary N., teacher.
Cooper, Flora B., teacher, 125 S. Barry.
Crippen, Anna L., teacher of manual training and domestic
science, public schools, 211 N. First.
Elliott, Beatrice, teacher, 118 N. Barry.
Emmons, Fred E., principal O. H. S., 134 S. Barry.
Ferguson, James D., train dispatcher (P. R. R.) bds. Olean
House.
Fitzpatrick, Julia A., teacher, 207 N. Fifth.
Garden, Allen, baggageman, 266 1-2 N. Union.
Mrs. Mabel L.
Jessie L.
Hitchcox. Mary M., teacher, 131 S. Barry.
Holden, Alice H., teacher, res. Portville.
Ingraham, Mrs. Fannie, 125 S. Barry.
Foster, works for Olean Times.
International Correspondence School, office City Building.
Jacobson, Eric, bartender, 721 W. State.
Kamler, Frank, 1210 Washington.
Mrs. Matilda.
Max, tailor.
Henry, works at P. R. R. shops.
Kinsey, Miss Katherine, trained nurse, 30 Grossman block; 241
N. Union.
Leonard, Harriette, teacher, 118 N. Barry.
Lyon, Blanche, teacher.
Manco, Dominick, laborer (P. R. R.) Elm, N. O.
Mrs. Nuncia.
Joseph.
Infant.
McCarthy, Joie C, teacher, 125 S. Barry.
Machazick, John, 419 N. Ninth.
Mrs. Anna.
McKewen, Henry, works at refinery, 71 River, N. O.
Mason, Flora, teacher, 206 N. Barry.
McCulloch, L. May, teacher, 211 N. First.
McMahon, Pearl S., teacher, 213 N. Fifth.
Merchant, Austin W... 123 Fulton.
Merril, Rene R., teacher, 318 N. Fifth.
Meyer, Harry S., timekeeper, 214 B. Henley.
Mrs. Sue B.
B. Kepheart.
National Trolley Guard Co., (Wilson Page,) shop rear of Olean
House; office 142 N. Union.
Nitzschke, Mina L., teacher (0. H. S.) 307 Laurel av.
Osterman, Lizzie, South Olean.
Parker, Allen, painter (P. R. R.) W. River rd:, S. O.
Mrs. Hannah M.
Pettit, Sarah, teacher, 213 N. Fifth.
Purdy, Clara R., teacher, 513 W. Sullivan.
Stein, Emma, teacher, 208 N. Fourth.
Taylor, James Forrest, teacher of science (O. H. S.) 103 S.
Barry.
Taylor, Elvie C, teacher, 109 N. Second.
Williams, Orra, teacher, res. Ceres.
Wolcott, Marie S. (Mrs. James T.) teacher, 210 N. Second.
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MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
ABBREVIATIONS.
Adv., advertisement; asst., assistant; av., avenue; Bv.,
Boardmanville; bcls., boards; cor., corner; E., East; E. 0., East
Olean; Jr., junior; mfr., manufacturer; mgr., manager; N.,
North; N. 0., North Olean; pi., place; Pres., President; Prop.,
proprietor; P. R. R., Pennsylvania Railroad; Ry., railway; res.,
residence; Rev., Reverend; rd., road; Supt., superintendent;
Treas., treasurer; W., West; W. O., West Olean; the word street
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Representative in Congress—E. B. Vreeland, Salamanca.
State Senator—A. T. Fancher. Salamanca.
Members of Assembly—James Sheldon, Randolph; J. B.
Smith, Olean.
County Judge—Winfield S. Thrasher, Dayton,
District Attorney—George W. Cole, Salamanca.
Sheriff—C. E. Waite, Little Valley.
Surrogate—Carey D. Davie, Salamanca.
County Treasurer—C. D. Straight, Oiean.
Superintendent of the Poor—W. E. VanDewater, Machias.
Coroners—Cassar Smith, Olean; Fred Stillman, Salamanca;
Charles L. Randall, Franklinville; E. D. Williams, East Otto.
School Commissioners—Christian McLennan, Franklinville;
George E. Waller, Little Valley; S. A. Peavey, Great Valley.
Loan Commissioners—George A. Stoneman, Machias; Chas.
C. Mason, Conewango.
Kreidler Bros,
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Finance—Stone, Bevins, Severn.
Claims—Smith, Severn, Love.
Fire Dept.—Messer, Love, Bevins.
Streets—Woods, Stone, Love.
Sidewalks—Jones, Hickey, Woods.
Police and License—Miller, Palmer, Jones.
Paving—Palmer, Woods, Foster.
Sewers—Hickey, Messer, Palmer.
Street Lighting—Jones, Hickey, Miller.
Health—Smith, Miller, Foster.
Water Works—Foster, Miller, Palmer.
Parks and Public Grounds—Severn, Hickey, Jones.
Rules—Bevins, Stone, Smith.
Poor—Love, Stone, Smith.
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First Ward—H. C. Miller, P. J. Messer.
Second Ward—A. M. Palmer, William Severn.
Third Ward—T. B. Love, Frank Bevins.
Fourth Ward—J. E. Stone, N. I. Jones.
Fifth Ward—Cassar Smith, J. J. Woods.
Sixth Ward—George Foster, William J. Hickey.
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City election second Tuesday in February, annually.
Mayors of Olean since incorporated as a City, April 26, 1893:
N. V. V. Franchot
1893-97
G. H. Strong
1897-99
J. H. Waring
1899-1901
P. C. Foley
1901-1903
Mayor—J. H. Waring.
City Clerk—John F. Coad.
City Attorney—Dana L. Jewell.
Treasurer—A. I. Williams.
Superintendent of Streets—E. E. Allen.
Superintendent of the Poor—J. K. Palmer.
Police Justice—William Cobb.
Assessors—Charles Breder, W. H. Ramsey, A. M. Chamberlain.
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First and Fifth Wards—August Goebel.
Second and Third Wards—J. Ross Allen.
Fourth and Sixth Wards—J. M. Homer.
Town of Olean—G. L. A. Quirin.
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F. A. Chapman, W. H. French, George C. Peterson, J. P. Randall
and Ira W. Councilman, patrolmen. William Cobb, Police
Justice.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
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James Brown, John O'Hara.
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8—North Union and North.
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37—Henley and Fifteenth.
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43—Wayne and Sixth.
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52—Buffalo and Thirteenth.
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54—Buswell & Hubbard Tannery.
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call for chief; 4 taps, call for asst. chief.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Frank L. Ba'rtlett, president; Dr. Thomas B. JLoughJen,
clerk and registrar of vital statistics; Dr. Joseph C. Ularfe,
health officer; H. J. Brown, sanitary inspector; W. O. Curtiss,
William Horner, C. D. Judd, John Troy.
BOARD OF TRADE.
C. E. Bell, Pres.; W. K. Page, 1st Vice-Pres.; W. H. Mandeville, 2d Vice-Pres.; J. H. Bradner, 3d Vice-Pres.; D. W. Sheehan, 4th Vice-Pres.; William Horner, 5th Vice-Pres.; Thomas
Larkin Treas. Executive Com.—H. W. Marcus, chairman, A.
WM. HORNER & CO.,
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F. Miller, M. P. Riley, A. A. Brehm, M. G. Fitzpatrick, Sec, L.
W. Stowell.
BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS.
D. E. Barrows, president; Daniel P. Ray, treasurer; U-. S.
Bussell. John Z. LeFevre, clerk and superintendent. Superintendent's office, Room 7, City Hall; pumping station, Soutfl
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window and general delivery, 8 a. m. to 8 p. m.; money order
window, 8 a. m. to 7:30 p. m.; Sundays and legal holidays, carriers' window and general delivery open 11:45 a. m. to 12:45 p.
m. Free delivery by carriers. Four deliveries daily on Union
st.; other streets, two deliveries. Morning delivery on Union
street only, on legal holidays. No deliveries Sunday. George
M. Mayer, postmaster; E. W. Bevier, asst. postmaster; Daniel
H. Sullivan, mailing clerk; William Oosterhoudt, general delivery clerk; Mary L. Dugan, stamp clerk; Charles Kelly, money
order clerk; Shirley LeFevre, distributing clerk; H. J. Goodrich, clerk. Carriers—John W. Houghton, Thomas Donahue,
John J. Kane, Onslow M. Merritt, Henry Schue, George Sutter,
Samuel Bruckshaw, Copeland Smith.
Station 1—1101 N. Union, N. 0.; D^W. Seeley, clerk in charge.
W. S. Wilkinson, president; Henry Baker, W. E. McDuffie,
0. W. Godfrey, M. G. Fitzpatrick, Patrick McGavisk, Charles D.
Straight, Allen Hastings W. G. Wiedman.
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Delmer E. Batcheller; office assistant, Maud L. Lee.
SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS.
HIGH SCHOOL.
(W. Sullivan st., between N. Third and N. Fourth.)
Fred E. Emmons, Principal. Ida M. Barton, mathematics;
Ellen L. Baker, Greek and oratory; Clara R. Purdy, English;
James Forrest Taylor, science; Minnie B. Smith, Latin; Mina
FITCH & RAMSEY.
City Building.
Manufacturers t Dealers T T T M R C D L^h *nd Shingles, Doors,
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(W. Sullivan, between N. Third and N. Fourth.)
Agnes James, Principal, and seventh grade; Mrs. Florence
Hanson, seventh grade; Mary E. Cosgrove, sixth grade; Orra
Williams, sixth grade; Grace E. Humes, fifth grade; Anna L.
Markham, fifth grade; Sarah Pettit, fourth grade; Rene R. Miller, fourth grade; Mrs. Minnie'Tisher, fourth and third grades;
Harriet B. Dutton, Third grade; Florence Thompson, second
grade; Mary M. Hitchcox, first grade; Mary Finnessy, kindergarten.
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(Corner W. State and S. Eleventh.)
Mrs. Ida D. Mandeville, Principal, and sixth grade; Klvie
Taylor, fifth grade; Emma Stein, fourth grade; Alice S.
Lynd, third grade; Beatrice Elliott, second grade; Lelia B. Zittel, first and second grades; Mary F. Calkins, first grade; Abbie
Peglar. kindergarten.
SCHOOL NO. 3.
(Corner E. State and N. Barry.)
Mary A. Larkin, Principal, and kindergarten; Susie M.
Compton, seventh grade; Lucie L. Gould, sixth grade; Kate M.
Browne, sixth grade; Alice H. Holden, fifth grade; Julia A. Fitzpatrick, fifth and fourth grades; Clara H. Wagner, fourth grade;
Joie C. McCarthy, third grade; Anna K. Feuchter, second grade;
Harriet Leonard, first grade.
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(East Olean, cor. Bishop and Chestnut.)
Margaret Finnessy, Principal, and third grade; Lillian Mac-
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SCHOOL NO. 5.
(Boardmanville, cor. Fourth av. and South.)
Leona Gould, Principal, and fifth grade; Olive J. Kelly,
fourth a n d t h i r d g r a d e s ; H e n r i e t t a Bader, first, second grades,
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Mrs. Ida S. Leroy, Principal, and third grade; Blanche Lyon,
second grade; Helen E. Duncan, first grade; Alice M. Wagner,
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Frank E. Mandeville, supervisor of drawing and writing;
Katherine M. Brown, supervisor of music and physical culture;
Anna L. Crippen, manual training and domestic science.
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S. J. McMahon, Chief of Police; Thomas Troy, Street Commissioner.
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Geo. Hannifan, pres.; Max Weis, Abram Cullather, A. J.
Latimer, Mike Sullivan, John Shorten, P. Heeny, George Cook,
clerk; M. C. Sullivan, collector; W. B. Shaw, Treas.
NORTH OLEAN HIGH SCHOOL.
F. W. Mundt, principal.
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Georgia Dearborn, Margaret Maloney, Catherine Sullivan, Mary
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Kate McMahon, Alice J. Rogers.
NORTH OLEAN FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Acme Hose No. 3—J. F. Lee, president; George Besecker,
foreman; Eugene Clancy, first assistant foreman; Abe Culiather,
second assistant foreman; Albert Dunlevy, recording secretary;
E. J. Clancy, financial secretary; Charles Kiesel, Treas.
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BANKS.
Citizens National Bank—139 N. Union. Incorporated 1904.
Capital $100,000; surplus $10,500. C. E. Bell, president; M. E.
Loveland, cashier; M. G. VanCampen, asst. cashier. Directors:
C. E. Bell, J. J. Spindler, J. P. Boothe, F. C Olds, M. E. Loveland, F. E. Rowley, H. J. Zimmerman, T. Devlin.
Exchange National Bank—Corner of N. Union and Laurens.
Incorporated 1879. Capital, -surplus and profits, $800,000. Frank
L. Bartlett, president; N. V. V. Franchot, vice president; A. 1.
Williams, cashier; I. E. Worden, asst. cashier. Directors:
Frank W. Higgins, N. V. V. Franchot, F. W. Kruse, C. S. Cary,
G. H. Strong, A. F. Miller, Frank L. Bartlett.
First National Bank—107 N. Union. Incorporated 1871.
Capital stock, $100,000. Surplus, $110,000. President, X E. Dusenbury; vice president, William E. Wheeler; cashie'r, A. T.
Eaton. Directors: E.f G. Dusenbury, J. E. Dusenbury, William
E. Wheeler, E. M. Johnson, J. F. Johnson.
CEMETERIES.
Mount View Cemetery Association—Incorporated under the
laws of New York. Cemetery, South Olean; office, 303 Masonic
Temple. President, George V. Forman, Buffalo; treasurer,
(INCORPORATED)
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Geo. Quirin, pres.; Charles Carter, Geo. Cook, 0. R. Stone,
Wesley Follett, Will Orcutt, Max Weis; Dr. J. P. Boothe, health
officer.
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Carter, Geo. W. Cook, O. R. Stone, Wesley Follett, justices.
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DIRECTORS— E. G. Duserbuiy,
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Barry.)
Pleasant Valley Cemetery Association—Cemetery, Pleasant
Valley. Incorporated. William Parker, president; F. M. Godfrey, vice president; James VanDusen, secretary-treasurer.
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African M. E. Church—107 S. Fifth. Walter Mason, pastor;
res. 119 N. Second. Sunday services: 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p.
m.; class meeting at 11:45 a. m.; Sunday School at 3:00 p. m.;
prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.
Evangelical Lutheran Church—Corner Laurens and Nortn
Fourth, F. C. Weidman, pastor; res. 415 Laurens. Sunday services: 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday School 12:00 M.
Trustees: F. Hellwege, 112 N. Ninth; M. Geuder, 234 N. Eighth;
Peter Miller, 905 W. Henley. Sunday School superintendents,
P. Bernreuther, 149 N. Eighth; M. Geuder, 234 N. Eighth. Ladies' Aid Society: Mrs. L. Gratz, pres., 118 N. Ninth; Mrs. U.
Lippert, sec, 108 E. Sullivan.
First Baptist Church—South st, Thaddeus G. Cass, pastor;
res. 155 Clinton. Sunday services: 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.;
Sunday School, 12:00 M.; Christian Endeavor, Tuesday, 7:30 !>.
m.; prayer meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Trustees: B. F.
Thomas, 410 W. State; W. R. Page, 111 S. Second; A. D. Cobb,
S. Second; Nelson Carll, Treas., 137 S. Clinton; Albert Walker,
S. Union, S. 0.; C. B. Case, clerk, 137 S. Barry. Sunday School
Supt., Walter C. Kitchen, 112 N. Barry; Christian Endeavor,
C. B. Margeson, pres., 121 S. Eleventh; Minnie Adams, sec, d.
Fourth; Ladies' Aid Society, Mrs. Wnv Rapp, pres., Jay; Mrs.
John Winceslow, sec, 113 N. Eighth.
First Church of Christ, Scientist—Hall in Foley block, cor.
W. State and S. First. Meetings: Sunday, 10:30 and 11:45;
Wednesday, 7:45 p. m. Readers, Mrs. Carrie R. Gale, 331 Laurel
av.; F. W. Burdick, 230 N. First.
First Congregational Church—E. State, cor. N. Barry,
Ethan Curtis, A. B., B. D., pastor; res. 134 S. Barry; study, 106
N. Barry. Sunday services: 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday
School, 11:45 a. m.; prayer meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p. m.
Trustees: Alfred Swarts, Union, S. 0.; W. L. Markle, 1444 Buffalo; George Vergason, Main, Bv.; Miss Nellie M. Austin, clerk,
316 N. Clinton; Miss May Bunker, treasurer, 316 N. Clinton.
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Christian Endeavor: Cora M. Branch, pres., 216 Winters av.;
Ora Vergason, sec, Main, Bv. Ladies' Aid Society: Nellie M.
Austin, pres., 316 N. Clinton; Bertha Branch, sec, 216 Winters av.
First Methodist Episcopal Church—N. Union, cor. Hamilton.
C. M. Hall, S. T. D., pastor; res. 204 N. Fourth. Thomas Cardus
D. D., presiding elder, res. 126 N. Barry. Sunday services:
10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday school, 12:00 M.; Junior
League, 3:00 p. m.; Epworth League and class meeting, "5:30 p.
m. Mid-week prayer meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Trustees:
M. C. Follett, 102 E. Henley; F. W. Kruse, 144 S. Union; J. Z.
LeFevre, 129 S. First; W. S. Wilkinson, 302 N. Clinton; William
Parker, 29 Main, Bv.; F. N. Godfrey, Pleasant Valley; A. B.
Smith, 107 S. Barry; C. P. Luther, 130 N. Barry; F. C. Olds, 136
N. Union. Sunday School Supt, J. E. K. Morris, 249 N. Union.
Epworth League, W. A. Chamberlin, pres., 213 N. Fifth; Katherine Judge, sec, 114 N. Third. Ladies' Aid Society: Hattie M,
Taylor, pres., 407 W. Sullivan; Mrs. D. E. Batcheller, sec, 133
S. Barry.
First Presbyterian Church—Corner Laurens and Second.
Louis F. Ruf, B. S., M. A., pastor; res. 206 Laurens. Sunday
services: 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday school, 12:00 M.:
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O. Curtiss, 326 Laurel av.; William Homer, 219 N. Third. Sunday School Supt., Dr. I. H. Boyd, 307 N. Clinton; Christian Endeavor, Earl Alderman, pres., 312 N. Third;Atha*ene Smith, sec,
211 S. Barry. Ladies' Aid Society, Mrs. J. A. Johnson, pres.,
314 N. Second; Mrs. A. F. Miller, sec, 239 N. Second.
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pastor, (not a resident.) Sunday services: 11:00 a. m. and
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Hugh Boyd, A. M., S. T. B., pastor; res. 915 Washington. Sunday services: 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday school, 12:00
M.; Epworth League and class meeting, 6:30 p. m.; prayer meeting, Thvirsday, 7:30 p. m. Trustees: John Long, chairman, 920
W. State; J. M. Davis, treas., 125 S. Fifth; Charles J. Green, 137
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Tenth; Dr. Cassar Smith, 903 W. State; Lincoln E. Corsett, 303
N. Ninth; C. C. Olds, 212 Winters av.; William Long, 119 N.
Seventh. Sunday school s u p t , L. R. Simpson, 141 N. Thirteenth.
Epworth League, Mrs. Frank Barnard, pres., 603 W. Henley; J.
W. Horan, s e c , 1125 W. Henley. Ladies' Aid Society: Mrs.
Emma Johnson, pres., 903 Buffalo; Mrs. Mary Smith, s e c , 603
W. Henley.
Olean Hebrew Congregation—A. H. Zeligsohn, rabbi;res. 108
Fulton; meets on third floor Opera House block; Friday evening,
7-8; Saturday a. m.,-9-11. President, H. W. Marcus; vice-president, E. Sherries; sec.-treas., Benj. Marcus. Trustees: Joseph
Harris, E. Sherries, I. Glass.
Peoples Methodist Episcopal Church—Garden av., corner
chestnut, E. 0. J. A. Smith, pastor; res. 73 Garden av., E. O.
Sunday services: 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday school,
12:00 M.; Epworth League, 6:30 p. m.; prayer meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Trustees: D. W. Bevier, pres., 112 Wayne; J.
C. Murray, treas., 71 Bishop, E. O.; F. M. Shattuck, sec, 06
Bishop, E. O.; A. J. Lawrence, 77 Garden av., E. O.; M. J. Archibald, Grossman av., E. O. Sunday School Supt., W. G. Gamble,
79 Garden av., E. O. Epworth League: F. M. Shattuck, pres.,
56 Bishop, E. O.; Rosco LeBar, sec, 36 Brooks, E. O. Ladies'
Auxiliary: Mrs. F. M. Shattuck, pres., 56 Bishop, E. O.
Reformed Methodist Church—8 Second av.; Bv. No regular
services. Inquiries may be addressed to C. H. Simmons, Second
av., Bv.
St. John's Roman Catholic Church—775-777 N. Union, N. 0.
J. F. Gardiner, rector; res. 773 N. Union, N. O.; Chas. E. Duffy,
asst. Sunday services: Mass, 8:00 a. m., 9:00 a. m., 10:30 a.
m.; vespers and benediction, 7:30 p. m.; Sunday school, 3:00 p.
m.; mass daily, 7:30 and 8:00 p. m.
St. Mary of the Angels Roman Catholic Church—117 W.
Henley. Very Rev. J. J. Hamel, V. F., rector; res. 118 W. Henley; Rev. Wm. Krampf, asst. rector: Sunday services: Mass,
7:00 and t0:~0 a. in.; children's mass, 9:00 a. m.; Sunday school,
3:00 p. m.; vespers and benediction, 3:45 p. m.; baptism, 4:00 p.
Trustees: J. J. Hamel, treas.; F.
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M. Ball, sec; Dennis Keating. Senior Children of Mary: Anna
Heberle, pres.; May Hannon, sec. Junior Childlren of Mary:
Ceceilia Dempski, pres.; Jean Dotterweich, sec. St. Aioysius
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Name Society: J. J. Hannon, pres.; J. J. Woods, sec.
Convent of Mercy—616 W. Sullivan, connected with Parochial School. Sister Mary Regina, superioress.
St. Mary of the Angels' Parochial School—614 W. Sullivan.
Very Rev. J. J. Hamel, principal; under direction of nine sisters
of mercy (see list on page 228,) Mary Regina, superioress.
St. Stephen's Protestant Episcopal Church—109-111 S. Barry.
James W. Ashton, D. D., rector; res. 112 S. Clinton. Sunday
services: 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday school, 12:00 M.;
Bible Class, Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Vestry: John Sloane, senior
warden, 214 N. Barry; "W. B. Reynolds, junior warden, 602 W.
Sullivan; Allan B. Williams, treas., 130 S. Barry; Creighton a.
Andrews, clerk, 320 N. Third; L. H. Ballard, 211 N. Third; F.
W. Higgins, 128 South; George W. Hooker, 218 N. Fourth; N.
V. V. Franchot, 305 N. Second; George Oliver, 312 Laurel av.; M.
E. Loveland, 103 S. Barry. Sunday School Supt., John Sloane,
214 N. Barry. St. Stephen's Guild, Mrs. Geo. T. Keith, pres., 315
Laurens; Woman's Auxiliary Missions, Mrs. F. N. Blakeslee,
317 N. Second; Sanctuary Chapter, Mrs. George Taylorson, 133
N. Barry; St. Margaret's Chapter, Mrs. Robt. Co'nklin, 104
South; St. Agnes' Chapter, Miss Louise Franchot, 305 N. Second; Choir Chapter, Mrs. Harry Blighton, 306 Tompkins; Girls'
Friendly Society, Mrs. Geo. T. Keith. 315 Laurens; St. Andrews'
Brotherhood, Creighton S. Andrews, 320 N. Third.
Boardmanville Mission—Corner Center and Second av. Devotional services: 7:30 p. m. on Tuesdays; Sunday School, 3:00
p. m.
Salvation Army—266 1-2 N. Union. Sunday services: 11:00
a. m. and 8:00 p. m.; open air services, 2:30 p. m.; Sunday school,
3:00 p. m. Meetings every evening except Tuesday at 8:00 p. m.
Swedish Evangelical Mission Church—Washington, corner
Buffalo. K. A. Anderson, pastor; res. 1109 Washington.
Swedish Lutheran Church—144 N. Sixth. C. J. Beckman,
pastor; res. 121 S. Fifth. Sunday services: 10:30 a. m. and 8:00
p. m.; Sunday School, 12:00 M.; prayer meeting, Thursday, 8:00
p. m. Trustees: J. K. Wallin, sec; Sevreen Anderson, 1105
Washington; A. W. Anderson, 1102 W. State; J. Person; O.
Okerlund; D. Wallin; Carl Lundquist, 74 Clark, E. O. Sunday
School Supt., A. W. Anderson; Luther League, J. K. Wallin,
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Church of the Transfiguration, Polish
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Walnut, N. 0. S. P. Brzoska, rector; res. 24 Elm, N. 0.
Union Chapel, South Olean—Sunday School, 3:00 p. m.;
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Sunday services: 10:30 a. m., (conducted in German,) Y:30 p.
m., (conducted in English;) Sunday school, 11:45 a. m.; Young
Peoples Alliance, 6:45 p. m.; Young Peoples Prayer Meeting,
Tuesday, 7:30 p. m.; prayer meeting, Thursday, 7:30 P. m.
Trustees: P. G. Truby, 1121 W. Henley; F. W. Klink, 217 N.
Thirteenth; N. H. Truby, 1103 W. Henley; Philip Zimmerman,
810 W. State: G. Koch, 1304 Washington; Sunday School Supt,
P. G. Truby; Young Peoples Alliance, F. W. Klink, pres.; Mary
Pfeffer, sec, 1304 Washington; Ladies' Aid Society, Dorothea
Ehman, pres., 205 N. Thirteenth; Elizabeth Boettner, sec, 227
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Edward Troy, secretary; M. G. Fitzpatrick, clerk; J. M. James,
Geo. Fobes, A. J. Hastings, house committee.
Daughters of the American Revolution, Olean Chapter—
Organized Dec. 14, 1897. Mrs. Howard Strong, regent; Mrs. F.
N. Blakeslee, 1st vice regent; Miss Lilla Wheeler, 2d vice regent;
Mrs. Frank W. Higgins, 3d vice regent; Mrs. William Horner,
registrar; Miss Maud Brooks, historian; Mrs. George Fobes,
treasurer; Mrs. Ballard, recording secretary; Mrs. DeVere M.
Hibbard, cor. secretary; Mrs. W. F. Wheeler, chaplain. Committee of safety: Mrs. J. B. Strong, Mrs. J. A. Johnson, Mrs.
John Troy. Meets first Saturday in each month from October
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Prazee, secretary. Meets second and fourth Tuesdays of each
month, at members' houses.
Golf Club—F. L. Bartlett, president; I. E. Worden, treasurer; J. A. Johnson, secretary. Links at Sunny Side, Bv.
Pedestrian and Snow Shoe Club—J. A. Brendell, president;
Chas. P. Burleigh, vice president; Wm. Abrams, Jr., secretary.
Trustees: Ed. Smith, Chas. Burleigh. Meets every Thursday
evening at Brendell's Hall.
Shakespeare Club—Organized December 13, 1882. W. H.
Mandeville, president; Miss Mary Bartlett, vice pres.; James
Waring, Treas.; Miss Maud Brooks, Sec. Meets on alternate
Tuesdays, October to June, at members' homes.
Travelers' Club—Organized Sept. 21, 1884. Miss Maud
Brooks, president; Miss Anna Danforth, 1st vice president; Miss
Mary Bartlett, 2d vice president; Mrs. J. B. Strong, treasurer;
Mrs. Allen Williams, clerk; Mrs. DeVere Hibbard, cor. secretary. Meets on alternate Tuesdays from October to June, at
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Exchange Bank Building—161-163-165 N. Union.
New Exchange Bank Building—201-203 N. Union.
Grossman (Sisters) Block—243 N. Union.
Grossman (Charles) Block—233 N. Union.
Grand Central Block—304 to 318 N. Union.
Griffin Block—463 N. Union.
Imus Block—213-215-217 N. Union.
Masonic Temple—120-122-124 N. Union.
Odd Fellows' Block—229-231 N. Union.
Olean House Block—126 to 136 N. Union.
Opera House Block—113-115-117 W. State.
Pierce Block—168-170 N. Union.
Riley & Wands Block—301-303-305 N. Union.
Sheehan Block—501-505 N. Union.
Tower Block—154-156-158 N. Union.
Union Block—262-264 N. Union.
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Exchange National Bank.
First National Bank.
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Masonic Temple Association.
New Conklin Wagon Co.
Producers Gas Co.
P u r e Ice Co.
Olean Building, Loan & Savings Association.
Olean Electric Light & Power Co.
Olean Glass Co.
Tanners' Shoe Stock Co.
United States Leather Co.
James Pierce Leather Co.
Vacuum Oil Co.
Olean General Hospital.
HALLS.
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City Hall—108 N. Union.
Coast Hall—258 N. Union.
Christian Science Hall—201 W. State.
Edel's Hall—1123-1125 W. State.
Elk's Hall—101 N. Union.
Fitzgerald's Hall—1106 N. Union, N O.
Foley's Hall—201 W. State.
Knights of Honor Hall—188 N. Union.
Masonic Hall—Masonic Temple.
McCormick's Hall—101 N. Union.
Miller's Hall—121-123 W. State.
Odd Fellows' Hall—229 1-2 N. Union.
Olean Opera House—115 W. State.
Othalian Hall—114 W. State.
Riley & Wands Hall—303 N. Union.
Sheehan's Hall—501-503 N. Union.
Town Hall—S. Olean.
Town Hall—Boardmanville.
Village Hall—906 N. Union, N. O.
Y. M. C. A. Hall—215 N. Union.
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LABOR ORGANIZATIONS.
Trades & Labor Council—T. J. Duncan, pres.; J. J. Brock,
secretary.
Barbers' Union—John Nicklas, pres.; John Pitcher, sec.
Bartenders' Union—Geo. Peterson, pres.; Robt. Jones, sec.
Boilermakers' Union.
Brewers' Union—Louis Shuh, pres.; Chas. Bulmer, sec.
Carpenters' Union—Bert Mead, pres.
Electrician's Union.
Granite Workers' Union—C. W. Wright, pres.; P. J. Maloney, sec.
Granite Workers' Union.
Glass Bottle Blowers' Union—John Miller, pres.; Nelson
Carll, sec.
Laborers' Union—P. J. McGuire, pres.; John Brock, sec.
Leather Workers' Union—Hugh Gallegher, pres.; John
Brock, sec.
Locomotive Engineers—(See Lodges.)
Locomotive Firemen—(See Lodges.)
Machinists' Union—Geo. A. Jacobson, pres.; Geo. Morrison,
secretary.
Moulders' Union—Jas. F. Ryan, pres.; Wm. Ruchte, sec.
Painters' and Paperhangers' Union—Geo. Knight, pres.;
Max Phillips, sec.
Plumbers' Union—Michael Brenner, pres.; Elroy Lathrop,
secretary.
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Tailors' Union—John Johnson, pres.; Susie Weith, cor. sec.
Typographical Union—T. W. James, pres.; E. W. Hayden,
secretary.
MASONIC LODGES.
Light of the West Lodge, No. 42, F. & A. M. Meets first and
third Tuesdays of each month at Miller's Hall. Henry Brooks,
W. M.; W. W. Virginia, Sec.
Lodge of Perfection—Date of Charter, Sept. 17, 1891. Stated
meetings every Monday at Masonic Temple. Martin Soufheron,
T. P. G. Master; A. A. Swarts, Sec.
Olean Cotincil No. 33, R. & S. M.—Meets second Wednesday
in each month at Masonic Temple. E. H. Austin, I. I. M.; A. A.
Swarts, Recorder.
Olean Lodge 252, F. & A. M —Meets first and third Tuesday
of each month at Masonic Temple. William S. Steele, W. MasTJo o "<•*
ter; Jason E. Stone, P. 0. Box 325, Secretary.
Order of the Eastern Star, Electa Chapter No. 84—Meets
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first and third Wednesday of each month at Masonic Temple.
Mrs. Nellie Stratton, W. M.; Mrs. Mary Hamilton, secretary.
Princes of Jerusalem—Date of Charter, Sept. 17, 1891.
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Capital, $100,000.
OFOLEAN.
J. E. Dusenbury,
Wm. E, Wheeler,
E. M. Johnson,
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Olean Council. Stated meetings every Monday at Masonic Temple. George Fobes, P. G. Master; Albert A. Swarts, Val. G.
Sec. K. S. A.
Queen Melvina Court, No. 19—Order of the Amaranths.
Meets first and third Saturday of each month at Masonic Temple. Mina "A. Southeron, R. M.; M. Southeron, Sec.
Royal Arch Masons, Olean Chapter No. 150—Meets second
and fourth Friday of each month at Masonic Temple. D. U
Jewell, High Priest; F. C. Olds, Scribe.
St. John's Commandery—Date of Charter Feb. 8, 185b'. No.
24, K. T. Meets third Thursday in each month at Masonic Temple. A. W. Nelson, E. C; E. M. Tothill, Recorder.
LODGES.
A. 0. H. Div. No. 1—Meets alternate Thursday evenings in
Sheehan's hall. William J. D'ooley, President; John J. Sheehan,
Recording Secretary.
Ancient Order of Hibernians, Ladies' Auxiliary—See Daughters of Erin.
A. 0. U. W., Crescent Lodge No. IS—Mee s first and third
Tuesday evenings of each month in Riley & Wands block. M.
F. Riley, Master Workman; Frank Bowen, Recorder.
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Rooms corner Union and State streets. Meetings every Wednesday evening. W. J. Foss, Exalted Ruler; John H. Ryan, Secretary.
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and third Sunday afternoons of month, in Miller's hall.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, Constant Lodge, No.
"98—Meets second and fourth Sunday afternoons of month, in
Foley's hall.
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, Lod<?e 'No. 133—Meets
second and fourth Sunday afternoons of month, in Sheehan's
hall.
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association, Branch No. 53—Meets
alternate Thursdays in Sheehan's hall. M. C. Dugan, President;
J. W. Houghton, Recording Secretary.
C. W. B. L.—Meets second and fourth Tuesdays in
month in Foley's hall. Mrs. L. G. Rodgers, President;
Mary Snow, Treasurer"; Miss Mayme Seuling, Secretary.
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Consumers' League—Mrs. GeoFge Bradley, pres.; Mrs. Geo.
Larkin, sec.
Daughters of Erin—Meets first and third Wednesdays in
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Passmore, Scribe.
Independent Order Odd Fellows, Cattaraugus Canton No.
56—Meets first and third Saturdays in month in Odd Fellows'
Hall. Elmer E. Southworth, Captain; 0. S. McClure, Sec.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Olean Lodge, No. 471—
Meets Monday evenings in Odd Fellows' Hall, N. Union. S. E.
Passmore, Noble Grand; Chas. W. Wright, Sec.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Banner Rebecca LodgeMrs. Annie DeKay, Noble Grand; S. E. Johnson, Secretary.
Independent Order Odd Fellows, Olean Rebecca Lodge, No.
223—Meets second and fourth Thursdays in month in Oda Fellows' Hall. Mrs. Mary King, Noble Grand; Miss Josephine
Green, Secretay.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Royal Lodge, No. 723—
Meets at Odd Fellows' Hall. Noble Grand, Porter Green; Frank
Shaffer, Recording Secretary.
Knights of Columbus, Olean Council No. 338—Club rooms
164 1-2 N. Union. Meets on alternate Wednesday evenings at
K. of H. hall. M. J. Hennessy, Grand Knight; Geo. M. Lundy,
Recording Secretary.
Knights of the Maccabees, Acme Tent, N. 0.Commander,
Thomas McGraw; Record Keeper, D. 31. Sherman.
Knights of the Maccabees, Hercules Tent, No. 109—Meets
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Johnson, Commander; J. W. Driscoll, Record Keeper.
Knights of the Maccabees, Royal Tent No. 723—Meets alternate Tuesdays in Odd Fellows' hall.
Ladies of the Maccabees, Bethel Hive—Meets on alternate
Tuesday afternoons in Odd Fellows' hall. Lady Commander,
Mrs. Isabell Becker; Finance Keeper, Maude Maurer; Record
Keeper, Mrs. Emma Bevins.
Ladies of the Maccabees, Union Hive No. 12—Mrs. William
Furlong, Commander; Mrs. June Doyle, Record Keeper.
Knights of Pythias, Olean Lo'dge, No. 273—Erwin ScEott, C.
C.; Chas. Reed, Keeper of Records and Master of Finance.
Knights of Honor, Olean Lodge No. 273—Ira W. Councilman, Dictator; G.' H. Rockwood, Recorder. Meets alternate
Wednesdays at K. of H. hall.
Loyal Mystic Legion of America, Olean Council, No. 215—
Meets every alternate Thursday evening at Miller's hall.
Ladies' Catholic Benefit Association, No. 333, St. John's
Branch—Meets alternate Wednesdays in Sheehan's hall. Mrs.
Margaret Toohey, Pres.; Mrs. Mary Richards, Recorder; Mrs.
Anna Sheehan, Treasurer.
National Association of Stationary Engineers, No. 52—Meets
second and third Saturdays of each month over Racket store.
Woman's Label League—Mrs. C. H. Rafferty, pres.; Mrs.
Bert Mead., sec.
Woman's Suffrage Association—T. G. Cass, pres.; Miss Ada
Pierce, sec.
National Protective Legion No. 698—D. M. Cornwall, pres.;
Mrs. C. C. Green, sec
National Protective Legion, Olean Legion No. 189—Meets
Saturday evenings at 8:00 o'clock in K. of H. hall. W. A.
Oosterhoudt, pres.; Mrs. H. E. Dickinson, Sec
Patrons of Husbandry, Olean Grange No. 791—Meets first
and third Wednesdays in each month, Sheehan's hall.
Protected Home Circle, Olean Circle 209—Meetings K. of H.
hall, first and third Tuesday of each month. Edwin Munger,
Pres.; Ella Kamery, Sec; Charles Rogers, Treas.
Royal Arcanum, Olean Council No. 869—Meets second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month in K. of H. hall. J. Humphrey,
Regent; H. C. Schamel, Secretary.
Select Knights, Olean Legion No. 7—Meets first and third
Thursdays at Odd Fellows' hall. David Burleigh, Commander;
Eugene Hayden, Secretary.
W. C. T. U.—Mrs. George Crocker, pres.; Mrs. O. W. Hamilton, sec, W. Henley.
Tribe of Ben Hur, Olean Court—Meets Tuesday evenings in
Sheehan's hall. Arch Chapman, Chief; John Kane, Keeper of
Record; John Germain, Keeper of Tribute.
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ARCHITECTS.
Reynolds, Samuel A., 254 N. Union.
Salisbury, Hugh S.. 182 1-2 N. Union.
ART STORES.
Empire Art League, Coast Block.
Standart Art Co., 223 N. Union.
Streight, Miss Laura E.a 240 N.
Union.
Nelson, Alexander W., 302 W. State.
Olean Baking Co., 237 N. Union.
BANKS.
Citizens' National Bank, 139 N.
Union.
Exchange National Bank, 165 N.
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First National Bank, 107 N. Union.
ATTORNEYS.
Andrews, Creighton S., 201 Masonic
Temple.
Cary, Rumsey 6c Hastings, 22-23 Exchange Bank building.
Cobb, Hugh A., 315 Masonic Temple.
Collins, Patrick S., 156 N. Union.
Donnelly, Henry, 123 N. Union.
Eaton & Page, 31 Exchange Bank
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Hubbard, Walter S., City Building.
Hudson, Frank B., 154 1-2 N. Union.
Jewell, Dana L., 32 Exchange Bank
building.
Jewell, Marcius B., 133 N. Union.
Kruse, Frederick W-, 304 Masonic
Temple.
Larkin, George A., 24 Exchange
Bank building.
Lundy, George M., 156 N. Union.
Parker & Cobb, 156 N. Union.
Ryan, John H., 123 N. Union.
Shaffer, Frank J., 156 N. Union.
Smith, Jasper E., 133 1-2 N. Union.
Storrs, Thomas, 233 N. Union.
Stowell, L. W., 204 Masonic Temple.
Waring, James H., 107 1-2 N. Union.
BARBER SHOPS.
Barnes, T. H., 615 E. State, E. O.
Dempsey, John, 1111 N. Union, N. O.
Jdmery, C. F., 120 W. State.
F. T. B. Barber Shop, 172 N. Union.
Grand Central Barber Shop, 310 N.
Union.
Hatfield, Joseph J., 106 W. State.
Helwic, Alfred, 719 W. State.
Hughes & Pitcher, 237 N. Union.
Johnson, Henry, 461 N. Union.
Nicklas, John, 108 S. Union.
Olean House B a r b * Shop, 130 N.
Union.
Sturm Charles W., 1308 W. State.
Warner & Adams, 313 N. Union.
BICYCLES.
See repairers.
AUTOMOBILES.
See repairers.
BAKERIES.
Brendell, John A., 125 N. Union.
Albro, R. C. (see grocers.)
Frost, Charles B., 503 W. State.
Halter, William, 508 W. State.
Higgins, F. W. (see grocers.)
Hoffman, Frank, 1120 W. State.
BILL POSTERS.
Olean Bill Posting Co., 109 North.
BILLIARDS AND POOL.
Eagle Billiard Parlors, 217 N. Union.
Kratts, Isaac N., 639 E. State, E. O.
Monarch Billiard Academy, Masonic
Temple.
Nichols, Bert H., 129 W. State.
Vollmer, Fred, 318 W. State.
BLACKSMITHS & HORSESHOERS.
Ackley, William, E. River rd., S. O.
Blessing, C. J., 110 N. Third.
Cross, George, 507 N. Union.
Feuchter, George, 108 S. First.
Goodwin, Jesse J., 471 N. Union.
Heinz, Jacob, E. State, E. O.
402
MORRIS AND VAN CAMPENS
Hutehinson Carriage Co., 522-524 NUnion.
Way, Charles E., 476 Higgins av.
BOARDING HOUSES.
Bloodsworth, Mrs. Minnie, 116 S.
Clinton.
Brown, Mrs. Effie, 206 N. Barry.
Creighton, Mrs. Peter, 1510 Buffalo.
Duke, Mrs. Horace, 133 N. Twelfth.
Jones, Mrs. Winifred, 117 S. Barry.
Montroy, Mrs. Frank, 336 N. Tenth.
Newkirk, Miss Anna, 218 W. Sullivan.
Otto, Mrs. Jennie, 129 S. Barry.
Wind, Mrs. Ernestine, 507 W. State.
BOOKSELLERS & NEWS DEALERS.
Catholic Book Store, 205 W. Henley.
Oakleaf, Frank H., 127 N. Union.
Standard News Co., 415 N. Union.
BOTTLING WORKS.
Briggs, T. & Co., 334 Jay.
Dotterweich Brewing Co., 211 South
Third.
Haugh, Michael J., 611 N. Union.
Sherman, Frank E., 607 E. State.
BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
McMurray, J. C. and A., E. State,
E. 0.
BUSINESS SCHOOL.
Westbrook's CommerciaT -Academy,
156 N. Union.
CAB LINE.
O'Neil, Henry R., 911 W. Henley.
CABINET MAKERS.
Marth, Martin, 1316 W. State.
Smith, William, 409 W. State.
Wright Manufacturing Co., 113-117
S. Fourth.
CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Olean Carpet Cleaning & Rug Weaving works, 115 W. Sullivan.
CARRIAGE REPAIRERS.
Hutchinson Carriage Co., 522-524 N.
Union.
Taylor, A. M., 447 N. Union.
CEMENT SIDEWALKS AND CONCRETE WORK.
Howard, L. B., Franklinville, N. Y.
Miller, J. E., Allegany, N. Y.
Olean Cement Block Works, North
Fifth, along P. R. R, tracks.
Taylor, The B. U. Co., 254 N. Union.
Wisdom Paving Co., 712 Wayne.
CHURCHES.
(See Miscellaneous Directory.)
CIGAR STORES,
Burke, Michael, 531 N. Union.
Chapman, Joseph M., 126 N. Union.
Cohen, Meloy, 210 W. State.
Coleman, Fred H., 1506 W. State.
Kelsey, James, 144 N. Union.
Kratts, Isaac N., 639 E. State, E. O.
Lang, J. I., Masonic Temple.
Preckle, William B., 307 N. Union.
Wackerman, R. R., 213 N. Union.
CLERGYMEN.
For complete information in regard
to churches and clergymen, see Miscellaneous Directory, page 390.
Anderson, K. A., 1109 1-2 Washington.
Ashton, James W., 112 S. Clinton.
Beckman, C. J., 121 S. Fifth.
Brzoska, S. P., 24 Elm, N. O.
Boyd, Hugh, 106 N. Ninth.
Cardus, Thomas, 126 N. Barry.
Cass, Thaddeus G., 115 S. Clinton.
Curtis, Ethan, 134 S. Barry.
Duffy, Chas. E., 773 N. Union, N. O.
Gardiner, J. F., 773 N. Union, N. 0.
Hall, Chas. M.. 203 N. Fourth.
Hamel, John J., 118 W. Henley.
Krampf, William, 118 W. Henley.
Mason, Walter, l i j N. Second.
Preis, John. 142 N. Thirteenth.
Post, Woodruff, 207 1-2 N. Union.
Ruf, Louis F., 206 Laurens.
Smith, J. A., 73 Garden av., E. O.
Weidman, F. C, 415 Laurens.
Zeligsohn, Abram, 108 Fulton.
CLOTHING STORES.
See men's furnishings.
COAL & WOOD DEALERS.
Smith, Charles, 427 Higgins av.
Olean Supply Co., 412 N. Union.
CONFECTIONERS & FRUIT DEALERS.
. Bordonaro Bros., 467 N. Union.
Gemare, Tony, 108 E. Sullivan.
Greek American Fruit Co., 201 N.
Union.
- Italo American Fruit Co., 231 N.
Union, and 320 W. State.
John, L., 489 N. Union.
Morian, C. C, 104 W. State.
Post, Thomas, 404 Wayne.
Questa, John, 320 W. State.
Swanson. Mrs. Anna, 704 W. State.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Anderson, Samuel'A., 205 S. Barry.
Burt, Joseph, 604 Iving.
Button, Samuel E., 11 Plum, E. O.
Dean & Havens, 115 W. State.
Donohue, Edward Sr., 322 S. Union.
Gibbs, Lafayette F., 702 W. Green.
Norton, John R., 811 W. Henley.
Olean Supply Co., 412 N. Union.
Sheldon, Jesse A., 138 S. First.
Showalter, Henry, 302 E. Henley.
Showalter, W. F., 302 E. Henley.
Sims, Charles A. & Co., 258 1-2 N
Union.
Weagraff, Fred C, 1306 1-2 W. State.
Weatherell, James S., 134 S. Barry.
Woodruff, Allan C, 148 N. Seventh.
CORNICE WORKS.
Pierce, Ormal W., rear of Olean
House, Barry.
DENTISTS.
Bailey, Ernest, 133,1-2 N. Union.
Barrows, David E., 168 1-2 N. Union.
Card, J. M., 234 1-2 N. Union.
Lewis, Stillman E., 188 1-2 N. Union.
Noyes, William P., 156 N. Union.
Raub, Herschel D., 311-312 Masonic
Temple.
Sweeney, John, 313 Masonic Temple.
Whipple, E. O., 303 N. Union.
DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS.
Morris & VanCampen, 122 N. First.
Copies of this Directory can be obtained at Oakleaf's book store. Price,
$2.50 net. P. O. Box 265.
DRAYMEN.
Olean Transfer Co., 114-116 W. Sullivan.
Reese, Andrew J., 232 S. Barry.
DRESSMAKERS.
Chaffee, Mrs. Ida M., 509 N. Union.
Clark, Mrs. Mary, 125 Fulton.
Carrigan, Anna, 144 N. Union.
Kiley, Mary, 605 N. First.
Prosser, Mrs. Florence, 126 N. First.
Martin, Mrs. Anna, 511 1-2 W. State
403
Morgan, Mrs. Zelina, 121 N. Eighth.
Morris, Miss Julia, 1 Union pi., 245
N. Union.
O'Keefe, Mrs. Martha, 1110 Washington.
Priest, Julia A., 156 N. Union.
Priest, Mary, Tower Block.
Sheehan, Miss Anna, 127 N. Union.
Weipper, Mrs. Rose E., 303 N. Union.
DRUGGISTS.
Brothers F. R. & Co., 119 N. Union.
Goodwin, William A., 233 N. Union.
Hicks, Dr. J. S., 313 N. Union.
Kolumbian Pharmacy, 133 N. Union.
Murphy, John V., 480 N. Union.
Palmer, A. M. & Co., 161 N. Union;
722 W. State.
Studholme, ± oster, 141 N. Union.
DRY GOODS.
Adams, Geo. B. & Co., 149-151 N.
Union.
Bell Bros., 157-159 N. Union.
Douglas Dry Goods Store, 123 N.
Union.
Graham2 F. T. Co., 121 N. Union.
Grant John J., 314 W. State.
Kniser, James, 202 Whitney av.
Marcus, Harry W., 131 N. Union.
Sherris, Elias, 304 W. State.
Racket Store, 225 N. Union.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES.
Keystone Electric Co., 165 N. Union.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Adams Express Co., 148 N. Union.
United States Express Co., 142 N.
Union.
Wells, Fargo Express Co., 134 N.
Union.
FISH AND OYSTERS.
Taylor & Weber, 113 W. State.
FLORISTS.
Herron, Dana R., W. State, W. O.
Johnson, Fred H., 313 Whitney av.
Llewellyn, Myron, 1010 Washington.
Shannon, Mrs. Ella, 43 Queen, E. O.
FLOUR AND FEED MILLS.
Acme Milling Co., 310 N. Barry.
Empire Mills, Pine, N. O.
Olean Mills, 502 E. State.
FOUNDRIES AND MACHINE SHOPS.
Abbott, D. S. Co., 501-509 N. First.
404
Carley Heater Co., 480-516 N. Union.
Luther Mfg. Co., 133 Railroad av.
Myrick Machine Co. 126 E. Sullivan.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
Cohen, Mrs. Betsy, 429 N. Union.
Crannell, Walter L., 176 N. Union,
Glass, Herman I., 306 W. State.
Mallery, Llewellyn A., 514-516 W.
State.
Miller Hardware Co., 137 N. Union.
Torrey & Torrey, 411 N. Union.
GROCERS.
Acoeks, Franklin, 171 Railroad av.,
•El
r\
Albro, Ruel C, 262 N. Union.
Anderson, Axel W., 1102 W. State.
Cradduck, Charles J., 258 N. Union.
Curtis, George W., 27 Homer, N. O.
DeKay, William N., 83 Bishop, E. O.
Dotterweich, M. S... 220 W. State.
Fehan, David & Co., 1112 N. Union,
N. O.
Fenton, John F., 1414 Buffalo.
Finnessy Bros., 117 N. Union.
Foss, Walter C, 12 Main, Bv.
Foss, William X, 318 Wayne.
Geuder, John H., 422 W. State.
Geuder, Michael C, 234 N. Eighth.
Gilbert, George, 818 N. Union, N. 0.
Golden, Charles E., 608 W. State.
Hannifan, T. F. & Co., 1302 W. State.
Higgins, F. W. & Co., 120 N. Union;
925-927 Buffalo; 701 E. State, E. O.;
1101-1103 N. Union, N. O.
Jonak, John, 64 Pine, N. O.
Kugawa, Joseph, 1117 N. Union, N.O.
Lynd, Michael J.. 435 N. Seventh.
Mack, Michael F., 1022 N. Union,
N. O.
McDowell, Clinton B., Union, S. O.
Meloy, John W., 113 N. Union.
Merritt, F. W. & Son, 721 E. State,
E. O.
Merritt, George H., 825 E. State, E.O.
Phillips & Keenan, 535 N. Union.
Pratt, Dykeman A., 263 N. Union.
Pratt', John W. 221 N. Union.
Riley & Wands, 301-305 N. Union.
Rumsey, Emmet D., 637 E. State.E.O.
Schnell, Charles G. 323 W. State.
Sheehan, D. W. & Son, 501-503 N.
Union.
Spindler Bros., 620 W. State.
' Taylor, Ernest J., 463 N. Union.
Walker, James H., 623 E. State, E.O.
Washburn, E. R., 239 N. Union.
Wiedman & Bernreuther, 1202 W.
State.
Wright, Rolan R., 643 E. State, E. O.
Zimmerman Bros., 802 W. State.
HAIR DRESSERS.
Fisher, Laura J., 11-12 Riley &
Wands block.
HARDWARE DEALERS.
Barse, C. V. B. Co., 155 N. Union.
Edel, August, 512 W. State.
Gillingham & Son, 302 N. Union.
Miller Hardware Co., 137 N. Union.
O'Connor, Martin, 205 N. Union.
Wilkinson, W. S. & Co., 129 N.
union.
HARNESS DEALERS AND REPAIRERS.
Banfield, Charles E., 481 N. Union.
Kreidler Bros., 201-203 W. State.
Rank, George R.; 204 W. State.
Smith, D. L., 219 1-2 N. Union.
Wiedman, John, 317 W. State.
HOTELS.
American House, cor. Pine and N.
Union, N. O.
Capitol Hotel, 112 W. State.
City Exchange Hotel, 1126 N. Union,
N. O.
Corry House, 614-616 Wayne.
Dailey's Inn, 402-4 N. Union.
Driving Park Road House, W. State,
W. O.
Eagle Hotel, 507 W. State.
Frank's Hotel, 108 W. State.
Genesee House 125-131 Railroad av.
Globe Hotel, 712 Wayne.
Grand Central Hotel, 314 N. Union.
Hotel Imperial, 102-106 S. Union.
Maple Shade House, Thirteenth, cor.
Buffalo.
Old Homestead Hotel, 323 N. Union.
Olean House, 132 N. Union.
Union House, 407 N. Union.
World Hotel, 721 W. State.
ICE COMPANIES.
Brown, H. A., 334 Jay.
Haugh, M. J., 602 N. First.
Pure Ice Co., 301-311-W. Henley.
Sherman, Frank E., 607 E. State.E.O.
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE.
Aetna Life Insurance Co., 204 Masonic Temple.
Abrams & Sons, City Hall, N. Union.
Chamberlin, Willis A., 242 N. Union.
Collins Interstate Agency, Masonic
Temple.
Fish, Sidney E., 204 Masonic Temple.
Fitch & Ramsey, City Building.
Hunt, A. V., 207 S. Union.
Mandeville, W. H. & Co., 163 N.
Union.
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.,
143 1-2 N. Union.
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Co.,
37 Exchange Bank Building.
National Protective Legion, 258 1-2
N. Union.
Passmore, Samuel E., 307 Masonic
Temple.
Phoenix Mutual Insurance Co., City
Hall.
Prudential Insurance Co., Riley &
Wands Block.
Refeld, August L., 241 N. Union.
Standard Fire Insurance Co., Masonic
Temple.
Stillman, P. V. R., 216 N. First.
Towner, Gerald E., 37 Exchange
Bank Building.
VanCampen, George, 122 N. First.
JEWELERS.
Daniels, G. R., 166 N. Union.
Fuller, Charles T., 143 N. Union.
Miller, Otto. 109 N. Union.
Rivenburgh, Peter H., 402 W. State.
Smith, Eugene S... 115 N. Union.
LAUNDRIES.
American Palace Laundry, 112 W.
Sullivan.
City Steam Laundry, 264 N. Union.
Olean Steam Laundry, 216 W. State.
Lee, Sam, 253 N. Union.
LAWYERS.
See attorneys.
LIVERY STABLES.
Godfrey, I. M.. 162 N. Union.
Hale, Frank, E. State, E. O.
Heilman, John, (Olean Livery Co.)
238 N. Union.
Muckey, Frederick D., 323 N. Union.
LUMBER DEALERS.
Droney, J. R. Lumber Co., 20-21 Exchange Bank Building.
Glady Lumber Co., 20-21 Exchange
Bank Buildins.
Moore, E. R., 2£7-227 Wayne.
Troy's Planing Mill, 210-226 S. Barry.
Weston, A. Lumber Co., Westons
Mills.
MARBLE WORKS.
Olean Marble & Granite
Whitney av., below First.
Works,
405
MEAT MARKETS.
Ahrens, Adolph, 479 N. Union.
Barnick, William P., 325 W. State.
Gault Bros., 260 N. Union.
Jaekle, Emil M., 1020 N. Union, N. O.
Kichle, George B., 801 W. State.
Mayer Brothers, 152 N. Union.
Seyller, Julius, 1129 W. State.
Sheehan, D. W. & Son, 501-5 North
Union.
MEN'S FURNISHING STORES.
Binghamton Clothing Co., 246 N.
Union.
Coast, J. W. & Son, 154 N. Union.
Davis, Nenno & Hartz, 160 N. Union.
Deiches, S., 170 N. Union.
Economical Clothing Co., 234 North
Union.
Ford's Red Front, 180 N. Union.
Horner, Wm. & Co., 136-138 N. Union.
Karl, Joseph M., V4 N. Union.
Spraker, Clarence H., 266 N. Union.
MILK DEALERS.
Gallets & White, 1306 W. State.
Mayo, Greenleaf H.., 921 Buffalo.
Phillips, Mrs. May, 324- W. State.
MILLINERS.
Backus Millinery Parlors, 319 W.
State.
Marth, Miss Elizabeth, 147 1-2 N.
Union.
Messer, Mary J., 235 N. Union.
Vollmer, Mrs. Anna, 316 W. State.
MUSIC DEALERS.
Backus, Mrs. Carrie 319 W. State.
Willard, Charles, 229 N. Union.
MUSIC TEACHERS.
Griffith, Miss Margaret, 127 N. Barry.
Nold, V. Raymond, 119 Laurens.
Olean School of Music, 119 S. First.
Sheridan Nelle, 413 W. Sullivan.
Stephenson, John G., room 17, City
Building.
Wight Violin & Piano School, 124 N.
First.
Winton, David J., 133 S. Third.
NEWS DEALERS.
See Booksellers.
NEWSPAPERS.
Democrat, (weekly) 215 N. Union.
Evening Herald, (daily) 215 North
Union.
40G
Ledger, (weekly) 245 N. Union.
Morning Times, (daily) 105 North.
Mite, (monthly) 303 Tompkins.
NURSES.
Becker, Mrs. Emma, 33 River, N. 0.
Cartwright, Miss Levidia, 335 N.
Seventh.
Childs, Miss Mona, 141 N. Barry.
Courrier, Mrs. Jennie, 217 N. Fifth.
Cronk, Maude, 519 N. First.
Curtis, Anna, Homer and Buffalo,
N. O.
Filer, Lydia, 119 E. Henley.
Kenzie, Miss, 208 N. Fourth.
Kinsey, Katherine, 241 N. Union.
Marshall, Mrs. Ada, 519 N. First.
Northrup, Mrs. Eva, 74 Bishop, E» 0.
Seiter, Mrs. Anna M., 202 S. Union.
Wagner, Mrs. Caroline, 112 S. Sixth.
Wheeler, Mrs. Dora, 56 Bishop, E. O.
Wright, Mrs. A. A. 63 Main, Bv.
OIL COMPANIES.
Ballard, Leon H., 211 N. Third.
Bradley, Samuel H., 311 Laurens.
Bussell, Gilmore S., 219 N. Fourth.
Coast J. W. & F. W., 154 1-2 N.
Union.
Coast Oil Co., j.04 1-2 N. Union.
Fobes, George, basement Exchange
Bank Building.
Franchot Bros., 25-26 Exchange Bank
Building.
Lima Drilling Co., 163 N. Union.
Love, Thomas B., 311 E. State.
Mandeville Oil Co., 163 N. Union.
Norfolk Oil Co., 20-21 Exchange
Bank Building.
Seep, Joseph, Purchasing Agency,
Exchange Bank Building.
Strong, Gideon H., 38 Exchange Bank
Building.
Tidewater Pipe Line Co., Exchange
Bank Building.
Troy Oil Co., 163 N. Union.
OSTEOPATHS.
Heckmann, Gustave, 39-40 Exchange
Bank Building.
Pettit, Henry J., 34-35 Exchange
Bank Building.
PAINTERS AND PAPERHANGERS.
Ball, George J., 208 Irving.
Barnard, Emery L., 210 S. Seventh.
Barnard, Frank E. 603 W. Henley.
Derby, Melvin P., 126 N. First.
Gabler, William L., 313 W. State.
Heath, Eugene E., 119 S. First.
Hodges, Lorenzo E., 125 N. Eighth.
Kaufman, Fred W., 109 N. Eighth.
Kelly, Edward W., 330 S. Barry.
Lang, Lewis N., 114 S. Fourth!
McClure, Orlando S., 114 E. Sullivan.
PAINTERS—CARRIAGE.
Ganoung, Hiram P., 520 N. Union.
Wood, William, 477 N. Union.
PAINTERS—SIGN.
Ganoung, H. P. & Son, 250 N. Union.
PAWNBROKER.
Harris, Meyer, 246 N. Union.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Hearn, Joseph P., 1114 W. State.
Henninger, D. S., 150 N. Union.
Scott, Don C, 111 North.
Whipple, Herbert C, 236 1-2 N.
Union.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Allen, J. Ross, 129 Hamilton.
Bartlett, Cornelius H., 224 N. First.
Bartlett, Frank H., 33 Exchange
Bank Building.
Boothe, John P., 210 N. Second.
Boyd, Irwin H., Riley & Wands blk.
Burdick, Eugene B., 11 Front, Bv.
Clark, Joseph C, 119 Laurens.
Cowell, Walter A., 118 N. Barry.
Follett, Melville C, 102 E. Henley.
Hewitt, W. Irving, 204 W. Sullivan.
Hibbard, DeVere M., 128 S. Union.
Jenson, Mary B., 124 Hamilton."
Kane, John F., 133 N. Union.'
Knowles, Charles P., 139 S. Union.
Loughlen, John J., 168 1-2 N. Union.
Loughlen, Thomas B., 168 1-2 N.
Union.
McDuffie. William E., 301 E. State.
Morris, J. E. K., 249 N. Union.
Mountain, William H.., 116 S. First.
Reynolds, Walter B., Riley & Wands
block.
Smith, Ambrose E., 105-107 Soutn
Barry.
Smith, Cassar, 903 W. State.
Watts, Francis E., 131 S. First.
PIANO TUNERS.
Burdick, Fred W., 230 N. First.
Chase, Arthur L., 123 S. Eleventh.
PLUMBERS AND STEAM FITTERS.
Kallenback, Ernest L., 117 W. State.
Keystone Gas Co., 139 N. Union.
Olean Plumbing, Heating & Lighting Co., 256 N. Union.
Rodgers, L. G. & Co., I l l W. State.
Simpson, William H., 184 N. Union.
PRINTERS.
Hayden, the Printer, basement Masonic Temple.
Meloy, C. P. & Son. 245 N. Union.
Norton, Bradley, 302 N. Clinton.
Rafferty, Chas. H., 156 N. Union.
Sibley & Ostrom, 215 N. Union.
Times Job Printing Dept.,105 North.
PRODUCE DEALERS.
Miller, L. Y. & Sons, 121-123 W.
State.
Bordonaro Bros., 467 N. Union.
REPAIRERS—GENERAL.
Alger, Page, 244 N. Union.
Close Cycle & Automobile Co., 442
N. Union.
Smith, George & Co., 255 N. Union.
RESTAURANTS.
Benson, William A., 244 N. Union.
Eldridge, Charles, 126-128 W. State.
Ford, W. W... 258 1-2 N. Union.
Ganoung, Charles A... 250 N. Union.
Grand Central Restaurant, 306-308
N. Union.
Jones, Mrs. Nellie, ?,19 N. Union.
Miles, J. Corwin, opp. City Bldg.
Pratt, Ira F.. 266 1-2 N. Union.
Shoemaker, Wm. Mont, 308 N.
Seventh.
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SALOONS.
Binney, Samuel W., 103 N. Union.
Binney, W. L., 116 W. State.
Brushingham, Timothy, 438 N.
Seventh.
Capozzi & Lombardy, 445 N. Union.
Chesner, Louis J., 308 W. StaTe.
City Cafe, 146 N. Union.
Donovan, William, 1024 N. Union,
N. O.
Dorsey, Edward, 248 N. Union.
Dunlavey Bros., 309-311 N. Union.
Duringer & Driscoll, 268 N. Union.
Edel, Charles, 1125 W. State.
Englebach, Adolph, 720 Wayne.
Englebach, Otto E., 716 Wayne.
Fitzsimmons, John C. 1021 N.
Union, N. O.
Frank's Hotel, 108 W. State.
Halter, William, 504 W. State.
Henneman. Joseph, 122 W. State.
Hill, Frank, 915 E. State, E. O.
Isaacson, Peter, 118 W. State.
Italo American Cafe, 445 N. Union.
James, Mike, 447 N. Union.
407
Kugawa, Frank, 1119-1121 N. Union,
N. O.
Lee, William M., 72 Oak, N. O.
Lombardy, Peter J., 437 N. Union.
Maple Shade House, 501 N. Thirteenth.
McGann., H. E., 529 N. Union.
Morton, Michael C, 317 N. Union.
Oak, The., 101 N. Union.
O'Connell Bros., i28 W. State.
O' Connor. R., 108 W. State.
Platt, Frank, 130 W. State.
Powers, Edward. 501 N. Thirteenth
Ryan, John E., 304 N. Union.
Savage. John B.. 124 W. State.
Schelling, William, 455 N. Union.
Shaw, William B., 922 N. Union.
Union Street Cafe, 105 N. Union.
Very, Edward W., 319 N. Union.
Voorhies House, W. State, W. O.
Waldeclt, William, 1312 W. State.
Watts. William H., 103 N. Union.
Westling, Oscar, 315 N. Union.
Wizlac, Walter, 1106 N. Union. N.O.
Wojciechowski, Adam, N. Union,
N. O.
SHOE DEALERS.
DeKa.y, H. M.. 647 E. State, E. O.
Hannifan & Maroney. 147 N. Union.
Johnson, James M. 188 N. Union.
Swanson. Nils. 702 W. State.
Tvler, F. E. & Co., 158 N. Union. '
Weber, Henry., 135 N. Union.
'- ^ SHOE MAKERS.
Capozzi. James, 106 Hamilton.
Lunderen, O. A., 206 W. State.
Morell, Peter, 110 W. Sullivan.
Rank. Georee R.. 204 W. State.
Yanella, Felix, 419 N. Union.
'C ' " "TAILORS.
Brenner, G., 501 W. State.
Gena, J. M.. 223 N. Union.
Homer, Wm. & Co., 136-138 N.
Union.
Kamler Bros., 719 W. State.
Kurtzholtz Edmund. 243 N. Union.
Mayer & Mayer, 122 N. Union,
Michael. Samuel. 212 W. State.
' ' TEAS, COFFEES, ETC.
Grand Union Tea Co., 145 N. Union.
Union Pacific Tea Co., 168 N. Union.
TINSMITHS.
Robeson. Charles E. 315 W. State.
Wetter, William, 701 W. State.
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UNDERTAKERS
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Blighton & Clancy, 207 N. Union.
Quigley, William J., 213 N. Union.
Woodard, C. P., 232 N. Union.
The Titus Co., 174 N. Union.
Up-to-Date Variety Store, 211 N.
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VETERINARY SURGEONS.
VARIETY STORES.
Fuller, William, 219 N. Union.
Bosler, William M., 120 N. Fifth.
1881.
1905.
H. W.
MARCUS.
Largest Strictly Dry Goods Store in Southwestern
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Dealer in General Hardware, Stoves and
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JAMES BOYLE, Manager.
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205 Unien Street.
Morris & Van Campen,
PUBLISHERS OF
Modern City Directories
P. O. Box, 265, Olean, N. Y.
GAS MANTLES
Why not use mantles made here at
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MORE light, and a WHITER
light, than ANY OTHER MANTLES on the market, PRICE
CONSIDERED.
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